Published September 1988 | Version v1
Journal article

Power supply for nuclear power plant home consumption using inverter sources

  • 1. Vyzkumny Ustav Silnoproude Elektrotechniky, Bechovice (Czechoslovakia)
  • 2. Energoprojekt, Prague (Czechoslovakia)

Description

A description is presented of the system configuration of a nuclear power plant with WWER-440 and WWER-1000 units and of a system of guaranteed power supply for the plant home consumption network for a WWER-440 power plant. The power supply network consists of 6 inverter supplies for safety systems, 4 supplies for nonsystem facilities and of a minimum of three power supplies for facilities outside the units. A diagram is shown and the principle described of the currently used ABP 1500 power supply system of Soviet origin. Using the experience from its operation, a Czechoslovak inverter supply system was designed featuring parallel operation of the inverter units. The principles are given for the design of a power supply system of an output of 75 kVA, the diagram is shown and the principle described. The design allows implementing and using the system without redundancy or in redundant operation of the 2 from 3 type at an installed capacity of 66%, or of the 1 from 2 type at an installed capacity of 50% of the output. The system is undergoing tests that should verify its reliability. (J.B.). 3 figs., 1 tab

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (Czech)
Napajeni vlastni spotreby jadernych elektraren se zretelem k nasazeni stridacovych zdroju

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Energetika
Journal Volume
38
Journal Issue
9
Series
Energetika.
Journal Page Range
398-402
ISSN
0375-8842
CODEN
EGTKB

Optional Information

Notes
English translation available from Nuclear Information Center, 156 16 Prague 5-Zbraslav, Czechoslovakia at US$ 10 per page.