Sentence examples for severe core from inspiring English sources

Scenarios of hypothetical accidents resulting in severe core damage can be developed.

HTR, like HTR-PM, implements inherent safety features and ensures the elimination of severe core damage and large release of radioactive material.

The inherent safety features of modular High Temperature Reactors (HTRs) make events leading to severe core damage highly unlikely and constitute the main differentiating aspects compared to LWRs.

MELCOR is an advanced computational aid that has been widely used and adapted to various reactor designs for severe core damage analyses.

During such event the EBSS is in charge to compensate the insertion of positive reactivity, caused by the void generated in the coolant channels by a sharp system pressure drop, in order to avoid severe core damage.

The RELAP/SCDAPSIM/MOD4.0 code, being developed as part of the international Severe Core Damage Analysis Package (SCDAP) Development and Training Program (SDTP), is the first version of RELAP5 rewritten to FORTRAN 90/95/2000 standards.

Progress in Nuclear Energy (companion paper), in preparation] document the development, validation and applications of a simulation platform for computationally-effective, sufficiently-accurate numerical predictions of core melt-structure-water interactions in the light water reactor lower head during a postulated severe core-melting accident.

A hard core, though, suffer from learning disabilities, medical problems and other severe handicaps.

Severe reactor core damage may occur from fuel channel failure as a consequence of excessive heat emitted from calandria tubes (CTs) in a pressurised heavy water (D2O) reactor (CANDU).

We excluded patients in severe hypothermia (core temperature <30°C) and patients with incomplete measurements of PetCO2 in the first 10 minutes of CPR.

Additionally, severe or core activity limitations often presenting in the mentally ill (Australian Bureau of Statistics 2006) can determine their degree of dependence and be a contributing factor to heat susceptibility (Davido et al. 2006).