351 Molten Salt Applications for Heat Transfer and Nuclear Reactors


Description:
This session covers new developments in nuclear reactor design and testing. Types of reactors of interest include molten salt fueled reactors (MSR), fluoride salt cooled high temperature reactors (FHR), gas cooled reactors, liquid metal cooled reactors, and other new concepts with significant chemical engineering aspects.

Sponsor:
Nuclear Engineering Division


Chair:
Raluca Scarlat
Assistant Professor
University of Wisconsin Madison
Engineering Physics
Madison, WI
Email: raluca.scarlat@wisc.edu


Papers:
351a
Development of an Infrared Measurement Method for Molten Fluoride Salt
Will B. Derdeyn, University of Wisconsin Madison; Alireza Shahsafi, University of Wisconsin Madison; William Mueting, University of Wisconsin Madison; Mikhail A. Kats, University of Wisconsin Madison; Raluca Scarlat, University of Wisconsin Madison
351b
Density Measurement of Molten Fluoride Salts
Ricardo Vidrio, University of Wisconsin Madison
351c
Design and Operation of Batch Fluoride Salt Purification Systems
Kevin Robb, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
351d
Modeling Radiative Heat Transfer in High-Temperature Liquid-Salts
Carolyn Coyle, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Emilio Baglietto, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Charles W. Forsberg, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
351e
Viability of Molten Salt Reactors for the Production of Molybdenum-99
Michael Stoddard, Brigham Young University; John Harb, Brigham Young University; Matthew Memmott, Brigham Young University
351f
Compatibility of Ni-Cr Alloys in Static and Flowing Commercial Molten Chloride Salt
Bruce Pint, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Stephen Raiman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
351g
Investigating Chromium Dealloying in Molten Chloride Salt
Stephen Raiman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Richard Mayes, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Jake McMurray, Oak Ridge National Laboratory; Jisue Moon, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Abstract Submissions Closed
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