2008
DOI: 10.1007/s10512-009-9100-y
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Development, introduction, and current state of the computational program “reactor simulator”

Abstract: Imitator reaktora") is a computational program intended for modelling the operation of the VVER-1000 reactor [1]. Its prototype is the well known program BIPR-7 [2], which is used mainly for planning fuel loading of the core. Unlike the earlier program, RS is oriented toward providing real-time information support to the operator of a nuclear power plant.At first, the functions of RS supplementary to BIPR-7 were developed with the aim of providing means of visualization and interactive control of the program s… Show more

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“…This program is intended mainly for use in performing design calculations. A specialized version of this program -Reactor Simulator (RS) [6], geared toward simulation in real-time (on-line) and making it possible to predict xenon processes taking account of the operating history of the reactor -is incorporated in the standard system in the new VVER-1000 units for performing in-reactor monitoring [7].…”
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“…This program is intended mainly for use in performing design calculations. A specialized version of this program -Reactor Simulator (RS) [6], geared toward simulation in real-time (on-line) and making it possible to predict xenon processes taking account of the operating history of the reactor -is incorporated in the standard system in the new VVER-1000 units for performing in-reactor monitoring [7].…”
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“…By means of computations using the IR program [4], it has been determined that, in the process of the reactor unloading at the maximum permissible rate (stage no. 1), the boric acid solution is inserted in the core with the flow rate less than 60 t/h during the entire operating period.…”
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