Limerick asked this question before and got no response.  We are putting
it out again for review.  Rad Engineering is trying evaluate "out of the
box" methods for increasing stay times due to heat during reactor
re-assembly and cavity decon. Any information is appreciated.

 

 

Limerick is a Boiling Water Reactor (BWR). Stays times for initial
cavity decontamination activities during refueling outages are limited
to 30 to 45 minutes due to temperatures.

 

1)    Prior to reactor cavity drain down - What methods (other than shut
down cooling) are used to control water temperature prior to drain down
to reduce temperatures in the cavity post drain down? (Note: A large
in-vessel inspection or repair scope may limit the use of shut down
cooling.)

2)       Post reactor cavity drain down - What method is used (if any)
to control or reduce reactor cavity temperatures after drain down to
increase stay times? (e.g., in-cavity air-conditioning, evaporative
cooling fans).

3)    If you don't do anything to reduce temperatures for worker stay
times, please state that and why. 

 

You can respond via Powernet or contact our Rad. Engineer directly.
[email protected] or 610-718-2248.

 

Thanks

Linda Parlatore

 

 

 




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