Radiation Source Term Reduction and Corrosion Control in Nuclear Power Plants

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Dissolved gas control in a nuclear power plant’s water system, including the primary make-up water storage tank and refueling water storage tank, can be essential to reduce radiation source term (defined as a release of radioactive material). Controlling dissolved gases can also help reduce the formation of unwanted radionuclides, such as 14 C and oxides of 60 Co, and alleviate Primary Water Stress Corrosion Cracking (PWS

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Radiation Source Term Reduction and Corrosion Control in Nuclear Power Plants

Radiation Source Term Reduction and Corrosion Control in Nuclear Power Plants

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