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MELCOR Simulation of SBO Scenarios of Fukushima- I-2 BWR within first 96 hrs

Yaodong Chen, Weimin Ma

Division of Nuclear Power Safety Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)

EMUG 2013 Meeting

May 2-3, 2013, AlbaNova University Center, Stockholm

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Outline of Content

Brief introduction of the plant and Initial conditions Modeling of systems and zones

Highlighted SBO scenarios simulation results

Discussion of analysis results

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Brief introduction of F-I-2

Fukushima daiichi unit 2 is a BWR-4 NPP with MARK-1 type containment, which operated at power of 2381 MWth. It has 2 external recirculation loops and 4 steam lines. Operating

pressure is 7.0 MPa. The core has 548 fuel assemblies and 137 control rods with B4C as absorber material. Each

assembly has a fuel box to form an independent fluid channel.

The reactor vessel is about 21.1 m high and has an inside

diameter of 5.6 m. The reactor core has an active length of about 3.7 m.

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RCIC work condition in F2

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Rated Flow

About 95 ton/hr

Work Pressure

0.96~7.8MPa[gauge]

Control(manual or automatic)

on/off between low water level(L-2) and high water level (L-8) automatically

Water Source

Condensation Storage Tank (CST)

Suppression Pool

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overview of main events

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• Main assumption of plant initial state

The plant is initially running at full power. The whole core has an inventory of around 94 tons of fuel, 38 tons of Zircaloy of claddings and other

structures, and 1.5 tons of control rod poison(B4C).The bypass flow rate in the core zone is set at a fraction of 7.5% of total flow. the initial water level in the reactor vessel is kept at 13.125 m. The supression pool was kept at half level of SC.

Summary of nodalization scheme

The MELCOR model for F2 comprises 38 control volumes, 69 flow paths and 100 heat structures, there are totally 77 core cells represent the core and lower plenum region; the elevations adopted in the input decks set the bottom of lower head inner surface as zero reference level, all the elevation data from drawings has to be adapted in relation: z(MELCOR) = z(drawing) – 14.32 m.

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Main parameters of plant

Parameterunit value

Reactor thermal power (MW) 2381

Reactor operation pressure (MPa) 7.0

Steam temperature(oC) 286

Initial RPV water level (m) 13.125

Active length of fuel (m) ~3.7

Number of control blade 137

Number of fuel assembly 548

UO2mass (t) 94

Internal diameter of RPV (m) 5.6

Height of RPV (m) 21.1

RCIC nominal flow rate (t/h) 95

HPCI nominal flow rate (t/h) 965

SRV opening pressure (MPa) 7.59/7.66/7.73

SRV discharge capacity (t/h) 2900

Dry well free volume (m3) 4240

Gas volume of suppression chamber (m3) 3160

Water volume of suppression pool (m3) 2980

Water volume/temperature in spent fuel pool (m3) 1440/40

Assumed Water temperature in CST (oC) 20

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Modeling of the core cells

Reactor core radial cell nodalization

Ring No. 1 2 3 4 5 total

No of fuel assemblies 52 96 80 128 192 548

Flow area in fuel channels,m2 0.505 0.932 0.777 1.243 1.904 5.323 Flow area in bypass,m2 0.229 0.424 0.354 0.566 3.268 4.841

Control rod number 13 24 20 32 48 137

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Nodalization of the core cells and CVs

Axial nodalization of Reactor core and lower plenum

15 axial segment& 5 rings in MT 77 core cells in total

5 core channels& 5 bypass channels

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Modeling of the Reactor system

Reactor vessel and primary circuit control volume nodalization

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Sketchmap of safety systems

Modeling of safety system which available for action

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Modeling of the Reactor Building

Primary&secondary containment nodalization

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Reactor scram completed within 10 s since accident, steam turbine isolated in 2 minutes

RCIC was active to take steam to drive turbine and pump, and inject cooling water into core during 16~42 min&53min~70.65hr since earthquake

On march 12th 4:20 am (13.55hr) ,the cooling water source of RCIC changed from CST to wet well

The first SRV was opened manually at 75.32 hr, and the second SRV was opened manually at 78.55 hr, and closed at 80.22 hr.

At About 77.12 hr, the fire pump started kept injection into the reactor vessel at flow rate of 10kg /s in case when reactor pressure is lower than 0.60MPa.

Steam discharge into the wet well through SRV, and no discharge into dry well

The leakage ratio of containment is set at its design level, when pressure in the containment exceeded its design pressure(0.48 MPa), the leakage ratio will increase 10 times.

There is an opening between atmosphere of SC and the TORUS room, sensitive analysis will be made depending on different size of opening area.

