Experimental study of the effect of inlet conditions on the flow and containment characteristics of coaxial flows
Effect of inlet conditions on flow and containment characteristics of coaxial flows for gas core nuclear rockets
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Effect of inlet conditions on flow and containment characteristics of coaxial flows for gas core nuclear rockets
Short chamber inlet configuration for eddy elimination in coaxial flow reactor of gaseous core nuclear rockets
Hydrodynamics of coaxial flow gaseous reactor - experimental measurements on air-bromine coaxial flow system
Coaxial flow gaseous fission reactor concept
Coaxial flow heat transfer - radiation integral evaluation for assumed temperature distributions
Effects of momentum buffer region on coaxial flow of dissimilar gases
Coaxial flow jet chamber flow patterns dependence on inlet gas velocity, density and length/diameter ratio
Analytical investigations of fluid dynamics problems of relevance to the gaseous core nuclear reactor program are presented. The vortex type flow which appears in the nuclear light bulb concept is analyzed along with the fluid flow in the fuel inlet region for the coaxial flow gaseous core nuclear reactor concept. The development of numerical methods for the solution of the Navier-Stokes equations for appropriate geometries is extended to the case of rotating flows and almost completes the gas core program requirements in this area. The investigations demonstrate that the conceptual design of the coaxial flow reactor needs further development.
Effects of momentum buffer region on coaxial flow of dissimilar fluids
Fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and nucleonics of coaxial flow gaseous fission reactors
Turbulent coaxial flow analysis for predicting fuel mass in reactor cavity
Turbulent coaxial flow analysis predicting fuel volume fraction in gas core nuclear rocket reactor cavity, using free-jet computer code and eddy viscosity equation
Momentum buffer region effects on mixing rate in laminar and turbulent coaxial flows of heavy slow- moving gas and light fast-moving gas
Axial turbulence measurements in coaxial flow of dissimilar gases
Vortex and coaxial flow of argon and helium plasmas heated inductively, and strong magnetic field effects on turbulent plasma mixing, for gas core reactors
Mixing of subsonic argon arc jet with coaxial flow of cold helium in duct studied by schlieren photography, calorimetry, and sampling probe