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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.
INTRODUCTION.
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IRRADIATION HISTORY 5
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TEST METECDS.
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IEST RESULTS..
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4.1. Visual Examination 7
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4.2. Di=ensional Measure =ents 7
4.3. Gamma Dose Rate.
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CONCLUSIONS 9
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REFERENCES 10 a
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Local point numbering - SURVEY code analysis of FSV FTE-1 11
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FSV FTE-1, side face A.
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FSV FTE-1, side face B.
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FSV FTE-1, side face D.
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FSV FTE-1, side face E.
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FSV FTE-1, side face F:
short vertical scratch near the upper left corner 17 8.
FSV FTE-1, top surface.
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Examples of discolorations observed on the top surface of FSV fuel test element FTI-1 19 10.
Measured axial strain and bow for.'SV fuel test element FTE-1 20 LIST OF TABLES 1.
Ti=e-averaged graphite irradiation ta=peratures for FSV FTI-1 21 l
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LIST OF TABLES (Continued) 2.
Fast neutron fluences for FSV FTE-1 21 3.
Distance-between-fiducial-hole measurements for FSV fuel test element FTE-1 22 4
Measured radial strain (from distance-across-flats measurements) for FSV fuel test element FTE-1 23 5.
Coolant hole diameter seesure=ents for FSV fuel test i
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Distance-between-coolant-hole =easurements for FSV j
fuel test element FTE-1 25 7.
Calculated and measured strains and bow for FSV fuel i
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INTRODUCTION Fuel test element FTE-1 is one of eight fuel test elements (Ref. 1) inserted into the FSV reactor during the first refueling.
The element was irradiated in core location 25.07.F.06 (region 25, column 7, core layer 6) for 189 effective full power days (EFFD).
As shown below, there were a number of sajor differences between FTI-1 and regular FSV fuel elements.
FTE-1 Regular FSV Fuel Elements 4
3 Graphite (grade)
H-451 H-327 E
Fuel UC TRISO/Th0 TRISO (Th,U)C TRISO/ThC TRISO 3
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A nondestructive examination of FTE-1 was perfor=ed in the Hot Service Facility (HSF) at FSV on April 16, 1982.
The examination included:
S A visual inspection for corrosion, cracks, scratches, and
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- Distance between fiducial holes
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- Gamma dose rate and neutron count rate measurements.
- Cycle 2 was from May 26,1979 to May 13,1982.
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906599 Ime A The objactives of the examination were to:
Verify the structural integrity and dimensional stabill:7 of the H-451 graphite block.
- Obtain H-451 graphite di=ensional change and bow data for comparison with HTGR design code strain and bow calculations.
e Obtain a ga==a dose rate and a neutron count rate for co=parison with HTGR co=puter code calculations.
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fluence histories for FTE-1 at 35 local points (Fig. 1).
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been performed which verify that, given the sa=e input data, the two codes l
calculate the sa=e te=peratures and fast neutron fluences.
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it replaced. This was modeled by adjusting the appropriate axial power profiles used in SURVEY. The axial power factors for the axial locations occupied by FTE-1 were increased by 8% and the axial power profiles were renormalized. The radial power and flux distributions for core region 25 were obtained from the GAUGE analysis of cycle 2.
The perturbations in the region and colt =:n average powers caused by the insertion of FTE-1 into region 25 were small and were not considered in the SURVEY analysis.
SURVEY / STRESS (Ref. 5) - used to calculate stresses, strains, and bow for FTE-1.
These calculations were based on the irradiation conditions 5
obtained from SURVEY.
2 The time-averaged graphite te=peratures and fast neutron fluences calculated h_
for FTE-1 are given in Tables 1 and 2.
Section 4.2 discusses the results of the SURVEY / STRESS calculations.
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In addition to FTE-1, 53 fuel and reflector ele =ents from FSV core seg=ent
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- Accarding to the GATT results, the ratio of the power generated by FTE-1 and the power that would have been generated by the ele =ent it replaced, (or the axial power correction factor, as it is called in Ref. 1), decreased from about 1.09 at the beginning of cycle 2 to about 1.07 at the end of the cycle.
The axial power correction factor originally reported for FTE-1 in Ref.1 decreased from 1.30 to 1.10 during cycle 2.
This correction factor was calculated with the FEVER code. As stated in Ref 1, the FEVER calculations overestimated the power perturbation effect of the test elements because of the boundary conditions assumed by the code. 3ecause FEVER is a one-dimensional code, it =ust assume that the column of fuel elements being evaluated is surrounded by an infinite array of identical colu=ns of elements.
