Application of grey model on analyzing the passive natural circulation residual heat removal system of HTR-10

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Application of grey model on analyzing the passive natural circulation residual heat removal system of HTR-10

ZHOU Tao，

PENG Changhong，

WANG Zenghui，

WANG Ruosu

Nuclear Science and Techniques

Vol.19, No.5

pp.308-313

Published in print 20 Oct 2008

DOI：10.1016/S1001-8042(09)60009-9

CLC：TL364

44600

Using the grey correlation analysis, it can be concluded that the reactor pressure vessel wall temperature has the strongest effect on the passive residual heat removal system in HTR (High Temperature gas-cooled Reactor), the chimney height takes the second place, and the influence of inlet air temperature of the chimney is the least. This conclusion is the same as that analyzed by the traditional method. According to the grey model theory, the GM(1,1) and GM(1, 3) model are built based on the inlet air temperature of chimney, pressure vessel temperature and the chimney height. Then the effect of three factors on the heat removal power is studied in this paper. The model plays an important role on data prediction, and is a new method for studying the heat removal power. The method can provide a new theoretical analysis to the passive residual heat removal system of HTR.

Residual heat removal systemGrey modelHTR-10

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