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Experience from EU projects related to SFR safety ARDECo Design guidelines for sodium loops issued Core catcher with corium discharge tubes Hydraulic diodes at the pump outlet DHRS-1 connected to IHX and using secondary sodium as working fluid Use of passive thermal pumps in secondary and DHRS-1 circuits DHRS-2 uses air circulation through openings in SG casing and heat removal from the SG surfaces Suppression of reactor dome and safety vessel Insulation with metallic liner on it instead of safety vessel Minimization of the reactor vessel-pit gap, still large enough for inspection Two reactor pit concrete cooling systems (oil and water) suitable for decay heat removal (DHRS-3) Horizon-2020 ESFR-SMART project on Sodium Fast Reactor Safety: status after 18 months K. Mikityuk 1* , F. Álvarez Velarde 4 , L. Bankhead 16 , E. Bubelis 13 , N. Bukasa Kampata 15 , L. Buligins 10 ,B. Carluec 7 , N. Chauvin 2 , C. Demaziere 3 , E. Fridman 9 , N. García Herranz 18 ,G. Gerbeth 9 , E. Girardi 5 , N. Girault 11 , M. Gradeck 14 , J. Guidez 2 , W. Hering 13 , J. Krepel 1 , C. Latge 2 , B. Lindley 19 , C. Lombardo 6 , F. Payot 2 , A. Rineiski 13 , E. Schwageraus 17 , A. Seubert 8 , H. Tsige-Tamirat 12 1 PSI, Switzerland, 2 CEA, France, 3 CHALMERS, Sweden, 4 CIEMAT, Spain, 5 EDF, France, 6 ENEA, Italy, 7 Framatome, France, 8 GRS, Germany, 9 HZDR, Germany, 10 IPUL, Latvia, 11 IRSN, France, 12 JRC, The Netherlands, 13 KIT, Germany, 14 LEMTA, France, 15 LGI, France, 16 NNL, UK, 17 UCAM, UK, 18 UPM, Spain, 19 WOOD, UK The Horizon-2020 ESFR-SMART project (European Sodium Fast Reactor Safety Measures Assessment and Research Tools) aims at enhancing further the safety of Generation-IV SFRs and in particular of the commercial-size European Sodium Fast Reactor (ESFR) in accordance with the European Sustainable Nuclear Industrial Initiative (ESNII) roadmap. Selected results and milestones achieved during the first 18 months of the project are briefly reviewed. Summary Partners and relevant expertise 1. Produce new experimental data to support calibration and validation of the computational tools for each defence-in-depth level. 2. Test and qualify new instrumentations to support their use in protection system. 3. Perform further calibration and validation of computational tools for each defence-in- depth level to support safety assessments of Generation-IV SFRs. 4. Select, implement and assess new safety measures for commercial-size ESFR, using GIF methodologies, FP7 CP-ESFR project legacy, calibrated and validated codes and being in accordance with European and international safety frameworks taking into account the Fukushima accident. 5. Strengthen and link together new networks: of European sodium facilities and of European students working on SFR technology. Objectives 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 INPUT Legacy data OUTCOME Validated codes New data INPUT FP7 projects GIF ARDECo OUTCOME New ESFR concept SP1 Analytical assessment of new safety measures for ESFR SP3. Management and interactions WP1.3 Measures to prevent sodium boiling KIT WP1.4 Measures to prevent severe accidents HZDR WP1.5 Measures to mitigate severe accidents KIT SP2 R&D to support SFR safety enhancement WP2.2 New experiments for safety CEA WP2.3 European sodium facilities support IPUL WP2.4 Instrumentation for safety HZDR WP2.5 New measurements of fuel properties CEA WP1.2 Normal operation PSI WP1.1 New safety measures EDF WP2.1 Codes calibration and validation IRSN WP3.1 Dissemination, education and training CEA WP3.2 Project management PSI Fissile fuel with the same Pu content Pan-cake shape and large sodium plenum (low-void) Perfectly symmetric 6-batch mixed reloading scheme (no reshuffling) Internal spent fuel storage for 50% of core loading Corium discharge channels Curie-point activated locks for all safety (DCD) rods WP1.1&1.2 New core design: done WP1.1&1.3 New reactor design: done Transportation of fresh and irradiated fuel samples from CEA Cadarache to JRC-ITU with casks TNBGC and IR100. WP2.5 Fuel transportation: done WP2.1 & 2.2 Legacy and new tests: on-going WP3.1 & 3.2 Education & management: on-going WP2.3 Network of EU sodium loops: ongoing Project is ongoing according to the work program: 13 deliverables issued, 12 milestones reached, 14 conference papers and 3 MS thesis published. The project has received funding from the Euratom research and training programme 2014-2018 under grant agreement No 754501 Conclusions 140+ people working together Two project meetings: kick off in Brussels and progress in Riga Workshop in Rome “Sodium facilities design and safe operation” ~40 technical meetings 8 PhD studies on-going 3 MS thesis done Project website http://esfr-smart.eu LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8643038/ Project video: https://youtu.be/Blay03wdoTI Twitter: https://twitter.com/ESFR_H2020 New SFR safety-related tests Sodium facilities & instrumentation Experience in SFR operation Past SFR safety related tests Experienc e in SFR licensing SFR safety-related education SFR fuel measurements IPUL: - AMPERE - TESLA HZDR: - DRESDYN KIT: - KASOLA - SOLTEC CEA: - CHEOPS - PAPIRUS

