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PBIS: A Pre-Batched Inspection Strategy for spent nuclear fuel inspection robot
Song, Bongsub
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Park, Jongwon
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Yun, Dongwon
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Bio Robotics and Mechatronics Laboratory
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Title
PBIS: A Pre-Batched Inspection Strategy for spent nuclear fuel inspection robot
Issued Date
2023-12
Citation
Song, Bongsub. (2023-12). PBIS: A Pre-Batched Inspection Strategy for spent nuclear fuel inspection robot. Nuclear Engineering and Technology, 55(12), 4695–4702. doi: 10.1016/j.net.2023.08.041
Type
Article
Author Keywords
Spent fuel inspection
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Autonomous in nuclear field
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Field robot
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Underwater robot
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IAEA robotics challenge
ISSN
1738-5733
Abstract
Nuclear power plants play a pivotal role in the global energy infrastructure, fulfilling a substantial share of the world's energy requirements in a sustainable way. The management of these facilities, especially the handling of spent nuclear fuel (SNF), necessitates meticulous inspections to guarantee operational safety and efficiency. However, the prevailing inspection methodologies lean heavily on human operators, which presents challenges due to the potential hazards of the SNF environment. This study introduces the design of a novel Pre-Batched Inspection Strategy (PBIS) that integrates robotic automation and image processing techniques to bolster the inspection process. This methodology deploys robotics to undertake tasks that could be perilous or time-intensive for humans, while image processing techniques are used for precise identification of SNF targets and regulating the robotic system. The implementation of PBIS holds considerable promise in minimizing inspection time and enhancing worker safety. This paper elaborates on the structure, capabilities, and application of PBIS, underlining its potential implications for the future of nuclear energy inspections. © 2023 Korean Nuclear Society
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/46678
DOI
10.1016/j.net.2023.08.041
Publisher
Korean Nuclear Society
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