Published May 1982 | Version v1
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Nuclear power plant control room task analysis. Pilot study for pressurized water reactors

Description

The purposes of this nuclear plant task analysis pilot study: to demonstrate the use of task analysis techniques on selected abnormal or emergency operation events in a nuclear power plant; to evaluate the use of simulator data obtained from an automated Performance Measurement System to supplement and validate data obtained by traditional task analysis methods; and to demonstrate sample applications of task analysis data to address questions pertinent to nuclear power plant operational safety: control room layout, staffing and training requirements, operating procedures, interpersonal communications, and job performance aids. Five data sources were investigated to provide information for a task analysis. These sources were (1) written operating procedures (event-based); (2) interviews with subject matter experts (the control room operators); (3) videotapes of the control room operators (senior reactor operators and reactor operators) while responding to each event in a simulator; (4) walk-/talk-throughs conducted by control room operators for each event; and (5) simulator data from the PMS

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MF available from INIS under the Report Number; Available from NTIS. MF A0 as DE82015876.

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Publishing Information

Imprint Pagination
56 p.
Report number
NUREG/CR--2598

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Secondary number(s)
ORNL/Sub--79-40432/1.