Trend of Field Data on Pipe Wall Thinning for BWR Power Plants

Strongly motivated by every stakeholder not to repeat Mihama Nuclear Power Station pipe rupture accident in August 2004, JSME Main Committee on Codes & Standards on Power Generation Facilities immediately launched a special task force to develop Rules on Pipe Wall Thinning Management for BWR, PW...

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Veröffentlicht in:Nihon Kikai Gakkai ronbunshū. A 2009/01/25, Vol.75(749), pp.118-126
Hauptverfasser: HAKII, Junichi, HIRANUMA, Naoki, HIDAKA, Akitaka, SAKATA, Koshi, MIYAGUCHI, Haruei, YONEKURA, Kazuyoshi, HATANO, Haruhide, KUGIMOTO, Mitsuo, ISHIDA, Tatsuo, INADA, Fumio, UENO, Shinsuke, AKIBA, Shinji, OGAWA, Sei
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Zusammenfassung:Strongly motivated by every stakeholder not to repeat Mihama Nuclear Power Station pipe rupture accident in August 2004, JSME Main Committee on Codes & Standards on Power Generation Facilities immediately launched a special task force to develop Rules on Pipe Wall Thinning Management for BWR, PWR and fossil Power Plants respectively. The authors describes the process of the development of Rules for BWR Power Plants from the view point of collections and analysis of fields data of pipe wall thinning. Through its activities, the authors confirmed the existing findings, like the effect of Oxygen injection, turbulance and dependence on coolant temperature, derived from series of laboratory-scaled experiments in FAC and coolant velocities effects in LDI. Further based upon the said proven findings with field data, they explain the adequacy of major concept of the rule such as separate treatment of FAC (Flow Accelerated Corrosion) and LDI (Liquid Droplet Impingement).
ISSN:0387-5008
1884-8338
DOI:10.1299/kikaia.75.118