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An Expert System Development for Operating Procedure Monitoring of PWR Plants
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Approaches or Methods of Security Engineering Workshop
An Expert System Development for Operating Procedure Monitoring of PWR Plants
Malrey Lee1 , Eun-ser Lee2 , HeeJo Kang3 and HeeSook Kim4 
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School of Electronics & Information Engineering, Chonbuk National University, 664-14, DeokJin-dong, JeonJu, ChonBuk, |
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TQMS, 370 Dangsan-dong 3ga, Youngdeungpo-gu, Seoul, Korea |
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Division of Computer & Multimedia Contents Engineering, Mokwon University, |
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Dep.of Multimedia Asan Information Polytechnic College, |
Abstract
An expert system for operating-procedure monitoring during plant startup, from cold shutdown to power operation, has been chosen as the object of this study. The knowledge base for the system is principally derived from the written form of the standard procedures. The programmed procedures of the system are displayed on a CRT screen to assist the operators  understanding. The main features of the system include the following: (1) computerization of the procedures for checking the initial conditions, the precautions, and the operational procedures; (2) plant status monitoring to detect any plant malfunctions or to help with the operators  decision-making; (3) the provision of access to technical specifications of the CRT screen at any time during plant operation; and (4) easy prediction of the estimated critical point prior to reactor criticality, without complicated hand calculation. The results of system verification indicate that the system performs the intended functions, and can be used as an effective tool to minimize the operators  burden during plant startup.
Keywords: Expert systems, general operating procedures, PWR, knowledge bases.
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