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                              25
                              20
                            Nusselt number (–)  15



                              10
                               5

                                                  Kirillov
                                      Ibragimov
                               0      Skupinski   Sleicher
                                      Cheng
                              –5
                                 0    1000  2000  3000   4000
                                       Peclet number (–)
         Fig. 5.8 Comparison of different HT correlations.


         with

                   4:5            Pe   1000
                 8
                 >
                 <
                             4
             A ¼   5:4 9 10 Pe 1000   Pe   2000                         (5.29)
                 >
                 :
                   3:6            Pe   2000
         for liquid-metal flow in tubes and equations
             Nu ¼ a + b   Pe 0:86                                       (5.30)

         with

                                       2
                           P        P
             a ¼ 6:66 + 3:126  +1:184                                   (5.31)
                           D        D
                8
                  0:0109,                    Pe   2000
                >
                <
                                        0:86
             b ¼  0:0155= 2:5 0:0005   PeÞ  ,2000   Pe   3000           (5.32)
                         ð
                >
                :
                  0:0155,                    Pe   3000
         for liquid-metal flow in rod bundles.
         5.2.2.3 Transversal exchange
         For the transversal exchange in fuel assemblies with liquid-metal flow, five different
         mechanisms are identified, three in the group “undirected flow fluctuation” and two in
         the group “directed cross flow,” as summarized in Table 5.2.
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