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JAEA Reports

JOYO MK-II power ascension test report; Loss of electric power supply test at 100 MW operation

Takahashi, Hideji*; *; *; *; *; *

PNC TN941 85-118, 415 Pages, 1985/08

PNC-TN941-85-118.pdf:9.96MB

Loss of electric power supply test and manual scram test were conducted as the transient response test on anomaly condition, in 100 MW power ascension test of JOYO MK-II core. The above transient response tests were performed to confirm the following items. (1)The thermal transient characteristics in comparison with the design criteria. (2)Sequential operation of the plant protection system, electric supply system for emergency and other components, and finally the shut down of the reactor in safe. Among the above two transient response tests, this report describes the result of the loss of power test. Main results obtained by the test are as follows. (1) The thermal transient characteristics of each part of main coolant system are within the design criteria. (2) The plant protection system and other components start to operate within the time required by the design. (3) The non-cut-off and the emergency power supply system operate as expected. (4) Both the flow coast down characteristics of the primary main cooling system and the flow rate generated by the pony motors are satisfactory in comparison with the design criteria. (5) The natural circulation of the secondary main loop is observed after the power cut-off. The measured flow rate of the natural circulation is about. 5.7% of the normal flow rate, just after the scram. (6) By the improvement of the secondary loop temperature control system, hunching of the main cooler outlet temperature clarified to be small, enough to satisfy the design criteria.

JAEA Reports

JOYO MK-II power ascension test report; Decay heat removal by main cooling system

Takahashi, Hideji*; *; *; *; *; *

PNC TN941 85-115, 79 Pages, 1985/08

PNC-TN941-85-115.pdf:1.72MB

This test was carried out after restart of secondary main pump at the end of 100 MW loss of electric power test. The purpose of this test is to confirm that the decay heat can be removed by main cooling system after reactor shut-down of loss of power test. Summary of this test result is as in the following. (1)The decay heat was removed by the maincooling system after the loss of electric power test from 100 MW power operation. Furthermore the plant mode transfered to hot stand-by phase. (2)At the test, the rate of the coolant temperature decrease did not exceed -50$$^{circ}$$C/hr. (3)There was no anomalous sodium temperature rise at the outlet of the center fuel sub-assembly.

JAEA Reports

JOYO MK-II power ascension test report; Manual scram test at 100MW

Takahashi, Hideji*; *; *; *; *; *

PNC TN941 85-114, 280 Pages, 1985/08

PNC-TN941-85-114.pdf:6.45MB

Manual scram test and loss of electric power supply test were conducted as one of the thermal transient test during MK-II core performance test term. Following items are confirmed by the test. (1)The thermal transient characteristics were within the design criteria. (2)The plant protection system, the electric supply system for emergency and other components operated in design sequence, and the plant system shut down in safety. In this report, the results of the manual scram test were described. Summary of the test result is as in the following. (1)During to improvement of secondary coolant temperature control system, the thermal transient characteristics of each part of main cooling system are within the design criteria. (2)An operation time of safety protection system are within the design criteria. (3)The scram time of No.5 control rod have changed with passage of time, but recently the change of the time was stabilized.

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Study for the SCC degradation incorporating dose rate effects, 1

Okita, Taira*; Koshiishi, Masato*; Hashimoto, Tsuneyuki*; Tanaka, Shigeaki*; Kodama, Mitsuhiro*; Kondo, Keietsu; Tsukada, Takashi

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