A Quantitative Study on Risk Issues in Safety Feature Control System Design in Digitalized Nuclear Power Plant
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概要
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Risk assessment for the engineered safety feature component control system (ESF-CCS) designed as part of the Korean Nuclear Instrumentation and Control (I&C) System project for application to the advanced pressurized reactor (APR1400) by using newly developed safety-class microprocessor-based modules was performed for risk-informed design feedback. The fault-tree models were developed to assess the failure probability of a system function, which is used to generate an automated control signal for complicated accident-mitigation equipment. The developed fault trees were combined with a plant risk model. This study aims at providing risk information of design issues: the risk effects of the ESF-CCS failure in consideration of an operator’s manual action failure, the effect of input-signal diversity on ESF-CCS unavailability, and the risk effects of the network communication used for safety-critical information transmission in the ESF-CCS. Based on the case studies and cutset analysis, we quantitatively address these risk issues.
- 社団法人 日本原子力学会の論文
- 2008-08-01
著者
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KANG HYUN
Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology
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Kang Hyun
Korea Atomic Energy Res. Inst.
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JANG Seung-Cheol
Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute
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Jang Seung-cheol
Korea Atomic Energy Res. Inst.
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Kang Hyun
Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute
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