FAPIG
THE FlRST ATOMlC POWER INDUSTRY GROUP
FAPIG誌 最新号目次
2002−3/平成13年度 第3号(No.160)
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目 次 ■ 海外事情 ■ 報 告 ■ 紹 介 ■ グループ情報 表紙デザイン:堀内秀和 CONTENTS ■ Overseas Information ■ Report ■ Introduction Cover Design:Hidekazu Horiuchi
SYNOPSES Kazumi Tokuhara, Junichi Takaya, Masahiro Shirakawa, Morio Takemura Tokai Power Station of JAPC (the Japan Atomic Power Company),that is the first commercial nuclear power plant in Japan, ceased commercial operation at the end of March 1998, and the decommissioning work of this plant has been started from December 2001. Evaluation of residual radioactivity of wastes produced in the process of dismantling is essential for the decommissioning plans, such as plans of dismantling, plans of treatment and disposal of radioactive waste, safety assessment, etc.. Therefore, for preparing specific decommissioning plans, it is important to evaluate residual radioactivity of structure precisely, such as core internals, reactor pressure vessel, biological shield, etc.. We were entrusted with the evaluation of residual radioactivity of Tokai Power Station by JAPC. Following is the result of this evaluation concerning biological shield. Radioactivity of structure is caused by activation reaction and secondary contamination, and in case of Tokai Power Station, it is mainly caused by the former. Radioactivity by neutron activation is calculated with use of verified data such as water content, material impurities, reactor output history, and so on, and compared with measured radioactivity at limited location. We have updated these data, and evaluated activation radioactivity of biological shield by using these qualified data. As a result, it was clarified that activation radioactivity of biological shield could be evaluated with good precision. KEYWORDS:Tokai power station, biological shield, radioactivity, measurement, input data, decommissioning Morio Takemura, Makoto Nakao, Junichi Takaya, Kazumi Tokuhara The decommissioning work of Tokai Power Station of JAPC (the Japan Atomic Power Company), that is the first commercial reactor in Japan, has been started from December in 2001 after 33 years of operation. The evaluation of residual radioactivity and corresponding rank of burial disposal of the biological shield concrete is essential to prepare specific decommissioning plans and estimate decommissioning cost. An analysis system with use of the 3-dimensional discrete ordinates code TORT was organized to evaluate precise neutron distribution around the enormous area of duct enclosure where gas ducts of the primary cooling system are located between the primary and secondary shields. The neutron flux and radioactivity of the biological shields in the duct enclosure had been measured by JAPC to obtain their complicated distributions brought by neutron streaming through several large penetrations in the primary biological shield. Comparison between the calculated results and the accumulated measurement data showed good coincidence over several decades of distribution changes. It was concluded that we could evaluate precise neutron distribution essential to radioactivity evaluation by use of TORT analysis system. KEYWORDS:Tokai power station, neutron distribution, radioactivity, decommissioning, biological shield, discrete ordinates code, TORT, neutron streaming Yoshihiro Doi, Minoru Igarashi, Yasuo Shiino, Masaki Uotani A development of fibrous amidoxime absorbent synthesized by radiation graftpolymerization is in progress to recover uranium from seawater. The absorbent are contained in metal cage and the numerous metal cages are dipped in seawater for a period. After the dipping, the cages are collected and the absorbents are treated chemically and the uranium from seawater is recovered. A mooring system with chain binding is designed to dip and collect the numerous metal cages in the ocean. The construction cost of the system is estimated. Thus, the technical problems in practical applications are extracted. KEYWORDS:uranium recovery, seawater, mooring, chain binding, absorbent, construction cost Kazutoshi Isomura, Atsushi Sugaya, Junichi Hasunuma, Toshiaki Komatsu The advanced thermal reactor is researched and driven at the Fugen
Nuclear Power Station of Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute. KEYWORDS:nuclear power, isolation, CAD, plant maintenance, pipe and instrument diagram, prevention of human error Eisei Kamiya, Hiroshi Iba, Toshihiro Takagi, Tadashi Yamada "Special Measures Law for Nuclear Disasters" was established
in Japan in December 1999, and implementation of radiation monitoring
in an emergency environment was specified in it. KEYWORDS:body surface contamination monitor, personal dosimeter |
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