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Dates to remember
July 31, 2013
July 31, 2013
August 15, 2013
August 30, 2013
September 30, 2013
October 30, 2013
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Early registration
Hotel reservation deadline
Full length papers (young authors)
Full length papers
Results of peer review
Camera ready papers
Contact
Nuclear Society of Slovenia
NENE2013
Jamova cesta 39
SI-1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia
T: +386 1 588 53 31
F: +386 1 588 53 77
E: [email protected]
W: www.nss.si/nene2013
Second Announcement
Preliminary Program
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Contents
Welcome ....................................................................................................................................................... 5
Sponsors ........................................................................................................................................................ 6
General sponsor ........................................................................................................................................ 6
Gold sponsor ............................................................................................................................................. 6
Silver sponsors .......................................................................................................................................... 6
Bronze sponsors ........................................................................................................................................ 7
Sponsors .................................................................................................................................................... 7
Co-sponsors/Co-operating ........................................................................................................................ 7
Venue information ........................................................................................................................................ 8
How to come to Bled ................................................................................................................................ 8
Accommodation ........................................................................................................................................ 9
Conference information.............................................................................................................................. 10
Conference location and time ................................................................................................................ 10
Committees ............................................................................................................................................. 11
Conference topics ................................................................................................................................... 12
Guidelines to authors.............................................................................................................................. 12
Publications ............................................................................................................................................. 13
Awards .................................................................................................................................................... 13
Registration ............................................................................................................................................. 14
Social activities ........................................................................................................................................ 15
Internet access ........................................................................................................................................ 15
Conference program ................................................................................................................................... 16
Round table discussion: New generation(s) for better future? .............................................................. 17
Invited speakers ...................................................................................................................................... 18
Preliminary program ............................................................................................................................... 19
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Welcome
The Nuclear Society of Slovenia in association with the Jožef Stefan Institute, Reactor Engineering
Division, cordially invites you to attend the 22nd International Conference Nuclear Energy for New
Europe. The conference will be held in the beautiful alpine resort of Bled during September 9-12, 2013.
It is our pleasure to announce that this year’s conference is under the honourable sponsorship of his
Excellency Borut Pahor, the President of the Republic of Slovenia.
The conference of the Nuclear Society of Slovenia is a traditional annual meeting of professionals from
nuclear research and educational institutions, nuclear vendors, utilities and regulatory bodies. It attracts
participants from all around Europe and worldwide. The topics discussed are general and include reactor
physics, thermal hydraulics, probabilistic safety assessment, severe accidents, nuclear fusion, nuclear
power plant operation, nuclear materials, waste management and new reactor designs.
This year, the leading theme of the conference is New Generation(s) for Better Future. The needs for a
sustainable and safe utilization of nuclear energy in the future will be highlighted at the round table
discussion. Eight invited lecturers covering prominent and timely topics on safety research, safety
assessment capabilities, support to plant operation and human and scientific resources, will also discuss
about the needs for the use of nuclear energy today, tomorrow and in the future. In addition, 35 oral
presentations will be presented in eleven plenary sessions, covering variety of topics. Moreover around
150 posters will be presented during three poster sessions. To offer the poster presenters better
chances to attract attention with their work, each poster session will be combined with the coffee break
and the best posters will be awarded. Additionally, the traditional contest of young authors will be a
great opportunity for the new generation of experts to promote their ideas and research. We are very
pleased that more than 30 young authors indicated their intention to participate in the contest.
We are looking forward to see you all in Bled in September.
Yours sincerely,
Dr. Mitja Uršič
Organizing committee chair
Prof. Dr. Leon Cizelj
Program committee chair
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Sponsors
The Nuclear Society of Slovenia thanks all sponsoring and co-sponsoring/co-operating organizations.
General sponsor
Gold sponsor
Silver sponsors
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Bronze sponsors
Sponsors
Co-sponsors/Co-operating
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Venue information
The conference will take place in Bled, Slovenia. With immense natural beauty, Bled, together with its
surroundings, ranks among the most beautiful alpine resorts, renowned for its mild, healing climate and
thermal lake water. Click here to get more information about Bled.
Source: www.slovenia.info; Photographer: J. Skok
Source: www.slovenia.info; Photographer: K. Kunaver
How to come to Bled
The organizer is not responsible for travel arrangements.
By plane
The Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport (LJU) has good connections with airports in Europe. The transfer from
the airport to the hotel may be ordered:
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by the airport transfer form. Price (one way transfer, VAT incl.):
o shuttle bus transfer: 15 EUR per person (min. 4 persons, max. waiting time 1 hour)
o private transfer: 50 EUR per car (max. 3 persons in car)
with the hotel reservation form.
There are also other transportation options. Click here to get more information.
By train
If you are coming by train then you should exit at Jesenice, Ljubljana or Bled-Lesce railway stations.
From those stations take a bus. The bus stations (Jesenice ŽP, Ljubljana, Lesce ŽP) are located in front of
the railway stations. The bus timetables and prices are available here.
By car
Directions:
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From NE (Vienna, Graz) drive to Ljubljana (highway A1/E57) and continue towards Jesenice
(highway A2/E61) for about 40 km. Turn right at Lesce.
From NW (Villach, München) drive through Karavanke Tunnel, continue towards Ljubljana for
about 15 km (highway A2/E61). Turn right at Lesce.
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From SE (Zagreb) drive to Ljubljana (highway A2/E70) and continue towards Jesenice (highway
A2/E61) for about 40 km. Turn right at Lesce.
From W (Trieste, Venice, Milano) drive to Ljubljana (highway H4 or A3/E61 and then A1/E61)
and continue towards Jesenice (highway A2/E61) for about 40 km. Turn right at Lesce.
Accommodation
Block bookings have been made in Sava Hotels & Resorts in Bled. Discount room rates had been
arranged for registered participants of the conference until July 31, 2013, nevertheless it may be
possible to reserve rooms with special rates at the hotels also later (subject to availability). Please, use
the hotel registration form to make the reservation. Reservations should be sent to:
SAVA TURIZEM D.D.
Booking department
T: +386 4 579 16 00
F: +386 4 579 16 02
E: [email protected]
W: www.sava-hotels-resorts.com
Hotel/room type
Hotel Golf****
Hotel Park****
Hotel Savica***
Hotel Jadran***
Hotel Trst***
Single room
119 EUR
109 EUR
89 EUR
64 EUR
64 EUR
Double room (sharing)
68 EUR
60 EUR
52 EUR
44 EUR
44 EUR
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Conference information
Conference location and time
The conference will take place in the Hotel Golf, Bled, Slovenia. The program will start on September 9,
2013 at 16:00 and will finish on September 12, 2013 at 18:00.
