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Application of the Fast Fourier Transform Algorithm to On-Line Reactor Diagnosis
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1969
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Fault DiagnosisEngineeringMeasurementDiagnosisSpectrum EstimationOn-line Reactor DiagnosisEducationReactor PhysicsSystem DiagnosisCondition MonitoringNoiseSystems EngineeringTimefrequency AnalysisInstrumentationNuclear ReactorsComputer EngineeringSystem PressureSignal ProcessingNuclear EngineeringAutomatic Fault DetectionMechanical VibrationProcess ControlReactor SafetyProgrammable SelectionFault Detection
The FFT computing algorithm, when implemented on a modern digital process computer, provides nearly realtime power spectrum analysis of noise signals. Programmable selection of frequency range, filter center frequencies, and bandwidths makes its use attractive for increasing the safety and availability of complex and expensive reactor systems through on-line monitoring of fluctuations in neutron or gamma flux, system pressure, or mechanical vibration.
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