Figure 4a

Bases for Location for Analysis Matrix in a PWR

Modes (MDj) and Submodes (SDj) of degradation considered at each location

Figure 4b

Location for Analysis Matrix in a PWR

Submodes of SCC

Submodes of SCC
LPSCC HPSCC AcSCC MRSCC AkSCC PbSCC
Tube j = 1 j = 2 j = 3 j = 4 j = 5 j = 6
Tubesheet expansion i =1 ID
.. i =2 OD
Top of tubesheet i =3 ID
.. i =4 OD
Sludge i =5 OD
Free span i =6 ID
.. i =7 OD
Tube support i =8 OD
.. i =9 OD
U-bend i =10 ID
U-bend AVB i =11 OD

Submodes of IGC

Submodes of IGC
HPIGC AcIGC AkIGC
Tube j = 7 j = 8 j = 9
Tubesheet expansion i =1 ID
.. i =2 OD
Top of tubesheet i =3 ID
.. i =4 OD
Sludge i =5 OD
Free span i =6 ID
.. i =7 OD
Tube support i =8 OD
.. i =9 OD
U-bend i =10 ID
U-bend AVB i =11 OD

Other Modes

Other Modes
LPSCC HPSCC AcSCC MRSCC
Tube j = 10 j = 11 j = 12 j = 13
Tubesheet expansion i =1 ID
.. i =2 OD
Top of tubesheet i =3 ID
.. i =4 OD
Sludge i =5 OD
Free span i =6 ID
.. i =7 OD
Tube support i =8 OD
.. i =9 OD
U-bend i =10 ID
U-bend AVB i =11 OD

The abbreviations, "LP," "HP," "Ac," "Ak," and "Pb" for "SCC" and "IGC" refer to "low potential," "high potential," "acidic," "alkaline," and "lead" for "stress corrosion cracking" and "intergranular corrosion" LAi


Lifetime Prediction, Roger W. Staehle, Adjunct Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, University of Minnesota, Staehle Consulting Co.