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Committees
Program committee
Chair: Leon Cizelj, Slovenia
Jozsef Banati, Sweden
Helmuth Böck, Austria
Jean-Claude Bouchter, France
Gerard Cognet, France
Nikola Čavlina, Croatia
Marko Čepin, Slovenia
Francesco D'Auria, Italy
Daniela Diaconu, Romania
Milorad Dušič, Austria
Petre Ghitescu, Romania
Michel Giot, Belgium
Davor Grgić, Croatia
Pavlin Groudev, Bulgaria
Tomaž Gyergyek, Slovenia
Yassin A. Hassan, USA
Tim Haste, France
Ákos Horváth, Hungary
Tomasz Jackowski, Poland
Helena Janžekovič, Slovenia
Igor Jenčič, Slovenia
Romana Jordan, Slovenia
Ivo Kljenak, Slovenia
Joachim Knebel, Germany
Ivan Alexander Kodeli, Slovenia
Boštjan Končar, Slovenia
Božidar Krajnc, Slovenia
Zdenek Križ, Czech Republic
Martin Kropík, Czech Republic
Vladislav Krošelj, Slovenia
Riitta Kyrki-Rajamaki, Finland
Peter Líška, Slovak Republic
Borut Mavko, Slovenia
Irena Mele, IAEA
Martin Novšak, Slovenia
Primož Pelicon, Slovenia
Andreja Peršič, Slovenia
Horst-Michael Prasser, Switzerland
Stane Rožman, Slovenia
Rainer Salomaa, Finland
Miguel Sanchez-Perea, Spain
Igor Simonovski, EC
Vladimír Slugeň, Slovak Republic
Zoran V. Stošić, Germany
Andrej Stritar, Slovenia
Csaba Sükösd, Hungary
Iztok Tiselj, Slovenia
Andrej Trkov, Slovenia
Eugenijus Ušpuras, Lithuania
Tomaž Žagar, Slovenia
Nadja Železnik, Slovenia
Young author award committee
Chair: Iztok Tiselj, Slovenia
Michel Giot, Belgium
Tim Haste, France
Dubravko Pevec, Croatia
Rainer Salomaa, Finland
Best poster award committee
Chair: Riitta Kyrki-Rajamaki, Finland
Gerard Cognet , France
Petre Ghitescu, Romania
Davor Grgić (TBC), Croatia
Igor Simonovski, EC
Organizing committee
Chair: Mitja Uršič, Slovenia
Robert Bergant, Slovenia
Janko Cerjak, Slovenia
Matjaž Leskovar, Slovenia
Andrija Volkanovski, Slovenia
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Conference topics
183 accepted abstracts from 32 countries were organized into the following topics:
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Thermal-hydraulics
Materials, integrity and life management
Severe accidents
Probabilistic safety assessment
Reactor physics, fuel cycle and research reactors
New reactor technologies
Radiation and environment protection
Radioactive waste management
Nuclear power plant operation
Regulatory issues and legislation
Post Fukushima actions
Sustainability, education, training and public relations
Nuclear fusion
Nuclear security
Guidelines to authors
Full papers submission
Full length papers limited to 8 pages should be submitted through the NENE conference application.
Please login and upload the paper in the My Abstracts and Papers tab. The same account as used for the
submittal of the abstract should be used for the submission of the paper. The deadline for submission of
papers is August 30, 2013. The paper template is available for MS Word and Latex.
Presentations
Oral presentations will be limited to 20 minutes. The authors are kindly asked to present their papers in
15 minutes to allow 5 minutes for discussion. A computer (LCD) projector will be available. The
participants are advised to prepare their oral presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint or Acrobat Reader.
Authors should upload their presentation at the registration desk at least in the morning on the day of
their session. If additional equipment is required, please contact the organizers.
Posters should be prepared to fit within 95 cm (width) x 110 cm (height). Posters should be posted on
the panels and removed from the panels by the authors. Authors are kindly requested to post their
posters on the day of their poster session, in the morning before 8:00. However, authors are
encouraged to post the poster and to be available to other participants during all three poster sessions.
All posters should be removed by the authors no later than Thursday, September 12, at 14:30.
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Poster session
Tuesday
September 10
10:40
Wednesday
September 11
10:40
Thursday
September 12
10:40
Topics
Thermal-hydraulics
Severe accidents
Nuclear fusion
Post Fukushima actions
Materials, integrity and life management
Nuclear power plant operation
Regulatory issues and legislation
Radiation and environment protection
Probabilistic safety assessment
Nuclear security
Reactor physics, fuel cycle and research reactors
Sustainability, education, training and public relations
Radioactive waste management
New reactor technologies
Publications
Book of abstracts
Book of abstracts will be delivered to the participants at the conference.
Proceedings
Peer review of the presented papers will be performed during and after the conference. The reviewers
will be encouraged to do the review as soon as possible.
Proceedings containing full length peer reviewed papers presented at the conference will be published
after the conference and mailed to the participants.
Nuclear Engineering and Design
Papers presented at the conference will be considered for publication in the special issue of the journal
Nuclear Engineering and Design. The reviewers will be asked to propose the papers with potential for
journal quality. Authors of the selected contributions will be invited to submit expanded archival papers
after the conference.
Awards
Young author award
This year, 34 contestants are registered for the Contest of young authors.
The rules of the contest are:
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Each candidate can participate in the contest with only one paper.
The young author must be the first and the presenting author.
The young author should be born in the year 1981 or after.
The number of co-authors should be limited to a maximum of two additional co-authors.
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Due to the large number of contestants the young author must submit the paper no later than
August 15, 2013.
The award is given only based on the submitted paper.
The Young Author Award Committee will review the eligible papers and select the winner. The award
will be given during the award ceremony at the conference dinner on Wednesday, September 11, at
20:00.
To increase the visibility of young authors a YAC (Young Authors
Contest) mark will be put on their badges. During oral presentations,
the chairs of the sessions will emphasise that the author is competing
for the young author award. The YAC mark will be posted also on the
adequate poster panel.
Best poster award
The best poster will be selected by the Best Poster Award Committee. Presenting authors must be
available to the award committee and other participants during their poster session.
The posters will be evaluated according to:
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Clearness of objectives: the objectives of the study should be displayed in a way that they can be
understood at the first glance.
Results and conclusions: the main results must be clearly pointed out and the conclusions must
be clear, understandable and underline the contribution of the study to knowledge.
Aesthetics and attractiveness: the design of the poster must invite people to read it.
Scientific relevance: the relevance of the study for the scientific community.
The award ceremony will be held on Thursday, September 12, during the conference closure at 17:40.
Registration
Online registration is available through the conference website. Please create an account, login and fill
the required fields under the Registration to Conference tab.
Conference fee
The conference fee includes a bag, a copy of the conference program, the book of abstracts, the
conference proceedings, the welcome reception, the conference trip and the conference dinner.
Payments received (VAT included)
Full
Members of sponsoring organizations
Graduate students
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before July 31, 2013
400 EUR
350 EUR
175 EUR
after July 31, 2013
450 EUR
400 EUR
200 EUR
Payment
The registration fee can be paid:
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via bank transfer in EUR (preferred payment method)
at the registration desk
o in cash (payments are accepted only in EUR)
o with credit card
Account information
Društvo jedrskih strokovnjakov Slovenije
Jamova cesta 39, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
IBAN SI56 0201 0009 0171 069
With reference: FULL NAME (ex. Janez Novak)
Bank information
Nova Ljubljanska Banka, d.d.
