Ramirez S, R.; Celis del Angel, L.; Bucio, F.; Rivero, T.; Palacios, J., E-mail: ramses@nuclear.inin.mx
Sociedad Nuclear Mexicana (SNM), Mexico D.F. (Mexico); Comision Federal de Electricidad (Mexico); Comision Nacional de Seguridad Nuclear y Salvaguardias (Mexico); Instituto de Investigaciones Electricas (Mexico); Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Nucleares (Mexico); Instituto Politecnico Nacional (Mexico); Universidad Autonoma de Zacatecas (Mexico); Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (Mexico); Academia de Ingenieria de Mexico (Mexico); Asociacion de Jovenes por la Energia Nuclear en Mexico (Mexico); Secretaria de Fomento Turistico, Gobierno del Estado de Yucatan (Mexico). Funding organisation: Areva (France); Bartlett de Mexico (Mexico); GE Energy (United States); Grupo IAI (Mexico); Iberdrola (Spain); Nukem (Germany); Tenex (Russian Federation); Vertek (United States); Westinghouse (United States)2008
Sociedad Nuclear Mexicana (SNM), Mexico D.F. (Mexico); Comision Federal de Electricidad (Mexico); Comision Nacional de Seguridad Nuclear y Salvaguardias (Mexico); Instituto de Investigaciones Electricas (Mexico); Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Nucleares (Mexico); Instituto Politecnico Nacional (Mexico); Universidad Autonoma de Zacatecas (Mexico); Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (Mexico); Academia de Ingenieria de Mexico (Mexico); Asociacion de Jovenes por la Energia Nuclear en Mexico (Mexico); Secretaria de Fomento Turistico, Gobierno del Estado de Yucatan (Mexico). Funding organisation: Areva (France); Bartlett de Mexico (Mexico); GE Energy (United States); Grupo IAI (Mexico); Iberdrola (Spain); Nukem (Germany); Tenex (Russian Federation); Vertek (United States); Westinghouse (United States)2008
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[en] In this work the design of a meteorological station for a reactor type BWR is proposed. Two independent channels of data acquisition that allow him to have a bigger readiness is exposed. It is incorporate sensors without mobile parts to measure speed, wind direction and pluvial precipitation. It also counts, with sensors of global solar radiation, net radiation, barometric pressure, relative humidity and ambient temperature; with them they are possible to be calculated, moreover, other variables as temperature differential, dew point and atmospheric stability. The sensors are placed on a tower to different heights and send their information (each second) to a local registration system, the one which in turn, it remits the data to the monitoring office so that a computer is linked with the system, display and management the information in real time and automatic way. The redundant structure allows that in the event of maintenance the data acquisition is not interrupted, even if the information is transferred to another place. In all the station sections it is used protocols of standard communication to allow that a great quantity of devices can be connected without major problem. The above-mentioned would allow to the operators in the control room to have reliable information during the whole time of the reactor operation. (Author)
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Diseno de una estacion meteorologica redundante para un reactor BWR
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2008; 8 p; 19. Annual SNM Congress; Atoms for the development of Mexico; Merida, Yuc. (Mexico); 6-9 Jul 2008; ISBN 978-968-9353-01-1;
; Available from the Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Nucleares, Centro de Informacion y Documentacion Nuclear, 52045 Ocoyoacac, Estado de Mexico (MX). e-mail: svp@nuclear.inin.mx; rbc@nuclear.inin.mx

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Celis del A, L.; Rivero, T.; Bucio, F.; Ramirez, R.; Segovia, A.; Palacios, J., E-mail: lina.celis@inin.gob.mx
Sociedad Nuclear Mexicana (SNM), Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico); Sociedad Mexicana de Seguridad Radiologica (SMSR), Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico). Funding organisation: GE Hitachi (United States); Toshiba Westinghouse nuclear (United States); GD Energy Services (Spain); Vertek Industrial Supply Inc. (United States); Nukem (Germany); Grupo IAI (Mexico); Tecnatom (Spain); AIDTSA (Mexico); EERMS (Mexico)2015
Sociedad Nuclear Mexicana (SNM), Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico); Sociedad Mexicana de Seguridad Radiologica (SMSR), Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico). Funding organisation: GE Hitachi (United States); Toshiba Westinghouse nuclear (United States); GD Energy Services (Spain); Vertek Industrial Supply Inc. (United States); Nukem (Germany); Grupo IAI (Mexico); Tecnatom (Spain); AIDTSA (Mexico); EERMS (Mexico)2015
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[en] En 2011, Mexico won the Colombian international tender for the renewal of instrumentation and control of the IAN-R1 Reactor, to Argentina and the United States. This paper presents the design criteria and the development made for the new digital control system installed in the Colombian nuclear reactor IAN-R1, which is based on a redundant and diverse architecture, which provides increased availability, reliability and safety in the reactor operation. This control system and associated instrumentation met all national export requirements, with the safety requirements established by the IAEA as well as the requirements demanded by the Colombian Regulatory Body in nuclear matter. On August 20, 2012, the Colombian IAN-R1 reactor reached its first criticality controlled with the new system developed at Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Nucleares (ININ). On September 14, 2012, the new control system of the Colombian IAN-R1 reactor was officially handed over to the Colombian authorities, this being the first time that Mexico exported nuclear technology through the ININ. Currently the reactor is operating successfully with the new control system, and has an operating license for 5 years. (Author)
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Nuevo sistema de control digital para la operacion del reactor de investigacion Colombiano IAN-R1
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Sep 2015; 13 p; Sociedad Nuclear Mexicana; Ciudad de Mexico (Mexico); 26. SNM Annual Congress; 26. Congreso Anual de la SNM; Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco (Mexico); 5-8 Jul 2015; 14. SMSR National Congress: nuclear energy, climate change, and safety challenges and radiological protection; 14. Congreso Nacional de la SMSR: energia nuclear, cambio climatico, y retos para la seguridad y proteccion radiologicas; Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco (Mexico); 5-8 Jul 2015; Available from Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Nucleares, Centro de Informacion y Documentacion, 52750 Ocoyoacac, Estado de Mexico (MX), e-mail: mclaudia.gonzalez@inin.gob.mx
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COLOMBIAN ORGANIZATIONS, DESIGN, DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, ENRICHED URANIUM REACTORS, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, IRRADIATION REACTORS, ISOTOPE PRODUCTION REACTORS, LATIN AMERICA, LICENSES, NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, NORTH AMERICA, OPERATION, POOL TYPE REACTORS, REACTORS, RESEARCH AND TEST REACTORS, RESEARCH REACTORS, SOUTH AMERICA, THERMAL REACTORS, TRADE, TRAINING REACTORS, WATER COOLED REACTORS, WATER MODERATED REACTORS
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