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Application of cavitation jet technique to operating nuclear power plant. MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. Hironori Onitsuka KORYO ENGINEERING CO.,LTD Tadashi Shiraishi NUCLEAR PLANT SERVICE ENGINEERING CO.,LTD Fumitoshi Nakao. September,12 2007 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Application of cavitation jet technique tApplication of cavitation jet technique to operating nuclear power planto operating nuclear power plant
September,12 2007September,12 2007Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, LTD.Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, LTD.
Kobe Shipyard & Machinery WorksKobe Shipyard & Machinery Works
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD.
Hironori Onitsuka
KORYO ENGINEERING CO.,LTD
Tadashi Shiraishi
NUCLEAR PLANT SERVICE ENGINEERI
NG CO.,LTD
Fumitoshi Nakao
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NO.2Application of the cavitation jet technique to the operating plant ( 1/7 )
1. Introduction Decontamination is implemented during periodical i
nspection so that radiation exposure from radioactive clad accumulated on systems is reduced for workers engaged in operations, such as inspection and maintenance.
For decontamination, to the extent possible cost- effective method is required.
MHI promotes and implements cleanup and decontamination by means of pressure impact generated by the cavitation jet to meet these requirements with agreement of customers.
This presentation introduces application of the cavitation jet technique to the operating nuclear power plant .
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NO.3Application of the cavitation jet technique to the operating plant ( 2/7 )
2. Principle of cavitation jet generation Cleanup and decontamination with cavitaion jet (CJ) are tech
nologies to generate cavitations by jetting high pressure water through the dedicated nozzle into the water for the purpose of striping off radioactive clad from the surface of subject equipment .
Bubble
Liquid
ContractionImpact wave
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3. Features ① Highly effective physical impact allows
effective removal of fouling such as clad, etc.
comparing to aerial high pressure water cleanup.② Since the cleanup is implemented in the
water, it precludes propagation of possible
contamination such as dusts generated in the air. Water shielding can limit radiation exposure during decontamination activity.③ Highly effective physical impact can be
achieved by compact facility. ④ No effect on the surface of the equipment
may occur due to short period of time required
for decontamination and cleanup.
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NO.5Application of the cavitation jet technique to theoperating plant ( 4/7 )
4. Application examples(1)Manual cleanup by operators For parts replacement operation inside the SFP (facilities
inside the canal), removal of radioactive allows reduction of environmental dose rate.
No decontamination → after decontamination : Approx.80 % reduction of radiation dose for parts replacement operation
High pressure pump
A/B
C/V
Pure water for CJ
Lifting frame and basket Fuel
transfer tube
SFP
Channel drain
Temporary platform
Cleanup device
Image of channel decontamination activity
Rail
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NO.6Application of the cavitation jet technique to theoperating plant ( 5/7 )
4. Application examples(2)Equipment decontamination in the dedicated cleanup tank To accomplish reduction of radiation exposure during works for periodical insp
ection, the dedicated cleanup system decontaminates subject parts by means of cavitation jet. This achieves uniform decontamination effect regardless of its irregularity of the surface based on effective range of generated cavitation.
Before decontamination
After decontamination
Deposition of brownish-red clad
Approx.DF8( No significant clad
stays )Full view of decontamination tank
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Before decontamination
After decontamination
Several tens mSv/hr < 1mSv/Hr ( over DF150 )
Application of the cavitation jet technique to theoperating plant ( 6/7 )2.Application example(3) High efficiency decontamination with abrasive particles To reduce radiation exposure during maintenance of SG insert plate, surface dose rate is reduced by adding abrasive particles to cavitation jet for removing highly adhesive radioactive clad.○Maintenance activity without decontamination → Maintenance activity after decontamination :Approx. 60% reduction (including radiation exposure during decontamination work)
(4) Application for other purpose than radiation exposure reduction
(Sludge removal from SG tube sheet area) Application of the cavitation jet technique to re
move accumulated sludge. This achieves uniform decontamination of the heat transfer tube surface and sheet surface including shadow zones.
Heat transfer tubes
Approx.10mm
Verification test (Paint stripping test)
Jet direction of CJ
Control panel
Abrasive particles suction nozzle
Rotation tableDecontamination unit platform (existing unit can be utilized)
CJ +Jet flow
Abrasive particles SG insert plate
Strainer
Water recovery line
High pressure pump for CJ (the existing pump can be utilized)22MPa,15L/min
Nozzle transfer system
Decontamination vessel
P
F
System schematic
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5. Summary
We MHI will further promote various advanced techniques including cavitation jet technique to flexibly meet needs of operating plants based on the principle of ALARA .