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IEEE 497
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IEEE 497 2016 Edition, May 15, 2016 Criteria for Accident Monitoring Instrumentation for Nuclear Power Generating Stations
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The standard applies to instrumentation intended for use during anticipated operational occurrences (AOO), design basis events (DBE), and design extension conditions (DEC) including severe accidents.
This standard defines severe accidents as a subset of design extension conditions during which fuel damage has occurred. Operationally, severe accidents and design extension conditions without fuel damage are distinguished by the procedures and guidelines used to manage the event, with emergency operating procedures (EOP) used for design extension conditions without fuel damage and severe accident mitigation guidelines (SAMG) used for severe accidents (see Annex C).
The standard is to be applied to instruments designated for severe accidents (Type F variables); however, use of non-designated instruments during a severe accident is not precluded if these instruments are available and can aid in the accident mitigation. Design extension conditions that are not severe accidents are not covered by this standard.
This standard is intended to be used for both new plant designs and major modifications or upgrades of existing nuclear power generating stations. The standard can be applied to various reactor types used for power generation; however, development of the standard focused on light water reactors and application of the standard to reactor technologies beyond light water reactors should be evaluated prior to initial use.
This standard defines severe accidents as a subset of design extension conditions during which fuel damage has occurred. Operationally, severe accidents and design extension conditions without fuel damage are distinguished by the procedures and guidelines used to manage the event, with emergency operating procedures (EOP) used for design extension conditions without fuel damage and severe accident mitigation guidelines (SAMG) used for severe accidents (see Annex C).
The standard is to be applied to instruments designated for severe accidents (Type F variables); however, use of non-designated instruments during a severe accident is not precluded if these instruments are available and can aid in the accident mitigation. Design extension conditions that are not severe accidents are not covered by this standard.
This standard is intended to be used for both new plant designs and major modifications or upgrades of existing nuclear power generating stations. The standard can be applied to various reactor types used for power generation; however, development of the standard focused on light water reactors and application of the standard to reactor technologies beyond light water reactors should be evaluated prior to initial use.