Heat TransferOBJECTIVESTERMINAL OBJECTIVE2.0 Given the operating conditions of a typical nuclear reactor, DESCRIBE the heat transferprocesses which are occurring.ENABLING OBJECTIVES2.1DESCRIBE the power generation process in a nuclear reactor core and the factors thataffect the power generation.2.2DESCRIBE the relationship between temperature, flow, and power during operation ofa nuclear reactor.2.3DEFINE the following terms:a. Nuclear enthalpy rise hot channel factorb. Average linear power densityc. Nuclear heat flux hot channel factord. Heat generation rate of a coree. Volumetric thermal source strength2.4CALCULATE the average linear power density for an average reactor core fuel rod.2.5DESCRIBE a typical reactor core axial and radial flux profile.2.6DESCRIBE a typical reactor core fuel rod axial and radial temperature profile.2.7DEFINE the term decay heat.2.8 Given the operating conditions of a reactor core and the necessary formulas,CALCULATE the core decay heat generation.2.9DESCRIBE two categories of methods for removing decay heat from a reactor core.Rev. 0 Page ix HT-02
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