An experimental substantiation of the emergency cooldown system project for the KLT-40S reactor installation of a floating nuclear cogeneration station

Balunov, B. F.; Shcheglov, A. A.; Ильин, В. А.; Saikova, E. N.; Bol’shukhin, M. A.; Bykh, O. A.; Khizbullin, A. M.; Соколов, А. Н.

doi:10.1134/s0040601511050028

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“…The key parameters [7] are summarized in Table 1 and Figure 2 shows a drawing of the KLT-40S. The emergency cool-down system (ECS) for the KLT-40S reactor was also developed [28] to remove the residual heat released when the power station is in blackout. The safety concept developed by Afrikantov OKBM received international recognition, including a level of review by the IAEA (IAEA safety guidelines # 50-SG-D11).…”

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Recent Advances in Ocean Nuclear Power Plants

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Abstract:In this paper, recent advances in Ocean Nuclear Power Plants (ONPPs) are reviewed, including their general arrangement, design parameters, and safety features. The development of ONPP concepts have continued due to initiatives taking place in France, Russia, South Korea, and the United States. Russia's first floating nuclear power stations utilizing the PWR technology (KLT-40S) and the spar-type offshore floating nuclear power plant designed by a research group in United States are considered herein. The APR1400 and SMART mounted Gravity Based Structure (GBS)-type ONPPs proposed by a research group in South Korea are also considered. In addition, a submerged-type ONPP designed by DCNS of France is taken into account. Last, issues and challenges related to ONPPs are discussed and summarized.

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confidence: 99%