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열분배모델을 이용한 수직유로에서의 저압 미포화비등 해석
이바로(Ba-Ro Lee),이연건(Yeon-Gun Lee) 대한기계학회 2016 大韓機械學會論文集B Vol.40 No.7
벽면비등 모델로 열분배모델을 채택하는 CFD 스케일의 전산해석코드는 저압 조건에서 미포화비등 발생 시 2상유동 변수의 해석 정확도가 낮은 것으로 알려진다. 본 연구에서는 열분배모델을 기반으로 벽면비등 현상을 예측하는 열수력 기기해석코드인 CUPID 코드를 이용하여 수직상향류 미포화비등 실험을 해석하였다. 10 bar 이상의 고압 조건에서는 CUPID 코드의 기포율 예측 정확도가 높았으나, 대기압 주변의 저압 조건에서는 기포율 분포에 대한 해석결과가 실험결과와 큰 차이를 보였다. 따라서 열분배모델 내 주요 인자에 사용되는 부모델에 대한 민감도 분석을 수행하였으며, 저압 조건 미포화비등 예측에 적합한 최적 부모델 조합을 선정하였다. 또한, 열분배모델 내 주요 인자 중 하나인 K-인자가 기포율에 미치는 영향을 평가하였다. Most CFD codes, that mainly adopt the heat partitioning model as the wall boiling model, have shown low accuracies in predicting the two-phase flow parameters of subcooled boiling phenomena under low pressure conditions. In this study, a number of subcooled boiling experiments in vertical channels were analyzed using a thermal-hydraulic component code, CUPID. The prediction of the void fraction distribution using the CUPID code agreed well with experimental data at high-pressure conditions; whereas at low-pressure conditions, the predicted void fraction deviated considerably from measured ones. Sensitivity tests were performed on the submodels for major parameters in the heat partitioning model to find the optimized sets of empirical correlations suitable for low-pressure subcooled flow boiling. The effect of the K-factor on the void fraction distribution was also evaluated.
이혜영 ( Lee Hye-young ),김바로 ( Kim Ba-ro ) 중앙대학교 인문콘텐츠연구소 2018 인공지능인문학연구 Vol.1 No.-
본 논문은 디지털에서의 동양 시간 체계의 설계와 시간 데이터 편찬을 위하여, W3C의 시간 온톨로지(OWL-Time)와DDBC(Dharma Drum Buddhist College, 法鼓佛敎學院), 한국천문연구원(KASI, Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute), CBDB(China Biographical Database, 中國歷代人物傳記資料庫), 한국고전번역원(Institute for the Translation of Korean Classics)의 시간 데이터 및 시간데이터 설계를 살펴보고, 서로 상이한 시간 체계 및 데이터를 상호 연계하여 서비스하는 동양 시간 LOD의 가능성 및 장단점을 검토하였다. This study examined time data and time data design for the design of oriental time systems in digital and time data compilation by W3C time ontology (OWL-Time), Dharma Drum Buddhist College (DDBC), the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI), the China Biographical Database Project (CBDB), and the Institute for the Translation of Korean Classics. We examined the advantages and disadvantages of the Eastern Time LOD service, which were interconnected
Maengkyo Oh,Keunyoung Lee,Ba Ro Lee,Kyu Tae Park,Hyun Young Shin 한국방사성폐기물학회 2023 한국방사성폐기물학회 학술논문요약집 Vol.21 No.2
Decommissioning waste is generated with various types and large quantities within a short period. Concrete, a significant building material for nuclear facilities, is one of the largest decommissioning wastes, which is mixed with aggregate, sand, and cement with water by the relevant mixing ratio. Recently, the proposed treatment method for volume reduction of radioactive concrete waste was proven up to scale-up testing using unit equipment, which involved sequentially thermomechanical and chemical treatment. According to studies, the aggregate as non-radioactive material is separated from cement components with contaminated radionuclides as less than clearance criteria, so the volume of radioactive concrete waste is decreased effectively. However, some supplementation points were presented to commercialize the process. Hence, the process requires efficiency as possible to minimize the interface parts, either by integration or rearranging the equipment. In this study, feasibility testing was performed using integrated heating and grinding equipment, to supplement the possible issue of generated powder and dust during the process. Previously, heat treatment and grinding devices were configured separately for pilot-scale testing. But some problems such as leakage and pipe blockage occurred during the transportation of generated fine powder, which caused difficulties in maintaining the equipment. For that reason, we studied to reduce the interface between the equipment by integrating and rearranging the equipment. To evaluate the thermal grinding performance, the fraction of coarse and concrete fines based on 1mm particle size was measured, and the amount of residual cement in each part was analyzed by wet analysis using 4M hydrochloric acid. The result was compared with previous studies and the thermomechanical equipment could be selected to enhance the process. Therefore, it is expected that the equipment for commercialization could be optimized and composed the process compactly by this study.
