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   The Analysis Of Oscillations In Models Of Heat-Hydraulic Systems   [View] 
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 Author(s)   I. A. Zolotukhin 
 Abstract   In this work, we examine the questions of diagnostics of heat-hydraulic systems of nuclear power stations with the purpose of revealing of the oscillatory modes, which represent danger to the equipment. On the basis of analogies between hydraulic and electric processes, the electric models of elements of hydraulic system are made. Heat-hydraulic systems are simulated with the help of multi-circuit electric systems with variable parameters. Nonlinear nature of real systems is taken into account. During the research work it was determined that oscillations have parametric nature. We examine three-contour electric circuit with variable capacity. For the analysis of oscillations the special programs realized in LabVIEW is created. The threshold characteristic is received and the conditions of stimulation of the parametrical oscillations arising in multi-circuit models are determined. It is registered that the parametric oscillations arise at the frequencies of capacity’s variation close to heterodyne frequencies of the system (doubled resonance frequencies, sum of resonance frequencies). The twocontour nonlinear electric model of heat-hydraulic system is worked out. We consider the mode of nonlinear restriction of amplitude of oscillations. The special program in LabVIEW for the analysis of the oscillations’ dynamic is created. The frequency characteristics of multi-circuit systems are constructed, and spectral structure of the oscillations is analyzed. It is registered that the nonlinear nature of the system brings positive effect to the appearing events. It reduces the probability of damage of expensive equipment at power stations and consequently reduces the probability of accident at nuclear power plants. 
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 Date   Last modified 2006-02-16 by System