
handle: 11025/1812
The article picks up on the contributions presented at the conferences Computational Mechanics 2005 and 2006, in which a calculational model of an upgraded control rod linear stepping drive for the reactors WWER 1000 (LKP-M/3) was described and results of analysis of dynamical response of its individual parts when moving up- and downwards were included. The contribution deals with the tuning of input parameters of the 3rd generation drive with the objective of reaching its running as smooth as possible so as to get a minimum wear of its parts as a result and hence to achieve maximum life-time.
input parameters, Finite element method, Linear stepping drive, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, control rod drive, TA349-359, Linear and nonlinear springs, Dynamical motion, Frequency-modal analysis, lineární krokový pohon, vstupní parametry, tuning, Geometric non-linearity, Stress state, Control assembly drive, ladění
input parameters, Finite element method, Linear stepping drive, Mechanics of engineering. Applied mechanics, control rod drive, TA349-359, Linear and nonlinear springs, Dynamical motion, Frequency-modal analysis, lineární krokový pohon, vstupní parametry, tuning, Geometric non-linearity, Stress state, Control assembly drive, ladění
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