研究生: |
林辰澐 Lin, Chen-Yun |
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論文名稱: |
在核電廠除役過渡階段中冷卻系統組件之微生物腐蝕 Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion in the Coolant System Components During the Decommissioning Transition Phase of Nuclear Power Plants |
指導教授: |
葉宗洸
Yeh, Tsung-Kuang 王美雅 Wang, Mei-Ya |
口試委員: |
藍貫哲
Lan, Kuan-Che 黃俊源 Huang, Jiunn-Yuan |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
原子科學院 - 核子工程與科學研究所 Nuclear Engineering and Science |
論文出版年: | 2024 |
畢業學年度: | 112 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 150 |
中文關鍵詞: | 除役過渡階段 、微生物腐蝕 、硫酸鹽還原菌 、碳鋼 、敏化304不銹鋼 |
外文關鍵詞: | Decommissioning transition phase, microbiologically influenced corrosion, sulfate reducing bacteria, carbon steel, sensitized 304 stainless steel |
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在核電廠中,冷卻系統是維持安全運轉的重要組件。冷卻系統的主要材料是碳鋼和不銹鋼,在運轉過程中這些材料可能遭遇均勻腐蝕或局部腐蝕的問題,其中,均勻腐蝕常使用腐蝕抑制劑來減緩,局部腐蝕則可能導致非預期的材料損壞並引起安全性的疑慮,微生物腐蝕即屬於此種腐蝕機制。而在核電廠除役過渡階段中,用過核燃料池的輻射劑量以及熱源強度不足以完全抑制微生物的生長,因此存在微生物腐蝕損害的可能性。
厭氧硫酸鹽還原菌是微生物腐蝕議題中廣泛研究的對象,因此本研究將在核電廠用過核燃料池水中可能的環境條件下培養硫酸鹽還原菌,針對溫度梯度、低劑量輻射以及液面擾動等因素進行調整,觀察其對微生物生長的影響,以及對於碳鋼和熱敏化304不銹鋼的微生物腐蝕行為。在實驗中,透過質量改變數據、表面分析技術和電化學量測分析在硫酸鹽還原菌培養不同天數後探討其腐蝕行為和電化學特性。結果表明,材料表面的生物膜由細胞外聚合物和微生物菌群組成,會抑制材料的均勻腐蝕,而在培養過程中不均勻生物膜的形成則造成局部離子濃度和細胞呼吸作用受到影響,導致局部腐蝕發生。不同溫度梯度下的微生物腐蝕在敏化304不銹鋼上差異並不明顯,在碳鋼上則以溫度40°C下有較嚴重的腐蝕情形;在培養期間以輻射照射亦會影響SRB的生長活動與生物膜形貌而導致不同的腐蝕行為;而液面的微小擾動則會使腐蝕更傾向呈現孔蝕的型態。
In nuclear power plants, the cooling system is a critical component for maintaining safe operation. The main materials of coolant system are carbon steel and stainless steel, and these materials may encounter issues of either uniform or localized corrosion during operation. Uniform corrosion is usually treated with corrosion inhibitors. However, localized corrosion may lead to unexpected material damage and cause safety concerns. Among them, microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) is an unavoidable problem. In the transition phase of decommissioning of nuclear power plants, the thermal and radiation intensity released by low-level radioactive waste is not enough to completely inhibit the growth of microbes and still has the possibility of MIC damage.
Anaerobic sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) has been extensively studied as one of the significant bacteria in anaerobic MIC research. In this study, SRB were cultured under potential environmental conditions found in spent nuclear fuel pool water, with adjustments for factors like temperature gradients, low-dose radiation, and vibration, to observe their effects on microbial growth and corrosion behavior on carbon steel and thermally affected sensitized 304 stainless steel. Through mass change data, surface analysis techniques, and electrochemical analyses conducted on the different day of SRB incubation, the corrosion behavior and electrochemical properties were investigated. Results indicated that the presence of biofilms composed of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) and microbial communities on material surfaces inhibited uniform corrosion, while the formation of uneven biofilms led to localized corrosion due to localized concentration effects and cellular respiration. MIC on sensitized 304 stainless steel did not show significant differences under different temperature, but more severe corrosion was observed on carbon steel at 40°C. Additionally, different growth activities and biofilm distribution of SRB leading to varied MIC behaviors were observed depending on the radiation exposure during the incubation period. The introduction of minor vibration factors tended to promote a more pitting corrosion morphology.
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