FUN 2 EO: 1.4-c - Radiation Protection Tech.

FUN 2 EO: 1.4-c

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Which radiological precaution is associated with PZR insulation removal/install?

High Radiation Area, high contamination levels, and the potential for > 1 DAC airborne

High contamination levels only

Potential for > 1 DAC airborne only

High Radiation Area only

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Which radiological precaution is associated with reactor coolant pump seal replacement?

High Radiation Area, high contamination levels and potential for > 1 DAC airborne

Potential for > 1 DAC airborne only

High Radiation Area only

High contamination levels only

3 / 15

What is the primary purpose of the Steam Generators (S/Gs)?

To cool down the primary system

To transfer the heat from the primary system to the secondary system

To regulate the pressure inside the reactor

To generate steam for turbine operation

4 / 15

What happens in the pressurizer when reactor coolant system temperature decreases?

The water density remains constant, and pressure remains unaffected

The water density decreases, causing a pressure decrease

The water density increases, causing a pressure decrease

The water density increases, causing a pressure increase

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How does the pressurizer control the system pressure?

Using temperature sensors and surge tanks

Using electrical heaters and reactor coolant flow

Using coolant pumps and safety valves

Using electrical heaters, pressurizer spray, power operated relief valves, and safety valves

6 / 15

Where does the reactor coolant enter the reactor coolant pump from?

The cold leg side of the reactor vessel

The inlet of the steam generator

The outlet of the steam generator

The hot leg side of the reactor vessel

7 / 15

In the pressurizer, how is pressure increased when it starts to decrease?

The pressurizer relief valves open and dump steam to the pressurizer relief tank

The water is heated by the reactor coolant pump

The electrical heaters are energized to boil more water into steam

Cold water is sprayed into the steam space

8 / 15

What is the primary purpose of the reactor coolant pump?

To filter impurities from the reactor coolant

To maintain the water level inside the reactor

To initiate natural circulation flow through the reactor

To provide forced primary coolant flow to remove the heat generated by the fission process

9 / 15

In Steam Generators, where is the primary coolant located?

Between the moisture separators and dryers

In the steam space

Inside the tubes

Outside the tubes

10 / 15

What is the purpose of the seal package in the reactor coolant pump?

It reduces the pressure in the reactor coolant

It detects the temperature of the coolant

It prevents any water from leaking up the shaft into the containment atmosphere

It helps increase the velocity of the reactor coolant

11 / 15

What atmosphere does the pressurizer relief tank contain to prevent potential explosions due to hydrogen?

Nitrogen atmosphere

Argon atmosphere

Oxygen atmosphere

Helium atmosphere

12 / 15

If the reactor coolant system temperature starts to increase, what happens to the density of the reactor coolant?

The density varies unpredictably

The density of the reactor coolant increases

The density of the reactor coolant decreases

The density remains the same

13 / 15

If the reactor coolant pump fails, which kind of flow is sufficient for heat removal when the plant is shutdown?

Forced circulation flow

Reverse circulation flow

Natural circulation flow

Passive circulation flow

14 / 15

What is the purpose of the pressurizer relief tank?

To condense any steam discharged by the safety or relief valves

To act as a backup for the pressurizer

To control the flow of the reactor coolant

To maintain the temperature of the pressurizer

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The Steam Generators act as a barrier between which two systems?

Radioactive and non-radioactive systems

Secondary and tertiary systems

Reactor and coolant systems

Primary and tertiary systems

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