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JP5563909B2
JP5563909B2 JP2010150435A JP2010150435A JP5563909B2 JP 5563909 B2 JP5563909 B2 JP 5563909B2 JP 2010150435 A JP2010150435 A JP 2010150435A JP 2010150435 A JP2010150435 A JP 2010150435A JP 5563909 B2 JP5563909 B2 JP 5563909B2
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本発明は、蒸気配管からの漏洩蒸気を検出する漏洩検出装置に関する。   The present invention relates to a leak detection device that detects leaked steam from a steam pipe.

原子力発電所をはじめとするプラントにおける蒸気配管からの漏洩蒸気の検出は、複数の蒸気配管が設置される部屋の天井付近に温度検出器を配置し、高温の蒸気が配管より漏洩したことによる部屋内の温度上昇を検知して、漏洩蒸気を検出することが一般的である。しかし、この方法は、プラントの運転上支障となるような大きな蒸気の漏洩に対しては有効であるが、複数の配管のうち蒸気の漏洩を起こした配管を特定することはできなかった。   Detection of leaked steam from steam pipes in nuclear power plants and other plants is performed by placing a temperature detector near the ceiling of the room where multiple steam pipes are installed, and high temperature steam leaks from the pipes. It is common to detect leaked steam by detecting the temperature rise inside. However, although this method is effective for large steam leakage that hinders the operation of the plant, it has not been possible to identify a pipe that has caused steam leakage among a plurality of pipes.

そこで、蒸気配管の側周面に温度計を配設し、この周囲を包囲部材で包囲することで、配管ごとの蒸気の漏洩を温度計の計測値の変化によって検出する技術が開発されている(例えば、特許文献1参照。)。   Therefore, a technology has been developed in which a thermometer is provided on the side peripheral surface of the steam pipe, and the surroundings are surrounded by a surrounding member, thereby detecting the leakage of steam for each pipe by the change in the measured value of the thermometer. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1).

さらに、水道管のメカニカルシールの周囲を包囲部材で包囲し、漏洩水を包囲部材から導管へ導き、漏洩量を計測する技術が開発されている(例えば、特許文献2参照。)。   Furthermore, a technique has been developed in which the surroundings of a mechanical seal of a water pipe are surrounded by an enclosing member, leakage water is guided from the enclosing member to a conduit, and the amount of leakage is measured (for example, see Patent Document 2).

特開平5−18848号公報JP-A-5-18848 特開2009−14477号公報JP 2009-14477 A

しかしながら、上述した特許文献1に記載の技術は、温度計の計測値の変化によって蒸気の漏洩を検出することから、例えば、配管内の蒸気の温度の変化をも温度計が計測し、蒸気の漏洩と誤判定する可能性があり、さらに、蒸気の漏洩の有無は検出できるものの、蒸気の漏洩量を正確に計測することはできなかった。   However, since the technique described in Patent Document 1 described above detects the leakage of steam by the change in the measured value of the thermometer, for example, the thermometer also measures the change in the temperature of the steam in the pipe, There was a possibility of misjudgment as leakage, and furthermore, although the presence or absence of steam leakage could be detected, the amount of steam leakage could not be measured accurately.

また、上述した特許文献2に記載の技術は、漏洩水を導管に導いているため、漏洩量を正確に計測できるものの、この技術を高圧の漏洩蒸気の漏洩量の計測に適用するためには、高圧の漏洩蒸気の圧力に耐えうる包囲部材によって漏洩蒸気を閉じ込め、かつ漏洩蒸気の全てを水に凝縮させることが必要であり、現実的ではない。   In addition, since the technique described in Patent Document 2 described above guides leaked water to the conduit, the leak amount can be accurately measured. However, in order to apply this technique to the leak amount of high-pressure leaking steam, In addition, it is necessary to confine the leaked steam by the surrounding member that can withstand the pressure of the high-pressure leaked steam, and to condense all of the leaked steam into water, which is not practical.

そこで本発明は、簡易な構成で蒸気の漏洩量を求めることができる蒸気配管の漏洩検出装置の提供を目的とする。   SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a steam pipe leakage detection device that can determine the amount of steam leakage with a simple configuration.

上記目的を達成するために、本発明の漏洩検出装置は、蒸気配管の外周を間隙をもって包囲する包囲部材と、包囲部材の下部に設けられ、蒸気配管から漏洩した漏洩蒸気が凝縮した凝縮水を包囲部材から排出する凝縮水排出管と、凝縮水排出管によって排出される凝縮水の流量を計測する凝縮水流量計と、包囲部材に設けられ、前記漏洩蒸気のうち凝縮しなかった残留蒸気を包囲部材から排出する残留蒸気排出管と、凝縮水流量計において計測した凝縮水の流量と、あらかじめ求められた漏洩蒸気が凝縮水に凝縮する割合によって、漏洩蒸気の流量を演算する演算部を備えることを特徴とする。   In order to achieve the above object, a leak detection device according to the present invention includes an enclosure member that surrounds the outer periphery of a steam pipe with a gap, and a condensed water that is provided at a lower portion of the enclosure member and condensed with leaked steam leaked from the steam pipe. A condensate discharge pipe for discharging from the surrounding member, a condensate flow meter for measuring the flow rate of the condensate discharged by the condensate discharge pipe, A residual steam discharge pipe that discharges from the surrounding member, and a calculation unit that calculates the flow rate of the leaked steam based on the flow rate of the condensed water measured by the condensate flow meter and the ratio of the leaked steam that is obtained in advance to the condensed water. It is characterized by that.

