Corrosion of Vessel Steel During its Interaction with Molten Corium - Part 1 Experimental
This paper is concerned with corrosion of a cooled vessel steel structure interacting with molten corium in air and neutral (nitrogen) atmospheres
during an in-vessel retention scenario. The data on corrosion kinetics at different temperatures on the heated steel surface, heat flux densities and
oxygen potential in the system are presented. The post-test physico-chemical and metallographic analyses of melt samples and the corium–specimen
ingot have clarified certain mechanisms of steel corrosion taking place during the in-vessel melt interaction.
BECHTA S.V.;
KHABENSKY V.B.;
VITOL S.A;
KRUSHINOV E.V.;
GRANOVSKY V.S.;
LOPUKH D.B.;
GUSAROV V.V.;
MARTINOV A.P.;
MARTINOV V.V;
FIEG G.;
TROMM W.;
BOTTOMLEY Paul;
TUOMISTO H.;
2006-08-16
ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA
JRC34226
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC34226,
10.1016/j.nucengdes.2005.12.011,
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