Trg republike 2, SI-1520 Ljubljana, Slovenia
SWIFT/BIC: LJBASI2X
Registration desk
Registration desk will be located in the Jupiter Foyer of the Hotel Golf. Opening hours:
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Monday, September 9: 15:00 – 18:00
Tuesday, September 10: 8:00 – 17:00
Wednesday, September 11: 8:00 – 14:30
Thursday, September 12, 8:00 – 12:00
Social activities
All participants are cordially invited to all social activities.
Welcome reception
The welcome reception will be held at the terrace Veranda of the Hotel Golf on Monday, September 9,
at 20:00.
Price for the accompanying person is 30 EUR.
Conference trip
The conference trip to the Iron Forging Museum in Kropa will be held on Wednesday, September 11.
The bus pick-up will be at 16:00 in front of the Hotel Golf. Return to Bled will be at 18:30.
Price for the accompanying person is 10 EUR.
Conference dinner
The conference dinner will be held at the Grand Hall of the Grand Hotel Toplice in Bled on Wednesday,
September 11, at 20:00. The Grand Hotel Toplice is within walking distance from the Hotel Golf. The
Young Author Award ceremony will be held during the dinner.
Price for the accompanying person is 60 EUR.
Internet access
Wireless internet will be available in the plenary conference room of the Hotel Golf.
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Conference program
Monday, September 9
Registration opening at 15:00
Tuesday, September 10
Wednesday, September 11
Thursday, September 12
Invited lecture
Horst-Michael Prasser
09:00 - 09:40
Invited lecture
Abderrahim Al Mazouzi
09:00 - 09:40
Invited lecture
Jacques Repussard
09:00 - 09:40
400
Severe accidents
09:40 - 10:40
300
Materials, integrity and life
management
09:40 - 10:40
1300
Sustainability, education,
training and public relations
09:40 - 10:40
Poster session 1
with coffee break
10:40 - 11:20
Poster session 2
with coffee break
10:40 - 11:20
Poster session 3
with coffee break
10:40 - 11:20
Invited lecture
Emilio Baglietto
11:20 - 12:00
Invited lecture
Eric van Walle
11:20 - 12:00
Invited lecture
Igor Pioro
11:20 - 12:00
200
Thermal-hydraulics 1
12:00 - 13:00
1000
Nuclear power plant
operation
12:00 - 13:00
700
New reactor technologies
12:00 - 13:00
Lunch break
13:00 - 14:30
Lunch break
13:00 - 14:30
Lunch break
13:00 - 14:30
Other related topics
14:30 - 15:30
600
Reactor physics, fuel cycle and
research reactors
14:30 - 16:10
Invited lecture
Gianfranco Federici
14:30 - 15:10
1400
Nuclear fusion
15:10 - 16:10
Round table
16:00 - 17:30
Coffee break
16:10 - 16:40
200
Thermal-hydraulics 2
16:40 - 17:40
Coffee break
16:10 - 16:40
Conference trip
16:00 - 18:30
900
Radioactive waste
management
16:40 - 17:40
Closure
17:40 - 18:00
Gala opening
18:00 - 19:00
Invited lecture
Marc W. Goldsmith
19:00 - 19:40
Welcome reception
20:00 - 21:30
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Dinner
20:00 - 21:30
Round table discussion: New generation(s) for better future?
The round table discussion will be held in Hotel Golf, Jupiter Hall. It is scheduled for Monday, September
9, from 16:00 to 17:30. The discussion will be open for the public.
Topic
Nuclear energy is expected to remain an essential source of competitive and environmentally friendly
primary energy for the decades or even centuries to come.
Sustainable and safe utilization of nuclear energy will require new generations of experts and new
generations of reactors. Together, the new generations of experts and new generations of reactors are
seen as essential prerequisites for the expansion of nuclear generation capacities worldwide.
The main question tackled at the round table will be how to secure the new generations of experts,
reactors and power.
Participants
Prof. Walter Ambrosini
President of the ENEN Association, University of Pisa, Italy
Dr. Romana Jordan
Member of the European Parliament, Slovenia
Dr. Miroslav Lipar
Head of the IAEA Operational Safety Section, IAEA
Dr. František Pazdera
President of SNETP, ČEZ, Czech Republic
Prof. Grzegorz Wrochna
Director of the National Centre for Nuclear Research, Otwock-Swierk, Poland
Moderator
The round table will be moderate by Igor E. Bergant, a professional journalist.
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Invited speakers
Monday
September 9
19:00
Tuesday
September 10
9:00
Building a new safety construct for energy: bringing the socio-political
factors to bear
Marc W. Goldsmith
President
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), USA
Severe accident research at Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland
Prof. Horst-Michael Prasser
Laboratory of Nuclear Energy Systems / Head of the Laboratory for
Thermal-Hydraulics
Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich (ETH Zürich) / Paul
Scherrer Institute (PSI), Switzeland
Tuesday
September 10
11:20
Better reactors grow from better simulations
Dr. Emilio Baglietto
Assistant Professor of Nuclear Science and Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA
Tuesday
September 10
14:30
EU DEMO design and R&D studies
Dr. Gianfranco Federici
Head of the EFDA Power Plant Physics and Technology Department
EFDA, Garching, Germany
Wednesday
September 11
9:00
Perspective of industry on modelling of materials ageing: the multiscale approach
Dr. Abderrahim Al Mazouzi
Head of the project, EDF R&D
Électricité de France (EDF), France
Wednesday
September 11
11:20
Properties of the steel of the Doel 3 and Tihange 2 RPV's
Prof. Eric van Walle
Director-General of SCK•CEN
Belgian Nuclear Research Centre SCK•CEN, Belgium
Thursday
September 12
9:00
Technical and scientific nuclear safety expertise: a rare resource,
crucial for safety and security enhancement across Europe
Jacques Repussard
Director General and President of ETSON
Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN), France
Thursday
September 12
11:20
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Nuclear Power as a Basis for Future Electricity Production in the
World
Prof. Igor Pioro
Associate Dean and Director of Graduate Program
University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Faculty of Energy Systems
and Nuclear Science, Canada
Preliminary program
Monday, September 9, 2013
16:00 Round table
18:00 Gala opening
19:00 Invited lecture 1
Chair: Leon Cizelj, Slovenia