本発明によれば、蒸気配管の漏洩検出装置において、簡易な構成で蒸気の漏洩量を求めることができる。   ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, in the leak detection apparatus of a steam piping, the amount of steam leaks can be calculated | required with a simple structure.

本発明の第1の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置の概略図。1 is a schematic diagram of a leak detection apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention. 本発明の第2の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置の概略図。Schematic of the leak detection apparatus which concerns on the 2nd Embodiment of this invention. 本発明の第3の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置の概略図。Schematic of the leak detection apparatus which concerns on the 3rd Embodiment of this invention.

以下、本発明の実施形態を説明する。   Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

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以下、本発明の第1の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置について図1を参照して説明する。図1は、本発明の第1の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置の概略図である。
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Hereinafter, a leak detection apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a leak detection apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

漏洩検出装置1は、包囲部材2と、凝縮水排出管3と、U字管4と、導管5と、凝縮水流量計6と、演算部7と、残留蒸気排出管8と、遮蔽物10と、放射線検出器11とから構成される。   The leak detection device 1 includes a surrounding member 2, a condensed water discharge pipe 3, a U-shaped pipe 4, a conduit 5, a condensed water flow meter 6, a calculation unit 7, a residual steam discharge pipe 8, and a shield 10. And the radiation detector 11.

包囲部材2は、蒸気配管100の外周を間隙をもって包囲するように設けられる。包囲部材2の形状として、蒸気配管100よりも大きい径の円筒形状が望ましいが、蒸気配管100の外周を包囲できる形状であれば他の形状でも適用可能である。   The surrounding member 2 is provided so as to surround the outer periphery of the steam pipe 100 with a gap. As the shape of the surrounding member 2, a cylindrical shape having a diameter larger than that of the steam pipe 100 is desirable, but other shapes are applicable as long as the outer periphery of the steam pipe 100 can be surrounded.

包囲部材2の円筒形状の下部には、凝縮水排出管3を該垂直にして、凝縮水排出管3の一端が接続される。さらに、この凝縮水排出管3の他端に、U字管4を介して、導管5が接続される。導管5は、U字管4からの凝縮水120をドレンへ排出できるように傾斜させて配置される。なお、包囲部材2が円筒形状でない場合は、包囲部材2内に流れ落ちる水を排出できる位置である包囲部材2の下部に凝縮水排出管3を接続する。   One end of the condensed water discharge pipe 3 is connected to the cylindrical lower portion of the surrounding member 2 with the condensed water discharge pipe 3 being vertical. Further, a conduit 5 is connected to the other end of the condensed water discharge pipe 3 via a U-shaped pipe 4. The conduit 5 is disposed so as to be inclined so that the condensed water 120 from the U-shaped tube 4 can be discharged to the drain. In addition, when the surrounding member 2 is not cylindrical shape, the condensed water discharge pipe 3 is connected to the lower part of the surrounding member 2 which is a position which can discharge | emit the water which flows into the surrounding member 2. FIG.

導管5には、導管5を流れる凝縮水120の流量を計測できるように凝縮水流量計6が配置される。凝縮水流量計6には、凝縮水流量計6の計測結果を演算部7へ送信できるように、演算部7が電気的に接続される。   A condensed water flow meter 6 is arranged in the conduit 5 so that the flow rate of the condensed water 120 flowing through the conduit 5 can be measured. The calculation unit 7 is electrically connected to the condensed water flow meter 6 so that the measurement result of the condensed water flow meter 6 can be transmitted to the calculation unit 7.

さらに、導管5には、蒸気配管100からの放射線を遮蔽するように遮蔽物10が設けられ、この遮蔽物10によって蒸気配管100からの放射線を遮蔽できる位置において、導管5に放射線検出器11が配置される。   Further, the conduit 5 is provided with a shield 10 so as to shield the radiation from the steam pipe 100, and the radiation detector 11 is provided in the conduit 5 at a position where the radiation from the steam pipe 100 can be shielded by the shield 10. Be placed.

包囲部材2の円筒形状の側周面の上部には、残留蒸気排出管8を該垂直にして、残留蒸気排出管8の一端が接続される。残留蒸気排出管8の他端は、蒸気配管100が設置される部屋内の圧力に大気開放される。なお、包囲部材2が円筒形状でない場合は、包囲部材2内を上方に対流する蒸気を排出できる位置である包囲部材2の頂部に残留蒸気排出管8を接続することが望ましい。   One end of the residual steam discharge pipe 8 is connected to the upper part of the cylindrical side peripheral surface of the surrounding member 2 with the residual steam discharge pipe 8 being perpendicular thereto. The other end of the residual steam discharge pipe 8 is opened to the atmosphere to the pressure in the room where the steam pipe 100 is installed. When the surrounding member 2 is not cylindrical, it is desirable to connect the residual steam discharge pipe 8 to the top of the surrounding member 2, which is a position where steam that convects upward within the surrounding member 2 can be discharged.

