GB/T 13632.2-2006
ActiveMeasurements for monitoring adequate cooling within the core of pressurized light water reactors Part 2: Instrumentation requirements during cold shutdown
监督压水堆堆芯充分冷却的测量要求 第2部分：冷停堆期间监测仪表的要求
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the instrumentation requirements for monitoring adequate cooling in the core of pressurized light water reactors during cold shutdown conditions. It is applied in nuclear power plant operations to ensure that temperature, pressure, and water level measurements remain reliable when the reactor is not at full power, supporting safety assessments and operational procedures. The standard is used by nuclear engineers and safety regulators to verify that monitoring systems function correctly during maintenance, refueling, or other cold shutdown states.
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