JPS63120299A - Nuclear power plant - Google Patents

Nuclear power plant

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JPS63120299A
JPS63120299A JP61265450A JP26545086A JPS63120299A JP S63120299 A JPS63120299 A JP S63120299A JP 61265450 A JP61265450 A JP 61265450A JP 26545086 A JP26545086 A JP 26545086A JP S63120299 A JPS63120299 A JP S63120299A
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隆 斎藤
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    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の目的〕 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は非常用ガス処理系(Standby GasT
reatment system)を有する原子力プラ
ントに係り、特にこの非常用ガス処理系の配管(以下、
5GTS配管という)等を改良した原子力プラントに関
する。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Object of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention is directed to an emergency gas treatment system (Standby GasT
Reactment system), especially the emergency gas treatment system piping (hereinafter referred to as
5GTS piping) etc.

(従来の技術) 一般に、原子力プラントは原子炉建屋およびタービン建
屋内をそれぞれ換気空調する各換気空調系と共に、非常
用ガス処理系(以下、5GTS系という)を設けている
(Prior Art) Generally, a nuclear power plant is provided with an emergency gas treatment system (hereinafter referred to as a 5GTS system) along with ventilation and air conditioning systems that ventilate and air condition the reactor building and the turbine building, respectively.

5GTS系は通常時に運転される原子炉建屋換気空調系
に替わって、非常時に自動起動し、原子炉建屋内を負圧
に保って原子炉格納容器より漏洩した放射性物質の周囲
への拡散を防止し、同時に高性能フィルタにより放射性
物質を除去プるものである。
The 5GTS system replaces the reactor building ventilation and air conditioning system that is normally operated, and is automatically activated in an emergency to maintain negative pressure inside the reactor building and prevent radioactive materials leaking from the reactor containment vessel from spreading to the surrounding area. At the same time, radioactive substances are removed using a high-performance filter.

第2図は従来の原子力プラントを示ず模式図であり、図
において原子炉建屋1内に連通する5GTS配管2の一
端を原子炉建屋1より外部へ延出させて、延々と引き廻
し、この5GTS配管2の延出端部を排気口を有する排
気口端部2aに形成している。この排気口端部2aは主
排気筒3内に収容されて起立し、主排気筒3とほぼ同一
高さで立設されている。
Figure 2 is a schematic diagram without showing a conventional nuclear power plant. The extending end of the 5GTS pipe 2 is formed into an exhaust port end 2a having an exhaust port. This exhaust port end 2a is housed in the main exhaust pipe 3 and stands upright, and is erected at approximately the same height as the main exhaust pipe 3.

主排気筒3は比較的大口径の主排気ダクト4を介して原
子炉建屋1およびタービン建屋5の各換気空調系く図示
ぜず)の排気ダクl−にそれぞれ接続され、原子炉建屋
1とタービン社屋5内の空気を外気に放出するようにな
っている。
The main exhaust stack 3 is connected to the exhaust duct l- of each ventilation air conditioning system (not shown) of the reactor building 1 and the turbine building 5 through a main exhaust duct 4 having a relatively large diameter. The air inside the turbine building 5 is released to the outside air.

主排気筒3は主排気ダクト4およびタービン建屋5と同
様に常用系であるので、これらと同等の耐震レベルBに
居する。
Since the main exhaust stack 3 is a regular system like the main exhaust duct 4 and the turbine building 5, it is at the same seismic resistance level B as these.

一方、5GTS系は非常用系であるので、耐震レベルA
kllffiし、耐震レベル八に属するものは岩盤6に
より支持さぜることが要求される。
On the other hand, since the 5GTS system is an emergency system, it has an earthquake resistance level of A.
Those belonging to seismic resistance level 8 are required to be supported by bedrock 6.

そこで、原子炉建屋1より外部へ出て主排気筒3内に収
容されるまで延々と引き廻される5GTS配管2の引き
廻し部2 b 1.t S G T S配管1−レンチ
7内に収容されて保護され、しかも、この5GTS配管
トレンチ7を人工岩8を介して岩盤6に支持させている
Therefore, the route section 2b1 of the 5GTS pipe 2 is routed endlessly until it exits from the reactor building 1 and is accommodated in the main exhaust stack 3. tS GTS pipe 1 - It is housed and protected within the wrench 7, and furthermore, this 5GTS pipe trench 7 is supported by the bedrock 6 via the artificial rock 8.

なお、原子炉建屋1およびタービン建屋5はその耐震重
要度の高さのために岩盤6上に直接支持されて立設され
ている。
Note that the reactor building 1 and the turbine building 5 are directly supported and erected on the bedrock 6 because of their high seismic importance.

