Abstract
An experimental study has been carried out on gas transfer from a gaseous volume compensator to a vessel, filled with water and periodically heated then cooled, having parameters typical of the primary circuit coolant in the NSSS of a water-moderated, water-cooled power reactor. It has been proved by experiment that the working gas concentration in a periodically heated then cooled primary circuit coolant can be higher than the gas concentration in the water in the compensators. During the operation of the NSSS of a water-moderated, water-cooled power reactor, circumstances exist in which the working gas concentration in the volume compensator in the primary circuit coolant system may be higher than in the water in the volume compensators.
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