Abstract

A phenomenological model is developed to analyze temperature fluctuations in experiments that simulate various liquid-metal fast breeder reactor accident scenarios. Simplified mass, momentum, and energy equations are used to provide a unified system for analysis. Predictions of temperature autocovariance are compared with those observed during a representative in-pile sodium loop experiment. 11 refs.

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