This standard applies to in-core (on-line) neutron detectors and instrumentation which is designed for safety, information or control purposes. It also applies to components in so far these components are contained within the primary envelope of the reactor. The detector types usually used are d.c. ionization chambers, fission ion chambers and self-powered neutron detectors. This standard is intended as a code of practice for the design of in-core instrumentation for neutron fluence rate measurements in thermal neutron reactors designed for power production. The major emphasis in this guide is on the general design aspect of on-line systems. Establishes requirements for system design, in-core neutron detectors in general, mechanical characteristics, electrical and nuclear characteristics, range of operating conditions, prototype testing, production testing, testing of system before operation.
Số hiệu tiêu chuẩn
IEC 60568*CEI 60568
Tên tiêu chuẩn
Incore instrumentation for the measurement of fluence in power reactors
Ngày phát hành
1977-00-00
Tiêu chuẩn tương đương
DIN IEC 60568 (1983-10), IDT * DIN IEC 60568 (1978-12), IDT * BS 5552 (1978-06-30), IDT * SS-IEC 568 (1981-09-15), IDT * NEN 10568 (1978), IDT * NEN 10568:1978 en;fr (1978-03-01), IDT
Từ khóa
Components * Definitions * Density * Electrical engineering * Guide books * Instrumental methods of analysis * Instrumentation * Instruments * Measurement * Measuring instruments * Neutron fluence * Neutron physics * Nuclear reactors * Nuclear technology * Nuclear tests * Power reactors * Reactors * Specification (approval) * Power density * Qualification tests * Radiation * Ratings * Material losses at red heat * Radiation protection * Nuclear * Reactor instrumentation * Detectors (circuits) * Testing * Ionizing chambers * Flux density * Sensitivity * Leakage current * Reactor protection * Materials * Neutron detectors * Reaction time * Gamma-radiation * Safety requirements * Probes * Safety engineering * Calibration * Cables * Neutrons * Performance tests * Measuring systems * Life (durability) * Neutron radiation