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以下、本発明の第1の実施形態の作用について説明する。蒸気配管100における漏洩箇所110から漏洩蒸気111が漏洩すると、漏洩蒸気111の一部は凝縮して凝縮水120となって包囲部材2の下部へ流れ落ちる。漏洩蒸気111のうち凝縮しなかったものは残留蒸気121として包囲部材2の上部へ対流する。
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The operation of the first embodiment of the present invention will be described below. When the leaked steam 111 leaks from the leak location 110 in the steam pipe 100, a part of the leaked steam 111 is condensed and becomes condensed water 120 and flows down to the lower part of the surrounding member 2. The leaked steam 111 that has not been condensed convects as residual steam 121 to the upper portion of the surrounding member 2.

包囲部材2の下部へ流れ落ちた凝縮水120は、凝縮水排出管3によって包囲部材2の外へ排出され、U字管4を介して、導管5内を流れ落ちる。一方、包囲部材2の上部へ対流した残留蒸気121は、残留蒸気排出管8によって包囲部材2の外へ排出される。   The condensed water 120 that has flowed down to the lower portion of the surrounding member 2 is discharged out of the surrounding member 2 by the condensed water discharge pipe 3, and flows down in the conduit 5 through the U-shaped tube 4. On the other hand, the residual steam 121 convected to the upper part of the surrounding member 2 is discharged out of the surrounding member 2 by the residual steam discharge pipe 8.

導管5において配置された凝縮水流量計6は、導管5を流れ落ちる凝縮水120を、10秒乃至1分といった単位時間当たりの流量データとして計測する。凝縮水流量計6は、この凝縮水120の流量データを演算部7へ送信する。   The condensed water flow meter 6 arranged in the conduit 5 measures the condensed water 120 flowing down the conduit 5 as flow rate data per unit time such as 10 seconds to 1 minute. The condensed water flow meter 6 transmits the flow rate data of the condensed water 120 to the calculation unit 7.

ここで、演算部7は、漏洩蒸気111が凝縮して凝縮水120となる凝縮率をあらかじめ記憶しておくものとする。この凝縮率は、漏洩蒸気111の温度、すなわち蒸気配管100内の蒸気の温度や、蒸気配管100が設置される部屋内の温度、ならびに包囲部材2の形状等によって、実験や計算等によってあらかじめ求め、決定されるものである。例えば、沸騰水型原子炉の主蒸気配管の漏洩蒸気111の凝縮率は約60%である。   Here, the calculating part 7 shall memorize | store the condensation rate from which the leaking vapor | steam 111 condenses into the condensed water 120 beforehand. This condensation rate is obtained in advance by experiments, calculations, etc., depending on the temperature of the leaked steam 111, that is, the temperature of the steam in the steam pipe 100, the temperature in the room where the steam pipe 100 is installed, the shape of the surrounding member 2, and the like. Is to be determined. For example, the condensation rate of the leaked steam 111 in the main steam pipe of the boiling water reactor is about 60%.

演算部7は、この凝縮率と、凝縮水流量計6から受信した凝縮水120の流量データを用いて、単位時間当たりの漏洩蒸気111の総量を演算する。例えば、凝縮率が50%であって、凝縮水流量計6から受信した凝縮水120の流量データが、1分当たり100mlを示すとき、1分当たりの漏洩蒸気111の総量は、水換算で100×(100%/50%)=200mlとして演算する。   The calculation unit 7 calculates the total amount of the leaked steam 111 per unit time using the condensation rate and the flow rate data of the condensed water 120 received from the condensed water flow meter 6. For example, when the condensation rate is 50% and the flow rate data of the condensed water 120 received from the condensed water flow meter 6 indicates 100 ml per minute, the total amount of the leaked steam 111 per minute is 100 in terms of water. X (100% / 50%) = 200 ml is calculated.

さらに、放射線検出器11は、導管5を流れ落ちる凝縮水120の放射線濃度を計測する。このとき、遮蔽物10によって、蒸気配管100からの放射線が遮蔽されているため、蒸気配管100付近の放射線バックグラウンドに影響されることなく、凝縮水120の放射線濃度を計測が可能となる。   Furthermore, the radiation detector 11 measures the radiation concentration of the condensed water 120 flowing down the conduit 5. At this time, since the radiation from the steam pipe 100 is shielded by the shielding object 10, the radiation concentration of the condensed water 120 can be measured without being affected by the radiation background near the steam pipe 100.

