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Assessment of Possible Resources and Selection of Preparatory Sites for Offshore Wind Farm around Korean Peninsula (국내 해역의 해상풍력 가능자원 평가 및 예비부지 선정)

  • Kim, Ji-Young;Kang, Keum-Seok;Oh, Ki-Yong;Lee, Jun-Shin;Ryu, Moo-Sung
    • New & Renewable Energy
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    • v.5 no.2
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    • pp.39-48
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    • 2009
  • Recently, developing the offshore wind farm in Korean peninsula is widely understood as essential to achieve the national target for the renewable energy. As part of national plan, KEPRI (Korea electric power research institute) is performing the front running project for the offshore wind farm development that is dedicated to investigate the possible resources based on the economy considering current technological status. It also includes the selection of the first sea area among candidates and optimal design of the offshore wind farm, etc. In this paper the interim results of the project are summarized that the possible capacity for the offshore wind farm can be estimated conservatively around 18 GW regarding the wind power class, sea depth and social constraint. The five western sea areas near Taean, Gunsan, Gochang, Yeonggwang, Sinan were chosen for the candidating sites. Detailed analysis for these sites will be conducted to finalize the first-going offshore wind farm in Korea.

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The Criticality Analysis of Spent Fuel Pool with Consolidated Fuel in KNU 9 & 10 (조밀화 집합체로 중간저장하는 경우 원자력 발전소 9, 10호기의 사용 후 핵연료 저장조의 임계분석)

  • Jae, Moo-Sung;Park, Goon-Cherl;Chung, Chang-Hyun;Jang, Jong-Hwa
    • Nuclear Engineering and Technology
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    • v.20 no.1
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    • pp.27-34
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    • 1988
  • Since the lack of the spent fuel storage capcity has been expected for all Korean nuclear power plants in the mid-1990s, the maximum density rack (MDR) with consolidated fuels can be proposed to overcome the shortage of the storage capacity in KNU 9 & 10 which have most limited capacities. To ensure the safety when the alternatives are applied in the KNU 9 & 10, the multiplication factor are calculated with varying the rack pitch and the thickness of consolidated storage box by the AMPX-KENO IV codes. The computing system is verified by the benchmark calculation with criticality experiments for arrays of consolidated fuel modules, which was reported by B & W in 1981. Also an abnormal condition, i.e. malposition accident, is simulated. The results indicate that the KNU 9 & 10 storage pools with consolidated fuel are safe in the view of the criticality. Thus the storage capacity can be expanded from 9/3 cores into 27/3 cores even with considering equipments and cooling spaces.

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