Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

Korea Nuclear Fuel Co., Ltd.

Kepco Nuclear Fuel Co., Ltd.

Nam Gyu Park

Dong Geun Ha

Kyong Bo Eom

Jung Min Suh

Jin Sun Kim

Joon Kyoo Park

Kyeong Lak Jeon

Gi-Jun Gwon

Kyoung Joo Kim

Jin Seok Lee

Seong Soo Kim

Su Pil Ryu

Joo Hong Chun

Jong Sung Yoo

Kwang Man Kim

Young Gi Lee

Kwang Sun Ryu

Soon Ho Chang

Ba Leum Kim

Jun Sik Kim

Sang Chul Oh

Yong Joon Park

Young Sik Hong

Man Gu Kang

Do Gwan Lee

Xiang Lan Wu

System for separating and coupling a nuclear fuel assembly from/to a top nozzle which has a flow channel plate with guide holes. The system includes a lock insert and a separation member. The lock insert includes an insertion part provided on a top portion of a hollow body. The separation member is configured to separate the insertion part from a guide hole. The insertion part is variable in size. The insertion part comprises a first latching member and a second latching member, each having a step which contacts the flow channel plate. The first latching member includes a latching groove which is inserted into a member protruding from the top surface of the flow channel plate. The second latching member contacts a bottom surface of the flow channel plate. The separation member provides a space accommodating an outer circumferential surface of the first latching member.

System including a member configured to separate a lock insert from a guide hole in a top nozzle plate of a nuclear fuel assembly

Disclosed is a system for separating and coupling a top nozzle of a nuclear fuel assembly. There is provided a lock insert configured to support the top nozzle of the nuclear fuel assembly by being coupled to a guide hole provided in a flow channel plate of the top nozzle, the lock insert including: a body in a hollow shape; and an insertion part provided on a top portion of the body and inserted into the guide hole, wherein a circumference of the insertion part is variable in size, thereby being capable of being inserted into the guide hole. Accordingly, disassembly and reassembly of the top nozzle of the nuclear fuel assembly and the lock insert are simplified, thereby simplifying and reducing the number of processes involved therein. Accordingly, the system is effective for maintenance and repair of the nuclear fuel assembly.

System for separating and coupling top nozzle of nuclear fuel assembly

Embodiments of a bottom nozzle of a nuclear fuel assembly provided with flow holes by utilizing a layered aircraft airfoil structure are provided. The bottom nozzle not only increases efficiency of filtering foreign substances by minimizing a size of the flow holes by constituting a shape of flow holes into cross stripes but also prevents coolant water flow velocity drop through prevention of coolant water pressure drop by constituting a lateral sectional shape of the grid frames constituting the cross stripes into an aircraft airfoil type.

Bottom nozzle of nuclear fuel assembly provided with flow holes by utilizing layered aircraft airfoil structure

A top nozzle is provided. The top nozzle can include a coupling plate, a perimeter wall and a hold-down spring unit. The coupling plate can be coupled to a guide thimble of the nuclear fuel assembly. The perimeter wall can protrude upwards from the perimeter of the coupling plate. A spring clamp can be provided on the upper surface of the perimeter wall. The hold-down spring unit can be mounted to the upper surface of the perimeter wall in such a way to couple a corresponding end of the hold-down spring unit to the spring clamp. A fastening pin hole can be vertically formed through an upper surface of the spring clamp. A spring insert hole into which the hold-down spring unit can be inserted and formed by electro-discharge machining in an insert direction of the hold-down spring.

Top nozzle for nuclear fuel assembly having spring insert hole improved in fastening stability and method of manufacturing the same

A guide thimble plug for a nuclear fuel assembly is provided, in which an internal threaded hole is formed through a main body so that the main body is coupled to a bottom nozzle by a screw coupling. An upper insert part is formed in the upper end of the main body. The upper insert part is inserted into a shock absorption tube. A thermal deformation prevention part is formed on the main body below the upper insert part and is recessed inward from the outer surface of the main body such that, when the main body is coupled to the guide thimble, a gap is defined between the thermal deformation prevention part and the guide thimble. The guide thimble and the shock absorption tube can be reliably fastened to the bottom nozzle, and thermal deformation of the guide thimble can be minimized.