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本発明の第1の実施形態によれば、高圧の漏洩蒸気111が包囲部材2内に放出されたときであっても、大気圧開放された残留蒸気排出管8によって残留蒸気121を包囲部材2の外部へ排出しているので、包囲部材2を高圧の漏洩蒸気111を閉じ込めるような頑丈なケーシングとしなくても、凝縮水120を捕集し、凝縮水流量計6によって計測することができ、かつ残留蒸気排出管8によって排出された残留蒸気121の分の漏洩蒸気111を演算部7で凝縮率データを用いて演算し、凝縮水120の流量と足し合わせることで、漏洩蒸気111の正味の水換算の流量を求めることができる。
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According to the first embodiment of the present invention, even when the high-pressure leaking steam 111 is discharged into the surrounding member 2, the remaining steam 121 is surrounded by the surrounding member 2 by the residual steam discharge pipe 8 opened to the atmospheric pressure. Therefore, the condensate 120 can be collected and measured by the condensate flow meter 6 without using the enclosure member 2 as a sturdy casing that traps the high-pressure leaking steam 111. Further, the leakage steam 111 corresponding to the residual steam 121 discharged by the residual steam discharge pipe 8 is calculated by the calculation unit 7 using the condensation rate data, and is added to the flow rate of the condensed water 120. The flow rate in terms of water can be obtained.

また、U字管4を設けて、U字管4内に凝縮水120を一旦蓄積してから、導管5で凝縮水120を排出しているために、包囲部材2内の圧力が高いときなどに、この圧力による凝縮水流量計6の誤計測を防ぐことができる。   In addition, since the condensed water 120 is once accumulated in the U-shaped tube 4 by providing the U-shaped tube 4, and the condensed water 120 is discharged through the conduit 5, the pressure in the surrounding member 2 is high. Moreover, erroneous measurement of the condensed water flow meter 6 due to this pressure can be prevented.

さらに、放射線検出器11によって凝縮水120の放射線濃度を蒸気配管100付近の放射線バックグラウンドに影響されることなく計測することができる。   Furthermore, the radiation detector 11 can measure the radiation concentration of the condensed water 120 without being influenced by the radiation background near the steam pipe 100.

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以下、本発明の第2の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置について図2を参照して説明する。第1の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置の各部と同一部分には同一符号を付し、同一の構成についての説明は省略する。
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Hereinafter, a leak detection apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The same parts as those of the leakage detection apparatus according to the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description of the same configuration is omitted.

図2は、本発明の第2の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置の概略図である。第2の実施形態が第1の実施形態と異なる点は、第1の実施形態の構成に加え、残留蒸気排出管8に残留蒸気121の流量を計測できるように残留蒸気流量計20を新たに設け、残留蒸気流量計20において計測した残留蒸気121の流量を演算部7に送信できるように残留蒸気流量計20と演算部7を電気的に接続している点である。   FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a leak detection apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention. The second embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that a residual steam flow meter 20 is newly added so that the residual steam 121 can be measured in the residual steam discharge pipe 8 in addition to the configuration of the first embodiment. The residual steam flow meter 20 and the computing unit 7 are electrically connected so that the flow rate of the residual steam 121 measured by the residual steam flow meter 20 can be transmitted to the computing unit 7.

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以下、本発明の第2の実施形態の作用について説明する。第1の実施形態と同様に、漏洩箇所110から漏洩蒸気111が漏洩すると、包囲部材2の下部へ流れ落ちた凝縮水120は、凝縮水排出管3によって包囲部材2の外へ排出され、U字管4を介して、導管5内を流れ落ちる。一方、包囲部材2の上部へ対流した残留蒸気121は、残留蒸気排出管8によって包囲部材2の外へ排出される。
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The operation of the second embodiment of the present invention will be described below. Similar to the first embodiment, when the leaked steam 111 leaks from the leaked portion 110, the condensed water 120 that has flowed down to the lower portion of the surrounding member 2 is discharged out of the surrounding member 2 by the condensed water discharge pipe 3, and is U-shaped. It flows down in the conduit 5 via the tube 4. On the other hand, the residual steam 121 convected to the upper part of the surrounding member 2 is discharged out of the surrounding member 2 by the residual steam discharge pipe 8.

凝縮水流量計6は、導管5を流れ落ちる凝縮水120の流量を単位時間当たりの流量データとして計測し、この凝縮水120の流量データを演算部7へ送信する。   The condensed water flow meter 6 measures the flow rate of the condensed water 120 flowing down the conduit 5 as flow rate data per unit time, and transmits the flow rate data of the condensed water 120 to the calculation unit 7.

残留蒸気流量計20は、残留蒸気排出管8によって包囲部材2の外へ排出される残留蒸気121の流量を凝縮水流量計6と同一の単位時間当たりの蒸気流量データとして計測し、この残留蒸気121の蒸気流量データを演算部7へ送信する。   The residual steam flow meter 20 measures the flow rate of the residual steam 121 discharged out of the surrounding member 2 by the residual steam discharge pipe 8 as the same steam flow data per unit time as the condensed water flow meter 6, and this residual steam. The steam flow data 121 is transmitted to the calculation unit 7.

