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23:11 Mar 14, 2011 |
Bulgarian to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering: Industrial | |||||
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non-emergency switch off/turning off without failure Explanation: В технически ръководства съм срещала и "switching off" за "изключване". |
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Fail-safe shutdown/scram (system) Explanation: US website: These reactors have fail-safe shutdown systems that monitor facility conditions, and before an unsafe condition occurs, control rods can be used to rapidly reduce the reactor power level. There are also redundant systems to shut down a reactor to provide added protection of the public. http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/fact-sheets/re... US website: All U.S. nuclear power plant reactor designs incorporate a fail-safe SCRAM* feature. Simply, the control rods are spring-loaded to the fully-inserted position, which instantly shuts down the nuclear reaction. In the absence of an operator command, electrical power failure will instantly drop the rods and shut down the reactor in about 4 seconds. http://www.livinglakecountry.com/blogs/communityblogs/450121... |
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non-emergency shutdown Explanation: При МПСУТП(микропроцесорните системи за управление на технологичните процеси) имат 4 извънредни последователности HOLD, RESTART, SHUTDOWN, EMERGENCY SHUT DOWN. Съответно, първата е да върне процеса в технологичните параметри, втората да рестартира технологичния процес, тратата е когато има опасност от авария да се спре инсталацията, а четвъртата е когато аварията е неизбежна, системата така да управлява инсталацията, че колкото си може по-малко поражения да има. Следователно, безаварийно изключване ще е non-emergency shutdown |
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