Thermal Engineering of Nuclear Power Stations: Balance-of-Plant Systems

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Charles F. Bowman (Chuck Bowman Associates, Inc., USA) Seth N. Bowman (Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC, USA)

Thermal Engineering of Nuclear Power Stations

Balance-of-Plant Systems

Charles F. Bowman (Chuck Bowman Associates, Inc., USA), Seth N. Bowman (Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC, USA)

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CRC Press
01 February 2022

Chemical engineering; Engineering thermodynamics; Nuclear power & engineering; Alternative & renewable energy sources & technology

Thermal Engineering of Nuclear Power Stations: Balance-of-Plant Systems serves as a ready reference to better analyze common engineering challenges in the areas of turbine cycle analysis, thermodynamics, and heat transfer. The scope of the book is broad and comprehensive, encompassing the mechanical aspects of the entire nuclear station balance of plant from the source of the motive steam to the discharge and/or utilization of waste heat and beyond. Written for engineers in the fields of nuclear plant and thermal engineering, the book examines the daily, practical problems encountered by mechanical design, system, and maintenance engineers. It provides clear examples and solutions drawn from numerous case studies in actual, operating nuclear stations.

By: Charles F. Bowman (Chuck Bowman Associates Inc. USA), Seth N. Bowman (Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC, USA)
Imprint: CRC Press
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 156mm,
Weight: 453g
ISBN: 9780367502362
ISBN 10: 0367502364
Pages: 348
Publication Date: 01 February 2022
Audience: College/higher education , General/trade , Primary , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Charles F. Bowman, P.E., is the President of Chuck Bowman Associates, Inc. (CBA), an engineering consulting firm serving the electric power industry since 1994. Chuck Bowman Associates, Inc. specializes in thermal performance analysis of electric power generating cycles and related fields, including the design and analysis of heat exchangers, cooling towers, spray ponds, cooling water systems, etc. Seth N. Bowman is the Manager of the Issues Management organization at the Y-12 National Security Complex, managed and operated by Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC.

Reviews for Thermal Engineering of Nuclear Power Stations: Balance-of-Plant Systems

"""The book has been well-developed to give a thorough understanding of the fundamental thermal design characteristics of the Balance of Plant associated with a typical commercial nuclear power plant."" Christopher M. D’Angelo, Zachry Nuclear Engineering, USA ""The book is a helpful collection of routine practical problems that may be encountered by mechanical design, system, and maintenance engineers during the nuclear power plant operation. The most valuable topics for readers are power plant cooling (Ch. 10-14) that ensure the plant reliability, waste heat utilization (Ch. 15), and heat exchangers (Ch. 16-18) for plant performance efficiency improvement."" Yaroslav Chudnovsky, Gas Technology Institute, USA"