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CARR供电系统由中压、低压、备用、直流、应急及接地等子系统构成。中压系统由两段母线、20面开关柜及6面电容补偿柜组成,其主要负荷是4台主循环泵、5台二次水泵和4台10/0.41000kVA的主变;低压系统由四段母线及33面开关柜组成,其电源来自4台主变的低压侧,其主要功能是向所有的低压负荷提供电力并作为应急和备用供电系统的悠闲电源;直流系统由三面开关柜组成,主要向中压系统提供操作电源。 相似文献
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CARR供电系统由中压、低压、备用、直流、应急及接地等子系统构成。中压系统由两段母线、20面开关柜及6面电容补偿柜组成,其主要负荷是4台主循环泵、5台二次水泵和4台10/0.41000kVA的主变;低压系统由四段母线及33面开关柜组成,其电源来自4台主变的低压侧,其主要功能是向所有的低压负荷提供电力并作为应急和备用供电系统的悠闲电源;直流系统由三面开关柜组成,主要向中压系统提供操作电源;备用供电系统由2台互为冗余的柴油机和配电装置组成,其主要作用是向允许短时中断的负荷提供电力。应急供电系统由3套独立的UPS、3组蓄电池组及开关柜组… 相似文献
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本课题选用WIMSD一4和CITATION两个通用物理计算程序,建立针对CARR堆芯的物理计算模型,研发了CARR专用燃耗计算程序和CARR堆芯换料专用程序,完成程序计算验证和改进。 相似文献
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中国先进研究堆稳态自然循环能力分析 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
针对中国先进研究堆(CARR)的结构和运行特点,开发了CARR自然循环能力计算程序,计算得到了不同池水温度条件下CARR自然循环能力,并分析了池水温度对CARR自然循环特性的影响:自然循环冷却剂流量随池水温度的升高而增大,但自然循环能力(带走的堆芯功率)随池水温度升高而降低.基于理论推导和程序计算结果,提出了一个适用于预测不同池水温度下CARR自然循环流量和堆芯功率的简单关系式,该关系式预测值与程序计算结果误差小于±10%. 相似文献
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CARR热工水力与安全分析程序TSACC的开发与验证 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
针对中国先进研究堆(CARR)的具体结构和运行特点,利用Fortran程序设计语言开发了CARR热工水力安全分析程序TSACC(Thermal-hydraulic and Safety Analysis Code for CARR). TSACC完全采用模块化结构设计,便于二次开发,可应用于多种事故工况及其他堆型的分析计算.基于程序验证的基本思想,分别利用TSACC和商用程序RELAP5/Mod3对CARR丧失厂外电源事故工况进行了计算.得到了堆芯平均通道以及最热通道内冷却剂流量、温度和最小偏离泡核沸腾比(MDNBR)等参数的瞬态响应.将TSACC计算结果与RELAP5/Mod3计算结果进行比较、分析后发现:除冷却剂发生倒流前后二者计算结果相差较大外,总体吻合较好.局部值差别较大的主要原因是两个程序在低流速区域选用的换热公式不同.程序验证结果表明了TSACC的准确性和适用性. 相似文献
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核电站主泵停运控制核素的选择 总被引:2,自引:2,他引:0
主泵是核电站必不可少的设备,除维系机组的安全运行外,它还对辐射源项的控制起着不可替代的作用。选用合适的放射性核素控制主泵的停运对于压水堆机组大修时解决工期进度和减少辐射源项这一矛盾有着重要指导意义。本文结合大亚湾核电站的运行经验,指出^110mAg是对反应堆换料水池表面辐射水平有主要贡献的核素,并给出了停运主泵时^110mAg比活度的建议限值。 相似文献
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中国一体化反应堆核电厂创新安全壳设计研究 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:0
中国一体化反应堆核电厂(CIP)是中国核反应堆系统设计技术国家重点实验室正在开发的新一代革新型、完全一体化的压水堆,其电功率约为300 MW.CIP采用堆内一体化布置,反应堆冷却剂系统设备以及控制棒驱动机构全部布置在反应堆压力容器内.这种一体化设计消除了传统的冷却剂回路管道,消除了大LOCA事故,具有更高的安全性.本文介绍了CIP安全壳系统方案选择、安全壳设计、安全壳设计压力的确定以及安全壳结构的计算分析. 相似文献
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Ayd?n Karahan 《Nuclear Engineering and Design》2010,240(10):2812-2819
The study evaluates potential weaknesses and possible improvements for integral type small modular pressurized water reactor designs. By taking International Reactor Innovative and Secure (IRIS) as the reference design and keeping the power output as the same, a new fuel and reactor design were proposed. The proposed design relocates the primary coolant pumps and the pressurizer outside the reactor pressure vessel (RPV). Three recirculation lines and jet pumps/centrifugal pumps are introduced to provide the coolant circulation similar to Boiling Water Reactor designs. The pressurizer component is expected to be similar to the AP600 design. It is located at one of the recirculation lines. The new fuel assembly adopts 264 solid cylindrical fuel pins with 10 mm diameter and 2.3 m height, arranged at a hexagonal tight lattice configuration. Large water rods are introduced to preserve the moderating power and to accommodate finger type control rods. The resulting fuel can operate with 104.5 kW/l power density while having substantially higher margin for boiling crisis compared to typical large PWRs. Full core neutronic analysis shows that 24-month cycle length and 50 MWd/kg burnup is achievable with a two-batch refueling scheme. Furthermore, the fuel behavior study shows that the new fuel with M5 type Zircaloy cladding show fairly acceptable steady state performance. A preliminary Loss of Coolant analysis shows that the new design could be advantageous over IRIS due to its low ratio of the water inventory below the top of the active fuel to total RPV water inventory. The proposed reactor pressure vessel height and the containment volume are 30% lower than the reference IRIS design. 相似文献
