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Report: YAEC-1235, " Methods for the Analysis of Boiling Water Reactors, Transient Thermal Margin Analysis Code (MAYUO4-YAEC)", K. J. Burns, December 29, 1980.
Report: YAEC-1235, " Methods for the Analysis of Boiling Water Reactors, Transient Thermal Margin Analysis Code (MAYUO4-YAEC)", K. J. Burns, December 29, 1980.
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1 (2) Pressure transients in which sonic effects are not significant.
1 (2) Pressure transients in which sonic effects are not significant.
. (3) Transients in which subcooled voids and thermal nonequilibrium are not impo rtant.
(3) Transients in which subcooled voids and thermal nonequilibrium are not impo rtant.
(4) Transients in which total flow reversal does not occur.
(4) Transients in which total flow reversal does not occur.
The code's thermal-hydraulic calculations can be performed for single- j phase liquid, two phase nucleate boiling, two phase film, boiling and single-phase vapor flow. In addition, the drift flux formulation used in the conservation equecions allows for both co-current upflow and countercurrent flow. It is expected, however, that the code will be applied primarily to the single phase liquid and two phase nucleate boiling flow regimes in co-current upflow.
The code's thermal-hydraulic calculations can be performed for single-j phase liquid, two phase nucleate boiling, two phase film, boiling and single-phase vapor flow. In addition, the drift flux formulation used in the conservation equecions allows for both co-current upflow and countercurrent flow.
It is expected, however, that the code will be applied primarily to the single phase liquid and two phase nucleate boiling flow regimes in co-current upflow.
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Errata Sheets of Matl to Be Added to Methods for Analysis of BWRs Transient Thermal Margin Analysis Code (MAYUO4-YAEC), Submitted 801231
ML20002D567
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Site: Vermont Yankee File:NorthStar Vermont Yankee icon.png
Issue date: 01/14/1981
From: Burns K, Slifer B, Turnage J
YANKEE ATOMIC ELECTRIC CO.
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YAEC-1235-ERR, NUDOCS 8101210367
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ERRATA I

Report: YAEC-1235, " Methods for the Analysis of Boiling Water Reactors, Transient Thermal Margin Analysis Code (MAYUO4-YAEC)", K. J. Burns, December 29, 1980.

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1 (2) Pressure transients in which sonic effects are not significant.

(3) Transients in which subcooled voids and thermal nonequilibrium are not impo rtant.

(4) Transients in which total flow reversal does not occur.

The code's thermal-hydraulic calculations can be performed for single-j phase liquid, two phase nucleate boiling, two phase film, boiling and single-phase vapor flow. In addition, the drift flux formulation used in the conservation equecions allows for both co-current upflow and countercurrent flow.

It is expected, however, that the code will be applied primarily to the single phase liquid and two phase nucleate boiling flow regimes in co-current upflow.

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