Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Ryoichi Kawakami

Shingo Nishida

Masaaki Katayama

Kazuo Hirota

Kengo Shimamura

Makoto Iwasaki

Koichi Tanimoto

Tomoyuki Inoue

Yoshiyuki Kondo

Kohei Yamamoto

Naoki Ono

Masatsugu Monde

Toshiyuki Mizutani

Tomohito Nakamori

Masahito Matsubara

Itaru Muroya

Toshifumi Nariai

Tetsuya Arikawa

Tomoya Nakagawa

Tomonori Mineno

A sealing device includes a movable part which is fixed to a shaft penetrating a wall of a vessel and is movable with the shaft, the vessel being configured to include an interior space, a first bellows part which has a first end fixed to the vessel and a second end fixed to the movable part, for sealing a penetrated portion of the vessel by the shaft, a second bellows part which is disposed opposite to the first bellows part across the movable part, and has a first end disposed on a side of the first bellows part and fixed to the movable part, and a second end fixed to a stationary member, and a communication path for causing an interior space of the first bellows part and an interior space of the second bellows part to communicate with each other.

Sealing device and drive apparatus including the same

A method for analyzing a heat exchanger includes a structural model creation step (S) of creating a structural model of a heat exchanger; a iron-linear model creation step (S) of creating a iron-linear model in which a non-linear spring element in an out-of-plane direction, in which a load is generated only at me time of contact between a heat transfer tube and an anti-vibration member, is applied to an opposing portion between the heat transfer tube and the anti-vibration member in a structural model, and a load distribution acquisition step (S) of performing analysis in which a load in the out-of-plane direction is applied to the non-linear model to acquire load distribution of the heat exchanger from a value of the load in each opposing portion.

Method for analyzing heat exchanger

A supporting force inspection device for inspecting a supporting force of a vibration suppression member interposed between bend portions of a plurality of heat transfer tubes of a steam generator includes: an acceleration sensor for detecting a vibration state of the bend portion; a sensor holding part disposed inside the heat transfer tube and configured to hold the acceleration sensor; and a vibration force generation part configured to generate a vibration force for vibrating the heat transfer tube along a plane in which a curvature circle of the bend portion exists. The vibration force generation part is configured to cooperate with the sensor holding part and vibrate the heat transfer tube along the plane in which the curvature circle exists.

Supporting force inspection device and supporting force inspection method

There is provided a contact force evaluation method for evaluating a contact force against a supporting member of a tube bundle positioned in a fluid and supported by the supporting member, including a contact force setting step of setting a contact force of the tube bundle, a probability density function calculation step of calculating a probability density function of a reaction force received by the supporting member from the tube bundle in response to a predetermined input, using a vibration analysis model of the tube bundle and the supporting member, a probability calculation step of calculating a probability that a reaction force equal to or higher than the set contact force occurs, based on the calculated probability density function, and an evaluation step of evaluating the set contact force, based on the calculated probability.

Contact force evaluation method

The steam generator includes: a water supply channel for supplying a secondary coolant to a tube bundle outer casing with the secondary coolant being isolated from the recirculating secondary coolant; a recirculating secondary coolant injection section for injecting the recirculating secondary coolant toward a high temperature-side heat transfer tube bundle; and a supplied secondary coolant injection section for injecting the secondary coolant supplied from the water supply channel toward a low temperature-side heat transfer tube bundle. The recirculating secondary coolant injection section and the supplied secondary coolant injection section being disposed in the tube bundle outer casing on the side toward the tube plate. The recirculating secondary coolant injection section and the supplied secondary coolant injection section are defined such that, of the secondary coolant and the recirculating secondary coolant, the coolant having a higher relative flow rate than the other flows at a lower velocity.

Steam generator

A steam generator having a heat transfer tube group formed of a plurality of U-shaped heat transfer tubes; an annular channel formed to cover the circumference of the heat transfer tube group; the annular channel having an opening that communicates with the heat transfer tube group; a water supply unit disposed at an upper portion of the annular channel and supplies water to a descending-side portion; a steam/water separator disposed above the heat transfer tube group; and an air bubble removing member for removing air bubbles provided in the annular channel.

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Tokyo, Japan

Ryoichi Kawakami