Guide thimble plug for nuclear fuel assembly

A system for controlling priority in a SCA-based application having a plurality of components wherein each of the components has a plurality of ports, includes: a priority component scheduler, interworking with the plurality of components wherein component priority order of the components is arranged therein; and a priority port scheduler that is provided in each of the components including the plurality of the ports which are associated with connections between the components, wherein port priority order of the ports included in each of the components is arranged therein. The priority component scheduler may be generated by using domain profiles in which component priority values of the components are set and the priority port scheduler may be generated by using domain profiles in which port priority values of the ports included in each of the components are set. Further, the domain profiles may be XML files.

System and method for controlling priority in SCA multi-component and multi-port environment

A hold-down spring unit for a top nozzle of a nuclear fuel assembly. The hold-down spring unit is coupled to the upper end of the top nozzle of the nuclear fuel assembly. The hold-down spring unit includes a first spring which provides a hold-down force upon the nuclear fuel assembly under start-up conditions or hot full power conditions of a nuclear reactor, and a second spring which provides an additional hold-down force upon the nuclear fuel assembly under start-up conditions of the nuclear reactor. The hold-down margin under start-up conditions or hot full power conditions is reduced, thus enhancing the mechanical and structural stability of the nuclear fuel assembly.

Method of providing a hold-down force upon a nuclear fuel assembly

A hold-down spring unit for a top nozzle of a nuclear fuel assembly. The hold-down spring unit is coupled to the upper end of the top nozzle of the nuclear fuel assembly. The hold-down spring unit includes a first spring which provides a hold-down force upon the nuclear fuel assembly under start-up conditions and hot full power conditions of a nuclear reactor, and a second spring which provides an additional hold-down force upon the nuclear fuel assembly under start-up conditions of the nuclear reactor. The hold-down margin under start-up conditions and hot full power conditions is reduced, thus enhancing the mechanical and structural stability of the nuclear fuel assembly.

Hold-down spring unit for top nozzle of nuclear fuel assembly having improved hold-down performance and top nozzle for nuclear fuel assembly having the same

A method for controlling quality of service (QoS) in a mobile communication system includes configuring a service model to operate radio resources, based on an application to provide a requested service from a subscriber terminal; forming a QoS profile using the service model; allocating the radio resources for each requested services in accordance with the QoS; providing information on the allocated radio resources to the application; monitoring a condition of the allocated radio resource; and controlling the QoS by reflecting information obtained from the monitored condition.

Method and apparatus for controlling quality of service in mobile communication system

Provided is a method of producing a nanoparticle-filled phase inversion polymer electrolyte. The method includes mixing a nanoparticle inorganic filler and a polymer with a solvent to obtain a slurry; casting the obtained slurry to form a membrane; obtaining an inorganic nanoparticle-filled porous polymer membrane by developing internal pores in the cast membrane using a phase inversion method; and impregnating the inorganic nanoparticle-filled porous polymer membrane with an electrolytic solution. The polymer electrolyte produced using the method can be used in a small lithium secondary battery having a high capacity, thereby providing an excellent battery property.

Method of producing nanoparticle-filled phase inversion polymer electrolyte

A cathode active material for a lithium secondary cell used in a cellular phone is disclosed. The cathode active material for the lithium secondary cell and the method the same having a high capacity and a long lifetime, different from LiCoOand LiMnO, Li(Ni, Co)O, and V-system oxide that has been researched as the active material for substituting LiCoOare provided. The cathode active material for the lithium secondary cell in the next formula 1 is obtained by heating or chemically treating diadochite [Fe(PO)(SO)(OH).6HO] that is the mineral containing PO, SO, and OH.LiFeM(PO)(SO)(OH)&#x2003;&#x2003;(1) In the formula, M is at least one element selected from a radical consisting of Mg, Ti, Cr, Mn, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, Al, and Si, with 0&#x2266;a, c&#x2266;0.5, 1&#x2266;b&#x2266;2, 0.5&#x2266;x, y, z&#x2266;1.5.

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Daejeon, South Korea

Nam Gyu Park