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From SPARC to ARC: CFS prepares for a first-of-a-kind fusion plant
Commonwealth Fusion Systems makes no small plans. The company wants to build a 400-MWe magnetic confinement fusion power plant called ARC near Richmond, Va., and begin operating it in the early 2030s. And the plans don’t end there. CFS wants to deploy “thousands” of fusion power plants capable of accelerating a global energy transition.
The Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light Water Reactors Virtual Meeting
Technical Session|Sponsored by Fuel Materials and Chemistry
Thursday, November 19, 2020|2:30–4:15PM EST|1
Session Chair:
David Andersson (LANL)
Alternate Chair:
Brian Wirth (UTK)
Track Organizer:
Scott Palmtag (NCSU)
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Brian Andersen (ORNL)
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A Meso-scale Two-phase Mixture Model for the Prediction of Boiling and Dryout in CRUD
Dongyeol Yeo (University of Michigan Ann Arbor), Annalisa Manera (University of Michigan), Aaron Huxford (University of Michigan Ann Arbor)
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CRUD Thermodynamics and Composition
Brian D. Wirth (University of Tennessee Knoxville), Jason Rizk (University of Tennessee Knoxville)
CRUD and corrosion modeling at the atomic scale
Donald W. Brenner (North Carolina State University), Zsolt Rak (NCSU)
Simulating and Stopping Crud - Insights Learned from and Inspired by the CASL Program
Bren A. Philips (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Richard C. Martineau (Idaho National Laboratory), Cody J. Permann (Idaho National Laboratory), Derek R. Gaston (Idaho National Laboratory), Brian D. Wirth (University of Tennessee Knoxville), Kenneth J. McClellan (Los Alamos National Laboratory), David Andersson (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Chris Stanek (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Brian Kendrick (Los Alamos National Laboratory), Naiqiang Zhang (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Jeff Deshon (Electric Power Research Institute), Daniel M. Wells (Electric Power Research Institute), Dennis F. Hussey (Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)), Andrew T. Nelson (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Benjamin S. Collins (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Sidney Yip (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Akshay Dave (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Alexandra R. Delmore (University of Wisconsin Madison), Gilberto Mota (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Sean Robertson (Transatomic Power Corporation), Max Carlson (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Ittinop Dumnernchanvanit (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Miaomiao Jin (Idaho National Laboratory), Michael P. Short (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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