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Using SmartPlant Technology to Support Engineering and Radiation Survey for Nuclear Decommissioning A Case Study of the Beloyarskaya Nuclear Power Plant in Russia Dmitry Dorobin Alexander Semenov

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Page 1: Using smart plant technology to support engineering and radiation survey for nuclear decommissioning

Using SmartPlant Technology to Support

Engineering and Radiation Survey for Nuclear

Decommissioning

A Case Study of the Beloyarskaya Nuclear Power Plant in Russia

Dmitry Dorobin

Alexander Semenov

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NEOLANT distributed engineering process

Requirements

General

layout

P&ID and

other

schematic

(2D)

Collision detection (3D)

Civil and

structural

Equipment

design Process

design

DrawingsInformation model

Moscow

Krasnoyarsk

Kaliningrad Stavropol

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Leningradskaya NPP Smolenskaya NPPKurskaya NPP

NEOLANT: Completed projects

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Реализованные проекты

Beloyarskaya NPP Bilibinskaya NPP Novovoronegskaya

NPP

NEOLANT: Completed projects

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Реализованные проекты

Kolskaya NPP Nuclear fuel

recreation

Nuclear fuel

creation

NEOLANT: Completed projects

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INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

(IMS) FOR NPP DECOMMISSION

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NPP typical life cycle in Russia

1966

Project start

1973

NPP work

start

2003

End of projected

life cycle

2018

End of prolonged life

cycle

2010

2023

Turning NPP to the

nuclear safe state.

Getting the license for

decommissioning.

Projecting and

building Projected life

cycle

Prolonged life

cycle

yearsyears

years

Decommission process (>50 years)

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Russian nuclear plants

Status map for 2020:

legend:

In original operation license

Prolonged operation license

Plant shut down

KolNPP

LNPP

SNPP KaNPP

KNPP

NNPP

BiNPP

“MAYAK”

Siberian Chemical PlantBelNPP

Mining-chemical plant

BalNPP

RNPP

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Original drawing example

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3D-model

P&ID drawing

NPP component

Attributes

Design drawings

Physical component information model (IMS)

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Integration process

InterBridge adapter

IMS – SPF based

SmartPlant Adapter

Autodesk

Civil 3DAutodesk

Civil

Autodesk Inventor/

Bentley MicrostationSP3D

Sm

art

Pla

ntA

dapte

r

SPPID, SPEL

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IMS FOR SMOLENSKAYA NPP (SNPP)

DECOMMISSIONING

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As-build process diagrams in SPPID

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General layout in Autodesk Civil

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Process physical design in SP3D

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Civil and structural design in Autodesk Revit

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Reactor detailed model in Autodesk Inventor

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Combined SNPP decommissioning IMS

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Physical breakdown structure

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• NPP site

• NPP

• Building

• Structural unit

• Level

• structural components

(columns, slabs, walls, etc)

• Room

• process components

(equipment, pipes, etc)

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Civil and structural part of information model

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Plant physical location structure modeled in SPF

down to floor, level and room plans

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PBS and physical breakdown structure meet at

component level

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Component 3D and 2D representation

(schematics drawings) are interrelated

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Visualization of queries and reports in 2D/3D

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IMS USAGE IN OPERATION PHASE,

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR, ETC

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IMS functions and architecture for operations

IMS functions

Data exchange with

prime design contractor

using 3D

Data exchange with

existing systems

NPP

Change

management

EAM CMMS SCADA

Operational

tasks

HR management

Safety/security

Materials

Fire safety

Radiating safety

Trainings

Equipment models

Radioactive waste

volume

Engineering and

Radiation Survey

NPP

configuration

data

structuralization

Archive

As-build 3D

model

NPP

components

characteristic

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Data exchange with prime design contractor using 3D

Changed 3D model and data

Modification or repair issue

NPP

Prime design contractor

Design IMS

Operation IMS

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Operational and maintenance (for example weld

inspection management)

It's easy to access all engineering information and inspection's data through 3D model.

There are very important sources of information that require constant monitoring for NPP safety operation: weld conditions for tanks, radioactive drain headers, pipelines and other high-pressure equipment.

IMS based on 3D engineering model is a very powerful tool for collecting, storing and providing an intuitive access to all operational data.

On this slide you can see the result of automatic indication NPP welds based on operational data:

• green - an inspection was done, normal condition

• orange – missing inspection more than 3 days

• red – missing inspection more than 10 days.

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Operational and maintenance (for example weld

inspection management)

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There are very important sources of information that require constant monitoring for NPP safety operation: weld conditions for tanks, radioactive drain headers, pipelines and other high-pressure equipment.

IMS based on 3D engineering model is a very powerful tool for collecting, storing and providing an intuitive access to all operational data.

On this slide you can see the result of automatic indication NPP welds based on operational data:

• green - an inspection was done, normal condition

• orange – missing inspection more than 3 days

• red – missing inspection more than 10 days.

It's easy to access all engineering information and inspection's data through 3D model.

