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When a sudden rupture occurs in high energy lines, the ejection of inner fluid with high temperature and pressure causes jet impingement loads on adjacent components and structures, as well as on the ruptured pipe itself.
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In this paper, a numerical method is developed to estimate the annulus pressurization caused by the high-energy line break in the Economic Simplified Boiling Reactor ESBWRR).
During international investigations of the safety status of the Russian PWR plants (WWER), the protection against the effects of high-energy line breaks was considered.
The modernization programs of several nuclear power plants (NPPs) with WWER bring efforts to limit the effects due to postulated high-energy line breaks.
In addition, there is a small peak at 2.8 mm/s, which is typical of the high-energy line of high-spin Fe(II), and a shoulder at 0.9 mm/s (indicated by an arrow).
The accelerator system was developed by High Voltage Engineering Europa B.V. (HVE) and comprises three high energy beam lines.
It wasn't until months later that the track took shape, though: "In the fall, we were playing the loop again and got a really high energy bass line that snaked around the kick and clap.
High energy!" "High hopes!
For this reason, the lattice design of the high energy beam transport lines in which the long deflecting sections are included is considered as a significant issue in the RAON accelerator.
In this paper, we will describe the calculated beam optics satisfying the conditions and present the result of particle tracking simulations with the designed lattice of the high energy beam transport lines in the RAON accelerator.
Because of electrode sputtering caused by high energy ions, copper spectrum lines also appeared.
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