JPH02287295A - Purification and recovery method of filling water for periodic inspection - Google Patents

Purification and recovery method of filling water for periodic inspection

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JPH02287295A
JPH02287295A JP1107692A JP10769289A JPH02287295A JP H02287295 A JPH02287295 A JP H02287295A JP 1107692 A JP1107692 A JP 1107692A JP 10769289 A JP10769289 A JP 10769289A JP H02287295 A JPH02287295 A JP H02287295A
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Masahiko Tsuda
津田 昌彦
Kiyoshi Kosaka
高坂 潔
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To make possible higher purification and the reduction of a recovery time by allowing periodical inspection filling water to introduce in the suction side of a condensate pump of a turbine system to pressurize so as to purify by a condensate filter and a demineralizer. CONSTITUTION:Filling water reserved in a reactor well 2, a device temporarily- put pool and a fuel pool 3 is pressurized by a fuel pool cooling purification system pump 6 through drain tubing 5 to purify by a fuel pool cooling purification system filtration demineralizer 7 so as to introduce to a condensate pump 13 of a turbine system through a filling water transfer tube 17. And the water 4 pressurized by the pump 13 is successively purified by a condensate filter 14 and a condensate demineralizer 15 to recover in a condensate storage tank 8 through spillover tubing 16. At this time, since each device 14, 15 has a sufficient purification capability and a treatment capacity, the water 4 is directly introduced in the pump 13 through a bypass tube 18 and the transfer tube 17 and can be purified by the devices 13, 14 alone. By this device, the filling water is highly treated in a shorter time to reduce a recovery time sharply.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔発明の目的〕 (k業上の利用分野) 本発明は原子力プラントにおける定期検査用張り水の浄
化回収方法に係り、特に高濃度に汚染された張り水を充
分に浄化することが可能であり、また張り水の回収時間
を大幅に短縮することが可能な定期検査用張り水の浄化
回収方法に関する。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Object of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a method for purifying and recovering water for periodic inspection in a nuclear power plant, and particularly for cleaning and recovering water that is highly contaminated. The present invention relates to a method for purifying and collecting water for periodic inspections, which can purify the water and greatly shorten the collection time of the water.

(従来の技術) 原子力プラントを構成する設備は、その重要度に応じて
定期的に検査を行なうことがa栓付けられており、この
定期検査時には設備を分解し、各構成機器について損傷
の有無等を確認する作業が厳正に実施される。
(Prior art) The equipment that makes up a nuclear power plant is required to be periodically inspected depending on its importance. During these periodic inspections, the equipment is disassembled and each component is inspected for damage. The work to confirm the above will be strictly carried out.

例えば原子炉設備の定期検査を行なう場合には、第3図
に示すように原子炉圧力容器1の上蓋が撤去され、圧力
容器内部に収容されていた蒸気乾燥器や気水分#1器等
の構造物および燃料集合体等が外部に取り出される。こ
れらの構造物等はいずれも^い放射能レベルに汚染され
ており、検査作業に従事する検査員を放射線から防護す
るために、放射線遮蔽効果が高い水を原子炉ウェル2、
機器仮置プールおよび燃料プール3に満たし、その張り
水4中に構造物等を浸漬した状態で移動させて、それら
を所定位置に仮置きし、また貯蔵している。
For example, when conducting periodic inspections of nuclear reactor equipment, the top cover of the reactor pressure vessel 1 is removed as shown in Figure 3, and the steam dryer, steam/moisture #1 container, etc. housed inside the pressure vessel are removed. Structures, fuel assemblies, etc. are taken out. All of these structures are contaminated with high levels of radioactivity, and in order to protect inspectors engaged in inspection work from radiation, water with a high radiation shielding effect was poured into the reactor well 2,
A temporary equipment storage pool and a fuel pool 3 are filled, and structures and the like are immersed in the filled water 4 and moved, temporarily placed at a predetermined position, and stored.

張り水4としては一般に復水が使用される。Condensate water is generally used as the filling water 4.

そして炉内碍造物および燃料集合体についての検査作業
および交換作業が終了すると原子炉ウェル2、機器仮置
プールおよび燃料プール3に貯留した張り水4を排水す
る必要がある。これらのプール内に貯留された張り水4
の8最は、プラント規模によって異なるが約2000 
nlに及ぶ。
When the inspection work and replacement work for the reactor internal structures and fuel assemblies are completed, it is necessary to drain the water 4 stored in the reactor well 2, equipment temporary storage pool, and fuel pool 3. Water stored in these pools 4
The eight most are approximately 2,000, depending on the plant size.
It extends to nl.

