Power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorsMasami Yoshizumi, Kazuhiro Narita, Fuminao Kamota
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Abstract
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor is configured in such a manner that: at least one normal-operation busbar branches off from either a main on-site power line or from a power line for auxiliary power generation that branches off from the main on-site power line, with a house transformer therebetween; at least one MG set is connected to one of these normal-operation busbars; one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected to each MG set; and a plurality of recirculation pumps is connected to each static adjustable-frequency power supply device.
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A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- at least one normal-operation busbar branches off from either a main on-site power line or from a power line for auxiliary power generation that branches off from said main on-site power line, with a house transformer therebetween;
- at least one MG set is connected to one of said normal-operation busbars;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected to each of said MG sets;
- and a plurality of reactor coolant recirculation pumps is connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- two power lines for auxiliary power generation branch off from a main on-site power line;
- two normal-operation busbars branch off from each of said power lines for auxiliary power generation, with a house transformer therebetween;
- two static adjustable-frequency power supply devices are connected directly to one normal-operation busbar of the first power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to the remaining normal-operation busbar of said power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to each of said two normal-operation busbars of the other power line for auxiliary power generation;
- and two reactor coolant recirculation pumps are connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- two power lines for auxiliary power generation branch off from a main on-site power line;
- two normal-operation busbars branch off from each of said power lines for auxiliary power generation, with a house transformer therebetween;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to one normal-operation busbar of the first power line for auxiliary power generation and also one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set thereto;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to the remaining normal-operation busbar of said power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to one normal-operation busbar of the other power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to the remaining normal-operation busbar of said power line for auxiliary power generation;
- and two reactor coolant recirculation pumps are connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- two power lines for auxiliary power generation branch off from a main on-site power line;
- two normal-operation busbars branch off from each of said power lines for auxiliary power generation, with a house transformer therebetween;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to one normal-operation busbar of the first power line for auxiliary power generation and also one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set thereto;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to the remaining normal-operation busbar of said power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to one normal-operation busbar of the other power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to the remaining normal-operation busbar of said power line for auxiliary power generation;
- and two reactor coolant recirculation pumps are connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- two power lines for auxiliary power generation branch off from a main on-site power line;
- two normal-operation busbars branch off from each of said power lines for auxiliary power generation, with a house transformer therebetween;
- two static adjustable-frequency power supply devices are connected, each via an MG set, to one normal-operation busbar of the first power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to the remaining normal-operation busbar of said power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to one normal-operation busbar of the other power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to the remaining normal-operation busbar of said power line for auxiliary power generation;
- and two reactor coolant recirculation pumps are connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- two power lines for auxiliary power generation branch off from a main on-site power line;
- two normal-operation busbars branch off from each of said power lines for auxiliary power generation, with a house transformer therebetween;
- two static adjustable-frequency power supply devices are connected, each via an MG set, to one normal-operation busbar of the first power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to the remaining normal-operation busbar of said power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to one normal-operation busbar of the other power line for auxiliary power generation;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to the remaining normal-operation busbar of said power line for auxiliary power generation;
- and two reactor coolant recirculation pumps are connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- first and second power lines for auxiliary power generation branch off from a main on-site power line;
- first and second starter power lines that take electrical power from an independent power supply are provided;
- said first starter power line is connected via a breaker means to said first power line for auxiliary power generation;
- said second starter power line is connected via a breaker means to said second power line for auxiliary power generation;
- two normal-operation busbars branch off from each of said first and second power lines for auxiliary power generation, with a house transformer therebetween;
- two common busbars branch off from each of said first and second starter power lines, with a starter transformer therebetween;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to one normal-operation busbar of said first power line for auxiliary power generation and also one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to the remaining normal-operation busbar thereof;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to one normal-operation busbar of said second power line for auxiliary power generation and also one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to the remaining normal-operation busbar thereof;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to one common busbar of said first starter power line;
- and two reactor coolant recirculation pumps are connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- first and second power lines for auxiliary power generation branch off from a main on-site power line;
- first and second starter power lines that take electrical power from an independent power supply are provided;
- said first starter power line is connected via a breaker means to said first power line for auxiliary power generation;
- said second starter power line is connected via a breaker means to said second power line for auxiliary power generation;
- two normal-operation busbars branch off from each of said first and second power lines for auxiliary power generation, with a house transformer therebetween;
- two common busbars branch off from each of said first and second starter power lines, with a starter transformer therebetween;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to one normal-operation busbar of said first power line for auxiliary power generation and also one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to the remaining normal-operation busbar thereof;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to one normal-operation busbar of said second power line for auxiliary power generation and also one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected via an MG set to the remaining normal-operation busbar thereof;
- one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected directly to one common busbar of said second starter power line;
- and two reactor coolant recirculation pumps are connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- at least one MG set is connected to one normal-operation busbar;
- a plurality of static adjustable-frequency power supply devices is connected to each of said MG sets;
- and a plurality of reactor coolant recirculation pumps is connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
A power supply system for driving reactor coolant reactor coolant recirculation pumps within an advanced boiling water reactor, wherein:
- at least one normal-operation busbar branches off from either a main on-site power line or from a power line for auxiliary power generation that branches off from said main on-site power line, with a house transformer therebetween;
- at least three MG sets are connected to the total number of said normal-operation busbars;
- at least one static adjustable-frequency power supply device is connected to each of said MG sets;
- and a plurality of reactor coolant recirculation pumps is connected to each of said static adjustable-frequency power supply devices.
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