Course offering Technology Courses Pressurized Water Reactor Know-why Phenomena, Time Sequences, Effectiveness of Measures, Accident Instrumentation
Phenomena, Time Sequences, Effectiveness of Measures, Accident Instrumentation
Product no.: B875.27DPrice on request
| Date: | on request |
| Language: | German! English on request |
| Location: | Erlangen |
Objectives:
Instrumentation available in the nuclear power plants in the event of the assumed aBased on experimental results from the primary circuit test facility (PKL), trainees will gain in-depth knowledge of the thermohydraulic processes in pressurized water reactors during accident situations. Basic thermohydraulic phenomena and interrelationships as well as time sequences of accident scenarios are illustrated with the use of films (process visualization). Another important objective is to demonstrate the effectiveness of counter-measures provided in the operating manual/emergency procedures manual and the significance of the accidents.
Content:
- Overview of the PKL experimental project
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Operational transients and design-basis accidents
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Loss of coolant (LOCA) failures with small leaks in the primary circuit
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Beyond design-basis events and plant-internal emergency/accident management measures
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Events in non-power operation (failure aftercooling)
The learning content is based on the manufacturer's many years of experience in system design with regard to plant installation as well as various retrofits and is also based on the experience evaluation of various PWR plants.
Target Group:
Employees of the Systems Engineering Department and responsible shift personnel (engineers, technicians, foremen, clerks). Note: Depending on the group of participants, the main topics will be adapted.
Requirements:
Several years of relevant professional experience in a PWR power plant
Duration:
2 days
Other information:
Participants: 6 to 12 people
The training can also be held in suitable training rooms at the customer's facility.