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Code Manual for CONTAIN 2.0 - Federation of American Scientists

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The flight time and average velocity to the first structure in Case 1 <strong>of</strong> the TOF/KU model are the<br />

same as they are <strong>for</strong> the TFI trapping model. Note, however, that the TOF/KU Case 1 trapping rate<br />

differs from the TFI rate. The TFI model takes the sum <strong>of</strong> the gravitational fall time and the first<br />

impact flight time as the time <strong>of</strong> fIight, while the TOF/KU model takes the shorter <strong>of</strong> the two as the<br />

time <strong>of</strong> flight. The rates are different because if the debris reaches the first structure under Case 1<br />

<strong>of</strong> the TOF/KU model, it is assumed to be trapped there. The main input parameter that affects this<br />

case <strong>of</strong> the TOF/KU model is the first trapping length, L1. If a direct line <strong>of</strong> travel from a primary<br />

entrance flow path to a structure can be clearly identified, then this distance should be given as LI.<br />

Otherwise, it is recommended that LI be set equal to 6 times the cell gas volume divided by the<br />

surface area <strong>of</strong> all surfaces in the cell.<br />

An alternate trapping behavior corresponding only to the time <strong>of</strong> flight to the first structure can be<br />

obtained by intentionally speci~ing an artificially large N~U,~,l value. If this is done, the & criterion<br />

<strong>for</strong> re-entrainment will never be met and debris will always stick on the frostimpact. This technique<br />

may be useful <strong>for</strong> per<strong>for</strong>ming sensitivity studies. In most predictive calculations, however, the<br />

default Nfi cut<strong>of</strong>f values should be used.<br />

If the N~ucriterion <strong>for</strong> re-entrainment on the first impact is met, sticking on the first impact is not<br />

assumed and subsequent impacts on nonhorizontal surfaces will be considered as described below.<br />

6.3.6.2 TOF/KU Case 2: Tratminp On Structures Bevond The First Inmact. The velocity v~,zused<br />

<strong>for</strong> evaluating Nfi <strong>for</strong> impacts after the fmt is the second Wucture convective velocity, V2,if defined.<br />

This velocity is more specifically the convective velocity <strong>for</strong> the inner face <strong>of</strong> the second structure<br />

defined in the structure input block and can be controlled by changing the default hydraulic area and<br />

coefficients in that input block. Note that none <strong>of</strong> the parameters specified in the DCH-CELL input<br />

block have an effect on V2. It is recommended that at least two structures be defined in<br />

subcompartments so that either a <strong>for</strong>ced or natural convection velocity is calculated in the heat<br />

transfer module and stored in Vz<strong>for</strong> use in the TOF/KU model. If fewer than two structures are<br />

defined, then the model will use the average gas velocity through the cell, v~,,v~, <strong>for</strong> v~,z.<br />

Under the default RHODG = GAS option, N~u<strong>for</strong> the second trapping criterion is given by<br />

N Ku,s,2 =<br />

If RHODG = MIX is specified, the second trapping NKUnumber is given by<br />

N Ku,s,2 =<br />

~<br />

P~,i‘:2 (6-108)<br />

2 2<br />

pg,i ‘g,2 + pd,i ‘d,avg<br />

d,~t - pg,i - pd,i go<br />

(6-109)

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