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As the experiment lasted for only 4 hours, care should be taken to extrapolate this observation to the long-term combustion behavior of the fuels.
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A mathematical model of a 750 W PEM fuel cell is developed in [22] to predict the behavior of the fuel cells under steady-state and transient conditions.
Consequently, a robust knowledge is required to assess better the behavior of the fuel, in particular the impact of biofuels.
The behavior of the fuel cell stack with a different number of cells in series was evaluated.
Interactions between fuel components can influence the release of energy and production of harmful emissions in compression ignition combustion through determination of the autoignition behavior of the fuel.
The objective of this devise is to analyze the thermal-mechanical behavior of the fuel rod and the radiological consequences during a Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA).
For ensuring safety margin of the fuel rod of an SFR, the effect of aging on the transient behavior of the fuel cladding should be considered.
In that case, frequency and fuel cell current ripple can be set independently to investigate the dynamic behavior of the fuel cell.
The transient behavior of the fuel cladding of a sodium-cooled fast reactor (SFR) is one of the main design issues concerning the safety of a reactor.
In addition, a neutron-kinetics/thermal-hydraulics coupling method is developed, to analyze the neutron-physical and thermal-hydraulic behavior of the fuel assembly designs.
The new model was applied to an extreme (beyond design basis) scenario in order to observe the behavior of the fuel during a large prompt critical reactivity insertion.
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