WO2023093362A1 - 一种简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法 - Google Patents
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- the invention belongs to the technical field of nuclear criticality safety analysis, in particular to a method for simplifying the overall criticality safety analysis of a pipeline equipment room.
- the pipeline layout of the equipment room has the following characteristics: the layout is complex and the number is large; the pipelines are of different thicknesses, and most of the pipelines are thin; most of the pipelines are located between the equipment and the wall, and a few are located between the equipment rooms; There are also pipelines for transporting non-fissile material.
- refined analysis or conservative analysis methods are usually used.
- the refined analysis method is to establish the critical calculation model of each pipe one by one according to the starting position, diameter, wall thickness, length, pipe wall material, material and liquid composition and other parameters of each pipe.
- the advantage of this method is that it takes the pipe’s
- the disadvantage of the actual layout is that a large amount of pipeline modeling work is required, and the sampling of source neutrons needs to be reasonably distributed to each pipeline or equipment containing fissile materials when using the Monte Cal program critical calculation.
- the randomness of Monte Cal sampling cannot Guaranteed, it also needs to consume a lot of calculation time.
- the results of the refined analysis are not enveloping, and must be recalculated when the piping layout design changes.
- Another commonly used method is to simply gather the feed liquid containing fissile material together into a simple geometry, such as a solution wall.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide a method for simplifying the overall criticality safety analysis of the pipeline equipment room, which can evaluate the criticality safety problems of a large number of pipelines and equipment arranged in the equipment room as a whole, and improve the efficiency of calculation analysis At the same time, it can avoid the problem that the calculation result exceeds the critical safety acceptance criterion caused by the over-conservative simple gathering of the pipeline material and liquid.
- a method for simplifying the overall criticality safety analysis of a pipeline equipment room comprising the following steps:
- step S1 the screening and analysis of the pipeline in step S1 is as follows:
- step S1 the concentrations of uranium and plutonium in the feed liquid state with the highest reactivity are selected for analysis.
- step S1 the outer diameter of the effective pipeline is used to calculate the total volume of the effective pipeline material and liquid, and the corrosion of the pipe wall is covered.
- All effective pipes in the simplified pipe bundle model are closely arranged in a triangular array to form a hexagonal pipe bundle shape, and the distance between pipes is calculated according to the actual minimum arrangement distance of the thickest pipes among the selected effective pipes.
- the wall thickness of the pipeline in the simplified tube bundle model considers the set corrosion allowance.
- step S3 is specifically:
- the number of turns of the hexagonal tube bundle is gradually increased, and the length of the tube bundle is gradually reduced accordingly, and the hexagonal simplified tube bundle model with the highest reactivity is finally obtained through search calculation.
- step S4 the hexagonal simplified tube bundle model with the maximum reactivity is placed next to the equipment with the greatest reactivity in the equipment room, specifically:
- the invention is applicable to nuclear critical safety design and analysis and evaluation of all facilities containing fissile material solution pipelines.
- Fig. 1 is a flow chart of the overall critical safety analysis method for the simplified pipeline equipment room provided in the specific embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of a simplified tube bundle model
- Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the layout of the equipment room where the simplified tube bundle is close to the most reactive equipment.
- Fig. 1 shows the flowchart of the overall criticality safety analysis method for the simplified pipeline equipment room provided in the specific embodiment of the present invention, and the method includes the following steps:
- Step S1 According to the medium in the pipelines, all the pipelines in the equipment room to be analyzed are screened and analyzed, and the pipelines containing the fissile material solution are selected as effective pipelines, and the total volume of the effective pipeline feed liquid is calculated.
- the specific method of screening and analyzing pipelines is: screening out pipelines in which the feed liquid (ie, the medium in the pipeline) is gas or does not contain fissile material solution, so as to obtain effective pipelines through screening.
- the feed liquid ie, the medium in the pipeline
- fissile material solution ie, the concentration of uranium and plutonium in the liquid state with the highest reactivity among various solution states is conservatively selected for analysis regardless of the gas in it.
- Step S2 establishing a simplified tube bundle model, in which all the pipes are arranged closely together according to the set layout.
