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Zhao Fang,Zou Shuliang,Xu Shoulong,Wang Junlong,Xu Tao,Tang Dewen 한국원자력학회 2022 Nuclear Engineering and Technology Vol.54 No.12
Dynamic fault tree (DFT) and its related research methods have received extensive attention in safety analysis and reliability engineering. DFT can perform reliability modelling for systems with sequential correlation, resource sharing, and cold and hot spare parts. A technical modelling method of DFT is proposed for modelling ship collision accidents and loss-of-coolant accidents (LOCAs). Qualitative and quantitative analyses of DFT were carried out using the cutting sequence (CS)/extended cutting sequence (ECS) method. The results show nine types of dynamic fault failure modes in ship collision accidents, describing the fault propagation process of a dynamic system and reflect the dynamic changes of the entire accident system. The probability of a ship collision accident is 2.378 109 by using CS. This failure mode cannot be expressed by a combination of basic events within the same event frame after an LOCA occurs in a marine nuclear reactor because the system contains warm spare parts. Therefore, the probability of losing reactor control was calculated as 8.125 106 using the ECS. Compared with CS, ECS is more efficient considering expression and processing capabilities, and has a significant advantage considering cost.
Behavior and Efficiency of Corrosion Damaged Half-bottle Shaped Struts
Aimin Yuan,Donghui Xu,Shoulong Qian 대한토목학회 2018 KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering Vol.22 No.11
This study investigated the behaviors, strut efficiency factor, and the effective width of corrosion-damaged half-bottle shaped struts. Six half-bottle shaped struts were subjected to varying aimed corrosion levels (0%, 3%, 6%) with different reinforcement mat rotation angles (0o, 45o), and their behaviors and typical failure modes ascertained. Strut efficiency factors and effective width were calculated and evaluated. Average strength of 6% corroded struts was 30% less than those of uncorroded struts. The AASHTO LRFD 2013 process predicted strut efficiency factor of corrosion damaged struts better than ACI 318-14 and EN 1992. Strut effective width also reduced with increasing reinforcement corrosion. The theoretical effective width near the load bearing plate was underestimated compared to the measured effective width, while the effective width far from the load bearing plate was overestimated.