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Design of passive decay heat removal system for the lead cooled flexible conversion ratio fast reactor

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Figure  1.1  Schematic  of reactor vessel with dual-free  level  [from Hejzlar  et al.,  2004]
Figure  2.1.  AP1000 Reactor Coolant System and Passive  Core Cooling  System.  From Cummins et al
Figure  2.2.  KLFR radiation structure layout.  From Eoh et al.  [2005].
Figure  2.3.  Graph of Heat removal vs. number of radiation structures  for KLFR RVACS design
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