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MFCI (Molten Fuel Coolant MFCI (Molten Fuel Coolant Interaction) Interaction)

Case Study:-

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Available Technologies for Available Technologies for melting Uranium melting Uranium

Electric Arc Furnaces

Induction Furnaces

Reverberatory or Hearth Furnaces

Cupolas

Vacuum Arc Skull Melting and Casting

Advantages of Induction Heating

Heat is produced in the Heat is produced in the material to be heated.material to be heated.

Quick ResponseQuick Response

Localized HeatingLocalized Heating

High Power DensityHigh Power Density

Eco FriendlyEco Friendly

Disadv.

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Existing Induction Heating Existing Induction Heating System at SOFISystem at SOFI

Technical Specifications:- Type: VEL/MF/50 VEL Induction Heater

Components SpecificationsInverter TypeInverter Type Series Resonant Swept Series Resonant Swept

Frequency InverterFrequency Inverter

Incoming VoltageIncoming Voltage 415V/3Ph/50Hz/ 4 Wire415V/3Ph/50Hz/ 4 Wire

Input Feeder RatingInput Feeder Rating 100 A100 A

Output PowerOutput Power 50 kW50 kW

Output FrequencyOutput Frequency 0-5 kHz0-5 kHz

Output VoltageOutput Voltage 0-400 V0-400 V

Output CurrentOutput Current 100 A100 A

Type of CoolingType of Cooling Water CooledWater Cooled

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Existing Induction Heating Existing Induction Heating System at SOFISystem at SOFI

Coil Dimensions

Suggestions

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Governing Equations Governing Equations

Name Equation1) Specific Heat 1) Specific Heat equationequation

Q=mCp(T2-T1)

2) Law of conservation 2) Law of conservation of energyof energy

Rin + Rgen = Rout + Rstor

3)Heat transfer 3)Heat transfer equation for cylindrical equation for cylindrical casecase

4)Fourier’s law4)Fourier’s law

5)Newton’s law of 5)Newton’s law of coolingcooling

6)Stefan’s Boltzmann’s 6)Stefan’s Boltzmann’s lawlaw

7)Skin Depth Formula7)Skin Depth Formula

Suggestions

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Development of Simple Development of Simple ProgramProgram

Software Specifications:-

Platforms Used: Python 2.7.2, MatlabSupporting Python Libraries: Matplotlib, Py2exe, Pygame,

Vpython, Numpy

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Power Requirements for Power Requirements for different configurationsdifferent configurations

Work Configuration Peak Power

Required

Ideal Frequency

RangeSingle SS-304 Pellet (40 mm dia , 50 mm height)Single SS-304 Pellet (40 mm dia , 50 mm height) 7.19 kW7.19 kW 2.3-5.3 kHz2.3-5.3 kHz

Single Uranium Pellet (40 mm dia , 50 mm height)Single Uranium Pellet (40 mm dia , 50 mm height) 3.35 kW3.35 kW 1.0-4.6 kHz1.0-4.6 kHz

1- U pellet inside SS-304 work 1- U pellet inside SS-304 work U ( 12 mm dia 40 mm height)U ( 12 mm dia 40 mm height)SS-304 (40mm dia , 50 mm height)SS-304 (40mm dia , 50 mm height)

6.99 kW6.99 kW 2.3-5.0 kHz2.3-5.0 kHz

7- U pellets inside SS-304 work 7- U pellets inside SS-304 work U ( 12 mm dia 40 mm height)U ( 12 mm dia 40 mm height)SS-304 (40mm dia , 50 mm height)SS-304 (40mm dia , 50 mm height)

5.68 kW5.68 kW 2.3-5.0 kHz2.3-5.0 kHz

7- U pellets inside SS-304 work 7- U pellets inside SS-304 work U ( 12 mm dia 40 mm height)U ( 12 mm dia 40 mm height)SS-304 (40mm dia , 50 mm height)SS-304 (40mm dia , 50 mm height)

11.34 kW11.34 kW 2.3-5.0 kHz2.3-5.0 kHz

Note: Calculations have been done assuming 30 min as expt. Time and +200 deg. superheated

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Suggested Improvements in Suggested Improvements in the existing designthe existing design

Coil Design:-

Coil With Barrel Coil With Barrel ShapeShape

Coil With GapsCoil With Gaps

Existing Design

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Suggested Improvements in Suggested Improvements in the existing designthe existing design

Work Orientation:- Advantages of Advantages of electromagnetically “thick” electromagnetically “thick” body:-body:-

1)1)High flux linkageHigh flux linkage

2)2)Low heat lossesLow heat losses

3)3)Reduced Edge EffectsReduced Edge Effects

4)4)Uniform heating profile.Uniform heating profile.

