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22、uclear power plant containment componentsJuly 2013 2013 CSA Group 1ContentsTechnical Committee on Periodic Inspection of CANDU Nuclear Power Plant Components (N285B) 4Subcommittee on Periodic Inspection of CANDU Nuclear Power Plant Containment Components 7Preface 81 Scope 102 Reference publications
23、113 Definitions 114 General requirements 154.1 Licensee responsibilities 154.2 Postulates 154.2.1 Nature of inspection 154.2.2 Prerequisites 164.2.3 Power plant operation 164.3 Components subject to inspection 164.3.1 General 164.3.2 Exemptions 164.4 Radiation exposure 164.5 Accessibility 174.5.1 Ac
24、cess for inspection 174.5.2 Access for authorized inspector 174.6 Program documents 175 Inspection methods and procedures 185.1 General 185.2 Inspection methods 185.2.1 General 185.2.2 Visual inspection 185.2.3 Surface inspection 185.2.4 Volumetric inspection 185.2.5 Thickness measurement 185.3 Insp
25、ection procedures 196 Inspection staff 206.1 Authorized inspector 206.1.1 Responsibilities 206.1.2 Certification of records 206.2 Inspection personnel 206.2.1 Training and qualification 206.2.2 Records 207 Inaugural inspection 207.1 Timing 20N285.5-13Periodic inspection of CANDU nuclear power plant
26、containment componentsJuly 2013 2013 CSA Group 27.2 Repaired/replaced components 207.3 Amendments to inspection program 207.4 Extent of inaugural inspection 217.5 Inaugural inspection area 217.6 Inaugural inspection acceptance criteria 218 Periodic inspection 218.1 General 218.2 Plastic materials 21
27、8.3 Assessment and determination of inspection methods 218.3.1 Loadings 218.3.2 Loss of material 228.3.3 Corrosion-related cracking 228.3.4 Discontinuities 238.4 Extent and areas of inspection 248.4.1 General 248.4.2 Visual inspection 248.4.3 Thickness measurement Loss of material 248.4.4 Surface an
28、d volumetric inspection for corrosion-related cracking 258.4.5 Surface and volumetric inspection for discontinuities 258.5 Identical components 278.5.1 Single reactor units or common containment systems 278.5.2 Multi-unit power plants 278.6 Inspection interval 288.6.1 General 288.6.2 Components requ
29、iring vacuum building outage for inspection 288.6.3 Components requiring dismantling for inspection 288.6.4 Multi-unit power plants 289 Evaluation of results and dispositioning 299.1 Evaluation 299.2 Acceptance criteria and records 299.2.1 Acceptance criteria General 299.2.2 Visual inspection 309.2.
30、3 Surface inspection 309.2.4 Volumetric inspection 319.2.5 Thickness measurement 319.3 Dispositioning 329.3.1 General 329.3.2 Dispositioning while reactor at power 329.3.3 Dispositioning for reactor states other than at power 3210 Repair and replacement 3310.1 General 3310.2 Periodic inspection revi
31、ew/amendment 3311 Modifications 3311.1 General 3311.2 Program amendment 33N285.5-13Periodic inspection of CANDU nuclear power plant containment componentsJuly 2013 2013 CSA Group 312 Recording requirements and reports 3312.1 General requirements 3312.2 Inspection records 3412.3 Inspection reports 34
32、12.3.1 Inaugural inspection reports 3412.3.2 Periodic inspection reports 34Annex A (informative) Periodic inspection, material property monitoring, and test programs for fibreglass reinforced plastic (FRP) containment components 44Annex B (informative) Guide for periodic inspection 53N285.5-13Period
33、ic inspection of CANDU nuclear power plant containment componentsJuly 2013 2013 CSA Group 4Technical Committee on Periodic Inspection of CANDU Nuclear Power Plant Components (N285B)D. Graham Kinectrics Inc.,Toronto, OntarioRepresenting Service Industry ChairN. van den Brekel Ontario Power Generation
34、 Inc.,Pickering, OntarioRepresenting Owner/Operator/ Producer Vice-ChairD. Scarth Kinectrics Inc.,Toronto, OntarioSecretary(Associate)N. Azer AMEC NSS,Toronto, OntarioRepresenting Service IndustryA. Blahoianu Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC),Ottawa, OntarioAssociateT. Boyd Babcock however,
35、it may provide more specific direction for those requirements.Users of this Standard are reminded that the operation of nuclear facilities in Canada is subject to the requirements of the Nuclear Safety and Control Act and Regulations. The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission might impose additional re
36、quirements to those specified in this Standard.This Standard was prepared by the Subcommittee on Periodic Inspection of CANDU Nuclear Power Plant Containment Components, under the jurisdiction of the Technical Committee on Periodic Inspection of CANDU Nuclear Power Plant Components and the Strategic
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44、odic inspection of CANDU nuclear power plant containment componentsJuly 2013 2013 CSA Group 10N285.5-13Periodic inspection of CANDU nuclear power plant containment components1 Scope1.1 This Standard specifies requirements for the periodic inspection of containment system components, including contai
45、nment pressure suppression systems, in CANDU nuclear power plants.1.2 The inspection requirements specified in this Standard (see Annex B for additional guidance) provide assurance of the structural integrity of metallic and plastic containment system components.Note: The following are addressed by
46、other Standards or procedures as specified in Table 1:a) leak tightness and operability requirements; andb) inspection and testing requirements for concrete, embedded parts, and elastomeric seals.Periodic inspection, material property monitoring, and test programs for fiberglass reinforced plastic (
47、FRP) containment components are included in Annex A.1.3 This Standard specifies requirements fora) inspection;b) accessibility;c) inspection methods and procedures;d) personnel qualifications;e) inspection criteria;f) inspection program development;g) inspection frequency;h) evaluation of inspection
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