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Alessandro Alemberti
Researcher at Ansaldo STS
Publications - 20
Citations - 483
Alessandro Alemberti is an academic researcher from Ansaldo STS. The author has contributed to research in topics: Decay heat & Thermal hydraulics. The author has an hindex of 8, co-authored 20 publications receiving 347 citations.
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Overview of lead-cooled fast reactor activities
TL;DR: The lead-cooled fast-reactor (LFR) as discussed by the authors is a type of nuclear power plant that uses a closed fuel cycle enhanced by the fertile conversion of uranium to produce electricity, hydrogen and process heat.
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European lead fast reactor—ELSY
Alessandro Alemberti,Johan Carlsson,E. Malambu,Alfredo Orden,D. Struwe,Pietro Agostini,S. Monti +6 more
TL;DR: The European Lead Fast Reactor (ELSY) as discussed by the authors is a 600 mWe pool-type reactor cooled by pure lead, which has been developed starting from September 2006, in the frame of the EU-FP6-ELSY project.
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A CFD analysis of flow blockage phenomena in ALFRED LFR demo fuel assembly
TL;DR: In this article, a detailed analysis of flow blockage in a fuel sub-assembly is presented, and a CFD model and approach are presented to have a detailed thermofluid dynamic picture in the case of blockage.
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ELSY—European LFR Activities
Alessandro Alemberti,Johan Carlsson,E. Malambu,Alfredo Orden,Luciano Cinotti,D. Struwe,Pietro Agostini,S. Monti +7 more
TL;DR: The European Lead Fast Reactor (ELSY) as discussed by the authors is a 600MWe pool-type reactor cooled by pure lead, which demonstrates the possibility of designing a competitive and safe fast critical reactor using simple engineered technical features, whilst fully complying with the Generation IV goals.
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Investigations on the phenomenology of ex-vessel core melt behaviour (COMAS)
TL;DR: In this paper, the ex-vessel spreading behavior of prototypic corium was investigated to provide a realistic technical basis for the development of core catchers for future nuclear reactor generations.