従来の張り水4の浄化回収方法は下記の手順に従ってな
される。すなわち、まず原子炉ウェル2、機器仮置ブー
ルおよび燃料プール3の底部に接続された水抜き配管5
を経由して燃料プール冷却浄化系ポンプ6により張り水
4を扱き出し、燃料プール冷却浄化系の濾過脱塩装置7
に移送する。そして濾過脱塩装置7によって張り水4中
に含まれるクラッド等の汚染物質を除去して浄化した後
に、処理水を復水貯蔵タンク8内に回収していた。回収
された処理水は復水移送ポンプ9によって再び燃料プー
ル3等に送給され、循環して使用される。
A conventional method for purifying and collecting water 4 is performed according to the following procedure. That is, first, the water drain pipe 5 connected to the reactor well 2, the equipment temporary storage boule, and the bottom of the fuel pool 3 is
The filled water 4 is handled by the fuel pool cooling purification system pump 6 via the filtration desalination device 7 of the fuel pool cooling purification system.
Transfer to. After purification by removing contaminants such as crud contained in the charged water 4 using the filtration and demineralization device 7, the treated water was collected into the condensate storage tank 8. The recovered treated water is again sent to the fuel pool 3 etc. by the condensate transfer pump 9, and is circulated and used.

また近年の原子力プラントにおいては、検査時における
検査Hの被@IMをより低減するため、J3よび原子炉
補給水となる、復水貯蔵タンク8内の貯留水の水質改善
を目的として第4図に示す方法で張り水4を浄化回収す
る方法も採用されている。
In addition, in recent nuclear power plants, in order to further reduce the IM of inspection H during inspections, the water quality of the water stored in the condensate storage tank 8, which serves as J3 and reactor make-up water, has been improved as shown in Figure 4. A method of purifying and recovering the filled water 4 by the method shown in is also adopted.

すなわち、原子炉ウェル2、[器装置プールおよび燃料
プール3に貯留され、定期検査によって汚染された張り
水4は、燃料プール冷却浄化系濾過脱塩装置7で浄化さ
れた後に、−旦ザブレッシコンブールサージタンク10
に貯留され、しかる侵に廃棄物処理段(!11において
さらに処理された後に、復水貯蔵タンク8に回収する方
法ら採用されている。
That is, the filled water 4 stored in the reactor well 2, equipment pool and fuel pool 3 and contaminated by periodic inspection is purified by the fuel pool cooling purification system filtration desalination device 7, and then - Chicombour surge tank 10
A method is adopted in which the condensate is stored in the condensate storage tank 8, then further treated in the waste treatment stage (!11), and then recovered in the condensate storage tank 8.

(発明が解決しようとする課題) しかしながら第3図に示す従来の張り水の浄化回収方法
においては、燃料プール冷却浄化系の濾過脱塩装置の処
理容量が不足するため、充分な浄化を行なうことが困難
であった。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, in the conventional method for purifying and collecting water shown in Fig. 3, the processing capacity of the filtration desalination device of the fuel pool cooling purification system is insufficient, so it is necessary to perform sufficient purification. was difficult.

一方第4図に示す従来の浄化回収方法においては、燃料
プール冷却浄化系の濾過脱塩装置と廃棄物処理設備とを
使用して張り水の2段処理を行なっているため、汚染物
の除去率は大幅に向上させることが可能となった。
On the other hand, in the conventional purification and recovery method shown in Figure 4, a two-stage treatment of water is carried out using a filtration desalination device in the fuel pool cooling purification system and waste treatment equipment, which removes pollutants. It has become possible to significantly improve the rate.

しかし廃棄物処理設備における処理時間が非常に長く、
張り水の回収時間が大幅に増大するとともに、原子力プ
ラントの定期検査時においては他の系統から発生する廃
液が集中し、それらの廃液とともに張り水を処理するた
め、廃棄物処理系に対する負荷が急激に上昇し、効率的
な浄化回収が困難となるおそれがある。
However, the processing time in waste treatment equipment is extremely long;
In addition to significantly increasing the recovery time for filled water, during regular inspections of nuclear plants, waste fluids generated from other systems are concentrated, and since the filling water is treated together with these waste fluids, the load on the waste treatment system is rapidly increasing. This may make efficient purification and recovery difficult.

