Verification of voltage/frequency requirement for emergency diesel generator in nuclear power plant using dynamic modeling

One major cause of the plant shutdown is the loss of electrical power. The study is to comprehend the coping action against station blackout including emergency diesel generator, sequential loading of safety system and to ensure that the emergency diesel generator should meet requirements, especiall...

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description One major cause of the plant shutdown is the loss of electrical power. The study is to comprehend the coping action against station blackout including emergency diesel generator, sequential loading of safety system and to ensure that the emergency diesel generator should meet requirements, especially voltage and frequency criteria using modeling tool. This paper also considered the change of the sequencing time and load capacity only for finding electrical design margin. However, the revision of load list must be verified with safety analysis. From this study, it is discovered that new load calculation is a key factor in EDG localization and in-house capability increase.
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Design margins
Diesel generators
Dynamic models
ELECTRIC POTENTIAL
INSTRUMENTATION RELATED TO NUCLEAR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
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Nuclear engineering
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Repair & maintenance
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SIMULATION
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