Westinghouse Develops Emergency Fuel Pool Cooling System
The system consists of a permanently installed “primary” cooling loop located inside the reactor building or spent fuel pool (SFP) building, and a mobile “secondary” cooling loop. The secondary cooling loop is stored off-site and then located outside the reactor building for either emergency or pre-planned use. This approach reduces the time required for system assembly and startup, which is especially important during emergency situations, and eliminates the need to enter the reactor building. The EFPCS includes mobile diesel generators, air compressors, switchgear and other support equipment required to operate this stand-alone system.






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