R -- APEX Steam Generator Thermal Hydraulic Tests
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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission plans to award a sole source cost reimbursement contract to Oregon State University for a one-year project titled "APEX Steam Generator Thermal Hydraulic Tests." This project involves conducting reflux condensation experiments using the steam generators in the APEX facility to generate data critical for evaluating and improving TRACE steam generator modeling techniques. The research will also focus on understanding the effects of non-condensable gases on primary side steam generator condensation. Oregon State University will be responsible for all aspects of the testing process, including preparing the test facility and instrumentation, developing test procedures, executing the tests, qualifying the data, and reporting the findings. The contract does not have a solicitation document, but interested parties are invited to submit capability statements by April 14, 2006, demonstrating their ability to perform these services. Contact for the project is Jeffrey R. Mitchell at the NRC.
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