PENGARUH KONDISI ATMOSFERIK TERHADAP PERHITUNGAN PROBABILISTIK DAMPAK RADIOLOGI KECELAKAAN PWR 1000-MWe
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17146/tdm.2015.17.3.2326Keywords:
accident impact,, PWR 1000 MWe, probabilistic, atmospheric, PC-CosymaAbstract
THE INFLUENCE OF ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS TO PROBABILISTIC CALCULATION OF IMPACT OF RADIOLOGY ACCIDENT ON PWR-1000MWe. The calculation of the radiological impact of the fission products releases due to potential accidents that may occur in the PWR (Pressurized Water Reactor) is required in a probabilistic. The atmospheric conditions greatly contribute to the dispersion of radionuclides in the environment, so that in this study will be analyzed the influence of atmospheric conditions on probabilistic calculation of the reactor accidents consequences. The objective of this study is to conduct an analysis of the influence of atmospheric conditions based on meteorological input data models on the radiological consequences of PWR-1000MWe accidents. Simulations using PC-Cosyma code with probabilistic calculations mode, the meteorological data input executed cyclic and stratified, the meteorological input data are executed in the cyclic and stratified, and simulated in Muria Peninsula and Serang Coastal. Meteorological data were taken every hour for the duration of the year. The result showed that the cumulative frequency for the same input models for Serang coastal is higher than the Muria Peninsula. For the same site, cumulative frequency on cyclic input models is higher than stratified models. The cyclic models provide flexibility in determining the level of accuracy of calculations and do not require reference data compared to stratified models. The use of cyclic and stratified models involving large amounts of data and calculation repetition will improve the accuracy of statistical calculation values.
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