WO2022199178A1 - 先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计方法及装置 - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the field of nuclear power design, in particular to a design method and a design device for a containment integrity test of an advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant.
- the containment of a pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant undertakes the safety of containing radioactive substances, shielding radiation and protecting the reactor from external natural and man-made events under normal operation and accident conditions Function.
- the design of the containment shall ensure that any radioactive release from the nuclear power plant to the environment is kept as low as reasonably practicable, and does not exceed the regulatory discharge limit for radioactive release under operating conditions and does not exceed the allowable level of radioactive release under accident conditions. Accept the limit.
- the design of the containment should also provide passages for the mechanical connection, electrical connection of equipment inside and outside the enclosure, and personnel access during normal operation. In order to verify the above safety functions and operability, it is necessary to conduct relevant performance tests on the containment during the commissioning before the unit is initially charged and during the refueling overhaul after operation.
- the technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a design method for the integrity test of the containment of an advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant, aiming at the above-mentioned deficiencies in the prior art.
- the safety and practicability of the test can also effectively improve the operating economy of the nuclear power plant.
- the invention provides a design method for a containment integrity test of an advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant, comprising: determining each test item during the containment integrity test; determining a pressure step and corresponding duration in each test item; The upper limit of the lifting and decompressing rate of the shell integrity test; according to the determined test items, the pressure steps in each test item and the corresponding duration, and the upper limit of the lifting and lowering rate of the containment integrity test, the containment integrity test is obtained.
- the design result of the program comprising: determining each test item during the containment integrity test; determining a pressure step and corresponding duration in each test item; The upper limit of the lifting and decompressing rate of the shell integrity test; according to the determined test items, the pressure steps in each test item and the corresponding duration, and the upper limit of the lifting and lowering rate of the containment integrity test, the containment integrity test is obtained.
- the design result of the program comprising: determining each test item during the containment integrity test; determining a pressure step and corresponding
- each test item during the containment integrity test is determined, specifically: determining each test item during the containment integrity test according to the safety function requirements of the containment and the operability function requirements of the containment.
- the test items include: leak rate test; structural integrity test; isolation valve trigger logic function test; combustible gas mixing function test; personnel gate function test; leak rate measurement system effectiveness verification, and structural integrity measurement system effectiveness verification .
- determining the pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item specifically includes: determining the mandatory pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item according to containment test regulations, guidelines and standards, and, according to safety
- the pressure requirements for the pre-test and functional test of the shell structural integrity test determine the non-mandatory pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item.
- the design method for the containment integrity test of an advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant further includes: combing the containment boundary penetrations and process pipelines to obtain the containment penetrations and The configuration and function of the process pipeline; according to the configuration and function of each penetration of the containment and the process pipeline, as well as the test feasibility and safety requirements, the prerequisites for the containment integrity test are obtained to ensure the integrity of the containment test plan. Implementability and Security.
- each containment penetrations and process pipelines are obtained, which specifically includes: combing all penetrations and process pipelines through the containment, and analyzing in the form of a list
- the configuration and function of each process pipeline and penetrations, which penetrations include: process penetrations, electrical penetrations, personnel and emergency gates, equipment gates, fuel transfer channels, and spare penetrations.
- the prerequisites for obtaining the integrity test of the containment are obtained according to the configuration and function of the penetrations of the containment and the process pipelines, as well as the test practicability and safety requirements, specifically including: according to the penetrations of the containment and the process
- the configuration and function of the pipeline, as well as the test feasibility requirements, the boundary state is designed to form the test prerequisites related to the boundary state;
- the relevant test conditions for the protection of personnel, process systems and equipment are designed to form safety-related test prerequisites.
- the test prerequisites related to the boundary state include: isolating the penetration at the test boundary, closing the penetration in a normal manner, and cannot be operated manually or in other ways after isolation; Outside the system where the unit is in a safe state, the related process systems or pipelines need to be considered for air or drainage; at the same time, in order to avoid leakage to the secondary side through the evaporator during the test, the secondary circuit system needs to consider synchronous boosting; boosting and unloading equipment It needs to be installed in place, and the corresponding pipe penetrations meet the corresponding leakage rate requirements.
