Sentence examples for containment analyses from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the effect of the WDVB leakage on the drywell pressure is evaluated by performing the short-term containment analyses.

Containment safety analyses of Design Basis Accidents (DBAs) rely on the use of Lumped Parameters (LP) codes, and therefore, on pressure and temperature averaged values.

Information about the costs of recurrent breast cancer is potentially important for targeting cost containment strategies and analysing the cost-effectiveness of breast cancer control programmes.

The development and validation of modern computational codes that will accurately predict gas distribution in LWR containments is required for analyses related to safety, design and operational issues in current and advanced reactors.

In those analyses the full containment building is usually modeled with a single or few computational cells.

It is demonstrated that the computer codes available at Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe can be used for the complete analyses of the containment behaviour and the accident consequences, provided that the design data of the nuclear reactor and information on the initiating phase of the accident are available.

This study shows the potential of utilizing dynamic centrifuge tests as an experimental modeling tool for site specific SSI analyses of soil foundation NPP containment system.

The luminex microsphere system allows for the detection of many cytokines and chemokines in a single sample, but the detection method of using aligned lasers and fluidics means that samples often have to be analysed in low containment facilities.

Data analyses for cost-containment are also critical within a system of global hospital budgeting [ 39, 40].

In this paper, the results of nonlinear dynamic analyses of a concrete containment building under extreme loads are presented.

The report added that "because of phenomena recently discovered all BWR [boiling water reactor] containment types are undergoing extensive additional analyses to evaluate structural adequacy".