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POWER RANGE NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION
Power Range Instrumentation Summary

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POWER RANGE NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTATION Radiation Detectors Figure 37 shows a typical power range channel. Figure 37   Power Range Channel Two detectors in each channel are functionally connected in parallel so that the measured signal is the sum of the two detectors.   This output drives a linear amplifier which amplifies the signal to a useful level. The reactor protective interface provides signals for protective actions.   Examples of protective action signals provided by the power range include: A signal to the reactor protection system at a selected value (normally 10% reactor power) to disable the high startup rate reactor trip A signal to protective systems when reactor power level exceeds predetermined values A signal for use in the reactor control system A signal to the power-to-flow circuit IC-06 Page 70 Rev. 0







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