Pressurized thermal shock tests with model pressure vessels

Heli Talja; Heikki Keinänen; Rauno Rintamaa; Ralf Ahlstrand; Pekka Nurkkala; Georgy Karzov; Alexander Blumin; Boris Timofeev

Pressurized thermal shock tests with model pressure vessels

Heli Talja, Heikki Keinänen, Rauno Rintamaa, Ralf Ahlstrand, Pekka Nurkkala, Georgy Karzov, Alexander Blumin, Boris Timofeev

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Abstract

Pressurized thermal shock experiments are performed in the Prometey Institute for the purpose of investigating the behaviour of surface flaws under pressurized water reactor overcooling accident conditions. The model pressure vessels are made of a steel 15X2MFA. The specific aim of the tests is to determine whether a surface flaw would be critical during a very severe pressurized thermal shock loading, and how well this situation can be predicted. In the tests with the second vessel the effect of the cladding on the fracture behaviour is studied. The preliminary finite-element analyses for the tests with the first model vessel and the pre-test analyses for the test with the second model vessel were presented in this paper.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	18. MPA seminar on safety and reliability of plant technology
Subtitle of host publication	Safety aspects for long operational life and new reactor concepts
Place of Publication	Stuttgart
Pages	15.1-15.24
Publication status	Published - 1992
MoE publication type	B3 Non-refereed article in conference proceedings
Event	18th MPA-seminar Safety and Reliability of Plant Technology - Stuttgart, Germany Duration: 8 Oct 1992 → 9 Oct 1992

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Seminar	18th MPA-seminar Safety and Reliability of Plant Technology
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Stuttgart
Period	8/10/92 → 9/10/92

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Talja, H, Keinänen, H, Rintamaa, R, Ahlstrand, R, Nurkkala, P, Karzov, G, Blumin, A & Timofeev, B 1992, Pressurized thermal shock tests with model pressure vessels. in 18. MPA seminar on safety and reliability of plant technology: Safety aspects for long operational life and new reactor concepts. Stuttgart, pp. 15.1-15.24, 18th MPA-seminar Safety and Reliability of Plant Technology, Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, 8/10/92.

Pressurized thermal shock tests with model pressure vessels. / Talja, Heli; Keinänen, Heikki; Rintamaa, Rauno et al.
18. MPA seminar on safety and reliability of plant technology: Safety aspects for long operational life and new reactor concepts. Stuttgart, 1992. p. 15.1-15.24.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference article in proceedings › Scientific

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Pressurized thermal shock tests with model pressure vessels

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