Fluid Mechanics Podcast - Dr Giovanni Giustini on on Nuclear Reactor Cooling and Thermal Hydraulics

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Fluid Mechanics 101

Fluid Mechanics 101

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In this episode of the Fluid Mechanics 101 Podcast, I discuss new research in Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) that is being carried out to model steam bubbles in water-cooled nuclear reactors with Dr Giovanni Giustini. Dr Giovanni Giustini is a research fellow in the Nuclear Engineering Research Group at Imperial College London. His research focuses on interface capturing methods that can be used to track steam bubbles in boiling water, which have direct application to water-cooled nuclear reactors.
Some useful timestamps for the discussion are:
02:41 An Introduction to Dr Giovanni Giustini and Nuclear Engineering.
09:34 How do Nuclear Power Plants (NPP) work? What are the differences between them?
12:10 What is a Generation 4 Nuclear Reactor?
15:16 Are we looking at nuclear fission?
17:28 How is CFD used in the Nuclear Reactor design and analysis?
18:33 Not all reactors use water as a coolant. But most of them do!
19:48 The problem with steam bubbles in the primary circuit of a Nuclear Reactor.
25:50 The generation of steam bubbles under accident or fault conditions.
28:40 Why are steam bubbles difficult to model in CFD?
30:36 How do you model the presence of steam in water in a CFD model?
34:04 The limits of a continuum representation when studying phase change processes.
36:45 Developing new phase change models for CFD.
38:14 What are the differences between air bubbles and steam bubbles?
42:17 Developing new experiments to support steam bubble research.
43:03 What CFD code does Giovanni use to develop new models?
45:32 How is the research unit structured? Is it all doctoral students?
49:00 What does the future look like for CFD in the nuclear industry?
#fluidmechanics101 #nuclearReactor #cfd
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Links and Further Information
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2020 NIRAB (Nuclear Innovation and Research Advisory Board) report
www.nirab.org.uk/our-work/ann...
UK Government 'The ten point plan for a green industrial revolution'
www.gov.uk/government/publica...
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Follow Dr Giovanni Giustini on:
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Google Scholar
scholar.google.com/citations?...
Research Gate
www.researchgate.net/profile/...

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@g_g_6652
@g_g_6652 Жыл бұрын
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@fluidmechanics101
@fluidmechanics101 Жыл бұрын
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@g_g_6652
@g_g_6652 Жыл бұрын
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@yazanatrash
@yazanatrash 3 жыл бұрын
As a nuclear engineer and a PhD candidate with research focusing on CFD application in Nuclear power plant ( in particular subcooled wall boiling) this was very interesting talk. Thank you for this great podcast and for pointing out this important application of CFD that many people are unaware of.
@TylerSimsMechanical
@TylerSimsMechanical 3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for another great podcast! Looking forward to hearing from Dr. Giovanni again!
@erinsam7821
@erinsam7821 2 жыл бұрын
Truly an insightful conversation. Hoping to see similar content in the forthcoming additions to this series.
@jessbuildstech
@jessbuildstech 3 жыл бұрын
This was a very interesting podcast, thank you Dr Aidan!
@thunder852za
@thunder852za 3 жыл бұрын
Very interesting talk. It sounds like sub-grid models may be the answer in the end.
@saifullahsarfraz9660
@saifullahsarfraz9660 3 жыл бұрын
Please, do a podcast also for supersonic inlet
@agustinvillaortiz3590
@agustinvillaortiz3590 3 жыл бұрын
Another fluid which is considered for those GenIV are liquid metals. Turbulence modeling of them in different convection regimes are challenging! My PhD and actual research is focused in more advanced turbulent heat flux models.
@fluidmechanics101
@fluidmechanics101 3 жыл бұрын
Yes! Liquid metals like LBE and sodium are very challenging to simulate and aren't fully understood yet. Best of luck in your PhD, I am sure it will be very interesting of you are looking at liquid metals
@yariiijan8225
@yariiijan8225 3 жыл бұрын
*Does Ryzen CPU and nividia GPU driver have issue ? I have heard from Tom Hardware website..... Can I run mechanical software like Openfoam, Hypermesh, Ansys(Simulation), Converge CFD, Ansa in Ryzen smoothly or will I get problem?and what about linux*
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