ここで、演算部7は、残留蒸気121の体積と、残留蒸気121が水に凝縮したときの体積比をあらかじめ記憶しておくものとする。一般的に、蒸気の体積は水の約1500倍であるので、体積比を1500分の1として記憶する。   Here, the calculating part 7 shall memorize | store the volume ratio when the volume of the residual vapor | steam 121 and the residual vapor | steam 121 condensed into water beforehand. Generally, since the volume of steam is about 1500 times that of water, the volume ratio is stored as 1/1500.

演算部7は、凝縮水流量計6から受信した凝縮水120の流量データと、残留蒸気流量計20から受信した残留蒸気121の蒸気流量データと、体積比を用いて、単位時間当たりの漏洩蒸気110の水換算の流量を演算する。例えば、凝縮水120の流量データが1分当たり100mlを示し、残留蒸気121の蒸気流量データが1分当たり150000mlを示すとき、1分当たりの漏洩蒸気111の総量は、水換算で100+150000×(1/1500)=200mlとして演算する。   The calculation unit 7 uses the flow rate data of the condensed water 120 received from the condensed water flow meter 6, the steam flow data of the residual steam 121 received from the residual steam flow meter 20, and the volume ratio to leak steam per unit time. 110 water equivalent flow rate is calculated. For example, when the flow rate data of the condensed water 120 indicates 100 ml per minute and the steam flow rate data of the residual steam 121 indicates 150,000 ml per minute, the total amount of the leaked steam 111 per minute is 100 + 150,000 × (1 / 1500) = 200 ml.

(効果)
本発明の第2の実施形態によれば、高圧の漏洩蒸気111が包囲部材2内に放出されたときであっても、大気圧開放された残留蒸気排出管8によって残留蒸気121を包囲部材2の外部へ排出しているので、包囲部材2を高圧の漏洩蒸気111を閉じ込めるような頑丈なケーシングとしなくても、凝縮水120を捕集し、凝縮水流量計6によって計測することができ、かつ残留蒸気排出管8によって排出された残留蒸気121を、残留蒸気流量計20において計測し、残留蒸気121が水に凝縮したときの体積比によって水の流量に換算し、凝縮水120の流量と足し合わせることで、漏洩蒸気111の水換算の流量を求めることができる。
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According to the second embodiment of the present invention, even when the high-pressure leaking steam 111 is released into the surrounding member 2, the remaining steam 121 is surrounded by the surrounding member 2 by the residual steam discharge pipe 8 opened to the atmospheric pressure. Therefore, the condensate 120 can be collected and measured by the condensate flow meter 6 without using the enclosure member 2 as a sturdy casing that traps the high-pressure leaking steam 111. And the residual steam 121 discharged | emitted by the residual steam discharge pipe 8 is measured in the residual steam flow meter 20, and it converts into the flow volume of water by the volume ratio when the residual steam 121 condenses in water, By adding together, the water equivalent flow rate of the leaking steam 111 can be obtained.

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以下、本発明の第3の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置について図2を参照して説明する。第1の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置の各部と同一部分には同一符号を付し、同一の構成についての説明は省略する。
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Hereinafter, a leak detection apparatus according to a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. The same parts as those of the leakage detection apparatus according to the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description of the same configuration is omitted.

図3は、本発明の第3の実施形態に係る漏洩検出装置の概略図である。第3の実施形態が第1の実施形態と異なる点は、残留蒸気排出管8に代え、空調装置30を設けている点である。空調装置30は、包囲部材2内部の空気を取り込み、温度調整した後、再び包囲部材2内部へ空気を送り込むように、空調装置30と包囲部材2は接続される。   FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a leak detection apparatus according to the third embodiment of the present invention. The third embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that an air conditioner 30 is provided instead of the residual steam discharge pipe 8. The air conditioner 30 is connected to the surrounding member 2 so that the air inside the surrounding member 2 is taken in, adjusted in temperature, and then sent into the surrounding member 2 again.

(作用)
以下、本発明の第3の実施形態の作用について説明する。空調装置30は、包囲部材2内部の空気の温度を一定に保つように運転される。例えば、包囲部材2内部の空気の温度が所定の温度より上昇したとき、空調装置30は、包囲部材2内部の空気を取り込み、冷却したうえで、再び包囲部材2内部へ空気を送り込み、所定の温度へ戻すように運転する。
(Function)
The operation of the third embodiment of the present invention will be described below. The air conditioner 30 is operated so as to keep the temperature of the air inside the surrounding member 2 constant. For example, when the temperature of the air inside the surrounding member 2 rises above a predetermined temperature, the air conditioner 30 takes in the air inside the surrounding member 2 and cools it, then sends the air into the surrounding member 2 again, Operate to return to temperature.

第1の実施形態と同様に、漏洩箇所110から漏洩蒸気111が漏洩すると、包囲部材2の下部へ流れ落ちた凝縮水120は、凝縮水排出管3によって包囲部材2の外へ排出され、U字管4を介して、導管5内を流れ落ちる。一方、包囲部材2の上部へ対流した残留蒸気121は、空調装置30に取り込まれる。   Similar to the first embodiment, when the leaked steam 111 leaks from the leaked portion 110, the condensed water 120 that has flowed down to the lower portion of the surrounding member 2 is discharged out of the surrounding member 2 by the condensed water discharge pipe 3, and is U-shaped. It flows down in the conduit 5 via the tube 4. On the other hand, the residual steam 121 convected to the upper part of the surrounding member 2 is taken into the air conditioner 30.

