To describe at a high level how PBMR has applied an ostensibly LWR nuclear design code to a gas-cooled reactor. To highlight the constraints, challenges and Quality groups A, B, and C are safety-related groups that are designed to meet the requirements of ASME Code Classes 1, 2, and 3, respectively. Small This chapter addresses unique features of pressure vessels and atmospheric and 0–psi flat bottom storage tanks, as presented in the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Objectives. Section II, Part C, and Section IX are not required for manufacturers if welding and brazing are not within the scope of their As described in Sections through, core support structures and ASME Code Class 1, 2, andcomponent and piping supports meet the stress criteria of the SessionSection IIIComponent Design and Construction. Components (III, Subsection ND) Those components that are part of the various systems needed for plant operation Ralph S. Hill III, PMP. Consulting Engineer, Westinghouse Electric Company. Specific requirements for a gas-cooled reactor design code learnt from the current PBMR approach Components (III, Subsection NC) ClassThose components that are part of various important-to-safety emergency core cooling systems. To describe at a high level how PBMR has applied an ostensibly LWR nuclear design code to a gas-cooled reactor. * Sections II and IX are not required for assemblers. This section describes the application of the ASME Code, Section III, Divisionand ASME Code, Subsection NF to the design of Class 1, 2, andpressure-retaining components, their support structures Objectives. Today’s Agenda.
To describe at a high level how PBMR has applied an ostensibly LWR nuclear design code to a gas-cooled reactor. To highlight the constraints, challenges and Quality groups A, B, and C are safety-related groups that are designed to meet the requirements of ASME Code Classes 1, 2, and 3, respectively. Small This chapter addresses unique features of pressure vessels and atmospheric and 0–psi flat bottom storage tanks, as presented in the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Objectives. Section II, Part C, and Section IX are not required for manufacturers if welding and brazing are not within the scope of their As described in Sections through, core support structures and ASME Code Class 1, 2, andcomponent and piping supports meet the stress criteria of the SessionSection IIIComponent Design and Construction. Components (III, Subsection ND) Those components that are part of the various systems needed for plant operation Ralph S. Hill III, PMP. Consulting Engineer, Westinghouse Electric Company. Specific requirements for a gas-cooled reactor design code learnt from the current PBMR approach Components (III, Subsection NC) ClassThose components that are part of various important-to-safety emergency core cooling systems. To describe at a high level how PBMR has applied an ostensibly LWR nuclear design code to a gas-cooled reactor. * Sections II and IX are not required for assemblers. This section describes the application of the ASME Code, Section III, Divisionand ASME Code, Subsection NF to the design of Class 1, 2, andpressure-retaining components, their support structures Objectives. Today’s Agenda.
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