Regional Basic Professional Training Course in Korea

Regional Basic Professional Training Course (BPTC) on Nuclear Safety
The remaining step(s) are encompassed in safety function (h);
(g) To remove residual heat during appropriate operational states and accident
conditions with the reactor coolant pressure boundary intact;
*Note 2 : (see (f) above) Applies also to this safety function.
(h) To transfer heat from other safety systems to the ultimate heat sink.
*Note 3: This is a support function for other safety systems when they are required to
perform their safety functions.
(i) To ensure necessary services (e.g. electric, pneumatic, hydraulic power supplies,
lubrication) as a support function for a safety system;
(j) To maintain acceptable integrity of the cladding of the fuel in the reactor core;
(k) To maintain the integrity of the reactor coolant pressure boundary;
(l) To limit the release of radioactive material from the reactor containment during
and after accident conditions;
(m) To keep the radiation exposure of the public and site personnel within acceptable
limits during and after accident conditions that release radioactive materials from
sources outside the reactor containment;
(n) To limit the discharge or release of radioactive waste and airborne radioactive
material below prescribed limits during all operational states;
(o) To maintain control of environmental conditions within the nuclear power plant
for the operation of safety systems and for personnel habitability necessary to
allow performance of operations important to safety;
(p) To maintain control of radioactive releases from irradiated fuel transported or
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