凝縮水流量計6は、導管5を流れ落ちる凝縮水120の流量を単位時間当たりの流量データとして計測し、この凝縮水120の流量データを演算部7へ送信する。   The condensed water flow meter 6 measures the flow rate of the condensed water 120 flowing down the conduit 5 as flow rate data per unit time, and transmits the flow rate data of the condensed water 120 to the calculation unit 7.

空調装置30は、残留蒸気121を含む包囲部材2内部の空気を取り込み、残留蒸気121によって上昇した温度を所定の温度へ戻すように冷却し、再び包囲部材2内部へ送り込む。冷却の過程で凝縮した残留蒸気121は、ドレンへ排出される。さらに、空調装置30は、漏洩蒸気111の漏洩が生じ、包囲部材2内部の空気を所定の温度へ戻すように冷却して運転したときの単位時間当たりの電力量(以下、冷却電力量と呼称する。)を演算部7へ送信する。   The air conditioner 30 takes in the air inside the surrounding member 2 including the residual steam 121, cools the temperature raised by the residual steam 121 to return to a predetermined temperature, and sends it back into the surrounding member 2 again. The residual vapor 121 condensed in the cooling process is discharged to the drain. Furthermore, the air conditioner 30 leaks the leaked steam 111 and cools the air inside the surrounding member 2 so as to return to a predetermined temperature. Is transmitted to the calculation unit 7.

ここで、演算部7は、残留蒸気121の蒸気温度をあらかじめ記憶しておくものとする。蒸気配管100から漏洩した漏洩蒸気111の蒸気温度は、プラント内部の温度計や運転プログラム等によって決定することができる。さらに、包囲部材2によって内部が保温されているので、残留蒸気121の蒸気温度は、漏洩蒸気111の蒸気温度と等しい値として決定することができる。   Here, the calculating part 7 shall memorize | store the steam temperature of the residual steam 121 previously. The steam temperature of the leaked steam 111 leaked from the steam pipe 100 can be determined by a thermometer, an operation program, or the like inside the plant. Furthermore, since the inside is kept warm by the surrounding member 2, the steam temperature of the residual steam 121 can be determined as a value equal to the steam temperature of the leaked steam 111.

ここで、冷却電力量=(ある蒸気温度の単位流量の残留蒸気121を所定の温度へ冷却するために必要な電力量)×(残留蒸気121の流量)という関係が成立するので、演算部7は、冷却電力量および残留蒸気121の蒸気温度を用いて、単位時間当たりの残留蒸気121の蒸気流量データを演算することができる。   Here, since the relationship of cooling power amount = (power amount necessary for cooling the residual steam 121 having a unit flow rate of a certain steam temperature to a predetermined temperature) × (flow rate of the residual steam 121) is established, the calculation unit 7 Can calculate the steam flow rate data of the residual steam 121 per unit time using the cooling power amount and the steam temperature of the residual steam 121.

例えば、残留蒸気121の蒸気温度が80℃であり、この残留蒸気121を1000ml分だけ所定の温度(40℃)に冷却するために必要な電力量が1Wであり、単位時間当たりの冷却電力量が150Wであるとき、単位時間当たりの残留蒸気121の蒸気流量は、1000×150=150000mlとして演算することができる。   For example, the steam temperature of the residual steam 121 is 80 ° C., and the amount of power required to cool the residual steam 121 to a predetermined temperature (40 ° C.) by 1000 ml is 1 W, and the cooling power amount per unit time Is 150 W, the steam flow rate of the residual steam 121 per unit time can be calculated as 1000 × 150 = 150,000 ml.

さらに、演算部7は、単位時間当たりの残留蒸気121の蒸気流量データを、第2の実施形態と同様に、蒸気と水の体積比によって水換算し、凝縮水流量計6において計測した単位時間当たりの凝縮水120の流量データを足し合わせて、単位時間当たりの漏洩蒸気111の水換算の流量を演算する。   Further, the calculation unit 7 converts the steam flow data of the residual steam 121 per unit time into water according to the volume ratio of the steam and water, and measures the unit time measured by the condensed water flow meter 6 as in the second embodiment. The flow rate of water equivalent of the leaked steam 111 per unit time is calculated by adding the flow rate data of the condensed water 120 per unit.

