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activitiesActivities that may lead to changes in parameters
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assumptionsAssumptions made in defining this operating state
Available instrumentation for monitoring key parameters
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characteristicsCharacteristics of the operating state
Decay heat removal systems available
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descriptionDescription of the plant operating state
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detailedDetailed information about available instruments
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detailedDetailed information about radioactive sources in this POS
Initiating events applicable to this state References to initiating events defined in the core/events module
Mean duration of the plant operating state in hours
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meanMean frequency of the plant operating state
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meanMean time since shutdown in hours
Operating mode or operational condition of the plant
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plantPlant representation accuracy for this POS Documents how closely the PRA model represents the as-built and as-operated plant
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highConfidenceAreas?: string[]Areas with high confidence
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improvementPlans?: string[]Plans for improvement
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lowerConfidenceAreas?: string[]Areas with lower confidence
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processProcess criteria identification for transitions
Sources of radioactive material within the scope of the PRA
Radionuclide transport barrier statuses
Reactor Coolant Boundary configuration
Reactor coolant system parameter ranges
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riskRisk significance of this operating state Captures the contribution to overall plant risk
Safety functions and their status in this operating state
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successReferences to success criteria specific to this operating state These IDs reference success criteria defined in the success-criteria module Format: SC-[SYSTEM]-[NUMBER], e.g., "SC-RCIC-001"
Explicit time boundary that defines when this POS begins and ends Used to ensure mutual exclusivity between operating states
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timeTime-varying conditions within this POS Captures how conditions change over time during the POS
Interface representing a plant operating state (POS). Per RG 1.247, a POS represents distinct and relatively constant plant conditions. The POS is defined in terms of all important conditions that may affect the delineation and evaluation of event sequences modeled in the PRA. POS definitions should consider decay heat level, RCS configuration, reactor level, reactor pressure and temperature, radionuclide transport configuration, status of barriers, available instrumentation, and other parameters needed to determine success criteria and source terms.
Implements
POS-A3, POS-A5, POS-A6, POS-A7, POS-A8, POS-B1, POS-B2, POS-B3