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Design of a remote control system for maintaining and repairing tasks in NPP

Hocheol Shin, You-Rak Choi, Chang-Hoi Kim

Year
2017
Citations
3

Abstract

This paper describes the design of a remote control system for maintaining and repairing tasks in a nuclear power plant (NPP). As the remote target tasks, we set up a remote manipulation of the manual operation mechanism of the nuclear fuel changer of the heavy water NPP and remote pipe cutting/welding, which may be necessary in the case of an emergency or dismantling of the NPP. The system to be developed is composed of a master device, a slave robot, and a mobile platform, as well as a telescopic mast that moves the slave robot to the desired position. To effectively perform remote tasks, we designed the architecture of an integrating program. The integrating program has a system components control module, a virtual guide implementing module, and egocentric remote control algorithms. We also designed psychophysics experiment for evaluating the individual technologies and integrated systems.

Keywords

Remote controlComputer scienceRobotNuclear power plantRemote operationNuclear powerTeleroboticsEmbedded systemControl systemSimulation

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