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    This document discusses ageing management of concrete containment buildings in nuclear power plants. It notes that while the original design life of many plants was 30-40 years, economic pressures are leading utilities to extend service lives up to 60 years total. Containment buildings may then need to perform safety functions for periods well beyond their initial design lives of up to 100 years for decommissioning strategies. Ageing management is defined as engineering, operations and maintenance actions to control ageing degradation and wear of components within acceptable limits over the long-term operation and decommissioning of nuclear power plants.

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    This document discusses ageing management of concrete containment buildings in nuclear power plants. It notes that while the original design life of many plants was 30-40 years, economic pressures are leading utilities to extend service lives up to 60 years total. Containment buildings may then need to perform safety functions for periods well beyond their initial design lives of up to 100 years for decommissioning strategies. Ageing management is defined as engineering, operations and maintenance actions to control ageing degradation and wear of components within acceptable limits over the long-term operation and decommissioning of nuclear power plants.

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    Citation 6 29

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    ashfaqchauhan
    This document discusses ageing management of concrete containment buildings in nuclear power plants. It notes that while the original design life of many plants was 30-40 years, economic pressures are leading utilities to extend service lives up to 60 years total. Containment buildings may then need to perform safety functions for periods well beyond their initial design lives of up to 100 years for decommissioning strategies. Ageing management is defined as engineering, operations and maintenance actions to control ageing degradation and wear of components within acceptable limits over the long-term operation and decommissioning of nuclear power plants.

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    IAEA TECDOC-1025

    Assessment and management of ageing of major nuclear power plant components important to safety: Concrete containment buildings
    ageing management is defined as the engineering, operations and maintenance actions to control within acceptable limits ageing degradation and wear out of systems, structures or components. The design life of existing NPPs was often chosen to be 30-40 years. However, current economic pressures on utilities to extend plant service life (60 years total being a quoted target) and decommissioning strategies that involve use of the containment as a "safestore" for periods of up to 100 years mean that the containment buildings may have to perform safety functions for a time period significantly greater than their initial design life.

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