(発明が解決しようとする問題点) しかしながら、このような従来の原子力プラントでは主
排気筒3自体が耐震クラスBでありながら、その内部に
耐震クラスAの5GTS配管排気口端部2aを内包する
ために、耐震クラス八として立ち上げねばならないとい
う問題がある。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, in such a conventional nuclear power plant, although the main exhaust stack 3 itself is of seismic class B, the 5GTS piping exhaust port end 2a of seismic class A is included inside it. Therefore, there is a problem that it has to be launched as earthquake resistance class 8.

すなわち、主排気筒3は5GTS配管排気口端部2aを
内包しているので、耐震クラスAとして整地面9上に立
設され、その全高ト(△は原子力プラントの安全評価上
許容される高さに設定される。
In other words, since the main exhaust stack 3 includes the 5GTS piping exhaust port end 2a, it is erected on the leveled surface 9 as earthquake resistance class A, and its total height (△ is the height permissible for nuclear plant safety evaluation). is set to

そこで、主排気筒3の外周はほぼ全長に亘って、例えば
鉄塔等の支持構造物10により支持され、この支持構造
物10を複数の基礎11および抗12を介して岩盤6に
支持させている。
Therefore, the outer periphery of the main exhaust stack 3 is supported over almost the entire length by a support structure 10 such as a steel tower, and this support structure 10 is supported on the bedrock 6 via a plurality of foundations 11 and resistors 12. .

したがって、主排気筒3および5GTS配管排気口端部
2aの立ち上げに膨大な物量を要し、コスト高であると
いう問題がある。
Therefore, there is a problem in that a huge amount of material is required to set up the main exhaust pipe 3 and the 5GTS pipe exhaust port end 2a, resulting in high costs.

そこで、本発明の目的は主排気筒および5GTS配管排
気に端部の立ち上げに用いられている支持構造物を大幅
に削減させることのできる原子力プラントを提供するこ
とにある。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a nuclear power plant that can significantly reduce the number of support structures used to raise the ends of the main exhaust stack and 5GTS piping exhaust.

〔発明の構成〕[Structure of the invention]

(問題点を解決−ケるための手段) 本発明は、従来の原子力プラントの問題点が、5GTS
配管排気口端部2aを主排気筒3内に収容して共に立ち
上げているめに、本来、耐震クラスがBである主排気筒
3を5GTS配管により耐震クラスAに設計することが
要求される点に鑑みなされたものであり、次のように構
成されている。
(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention solves the problems of conventional nuclear power plants in 5GTS.
Since the piping exhaust port end 2a is housed in the main exhaust stack 3 and raised together, it is required that the main exhaust stack 3, which originally has an earthquake resistance class of B, be designed to have an earthquake resistance class of A using 5GTS piping. It was created in consideration of the following points, and is structured as follows.

通常時に原子炉建屋J3よびタービン建屋内の各換気空
調系により浄化処理された空気を外気へ排出する主排気
筒と、非常時に上記原子炉建屋換気空調系に苔わって自
動起動し、原子炉U屋内の空気を浄化処理してから配管
を通して外気へ排出する非常用ガス処理系を有する原子
力プラントにおいて、上記非常用ガス処理系配管の排気
口端部を排気筒に構成し、この排気筒を上記原子炉建屋
の上部にて立設した。
During normal times, moss grows in the main exhaust stack that discharges air purified by each ventilation air conditioning system in the reactor building J3 and turbine building to the outside air, and in an emergency, it automatically starts up in the reactor building ventilation air conditioning system, U In a nuclear power plant that has an emergency gas treatment system that purifies indoor air and then discharges it to the outside air through piping, the exhaust port end of the emergency gas treatment system piping is configured as an exhaust stack, and the exhaust stack is It was erected at the top of the reactor building mentioned above.

(作用) 本発明は、非常用ガス9B理系配管の排気口端部を排気
筒に構成し、しかも、この排気筒を非常用ガス処理系配
管と同等の耐震レベルの原子炉建屋上に立設する。
(Function) The present invention configures the exhaust port end of the emergency gas 9B science piping into an exhaust stack, and furthermore, this exhaust stack is installed on the reactor building with the same seismic resistance level as the emergency gas treatment system piping. do.

したがって、原子炉建屋を直接支持する岩盤により非常
用ガス処理系配管の排気筒が支持されることになり、排
気筒の立ち上げ用に岩盤を個別に用意する必要がなく、
その分、支持構造物を大幅に削減させることができる。
Therefore, the exhaust stack of the emergency gas treatment system piping is supported by the rock that directly supports the reactor building, and there is no need to prepare a separate rock for raising the exhaust stack.
Accordingly, the number of support structures can be significantly reduced.

