Debris Impact on Emergency Coolant Recirculation Workshop Proceedings, Albuquerque NM, USA, 25-27 February 2004

This conference proceedings examines the most recent research and developments related to the impact of debris on emergency coolant recirculation.  Held in Albuquerque, New Mexico in February 2004, this proceedings had sessions on safety assessment and regulatory requirements, experimental work, ana...

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Corporate Authors: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Nuclear Energy Agency
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Paris OECD Publishing 2004
Series:Nuclear Safety
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Collection: OECD Books and Papers - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
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505 0 |a Experimental Investigations for Fragmentation and Insulation Particle Transport Phenomena in Water Flow -- Experimental Work -- Industry Solutions -- Safety Analysis Performed in Switzerland for the Resolution of the Strainer Clogging Issue -- Safety Assessment and Regulatory Requirements -- Overview of Site Specific Blockage Solutions at US PWRs -- Analytical Work -- The Sump Screen Clogging Issue in Belgium from the Standpoint of the Authorized Inspection Organisation AIO -- Numerical Investigations for Insulation Debris Transport Phenomena in Water Flow -- Uncertainties in the ECC Strainer Knowledge Base - The Canadian Regulatory Perspective -- Overview of US Research Related to PWR Sump Clogging -- Separate Effects Tests to Quantify Debris Transport to the Sump Screen -- Emergency Core Cooling Strainers - The CANDU Experience -- Debris Accumulation and Head-loss Data for Evaluating the Performance of Vertical Pressurised Water Reactor Recirculation Sump Screens --  
505 0 |a Simple Evaluation Model for Long Term Debris Transport Velocity in the Torus of a Mark I Containment -- Assessment on the Risk of Sump Plugging Issue on French PWR -- Results of the Latest Large-scale Realistic Experiments Investigating the Post-LOCA Behaviour of Mineral Wool Debris in PWRs -- Conclusions Drawn from the Investigation of LOCA-Induced Insulation Debris Generation and its Impact on Emergency Core Cooling ECC at German NPPs - Approach Taken by/Perspective of the German TSO (TÜV) -- Reassessment of Debris-Ingestion Effects on Emergency Core Cooling System Pump Performance -- Break Characteristic Modelling for Debris Generation Following a Design Basis Loss of Coolant Accident -- NRC Approach to PWR Sump Performance Resolution -- Results of Tests with Large Sacrificial and Self-cleaning Strainers and the Installation at Ringhals 2 -- Characterisation of Latent Debris from Pressurised Water Reactor Containment Buildings --  
505 0 |a Effects of Debris Generated by Chemical Reactions on Head Loss Through Emergency Core Cooling System Strainers -- LOCA Induced Debris Characteristics for Use in ECCS Sump Screen Debris Bed Pressure Drop Calculations -- Sump Plugging Risk -- Risk of Sump Plugging - Experimental Program -- Containment Sump Channel Flow Modelling -- Actions Taken in the Belgian Nuclear Power Plants for the Resolution of the GSI-191 -- Original Equipment Manufacturers' OEM Protective Coating Design Basis Accident Testing 
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520 |a This conference proceedings examines the most recent research and developments related to the impact of debris on emergency coolant recirculation.  Held in Albuquerque, New Mexico in February 2004, this proceedings had sessions on safety assessment and regulatory requirements, experimental work, analytical work, and industry solutions.  The proceedings present the papers presented as well as a summary of discussions that took place.