GB/T 41090-2021
ActiveGeneral design requirements of pressurized water reactor nuclear power plants with active safety systems
能动安全系统压水堆核电厂总设计要求
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the general design requirements for pressurized water reactor (PWR) nuclear power plants that utilize active safety systems, covering aspects such as safety functions, system configuration, and operational reliability. It is applied in the engineering design and construction of commercial PWR nuclear power plants in China, particularly those relying on active components like pumps and valves for emergency core cooling and residual heat removal. The standard ensures that these plants meet national nuclear safety regulations and operational performance criteria during design, licensing, and commissioning phases.
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