19:00
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Marc Goldsmith - USA
Building a New Safety Construct for Energy: Bringing the Socio-Political Factors to
Bear
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Tuesday, September 10, 2013
09:00 Invited lecture 2
Chairs: Gerard Cognet, France, and Matjaž Leskovar, Slovenia
09:00
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Horst-Michael Prasser - Switzerland
Severe accident research at Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland
09:40 Severe accidents
Chairs: Gerard Cognet, France, and Matjaž Leskovar, Slovenia
09:40
402
Tim Haste, Martin Steinbrück, Marc Barrachin, Olivier De Luze, Mirco Grosse, Juri
Stuckert - France
A Comparison of Core Degradation Phenomena in the CORA, QUENCH, Phébus
SFD and Phébus FP Experiments
10:00
415
Ivo Kljenak, Mikhail Kuznetsov, Giovanni Manzini, Pál Kostka, Lubica Kubišova,
Mantas Povilaitis - Slovenia
Simulation of hydrogen deflagration experiment – Benchmark exercise with
lumped-parameter codes
10:20
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Tuomo Sevon - Finland
MELCOR Modeling of Fukushima Unit 2 Accident
10:40 Poster session 1
Chairs: Robert Bergant, Slovenia, and Andrej Prošek, Slovenia
Thermal-hydraulics
10:40 202
Dong Gu Kang, Byung-Gil Huh, Seung Hun Yoo, Chae-Yong Yang, Kwang-Won Seul South Korea
Analysis of LBLOCA using Best Estimate Plus Uncertainties for Framatome 3-Loop
Plant Power Uprate
10:40
203
Young Seok Bang, Sweng-Woong Woo, Andong Shin, Gonghee Lee - South Korea
Thermal-Hydraulic Evaluation of the Advanced Safety Design Features of APR+
10:40
204
Jelena Zmitkova - Czech Republic
Thermal-hydraulics modeling and analyses of the supercritical water loop SCWR
10:40
205
Byung-Gil Huh, Seung Hun Yoo, Dong Gu Kang, Kwang-Won Seul - South Korea
Evaluation for Effect of Upper Head Nodalization and Temperature in OPR1000
Plant
10:40
206
Davide Rozzia, Giuseppe Fasano, Mariano Tarantino, Pietro Agostini, Alessandro
Alemberti - Italy
Powder’s Conductivity Measurements in the TxP Facility
10:40
207
Gyu-Cheon Lee, Jeong Ju Kim - South Korea
An Evaluation of the Increase in Feedwater Flow Event with a Common-Cause
Failure in the Safety I&C Systems
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10:40
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Romain Henry, Iztok Tiselj - Slovenia
Computational Fluid Dynamic model of TRIGA mark II reactor
10:40
210
Claudia Venturi, Davide Rozzia, Carlo Parisi, Alessandro Del Nevo - Italy
RELAP5-3D nodalization for assessing system and core design options of CP-ESFR
10:40
211
György Hegyi, Andras Kereszturi, István Trosztel, Hunor György - Hungary
Evaluation of Different Heat Conduction Correlations of the Supercritical Water
by the ATHLET code
10:40
213
Tobias Zieger - Switzerland
How to reduce Main Steam Line vibration
10:40
214
Salah Khan, Minjun Peng, Shahab Khan - Saudi Arabia
Transient Analysis of Integrated Pressurized Water Reactor(IPWR)
10:40
216
Jin-Hyuck Kim - South Korea
An analytical study for LBLOCA with loss of emergency core cooling system using
MARS-KS-CANDU
10:40
218
Sergii Lutsanych, Luben Sabotinov - Italy
Critical Power Prediction by CATHARE2 of the OECD/NRC BFBT Benchmark
10:40
219
Matej Tekavčič, Boštjan Končar, Ivo Kljenak - Slovenia
Analysis of gas-liquid churn flow in a vertical pipe
10:40
220
Jun Yang, Detlef Suckow, Terttaliisa Lind, Horst Michael Prasser - Switzerland
RELAP5 Simulation of Thermal Hydraulic Test on VEFITA facility
10:40
221
Blaž Mikuž, Iztok Tiselj, Dirk Lucas - Slovenia
1D Two-Fluid Model Simulations of Flashing Flows in TOPFLOW Facility
10:40
222
Sangho Sohn, Jin Hyun Nam, Kyungha Ryu - South Korea
A Numerical Analysis of Direct Spring Loaded Type - Steam Safety Valve Using
CFD Simulation
10:40
223
Kyungha Ryu, Byoungmin Ban, Jaehyoung Kim, Sangho Sohn - South Korea
Thermal Hydraulic Evaluation of Liquid Metal Flow Simulation System
10:40
224
Sándor Kiss, Sándor Lipcsei - Hungary
Investigation of primary circuit loop transfer properties in VVER-440 reactors
10:40
226
Mario Mihalina - Slovenia
Small break LOCA mitigation with DEC equipment
10:40
227
Jure Oder, Iztok Tiselj - Slovenia
Spectral Benchmark for Natural Convection Flow in a Tall Differentially Heated
Cavity
10:40
228
Aljaž Škerlavaj, Rok Pavlin, Andrej Lipej - Slovenia
Pump intakes - numerical simulations and experimental model solutions
10:40
229
Andrej Lipej, Rok Pavlin, Aljaž Škerlavaj, Franci Vehar, Bogdan Jančar, Matjaž
Černec - Slovenia
Numerical and experimental design of multi-stage orifice FWRO-004
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10:40
230
Raul Gonzalez Gonzalez - Italy
GRNSPG/UNIPI Activities on KALININ-3 Coolant Transient Benchmark: Best
Estimate Coupled Plant Transient Modeling
10:40
231
Ovidiu-Adrian Berar, Andrej Prošek, Borut Mavko - Slovenia
TRACE Code Analysis of a Two-Loop PWR Coolant Mixing in the Reactor Pressure
Vessel
10:40
232
Chirayu Batra, Marco Cherubini, Francesco D`Auria, Alessandro Petruzzi, Tomasz
Kozlowski - Italy
Thermal-Hydraulic Analysis of Fast Breeder Reactor: Protected Loss Of Flow
(PLOF) Transient
10:40
233
Sergio Gallardo, Andrea Querol, Gumersindo Verdú - Spain
Simulation of a SBLOCA in a Hot Leg. Scaling Considerations and Application to a
Nuclear Power Plant
Severe accidents
10:40 401
Matjaž Leskovar - Slovenia
Analysis of Ex-Vessel Steam Explosion in 3-D
10:40
403
Lenka Rinke, Michal Tanzer - Czech Republic
Verification of the KNI-LM Assembly Funcionality for the Reactor Coolant Level
Monitoring System
10:40
405
Tuomo Sevon - Finland
Modeling of ESBWR Passive Containment Cooling System with MELCOR
10:40
406
Changwook Huh, Chang-Yong Jin - South Korea
Analysis of Passive Reactor Cavity Cooling System for a 600 MWTH HTGR Using
MELCOR Code
10:40
407
Alexander D. Vasiliev, Juri Stuckert - Russian Federation
Post-Test Calculation of the QUENCH-17 Bundle Experiment with Debris
Formation and Bottom Water Reflood Using Thermal Hydraulic and Severe Fuel
Damage Code SOCRAT/V3
10:40
408
David Guenadou, Verloo Eric, Casado Remi - France
Internal Vessel Retention for VVER-440/V213 reactors: relevant experiments on
the RESCUE facility and modelling with NEPTUNE_CFD
10:40
409
Siniša Šadek, Milan Amižić, Davor Grgić - Croatia