- all the pipes in the simplified tube bundle model have the same length, and the pipe diameter in the pipe bundle is the thickest pipe diameter among the effective pipes; all the effective pipes are conservatively arranged according to the tightest arrangement, That is, the pipes are distributed in a triangular array to form a hexagonal pipe bundle.
- the cross-sectional view of the simplified pipe bundle model is shown in Figure 2. The distance between pipes is arranged according to the actual minimum arrangement of the thickest pipe among the selected effective pipes. The calculation is based on the spacing; the feed liquid is considered according to the most reactive uranium and plutonium concentrations in the effective pipeline; the wall thickness of the pipeline is conservative and a certain corrosion allowance is considered.
- Step S3 keeping the total volume of the feed liquid of the tube bundle model constant, by changing the number and height of the tube bundle models, searching and calculating the tube bundle size with the maximum reactivity of the simplified tube bundle model.
- the tube bundle model refers to the simplified tube bundle model obtained in step S2, and the height refers to the length of the tube bundle.
- the search and calculation process is specifically: keep the total volume of the material and liquid in the tube bundle model constant, gradually increase the number of turns of the hexagonal tube bundle (that is, gradually increase the number of pipes in the simplified tube bundle model), and the tube bundle The length of is gradually reduced, and the hexagonal simplified tube bundle model with the maximum reactivity is finally obtained through search calculation, that is, the tube bundle size with the maximum reactivity of the simplified tube bundle model is obtained.
- the simplified tube bundle model with maximum reactivity envelops the effect of all the tubes being gathered together, and conservatively considers the tube diameter, feed liquid composition, and tube spacing.
- Step S4 the simplified tube bundle model with the maximum reactivity obtained through search and calculation is placed next to the equipment with the highest reactivity in the equipment room, so as to envelop and consider the interaction between the pipes in the equipment room and the equipment.
- the simplified tube bundle model with the maximum reactivity is placed next to the equipment with the maximum reactivity in the equipment room, and is arranged close to each other in a way that maximizes the interaction.
- the specific situations are as follows: As shown in Figure 3, the hexagonal tube bundle is vertically The direction is arranged next to the most reactive vertically arranged cylindrical equipment, and the side of the hexagonal prism is close to the equipment; if there are other highly reactive equipment near the most reactive equipment, the tube bundle should be placed on both sides. between each piece of equipment and close to the most reactive equipment; if there is an equipment room wall near the most reactive equipment, the tube bundle should be placed between the equipment and the wall and close to the most reactive equipment.
- step S4 From step S2 to step S4, if there are pipes with larger diameters (such as pipe diameters exceeding the set upper limit value) and small numbers (such as the number is less than the set value) in the effective pipelines, the actual size and actual The position is modeled separately, and the remaining effective pipelines with smaller diameters (such as the remaining effective pipelines whose diameters do not exceed the set upper limit) are modeled and analyzed according to steps S2-S4. For example, execute step S1 to obtain N effective pipes in the equipment room to be analyzed, sort the pipe diameters of the N effective pipes in descending order, and select M effective pipes with the highest pipe diameters from the N effective pipes.
- larger diameters such as pipe diameters exceeding the set upper limit value
- small numbers such as the number is less than the set value
- analyze according to step S2-step S4 obtain the arrangement result of remaining effective pipeline.
- the lengths of the tubes in the simplified tube bundle model are all the same.
- the diameter of the tubes in the tube bundle is the thickest tube diameter among the effective tubes (ie, the outer radius is 2.415cm and the inner radius is 2.047cm).
- the corrosion of the pipe wall is considered to be 0.2cm, and the spacing is considered according to the actual minimum layout spacing of the thickest pipe of 13cm, and the pipes are distributed in a triangular array.
- the effective value-added factor k eff of the tube bundle itself is the largest when the number of coils of the tube bundle is 8 (169), and the k eff in the case of 3.5 times the concentration of the feed liquid is 0.4723 ⁇ 0.0005.
- the k eff of a certain annular groove equipment is the largest, and there is another annular groove equipment with a larger k eff near this equipment, the simplified tube bundle with the maximum reactivity obtained by searching and calculating is close to the equipment with the largest k eff , and Close to nearby equipment, a cross-sectional view (partial) of the equipment room is shown in Figure 3.
