Published January 1985 | Version v1
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Retrofitting of an improved stack monitoring system in Rajasthan atomic power station

Creators

  • 1. Department of Atomic Energy, Bombay (India). Power Projects Engineering Div.

Description

The problems encountered in the measurement of inert gas activities, iodine activity and tritium activity released through the stack in RAPS are described and the considerations for the development of improved instruments outlined. The new approach provides for better accuracy of measurement of all the relevant radioactive parameters in the stack at one centralised place. The construction work in the station for the newly conceived stack activity monitoring system is completed and the earlier equipment used is installed in the room temporarily. Development prototypes of stack inert gas monitoring system and iodine monitoring system as described in Section 5 are made and evaluated. Fabrication of new equipment for retrofitting in RAPS is in progress and these will replace the equipment temporarily installed in the station

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Publishing Information

Imprint Title
Backfitting for nuclear power plant control and instrumentation
Imprint Pagination
218 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 85-93.
Report number
IWG-NPPCI--84/1

Conference

Title
Specialists' meeting on backfitting for nuclear power plant control and instrumentation.
Dates
25-27 Apr 1984.
Place
Vienna (Austria).