Memorias de investigación
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Ringhals Diagnostics and Monitoring, Annual Research Report 2013
Año:2013

Áreas de investigación
  • Ingenierías,
  • Ingeniería mecánica, aeronaútica y naval

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This report gives an account of the work performed by the Department of Nuclear Engineering, Chalmers, in the frame of research collaboration with Ringhals, Vattenfall AB, contract No. 630217-031. The contract constitutes a 3-year co-operative research work concerning diagnostics and monitoring of the BWR and PWR units. The work in the second year of the contract has been performed between January 1st, and December 31st, 2013. During this period, we have worked with four main items as follows: 1. Application of the new curve fitting procedure, which was tested in Stages 12-14 and 2012, to three ex-core measurements performed during one cycle in R2 and R3. What regards R2, this was the first attempt to analyze ex-core measurements taken at BOC, MOC and EOC, with the new curve-fitting procedure; 2. Further investigation of the ultra-low frequency oscillations in reactor power in R4; 3. Further development of the theory and simulations in order to determine the void content in R1 from the analysis of in-core measurements; 4. Evaluation of a new set of measurements made in R1 with the use of 4 LPRMs and one TIP detector, for testing the velocity void fraction profile reconstruction methods, elaborated in the previous Stage 2012. This work was performed at the Department of Nuclear Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology by Imre Pázsit (project leader), Cristina Montalvo Martín (visitor from the Technical University of Madrid), Victor Dykin and Henrik Nylén, who was also the contact person at Ringhals.
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Entidad
Department of Nuclear Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology
Lugar
Göteborg, Suecia
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57
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