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ASME 58.22:2014
Requirements for Low Power and Shutdown Probabilistic Risk Assessment [Standard for Trial Use]
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Designation standards: ASME 58.22:2014
Publication date standards: 2017
SKU: NS-998936
The number of pages: 299
Approximate weight : 928 g (2.05 lbs)
Country: American technical standard
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Annotation of standard text ASME 58.22:2014 :
This standard sets forth the requirements for Low Power and Shutdown (LPSD) probabilistic risk assessments (PRA) and for LPSD Qualitative Risk Assessments (QLRA), both of which are used to support risk-informeb. This standard also prescribes a method for applying those parts of the requirements as necessary to support specific applications. The discussion of requirements for LPSD PRAs is presented in Parts 1 through 10, and the discussion of the method for applying them is presented in Section 1.3. These requirements would be used for applications requiring quantitative risk-informed insights during low power and shutdown conditions. The discussion of requirements and a method for applying them for LPSD QLRA are presented in Part 11. These requirements would be used for applications in which qualitative risk-informed insights suffice, such as for plant configuration control during shutdown conditions.
Desc: 58.22
ISBN: 9780791871980
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