- the safety-related test prerequisites include: during the test, all personnel in the containment should be stopped from working, the corresponding safety zone should be marked, and the entry and exit of irrelevant personnel should be prohibited.
- Influence to avoid damage to the equipment in the shell caused by the pressure charging and decompression operation, for the equipment that is not pressure-bearing in the shell, consider removing it from the atmosphere of the containment or from the shell; at the same time, in order to avoid the malfunction of the specially designed safety facilities during the test, The drive signal of the relevant system needs to be blocked; the increase of the pressure in the casing will cause the ignition point of the combustibles to decrease. Before the test, the combustibles in the casing should be removed, and a corresponding emergency fire prevention plan should be formulated.
- the present invention also provides a design device for an advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant containment integrity test, comprising a first determination module, a second determination module, a third determination module, and a combination module.
- the first determination module is used to determine each test item during the containment integrity test.
- the second determination module is used to determine the pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item.
- the third determination module is used to determine the upper limit of the rise and fall rate of the containment integrity test.
- the combination module is respectively connected with the first determination module, the second determination module, and the third determination module, and is used for each determined test item, the pressure ladder in each test item and the corresponding duration, and the integrity test of the containment
- the upper limit of the buck-boost rate is obtained, and the design results of the containment integrity test scheme are obtained.
- the design device for the containment integrity test of the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant further includes a combing module and an acquisition module.
- the combing module is used to comb the containment boundary penetrations and process pipelines to obtain the configuration and functions of the containment penetrations and process pipelines.
- the acquisition module is connected to the combing module and the combination module respectively, and is used to obtain the prerequisites for the integrity test of the containment according to the configuration and function of the penetrations and process pipelines of the containment, as well as the requirements for the feasibility and safety of the test.
- the prerequisites of the containment integrity test are transmitted to the combined module, so that the combined module can obtain the design results of the containment integrity test plan under the preconditions of the containment integrity test, so as to ensure the implementation of the containment integrity test plan. sex and safety.
- the design method for the containment integrity test of an advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant of the present invention has the following beneficial effects:
- the boundary state requirements during the test are designed, and the prerequisites for the containment integrity test are combed in consideration of personnel, process system and equipment protection requirements.
- the prerequisites of the containment integrity test formed by these two aspects can ensure the safety and practicability of the test to the greatest extent.
- the containment integrity test scheme designed based on the above steps of the technical scheme has great applicability in the design direction of the containment integrity test of advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power units, and can also be used for the containment integrity test of other reactor-type nuclear power units. design for reference.
- Fig. 1 shows the schematic flow chart of the design method of the containment integrity test of the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant of the present invention
- Figure 2 shows the schematic diagram of the buck-boost curve of the containment integrity test of a third-generation advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power unit in China.
- the inner containment is a prestressed concrete structure with a steel lining. Its tightness; the outer containment is an ordinary reinforced concrete structure. Since the design of the containment integrity test is mainly aimed at the inner containment and is not necessarily related to the structure of the outer containment, in order to avoid confusion, the inner containment is referred to as the containment for short.
- the embodiment of the present invention discloses a design method for the containment integrity test of an advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant, comprising the following steps:
- Step S1 combing the containment boundary penetrations and process pipelines
- step S1 it specifically includes:
- the penetrations include: process penetrations, electrical penetrations, personnel and emergency gates, equipment gates, Fuel transfer channels, and spare penetrations.
- Step S2 Design of the prerequisites for the integrity test of the containment
- the step S2 specifically includes: designing the boundary state according to the results of the combing of the penetration piece and the process pipeline, in combination with the requirements for test practicability and accuracy, and forming the test prerequisites related to the boundary state; Personnel protection requirements, design relevant test conditions for personnel, process system and equipment protection during the test, and form safety-related test prerequisites.
- the test prerequisites related to the boundary state include: isolation of penetrations, air or drainage of the process system, and conditions that the test equipment should have;
- the safety-related test prerequisites include requirements for personnel protection, process system and equipment protection, and fire-fighting measures.
