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Development of eddy current techniques at PIE facility; phase II testing for FCCI measurement

Kikuchi, Shin  ; Kitazawa, Takeo; not registered; Matsumoto, Shinichiro

Eddy current techniques have been tested for future Post irradiated Experiment ;PIE applications outside hot cell(the following, cell outside). As the result, applicability to the defects inspection such as the cladding tube material was able to be confirmed, and an outlook to the application to the irradiation material was obtained. The last time, report described results of the external surface defects, inside defects, and open holes outside hot cell except for Fuel-Cladding Chemical Interaction (FCCI) measurement testing This paper mainly describes the results of the trial FCCI measurement testing outside hot cell. Other tests include the results of external surface defects, inside defects, and open holes in the proofreading tests. The proofreading tests used a standard defect pin inside hot cell. In the trial FCCI measurement testing outside hot cell, the correlation between reduction in thickness and eddy current signal value was comfirmed, and the prospect of FCCI measurement by the eddy current testing was examined. As the result, the optimum conditions for measuring the FCCI quantity are respectively (1)carrier speed of the pin :20mm/sec, (2) test frequency : 32kHz, (3)phase : ODEG, (4) gain :-10dB, (5)filter : 0. The correlation between trial FCCI quantity and eddy current signal value was found on the basis of the test result, and the prospect which could detect FCCI was obtained when there is reduction in thickness of over 50 $$mu$$m for the cladding tube with wall thickness quantity of the 300 $$mu$$m order. And, the proofreading test inside hot cell on eddy current measurements were confirmed to be equivalent to the performance test outside hot cell.

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