Consequently, the neutron fluxes calculated by FEVER for FTI-1 were eco high since F*E-1 had a heavier fuel loading than the surrounding partially depleted fuel elements.
3ecause it is a three-dimensional code, GA*T can accurately calculate the boundary conditions, (and therefore the neutron fluxes and fission races), for the test ele =ents.
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IEST RESULTS 4.1 Visual Fasmination FTE-1 was in excellent condition. No cracks were observed on any of the element's surfaces; nor was there any evidence of graphite corrosion or other significant structural damage.
Figures 2 through 7 show the side faces of FTI-1.
Face C had a discontinuous vertical scratch running nearly the length of the element (Fig. 4).
Similar scratches were observed on face C of several other ele =ents and are thought g
j to have resulted during handling, possibly frem contact between the elements and a storage rack in the fuel handling machine. There was also a short vertical UF scratch near the upper lef t corner of face F (Fig. 7).
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Numerous dark markings (Fig. 9) were observed on this surface. Many of these were on top of, or around, fuel hole plugs and appeared to be build-ups of some substance. The metrology
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The markings on the top surface of FTE-1 are believed to have been stains caused by outgassing from the graphite cement used to ce=ent ene fuel hole plugs 2:
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examined fuel elements.
No unusual features were observed on the bottom surface of FIE-1.
4.2 Di=ensional Measurements FTE-1 underwent little dimensional change as a result of irradiation.
The element-average axial strain (al/D was -0.038%, corresponding to a length reduction of 0.31
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corresponding to a shrinkage of 0.04 mm across-flats. The maximum bow was 0.08 =m.
The axial strain was highest, -0.051%, adjacent to face 3 and lowest,
-0.022%, adjacent to face E.
Fig.10 shows the axial strain distribution as deter =ined from element length =easurements. The distance-between-fiducial-hole measurements (Table 3) indicate that the axial strain was greater at the top of the block than at the bottom. The block-average axial strains between the top two, middle two, and bottom two fiducial holes were -0.065%, -0.033%, and 2s E
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block (-0.032" to 0.004%). The average radial strain determined from the coolant 3
hole diameter =easurements at the top of the block (Table 5) was -0.220%, but sj is suspect because of the small di=ensions involved. A bias of only 0.03== in j
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than 0.100%. Although the strains were somewhat overpredicted, the strain differences within the element were well predicted. The calculated acd measured top-to-bottom differences in the radial strain were 0.047% and 0.036",
respectively. The calculated and measured maximum across-flats differences in the axial strain were 0.043% and 0.022%, respectively. The calculated bow was 0.10 =m and the =easured bow was 0.08 :.n.
4.3 Ga==a Dose Rate At 3 feet, the gacma dose rate measured for FTE-1 was 3 3 R/hr.
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feet, the calculated gamma dose rate was 354 R/hr.
4.4 Neutron Count Rate A SNOOPY-type detector system equipped with a Reuter-Stokes Model RS-P6-0305-134, fission counter was used to obtain a neutron count rate from FTE-1 for comparison with MORSE code (Ref. 8) calculations. The measured count rate was 0.00112 counts /sec. (15 counts over 224 minutes). The calculated count rate was 0.00104 counts /sec.
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5.1 The structural performance and dimensional stability of FTE-1 were a5 excellent. No cracks were observed in any of the ele =ent's surfaces. There j
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underwent little di=ensional change as a result of irradiation. The element-3 Ug average axial strain was -0.038%, corresponding
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However, it should be noted that the fast neutron fluence for FTE-1 (NO.65 X 10~5 n/m, E > 29fJ g"
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n/m ) and LHTGR fuel elements (N6 X 10~5 n/m").
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5.3 Excellent agreement was obtained between measured and calculated ga=ma dose rates (358 R/hr. vs. 354 R/hr. at 3 feet), and between measured and calculated neutron ecune rates (0.00112 counts /sec. vs. 0.00104 counts /sec.) for FTE-1.
The ga=ca dose rate was calculated with the ?ATH code. The neutren count rate was calculated with the MORSE code.
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Verification of HTGR design code calculations cannot be accomplished through comparisons of calculations and experimental obcervations for one element. Many such co=parisons for core components which have collectively experienced a wide range of irradiation conditions are required.
The results of the comparisons between =easure=ents and design code calculations (SITAVEY/ STRESS, PATH, MORSE) for FTE-1 should be reviewed with this in =ind.
Additional comparisons between measurements and calculctions for FSV fuel elements are provided in Ref. 6.
