Dear scientists,
I'm looking for Prandtl turbulent correlations applied to liquid metal (expecially, lead). I would like to compare it with results of CFD simulation. It can be liquid metal flow in tube, pins bundle, or in someone else. Has some got this kind of correlations?
In general, I'm trying to formulate my research thesis being postdoctoral engineer. If you have some interesting themes or suggestions about what should I investigate on liquid metal applied to coolant of IV gen nuclear reactor, please, advise me it.
Thank you.
This PDF document created by the IAEA discussing Challenges of using Liquid Metals and Molten Salts in reactors. It looks like a summary of different available data for liquid metals and molten salts. It should get your started in your search.
This PDF document created by the IAEA discussing Challenges of using Liquid Metals and Molten Salts in reactors. It looks like a summary of different available data for liquid metals and molten salts. It should get your started in your search.
Thank you, Lane. I already have two papers: IAEA-TECDOC-1520 and IAEA-TECDOC-1696. I would like to find newer information.
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