Development of General-Purpose Software to Analyze the Static Thermal Characteristic of Nuclear Power Plant
スポンサーリンク
概要
- 論文の詳細を見る
We have developed the general-purpose software by which static thermal characteristic of the power generation system is analyzed easily. This software has the notable features as follows.-It has the new algorithm to solve non-linear simultaneous equations to analyze the static thermal characteristics such as heat and mass balance, efficiencies, etc. of various power generation systems.-It has the flexibility for setting calculation conditions.-It is able to be executed on the personal computer easily and quickly.We ensured that it is able to construct heat and mass balance diagrams of main steam system of nuclear power plant and calculate the power output and efficiencies of the system. Furthermore, we evaluated various heat recovery measures of steam generator blowdown water and found that this software could be a useful operation aid for planning effective changes in support of power stretch.
著者
-
Nakao Yoshinobu
Central Research Institute Of Electric Power Industry
-
Koda Eiichi
Central Research Institute Of Electric Power Industry
-
Takahashi Toru
Central Research Institute Of Electric Power Industry
関連論文
- C313 STUDY ABOUT SOFC-GAS TURBINE COMBINED CYCLE
- Development of Performance Deterioration Diagnosis Method for Gas Turbine Combined Cycle Power Plants
- E209 Development of the performance deterioration diagnosis method to thermal power plant based on heat and mass balance analysis(Power System-2)
- A Systematic Analysis of the Effect of Air Humidification to Gas Turbine Systems(Special Issue on International Conference on Power and Energy System)
- TS-18 Hydrogen-Oxygen Fired Integrated Turbine Systems : Comparison on MORITS and GRAZ(Session A-5: Performance 2)
- Development of General-Purpose Software to Analyze the Static Thermal Characteristic of Nuclear Power Plant
- TS-20 Study on High Performance CAES Power Generation System Applying the Advanced Combined Cycle Technology(Session A-5: Performance 2)