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Acoustic finite element method for dynamic response analysis of reactor internals induced by loss-of-coolant accident
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    • Acoustic finite element method for dynamic response analysis of reactor internals induced by loss-of-coolant accident

    • “In the field of reactor structural dynamics, researchers based on the potential fluid acoustic finite element theory, used ADINA software and common node mesh technology to numerically simulate the HDR experimental reactor loss of coolant accident, providing a simple and efficient analysis method.”
    • NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES   Vol. 43, Issue 1, (2020)
    • DOI:10.11889/j.0253-3219.2020.hjs.43.010602    

      CLC: TL334
    • Received:18 July 2019,

      Revised:28 November 2019,

      Published:15 January 2020

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  • ZHAO Xielin,MA Yingchao,YE Xianhui,et al.Acoustic finite element method for dynamic response analysis of reactor internals induced by loss-of-coolant accident[J].NUCLEAR TECHNIQUES,2020,43(01):74-78. DOI: 10.11889/j.0253-3219.2020.hjs.43.010602.

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