Simulation of the behavior of activated products of corrosion during RBMK-1000 startup after scheduled major overhaul

A simple model is proposed for calculating the activation of corrosion products during startup and under normal operation conditions of a reactor. The model parameters, such as the rate of removal of radionuclides from the loop and the wash-off and deposition constants of radionuclides in the reacto...

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Hauptverfasser: KRITSKII, V. G, RODIONOV, Yu. A, STYAZHKIN, P. S, KHASANOVA, G. B, EPIKHIN, A. I, KOVALEV, S. M, KOZLOV, E. P
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description A simple model is proposed for calculating the activation of corrosion products during startup and under normal operation conditions of a reactor. The model parameters, such as the rate of removal of radionuclides from the loop and the wash-off and deposition constants of radionuclides in the reactor core, are determined for certain radionuclides. It is shown that the removal rate of activated corrosion products is 3-10 times higher than previously assumed, and is (2.4-6)·10^sup -4^ sec^sup -1^ for ^sup 51^Cr and (7.5-10)·10^sup -4^ sec^sup -1^ for ^sup 60^Co. The removal of ^sup 51^Cr from a forced multiple circulation loop as a result of the higher solubility of this radionuclide is determined primarily by bypass purification, and the removal of ^sup 60^Co is determined primarily by removal with steam and subsequent purification of the condensate. The model calculations agree satisfactorily with observations.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
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