COURSECA$177
Water Chemistry in Nuclear Reactor Coolants
Master the intricacies of water chemistry to enhance safety and efficiency in nuclear reactor operations.
1 hour 4(20 ratings)
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CA$88
AUTHOR(S)
Dr. Michael Johnson
Professor of Nuclear Engineering
About this course
Water Chemistry in Nuclear Reactor Coolants is an advanced course tailored for students and professionals in nuclear engineering and related fields. This course provides an in-depth understanding of the chemical processes and monitoring techniques essential for maintaining the integrity and efficiency of nuclear reactors.
Key topics include:
- The importance of water chemistry in nuclear reactors, including pressurized water reactors (PWRs), boiling water reactors (BWRs), and CANDU reactors.
- Detailed examination of chemical parameters such as pH, conductivity, and the concentration of corrosion products.
- Techniques for online and offline monitoring of coolant chemistry under high-temperature conditions.
- Methods to control corrosion and mitigate the formation of hazardous by-products.
- Case studies on the application of chemical monitoring in operational nuclear plants.
Students will gain practical knowledge through theoretical lessons and real-world examples, enabling them to understand and apply water chemistry principles to enhance reactor safety and performance. The course prepares students to address the complexities of water chemistry in nuclear reactors, equipping them with the skills needed for careers in nuclear power plant operation and safety management.
This course includes:
1 hours on-demand video
Beginner level
No preparation required
Published At Jul 4, 2024
Certificate of completion
No prerequisites
1 year access
Updated At Aug 8, 2024