Method of exchanging a nozzle passing through a cover of a nucle

Induced nuclear reactions: processes – systems – and elements – Handling of fission reactor component structure within...

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2940208, 29446, G21C 1300

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054043824

ABSTRACT:
After some time incipient cracks may occur in nozzles welded directly into a reactor pressure vessel cover for guiding a control rod, which make it necessary to exchange the nozzles. A method is provided for exchanging the nozzles which changes the structure of the cover little during removal and accomplishes low-stress installation. According to the method, the nozzles are installed with prestressing. An annular surface is introduced from the inside of the cover coaxially to the through-bore and a supporting surface is introduced from the outside of the cover, which surfaces serve for applying the prestressing force and arresting the same.

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