Abstract

New 2012 edition of JSME code for design and construction of fast reactors (FRs code) was published by Japan society of mechanical engineers (JSME). Main topic of the current JSME FRs code 2012 edition is registration of the two new materials, 316FR and Mod.9Cr-1Mo steel. Besides the allowable strength values and material properties were standardized for the registration, the design margins for the new materials to the rules for the components and piping serviced at elevated temperature described in the JSME FRs code were assessed. To confirm the design margins, a series of the assessment program for the new materials to the conventional design rules was performed using the evaluation of the experimental data and finite element analysis. Namely, the design margin including the evaluation procedure of creep-fatigue damage, strain range and the others were assessed based on the background concept of the conventional JSME FRs code. Since a number of the evaluation procedures described in the JSME FRs code were investigated, a several topical assessments of these are reported in this paper. Besides the assessed results of the evaluation of the accumulated creep-fatigue damage and enhanced creep strain are reported, the assessments results of the design margin including the concept of the elastic follow-up originally applied in the JSME FRs code were covered in this paper. Through these assessments, the enough design margins for new materials to the rules were confirmed.

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