Nuclear power plant design

R. L. Loftness, Nuclear Power Plants Design, Operating Experience and Economics, D. Van Nostrand Co. Inc., Princeton, N.J., 1964. 

Defense-in-depth concept, for nuclear power plant design, 17 534-536 Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), 14 201 Defensins, 18 258-259... 

Nuclear Power Plant Design, Construction Maintenance... 

Nuclear Power Plant Design Engineering Technology Training... 

Although the duration of construction was influenced by various factors, including the accident at Three Mile Island, economic conditions and power needs, the history and trend of extended times to obtain operating licenses was a motivation for the development of an alternate licensing process, which is defined in 10 CFR Part 52. The licensing process in 10 CFR Part 52 involves the possible submittal of a nuclear power plant design for certification and the approval of specific sites via an... 

Safety Series No. 50-SG-D5 (Rev. 1) External Man-induced Events in Relation to Nuclear Power Plant Design (1996). 

A, Sesonske, in Nuclear Power Plant Design Analysis," Ch. 9, Tech. Inform. Cent., USAEC, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, 1973. 

THE USE OF ENGINEERING FEATURES AND SCHEMATIC SOLUTIONS OF PROPULSION NUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEMS FOR FLOATING NUCLEAR POWER PLANT DESIGN... 

In general, four factors are used to ensure that a protective system is reliable, and these form the basis of UK nuclear power plant design philosophy ... 

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY, Safety of Nuclear Power Plants Design, Safety Standards Series No. NS-R-1, IAEA, Vienna (2000). 

The IAEA document concerning the General Design Criteria Safety of nuclear power plants Design requirements , was published in 2000 (see www. iaea.org). The IAEA documents of regulatory interest are divided into the following categories ... 

Lyczkowski, R.W. and Ching, J.T. (1979) Safety consideration and economic advantage of a new underground nuclear power plant design . Nuclear Eng. Design, 53, pp. 257-261. 

AR49 Safety of nuclear power plants Design, NS-R-1, 31 October 2000. 

DELMASTRO, D.F., Thermal-hydraulic aspects of CAREM reactor , IAEA TCM on Natural Circulation Data and Methods for Innovative Nuclear Power Plant Design, Vienna, 18-21 July 2000. 

Nuclear power plants — Design and construction. — 2. Nuclear engineering — Safety measures. I. International Atomic Energy Agency, n. Series. 

The IAEA Safety Report on Accident Analysis for Nuclear Power Plants [1] comprehensively describes the methodology for accident analysis. The report is in concert with the revised Nuclear Safety Standards Series and, in particular, with the safety requirements set out in Safety of Nuclear Power Plants Design [2] and in Safety Assessment and Verification for Nuclear Power Plants [3]. 

The Safety Requirements publication entitled Safety of Nuclear Power Plants Design [1] states that a comprehensive safety assessment and an independent verification of the safety assessment shall be carried out before the design is submitted to the regulatory body (see paras 3.10-3.13). This publication provides guidance on how this requirement should be met. 

The scope of the safety assessment is to check that the design meets the requirements for management of safety, the principal technical requirements, the plant design and plant system design requirements given in Sections 3-6 of Safety of Nuclear Power Plants Design [1], and that a comprehensive safety analysis has been... 

Safety Standards Series No. NS-R-1, Safety of Nuclear Power Plants Design (2000) Safety Series No. 50-SG-D2, Fire Protection in Nnclear Power Plants (1992) 50-SG-D4, Protection Against Internally Generated Missiles and their Secondary Effects in Nnclear Power Plants (1980). 

The Safety Requirements publication on Safety of Nuclear Power Plants Design [1] specifies that the following safety functions should be performed by associated plant systems on the assumption of a single failure ... 

The criteria should be sufficient to meet the General Nuclear Safety Objective, the Radiation Protection Objective and the Technical Safety Objective as given in the IAEA Safety Fundamentals [2] and Safety of Nuclear Power Plants Design [1],... 

Based on current experience with nuclear power plant design and operation, INSAG has proposed numerical values that can be achieved by current and proposed designs of nuclear power plants. 

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