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- 6. REFERDICES 2
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- 1. " Safety Analysis Report for Fort St. Vrain Reload 1 Test Ele =ents FTE-1
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Through FTE-8," General Atomic Company Report GLP-5494, June 30, 1977.
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- 2. Wagner, M.R., " GAUGE, A Two-Di=ensional Few Group Neutron Diffusion-Depletion S
Prograr for a Uniform Triangular Mesh," USAEC Report GA-8307, General Atomic 3
g Company, March 15, 1968.
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- 3. Kraetsch, H., and M. R. Wagner, "GATT, A Three-Di=ensional Few Group Neutron j
Diffusion Theory Program for a Hexagonal Z Mesh," USAEC Report GA-8547, f
General Atomic Company, January 1, 1969.
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- 4. Georghiou, D. L., " SURVEY, A Computer Code for the Ther=al and Fuel 3
Performance Analysis of High-Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactors," General
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j Atomic Report GA-D14869, November 1978.
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- 5. Smith, P.
D., " SURVEY / STRESS, A Model to Calculate Irradiation - Induced Stresses, Strains, and Deformations in an HIGR Fuel Block Using Viscoelastic Beam Theory," General Atomic Report GA-A13712, October 20, 1975.
- 6. Saurwein, J.
J., " Nondestructive Examination of 54 Fuel and Reflector Ele =ents from Fort St. Vrain Core Seg=ent 2," DOE Report GA-A16829, General Atomic Company, to be published.
- 7. Clark, S. and B. A. Engholm, " PATH - A Highly Flexible General Purpose Ga==a Shielding Program," General Atocic Report GA-9908, December 10, 1969.
- 8. Straher, E., et al., "The MORSE Code - A Multigroup Neutron and Gx m Ray Monte Carlo Transport Code," Oak Ridge National Laboratory Report OR'!L-4585, Septe=ber 1970.
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Positive bow - cencave Fig. 10 Measured axial strain and Negative bev - convex bow for 757 fuel test ele =ent All strains (.11/1) in,.
- ..- 1 Ele =ent average axial st: sin = -0.039".
40.0097. (1c)
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99 Table 1 TIME-AVERAGED GRAPHITE IRRADIATION TEMPERATURES FOR FSV FTE-1 Temperature ('C Axial Point (a)
Local point (a 1
6 j
1 2
3 4 I 5
6 7
3 1
576 557 563 578 579 57I 571 j
2 598 578 584 600 602 595 592 y
3 619 597 603 621 622 615 612 j
4 640 616 623 641 643 636 632 E
5 663 637 645 665 667 658 655
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2 5
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(a)See Figure 1, Point 1 - top of block.
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5 Table 2
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FAST NEUTRON FLUENCES FOR FSV FTE-1 5
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j Fast Neutron Fluence (x10 Axial Point (a)
Local point (a{s, E>29fJHTGR) n
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1 l
2 l3 4
5 6
7 1
.63
.73
.69
.57
.55
.62
.68 2
.63
.73
.70
.58
.55
.62
.69 3
.64
.74
.70
.58
.56
.62
.69 4
.63
.73
.70
.58
.55
.62
.69 5
.60
.70
.66
.55
.53
.59
.65 (a)See Figure 1, Point 1 - top of block
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DISTANCE-BETWEEN-FIDUCIAL-HOLE MEASURD'ENTS FOR FSV FUEL TEST ELi'fENT 1, Freirradia-Festirradiad Strain j
(3)
Dim 2n-tion Distance l tion Dis-
?.2/ Z
- 1c sion Corner (in.)
tance (in.)
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g L
1 9.002 8.993
-0.097 0.044 L
2 9.002 8.993
-0.099 0.044 g
L 3
9.003 8.999
-0.046 0 044 i
L 4
9.004 9.000
-0.036 0.044 L
5 9.004 9.000
-0.036 0.044 g
3 L
6 9.003 8.995
-0.075 0.044 s
L BLK AV
?.003 8.997
-0.065 0.044 2
M 1
9.002 8.999
-0.025 0.044 E
M 2
9.003 8.996
-0.069 0.044 8
M 3
9.002 8.99?
