Nuclear Power Reactor Safety¶
Lewis, E. E. (1977). Nuclear Power Reactor Safety. Wiley.
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Primes¶
- Containment
- Bounded isolation of an entity, process, hazard, or condition within a defined perimeter to prevent its spread or uncontrolled interaction with the surrounding environment, as Lewis (1977) develops in the context of multi-barrier defense-in-depth for nuclear reactor safety.
This sourceFoundational text on nuclear reactor safety: develops the multi-barrier defense-in-depth approach and pathway-resolved release-fraction analysis showing that escape across containment barriers depends on pressure gradients and pathway permeability, distinct from the static existence of a boundary or threshold.
- Bounded isolation of an entity, process, hazard, or condition within a defined perimeter to prevent its spread or uncontrolled interaction with the surrounding environment, as Lewis (1977) develops in the context of multi-barrier defense-in-depth for nuclear reactor safety.
- Escape and Leakage
- Escape-and-leakage specifically concerns flows across boundaries driven by pressure gradients, not merely the existence of a boundary or crossing condition, as Lewis (1977) emphasizes in his treatment of containment barriers and pathway-resolved release fractions in nuclear power reactor safety.
This sourceFoundational text on nuclear containment whose chapters on accident containment and releases of radioactive materials develop pathway-resolved release-fraction analysis, showing escape across containment barriers depends on pressure gradients and pathway permeability, distinct from the static existence of a boundary.
- Escape-and-leakage specifically concerns flows across boundaries driven by pressure gradients, not merely the existence of a boundary or crossing condition, as Lewis (1977) emphasizes in his treatment of containment barriers and pathway-resolved release fractions in nuclear power reactor safety.
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