- the overall critical safety calculation result k eff of the equipment room considering the pipeline layout under the condition of 3.5 times the material liquid concentration is 0.7550 ⁇ 0.0005, which is slightly larger than the critical calculation result of the equipment room without considering the pipeline 0.7407 ⁇ 0.0005, but still meets the critical safety Require.
- the overall criticality safety analysis method of the simplified pipeline equipment room conservatively considers the centralized arrangement of pipelines containing fissile materials in the equipment room and is close to the most reactive equipment model, which can envelop the actual layout and also consider the actual pipeline Arranged pipe diameters, spacing, etc., to avoid excessively conservative analysis to obtain critical calculation results exceeding the limit.
- the process of calculation and analysis is much simpler than the process of finely establishing pipelines one by one, which improves the efficiency of calculation and analysis, and avoids the problem that the calculation results exceed the critical safety acceptance criteria caused by simple aggregation of pipeline materials and liquids.
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- 一种简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,包括以下步骤:S1、根据管道内介质,对待分析设备室的所有管道进行筛选分析,筛选出含易裂变材料溶液的管道作为有效管道,并计算所有有效管道内料液总体积;S2、建立简化管束模型,所述简化管束模型中所有的管道按照最小布置间距紧密排列;S3、保持管束模型的料液总体积不变,通过改变管束模型管道的数目和高度,搜索计算得到所述简化管束模型反应性最大的管束尺寸;S4、将所述具有最大反应性的简化管束模型紧贴设备室内反应性最大的设备旁,以相互作用最大的方式紧贴布置。
- 根据权利要求1所述的简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,其特征在于,步骤S1中对管道进行筛选分析具体为:将料液为气体或不含易裂变材料溶液的管道筛除,以筛选得到有效管道;对于传输多种介质的管道,不考虑其中气体的情形。
- 根据权利要求2所述的简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,其特征在于,步骤S1中选取反应性最大的料液状态的铀、钚浓度进行分析。
- 根据权利要求3所述的简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,其特征在于,步骤S1中使用有效管道的外径尺寸计算有效管道料液总体积,包络管壁被腐蚀的情况。
- 根据权利要求1-4任一项所述的简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,其特征在于,步骤S2中所述简化管束模型中所有的管道长度均相同,管道管径为有效管道中最粗的管径。
- 根据权利要求5所述的简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,其特征在于,步骤S2中所述简化管束模型中所有的管道按照最小布置间距紧密排列具体为:所述简化管束模型中所有的管道按照三角形阵列紧密排列,组成轮廓为六边形的管束形状,管道间距按照筛选出的有效管道中最粗管道的实际最小布置间距来计算。
- 根据权利要求6所述的简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,其特征在于,所述简化管束模型中管道壁厚考虑设定的腐蚀裕量。
- 根据权利要求7所述的简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,其特征在于,步骤S3具体为:保持管束模型的料液总体积不变,逐步增大六边形管束的圈数,相应地逐步减小管束的长度,通过搜索计算最终得到反应性最大的六边形简化管束模型。
- 根据权利要求8所述的简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,其特征在于,步骤S4中将所述具有最大反应性的六边形简化管束模型紧贴设备室内反应性最大的设备旁,具体为:将六边形简化管束模型以竖直方向布置在反应性最大的竖直布置的设备旁,并以六棱柱的一面紧贴所述设备;若反应性最大的设备附近有其他反应性较大的设备,则将六边形简化管束模型置于两个设备之间并紧贴反应性最大的设备;若反应性最大的设备附近有设备室墙壁,则将六边形简化管束模型置于设备与墙壁之间并紧贴反应性最大的设备。
- 根据权利要求6-9任一项所述的简化管道设备室整体临界安全分析方法,其特征在于,若有效管道中存在管径超过设定上限值且数量少于设定值的管道,可按照其实际尺寸和实际位置进行单独建模,其余管径未超过所述设定上限值的有效管道按照步骤S2-S4开展建模和分析。
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