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Groundwater data pave the way for Environmental Management Disposal Facility at Oak Ridge
Results of a two-year study of groundwater levels at the site of the planned Environmental Management Disposal Facility (EMDF) in Oak Ridge, Tenn., have been released, revealing that the levels fell at a slower-than-expected rate. The collection of data on groundwater levels during two wet seasons, conducted by the Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management and the contractor United Cleanup Oak Ridge, formed the core of a groundwater field demonstration study which will help inform the final design of the EMDF landfill.
Shimo Yu, Xiao Yan, Dawei, Zhao, Suijun Gong, Aiwei Xu, Yuanfeng Zan (Nuclear Power Inst of China)
Proceedings | Advances in Thermal Hydraulics 2018 | Orlando, FL, November 11-15, 2018 | Pages 937-944
Measurement in two phase flow has always been a difficult and important research point. A three-layers wire mesh sensor(WMS) is manufactured to measure the important interfacial parameters in two phase flow. This paper carries out single bubble experiments to verify the measurement accuracy in principle. The mechanism of the three-layers WMS, the velocity and volume measure results and the image reconstructions of the flow field are presented in this paper. And the measurement error of velocity and volume and the distortion in the image reconstructions are analyzed in detail.