(効果)
本発明の第3の実施形態によれば、高圧の漏洩蒸気111が包囲部材2内に放出されたときであっても、空調装置30によって残留蒸気121を冷却し、凝縮したものはドレンへ排出しているので、包囲部材2を高圧の漏洩蒸気111を閉じ込めるような頑丈なケーシングとしなくても、凝縮水120を捕集し、凝縮水流量計6によって計測することができ、かつ残留蒸気121を、空調装置30で消費した電力量と残留蒸気121の温度によって水の流量に換算し、凝縮水120の流量と足し合わせることで、漏洩蒸気111の正味の水換算の流量を求めることができる。
(effect)
According to the third embodiment of the present invention, even when the high-pressure leaking steam 111 is released into the surrounding member 2, the remaining steam 121 is cooled by the air conditioner 30 and the condensed steam is discharged to the drain. Therefore, the condensate 120 can be collected and measured by the condensate flow meter 6 and the residual steam 121 without the surrounding member 2 having a strong casing that traps the high-pressure leaking steam 111. Is converted into a flow rate of water based on the amount of power consumed by the air conditioner 30 and the temperature of the residual steam 121, and added to the flow rate of the condensed water 120, the net water equivalent flow rate of the leaked steam 111 can be obtained. .

なお、本発明の実施形態は上述した実施形態に限られないことは言うまでもない。例えば、第1の実施形態および第2の実施形態における、残留蒸気排出管8の他端は、蒸気配管100が設置される部屋内の圧力に大気開放するだけでなく、残留蒸気排出管8の他端に圧力弁を設けて、包囲部材2内の圧力が一定以上になったときに圧力弁を開き、残留蒸気排出管8によって残留蒸気121を排出してもよい。   Needless to say, the embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment. For example, in the first embodiment and the second embodiment, the other end of the residual steam discharge pipe 8 is not only opened to the atmosphere to the pressure in the room where the steam pipe 100 is installed, but also the residual steam discharge pipe 8. A pressure valve may be provided at the other end, and when the pressure in the surrounding member 2 becomes a certain level or more, the pressure valve may be opened and the residual steam 121 may be discharged through the residual steam discharge pipe 8.

また、包囲部材2は蒸気配管100全体の周囲に設ける必要はなく、2つの蒸気配管100の継ぎ目部分など、蒸気の漏洩が起きやすい部分にのみ設けることが可能であるし、残留蒸気排出管8や、空調装置30は、包囲部材2の上部に接続するだけでなく、側周面に複数接続してもよい。   Further, the surrounding member 2 does not need to be provided around the entire steam pipe 100, and can be provided only in a portion where steam leakage is likely to occur, such as a joint portion of the two steam pipes 100, and the residual steam discharge pipe 8. Alternatively, the air conditioner 30 may be connected not only to the upper part of the surrounding member 2 but also to a plurality of side peripheral surfaces.

さらに、漏洩蒸気111の水換算の流量を演算するだけでなく、水から蒸気への体積比を用いて漏洩蒸気111の蒸気換算の流量を演算することができる。   Furthermore, not only can the water-converted flow rate of the leaking steam 111 be calculated, but the vapor-converted flow rate of the leaking steam 111 can be calculated using the volume ratio of water to steam.

また、演算部7において演算した漏洩蒸気111の流量が基準値を上回るときに、運転員に警報アラームを知らせる警報装置をさらに設けてもよい。   Moreover, when the flow rate of the leaked steam 111 calculated in the calculation unit 7 exceeds the reference value, an alarm device that notifies the operator of an alarm alarm may be further provided.

1・・・漏洩検出装置
2・・・包囲部材
3・・・凝縮水排出管
4・・・U字管
5・・・導管
6・・・凝縮水流量計
7・・・演算部
8・・・残留蒸気排出管
10・・・遮蔽物
11・・・放射線検出器
20・・・残留蒸気流量計
30・・・空調装置
100・・・蒸気配管
110・・・漏洩箇所
111・・・漏洩蒸気
120・・・凝縮水
121・・・残留蒸気
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Leak detection apparatus 2 ... Enclosing member 3 ... Condensate drain pipe 4 ... U-shaped pipe 5 ... Conduit 6 ... Condensate flow meter 7 ... Calculation part 8 ... Residual steam discharge pipe 10 ... Shield 11 ... Radiation detector 20 ... Residual steam flow meter 30 ... Air conditioner 100 ... Steam pipe 110 ... Leakage point 111 ... Leakage steam 120 ... condensed water 121 ... residual steam

