Secondary coolant purification system with demineralizer bypass

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176 38, 176 40, 176 65, 176 92R, G21C 1932

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and method are provided for a nuclear stream supply system for adequately controlling the chemistry of the secondary coolant. The invention includes means for the addition of volatile chemicals, a full flow condensate demineralizer, continuous blowdown capability, radiation detection means, a condensate demineralizer bypass line, and an auxiliary demineralizer sized to handle full blowdown flow. The auxiliary demineralizer is cut into the system and the steam generator feedwater flow is bypassed around the full flow condensate demineralizer whenever radioactivity is detected in the secondary coolant.

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Power, Eng'g. and Mgt. Sect., Sept. 1955, pp. 75-81.

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