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SIMULATION STUDY OF THE DIGITAL TEMPERATURE SENSOR OPERATION IN CASE OF A NON-STANDARD MECHANICAL IMPACT OF THE NPP EQUIPMENT
Author(s) -
Yu.M. Bikovsky,
Oleg Derevianko,
V. V. Levchenko,
Aleksey Yurevich Pogosov
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
problems of atomic science and technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.216
H-Index - 17
eISSN - 1562-6016
pISSN - 1682-9344
DOI - 10.46813/2020-128-098
Subject(s) - reset (finance) , nuclear power plant , signal (programming language) , nuclear power , computer science , power (physics) , steam turbine , automotive engineering , electrical engineering , mechanical engineering , engineering , ecology , physics , quantum mechanics , nuclear physics , financial economics , economics , biology , programming language
The article presents the results of an experimental study relevant to the effective organization of temperature control of thermomechanical equipment at nuclear power plants (turbines, pumps, steam generators, deaerators, etc.). Bench studies of the reaction of the DS18B20 digital intelligent temperature sensor, which is supposed to be introduced at Ukrainian nuclear power plants, to the application of external compression force to its body, which may occur under conditions typical for the operation of equipment operating at nuclear power plants, have been carried out. An electrical circuit diagram has been developed for a reset signal simulation device (for bench modeling of a sensor application system). The issues of identifying a sign in the sensor output signal informing about the effect of an external compression force on its body are considered. The technique of bench experiments and processing of research results necessary to address the issue of introducing new digital measuring equipment for temperature control of thermomechanical equipment of nuclear power plants is given.

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