Machine learning in critical heat flux studies in nuclear systems: A detailed review
Authors:
- Siwei QiSQSiwei Qi
- Bin HanBHBin Han
- Xiaoliang ZhuXZXiaoliang Zhu
- Bao-Wen YangBYBao-Wen Yang
- Tianyang XingTXTianyang Xing
- Aiguo LiuALAiguo Liu
- Shenghui LiuSLShenghui Liu
- 28 November 2024
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Elsevier in Progress in Nuclear Energy
- Vol. 179
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