- the conditions for the isolation of the penetrations are: isolate the penetrations at the test boundary, close the penetrations in a normal way, and do not operate manually or in other ways after isolation;
- the conditions that the process system should have for air or drainage are: in addition to the system that needs to be operated during the test or to ensure that the unit is in a safe state during the test, the related process system or pipeline needs to be considered for air or drainage; at the same time, in order to avoid the test period.
- the secondary circuit system considers synchronous boosting
- test equipment should have the following conditions: the pressure-boosting and pressure-relieving equipment needs to be installed in place, and the corresponding pipeline penetrations meet the corresponding leakage rate requirements.
- the conditions that the personnel protection should meet are: during the test, all personnel in the containment shall be stopped from working, the corresponding safety zone shall be marked, and the entry and exit of irrelevant personnel shall be prohibited; for the pressure charging and decompression operators, the impact of noise on the hearing of personnel shall be considered. ;
- the conditions for the protection of the process system and equipment are: to avoid damage to the equipment in the shell caused by the pressure charging and decompression operation, for the equipment that is not pressure-bearing in the shell, consider removing it from the atmosphere of the containment or removing it from the shell; To avoid the malfunction of the specially designed safety facilities during the test, the driving signals of the relevant systems need to be blocked;
- the conditions for fire-fighting measures are: before the inspection, the combustibles in the shell should be removed, and corresponding emergency fire-fighting plans should be formulated.
- Step S3 Design the test items based on the functional requirements of the containment, that is, determine each test item during the integrity test of the containment;
- the step S3 specifically includes:
- the functional test items of the containment are determined to include: structural integrity test; isolation valve trigger logic function test; combustible gas mixing function test; personnel gate function test; Validation of leak rate measurement systems and validation of structural integrity measurement systems.
- Step S4 the overall pressure step design of the containment and the design of the pressure rise and fall rate
- the pressure ladder design of the integrity of the containment specifically includes:
- the pressure ladder for each test item is designed, including the selection of ladder pressure and the determination of corresponding ladder pressure. duration.
- the step-up/down rate design includes:
- the upper limit of the pressure rise rate and the upper limit of the pressure drop rate of the containment integrity test are determined, considering the influence of the rise and fall rate on the structural integrity of the containment and the impact of data collection.
- Step S5 Form the design of the integrated test plan for the containment of the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power unit.
- the step S5 specifically includes:
- the pressure rise and fall curve design of the containment integrity test of the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power unit is formed, and the design of the test prerequisites is combined to form the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power Unit containment integrity test plan.
- the boundary state requirements are designed, and the test prerequisites related to the boundary state are formed as follows:
- Isolation of penetrations Isolate penetrations at the test boundary, close penetrations in a normal way, and cannot be operated manually or otherwise after isolation.
- Air or drainage of the process system In addition to the systems that need to be operated during the test or to ensure that the unit is in a safe state during the test, the related process systems or pipelines need to be considered air or drainage; at the same time, in order to avoid passing the evaporator to the secondary side during the test. leakage, the secondary circuit system needs to consider synchronous boost.
- Test equipment The pressure-boosting and pressure-relieving equipment needs to be installed in place, and the corresponding pipeline penetrations meet the corresponding leakage rate requirements.
- Personnel protection During the test, all personnel in the containment shall be stopped from working, the corresponding safety area shall be marked, and the entry and exit of irrelevant personnel shall be prohibited. For pressure charging and decompression operators, the impact of noise on the hearing of personnel should be considered.
- Process system and equipment protection avoid damage to equipment in the shell caused by pressure charging and decompression operations. For equipment not under pressure in the shell, consider removing it from the atmosphere of the containment or removing it from the shell; at the same time, to avoid special safety facilities during the test If the malfunction occurs, the drive signal of the related system needs to be blocked.
- Fire-fighting measures Since the increase of the pressure in the shell will cause the ignition point of the combustibles to decrease, the combustibles in the shell should be removed before the test, and a corresponding emergency fire-fighting plan should be formulated.
