Method for replacing a through-tube of the vessel bottom head of

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376254, 376250, 2940208, G21C 13036

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ABSTRACT:
The tube to be replaced is extracted and an internal surface of the bottom head (1b) is then machined around the through opening (10), a hollow shell (20) is attached and fixed on the machined surface (15) of the bottom head (1b), around the through opening (10), by welding along a peripheral edge (19), the hollow shell is bored in order to produce a passage hole (24) through its wall, in extension of the through opening (10) and a welding bevel (23). A replacement through-tube (18) is fixed on the wall of the hollow shell (20) by depositing a welding metal (25) in the bevel (23). The invention applies in particular to the replacement of vessel bottom head penetrations of a pressurized water nuclear reactor.

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Abstracts of Japan, JP-A-2 098 696 Hitachi, Apr. 1990.

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