Passive activation safety device for nuclear reactor on abnormal dropping in primary flow
A technology for safety devices and nuclear reactors, which is applied to nuclear reactors, cooling devices, nuclear reactor monitoring, etc., and can solve problems such as poor stability, adverse effects of various functions and/or mechanical strength, and insufficient cooling of absorbing needles with coolant.
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[0148]In a nuclear reactor, heat from the fission zone is transferred to at least one coolant. Typically, a device includes several components. Some assemblies contain fissionable material, and others contain control rods, which control neutron activity. The remaining components are used to form passive trigger-type safety devices to stop or slow down neutron activity if the reactor malfunctions.
[0149] will now refer to figure 1 Through 6, the passive trigger type safety device provided by the embodiment of the present invention is described in detail.
[0150] The device essentially comprises a protective sleeve 200 for insertion into the core of the reactor. A part of said protective jacket 200 serves as a core zone 240 , which is oriented in a transverse direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction 3 of the fission zone 10 of the reactor. This core zone 240 is always located below the fission zone 10 because the protective jacket 200 is fixed during operatio...
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