FAPIG
THE FlRST ATOMlC POWER INDUSTRY GROUP
FAPIG誌 最新号目次
2011−2/平成22年度 第2号(No.182)
目 次 ■ 紹 介 ■ 論 文 表紙デザイン:清水郁男
CONTENTS ■ Introduction ■ Paper Cover Design:Ikuo Shimizu
SYNOPSES Ryohei Yanagishima, Shinji Ooyama, Keisuke Fukumoto Radiation facilities such as nuclear power plant are equipped with
body surface contamination monitors on a border between controlled area
and uncontrolled area to prevent radioactive materialsユ expansion to
uncontrolled area and check and monitor the radioactive surface contamination
of personnel from controlled area to uncontrolled area. KEYWORDS:seismic-resistant, body surface contamination monitor Yoshihiro Suzuki, Yasushi Arai Plan of plutonium use in nuclear reactors to make good use of uranium
resource is making progress in Japan for FBR and LWR. Among these reactors,
for FBR MOX fuel has been produced in JAEA MOX fuel plant from 1988.
And the start of MOX fuel production in JNFL plant for LWR was decided
and the plant construction started in 2010. KEYWORDS:FBR (Fast Breeder Reactor), MOX (Mixed Oxide) pellet, dry type center-less grinding, center-less grinding, pellet size inspection, pellet density inspection, pellet surface inspection, grove box Yutaka Chida, Hideo Nakajima The Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) is responsible for the procurement
of 25% of the Toroidal Field (TF) Coil conductors, 9 TF Coils, and 19
TF Coil structures as the Japanese Domestic Agency (JADA) in the ITER
project. KEYWORDS:ITER, fusion energy, troidal field coil, superconducting magnet, coil conductor, coil structure Kenichi Yamada Unused woody biomass in Japan is currently available from various sources
such as wood chips from sawmills, material left in woodland areas and
builder's waste. Of these, wood chips from sawmills and material left
in woodland areas are particularly plentiful, but since they are thinly
distributed over extensive mountainous regions, these sources are not
utilized effectively. KEYWORDS:woody biomass, gasification, gas turbine, power generation Futoshi Shimizu, Kensaku Sakamoto, Yuji Yoshioka To accelerate the nuclear energy research and development by use of
computational science, a new supercomputer system was deployed at JAEA
in March 2010. The system is mainly composed of a large scale Linux
cluster system (PRIMERGY BX900: 200TFLOPS) and a lead off system of
the RIKEN's K computer (FX1: 12TFLOPS), whose purposes are to deliver
a high-performance parallel computing environment and next-generation
nuclear application code development environment, respectively. KEYWORDS:supercomputer, computational science, nuclear application Takeshi Izumi, Takashi Ohtsu, Hirofumi Inagawa, Takashi Kawakami, Masahiro
Hagiwara, Takao Ino, Yuji Ishiyama In nuclear power plants, ion exchange resins are used at water purification
systems such as condensate demineralizers. After usage, used ion exchange
resins are stored at plants as low level radioactive wastes. Ion exchange
resins contain water and so, those are flame resistant materials. At
present, ion exchange resins are incinerated with other inflammable
materials at incinerators. Furthermore, ion exchange resins are fine
particle beads and are easy to be scattered in all directions, so operators
must pay attentions for treatment. KEYWORDS:nuclear power plants, ion exchange resins, radioactive wastes, incinerating treatment, solidification, paraffin wax |
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