Development of operator support and process information systems for nuclear power plants is a traditional and successful R&D field in the AEKI (Atomic Energy Research Institute). Formerly the main subjects of our developments were basically determined by the actual needs and operational problems of the Hungarian Paks NPP. However, at the middle of the last decade AEKI initiated the development and installation of such operator support systems, which were already introduced (and successfully used) in Western nuclear power plants, but were missing from the „toolbox ” of the operators working at the Paks NPP. The related R&D activities at AEKI were facilitated by that fact that in 1995 the AEKI joined the OECD Halden Reactor Project as...
During the last years the introduction of an electronic situation report system in nuclear power pla...
Applications using digital and software based technology have become as common in nuclear power plan...
Executive Summary Objectives It is widely accepted that the assessment of software cannot be l...
Advanced design power units are distinguished by a high degree of digital transformation. Therefore,...
Recently, human error has been highlighted as one of the main causes of accidents in nuclear power p...
The paper describes the design and implementation of an on-line operation monitoring and accident re...
AbstractSome key challenges to nuclear power plant operators are monitoring the myriad indicators on...
Paper-Based Procedures systems (PBPS) currently used by major parts of the nuclear power industry ar...
Nuclear power plant operation can be categorized with three: normal, abnormal and emergency operatio...
This article is focused on the current issue of developing an operator information support system (O...
The aim is to develop the software and information support of the operative diagnostics system (ODS)...
A report was published by the Idaho National Laboratory in September of 2012, entitled Design to Ach...
Nuclear power plant operators in the main control room are exposed to stressful conditions in emerge...
The nuclear industry is constantly trying to find ways to decrease the human error rate, especially ...
grantor: University of TorontoIncreasing complexity in the operation of nuclear power plan...
During the last years the introduction of an electronic situation report system in nuclear power pla...
Applications using digital and software based technology have become as common in nuclear power plan...
Executive Summary Objectives It is widely accepted that the assessment of software cannot be l...
Advanced design power units are distinguished by a high degree of digital transformation. Therefore,...
Recently, human error has been highlighted as one of the main causes of accidents in nuclear power p...
The paper describes the design and implementation of an on-line operation monitoring and accident re...
AbstractSome key challenges to nuclear power plant operators are monitoring the myriad indicators on...
Paper-Based Procedures systems (PBPS) currently used by major parts of the nuclear power industry ar...
Nuclear power plant operation can be categorized with three: normal, abnormal and emergency operatio...
This article is focused on the current issue of developing an operator information support system (O...
The aim is to develop the software and information support of the operative diagnostics system (ODS)...
A report was published by the Idaho National Laboratory in September of 2012, entitled Design to Ach...
Nuclear power plant operators in the main control room are exposed to stressful conditions in emerge...
The nuclear industry is constantly trying to find ways to decrease the human error rate, especially ...
grantor: University of TorontoIncreasing complexity in the operation of nuclear power plan...
During the last years the introduction of an electronic situation report system in nuclear power pla...
Applications using digital and software based technology have become as common in nuclear power plan...
Executive Summary Objectives It is widely accepted that the assessment of software cannot be l...