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The EDF Group’s Nuclear Operations business, which is the majority owner of the five operating and three decommissioning nuclear power plant sites in the United Kingdom, has released its annual update on the U.K. fleet. UK Nuclear Fleet Stakeholder Update: Powering an Electric Britain includes a positive review of the previous year’s performance and news of a billion-dollar boost in the coming years to maximize output across the fleet.
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Nuclear Technology | Volume 106 | Number 1 | April 1994 | Pages 125-134
Technical Note | Fission Reactor | doi.org/10.13182/NT94-A34954
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We report on the development of the Kuosheng plant analyzer on an AD100 peripheral processor system for the Kuosheng nuclear power station and on benchmarking against plant data recorded during power tests. The Kuosheng plant analyzer was developed based on the Taiwan Power Company’s Chinshan plant analyzer with minor modifications. The modifications include revision of models, preparation of an input deck, and regeneration of the plant-specific tables. The simulation speed of the Kuosheng plant analyzer is six times faster than real time. Also, the self-initialization algorithm and optimization module provide more convenient simulation. Three power test transients were simulated and benchmarked against plant data. Comparison results show good agreement with plant data. The plant-specific component models were written as modular models, so that the Kuosheng plant analyzer can be easily modified for other boiling water reactor plants.