MHD Coating Requirements Dai-Kai Sze, Xueren Wang UCSD UCSD US/Japan Workshop on Power Plant Studies Presented at UCSD October 9-11, 2003.

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MHD Coating Requirements Dai-Kai Sze, Xueren Wang UCSD UCSD US/Japan Workshop on Power Plant Studies Presented at UCSD October 9-11, 2003

Introduction  For a self-cooled liquid metal blanket for MFE systems, an insulating coating is necessary to control the MHD pressure drop.  This insulating coating can be in the form of self-healing coating, a permanent coating or an insulated insert.  It is important to define how perfect this coating need to be.

MHD Pressure Drop in Fully Developed Flow Conducting wall DP/DX = VB 2 t w k w /a In which V: average velocity B: the transverse magnetic field t w : wall thickness k w: wall electrical conductivity

MHD Pressure Drop in Fully Developed Flow(Continue)

Insulating Wall Duct Dp/dx = kVB 2 /M K: Fluid electrical conductivity M= Ba(k/u) 0.5 U is the viscocity of the fluid. If a= 5 cm, t w = 5 mm, B = 11T, V= 1m/s, L= 1 m For conducting wall DP= 12 MPa For insulated wall DP= 0.01 Mpa

Insulating Wall Duct (Continue)

Coating Requirements  Thermodynamically stable at elevated temperature.  Chemically compatible with liquid metal and structural material at elevated temperature.  Sufficient high electrical resistance during normal operation.  Either self-healing or maintain low cracking fraction during the operation.

Question What is the acceptable cracking fraction in the coating?

Answer The electrical resistance across the crack is much larger than the electrical resistance on the side wall.

Current Path on the side wall The resistance on the side wall is R w b/t w The resistance on the crack is Rd/ax

Current Path on the side wall (Continue) In which R w is the electrical resistivity of the wall material b is the dimension of the channel perpendicular to the field. t w is the wall thickness R is the electrical resistivity of the coolant d is the coating thickness a is the half width of the channel parallel to B x is the fraction of the crack.

Current Path on the side wall (Continue) For the channel to act as insulated channel, the resistance has to be dominated by the crack, or Rd/ax >> R w b/t w Rd/ax >> R w b/t w R is 0.25X10 -6, d is 10 micro, t w is 1mm, a is 5cm, R w is 10 -6, and b is 10 cm. Therefore, X is << 5X10 -7 X is << 5X10 -7

Current Path on the side wall (Continue)

Conclusion For the wall to act like a perfectly insulated wall, the fraction of the crack on the wall has to be less or about For the wall to act like a perfectly insulated wall, the fraction of the crack on the wall has to be less or about If the cracking fraction is higher than 10 -7, the wall will act like a perfect conducting wall. If the cracking fraction is higher than 10 -7, the wall will act like a perfect conducting wall. Question: Can we develop and maintain an insulated wall with a cracking fraction below ? Question: Can we develop and maintain an insulated wall with a cracking fraction below ?

Possible Solutions Possible Solutions * Develop a self-healing coating. * Develop a self-healing coating. * Develop a laminated wall system. * Develop a laminated wall system. * Investigate the contact resistance between the liquid and the wall. * Investigate the contact resistance between the liquid and the wall. * Investigate designs which can accept higher crack fraction. * Investigate designs which can accept higher crack fraction.