(実施例) 以下、本発明に係る原子力プラントの一実施例を第1図
により説明する。
(Example) Hereinafter, an example of a nuclear power plant according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

第1図は本発明の一実施例の全体構成を示し、図におい
て、原子炉建屋20は岩盤21により直接支持されて、
整地面22上に立設され、図示しない原子炉と5GTS
系とを内蔵している。
FIG. 1 shows the overall configuration of an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, a reactor building 20 is directly supported by a bedrock 21,
A nuclear reactor and 5GTS (not shown) are installed on the graded surface 22.
It has a built-in system.

5GTS系は通常時の原子炉建屋換気空調系(図示せず
)に替わって、非常時に自動起動し、原子炉建屋20内
を負圧に保って、図示しない原子炉格納容器より漏洩し
た放射性物質の周囲への拡散を防止し、同時に高性能フ
ィルタにより放射性物質を除去してから、図示しない5
GTS配管を通しで外気へ放出するように構成されてい
る。
The 5GTS system replaces the normal reactor building ventilation and air conditioning system (not shown) and is automatically activated in an emergency to maintain negative pressure inside the reactor building 20 and remove radioactive materials leaked from the reactor containment vessel (not shown). After preventing radioactive materials from dispersing to the surrounding area and at the same time removing radioactive materials using high-performance filters,
It is configured to be released to the outside air through GTS piping.

5GTS配管の一端には外気に開口する排気口が形成さ
れ、この排気口を有する排気口端部は排気筒23に構成
されて、原子炉建屋20の上部に立設されている。排気
筒23の外周はその外周にて立設する鉄塔等の支持構造
物24により支持されて起立しており、この排気筒23
より原子炉建屋20内の空気が外気へ排気される。
An exhaust port that opens to the outside air is formed at one end of the 5GTS pipe, and the end portion of the exhaust port having this exhaust port is configured as an exhaust pipe 23 and is erected on the upper part of the reactor building 20. The outer periphery of the exhaust pipe 23 is supported by a support structure 24 such as a steel tower erected on the outer periphery, and stands upright.
The air inside the reactor building 20 is exhausted to the outside air.

したがって、原子炉建屋20を直接支持する岩盤21に
より排気筒23が支持されることになり、排気筒23を
岩盤21により直接支持する必要がないので、排気筒2
3の立ち上げのコスト低減を図ることができる。
Therefore, the exhaust stack 23 is supported by the rock 21 that directly supports the reactor building 20, and there is no need to directly support the exhaust stack 23 by the rock 21.
3. It is possible to reduce the start-up costs.

一方、タービン建屋25は図示しないタービン等を内蔵
して岩盤21により直接支持され、タービン建屋25の
上部には主排気筒26が鉄塔等の支持構造物27により
支持されて整地面22上に立設され、この主排気筒26
は地上高HAの高さを有する。
On the other hand, the turbine building 25 houses a turbine (not shown) and is directly supported by the rock 21. At the top of the turbine building 25, a main exhaust pipe 26 is supported by a support structure 27 such as a steel tower and stands on a leveled surface 22. This main exhaust pipe 26
has a height of ground clearance HA.

主排気筒26の下端部は主排気ダクト28を介して、原
子炉建屋20およびタービン建屋25にそれぞれ内蔵さ
れている各換気空調系等にそれぞれ接続され、各換気空
調系等により浄化処理された原子炉建屋20J5よびタ
ービン建屋25内の空気を主排気筒26より外気へ放出
するようになっている。
The lower end of the main exhaust stack 26 is connected via a main exhaust duct 28 to each ventilation air conditioning system built in the reactor building 20 and the turbine building 25, respectively, and is purified by each ventilation air conditioning system etc. The air inside the reactor building 20J5 and the turbine building 25 is discharged from the main exhaust stack 26 to the outside air.

1排気筒26の高さは地上aHAに設定されているが、
地上高1−I Cを有するタービン建屋25の上部にて
立設されているので、主排気筒26自体の全高は地上高
HAより地上高1−(Ce差し引いた高さH8に設定さ
れている。
1 The height of the exhaust stack 26 is set to aHA above the ground,
Since it is erected at the upper part of the turbine building 25 which has a ground clearance of 1-IC, the total height of the main exhaust stack 26 itself is set to the height H8, which is the ground clearance 1-(Ce subtracted from the ground clearance HA). .

したがって、主排気筒26自体の全高を第2図で示す従
来例の主排気筒3よりも地上高H0分だけ低くすること
ができ、その低下分だけ主排気筒26および排気筒26
を支持する支持構造物27の物伍を削減することができ
、その結果、建設工数も削減することができる。
Therefore, the total height of the main exhaust stack 26 itself can be lowered by the ground height H0 than the main exhaust stack 3 of the conventional example shown in FIG.
The number of support structures 27 that support the can be reduced, and as a result, the number of construction steps can also be reduced.