Severe Accident Analysis in the NPP Krško with the ASTEC Code
10:40
410
Pavlin Groudev, Antoaneta Stefanova, Petya Vryashkova - Bulgaria
Investigation of oxygen depletion during hydrogen recombination for VVER1000
of Kozloduy NPP
10:40
411
Sebastian Castrillon Escobar, Renaud Meignen, Nicolas Rimbert, Michel Gradeck France
A MUSIG model for melt fragmentation during Fuel-Coolant Interaction
10:40
412
Sungchu Song, T.S. Hwang - South Korea
Evaluation of Ex-Vessel Steam Explosion using TEXAS-V code for a reactor scale
22
10:40
413
Helena Janžekovič, Milko Križman - Slovenia
Significant Nuclear and Radiological Events in Europe in the Past
10:40
414
Anton Pshenichnikov, Juri Stuckert, Mario Walter - Germany
Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Zircaloy-4 Cladding Hydrogenated
at Temperatures Typical for LOCA Conditions
10:40
416
Evgeny Moiseenko, Aleksandr Filippov - Russian Federation
Validation of SOCRAT/HEFEST-EVA code capabilities of MCCI modeling on
experimental data
10:40
417
Mouza Al Hebsi, Yacine Addad - United Arab Emirates
CFD Predictions of a Light Gas Dissolution and Stratification in a Safety
Containment
Post Fukushima actions
10:40 1201 Federico Fortunato, Fulvio Fardi - Italy
ANSALDO NUCLEARE and the Fukushima Issues
10:40
1202
Siniša Cimeša, Andrej Stritar, Djordje Vojnovič, Matjaž Podjavoršek - Slovenia
The Preparation of the Slovenian Post-Fukushima National Action Plan
10:40
1203
Bernd Jaeckel - Switzerland
Status of the Spent Fuel in the reactor buildings of Fukushima Daiichi 1-4
10:40
1204
Dimitri Vanbellinghen - Belgium
Improved protection against external flooding at Tihange NPP site
Nuclear fusion
10:40 1401 Alenka Vesel, Miran Mozetič, Marianne Balat – Pichelin - Slovenia
Reaction of Oxygen Plasma with Hydrogenated W-C Deposits
10:40
1403
Nikola Jelić, Leon Kos - Austria
Towards Possible Control of Plasma Outflow in Fusion-Relevant Devices via
Employing Virtual Terminating Surfaces
10:40
1404
Luka Snoj, Andrej Trkov, Igor Lengar, Anže Jazbec, Vladimir Radulović, Gašper
Žerovnik, Patrick Sauvan, Francisco Ogando, Javier Sanz, Aljaž Kolšek - Slovenia
Feasibility study of installing a thermal to 14 MeV neutron converter into a
research nuclear reactor
10:40
1405
Sabina Markelj, Iztok Čadež, Primož Vavpetič, Primož Pelicon, Corneliu Porosnicu,
Cristian Lungu - Slovenia
Deuterium thermal desorption from mixed layers relevant for ITER
10:40
1406
Iztok Čadež, Sabina Markelj, Anže Založnik, Vida Žigman - Slovenia
Modelling hydrogen-metal surface interactions – the integral study
10:40
1408
Jernej Kovačič, Tsviatko Popov, Miglena Dimitrova, Tomaž Gyergyek, Milan Čerček,
Renaud Dejarnac, Michael Komm, Jan Stöckel, Radomir Panek - Slovenia
Kinetic Simulations in Support of Probe Measurements of COMPASS scrape-offlayer
23
10:40
1409
Luka Snoj, Igor Lengar - Slovenia
Feasibility study of a simple neutron based plasma position monitoring system in
DEMO
10:40
1410
Aljaž Ivekovič, Saša Novak - Slovenia
W-SiC composite material for potential fusion application
10:40
1412
Martin Draksler, Boštjan Končar, Leon Cizelj, Bojan Ničeno - Slovenia
Flow and Heat Transfer Characteristics of Multiple Impinging Jets: Large Eddy
Simulation
11:20 Invited lecture 3
Chairs: Michel Giot, Belgium, and Iztok Tiselj, Slovenia
11:20
104
Emilio Baglietto - USA
Better reactors grow from better simulations
12: 00 Thermal-hydraulics 1
Chairs: Michel Giot, Belgium, and Iztok Tiselj, Slovenia
12:00
201
Andrej Prošek, Leon Cizelj - Slovenia
Long term station blackout analyes of two loop PWR using RELAP5/MOD3.3
12:20
217
Seunghun Yoo, Byung Gil Huh, Hyedong Jeong, Dong-Gu Kang, Chae-Yong Yang,
Kwang-Won Seul - South Korea
Thermal Conductivity Degradation Effect on an OPR100 Plant
12:40
215
Eugenio Coscarelli, Sergii Lutsanych, Francesco D'Auria - Italy
Thermal Hydraulic System Codes Performance in Simulating Bouyance Flow
Mixing Experiment in ROCOM Test Facility
14:30 Invited lecture 4
Chairs: Tomaž Gyergyek , Slovenia, and Primož Pelicon, Slovenia
14:30
103
Gianfranco Federici - Germany
EU DEMO Design and R&D Studies
15:10 Nuclear fusion
Chairs: Tomaž Gyergyek , Slovenia, and Primož Pelicon, Slovenia
15:10
1407
Marigrazia Moscardini, Simone Pupeschi, Donato Aquaro - Italy
Thermal Analyses of the Breeder Unit of the Helium Cooled Pebble Bed Test
Blanket Module
15:30
1411
Igor Lengar, Brian Syme, Sergey Popovichev, Luka Snoj - Slovenia
Calculation of the changes in neutron detector response due to the gradual
upgrade of the JET torus
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15:50
1402
Leon Kos, Hans-Joachim Klingshirn, Pablo Luis Garcia Müller, Frederic Imbeaux Slovenia
Unified Approach to Visualizations within the European Integrated Tokamak
Modelling Framework
16:40 Thermal-hydraulics 2
Chairs: Eugenijus Ušpuras, Lithuania and Boštjan Končar, Slovenia
16:40
208
Chi Young Lee, Chang Hwan Shin, Wang Kee In - South Korea
Enhancement of Critical Heat Flux in Saturated Water Pool using Oxidation of
Zircaloy Surface
17:00
225
Izabela Gutowska, Brian G. Woods - Poland
Preliminary Investigation of Air Ingress Accident and its Mitigation Methods at
Oregon State University High Temperature Test Facility
17:20
212
Antoni Rożeń - Poland
Modelling of a Passive Catalytic Recombiner for Hydrogen Mitigation by CFD
methods
25
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
09:00 Invited lecture 5
Chairs: Andreja Peršič, Slovenia, and Igor Simonovski, EC
09:00
105
Abderrahim Al Mazouzi - France
Perspective of industry on modelling of materials ageing: the multi-scale
approach
09:40 Materials, integrity and life management
Chairs: Andreja Peršič, Slovenia, and Igor Simonovski, EC
09:40
303
Oliver Martin, Igor Simonovski, Gangadhar Machina - Netherlands
K/J value estimation of specimen extracted from mock-ups containing dissimilar
metal welds
10:00
305
Jouan Benoit, Steffen Bergholz, Juergen Rudolph - Germany
Automatic Fatigue Monitoring based on real Loads
10:20
309
Jakub Klecka, Fosca Di Gabriele, Anna Hojna - Czech Republic
Mechanical properties of the steel T91 in contact with lead
10:40 Poster session 2
Chairs: Andrija Volkanovski, Slovenia, and Samir El Shawish, Slovenia
Materials, integrity and life management
10:40 301
Federico Fortunato, Francesco Benvenuto - Italy
