Abstract
1 MW steam generator, which was planned as the first stage of steam generator development in Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Corp. (PNC) in Japan, is a single-unit, once-through, integrated shell and tube type with multi-helical coil tubes. It was completed in Oarai Engineering Center of PNC in March of 1971, and the various performance tests were carried out up to April, 1972. After the dismantle of the steam generator for structural inspection and material test, it was restored with some improvements. In this second 1 MW steam generator, small leak occurred twice during normal operation. After repairing the failure, the same kind of performance tests as the first steam generator were conducted in order to verify the thermal insulation effect of argon gas in downcomer zone from March to June, 1974. In this paper the above operating experiences were presented including the outline of some performance test results. (author)
Citation Formats
Sano, A, Kanamori, A, and Tsuchiya, T.
Operating experiences with 1 MW steam generator.
IAEA: N. p.,
1975.
Web.
Sano, A, Kanamori, A, & Tsuchiya, T.
Operating experiences with 1 MW steam generator.
IAEA.
Sano, A, Kanamori, A, and Tsuchiya, T.
1975.
"Operating experiences with 1 MW steam generator."
IAEA.
@misc{etde_20107699,
title = {Operating experiences with 1 MW steam generator}
author = {Sano, A, Kanamori, A, and Tsuchiya, T}
abstractNote = {1 MW steam generator, which was planned as the first stage of steam generator development in Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Corp. (PNC) in Japan, is a single-unit, once-through, integrated shell and tube type with multi-helical coil tubes. It was completed in Oarai Engineering Center of PNC in March of 1971, and the various performance tests were carried out up to April, 1972. After the dismantle of the steam generator for structural inspection and material test, it was restored with some improvements. In this second 1 MW steam generator, small leak occurred twice during normal operation. After repairing the failure, the same kind of performance tests as the first steam generator were conducted in order to verify the thermal insulation effect of argon gas in downcomer zone from March to June, 1974. In this paper the above operating experiences were presented including the outline of some performance test results. (author)}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1975}
month = {Jul}
}
title = {Operating experiences with 1 MW steam generator}
author = {Sano, A, Kanamori, A, and Tsuchiya, T}
abstractNote = {1 MW steam generator, which was planned as the first stage of steam generator development in Power Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Corp. (PNC) in Japan, is a single-unit, once-through, integrated shell and tube type with multi-helical coil tubes. It was completed in Oarai Engineering Center of PNC in March of 1971, and the various performance tests were carried out up to April, 1972. After the dismantle of the steam generator for structural inspection and material test, it was restored with some improvements. In this second 1 MW steam generator, small leak occurred twice during normal operation. After repairing the failure, the same kind of performance tests as the first steam generator were conducted in order to verify the thermal insulation effect of argon gas in downcomer zone from March to June, 1974. In this paper the above operating experiences were presented including the outline of some performance test results. (author)}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1975}
month = {Jul}
}