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蒸気配管の外周を間隙をもって包囲する包囲部材と、
前記包囲部材の下部に設けられ、前記蒸気配管から漏洩した漏洩蒸気が凝縮した凝縮水を前記包囲部材から排出する凝縮水排出管と、
前記凝縮水排出管によって排出される前記凝縮水の流量を計測する凝縮水流量計と、
前記包囲部材に設けられ、前記漏洩蒸気のうち凝縮しなかった残留蒸気を前記包囲部材から排出する残留蒸気排出管と、
前記凝縮水流量計において計測した前記凝縮水の流量と、あらかじめ求められた前記漏洩蒸気が前記凝縮水に凝縮する割合によって、前記蒸気配管から漏洩した前記漏洩蒸気の流量を演算する演算部とを備えることを特徴とする漏洩検出装置。
An enclosing member that surrounds the outer periphery of the steam pipe with a gap;
A condensed water discharge pipe that is provided in a lower part of the surrounding member and discharges condensed water condensed from leaked steam leaked from the steam pipe from the surrounding member;
A condensate flow meter for measuring a flow rate of the condensed water discharged by the condensed water discharge pipe;
A residual steam discharge pipe that is provided in the surrounding member and discharges residual steam that has not been condensed out of the leaked steam from the surrounding member;
A calculation unit that calculates a flow rate of the leaked steam leaked from the steam pipe according to a flow rate of the condensed water measured by the condensed water flow meter and a ratio of the leaked steam that is obtained in advance to the condensed water. A leak detection apparatus comprising:
蒸気配管の外周を間隙をもって包囲する包囲部材と、
前記包囲部材の下部に設けられ、前記蒸気配管から漏洩した漏洩蒸気が凝縮した凝縮水を前記包囲部材から排出する凝縮水排出管と、
前記凝縮水排出管によって排出される前記凝縮水の流量を計測する凝縮水流量計と、
前記包囲部材に設けられ、前記漏洩蒸気のうち凝縮しなかった残留蒸気を前記包囲部材から排出する残留蒸気排出管と、
前記残留蒸気排出管によって排出される前記残留蒸気の流量を計測する蒸気流量計と、
前記凝縮水流量計において計測した前記凝縮水の流量と、前記蒸気流量計において計測した前記残留蒸気の流量とを用いて、前記蒸気配管から漏洩した前記漏洩蒸気の流量を演算する演算部とを備えることを特徴とする漏洩検出装置。
An enclosing member that surrounds the outer periphery of the steam pipe with a gap;
A condensed water discharge pipe that is provided in a lower part of the surrounding member and discharges condensed water condensed from leaked steam leaked from the steam pipe from the surrounding member;
A condensate flow meter for measuring a flow rate of the condensed water discharged by the condensed water discharge pipe;
A residual steam discharge pipe that is provided in the surrounding member and discharges residual steam that has not been condensed out of the leaked steam from the surrounding member;
A steam flow meter for measuring a flow rate of the residual steam discharged by the residual steam discharge pipe;
Using the flow rate of the condensed water measured by the condensate flow meter and the flow rate of the residual steam measured by the steam flow meter, a calculation unit that calculates the flow rate of the leaked steam leaked from the steam pipe A leak detection apparatus comprising:
蒸気配管の外周を間隙をもって包囲する包囲部材と、
前記包囲部材の下部に設けられ、前記蒸気配管から漏洩した漏洩蒸気が凝縮した凝縮水を前記包囲部材から排出する凝縮水排出管と、
前記凝縮水排出管によって排出される前記凝縮水の流量を計測する凝縮水流量計と、
前記包囲部材に設けられ、前記漏洩蒸気のうち凝縮しなかった残留蒸気を前記包囲部材から排出し、前記包囲部材内を所定の温度に保つように運転され、前記残留蒸気を冷却して前記所定の温度に戻すために必要な電力量を計測する空調装置と、
前記凝縮水流量計において計測した前記凝縮水の流量と、前記空調装置において計測した前記電力量とを用いて、前記蒸気配管から漏洩した前記漏洩蒸気の流量を演算する演算部とを備えることを特徴とする漏洩検出装置。
An enclosing member that surrounds the outer periphery of the steam pipe with a gap;
A condensed water discharge pipe that is provided in a lower part of the surrounding member and discharges condensed water condensed from leaked steam leaked from the steam pipe from the surrounding member;
A condensate flow meter for measuring a flow rate of the condensed water discharged by the condensed water discharge pipe;
It is provided in the surrounding member, and is operated so as to discharge residual steam that has not been condensed out of the leaked steam from the surrounding member, and keeps the inside of the surrounding member at a predetermined temperature. An air conditioner that measures the amount of power required to return the temperature to
Using a flow rate of the condensate water measured by the condensate flow meter and an amount of electric power measured by the air conditioner, and a calculation unit for calculating a flow rate of the leaked steam leaked from the steam pipe. Leakage detection device characterized.
前記凝縮水排出管に接続されたU字管をさらに備え、
前記凝縮水流量計は、前記U字管を介して排出された前記凝縮水の流量を計測することを特徴とした請求項1乃至請求項3の何れか一項記載の漏洩検出装置。
A U-shaped pipe connected to the condensed water discharge pipe;
The leak detection device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the condensed water flow meter measures a flow rate of the condensed water discharged through the U-shaped tube.
前記蒸気配管付近の放射線バックグラウンドより十分低くなる位置において放射線検出器をさらに設け、前記凝縮水排出管から排出される前記凝縮水の放射線量を計測することを特徴とした請求項1乃至請求項4の何れか一項記載の漏洩検出装置。   A radiation detector is further provided at a position sufficiently lower than a radiation background near the steam pipe, and a radiation amount of the condensed water discharged from the condensed water discharge pipe is measured. 5. The leak detection device according to any one of claims 4. 前記演算部において演算した前記漏洩蒸気の流量が基準値を上回るときに、運転員に警報アラームを知らせる警報装置をさらに備えることを特徴とした請求項1乃至請求項5の何れか一項記載の漏洩検出装置。   The alarm device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising an alarm device for notifying an operator of an alarm alarm when the flow rate of the leaked vapor calculated in the arithmetic unit exceeds a reference value. Leak detection device.
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