Recent Experience of ANSALDO NUCLEARE on PLEX Projects
10:40
302
Zhengxiang Chen, Leon Cizelj, Mitja Uršič - China
The Progressive Damage of Zircaloy Fuel Cladding Tubes with Brittle Hydride
Blisters
10:40
304
Etienne Martin, Oliver Martin, Russ Booler, Burkhard Neundorf, Tony Walker France
The European Network for Inspection and Qualification (ENIQ)
10:40
306
Igor Simonovski, Leon Cizelj - Netherlands
Cohesive zone modeling of intergranular cracking in polycrystalline aggregates
10:40
307
Marko Budimir, Nikola Pavlović, Renato Gracin, Matija Kekelj - Croatia
Integrated multielement probe for non-destructive evaluation of nuclear reactor
pressure vessel head penetrations
10:40
308
Lim Byung-Ju, Chang-Dae Park, Kyung-Yul Chung - South Korea
Accelerating Test Method of Thermal Aging for High Heat Generating Equipment
in Nuclear Power Plant
10:40
310
Jakub Klecka, Fosca Di Gabriele, Carlo Cristalli, Alessandro Gessi, Sarka Houdkova,
Dalibor Karnik, Alessandra Bellucci, Francesca Nanni - Czech Republic
Characterisation of coatings methods for HLM applications
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10:40
311
Tomislav Tomašić, Igor Vuković, Ante Bakić - Croatia
ARCHER – Advanced system for RPVH inspection and repair
10:40
312
Petar Mateljak, Domagoj Liebl - Croatia
FORERUNNER - Efficient and Smart Solution for SG Inspection
10:40
313
Matej Bogataj, Samir El Shawish, Leon Cizelj - Slovenia
Soft missile impact into reinforced concrete wall: comparing simulations to
experiments
10:40
314
Stanislav Sojak, Vladimír Slugeň, Martin Petriska, Jana Šimeg Veterníková, Matúš
Stacho, Veronika Sabelová - Slovakia
Study of ions implanted RAFM steels with application of positron annihilation
spectroscopy
10:40
315
Carlo Cristalli, Luciano Pilloni, Gianni Filacchioni, Alberto Calza Bini - Italy
Review on the development of the double-stabilized austenitic stainless steels;
mechanical behaviour and metallurgical properties
10:40
316
Oriol Costa Garrido, Samir El Shawish, Leon Cizelj - Slovenia
Thermal Stresses in Pipes Caused by Randomly Generated Two-dimensional
Temperature Fluctuations
10:40
317
Julius Dekan, Vladimír Slugeň - Slovakia
Mӧssbauer Phase Composition Analysis of the Corrosion Products
10:40
319
Gulshan Kumar, Ramesh Singh, D. Srivastava, G.K. Dey, N. Saibaba, I. Samajdar India
Micro-Texture Development in Relation to Total Circumferential Elongation:
Burst Test Performance in Zircaloy-4 Clads
10:40
320
Bogdan Negulici, Anca Gheorghe - Romania
Experimental Assessment Techniques for CANDU Pressure Tubes Degradation
Mechanisms
10:40
321
Anca Gheorghe, Bogdan Negulici - Romania
The Delayed Hydride Cracking (DHC) and the irradiation enhanced deformation
(creep) of CANDU Pressure Tubes Zr-2.5%Nb from Cernavoda Nuclear Power
Plant
Probabilistic safety assessment
10:40 501
Thomas Breznik, Borut Smodiš, Marko Gerbec - Slovenia
Barriers and Operational Risk Assessment of Incidents and Accidents occurring in
the Transport of Radioactive Materials
10:40
502
Blaže Gjorgiev, Andrija Volkanovski, Duško Kančev, Marko Čepin, Ljubo Fabjan Slovenia
Independent off-site water storage connection to nuclear power plant
10:40
503
Andrija Volkanovski, Blaže Gjorgiev, Duško Kančev - Slovenia
Component unavailability uncertainty and the safety systems unavailability
10:40
504
Duško Kančev, Blaže Gjorgiev, Andrija Volkanovski - Slovenia
Sensitivity study of a new model for assessing time-dependent risk in ageing NPP
27
Radiation and environment protection
10:40 801
Maliheh Mohammadi, N. Fathabadi, M.R. Kardan, Fatemeh Atoof - Iran
Gamma Dose and Radon Exhalation Rate from Soil surface of HNLAs in Ramsar in
Iran
10:40
802
Marko Černe, Borut Smodiš, Radojko Jaćimović - Slovenia
Transfer of Ra-226 to Chinese cabbage (Brassica pekinensis Rupr.) from soil
contaminated with U-mill tailings
10:40
804
Barbara Vokal Nemec, Milko Križman - Slovenia
Gaseous and Liquid Discharges of C-14 from the Krško NPP
10:40
805
Matúš Stacho, Róbert Hinca, Stanislav Sojak, Vladimír Slugeň - Slovakia
Spectral dose rate calculation using whole spectrum processing approach within
energy range up to 10 MeV
10:40
806
Tea Bilić-Zabric, Igor Zabric, Aljaž Škerlavaj, Milko Križman - Slovenia
Impact of construction of the Hydro Plant Brezice on the NPP Krsko
Nuclear power plant operation
10:40 1001 Martin Zavodsky - Slovakia
Primary system hydraulic characteristics after modification of reactor coolant
pumps` impeller wheels at Bohunice NPP.
10:40
1002
Klemen Grozina, Franjo Boh - Slovenia
Medium Voltage Cable Measurements
10:40
1003
Robert Bergant, Tomaž Ploj, Luka Štrubelj, Gregor Androjna, Peter Tomažin Slovenia
Combined Heat and Power Production in NPP Krško
10:40
1004
Igor Fifnja, Romeo Bišćan - Slovenia
Krško NPP approach to integrated Quality Assurance Program
10:40
1005
Changdae Park, Lim Byung-Ju, Kyung-Yul Chung - South Korea
Design Verification of Solenoid Operated Valve for Nuclear Applications
10:40
1006
Kyung-Yul Chung, Lim Byung-Ju, Chang-Dae Park - South Korea
Computational Analysis for Development of Solenoid Operated Valve Using in
Nuclear Power Plant
10:40
1007
Samo Fürst, Luka Štrubelj, Tomaž Žagar, Ivica Bašić - Slovenia
Experience of Nuclear Power Plant NEK Modeling in Computer Code APROS
10:40
1010
György Hegyi, Andras Kereszturi - Hungary
Inadvertent Boron Dilution Events During Shutdown State of a VVER-440 Core
Loaded with 2nd Generation Fuel
10:40
1011
Miroslav Lipar - Austria
Lessons learned from the Operational safety review missions OSART
10:40
1012
Barbara Grobelnik, Bojan Kurinčič - Slovenia
Reactivity Management Program in NPP Krsko
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10:40
1013
Andrija Volkanovski, Ljubo Fabjan - Slovenia
Control of reactivity in PWR reactors
10:40
1014
Gennady Taranov, Mikhail Maltsev, Ilya Kopytov - Russian Federation
Passive safety systems of VVER-type NPPs and their substantiation
10:40
1016
Mauro Cappelli, Francesco Cordella, Stefano Di Gennaro, Fabrizio Memmi,
Massimo Sepielli - Italy
Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation of a Once Through Steam Generator Control
System
10:40
1017
Patricia Pla, Francesc Reventós, Manuel Martin Ramos, Ismael Sol - Netherlands
Analysis of Steam Generator Tube Plugging in a PWR. Influence in the Emergency
Operating Procedures.