No containment vent operation were assumed during first 96 hr

Specific assumptions for FUKISHIMA I-2 SBO scenario

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Additional Assumptions in SBO multi-cases simulation

Sensitive study are performed on the impact of : 1) opening area between SC and TORUS room

2) RCIC stop time

to evolution of severe accident and radioactive source term released

RCIC status opening size

RCIC stop time=70.65 hr

RCIC stop time=66.80 hr

D=1in Case 1 Case 4

D=2in Case 2 Case 5

D=3in Case 3 Case 6

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Benchmark of simulated SBO events

LOCAL TIME Real Time

table (hr)

Simulated Time table (hr)

SIMULATION EVENT

31114:46 0.0 0 EARTHQUAKE

14:47 0.017 0.003 REACTOR SCRAM

14:50 0.27 0.27 RCIC manually turned on

15:28 0.68 0.68 RCIC trip

15:39 0.87 0.87 RCIC starts

15:41 0.92 0.9 Station blackout

312NA NA 13.55 RCIC suction-wetwell

31411:36 66.80 70.65/66.80 RCIC stops

17:17 67.5 72.7 Reactor water level reach TAF

16:34 73.6 74.4 SRV 1 opens

NA 73.7 75.8 Water level reach BAF

NA NA 76 Zr-steam reaction initiate

NA NA 76.03 Repture of fuel claddings

19:54 77.12 77.12 Seawater injection starts

21:00 78.55 78.55 SRV 2 opens

21:20 80.22 80.22 SRV 2 closes

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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

0 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 78 84 90 96

Reactor Pressure (MPa)

time(hr)

analysis-case1 analysis-case2 anslysis-case3 measure value RCIC actuation

RCIC close

1 SRV open

sea water injection

2nd SRV open

Reactor pressure(case1~3)

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Water level&H2 mass from metal-steam reactor(case1~3)

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96

H2 generation(kg)

Reactor water level (m)

time(hr)

reactor water level_case1 reacter water level_case2 reactor water level_case3 reactor water level_measure value

H2 generation_case1 the top of core

the bottom of core

L8

L2

RCIC actuation

RCIC stop

sea water injection SRV open

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Containment pressure(case1~3)

0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1 1,2

0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96

Primary Containment Vessel pressure (MPa)

time (hr)

analysis value_case1 analysis value_case2 anslysis value_case3 measure value

SRV open RCIC stop

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Containment temperature(case1)

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Reactor pressure(case4~6)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

0 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 78 84 90 96

Reactor Pressure (MPa)

time(hr)

analysis-case4 analysis-case5 anslysis-case6 measure value RCIC actuation

RCIC stop

1rst SRV

sea water injection

2nd SRV open

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0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96

H2 generation(kg)

Reactor water level (m)

time(hr)

reactor water level_case4 reacter water level_case5 reactor water level_case6 reactor water level_measure value

H2 generation_case4 the top of core

the bottom of core

L8

L2

RCIC actuation

RCIC stop

sea water injection SRV open

Water level&H2 mass from metal-steam reactor(case4¬6)

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0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1 1,2

0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96

Primary Containment Vessel pressure (MPa)

time (hr)

analysis value_case4 analysis value_case5 anslysis value_case6

SRV open

Containment pressure(case4~6)

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Fraction of Radioactive radionuclide released into environment by 96 hr(case1~6)

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Highlighted results of simulation

Value

Parameter(unit)

case1 case2 case3 case4 case5 case6 Oxidization fraction

of zircaloy(%)

53 44 18 64 25 21

Time of deflagration occurred

80.6 90.3 N/A 79.7 76 80.1

First release time of FP from clading

76 76.1 76.1 73.8 73.9 74

Total mess of H2 generaction

970 775 340 1279 460 380

Failure time of vessel(hr)

N/A N/A N/A 90.8 N/A N/A Failure time of

support plant(hr)

N/A N/A N/A 80 N/A N/A

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Discussion and Outlook

the MELCOR has generally good performance on simulation of full range of accident evolution trend, except for its limitation on

modeling of bubble physics in subcooled pool and work &

condensing process of steam in RCIC system.

The early exhaust of CST water make RCIC cooling water source switch to Suppression Pool, and become gradually unavailable

when SC water turned saturated, finally lead to core uncovered from boiling off.

Around 2 hrs before the cooling water by fire pump was able to be injected into the reactor, the core damage started at around 75 hr and get degraded severely within 2 hrs.

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Discussion and Outlook(cont’d)

The containment has high possibility of connected to the

environment with big opening area from the beginning, but most of the FP aerosol phase was discharged through SRV and retained within suppression pool successfully. And owing to this reason, the mitigation of the radioactive risk to environment was fulfilled.

Fukushima accident event progression and plant response could be a very good reference example and have higher requirements for PSA people to make improvement on current studies (f.e. extend accident progression analysis from 24 hours to several days,

screening of external events more carefully)

With more information of plant details available, more complex nodalization will be employed in the SA simulation, and more

sensitive and uncertainty analysis will be performed, to reproduce the plant severe accident evolution in a more reasonable way.

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