- the design safety function of the containment of the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power unit is to limit the leakage of polluted gas to the outside of the containment in the event of a water loss accident in the primary circuit or a rupture of the main steam pipeline in the containment. Based on this safety function requirement, it is necessary to focus on the design of the leakage rate test during the integrity test of the containment to ensure that the overall leakage rate of the containment does not exceed the initial assumption of the design basis accident analysis.
- this advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant containment functional test project should also include the following contents:
- Structural integrity test verify the pressure-bearing characteristics of the containment (including visual inspection inside and outside the containment);
- Isolation valve trigger logic function test verify the drive logic of the specially designed safety facilities related to the atmospheric state of the containment
- Combustible gas mixing function test verify the atmospheric mixing function of flammable gas after the accident;
- Personnel gate function test emergency evacuation of personnel in the containment through the personnel gate or emergency gate after an accident.
- test items include:
- the pressure ladder for each test item needs to be designed, mainly including two parts of the ladder pressure selection and the corresponding duration.
- the relevant requirements for the pressure ladder design for the integrity test of the containment mainly include:
- the maximum pressure of the containment structural integrity test before loading is 1.15 times the design pressure (test pressure);
- test pressure The measurement of the overall leak rate requires a zero pressure test to verify the effectiveness of the measurement system (test pressure);
- test pressure When the pressure rises to half of the design pressure, measure the leakage rate once to know the approximate leakage level (test pressure);
- the overall leakage rate lasts for 24 hours, and the instrument data (test pressure and duration) should be read at least within the similar 20 time intervals;
- test pressure a verification test can be carried out under the design pressure to verify the representativeness of the measuring instrument (test pressure);
- the pressure should be lowered to 0.85 times the design pressure and stabilized for 24 hours before the overall leak rate measurement can be started (test pressure and duration).
- the relevant mandatory requirements for the selection of stepped pressure include: 0, 0.5P, P, 1.15P, 0.85P, P, 0.
- 0.01P and 0.25P are also added in the pressurization stage (for example, the isolation valve trigger logic test needs to be at 0.01P and 0.25P pressure.
- Trigger the isolation valve for functional verification) pressure ladder requirements in the depressurization stage, considering the comparison between the structural integrity test data and the boost stage, a pressure ladder of 0.5P and 0.25P is also added.
- the determined (or designed) pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item include both mandatory pressure steps and their corresponding durations, so that the integrity test of the containment is legal and effective, and also includes
- the non-mandatory pressure ladder and its corresponding duration are determined according to engineering experience, pre-test of structural integrity test, and functional test requirements, which makes the integrity test of containment On the basis of satisfying the feasibility, it can effectively shorten the execution period of the test and improve the economy of the test execution.
- the rate of rise and fall of pressure per hour shall not be greater than 20% of the maximum test pressure; after each level of pressure is reached, the constant pressure time shall not be less than 1h".
- the setting of the buck-boost rate also needs to fully consider the impact of the test on the containment structure and data collection. If the pressure rise rate is too fast, it will lead to the occurrence of inhalation phenomenon in the internal components of the containment, which will affect the accuracy of the test data measurement.
- the containment integrity test plan for the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power unit has been formed.
- the test plan includes test boundary design, test prerequisite design, test item design, and combined pressure ladder and lift
- the design content of the buck-boost curve for the containment integrity test of the pressure rate wherein the design content of the buck-boost curve for the containment integrity test includes the pressure step corresponding to the test item, the duration corresponding to the pressure step, and the buck-boost rate.
- the containment integrity test is carried out according to the buck-boost curve. As shown in Figure 2, at the 0 pressure step, the effectiveness of the leak rate and structural integrity measurement system is verified, and the pressure can be increased at a rate of 15 kPa/h after the initial inspection of the structural integrity. In the boosting stage, after reaching each pressure step, after completing the corresponding test items according to the buck-boost curve, the pressure can continue to be boosted until it reaches 1.15 times the design pressure (ie 1.15P). After the structural integrity test of 1.15 times the design pressure is completed, the first depressurization operation is carried out at a depressurization rate of 14kPa/h to reach a step of 0.85 times the design pressure. Secondary boost operation until the design pressure ladder. After the 24-hour containment leakage rate measurement and structural integrity verification of the designed pressure ladder, the final depressurization operation can be carried out. After the relevant tests of each pressure ladder in the depressurization stage are completed, the containment integrity test is completed.
