A method for dynamically controlling discharge of radioactive liquid effluents from inland nuclear power plants
A dynamic control, effluent technology, applied in radioactive purification, nuclear engineering and other directions, can solve the problems of liquid effluent discharge and receiving water concentration control, and achieve the effects of low maximum peak concentration, improved utilization, and shortened appearance time.
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[0018] This embodiment is a method for dynamically controlling the discharge of radioactive liquid effluents from inland nuclear power plants. The process is as follows figure 1 shown.
[0019] The basic idea of this embodiment is: take the water volume in the design base year as the dilution reference level, allocate the discharge of radioactive liquid effluents in equal proportions to the actual environmental flow, and limit the maximum discharge within the determined upper limit for control.
[0020] The steps of the method described in this embodiment are as follows:
[0021] (1) Information collection steps: used to collect nuclear power plant discharge information and basic information on downstream waters of nuclear power plants, including: historical inflow data of discharge waters, including daily average flow, annual average flow, total inflow, real-time inflow and other data, downstream The drinking water quality standard controls the concentration. Obtain basic...
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