WO2015169975A1 - Sistema de despresurizaron pasivo para recipientes presurizados - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a depressurization system for pressurized vessels, mainly for boiler water injection accumulators usually installed as safety systems in a nuclear reactor, but not limited thereto.
- a nuclear reactor generates heat even long after the nuclear reaction inside has stopped. This residual heat must be removed by special cooling systems to maintain its integrity. In the case of not being able to extract this heat, the temperature rises enough to generate explosive atmospheres of hydrogen and end the fusion of the nucleus, with the possible release of radioactive substances into the environment.
- Systems designed for the mitigation of these accidents usually include, among others, an injection system of bored water to the core, whose mission is to recover the level of water in the reactor to maintain its cooling and, in turn, maintain the concentration of boron in the same to guarantee a sufficient margin of stop and that the reactor stays below the critical level.
- This system consists of one or more accumulators that contain a certain amount of borated water and that are pressurized with nitrogen at a certain pressure. These accumulators are connected to the reactor through an isolation valve (open by default) and a non-return valve.
- the first strategy is to close the valve that communicates the accumulator with the reactor when the water injection ends.
- This strategy has several drawbacks: These valves are usually permanently open and disconnected to prevent spurious closure. It is necessary to energize them and give them the closing order However, in scenarios where electrical power is lacking, it is impossible to close, and although it could be achieved by portable systems, the insulation could be carried out either too soon, so that the injection of bored water would not be done completely, or too late, when the nitrogen had already entered the reactor.
- the second strategy is to vent the nitrogen to the atmosphere through pressure relief valves of the accumulator. This strategy suffers from similar problems as the previous one,
- the depressurization system must automatically recognize the appropriate time for its action, which will allow, on the one hand, to disregard its performance and, on the other hand, will maximize the effect of the injection of cooling water into the reactor and guaranteeing the No nitrogen injection to it.
- the depressurization system for pressurized vessels is characterized in that it comprises a main valve provided with an opening spring and a pneumatic actuator, which can be connected at one end to a pressurized container that houses a gas inside and at the other end to the atmosphere, said opening spring defining a mechanical pressure predetermined, so that when the pressure inside the pressurized container is greater than the predetermined mechanical pressure said main valve is closed, and when the pressure inside the pressurized container is less than the predetermined mechanical pressure said main valve is open, letting the gas from the pressurized vessel come into the atmosphere.
- the depressurization system for pressurized vessels may also comprise an electrovalve connected between the pressurized container and the main valve, and may also comprise at least one manual valve connected between the pressurized container and the main valve.
- the depressurization system for pressurized vessels may also comprise a pneumatic line connecting the outlet of said main valve with a pneumatic motor of an isolation valve connected to an outlet of said pressurized container, for the purpose of being able to close said valve with the vented gas, as a redundancy to avoid the intrusion of the gas in the circuit.
- said main valve is defined inside a housing comprising:
- said pressurized chamber comprises a float, which closes the communication of the connection of the pressurized container with the gas outlets in the event that liquid is introduced into the pressurized chamber.
- the depressurization system for pressurized vessels may also comprise a closing piston associated with a second spring that closes the communication of the connection of the pressurized container with the gas outlets by injecting air through a first air inlet, and may also comprise an opening piston associated with a third spring that opens the communication of the connection of the pressurized container with the gas outlets by injecting air through a second air inlet.
- the depressurization system for pressurized containers also preferably comprises a threaded disk associated with said shutter and with said opening spring, so that its relative position with respect to the shutter defines the predetermined mechanical pressure exerted by said spring. opening.
- the depressurization system according to the invention also comprises a plurality of parts placed inside the housing and screws housed in threaded holes made in said parts, said screws defining the relative position of parts with each other, with distances which are multiples of the thread pitch used.
- Figure 1 is a schematic of the system of a safety injection accumulator commonly used in a nuclear power plant; which includes the present invention, in accordance with a first embodiment;
- FIG. 2 is a schematic of the system of a safety injection accumulator commonly used in a nuclear power plant that includes the present invention, in accordance with a second embodiment
- Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the main housing according to the second embodiment. Inside the main valve is defined
- the circuit where the depressurization system according to the present invention is installed comprises a pressure vessel 1, also called an accumulator, which is a vessel containing bored water pressurized with gas, for example with nitrogen
- This circuit also includes an overpressure safety valve 2 in the accumulator 1, an isolation valve 3 between the accumulator 1 and the reactor (not shown in this figure), an anti-return valve 4 that prevents the passage of cooling fluid into opposite direction from the reactor to the accumulator 1, and a gas supply / vent valve 5 to the accumulator 1.
- the depressurization system comprises a main valve 8, for example pneumatic, with a bell or piston actuator and with an adjustable mechanical pressure opening spring (not shown). in this figure), so that, without pressure on your actuator, the automatic position is that of the open valve.
- the depressurization system of the present invention also preferably comprises a three-way solenoid valve 7, so that with the energized solenoid valve 7 the fluid passage between the conduits a and c is established, and with the non-energized solenoid valve 7 the fluid passage is between the ducts b and c.
- An additional solenoid valve can be added if it is desired to be able to open or close the valve on demand. In its minimum configuration, this solenoid valve can be replaced by a tube directly between its points b and c.
- the depressurization system of the present invention also preferably comprises two manual isolation valves 6a and 6b to be able to isolate the depressurization system from the main supply line.
- a pneumatic line 9 can be installed that feeds a pneumatic motor M, integral with the mechanical axis of the valve actuator 3, which allows its emergency closure with the gas resulting from the venting of the accumulator 1.
