Effect of helium purification system intake pipe on pressure drop of HTGR steam generator

Kadarno, Purwo; Riyandwita, Byan Wahyu; Sriyono, Sriyono; Irianto, Ign. Djoko

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“…The RDNK reactor is designed with 10 MW thermal power, helium gascooled in the primary cooling cycle, and water-cooled in the secondary cooling cycle. Various studies to support the design of the 10 MWt RDNK have been carried out, including: on RDE steam generators [10,11], also on cogeneration systems [12] The current research is related to the study and development of small modular light water-cooled reactors (SMR) for cogeneration, specifically the integral pressurized water reactor (IPWR) type of SMR. Currently, around eleven types of IPWR type designs in the world, most of which are in the conceptual design development stage, some of which are already at the detailed design stage, some are even ready to be built [13].…”

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Analysis of Cogeneration Energy Conversion System Design in Ipwr Reactor

Irianto

Sriyono²,

Dibyo³

et al. 2022

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The acceleration of national development, especially in the industrial sector, requires an adequate national energy supply. There are various types of energy sources which include conventional energy sources as well as new and renewable energy sources including nuclear energy. The problem is how to utilize these energy sources into energy that is ready to be utilized. BATAN as a research and development institution in the nuclear field has taken the initiative to contribute to the development of technology for providing electricity and other thermal energy, particularly reactor technology as a power plant and a provider of thermal energy. This research aims to analyze the design of the IPWR type SMR reactor cogeneration energy conversion system. The IPWR reactor cogeneration energy conversion system which also functions as a reactor coolant is arranged in an indirect cycle configuration or Rankine cycle. Between the primary cooling system and the secondary cooling system is mediated by a heat exchanger which also functions as a steam generator. The analysis was carried out using ChemCAD computer software to study the temperature characteristics and performance parameters of the IPWR reactor cogeneration energy conversion system. The simulation results show that the temperature of saturated steam coming out of the steam generating unit is around 505.17 K. Saturated steam is obtained in the reactor power range between 40 MWth to 100 MWth. The results of the calculation of the energy utilization factor (EUF) show that the IPWR cogeneration configuration can increase the value of the energy utilization factor up to 91.20%.

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confidence: 99%