Dynamic characteristics of a partially fluid filled cylindrical shell

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Abstract

A pressurizer in a small integral type pressurized water reactor is located inside the upper region of the reactor vessel, and uses a space between the upper head of the reactor vessel and the upper region of the upper guide structure which is partially filled with fluid depending on the operating power. This new design requires a comprehensive investigation of vibration characteristics. This study investigates the modal characteristics of a pressurizer which uses a simplified cylindrical shell model, focusing on how having fluid in the shell affects vibration and response characteristics. In addition, an analysis of sloshing is performed and the response characteristics are addressed.

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Jhung, M. J., Yu, S. O., & Lim, Y. T. (2011). Dynamic characteristics of a partially fluid filled cylindrical shell. Nuclear Engineering and Technology, 43(2), 167–174. https://doi.org/10.5516/NET.2011.43.2.167

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