本発明は上記の問題点を解決J゛るためになされたもの
であり、定期検査用張り水をより高度に浄化することが
可能であり、その回収時間を大幅に短縮し得る定期検査
用張り水の浄化回収方法を提供することを目的とする。
The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and provides a periodic inspection tank that can purify periodic inspection water to a higher degree and significantly shorten the collection time. The purpose is to provide a water purification and recovery method.

〔発明の構成〕[Structure of the invention]

(課題を解決するための手段) 上記目的を達成するため、本発明はタービン系を備えた
原子力プラントの定期検査時に原子炉ウェル、機器仮置
ブールおよび燃料ブールに貯留した定期検査用張り水の
浄化回収方法において、上記張り水をタービン系の復水
ポンプの吸込α+IIに導入し、導入した張り水を復水
ポンプにより加J土して復水濾過i;i置および復水脱
塩装置に通水して浄化した後に、浄化した張り水をスピ
ルA−バー配管を経由して復水貯蔵タンクに回収するこ
とを特徴とする。
(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides water for periodic inspection that is stored in a reactor well, equipment temporary storage boule, and fuel boule during a periodic inspection of a nuclear power plant equipped with a turbine system. In the purification and recovery method, the above-mentioned filled water is introduced into the suction α+II of a condensate pump of a turbine system, and the introduced water is added with soil by the condensate pump and sent to the condensate filtration and condensate desalination equipment. It is characterized in that after the water is passed through and purified, the purified water is collected into the condensate storage tank via the spill A-bar piping.

また張り水は、燃料プール冷却浄化系、原子炉再循環系
、残留熱除去系および原子炉冷却材浄化系のいずれかの
配管系より抜き出し、タービン系の復水ポンプの吸込側
に導入づ゛るとよい、。
In addition, the fill water is extracted from any of the piping systems of the fuel pool cooling and purification system, reactor recirculation system, residual heat removal system, and reactor coolant purification system and introduced into the suction side of the condensate pump of the turbine system. That's good.

(作用) 上記構成に係る定期検査用張り水の浄化回収方法によれ
ば、原子炉ウェル、機器仮置ブールrBよび燃料ブール
に貯留された張り水は、タービン系の復水ポンプの吸込
側に導入される。導入された張り水は、復水ポンプによ
って加圧されタービン系の復水i11′A装置および復
水脱塩装置によって高度に浄化された後にスピルオーバ
ー配管を経て復水貯蔵タンクに回収される。
(Function) According to the method for purifying and recovering fill water for periodic inspections according to the above configuration, the fill water stored in the reactor well, temporary equipment boule rB, and fuel boule is transferred to the suction side of the condensate pump of the turbine system. be introduced. The introduced water is pressurized by a condensate pump, highly purified by a turbine-based condensate i11'A device and a condensate desalination device, and then recovered into a condensate storage tank via spillover piping.

ここでタービン系の復水濾過装置および復水脱塩装置は
、燃料プール冷却浄化系の濾過脱塩装置や廃棄物処理系
の濾過脱塩装置と比較して、その!I!l理容慢が格段
に大きく、汚染物の除去率も高いため、張り水を短時間
内に高度に処理することが可能となるとともに張り水の
回収時間を大幅に短縮することができる。
Here, we will compare turbine-based condensate filtration equipment and condensate desalination equipment with filtration and desalination equipment for fuel pool cooling and purification systems, and filtration and desalination equipment for waste treatment systems. I! Since the barber's arrogance is much greater and the removal rate of contaminants is also high, it becomes possible to treat the water to a high degree within a short period of time, and the time for collecting the water to be collected can be significantly shortened.

また廃棄物処理設備をバイパスして張り水を浄化処理し
ているため、定期検査時における廃棄物処理系に対する
負荷を軽減することができる。
Furthermore, since the waste treatment equipment is bypassed and the water is purified, the load on the waste treatment system during periodic inspections can be reduced.

(実施例) 次に本発明の一実施例について添付図面を参照して説明
する。第1図は本発明に係る定期検査用張り水の浄化回
収方法の一実施例を示す系統図である。なお第3図、第
4図に示す従来例と同一要素には同一符号を付してその
重複した説明を省略する。
(Example) Next, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a system diagram showing an embodiment of the method for purifying and recovering water for periodic inspection according to the present invention. Note that the same elements as those in the conventional example shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 are given the same reference numerals, and redundant explanation thereof will be omitted.