10:40
1018
Martin Chambers, Dejvi Kadivnik, Bojan Kurinčič - Slovenia
Evaluation of Reactor Coolant System specific activity to determine fuel integrity
at NPP Krško
Regulatory issues and legislation
10:40 1101 Tomaž Ploj, Samo Fürst, Danijel Levičar - Slovenia
NPP Krško 2 Time Schedule for Licensing an Permitting Processes
10:40
1102
Changwook Huh - South Korea
Evaluation of Applicability of LWR General Design Requirements to Very High
Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactor
10:40
1103
Tomi Živko, Srđan Špalj, Andreja Peršič - Slovenia
Regulatory View of Hydrogen Management at the Krško NPP
10:40
1104
Helena Janžekovič - Slovenia
New Basic Safety Standards within the EU
10:40
1105
Mario Mihalina - Slovenia
NPP Krško SAMG Upgrade
10:40
1108
Aleš Janžovnik, Tamara Tepavčević, Andrej Špiler - Slovenia
Regulatory Issues Concerning the Siting of Nuclear Facilities in the Case of NPP 2,
Krško, Slovenia
Nuclear security
10:40 1501 Davor Šinka - Croatia
Assessing the attractiveness of nuclear power plants as terrorist attack targets
10:40
1502
Miroslav Gregorič - Slovenia
Generic Design Basis Threat - Possible Solution for Security by Design at new
NPPs
10:40
1503
Venceslav Kostadinov - Slovenia
The Nuclear Power Plants New Methodology for Universal Vulnerability
Assessment of Terrorism Threats and Natural Disasters Analyses and Predictions
29
11:20 Invited lecture 6
Chairs: Janez Krajnc, Slovenia, and Martin Novšak (TBC), Slovenia
11:20
106
Eric Van Walle - Belgium
Properties of the steel of the Doel 3 and Tihange 2 RPV's
12: 00 Nuclear power plant operation
Chairs: Janez Krajnc, Slovenia, and Martin Novšak (TBC), Slovenia
12:00
1009
Joshua Barnfather - United Kingdom
Using “Process-to-Part” Techniques in Large Nuclear Power Plant Component
Manufacturing to Improve Supplier Competitiveness
12:20
1015
Harri Tuomisto - Finland
Leveraging Specific Plant Features to Manage Internal Hazards
12:40
1008
Peter Schimann, Zoran V. Stošić - Germany
Needs and Challenges for “Non-Baseload Operations” in Nuclear Power Plants
14:30 Other related topics
Chairs: Miroslav Gregorič (TBC), Slovenia, and Zoran V. Stošić (TBC), Germany
14:30
1107
Janusz Kowalski - Canada
Regulatory Perspective on Validation of Computer Codes Used in Safety Analysis
14:50
1106
Victoria Tuomisto - United Kingdom
Nuclear Renaissance in Finland: The Role of the State and Stakeholders in an
Industry-Led Policy Process
15:10
803
Petra Planinšek, Borut Smodiš, Ljudmila Benedik - Slovenia
Transfer of natural radionuclides from soil contaminated with U-mill tailings to
savoy (Brassica oleracea var. sabauda)
30
Thursday, September 12, 2013
09:00 Invited lecture 7
Chairs: Nikola Čavlina, Croatia, and Igor Jenčič, Slovenia
09:00
107
Repussard Jacques - France
Technical and scientific nuclear safety expertise: a rare resource, crucial for safety
and security enhancement across Europe
09:40 Sustainability, education, training and public relations
Chairs: Nikola Čavlina, Croatia, and Igor Jenčič, Slovenia
09:40
1316
Tomasz Jackowski, Eleonora Grodzicka, Michał Spirzewski - Poland
The role of international collaboration in knowledge development in creation of
TSO
10:00
1310
David Kwiatkowski, Pamela Aigner, David Helling - USA
Leveraging Learning for Global Success
10:20
1308
Salah Khan, Shahab Khan - Saudi Arabia
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Nuclear Program: A future Prospect
10:40 Poster session 3
Chairs: Igor Lengar, Slovenia, and Luka Snoj, Slovenia
Reactor physics, fuel cycle and research reactors
10:40 603
Dušan Ćalić, Marjan Kromar, Andrej Trkov - Slovenia
Use of lattice code Dragon in reactor calculations
10:40
605
Anže Jazbec, Gašper Žerovnik, Luka Snoj - Slovenia
Analysis of tritium production in TRIGA Mark II reactor at JSI for needs of fusion
research reactors
10:40
606
Anže Jazbec, Luka Snoj - Slovenia
Analysis of a void reactivity coefficient of the JSI TRIGA Mark II reactor
10:40
607
Sebastjan Rupnik, Anže Jazbec, Luka Snoj - Slovenia
New Exercises at the JSI TRIGA Mark II Reactor
10:40
608
Rolando Calabrese - Italy
Modelling of the IFA−629.1 and M501/D10 MOX Experiments by means of the
TRANSURANUS Code
10:40
609
Davide Rozzia, Alessandro Del Nevo, Ardizzone Alessandro, Mariano Tarantino,
Pietro Agostini - Italy
Capabilities of TRANSURANUS code in simulating inception of melting in FBR
MOX fuel
10:40
612
Risto Vanhanen - Finland
Uncertainty Analysis of Infinite Homogeneous Lead and Sodium Cooled Fast
Reactors at Beginning of Life
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10:40
613
Gwanyoung Kim, Changwook Huh - South Korea
Assessment of Double Heterogeneity Treatment Capability in Scale
10:40
614
Aljaž Kolšek, Vladimir Radulović, Luka Snoj - Slovenia
Using TRIGA Mark-II Research Reactor for Irradiation with Thermal Neutrons
10:40
615
Thomas Stummer, Rustam Khan, Mario Villa, Helmuth Böck - Austria
MCNP Calculations Supporting the Start-Up of the New Core at the TRIGA Vienna
10:40
616
Dušan Ćalić, Marjan Kromar, Andrej Trkov - Slovenia
Effect of fuel cooling on isotopic inventory of the NPP Krško fuel
10:40
617
Martina Mala, Otakar Frybort, Michal Koleska - Czech Republic
Active channel for silicon carbide composite testing
10:40
618
Slavko Slavič, Ivan Kodeli - Slovenia
Computer environment integrating several deterministic transport codes
distributed by the NEA DB
10:40
619
Gašper Žerovnik, Ivan Kodeli, Andrej Trkov - Slovenia
Re-evaluation of the EURACOS Sodium and Iron Integral Shielding Experiments
10:40
620
Alberto Milocco, Andrej Trkov, Ivan Kodeli - Italy
Quality Asssessment of Evaluated Experiments Nesdip-2, Nesdip-3, Janus-1,
Janus-8
10:40
621
Mario Matijević, Dubravko Pevec, Krešimir Trontl - Croatia
Dose rates modeling of pressurized water reactor primary loop components with
SCALE6.0
10:40
622
Rok Bizjak, Slavko Slavič, Dejvi Kadivnik, Marjan Kromar, Bojan Kurinčič - Slovenia
Time to Boil – Software for Bulk T&H of SFP
10:40
624
Igor Lengar, Vid Merljak - Slovenia
The rod-insertion technique at the TRIGA reactor using signal from multiple
