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Model tests of the component units of HRAs are, along with calculations, the main tool for the experimental substantiation of the construction at the stage of technical project development. The tests were performed with model samples of component units under laboratory conditions. A specific feature of these studies is the separate influence of different action conditions. The complex action was estimated using the superposition principle by alternating separate tests in stages. This course of action is admissible in the case of the block HRA construction and is caused by the complexity of simulating natural operation conditions. The results obtained on high-temperature testing units allowed optimizing the design and technological solutions used in the HRA development.
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Lanin, A. (2013). Methods of Modeling Tests. In: Nuclear Rocket Engine Reactor. Springer Series in Materials Science, vol 170. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-32430-7_3
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