Published 1996 | Version v1
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Evolution of the Darlington NGS fuel handling computer systems

  • 1. Ontario Hydro, Bowmanville (Canada). Darlington Nuclear Generating Station

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The ability to improve the capabilities and reliability of digital control systems in nuclear power stations to meet changing plant and personnel requirements is a formidable challenge. Many of these systems have high quality assurance standards that must be met to ensure adequate nuclear safety. Also many of these systems contain obsolete hardware along with software that is not easily transported to newer technology computer equipment. Combining modern technology upgrades into a system of obsolete hardware components is not an easy task. Lastly, as users become more accustomed to using modern technology computer systems in other areas of the station (e.g. information systems), their expectations of the capabilities of the plant systems increase. This paper will present three areas of the Darlington NGS fuel handling computer system that have been or are in the process of being upgraded to current technology components within the framework of an existing fuel handling control system. (author). 3 figs

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Proceedings of the 1. international conference on CANDU fuel handling systems

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Publishing Information

ISBN
0-919784-43-7
Imprint Title
Proceedings of the 1. international conference on CANDU fuel handling systems
Imprint Pagination
231 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 1-7.
Report number
INIS-CA--0052

Conference

Title
1. International conference on CANDU fuel handling systems.
Dates
13-14 May 1996.
Place
Toronto, ON (Canada).

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