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Use of reactors with fast resonance neutron spectrum cooled by water of supercritical pressure for nuclear stations of low power
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Nuclear Medicine & Radiation Therapy

ISSN: 2155-9619

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Use of reactors with fast resonance neutron spectrum cooled by water of supercritical pressure for nuclear stations of low power


International Conference on Nuclear Chemistry

December 08-09, 2016 San Antonio, USA

Alexander P Glebov, Yuriy D Baranaev and Alexey V Klushin

State Scientific Center of Russian Federation, Russia

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Nucl Med Radiat Ther

Abstract :

As a result of research for about 10 years in the FSUE â??SSC RF - IPPEâ?, OKB â??Hydropressâ??, â??Kurchatov Instituteâ?, NIKIET with water cooled reactors with SCP with thermal and fast neutron spectra. Since 2006 JSC â??SSC RF - IPPEâ? and OKB â??Hydropressâ? are working together to conceptual design WWER-SKD - SKP single-loop NPP with coolant with fast-resonance neutron spectrum capacity of Ne = 1700 MW. This Rector has been acknowledged as the prospect of WWER technology with the ability of a transition to the use of MOX-based (U-Pu-Th) fuel and the closed fuel cycle. State Corporation â??Rosatomâ? recognized this trend as an innovative system and signed an agreement on Russiaâ??s participation in the GIF towards SCWR. There is a possibility of using reactors VVERSKD with a quickly-resonant spectrum of neutrons capacity from 0.3 to 30Ð?Ð??? for nuclear stations of low power (АСÐ?Ð?) are considered. Results of neutron-physical calculations of fuel cycles with MOX-fuel from oxide uranium and plutonium with possible duration of campaign from 2 till 20 years are presented. Preliminary results of calculations weight-dimensional characteristics in comparison with others offered ЯЭУ the specified appointment are resulted. The received results can be used at a substantiation and development of the concept of the developed reactors cooled by water at supercritical parameters, the big capacity for the future atomic.

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Email: glebov@ippe.ru

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