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    • 3. 发明公开
    • REACTOR COOLING SYSTEM FOR DISASTER ACCIDENT, AND REACTOR COOLING METHOD USING SAME
    • EP4187554A1
    • 2023-05-31
    • EP21847083.9
    • 2021-07-12
    • Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd
    • MOON, Ho RimKANG, Sang HeeHA, Huiun
    • G21C15/18G21C15/12G21C15/243
    • The present invention relates to a reactor cooling system for a disaster accident, and a reactor cooling method using same, and, more specifically, to a reactor cooling system and a reactor cooling method using same, the system performing heat exchange on high-temperature contaminated water generated at a nuclear power generation facility when a serious accident occurs, so as to use same as a coolant, and thus can maximally suppress the discharge of contaminated water to the sea. To this end, provided is the reactor cooling system for a disaster accident, comprising: the nuclear power generation facility; a seawater storage tank for providing a water storage space so that seawater can be stored therein; a seawater inflow path and a seawater discharge path provided on one side and the other side, respectively, of the seawater storage tank, the seawater inflow path providing a pipeline that enables the seawater to flow into the seawater storage tank, and the seawater discharge path providing a pipeline that enables the seawater to be discharged from the seawater storage tank to the sea; a heat exchanger provided in an accommodation space of the seawater storage tank; a contaminated water supply path providing a pipeline that enables the contaminated water generated at the nuclear power generation facility to be transferred to the heat exchanger when a serious accident occurs; and a contaminated water discharge path which is provided between the heat exchanger and the nuclear power generation facility, and which provides a pipeline that enables the contaminated water having been heat exchanged with the seawater of the seawater storage tank through the heat exchanger to be discharged to the nuclear power generation facility.