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Operational and maintenance (for example

equipment inspection management)

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On this 3D model you can see turbine island part

There is color marked information about equipment state, that was receive from inspections

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Radiation safety (fixed and mobile radiation

management)

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Radiation safety (fixed measurement points,

real-time measurement and visualization)

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Radiation safety (mobile inspection and

measurement)

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Fire evacuation routes modelling:

The room, where we have troubles, marked red (information was automatically receive from instruments)

Nearest rooms, where personnel works are marked blue.

Evacuation route that personal should use is marked green.

We can quickly get information about every room: fire resistance characteristics, fire-fighting equipment, etc.

This visualization helps to get allinformation for decision to eliminate fire and personal evacuation.

Fire safety

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Personnel training and simulators

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AS-BUILD RADIATION INFORMATION MODEL

FOR DECOMMISSION AND WORK PLANNING

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Creation of as-build and radiation

information model

1. As-build engineering 3D model with the

superimposed radiation situation

2. Actual physical structure of an object

3. Weight and dimensional characteristics, component

materials, other characteristics

4. 360-degree panoramic photo, other data of

comprehensive engineering and radiation survey

5. Electronic documentation archive

6. Intelligent process diagrams

Basic data:

As-build verification (laser

scanning)

Collecting topological

information with a

millimeter accuracy

Recreating as designed engineering

model from existing design and

operational documentation

Gamma scanning

Determining equipment “hot spots”

Radiation monitoring

Plant radiation condition

information

360-degree

panoramic photo

Visualization of real

condition of a plant

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As-build radiation information model life cycle

Plant shut down

The beginning of

decommissioning

Comprehensive engineering

and radiation survey

As-build radiation

information model

Creation

Decommission activities (dismantle, radioactive waste utilization, etc.)

Information is available to all

participants of decommissioning

The model is applied for planning and

simulation of decommission work

Updating

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AS DESIGNED ENGINEERING MODEL

CREATION

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Main original documentation types

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As designed model and electronic archive creation

The raster files

Electronic archive

As design 3D model

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LASER SCANNING

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The applied technologies:

Laser scanning

The main characteristics

Accuracy: from 1 мм

Range: to 2500 м

Scanning time: 2-3 min

Quantity of points: to several million

Laser scanning is a technology providing a people-independent way of obtaining actual reliable topological

information about a condition of an object within shares of millimeter.

It is active applied since the end of the 90th years in such branches as oil and gas industry and metallurgy

when collecting initial information to carrying out modernization and reconstruction of productions.

It was initially developed in France in the late eighties for recovery of documentation to nuclear objects.

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Laser scanning.

As-build model creation technology

Initial object

Cloud of points

As-build 3D modelScan

Cloud of points creation

Binding to uniform

system of coordinates

Cleaning of low-quality

measurements

3D model

actualization

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Laser scanning.

Topological information quality comparison

Leningradskaya NPP turbine island part 3D model

(on the basis of design documentation)

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Leningradskaya NPP turbine island part 3D model

(on the basis of laser scanning)

Laser scanning.

Topological information quality comparison

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In most cases existing plant documentation significantly differs from the actual configuration which causes considerable

disparities of design and actual volumes of the radioactive waste complicating decommissioning

Laser scanning.

Topological information quality comparison

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AS-BUILD RADIATION

IMS AND DECONSTRUCTION WORK PLAN

OF THE BELOYARSKAYA NPP (BNPP)

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As-build radiation IMS and turbine island deconstruction

work plan of Beloyarskaya NPP

The project characteristics

Plant:Turbine island of units

1,2 of Beloyarsk NPP

Customer:

Joint Stock Company

«Research &

Demonstration Center

Decommission Nuclear

Reactors»

Work time: 2013

Duration of scanning: 1 week

Duration of creation of

IMS of a turbine island

(including work plan):

3 month

Cost: ~2 million $50

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Beloyarskaya NPP turbine island

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Beloyarskaya NPP laser scanning

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Beloyarskaya NPP turbine island as-build IMS

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Beloyarskaya NPP turbine island as-build IMS

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Beloyarskaya NPP turbine island as-build IMS

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Beloyarskaya NPP turbine island real condition

(360 degree panoramic photo with hyperlink)

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The gamma survey of Beloyarskaya NPP turbine island

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Results of measurements of a radiation background in rooms of the turbine island on elevation level +3.800, +4.050, +5.500

Integration of comprehensive engineering and radiation survey data into 3D engineering model. Points of radiation control

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Integration of comprehensive engineering and radiation survey data into IMS. Points of radiation control

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Integration of comprehensive engineering and radiation survey data into IMS. Points of radiation control

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Comprehensive engineering and radiation survey data

integration into IMS. Equipment “hot spots”

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Based on all this data about equipment, piping,

structure and others the following calculation can be

done:

• radioactive waste volume according to

categories: high-level, middle-level and low-

level radioactive waste.

• radioactive decontaminant volume and liquid

radioactive waste volume.

• radioactive waste volume specifications.

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Decommission scheduling and simulation using as-build

radiation IMS

Initial state - Before dismantle Final state – After equipment removal

Work plan to dismantle of the main equipment, pipelines and piping components of a turbine unit No. 1 of Beloyarsk NPP

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THANK YOU

FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

Dmitry Dorobin:

[email protected]

Alexander Semenov:

[email protected]

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