Abstract
10B has a large neutron absorption cross section and is commonly used as a neutron poison in the light water reactor (LWR) to adjust the reactivity of nuclear reactors. In this paper, for the first time, a new planar laser-induced fluorescence (PLIF) method with sodium fluorescein as the tracer is used to measure the concentration field of boric acid. In this paper, the injection process is abstracted as a T-tube. The accuracy of LIF is verified by wire mesh sensor. The CFD method is used to simulate the mixing process to come up with proper parameters to consider the influence of turbulence on the flow. The branch velocity of T-tube has a great influence on the diffusion process. The mixing process in the pipeline is mainly driven by turbulence of the side jet. Boric acid is evenly mixed in the pipe within 8 ∼ 10 times of the pipe diameter.
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