本実施例に係る浄化回収方法を実iするための設備は、
例えば主復水器12と、復水ポンプ13と、復水濾過装
置14と、復水脱塩装置15と、この復水脱塩装[15
からの復水を復水貯蔵タンク8へ移送するスピルオーバ
ー配管16とから成るタービン系と、張り水4を復水ポ
ンプ13の吸込側に案内する張り水移送管17とを備え
て構成される。
The equipment for implementing the purification and recovery method according to this example is as follows:
For example, the main condenser 12, the condensate pump 13, the condensate filtration device 14, the condensate desalination device 15, and the condensate desalination device [15
The turbine system includes a spillover pipe 16 that transfers condensate from the tank to the condensate storage tank 8, and a water transfer pipe 17 that guides the water 4 to the suction side of the condensate pump 13.

また原子炉ウェル2、機器仮置プールおよび燃料プール
3から張り水4を抜き出す水扱き配管5と、張り水移送
管17との中門に燃料プール冷却浄化系濾過鋭塩装M7
を設けると共に、この濾過脱塩装置7を迂回するバイパ
ス管18を設けている。
In addition, a water handling pipe 5 for extracting the filled water 4 from the reactor well 2, the equipment temporary storage pool and the fuel pool 3, and the middle gate of the filled water transfer pipe 17 are provided with a fuel pool cooling purification system filter sharp salting device M7.
In addition, a bypass pipe 18 that bypasses the filtration and demineralization device 7 is provided.

定期検査作業が終了すると原子炉ウェル2、機器仮置プ
ールおよび燃料ブール3に貯留された張り水4は、水抜
き配管5を経て燃料プール冷却浄化系ポンプ6によって
加圧され、燃料プール冷却浄化系濾過脱塩装置7に供給
され、ここで浄化される。浄化された張り水は、さらに
張り水移送管17を通り、タービン系の復水ポンプ13
の吸込側に導入される。導入された張り水は復水ポンプ
13によって加圧されて復水濾過装置14および復水脱
塩装置15に順次通水されて浄化される。
When the periodic inspection work is completed, the water 4 stored in the reactor well 2, equipment temporary storage pool, and fuel boule 3 is pressurized by the fuel pool cooling and purification system pump 6 via the water drainage pipe 5, and the fuel pool is cooled and purified. It is supplied to the system filtration and desalination equipment 7, where it is purified. The purified fill water further passes through a fill water transfer pipe 17 and is sent to a turbine-based condensate pump 13.
is introduced into the suction side of the The introduced water is pressurized by the condensate pump 13 and is sequentially passed through the condensate filtration device 14 and the condensate desalination device 15 for purification.

浄化された張り水は、スピルオーバー配管16を通り復
水貯蔵タンク8に回収される。
The purified fill water passes through the spillover pipe 16 and is collected into the condensate storage tank 8.

ここで復水濾過装置14および復水鋭m装置15は共に
充分な浄化能力および処理容量を有しているため、燃料
プール冷却浄化系濾過脱塩装!t7を使用することなく
、バイパス管18および張り水移送管17を通り張り水
を直接復水ポンプ13の吸込側に導入しタービン系の復
水濾過装置14および復水脱塩装置15のみを使用して
浄化処理することも可能である。
Here, since both the condensate filtration device 14 and the condensate filtration device 15 have sufficient purification ability and processing capacity, the fuel pool cooling purification system filtration desalination device! Without using t7, the water is directly introduced into the suction side of the condensate pump 13 through the bypass pipe 18 and the water transfer pipe 17, and only the turbine-based condensate filtration device 14 and condensate desalination device 15 are used. It is also possible to carry out purification treatment.

このように本実施例によれば浄化能力および処理容量が
大きなタービン系の復水濾過装置14および復水脱塩装
置15を使用して張り水を浄化処理しているため、従来
の浄化回収方法と比較して張り水を短時間内に高度に処
理することが可能となり、張り水の回収時間を大幅に短
縮することができる。
In this way, according to this embodiment, the water is purified using the turbine-based condensate filtration device 14 and the condensate desalination device 15, which have a large purification capacity and processing capacity, so that the conventional purification and recovery method is not possible. Compared to the conventional method, it is possible to treat the filling water to a high degree in a short time, and the time for collecting the filling water can be significantly shortened.

また廃棄物処理設備をバイパスして張り水を浄化処理し
ているため、定期検査時に廃水が集中する廃棄物処理設
備に対する負荷を軽減することができる。
Furthermore, since the waste treatment equipment is bypassed and the water is purified, the load on the waste treatment equipment, where wastewater is concentrated during periodic inspections, can be reduced.

