Title of article :
Impact of risk analysis on ITER nuclear buildings layout
Author/Authors :
Francisco and Sabathé، نويسنده , , Laurent and Lignini، نويسنده , , Franck and Rodrيguez-Rodrigo، نويسنده , , Lina and Uzan-Elbez، نويسنده , , Joëlle and Girard، نويسنده , , Jean-Philippe، نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2007
Pages :
7
From page :
2745
To page :
2751
Abstract :
The internal layout of ITER nuclear buildings (Tokamak, Tritium, Hot cell and Radwaste buildings) is the result of an iterative process. hstanding civil engineering requirements, technical and functional requirements for the processes housed in the buildings, the internal layout must also take into account safety requirements and workers protection requirements in normal, incidental and accidental conditions. ial hazards and constraints result in the definition of various zonings. Each room is classified depending on the level of the risks induced by normal and incidental or accidental conditions:• ogical exposure to tritium, and activated products ⇒ radiological zoning; re to beryllium (vacuum vessel blankets) ⇒ beryllium zoning; re to electromagnetic fields during plasma shots ⇒ electromagnetic zoning; azard: fire compartmentalization; ion hazard: anti-blast zoning; treatment ⇒ waste zoning. tion of common mode failure due to internal hazards (fire, flooding, load drop…) for redundant safety important components is also taken into account by geographical separation or by installation of protections between components (either in the same room or preferably when possible by segregation in different rooms). signer has also taken into account access requirements to equipments and circulation rules for personal, material and substances in ITER nuclear buildings. nalyses are performed in the Preliminary Safety Report in order to demonstrate that the layout of ITER nuclear buildings allows meeting the safety objectives and takes into account the requirements associated with the zonings classifications and complies with the regulation. ecessary, modifications are implemented in the design. For example, recent layout modifications are been studied in the tritium building: utility rooms (electrical supply) were transferred outside the radiological hazard zones. A direct access from the outside has been provided, so that personal can access these electrical rooms without having to go through radiological zones.
Keywords :
ITER , Safety , Buildings layout
Journal title :
Fusion Engineering and Design
Serial Year :
2007
Journal title :
Fusion Engineering and Design
Record number :
2354481
Link To Document :
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