Information processing and operator aids
Operating procedures and man-machine interface
Article REF: BN3421 V1
Information processing and operator aids
Operating procedures and man-machine interface

Authors : Bernard APPELL, Yvon CHAMBON

Publication date: July 10, 1998 | Lire en français

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2. Information processing and operator aids

The operation of a PWR unit is centralized in a unit-specific control room, which houses all the necessary control, monitoring, signalling and surveillance equipment. Systems whose operation is decoupled from the general operation of the unit generally have decentralized control facilities.

Controls (900 and 1,300 MW units) are provided by illuminated push-turn switches (TPL) for action commands, push-buttons (BP) for protection sequences, buttons (TO) for sequences, switches (CC) for measurement selections or during control tests, and hand-held control relays (RCM) and setpoint relays (RPC) for regulation.

The information and operator aids available to the driving team are as follows.

2.1 Information processing (example of the 1,300...

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