comparison of cooling schemes for high heat flux components cooling in fusion reactors
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Abstract
Some components of the fusion reactor receives high heat fluxes either during the startup and shutdown or during the operation of the machine. This paper analyzes different ways of enhancing heat transfer using helium and water for cooling of these high heat flux components and then conclusions are drawn to decide the best choice of coolant, for usage in near and long term applications.
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| Authors | ;Phani Kumar Domalapally;Slavomir Entler |
| Journal | the journal of nutrition |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.14311/AP.2015.55.0086
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