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201.03 Rx Vessel & Internals Flashcards

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Approx. dimensions of Rx Vessel

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42.6’ high x 14.4 wide (i.d)

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Materials used to make Rx Vessel & Internals

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Manganese Molybnenum

with

304 SS Clad approx. 5/32”

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Nozzle Dimensions

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Inlet - 27.5 “

Outlet - 29”

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How is the vessel supported?

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Two hot legs and two cold legs are supported within primary shield wall on support shoes

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How is the head bolted?

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Roto-lock head bolts use lugs instead of conventional threads to engage flange and attach stud tensioner. Conventional threads for nut.

  • Liberal clearances, no galling*
  • Quick installation of stud tensioners*
  • Time spent in Vicinity of Vessel is reduced by a factor of six*
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How is the head sealed?

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Two hollow, pressurized o-rings with two drain lines (1 outside, 1 inbetween). Common temp switch warns of leakage at 20 F above ambient

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What are the head penetrations used for?

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58 in lower head - incore NIs

67 in upper head

57 - CRDMs

4 - CETs

3 - internals disconnect device

2 - RVWL instrumentation

1 - Head Vent

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Purpose of vessel specimens

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Metal specimens from same batch as vessel are placed between core barrel and vessel wall. Periodically tested to ensure vessel embrittlement is as expected.

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Head and Vessel Alignment Pins

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Four Manganese Molybdenum pins keep head aligned during assembly

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Core Barrel

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Two-section welded SS cylinder accommodates fuel assemblies

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Radial Support

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6 inconel keys on core support forging fit into 6 keyways welded around periphery of vessel to provide radial support and alignment

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Thermal Shield

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304 SS pad reduces gamma heating and neutron embrittlement of the vessel

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Lower Core Support Plate

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20” SS forged plate supports weight of fuel assemblies and directs uniform flow through the core

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Baffle and Former

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SS, bolted to circular core barrel to transition to squared off core periphery

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Instrument Thimble Guides

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SS, guide and support incore NIs

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Secondary Support Assembly

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SS, limits stress on lower head if internals dropped from core barrel or flange failure

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Upper Support Assembly

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SS, provides axial support for upper core plate and support columns

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Internal Support Ledge

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supports all weight of reactor internals and core

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Support Columns

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50 SS columns establish spacing for upper core plate and support assembly

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Control Rod Guide Tubes

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Sheath and guide RCCAs and drive shaft

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Upper Core Plate

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Radial support to RCCA guide tubes and fuel assemblies

Directs flow from fuel assemblies to outlet plenum

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Fuel Enrichment & Location Pattern

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varied for even power distribution (flatter flux profile) and fuel burnup

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Fuel Assembly

Bottom nozzle

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box-like structure that distributes flow through the assembly

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Fuel Assembly

Top Nozzle

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Protects rodlets from coolant cross-flow

Directs flow through upper core plate

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Fuel Assembly

Hold Down Springs

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4 springs per assembly provide hold down force

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Fuel Assembly

Rod Guide Thimbles and Dash Pot

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Provide guide channels for control rods. Lower 39” smaller diameter to provide hydraulic cushion for dropped rod

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Fuel Assembly

Grid Assembly

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10 per assembly for lateral support and proper rodlet positioning. Mixing vanes stick out into coolant flow to cause turbulent flow and insrease heat transfer.

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Fuel Assembly

Incore Detector Thimbles

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Located in center of each fuel assembly for incore instrument guide tubes

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Fuel Assembly

Fuel Rods

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Zirc 4 tubing plugged and seal welded to encapsulate fuel pellets

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Fuel Assembly

Fuel Pellet

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Uranium Dioxide with dished ends to allow axial expansion

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Burnable Poison Rods

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Not currently used.

integral Fuel Burnable Absorbers (IFBAs) consiting of B-10 coatings on fuel pellets in selected fuel rods currently used

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Secondary Sources

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Antimony-Beryllium regenerative sources located in locations H-3 and H-13 provide detectable neutron levels while shutdown

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Rod Control Cluster Assembly

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57 RCCAs with 24 rodlets each

Silver - Indium - Cadmium

held in proper positions for insertion or withdrawl by spider assembly

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RVWL

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Heated junction thermocouple assemblies sense temp difference as water covers sensor. 2 channels of 8 sensors:

2 in upper head - 100% and 64%

Plenum - 100%

Top of Hot Leg - 85%

Middle of Hot Leg - 66%

Bottom of Hot Leg - 48%

b/w bottom of Hot Leg and Upper Core Alignment Plate - 33%

just above Upper Core Alignment Plate - 20%

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RVWL Operability and operation

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A channel is OPERABLE if four or more sensors, one or more in upper section and three or more in lower section, are OPERABLE.

Minimum of 1 OPERABLE channel

Displays on QDPS and ICS

  • >200 F delta between heated an unheated indicates uncovered*
  • <25 F - shorted, > 2300 F - open*
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Core Bypass Flows

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8.5 % total bypass flow:

  1. 5% through bypass nozzles cool Rx Vessel Head
  2. 0% through thimbles with RCCAs cool control rods
  3. 0% through thimble guide tubes with no RCCAs, sources, poisons, or thimble plugs
  4. 0% between cold and hot leg nozzles
  5. 5% between baffle wall and core barrel
  6. 5% between fuel and baffle wall

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