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Nuclear Engineering and Design
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State of the art of water chemistry of Japanese BWRs

Authors: Kenkichi Ishigure;

State of the art of water chemistry of Japanese BWRs

Abstract

Nuclear power generation is now one of the most important technologies in the energy supply in Japan. The operational experience of nuclear power plants for more than 20 years in Japan has shown that water chemistry is a key technology for safer and more economical operation of nuclear power plants. Extensive efforts have been made in the field of water chemistry to achieve the targets of radiation field control, to keep the integrities of piping and fuel elements and to reduce the radioactive waste generation. This paper briefly describes the present status of Japanese water chemistry technology with the main emphasis placed on BWRs.

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