- the operation of the system is centered on the valve 8 and, in particular, between its pneumatic actuator and its opening spring. Between them the following antagonism condition is established: the spring has a predetermined mechanical tension Fa and is trying to open the valve. against this action, the actuator exerts a closing force Fe that depends among other variables on the pressure at which it is fed. As long as the pressure is above a certain value, Fe> Fa will result, and the valve will remain closed indefinitely.
- the end result is the complete depressurization of the accumulator 1, preventing the gas from entering the reactor cooling circuits. If a pneumatic motor M is also available in the valve 3, the evacuated gas may be sufficient even to be able to close the isolation valve 3, which leaves the system in a safer position.
- the three-way solenoid valve 7 is included to be able to recover the initial configuration after a total depressurization of the accumulator 1. Under these conditions, the main valve 8 will be kept open, making it impossible to repress the accumulator 1 through the valve 5.
- the solenoid valve 7 In order to be able to close the main valve 8, the solenoid valve 7 must be energized and the gas passage opened from the supply, through the conduits a-c to the actuator. With the main valve 8 closed, the accumulator 1 can now be pressurized again by opening the valve 5. This effect can also be achieved by manually closing the valve 6b.
- FIG. 2 and 3 An alternative embodiment of the depressurization system according to the present invention is shown in Figures 2 and 3.
- the main valve 8 is defined inside a housing 80, as can be seen in particular in Figure 3 and as will be described below.
- This housing 80 is installed behind the isolation valve 6b in the same manner as in Figure 1.
- the solenoid valve is no longer necessary, and instead there may be a simple tube between the actuator of the valve 5 and a first air inlet 200 of the housing 80. This connection will allow when the supply valve 5 is opened, the main valve 8 defined in the housing 80 is closed simultaneously, as will be described below. Independent control is also possible (different from that of valve 5), by means of an additional solenoid valve.
- This housing 80 comprises a connection 100 of the accumulator that allows the gas to enter a pressurized chamber 20.
- This pressurized chamber 20 supports the same internal pressure of the accumulator.
- a closing cylinder 60 In its upper part and centered on its axis is a closing cylinder 60 and a shutter 30, which close the chamber by means of an O-ring between them. After the closure zone, the shutter 30 has small holes that lead to a central tube.
- This closing cylinder 60 which also has the mission of guiding the shutter 30, and serves as the closing surface to a closing piston 70.
- An additional function may also be the end stop that limits the stroke of the shutter 30.
- the shutter 30, together with the opening spring 10 and its adjustment disc 90 can be considered to perform the function of the main valve 8 of the previous embodiment.
- This adjustment disc 90 is integral with threaded connection with the shutter 30.
- a piece 110 is also provided, which constitutes the base and the housing of the opening spring 10, which, resting on it, pushes down the adjusting disc 90 and the shutter 30.
- This piece 1 10 is maintained by the pieces 120 and 130, which are fastened by the screws 140. Its dimensioning and positioning must be adequate to be able to achieve the proper working point of the opening spring 10, as well as the allowed opening stroke of the shutter 30.
- the housing 80 is formed an upper body 170 attached to a central body 210 by means of a thread between them.
- the upper body 170 constitutes a protection of the internal elements of the system.
- the housing 80 also comprises a lower body 220 attached to the central body 210, said lower body 220 defining the pressurized chamber 20 therein.
- the connection between the lower body 220 and the central 210 can be carried out in various ways, but the preferred embodiment is by means of a gasket and sufficient screws between them, so that as a flange, they can withstand the working pressure of the accumulator 1. These screws and gasket have not been shown in figure 3.
- a float 40 In the lower area of the pressurized chamber 20 a float 40 is provided consisting of a hollow device, or filled with a low density and high strength material. In the lower part of the pressurized chamber 20 there is a threaded drain plug 50, with its corresponding seal, which can serve to depressurize the chamber 20 itself and as a point of supply of the test pressure during system calibration.
- the operation of the depressurization system according to this embodiment It is as follows. While there is sufficient pressure in the pressurized chamber 20, it will exert an upward force Fe on the shutter 30 that will counteract and overcome the force Fa exerted by the weight of the shutter 30 and the adjustment disc 90, plus the force exerted by the spring opening 10. While Fe> Fa, the increased pressure in the pressurized chamber 20 will keep the valve closed indefinitely.
- the shutter 30 will remain in its lower position, leaving the system open.
- This shutter 30 may only be returned to its armed position by re-pressurizing the pressurized chamber 20, or by operating the closing piston 70 by injecting pressurized air through the first inlet 200 or other mechanical thrust.
- the closing piston 70 slides towards the upper part and pushes the shutter 30 to its upper position closing the valve.
- the closing piston 70 returns to its resting state by means of a second spring
- the opening piston 150 can force the opening of the valve and depressurize the accumulator 1, when required for operational or maintenance reasons. This can be achieved by injecting pressurized air through a second inlet
- the relative position between the shutter 30, and the adjustment disc 90 which is achieved by rotating the shutter 30 on the adjustment disc 90, determines the mechanical pressure of the opening spring 10, and therefore, the pressure of the pressurized chamber 20 to which the system will act.
- the float 40 has the mission of closing the valve in the event of failure of the non-return valve 4. After the depressurization system is activated, this open valve can become a refrigerant leakage point from the reactor to the outside.
- the operation of the float 40 is autonomous and automatic by simply floating it on the leaked refrigerant. Once the upper stop is reached, the simple difference in pressure between the inside and the outside keeps the valve closed, since the cavity that this float has in its upper part is capable of containing the entire closure in its opening position.
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