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The Korean Next Generation Reactor (KNGR) adopted an advanced design feature, a safety depressurization system (SDS) to rapidly depressurize the primary system in case of events beyond the design basis. Two design approaches are considered for the SDS design. The use of bleed valves similar to the ABB-CE System 80+ is design option 1, while in design option 2, the French Sebim valve is considered to provide the combined function of overpressure protection and rapid depressurization. In this paper, thermal hydraulic analysis using a best-estimate version of CEFLASH-4AS/REM is performed for a total loss of feedwater (TLOFW) event to investigate the feasibility of those two design options. For each design option, various feed and bleed (F and B) procedures are investigated for a TLOFW event. For design option 1, the required bleed capacity is determined from the CEFLASH-4AS/REM simulation according to the EPRI Advanced Light Water Reactor (ALWR) requirements. The analysis results demonstrate that the TLOFW event can be mitigated in a proper manner with a sufficient margin using design option 1. For design option 2, the operator action times for initiating the F and B are investigated by varying the number of Sebim valves and high pressure safety injection (HPSI) pumps. If the operator opens two out of the three Sebim valves in conjunction with the four HPSI pumps before a hot leg saturation condition, the decay heat removal and core inventory make-up function can be successfully accomplished. The results of the present investigation demonstrate that the two design options are both feasible. 相似文献
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The negative ion accelerators that produce the high-energy particle beams for the neutral injection systems for the International Tokamak Experimental Reactor (ITER) also produce unwanted particles such as electrons. These electrons are emitted in a wide angular spectrum that allows some of them to directly intercept sensitive beamline components such as the cryogenic pumps. As the electrons are also subject to backscattering, indirect interception always occurs. In this article the electron spectra produced by the Heating Neutral Beam (HNB) and Diagnostic Neutral Beam (DNB) accelerators are calculated. It is shown that these are very different. It is proposed to install electron dumps in the beamlines to intercept electron power directed towards inconvenient places in the HNB and DNB beamlines. 相似文献
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The development of an advanced model to determine the dynamic pump performance under two-phase flow conditions is presented. This model is included in CATHARE 2, version V1.3. It is based on the two-fluid six-equation CATHARE model which describes the mechanical and thermal non-equilibria.In a previous review (P. Van den Hove and G. Geffraye, The CATHARE code— one-dimension pump model, Fifth Int. Topical Meet. on Nuclear Reactor Thermal Hydraulics (NURETH-5), Salt Lake City, USA, September, 1992), various calculations were presented concerning Eva single-phase and two-phase steam–water test results in the first three quadrants. Here, the range of assessment of the first quadrant is enlarged with Eva air–water tests and Bethsy pump steam–water tests. Both pumps are mixed flow pumps, the Bethsy one being radial at the impeller outlet.Some improvements suggested in the above cited paper are tested against all single-phase liquid, single-phase vapor, two-phase steam–water, and two-phase air–water data in the first quadrant. They concern a new deviation model and head losses model, and the model of mechanical interaction between phases. 相似文献
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《Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology》2013,50(10):1289-1299
This paper describes loss of coolant accident (LOCA) analyses of the Supercritical-pressure Water-Cooled Fast Reactor (Super Fast Reactor). The features of the Super Fast Reactor are high power density and downward flow cooled fuel channels for the improvement of the economic potential of the Super Fast Reactor with high outlet steam temperature. The LOCA induces large pressure and coolant density change in the core. This change influences the flow distribution among the downward flow parallel channels. It will affect the safety of the Super Fast Reactor. LOCA analysis of Super Fast Reactor is important to understand the safety features of the Super Fast Reactor. Keeping the flow rate in the core is important for the safety of the Super Fast Reactor. In LOCA, it is difficult to maintain an adequate flow rate due to the once-through coolant cycle and the downward flow cooled fuel assemblies. Therefore, the early actuation of the Automatic Depressurization System (ADS) and reduction of the maximum linear heat generation rates of the downward flow seed fuel assemblies and Low-Pressure Core Spray (LPCS) system are necessary for the Super Fast Reactor to cool the core under LOCA. Analysis results show that the Super Fast Reactor can satisfy the safety criteria with these systems. 相似文献