fission cells
10:40
625
Oleksandr Lisovyy, Marco Cherubini, Davide Lazzerini, Francesco D`Auria - Italy
Base Irradiation Simulation and its Effect on Fuel Behavior Prediction by
TRANSURANUS Code: Application to RIA Condition
10:40
626
Mohamed Elsawi, Amal Bin Hraiz - United Arab Emirates
Validation and Verification of WIMS/TRACE/PARCS Code System for
Westinghouse AP1000TM Nuclear Reactor
10:40
627
Michal Kostal, Marie Svadlenkova, Jan Milcak, Vojtech Rypar, Vlastimil Juricek,
Martina Mala - Czech Republic
Possibilities of pin power density determination
New reactor technologies
10:40 701
Mohsen Kheradmandsaadi - Iran
Startup of “CANDLE” burnup in Gas-cooled Fast Reactor using Monte Carlo
method
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10:40
703
Gregor Androjna, Aleš Buršič - Slovenia
Business Process Flexibility Analyse on Nuclear Power Plant New Build Project
JEK2
10:40
705
Aleš Kelhar, Klemen Debelak, Tomaž Ploj, Aleš Buršič, Danijel Levičar - Slovenia
Action Plan with Time Schedule of JEK2 Construction Site Arrangement
10:40
706
Rolando Calabrese - Italy
Melting temperature of MOX fuel for FBR applications: TRANSURANUS modelling
and experimental findings
10:40
708
Riitta Kyrki-Rajamäki, Mariaana Talus - Finland
The 4th fundamental safety function for systematical evaluation of existing and
new generation nuclear reactors: avoidance of fast exothermic chemical
reactions
Radioactive waste management
10:40 901
Ilija Plećaš - Serbia
Comparative Study of Japanaise and Serbian Bentonite on the Fraction of 137CS
from Cement-Ion Exchange Resins-Bentonite Clay Composition
10:40
903
Rok Rožman, Andrej Trkov, Gašper Žerovnik - Slovenia
The possibility of the recycling of minor actinides in pressurized water nuclear
reactor
10:40
904
Rustam Khan, S. U. Khosa, Helmuth Böck, Thomas Stummer - Pakistan
Radiation Safety Analysis of the Radioactive Waste
10:40
905
Nadja Železnik, Vladimir Lokner, Ivica Levanat - Slovenia
Comparison of costs for LILW repository development
10:40
906
Oleg Purtov - Ukraine
Updating of NPP’s Decommission Concept in Ukraine
10:40
908
Jiri Stastka - Czech Republic
The Development of Bentonite Gap Filling for High-Level Waste Disposal
Sustainability, education, training and public relations
10:40 1302 Rolando Calabrese - Italy
Sustainability and Nuclear Energy: Main Concepts and Codes Results
10:40
1303
Marko Polič, Nadja Železnik, Drago Kos - Slovenia
Nuclear Experts' Perception of Lay Attitudes toward Nuclear Issues
10:40
1304
Nadja Železnik, Metka Kralj - Slovenia
SWOT Analysis of NMS Participation in Euratom Projects
10:40
1305
Markus Salletmaier, Helmuth Böck, Rustam Khan, Jeffrey Bannon, Eileen Radde Austria
Recent Developments in Nuclear Training and Education Under the Influence of
Fukushima – in a Non Nuclear Power Country
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10:40
1306
Radko Istenič, Igor Jenčič - Slovenia
Public Opinion about Nuclear Energy – Year 2013 Poll
10:40
1307
Anna Kazakova, Marina Lapshina, Evgeny Kapralov - Russian Federation
Knowledge management - a strategically important task of the nuclear industry
10:40
1309
Tomaž Skobe - Slovenia
Travelling exhibition Fusion Expo
10:40
1311
Katja Bogovič, Tanja Jarkovič, Melita Lenošek Kavčič, Garsia Kosinac - Slovenia
The Young in the World of Energy - Communication Project to Promote and
Educate Energy-related Topics Among the Younger Generations
10:40
1312
Geambasu Cristiana, Stefania Popadiuc - Romania
New generation for better nuclear era
10:40
1313
Matjaž Koželj, Radko Istenič - Slovenia
Radioactivity experiments for schools
10:40
1314
Petre Ghitescu, Gabriel Lazaro Pavel - Romania
Enhancing Cooperation in EURATOM FP7 Projects
10:40
1315
Natalia Shepotenko, Yuliya Falkovich - Russian Federation
Tomsk Polytechnic University Experience in Specialists’ Training for Global
Nuclear Power Industry
11:20 Invited lecture 8
Chairs: Tomasz Jackowski, Poland, and Helena Janžekovič, Slovenia
11:20
102
Igor Pioro - Canada
Nuclear Power as a Basis for Future Electricity Production in the World
12: 00 New reactor technologies
Chairs: Tomasz Jackowski, Poland, and Helena Janžekovič, Slovenia
12:00
702
Blassel Benoit, Castello Gerard - France
ATMEA1 a Nuclear Reactor Designed to Withstand Extremes External Hazard
Situations
12:20
707
Julie Gorgemans, Jake Glavin, Neil Buzzard, Brad Carpenter, Andreas Fristedt Ablad
- Belgium
Design, Construction and Licensing Certainty for New AP1000 Projects in Europe
12:40
704
Janne Wallenius - Sweden
Near term commercial applications of small lead fast reactors
14:30 Reactor physics, fuel cycle and research reactors
Chairs: Helmuth Böck, Austria, and Andrej Trkov, Slovenia
14:30
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602
Mario Villa, Robert Bergmann, Andreas Musilek, Johannes Sterba, Helmuth Böck,
Charles Messick - Austria
The core conversion of the TRIGA reactor Vienna
14:50
623
Olakunle Oluwaleye, Bolade Adetula, Rian Prinsloo, Simon Connell - South Africa
Neutron transport in a complex geometry and material arrangement with the
aim of optimising the SAFARI-1 research reactor
15:10
610
Davide Rozzia, Alessandro Del Nevo, Ardizzone Alessandro, Pietro Agostini - Italy
Modeling of IFA-409 by Means of TRANSURANUS Code
15:30
604
Georgios Glinatsis - Italy
Fast Reactors Deployment Strategy. Some Constraints and Consequences.
15:50
611
Ardizzone Alessandro, Davide Rozzia, Alessandro Del Nevo - Italy
Assessment of MOX fuel behavior, based on recent benchmarks
16:40 Radioactive waste management
Chairs: Tomaž Žagar, Slovenia and Božidar Krajnc (TBC), Slovenia
16:40
902
Petr Kovar - Czech Republic
European project 'Metrology for radioactive waste management'
17:00
907
Mustapha Chiguer, François Mazaré, Anne-Charlotte Dagorn - France
How technological and contractual innovations are shaping nuclear fuel
management in Europe?
17:20
909
Sandi Viršek - Slovenia
Long Term Safety Assessment for Slovenian LILW Repository
16:40 Closure
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