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Information × Registration Number 0212U002861, 0110U004276 , R & D reports Title Extension of lifetime and increasing of reliability of aging equipment of NPP primary circuit with WWER-1000 reactors by optimization of water chemistry popup.stage_title Head Petelguzov Ivan Antonovich, Registration Date 21-02-2012 Organization National Science Center "Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology popup.description2 Corrosion data for stainless steels 06Cr18Ni10Ti, 08Cr18Ni10Ti, 12Cr18Ni10Ti and zirconium alloys in medium with composition of WWER-1000 primary coolant with additives of Zn and Al during 1500 and 1300 hours respectively were obtained. Corrosion kinetics of stainless steels is characterized by rapid mass gain at the beginning and the subsequent decrease of mass gain or even mass loss. The appearance of oxidized stainless steels surface is uniform with precipitates of individual crystallites. It was shown that corrosion rate slightly depends on composition of materials and concentration of additives. Corrosion rate was slow in all cases. Influence of Zn and Al on corrosion process is insignificant, but the period of test is too short for correct ascertainment of corrosion process mechanisms and formation of oxide scales on stainless steels. SEM showed that surface of 08Cr18Ni10Ti specimens possess the highest uniformity after tests with addition of Zn. Zirconium alloys tube specimens for fuel cladding were oxidized with the formation of defensive oxide films and corrosion kinetics is characterized by cubic law. Some increase of mass gain on zirconium alloys specimens was observed after tests with 0,03 mg/dm3 Al addition. But for exact ascertainment of this fact tests should be continued. Works on phase 2 of “Resource” were implemented in full accordance with the approved schedule. Product Description popup.authors Грицина В.М. Зуйок В.А. Зуйок В.А. Красноруцький В.С. Петельгузов Іван Антонович Рудь Р.О. Слабоспицька О.О. Татарінов В.Р. Трет'яков М.В. Черняева Т.П. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close