Published 2001 | Version v1
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Activity build-up and properties of oxide films on stainless steel samples at Loviisa unit 1

  • 1. VTT Manufacturing Technology, Espoo (Finland)
  • 2. Loviisa Power Plant, Loviisa (Finland). Fortum Power and Heat Oy

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The extent of activity incorporation on primary circuit surfaces in a VVER plant is connected to the chemical composition of the coolant water and to the structure and properties of oxide films formed on material surfaces. Changes in operational conditions may induce changes in the structure of the oxide films and in the rate of activity incorporation. To predict these changes, experimental correlations between water chemistry, oxide films and activity incorporation, as well as mechanistic understanding of the related phenomena have been established. (R.P.)

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5. International seminar on primary and secondary side water chemistry of nuclear power plants

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Publishing Information

Publisher
Paks Nuclear Power Plant Co. Ltd.
Imprint Title
5. International seminar on primary and secondary side water chemistry of nuclear power plants
Imprint Pagination
235 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 9-15
Report number
INIS-HU--005

Conference

Title
5. International seminar on primary and secondary side water chemistry of nuclear power plants
Dates
17-20 Sep 2001
Place
Eger (Hungary)

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