Passive Shutdown Systems for Fast Neutron Reactors
STI/PUB/1863
ISBN
978-92-0-104219-4
110 pages | 93 figures | € 38.00 | Date published: 2020
A major focus of the design of modern fast reactors is on inherent and passive safety. Inherent and passive safety features are especially important when active systems such as emergency shutdown systems for reactor shutdown are not functioning properly. This publication discusses the past experience in the development of such systems along with the research that is ongoing. It provides information on the basic design principles for passive shutdown systems and the related operational experience gathered so far, and reviews the innovative concepts under development as well as the needs for research and development and qualification tests.
Keywords:
IAEA Nuclear Energy, Fast Neutron Reactor, Neutron, Reactor, Passive Shutdown, R&D, Research, Development, Design, NPP, Nuclear Power Plant, Passive Features, Safety, Emergency, PSS, Passive Shutdown System, Operational Experience, Innovative Concept, Qualification Test, Reactor Technology, Reactor, TWG-FR, Technical Working Group, Fast Reactor, Functional Requirement, Safety Requirement, Historical Perspective, Design Principle, Applied Passive System, Fast Flux, Test, Test Facility, Plant Transient Analysis, Analysis, Qualification, ADS, Accelerator Driven System, ASD, Additional Shutdown Device, Shutdown, CDA, Core Disruptive Accident, DBC, Design Base Condition, DBE, Design Base Event, EFR, European Fast Reactor, LWR, Light Water Reactor, RSS, Reactor Shutdown System, TWR, Travelling Wave Reactor