次に本発明の伯の実施例について第2図を参照して説明
する。本実施例においては、原子炉ウェル2、機器仮置
プールおよび燃料ブール3に貯留した張り水4を、原子
炉再循環系配管19がら分岐した原子炉冷却材浄化系配
管2oを通り、冷却材浄化系ポンプ21で抜き出し、さ
らに抜き出した張り水を原子炉冷却材浄化系濾過脱塩装
置22で処理した後に、張り水移送管17によって復水
ポンプ13の吸込側に導入している。
Next, a further embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In this embodiment, the water 4 stored in the reactor well 2, the equipment temporary storage pool, and the fuel boule 3 is passed through the reactor coolant purification system piping 2o branched from the reactor recirculation system piping 19, and the coolant After being extracted by the purification system pump 21 and treated by the reactor coolant purification system filtration desalination device 22, the extracted fill water is introduced into the suction side of the condensate pump 13 through the fill water transfer pipe 17.

導入された張り水は、前記した実施例と同様にタービン
系の復水濾過装置14および復水脱塩装M15に通水さ
れて浄化される。、浄化された張り水は装置の出口側お
いて分岐しているスとルオーバー配管16を通り復水貯
蔵タンク8内に回収される。
The introduced water is purified by passing through the turbine-based condensate filtering device 14 and the condensate desalination device M15, as in the above-described embodiment. The purified fill water is collected into the condensate storage tank 8 through a spoolover pipe 16 that branches at the outlet side of the device.

またタービン系の復水濾過装置装@14.15は、充分
な浄化能力および処理容量を有しているため、原子炉冷
却材浄化系配管20からの張り水をバイパス管18に通
し、さらに張り水移送管17を経由して直接、復水ポン
プ13の吸込側に導入することも可能である。
In addition, since the turbine system condensate filtration equipment @14.15 has sufficient purification ability and processing capacity, the water from the reactor coolant purification system piping 20 is passed through the bypass pipe 18 and further It is also possible to introduce the water directly into the suction side of the condensate pump 13 via the water transfer pipe 17 .

本実施例においても、張り水の高度処理および迅速な回
収が可能となる。
In this embodiment as well, it is possible to perform high-level treatment and rapid recovery of the filled water.

なお復水濾過脱塩装置で浄化された侵の浄化水を復水系
への補給水として直接使用することも可能である。
Note that it is also possible to directly use the purified water purified by the condensate filtration and desalination equipment as makeup water to the condensate system.

以上第1図および第2図においては、張り水を燃料プー
ル冷却浄化系配管または原子炉再循環系配管から抜き出
した例で示しているが、残留熱除去系配管から張り水を
抜き出すことも可能である。
Although Figures 1 and 2 above show an example in which the fill water is extracted from the fuel pool cooling purification system piping or the reactor recirculation system piping, it is also possible to extract the fill water from the residual heat removal system piping. It is.

いずれにしろ定期検査時においては原子炉圧力容器1内
部と原子炉ウェル2と機器仮置プールおよび燃料プール
3と;よ連通しているため原子炉圧力容器1に接続する
原子炉再循環系、残留熱除去系および原子炉冷却材浄化
系のいずれかの配管系を使用すれば張り水を抜ぎ出すこ
とが可能である。
In any case, during periodic inspections, the inside of the reactor pressure vessel 1, the reactor well 2, the equipment temporary storage pool, and the fuel pool 3 are in good communication; therefore, the reactor recirculation system connected to the reactor pressure vessel 1, Filling water can be extracted by using either the residual heat removal system or the reactor coolant purification system.

このように本実施例方法を実Mするための設備としては
、既設の配管系および機器を大部分そのまま使用するこ
とが可能であり、大幅な改造を必要としないなどの利点
を有する。
As described above, as equipment for implementing the method of this embodiment, most of the existing piping systems and equipment can be used as they are, and there is an advantage that major modifications are not required.