- This embodiment provides a design method for the containment integrity test of an advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant, including:
- Step 201 Determine each test item during the containment integrity test.
- step 201 Determine each test item during the containment integrity test, specifically: determining each test item during the containment integrity test according to the safety function requirements of the containment and the operability function requirements of the containment .
- the confirmed test items include: leak rate test; structural integrity test; isolation valve trigger logic function test; combustible gas mixing function test; personnel gate function test; Validation of the effectiveness of the measurement system.
- Step 202 Determine the pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item.
- step 202 determining the pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item, specifically including: determining the mandatory pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item according to containment test regulations, guidelines and standards, And, according to the pressure requirements of the pre-test and functional test of the containment structural integrity test, the optional pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item are determined.
- the determined mandatory pressure gradients and corresponding durations are: 0, 0.5P, P, 1.15P, 0.85P, P, 0, wherein the durations of the 0.85P and P pressure gradients are mandatory requirements of at least 24 hours.
- the determined non-mandatory pressure steps and the corresponding durations are: in the boosting stage, the pressure steps of 0.01P and 0.25P are added, and in the depressurization stage, the pressure steps of 0.5P and 0.25P are added.
- the duration is only for the pressure steps of 0.85P and P, so the duration corresponding to other pressure steps can be set flexibly according to the requirements of the test items.
- the overall test scheme is determined in this embodiment, so that the overall test of the containment can effectively shorten the execution period of the test and improve the economy of the test execution on the basis of satisfying the practicability.
- the execution period for the test in this embodiment is 9 days.
- Step 203 determining the upper limit of the ramp rate for the containment integrity test.
- the impact of the comprehensive test on the containment structure and data collection is within the limit of the buck-boost rate of the containment integrity test.
- the upper limit of the pressure increase rate of the containment integrity test of the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power unit is set to 15kPa/h, and the upper limit of the depressurization rate is set to 14kPa/h. Since the determined upper limit of the boost rate and the upper limit of the depressurization rate are lower than the limit of the buck-boost rate in the prior art, on the basis of ensuring the effectiveness of the buck-boost rate, the duration of the execution of the containment integrity test is shortened , thereby improving the economy of test execution. In addition, the determined upper limit of the buck-boost rate can avoid the adverse effects of excessively high buck-boost rate on the structural integrity of the containment and the collection of test data, thereby improving the safety and practicability of the test.
- Step 204 Obtain the design result of the containment integrity test scheme according to the determined test items, the pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item, and the upper limit of the pressure rise and fall rate of the containment integrity test.
- the obtained design result of the containment integrity test scheme includes the test item, the pressure step corresponding to the test item, the duration corresponding to the pressure step, and the pressure rise and fall rate.
- the design method for the containment integrity test of the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant further includes: combing the containment boundary penetrations and process pipelines to obtain safety.
- Configuration and function of each penetration of the containment and process pipeline according to the configuration and function of each penetration of the containment and process pipeline, as well as the test practicability and safety requirements, obtain the prerequisites for the integrity test of the containment to ensure the containment Implementability and safety of the overall trial protocol.
- combing the containment boundary penetrations and process pipelines to obtain the configuration and functions of each containment penetrations and process pipelines specifically including: combing all penetrations and process pipelines through the containment, in the form of a list.
- Analyze the configuration and function of each process pipeline and penetrations including process penetrations, electrical penetrations, personnel and emergency gates, equipment gates, fuel transfer channels, and backup penetrations.
- obtaining the prerequisites for the integrity test of the containment according to the configurations and functions of the penetrations of the containment and the process pipelines, as well as the test practicability and safety requirements specifically includes: according to the penetrations of the containment and The configuration and function of the process pipeline, as well as the test feasibility requirements, the boundary state is designed to form the test prerequisites related to the boundary state; The relevant test conditions for the protection of personnel, process systems and equipment during the test are designed to form safety-related test prerequisites.