しかも、主排気筒26は岩盤21により直接支持されて
いるタービン建屋25の上部に立設されているので、主
排気筒26および支持構造物27が必要とする強度の緩
和を期待することができ、従来の主排気筒3(第2図参
照)が岩盤6により支持されるために必要としていた基
礎11および杭12を削減することができる。
Moreover, since the main exhaust stack 26 is erected on top of the turbine building 25 which is directly supported by the rock 21, it is possible to expect a reduction in the strength required for the main exhaust stack 26 and the support structure 27. Since the conventional main exhaust stack 3 (see FIG. 2) is supported by the rock 6, the foundation 11 and piles 12 required can be reduced.

また、本実施例では5GTS系の排気筒23を主排気筒
26より分離して、岩盤21により直接支持されている
原子炉建屋20の上部に中独で立設したので、主排気筒
26の耐震レベルの低減を図ることができる一方、従来
、主排気n3(第2図参照)まで延々と引き廻していた
図示しない5GTS配管引き廻し部2bと、これを内包
する5GTS配管トレンチ7と、これを岩盤21に支持
させる人工岩8とをそれぞれ削減することができ、大幅
な物1削減と、これに伴う建設工数の削減を図ることが
できる。
Furthermore, in this embodiment, the exhaust stack 23 of the 5GTS system was separated from the main exhaust stack 26 and erected in China and Germany on the upper part of the reactor building 20, which is directly supported by the bedrock 21. While it is possible to reduce the seismic resistance level, the 5GTS piping section 2b (not shown), which was conventionally routed endlessly to the main exhaust n3 (see Figure 2), and the 5GTS piping trench 7 containing this, The number of artificial rocks 8 supported by the bedrock 21 can be reduced, and it is possible to significantly reduce the number of objects 1 and the number of construction man-hours associated with this.

(発明の効果〕 以上説明したように本発明は、非常用ガス処理系配管の
排気口端部を排気筒に構成し、この排気筒を、岩盤によ
り直接支持されている原子炉建屋の上部にて立設した。
(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, the present invention configures the exhaust port end of the emergency gas treatment system piping into an exhaust pipe, and connects the exhaust pipe to the upper part of the reactor building, which is directly supported by rock. It was erected.

したがって、この排気筒自体を直接支持する岩盤を省略
することができるので、主排気筒に用いられる支持構造
物を大幅に削減させることができる。
Therefore, since the rock that directly supports the exhaust stack itself can be omitted, the number of support structures used for the main exhaust stack can be significantly reduced.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明に係る原子力プラントの一実施例の全体
構成を示す模式図、第2図は従来の原子力プラントの全
体構成を示す模式図である。 20・・・原子炉11屋、21・・・岩盤、22・・・
整地面、23・・・排気筒、24.27・・・支持構造
物、25・・・タービン建屋、26・・・主排気筒。
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing the overall configuration of an embodiment of a nuclear power plant according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the overall configuration of a conventional nuclear power plant. 20... Nuclear reactor 11, 21... Bedrock, 22...
Leveling surface, 23... Exhaust stack, 24.27... Support structure, 25... Turbine building, 26... Main exhaust stack.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、通常時に原子炉建屋およびタービン建屋内の各換気
空調系により浄化処理された空気を外気へ排出する主排
気筒と、非常時に上記原子炉建屋換気空調系に替わって
自動起動し、原子炉建屋内の空気を浄化処理してから配
管を通して外気へ排出する非常用ガス処理系を有する原
子力プラントにおいて、上記非常用ガス処理系配管の排
気口端部を排気筒に構成し、この排気筒を上記原子炉建
屋の上部にて立設したことを特徴とする原子力プラント
。 2、主排気筒がタービン建屋の上部にて立設されている
特許請求の範囲第1項に記載の原子力プラント。
[Claims] 1. A main exhaust stack that discharges air purified by each ventilation air conditioning system in the reactor building and turbine building to the outside air during normal times, and a main exhaust stack that replaces the reactor building ventilation air conditioning system in an emergency. In a nuclear power plant that has an emergency gas treatment system that automatically starts up, purifies the air inside the reactor building, and then discharges it to the outside air through piping, the exhaust port end of the emergency gas treatment system piping is configured as an exhaust stack. A nuclear power plant characterized in that the exhaust stack is erected at the upper part of the reactor building. 2. The nuclear power plant according to claim 1, wherein the main exhaust stack is erected at the upper part of the turbine building.
JP61265450A 1986-11-10 1986-11-10 Nuclear power plant Pending JPS63120299A (en)

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