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Objectives

The objective of the event is to provide a platform for Member States to exchange information on the design of liquid metal cooled fast reactors, with regard to the general approach to design safety and the consideration of severe accidents in the design and safety assessment of sodium cooled and lead cooled innovative reactors, with an emphasis on analysis and modelling of severe accidents.

The event will discuss experiences and technological challenges related to the safety approaches used in the design and safety assessment of LMFRs, including consideration of the relevant severe accident phenomena, models and tools used for the design and safety analyses of LMFRs, as well as regulatory and licensing aspects.

The IAEA intends to develop a new publication (TECDOC) to compile the outcomes of the meeting and address the analysis and modelling of severe accidents for Liquid Metal Cooled Fast Reactors. In addition, the meeting will contribute to the ongoing development of a TECDOC on considerations on the safety of Liquid Metal Cooled Fast Reactors.

 

 

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Europe/Vienna
IAEA
CR4
IAEA Headquarters, Vienna, Austria
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KEY DEADLINES

16 December 2022 - Deadline for Abstracts submission

20 January 2023 - Notification of acceptance of abstracts for oral presentations

3 February 2023 - Electronic submission of draft papers

14 February 2023 - Electronic submission of draft papers

10 March 2023 -  Notification of review of draft papers

13-17 March 2023 - Technical Meeting

6 April 2023 - Submission of final papers

IAEA Contacts 

Scientific Secretaries:

Mr Simone Massara

Safety Assessment Section | Division of Nuclear Installation Safety
Department of Nuclear Safety and Security | International Atomic Energy Agency

Mr Vladimir Kriventsev

Nuclear Power Technology Development Section | Division of Nuclear Power
Department of Nuclear Energy | International Atomic Energy Agency