NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, Volume. 46, Issue 2, 020605(2023)
Simulation study of tritium atmospheric dispersion of loss of vacuum accident of a fusion reactor
Fig. 1. Distribution of near-surface radioactivity concentration along the downwind direction during the mixed release phase
Fig. 2. Distribution of near-surface radioactivity concentrations along the downwind direction during the individual release phase
Fig. 3. Nephogram of radioactive concentration distribution (a) 1.5 h, (b) 2 h, (c) 3 h, (d) 4 h, (e) 5 h, (f) 6 h
Fig. 4. Variation of near ground level radioactivity concentration at different wind speeds (950 m)
Fig. 5. Distribution of near-surface radioactivity concentration at different wind speeds (t=2 h)
Fig. 6. Distribution of near-surface radioactivity concentration at different release heights (t=2 h)
Fig. 7. Near-ground radioactivity concentration at various locations at different release heights(a) Downwind 500 m, (b) Downwind 1 000 m, (c) Downwind 2 000 m, (d) Downwind 5 000 m
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Jinghua JIANG, Xuewu CAO. Simulation study of tritium atmospheric dispersion of loss of vacuum accident of a fusion reactor[J]. NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES, 2023, 46(2): 020605
Category: Research Articles
Received: Jun. 16, 2022
Accepted: --
Published Online: Mar. 2, 2023
The Author Email: CAO Xuewu (caoxuewu@sjtu.edu.cn)