- the test prerequisites related to the boundary state include: isolating the penetration at the test boundary, closing the penetration in a normal manner, and cannot be operated manually or in other ways after isolation; Outside the system where the unit is in a safe state during the test, the related process systems or pipelines need to be considered for air or drainage; at the same time, in order to avoid leakage to the secondary side through the evaporator during the test, the secondary circuit system needs to consider synchronous boosting; boosting and unloading The equipment needs to be installed in place, and the corresponding pipeline penetrations meet the corresponding leakage rate requirements.
- the safety-related test prerequisites include: during the test, all personnel in the containment should be stopped from working, the corresponding safety zone should be marked, and the entry and exit of irrelevant personnel should be prohibited.
- Influence to avoid damage to the equipment in the shell caused by the pressure charging and decompression operation, for the equipment that is not pressure-bearing in the shell, consider removing it from the atmosphere of the containment or from the shell; at the same time, in order to avoid the malfunction of the specially designed safety facilities during the test, The drive signal of the relevant system needs to be blocked; the increase of the pressure in the casing will cause the ignition point of the combustibles to decrease. Before the test, the combustibles in the casing should be removed, and a corresponding emergency fire prevention plan should be formulated.
- step 201 by combing the boundary penetration of the containment and the process pipeline, all the process penetrations of the containment are covered to the greatest extent, so as to ensure the boundary integrity of the integrity test of the containment, and for the later development Lay the foundation for the feasibility of the containment integrity test; further obtain the prerequisites for the integrity test based on the combing results, so that the acquired test prerequisites are met before the containment integrity test is carried out, thereby ensuring the safety and implementation of the test. sex.
- This embodiment provides a design device for a containment integrity test of an advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant, including a first determination module, a second determination module, a third determination module, and a combination module.
- the first determination module is used to determine each test item during the containment integrity test.
- the second determination module is used to determine the pressure steps and corresponding durations in each test item.
- the third determination module is used to determine the upper limit of the rise and fall rate of the containment integrity test.
- the combination module is respectively connected with the first determination module, the second determination module, and the third determination module, and is used for each determined test item, the pressure ladder in each test item and the corresponding duration, and the integrity test of the containment
- the upper limit of the buck-boost rate is obtained, and the design results of the containment integrity test scheme are obtained.
- the design device for the containment integrity test of the advanced pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant further includes a combing module and an acquisition module.
- the combing module is used to comb the containment boundary penetrations and process pipelines to obtain the configuration and functions of the containment penetrations and process pipelines.
- the acquisition module is connected to the combing module and the combination module respectively, and is used to obtain the prerequisites for the integrity test of the containment according to the configuration and function of the penetrations and process pipelines of the containment, as well as the requirements for the feasibility and safety of the test.
- the prerequisites of the containment integrity test are transmitted to the combined module, so that the combined module can obtain the design results of the containment integrity test plan under the preconditions of the containment integrity test, so as to ensure the implementation of the containment integrity test plan. sex and safety.
