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When Constellation decided to install replacement Alstom low-pressure turbines at three of its boiling water reactor plants more than 15 years ago, one benefit was knowing the new turbines should operate reliably—and without major inspections—for several years.
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An asymmetric weighted residual method for the solution of fluid dynamics equations is described that leads to local operators with a finite difference structure independent of the degree of approximating polynomials. It combines high accuracy on a coarse computational mesh and short computing time per space point and thus brings about sizable reductions of running time, relative to conventional methods.