(発明の効果) 以上説明の通り、本発明に係る定期検査用張り水の浄化
回収方法によれば、原子炉ウェル、橢器仮四プールおよ
び燃料プールに貯留された張り水は、タービン系の復水
ポンプの吸込側に導入される。導入された張り水は、復
水ポンプによって加圧されタービン系の復水濾過装置お
よび復水脱塩装置によって高度に浄化された後にスピル
オーバー配管を経て復水貯蔵タンクに回収される。
(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, according to the method for purifying and recovering fill water for periodic inspections according to the present invention, fill water stored in the reactor well, the rudder temporary pool, and the fuel pool is removed from the turbine system. Introduced into the suction side of the condensate pump. The introduced water is pressurized by a condensate pump, highly purified by a turbine-based condensate filtration device and a condensate desalination device, and then collected into a condensate storage tank via spillover piping.

・ここでタービン系の復水濾過装置および復水脱塩装置
は、燃料プール冷部浄化系の濾過i塩装置や廃棄物処理
系の濾過脱塩装置と比較してその処理容量が格段に大き
く、汚染物の除去率も高いため、張り水を短時間内に8
度に処理することが可能となるとともに張り水の回収時
間を大幅に短縮することができる。
・Here, the processing capacity of turbine-based condensate filtration equipment and condensate desalination equipment is much larger than that of the filtration salt equipment of fuel pool cold section purification systems and the filtration desalination equipment of waste treatment systems. , the removal rate of contaminants is also high, so water can be filled up to 8 times in a short time.
This makes it possible to process the water at once, and also significantly shortens the time required to collect the water.

また廃棄物処理設備をバイパスして張り水を浄化処理し
ているため、定期検査時における廃棄物処理系に対する
負荷を軽減することができる。
Furthermore, since the waste treatment equipment is bypassed and the water is purified, the load on the waste treatment system during periodic inspections can be reduced.

復水器、13・・・復水ポンプ、14・・・復水濾過装
置、15・・・復水脱塩装置、16・・・スピルオーバ
ー配管、17・・・張り水移送管、18・・・バイパス
管、19・・・原子炉再循環系配管、20・・・原子炉
冷却材浄化系配管、21・・・冷却材浄化系ポンプ、2
2・・・原子炉冷却材浄化系濾過脱塩装置。
Condenser, 13... Condensate pump, 14... Condensate filtration device, 15... Condensate desalination device, 16... Spillover piping, 17... Filled water transfer pipe, 18... - Bypass pipe, 19... Reactor recirculation system piping, 20... Reactor coolant purification system piping, 21... Coolant purification system pump, 2
2... Reactor coolant purification system filtration and desalination equipment.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明に係る定期検査用張り水の浄化回収方法
の一実施例を示す系統図、第2図は本発明の伯の実施例
を示す系統図、第3図は従来の張り水の浄化回収系統を
示す系統図、第4図は従来の伯の浄化回収系統を示す系
統図である。
Fig. 1 is a system diagram showing an embodiment of the method for purifying and collecting water for periodic inspection according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a system diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 3 is a system diagram showing a conventional method for purifying and recovering water for periodic inspection. FIG. 4 is a system diagram showing a conventional purification and recovery system.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、タービン系を備えた原子力プラントの定期検査時に
原子炉ウェル、機器仮置プールおよび燃料プールに貯留
した定期検査用張り水の浄化回収方法において、上記張
り水をタービン系の復水ポンプの吸込側に導入し、導入
した張り水を復水ポンプにより加圧して復水濾過装置お
よび復水脱塩装置に通水して浄化した後に、浄化した張
り水をスピルオーバー配管を経由して復水貯蔵タンクに
回収することを特徴とする定期検査用張り水の浄化回収
方法。 2、張り水は、燃料プール冷却浄化系、原子炉再循環系
、残留熱除去系および原子炉冷却材浄化系のいずれかの
配管系より抜き出し、タービン系の復水ポンプの吸込側
に導入することを特徴とする請求項1記載の定期検査用
張り水の浄化回収方法。
[Claims] 1. In a method for purifying and recovering water for periodic inspections stored in a reactor well, equipment temporary pool, and fuel pool during periodic inspections of a nuclear power plant equipped with a turbine system, The water is introduced into the suction side of the condensate pump, and the introduced water is pressurized by the condensate pump and purified by passing it through the condensate filtration device and the condensate desalination device.The purified water is then passed through the spillover piping. A method for purifying and collecting water for regular inspections, which is characterized by collecting the water via the condensate storage tank. 2. The fill water is extracted from any of the piping systems of the fuel pool cooling and purification system, reactor recirculation system, residual heat removal system, and reactor coolant purification system, and introduced into the suction side of the condensate pump of the turbine system. 2. The method for purifying and recovering water for periodic inspection according to claim 1.
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