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- 一种先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计方法,其特征在于,包括:确定安全壳整体性试验期间的各试验项目;确定各试验项目中的压力阶梯及对应的持续时间;确定安全壳整体性试验的升降压速率上限;根据确定的各试验项目、各试验项目中的压力阶梯及对应的持续时间,以及安全壳整体性试验的升降压速率上限,得到安全壳整体性试验方案的设计结果。
- 根据权利要求1所述的先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计方法,其特征在于,确定安全壳整体性试验期间的各试验项目,具体为:根据安全壳的安全功能要求及安全壳的可运行性功能要求来确定安全壳整体性试验期间的各试验项目,所述试验项目包括:泄漏率试验;结构完整性试验;隔离阀触发逻辑功能试验;可燃气体混合功能试验;人员闸门功能试验;泄漏率测量系统有效性验证,以及结构完整性测量系统有效性验证。
- 根据权利要求1所述的先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计方法,其特征在于,确定各试验项目中的压力阶梯及对应的持续时间,具体包括:根据安全壳试验法规、导则和标准,确定各试验项目中强制的压力阶梯及对应的持续时间,以及,根据安全壳结构完整性试验的预试验及功能试验执行的压力要求,确定各试验项目中非强制的压力阶梯及对应的持续时间。
- 根据权利要求1所述的先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计方法,其特征在于,确定安全壳整体性试验期间的各试验项目之前,还包括:梳理安全壳边界贯穿件及工艺管线,得到安全壳各贯穿件及工艺管线的配置及功能;根据安全壳各贯穿件及工艺管线的配置及功能,以及试验可实施性和安全性要求,获取安全壳整体性试验的先决条件,以保证安全壳整体性试验方案的可实施性和安全性。
- 根据权利要求4所述的先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计方法,其特征在于,所述梳理安全壳边界贯穿件及工艺管线,得到安全壳各贯穿件及工艺管线的配置及功能,具体包括:对于贯穿安全壳的所有贯穿件及工艺管线进行梳理,以清单形式分析各工艺管线及贯穿件的配置和功能,其中贯穿件包括:工艺贯穿件,电气贯穿件,人员及应急闸门,设备闸门,燃料转运通道,以及备用贯穿件。
- 根据权利要求4所述的先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计方法,其特征在于,所述根据安全壳各贯穿件及工艺管线的配置及功能,以及试验可实施性和安全性要求,获取安全壳整体性试验的先决条件,具体包括:根据安全壳各贯穿件及工艺管线的配置及功能,以及试验可实施性要求,对边界状态进行设计,形成边界状态相关的试验先决条件;根据安全壳各贯穿件及工艺管线的配置及功能,以及试验安全性要求,对试验期间人员、工艺系统和设备保护的相关试验条件进行设计,形成安全相关的试验先决条件。
- 根据权利要求6所述的先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计方法,其特征在于,所述边界状态相关的试验先决条件包括:对试验边界的贯穿件进行隔离,以正常方式关闭贯穿件,隔离后不能用手动或其它方式再操作;除了试验期间需运行或者为保证试验期间机组处于安全状态的系统外,相关工艺系统或管道需考虑对空或排水;同时,为避免试验期间通过蒸发器向二次侧的泄漏,二回路系统需考虑同步升压;升卸压设备需安装就位,对应管道贯穿件满足对应的泄漏率要求,所述安全相关的试验先决条件包括:试验期间,要求停止安全壳内的所有人员作业,标出对应的安全区,禁止无关人员的出入,对于充卸压操作人员,需考虑噪声对人员听力的影响;避免由于充卸压操作造成的壳内设备的损坏,对于壳内不承压设备,考虑从与安全壳大气相通或从壳内移出;同时为避免试验期间专设安全设施的误动作,相关系统的驱动信号需闭锁;由于壳内压力的升高会导致可燃物燃点降低,试验前需移除壳内可燃物,并制定对应的应急消防预案。
- 一种先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计装置,其特征在于,包括第一确定模块、第二确定模块、第三确定模块,以及组合模块,第一确定模块,用于确定安全壳整体性试验期间的各试验项目,第二确定模块,用于确定各试验项目中的压力阶梯及对应的持续时间,第三确定模块,用于确定安全壳整体性试验的升降压速率上限,组合模块,分别与第一确定模块、第二确定模块,以及第三确定模块连接,用于根据确定的各试验项目、各试验项目中的压力阶梯及对应的持续时间,以及安全壳整体性试验的升降压速率上限,得到安全壳整体性试验方案的设计结果。
- 根据权利要求8所述的先进压水堆核电厂安全壳整体性试验的设计装置,其特征在于,还包括梳理模块和获取模块,梳理模块,用于梳理安全壳边界贯穿件及工艺管线,得到安全壳各贯穿件及工艺管线的配置及功能,获取模块,分别与梳理模块和组合模块连接,用于根据安全壳各贯穿件 及工艺管线的配置及功能,以及试验可实施性和安全性要求,获取安全壳整体性试验的先决条件,并将安全壳整体性试验的先决条件传输给组合模块,以使组合模块在满足安全壳整体性试验的先决条件下得到安全壳整体性试验方案的设计结果,以保证安全壳整体性试验方案的可实施性和安全性。
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