Title of article :
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF GUI BASED INPUT FILE GENERATION CODE FOR RELAP
Author/Authors :
ANWAR، M.M. نويسنده , , Khan، A. A. نويسنده , , CHUGHTAI، I.R. نويسنده , , CHAUDRI، K.S. نويسنده , , Hayat، T. نويسنده , , INAYAT، M.H. نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
فصلنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2009
Pages :
4
From page :
183
To page :
186
Abstract :
Reactor Excursion and Leak Analysis Program (RELAP) is a widely acceptable computer code for thermal hydraulics modeling of Nuclear Power Plants. It calculates thermal- hydraulic transients in water-cooled nuclear reactors by solving approximations to the one-dimensional, two-phase equations of hydraulics in an arbitrarily connected system of nodes. However, the preparation of input file and subsequent analysis of results in this code is a tedious task. The development of a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for preparation of the input file for RELAP-5 is done with the validation of GUI generated Input File. The GUI is developed in Microsoft Visual Studio using Visual C Sharp (C#) as programming language. The Nodalization diagram is drawn graphically and the program contains various component forms along with the starting data form, which are launched for properties assignment to generate Input File Cards serving as GUI for the user. The GUI is provided with Open / Save function to store and recall the Nodalization diagram along with Components’ properties. The GUI generated Input File is validated for several case studies and individual component cards are compared with the originally required format. The generated Input File of RELAP is found consistent with the requirement of RELAP. The GUI provided a useful platform for simulating complex hydrodynamic problems efficiently with RELAP.
Keywords :
graphical user interface , RELAP , thermal hydraulics
Journal title :
A Quarter Scientific Journal of Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission
Serial Year :
2009
Journal title :
A Quarter Scientific Journal of Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission
Record number :
226368
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