Title: First safety approach of the DHR system of XT-ADS
1First safety approach of the DHR system of XT-ADS
2General purpose
- Main objective identification of the possible
failure modes of the DHR system and its
weaknesses, its limits - Methodological approach master logic diagram
(MLD) method - Accidents into consideration
- Loss of heat sink (LOHS)
- Loss of flow (LOF)
- Combination of LOF and LOHS
- Protected and unprotected cases
3Main design assumptions
- Primary system
- 2 groups pump-HX (2 pumps, 4 HXs)
- Emergency electrical supply to pumps
- Free convection if total loss of pumps
- Secondary system
- 2 independent loops
- Emergency electrical supply to pumps
- Possibility of natural circulation to be
considered - Tertiary system no design information, supposed
to work in natural circulation and is treated as
a whole - Vault system (RVACS) no design information,
supposed to work in natural circulation mode and
treated as a whole
4XT-ADS Sketch of the Secondary System and DHR
System (Proposal)
5SCK?CENs proposal
6MLD procedure
- For each accident type
- Step 1 identification of the failure modes that
initiate the accident - Step 2 development of a MLD for the protected
case - Step 3 development of a MLD for the unprotected
case
7MLD procedure
- Symbols
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- DHR system fulfills its function (
.false.) - may contribute to DHR system
failure (.true.) - question related to any
unresolved problem
Accident initiating event
Failure in DHR system
8LOHS step 1
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10LOHS step 2
Failure of core cooling under protected LOHS
conditions
If single secondary pump failure
If total secondary pump failure
If tertiary cooling system unavailable
If depressur. in 1 SCS loop
If depressur. in whole SCS
If pipe break in 1 SCS loop
If pipe breaks in whole SCS
If partial HX blockage (water side)
Failure of tertiary cooling system
Vault System failure
SCS pipe breaks caused by external accident
Vault System failure
Vault System failure
Over- pressure in SCS
Safety valve failures
Vault System failure
Failure of emergency electrical supply to
secondary pumps
Failure of SCS pressurization
Vault System failure
Failure of electrical supply to secondary pumps
Free convection fails to take place in the
secondary system
11LOHS step 3
12LOF step 1
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14LOF step 2
15LOF step 3
16LOFLOHS step 1
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18LOFLOHS step 2
19LOFLOHS step 3
20Problems to be solved
- Q1 is the DHR possible with the SCS working in
free convection mode? - Q2 is the DHR possible when the SCS is at
atmospheric pressure? - Q3 can the nominal power be evacuated with the
SCS working in free convection mode? - Q4 is the DHR possible with the primary system
working in free convection mode and with the
presence of a core bypass? - Q5 can the nominal power be evacuated when only
one pump-HX group is operating in the primary
system? - Q6 can the nominal power be evacuated with the
primary system working in free convection mode ? - Q7 can the nominal power be evacuated with the
primary system working in free convection mode
and with the presence of a core bypass? - Q8 is the DHR possible with the primary,
secondary and tertiary circuits working in free
convection mode? - Q9 is the DHR possible via the VS with the
primary system working in free convection mode
and with a total blockage of the PHXs? - Q10 can the nominal power be evacuated with the
primary, secondary and tertiary circuits working
in free convection mode?
21Cut sets for protected LOF
Failure of core cooling under protected LOF
conditions
22Cut sets for unprotected LOF
23Cut sets for protected LOHS
24Cut sets for unprotected LOHS (a)
25Cut sets for unprotected LOHS (b)
26Cut sets for protected LOFLOHS
Failure of core cooling under protected LOFLOHS
conditions
27Cut sets for unprotected LOFLOHS
Failure of core cooling under unprotected
LOFLOHS conditions
28Conclusions and future work
- A qualitative analysis was performed
- to provide first indications on the DHR
performance - to guide the future work
- Some unresolved questions require a quantitative
analysis - Design needs to be completed
- Choice of the SCS (Ansaldo or SCK?CEN)
- RELAP (or TRAC) model has to be developed for the
simulation of the whole system in most of the
transients - CFD model of the primary system has to be
developed - Free convection simulation
- Calibration of the RELAP model
- Reassessment of the DHR system behaviour in
accidental situations