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Numerical Simulation to Study Mixing Vane Spacer Effects on Heat Transfer Performance of Supercritical Pressure Fluid in an Annular Channel
The spacer represents an essential part in the nuclear fuel rod. Spacer grid with mixing vanes in fuel rod bundle of nuclear reactor core has a significant impact on heat transfer performance in downstream to grid spacer. Grid Spacers are located on the nuclear fuel rod assembly to hold suitable cle
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