-0.035 0.044 3
M 4
9 001~
8.998
-0.033 0.044 E
M S
9.003 9.000
-0.033 0.044 1
M 6
9.002 9.001
-0.004 0.044 2
M BLK AV 9.002 9.999
-0.033 0.044 j
N 1
9.001 8.998
-0.029 0.044
.E N
2 9.000 9.000 0.009 0.044 E
N 3
9.000 8.999
-0.005 0.044 j
N 4
9.000 9.002 0.021 0.044 N
5 8.999 9.000 0.016 0.044 5
N 6
9.000 9.003 0.043 0.044
.5 N
BLK AV 9.000
,9.001 0._009 0.044 E
E 1
27.005 26.991
-0.050 0.015 j
R 2
27.004 26.090
-0.053 0.015
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R 3
27.006 26.99S
-0.029 0.015 R
4 27,005 27.001
-0.016 0.015 3
5 27.006 27.001
-0.017 0.015 R
6 27.004 27.001
-0.012 0.015 R
BLK AV 27.005 26.997
-0.030 0.015 (a) Dimension L - distance between the top 2 fiducial holes Dimension M - distance between the middle 2 fiducial holes Di=ension N - distance between the bottom 2 fiducial holes Dimension R - distance between the top and bottom fiducial holes The 4 fiducial holes were equally spaced over the elenents's length.
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l Table 4 MEASURED RADIAL STRAIN (from distance-across-flats measurements) FOR FSV FUEL TEST ELr INT FTE-1
-8 2
E bistance i
from Botten Radial Strain (AI/IM 3
of Block E'
(is.)
Face s A-D Face s B-E Face s C-F Average
.2 w
e 1.25
-0.003 0.023
-0.009 0.004 E
4.25 0.008 0.017
-0.009 0.006 7.25 0.020
-0.012 0.003
,)
10.25
-0.007 0.014
-0.006 1 13.25
-0.011 0.007
-0.022
-0.009 3
16.25.
-0.013 0.003
-0.022
-0.010 5
19.25
-0.016
-0.001
-0.022
-0.013 3
22.25
-0.027
-0.010
-0.033
-0.023
.g 25.25
-0.044
-0.015
-0.040
-0.033 3
28.25
-0.03 0
-0.025
-0.027
-0.027 l
-30.35
-0.03 4
-0.025
-0.036
-0.03 2 8
3 Block Average
-0.012 g
l
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l l
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v Table 5 COOLANT HOLE DIAMETER MEASUREMENTS FOR FSV FUEL TEST ELEMENT FTE-1 HOLE PRE-IRRADIATION POST-IRRADIATICN I RADIAL STRAIN l Diameter Diameter AI/I i ic
.(in. ) v (in.)
312 0.622 0.620
-0.359 0.186 259 0.622 0.620
-0.423 0.186 222 0.622 0.421
-0.262 0.186 191 0.498 0.497
-0.370 0.232
.g 3
219 0.622 0.621
-0.149 0.186 270 0.622 0.620
-0.310 0.136 j
319 0.622 0.600
-0.343 0.186 y
295 0.622 0.620
-0.391 0.186 2
267 0.622 0.620
-0.310 0.186 g
235 0.622 0.421
-0.181 0.186 199 0.498 0.497
-0.270 0.232 t@
216 0.622 0.620
-0.310 0.186
=
264 0.622 0.620
-0.407 0.186 E
303 0.622 0.321
-0.230 0.186 g
244 0.622 0.611
-0.262 0.186 4
213 0.425 0.624
-0.191 0.135 E
180 0.499 0.497
-0.269 0.232 j
161 0.623 0.622
-0.165 0.186 i
158 0.622 0.621
-0.214 0.136 155 0.623 0.621
-0.326 0.186 5
170 0.623 0.621
-0.310 0.186
.5 167 0.622 0.621
-0.214 0.186 E
164 0.623 0.622
-0.149 0.186 j
145 0.496 0.497 0.032 0.233 5
112 0.623 0.623
-0.005 0.196 l
S1 0.623 0.622
-0.085 0.186 22 0.623 0.623
-0.069 0.186 41 0.623 0.621
-0.326 0.186 109 0.622 0.622
-0.053 0.186 126 0.496 0.495
-0.230 0.233 90 0.623 0.623 0.043 0.184 SS 0.623 0.621
-0.279 0.196 30 0.623 0.622
-0.229 0.186 6
0.623 0.623 0.011 0.186 55 0.623 0 620
-0.406 0.186 106 0.623 0.622
-0.165 0.136 144 0.496 0.496
-0.170 0.233 103 0.626 0.625
-0.1?6 0.*SS 66 0.623 0.623
-0.005 0.186 13 0.622 0.622
-0.251 0. *. ? 6 i -0.:_a i
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Table 6 DISTANCE-BETWEEN-COOLANT-HOLE MEASUL"ENTS FOR FSV FUEL TEST ELEMENT FTE-1 PRE-IRRADIATION POST-IRRADIATION STRAIN l
]
HOLES Distance Distanca AI/I
- 1c
~
(in.)
