Nuclear reactor power control method and device
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsYoshiyuki Miyamoto, Fumio Mizuki, Yoshie Takashima
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsYoshiyuki Miyamoto, Fumio Mizuki, Yoshie Takashima
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Decreasing the speed of a pump supplying cooling water to the core in the boiling water type nuclear reactor based on a trip signal that is generated when a pump supplying feed water is tripped. This performs a first operation to decrease the nuclear reactor power to a first fixed value. A second operation lowers the nuclear reactor power to a second fixed value that is lower than the first fixed value and that prevents run-out of other first pumps in operation. The first fixed value is lower than the reactor power at the moment when the first pump is tripped. The steam flow is decreased substantially simultaneously with the decrease of the feed water flow. Thereby, the decrease of the steam flow is carried out in an early stage when the feed water pump is tripped and the possibility of nuclear reactor scram is reduced.
A boiling water type nuclear reactor power control method, comprising the steps of:
A nuclear reactor power control device for a boiling water type nuclear reactor, comprising:
A nuclear reactor power control device for a boiling water type nuclear reactor, comprising:
A nuclear reactor power control device for a boiling water type nuclear reactor, comprising:
A method for controlling reactor power of a boiling water type nuclear reactor, comprising:
A method for controlling reactor power of a boiling water type nuclear reactor, comprising:
A method for controlling reactor power of a boiling water type nuclear reactor in response to an abnormality of a feed water supplying system, comprising:
A method for controlling reactor power of a boiling water type nuclear reactor in response to an abnormality of a feed water supplying system, said feed water being supplied by a plurality of pumps, comprising:
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