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I'm an engineering physics student writing a mock proposal for a class. I've based the proposal on a specific company that builds reactors and trains personnel for navy vessels and off of this article: http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/nerliste.aspx?id=11724
Essentially it says that during a simulation, the safety release valves were mistakenly open causing a blowback of coolant into the reactor.
My question is, in the hypothetical situation wherein this was less of a random "oops" and more of a probable mistake, what would the best course of action be to rectify the situation?
I have proposed a control module to override the functions of the safety release valves. Would this be the most cost-effective route?
Thank you for any and all help!
Essentially it says that during a simulation, the safety release valves were mistakenly open causing a blowback of coolant into the reactor.
My question is, in the hypothetical situation wherein this was less of a random "oops" and more of a probable mistake, what would the best course of action be to rectify the situation?
I have proposed a control module to override the functions of the safety release valves. Would this be the most cost-effective route?
Thank you for any and all help!
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