A Study on the Development of the Evaluation Module for Decommissioning of Heavy Water Reactors
Hyun Young Shin,Kyu Tae Park,Sung Ryul Kim,Jung Min Oh,Ba Ro Lee,Ji Ung Kim,Hye Jin Kim,So Yun Jeong,Wook Jae Yoo 한국방사성폐기물학회 2022 한국방사성폐기물학회 학술논문요약집 Vol.20 No.2
With the aging of nuclear power plants (NPPs) in 37 countries around the world, 207 out of 437 NPPs have been permanently shutdown as of August 2022 according to the IAEA. In Korea, the decommissioning of NPPs is emerging as a challenge due to the permanent shutdown of Kori Unit 1 and Wolsong Unit 1. However, there are no cases of decommissioning activities for Heavy Water Reactor (HWR) such as Wolsong Unit 1 although most of the decommissioning technologies for Light Water Reactor (LWR) such as Kori Unit 1 have been developed and there are cases of overseas decommissioning activities. This study shows the development of a decommissioning waste amount/cost/process linkage program for decommissioning Pressurized Heavy Water Reactor (PHWR), i.e. CANDU NPPs. The proposed program is an integrated management program that can derive optimal processes from an economic and safety perspective when decommissioning PHWR based on 3D modeling of the structures and digital mock-up system that links the characteristic data of PHWR, equipment and construction methods. This program can be used to simulate the nuclear decommissioning activities in a virtual space in three dimensions, and to evaluate the decommissioning operation characteristics, waste amount, cost, and exposure dose to worker. In order to verify the results, our methods for calculating optimal decommissioning quantity, which are closely related to radiological impact on workers and cost reduction during decommissioning, were compared with the methods of the foreign specialized institution (NAGRA). The optimal decommissioning quantity can be calculated by classifying the radioactivity level through MCNP modeling of waste, investigating domestic disposal containers, and selecting cutting sizes, so that costs can be reduced according to the final disposal waste reduction. As the target waste to be decommissioning for comparative study with NAGRA, the calandria in PHWR was modeled using MCNP. For packaging waste container, NAGRA selected three (P2A, P3, MOSAIK), and we selected two (P2A, P3) and compared them. It is intended to develop an integrated management program to derive the optimal process for decommissioning PHWR by linking the optimal decommissioning quantity calculation methodology with the detailed studies on exposure dose to worker, decommissioning order, difficulty of work, and cost evaluation. As a result, it is considered that it can be used not only for PHWR but also for other types of NPPs decommissioning in the future to derive optimal results such as worker safety and cost reduction.
Design of a PWHR Decommissioning Waste Assessment Program Applying the Work Difficulty Factor
Hyun Young Shin,Kyu Tae Park,Chan Hee Park,Sung Ryul Kim,Jung Min Oh,Ba Ro Lee,Ji Ung Kim,Hye Jin Kim,So Yun Jeong,Wook Jae Yoo 한국방사성폐기물학회 2023 한국방사성폐기물학회 학술논문요약집 Vol.21 No.2
The domestic Pressurized Heavy Water Reactor (PWHR) nuclear power plant, Wolsong Unit 1, was permanently shut down on December 24, 2019. However, research on decommissioning has mainly focused on Pressurized Water Reactors (PWRs), with a notable absence of both domestic and international experience in the decommissioning of PHWRs. If proper business management such as radiation safety and waste is not performed, it can lead to increased business risks and costs in decommissioning. Therefore, the assessment of waste volume and cost, which provide fundamental data for the nuclear decommissioning process, is a crucial technical requirement before initiating the actual decommissioning of Wolsong Unit 1. Decommissioning radiation-contaminated structures and facilities presents significant challenges due to high radiation levels, making it difficult for workers to access these areas. Therefore, technology development should precede decommissioning process assessments and safety evaluations, facilitating the derivation of optimal decommissioning procedures and ensuring worker safety while enhancing the efficiency of decommissioning operations. In this study, we have developed a program to estimate decommissioning waste amounts for PHWRs, building upon prior research on PWR decommissioning projects while accounting for the specific design characteristics of PHWRs. To evaluate the amount of radioactive waste generated during decommissioning, we considered the characteristics of radioactive waste, disposal methods, packaging container specifications, and the criteria for the transfer of radioactive waste to disposal operators. Based on the derived algorithm, we conducted a detailed design and implemented the program. The proposed program is based on 3D modeling of the decommissioning components and the calculation of the Work Difficulty Factor (WDF), which is used to determine the time weighting factors for each task. Program users can select the cutting and packaging conditions for decommissioning components, estimate waste amount based on the chosen decommissioning method, and calculate costs using time weighting factors. It can be applied not only to PHWRs, but also to PWRs and non-nuclear fields, providing a flexible tool for optimizing decommissioning process.