Published 2001 | Version v1
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Steamgenerators corrosion monitoring and chemical cleanings

  • 1. Kalinin Nuclear Power Plant (Russian Federation). Chemistry Lab.

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One of the most important secondary side water chemistry objectives is optimization of chemistry conditions to reduce materials corrosion and their products transport into steam generators. Corrosion products (mainly iron and copper oxides) can form deposits on the SG's tubes and essentially decrease their operating resource. The transport of corrosion products by the constant flowrate of feed and blowdown water depends only on their content in these streams. All the internal surfaces (walls, collectors, tubes) were covered with the tough deposit firmly connected with the surface. Corrosion under this deposit was not detected. In some places sludge unconnected with the surface was detected. The lower tubes are located the more unconnected sludge was detected. On SG bottom near the hatch the sludge thickness was about 3 cm. (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. 66-67
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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