Governing Equations

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Suggested Improvements in Suggested Improvements in the existing designthe existing design

Use of Flux Concentrators:-

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Disadvantages of Induction Disadvantages of Induction Heating??Heating??Disadvantages

Noise Produced during operation.Noise Produced during operation.

Hefty Price TagHefty Price Tag

Complex Power System DesignComplex Power System Design

Poor EfficiencyPoor Efficiency

Suitable for components having specific Suitable for components having specific shapes shapes

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Basics of Induction HeatingBasics of Induction Heating Governing Phenomenon:- Eddy Currents

Eddy Currents(Foucault currents):- Currents induced in a conducting material when it is exposed to a changing magnetic fields.

Calculations and Derivations

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Basics of Induction HeatingBasics of Induction HeatingSkin Effect Phenomenon:-Skin effect is the

tendency of an alternating electric current (AC) to become distributed within a conductor such that the current density is largest near the surface of the conductor, and decreases with greater depths in the conductor.

EM Fields Decay Radio Calculations and Derivations

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Basics of Induction HeatingBasics of Induction HeatingProximity Effect Phenomenon:-Unlike skin

effect that does not take into account the nearby conductors, proximity effect accounts the interfering magnetic fields due to the conductors in close proximity. These interfering magnetic fields result in the distortion of the current and power density of distributions of the original conductor.

Calculations and Derivations

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Basics of Induction HeatingBasics of Induction Heating Joule Effect:- Joule's first law, also known as

the Joule Effect, is a physical law expressing the relationship between the heat generated by the current flowing through a conductor.

Calculations and Derivations

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Existing Induction Heating Existing Induction Heating System at SOFISystem at SOFI

Coolant used:- Therminol-59

Therminol® 59 is a synthetic, liquid phase heat transfer fluid with excellent low-temperature pumping characteristics (pumpable at -56°F), yet thermally stable to allow 600°F bulk temperature use. Therminol 59 is ideally suited for both heating and cooling applications between -50°F and 600°F.

Calculations and Derivations

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Why to use Cylindrical Why to use Cylindrical Geometry??Geometry??

Advantages:- 1) Low surface area to volume ratio relative to other

geometries - Reduced Heat Losses

2) Simplified calculations as it matches the geometry of inductor coil hence facilitates extensive theoretical work.

3) Easy Fabrication.

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Calculations and DerivationsCalculations and Derivations

INDEX

1) 1) Skin Depth Formula Derivation

2) 2) Efficiency DerivationEfficiency Derivation

3) 3) Heat Absorbed By Cooling SystemHeat Absorbed By Cooling System

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HEPA(High Efficiency HEPA(High Efficiency Particulate Arresting)Particulate Arresting)

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Efficiency DerivationEfficiency Derivation

Method Selected:-Analysis of experimental data.Advantage:- Less time consuming Disadvantage:-Does not take coupling factor into consideration. Can produce errors if experimental conditions vary to greater extents.

Calculations and Derivations

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Sample Experimental Data Sample Experimental Data UsedUsed

Parameters Values

Melt Charge Dimensions And Configuration

Uranium: Dia*Height 10 *40 (mm)

SS-304: Dia*Height 40*50 (mm)

Mass of Uranium 60g

Mass of SS 500g

Melt Temp. 1600 deg C

Power, Frequency 11kW 750.0 Hz

Cooling System Parameters

Oil Temp. Coil Inlet & Outlet Inlet:21 deg C Outlet:87 deg C

Air Temp. Crucible Inlet & Outlet Inlet:27 deg C Outlet:51 deg C

Flow Rates Oil:- 4 lpm Air:-1000 lpm

Calculations and Derivations

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Calculations and Derivations

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Power vs. TimePower vs. Time

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Calculations and Derivations

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Frequency vs. TimeFrequency vs. Time

Calculations and Derivations

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Temperature vs. TimeTemperature vs. Time

Calculations and Derivations

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Current vs. TimeCurrent vs. Time

Calculations and Derivations

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CalculatiCalculations.ons.

Graph

Calculations and Derivations

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Heat Heat Absorbed By Absorbed By

Cooling Cooling System System

(Power loss during peak consumption)(Power loss during peak consumption)

Calculations and Derivations