令和3年度福島第一原子力発電所の炉内付着物サンプル等の分析; 令和3年度開始廃炉・汚染水対策事業費補助金に係る補助事業(燃料デブリの性状把握のための分析・推定技術の開発)

池内 宏知; 佐々木 新治; 大西 貴士; 仲吉 彬; 荒井 陽一; 佐藤 拓未; 多木 寛; 関尾 佳弘; 山口 祐加子; 森下 一喜; et al.

JAEA-Data/Code 2023-005, 418 Pages, 2023/12

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東京電力ホールディングス(株)福島第一原子力発電所(1F)の廃炉作業を安全かつ着実に実施するためには、炉内で生成した燃料デブリの組成や物理的・化学的特性等の性状を把握し、燃料デブリの取り出しや収納・保管等の実際の廃炉作業を検討するプロジェクトに提供していく必要がある。この目的から、1F2号機の内部調査で取得された付着物や堆積物等の汚染物サンプルを用いて、サンプル中の成分の把握及び燃料由来のウランを含む微粒子(U含有粒子)の詳細観察を行った。本報告書は、サンプルの成分由来やU含有粒子の生成過程等の解析評価に供するため、2021年度に得られた分析結果として、FE-SEM/WDX、FE-SEM/EDX、TEM/STEM-EDXによる詳細観察画像や元素分析結果、放射線測定結果及びICP-MSによる元素分析結果をデータベースとしてまとめたものである。

Improving chemical thermodynamics knowledge of severe accidents within the OECD-TCOFF2 Project

Journeau, C.*; Bechta, S.*; Komlev, A.*; 倉田 正輝; 多木 寛; 松本 俊慶; Mohamad, A. B.; Barrachin, M.*; Quaini, A.*; Bottomley, D.*; et al.

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The OECD project TCOFF-2 (Thermodynamic Chemistry of Fission Products - Part 2) is an extension of the original project that was part of the near-term projects intended to support the Fukushima Dai-ichi decommissioning efforts. This second part continues to be mainly financed by Japanese Ministry (MEXT) with JAEA-CLADS support. TCOFF2 started in August 2022 and includes certain new material requirements compared to the first TCOFF project. These are increased emphasis on accident tolerant fuels (ATFs), certain actinides and fission products related to volatility/leachability but also certain combinations of the ceramic oxide systems important for MCCI behaviour. Following a PIRT review of phenomena in TCOFF 1, there was in TCOFF2 a Task 1 to prioritise current needs, particularly for relevance to severe accident phenomena and alternative materials (ATFs). This included a re-evaluation and ranking of the thermodynamic systems to make a Systems Identification and Ranking Table (SIRT) for the improvement of the thermodynamic database foreseen in TCOFF2. The further systems for evaluation were then proposed by the partners according to their particular requirements; this resulted in over 150 thermodynamic systems. In the mid-year meeting (June 2023) discussions were made to rationalise these into the most important 20 systems. The rationale for the reduction of systems to this limit will be explained in the talk, both those systems that were omitted as well as those finally included. These systems will then be used as a priority list of work for the experimental call to members that will be launched by the TCOFF-2 project towards the end of the year 2023 with the intention to initiate the first projects soon afterwards.