(in.)
5-5 5
i 312 TO 270 1 598 1.598
-0.019 0.317 3
270 TL 219 1.598 1.599 0.062 0.317 3
219 TO 106 3.818 3.813
-0.112 0.133
,F 106 TO 55 1.597 1.597 0.034 0.312 5
55 TO 13 1.597 1.598 0.059 0.317 g
312 TO 13 12.697 12.688
-0.068 0.040 j
319 TO 295 0.659 0.465 0.954 0 770 3
295 TO 267 0.660 0.657
-0.557 0.768 267 TO 235 0.640 0.661 0.132 0.769
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235 TO 90 4.502 4.499
-0.071 0.113
=
90 TO 58 0.459 0.659
-0 048 0.769 3
58 TO 30 0.659 0.659 0.066 0 770 3
30 TO 6
0.658 0.658 0.067 0.771 3
319 TO 6
12.193 12.185
-0.070 0.042 303 TO 264 1.598 1.599 0.028 0.317 3
264 TO 216 1.598 1.598 0.023 0 317
.5 216 TO 109 3.817 3.918 0.031 0.133 y
109 TO 61 1.598 1.597
-0.046 0.317 z
61 TO 22 1.596 1.597 0.010 0.318 303 TO 22 12.696 12.691
-0.044 0.040 170 TO 167 1 598 1.599 0.044 0.317 167 TO 164 1.598 1.598
-0.005 0.317 164 TO 161 3.818 3.826 0.224 0 133 161 TO 158 1.598 1.599 0.0S3 0.317 158 TO 155 1.596 1.5?8 0.108 0.318 170 TO 155 12.699 12.706 0.053 0.040 13 TO 22 6.037 6.038 0 015 0.034 22 TO 170 6.037 6.035
-0.025 0.084 170 TO 312 6.038 4.036
-0 039 0.034 312 TO 303 6.038 6.03S 0.009 0.0?4 303 TO 155 6.038 6.036
-0.036 0.084 155 TO 13 6.036 6.037 0.043 0.0?a 4VERAGE 6
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Table.7 CALCUIATED AND MEASURED STRAINS AND BOW FOR FSV FUEL TEST ELEMENT FTE-1 Time-averaged (a)
Fast Fluence (b)
Temperature (1025 n/m2 Calculated Measured
?arameeer
(*C)
E>29fJu cn )
Value Value Element average (c) 615 0.64
-0.135
-0.03920.009 axial ser ain (%)
=
j Axial strain g
distribution (%)
f Local point 1 619 0.64
-0.132
-0.038 0.009 2
597 0.74
-0.159
-0.046:0.009 h
3 603 0.70
-0.145
-0.044t0.009 2
3 4
621 0.58
-0.115
-0.025 0.009 j
5 622 0.56
-0.113
-0.027t0.009 y
6 615 0.62
-0.138
-0.04220.009 j
7 612 0.69
-0.155
-0.05020.009 h
Element average (d) 615 0.64
-0.096
-0.01210.016
-8 radial strain (%:
.e i
Radial strain (d) t distribution (%)
5 3
Top of block 573 0.63
-0.118
-0.03220.011 Middle of block 615 0.64
-0.097
-0.010!0.016 Bottem of block 659 0.61
-0.071
' O.004:0.016 Bow (mm)(*)
0.10 0.08
(* Temperature obtained from SURVEY code calculations based on the GAUGE code depletion analysis of FSV cycle 2 and the FTE-1 power history calculated by the GATT code.
The temperature uncertainty (la) is approximately 10% of l
the difference between the temperature and the gas-inlet temperature (~340*C, time averaged).
Fast neutron fluences obtained from Si!RVEY code calculations based on the CAUGE code depletion analysis of FSV cycle 2 and the axial flux prefiles Page 26
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for the FSV core, (it was assumed that FTE-1 did not significantly affect the fast neutron flux distribution). The uncertainty in the fast fluence is s
approximately 210% (le).
(c)The axial strains were obtained by subtracting the ther:a1 strain for E-451 graphite in the axial orientation at 177*C (0.062 x 10-2 =m/==)
f rom the end-of-lif e shutdown strains calculated by SURVEY / STRESS.
(d)he radial strains were obtained by subtracting the ther=al strain for E-451 graphite in the radial orientation at 177*C (0.071 x 10-2 =2/=2) from the end-of-life shutdown strains calculated by SURVEY / STRESS.
(e)The bow was calculated at the ele =ent =idplane by SURVEY / STRESS.
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