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  • Experience from EU projects related to SFR safety

    ARDECo

    – Design guidelines for sodium loops issued

    – Core catcher with corium discharge tubes – Hydraulic diodes at the pump outlet – DHRS-1 connected to IHX and using secondary sodium as working fluid – Use of passive thermal pumps in secondary and DHRS-1 circuits – DHRS-2 uses air circulation through openings in SG casing and heat

    removal from the SG surfaces – Suppression of reactor dome and safety vessel – Insulation with metallic liner on it instead of safety vessel – Minimization of the reactor vessel-pit gap, still large enough for inspection – Two reactor pit concrete cooling systems (oil and water) suitable for

    decay heat removal (DHRS-3)

    Horizon-2020 ESFR-SMART project on Sodium Fast Reactor Safety:

    status after 18 months

    K. Mikityuk1*, F. Álvarez Velarde4, L. Bankhead16, E. Bubelis13, N. Bukasa Kampata15, L. Buligins10,B. Carluec7, N. Chauvin2, C. Demaziere3, E. Fridman9, N. García Herranz18,G. Gerbeth9, E. Girardi5, N. Girault11, M. Gradeck14, J. Guidez2, W. Hering13, J. Krepel1, C. Latge2, B. Lindley19, C. Lombardo6, F. Payot2, A. Rineiski13, E. Schwageraus17, A. Seubert8, H. Tsige-Tamirat12

    1PSI, Switzerland, 2CEA, France, 3CHALMERS, Sweden, 4CIEMAT, Spain, 5EDF, France, 6ENEA, Italy, 7Framatome, France, 8GRS, Germany, 9HZDR, Germany, 10IPUL, Latvia, 11IRSN, France, 12JRC, The Netherlands, 13KIT, Germany, 14LEMTA, France, 15LGI, France, 16NNL, UK, 17UCAM, UK, 18UPM, Spain, 19WOOD, UK

    The Horizon-2020 ESFR-SMART project (European Sodium Fast Reactor Safety Measures Assessment and Research Tools) aims at enhancing further the safety of Generation-IV SFRs and in particular of the commercial-size European Sodium Fast Reactor (ESFR) in accordance with the European Sustainable Nuclear Industrial Initiative (ESNII) roadmap. Selected results and milestones achieved during the first 18 months of the project are briefly reviewed.

    Summary Partners and relevant expertise 1. Produce new experimental data to support calibration and validation of the

    computational tools for each defence-in-depth level.

    2. Test and qualify new instrumentations to support their use in protection system.

    3. Perform further calibration and validation of computational tools for each defence-in-depth level to support safety assessments of Generation-IV SFRs.

    4. Select, implement and assess new safety measures for commercial-size ESFR, using GIF methodologies, FP7 CP-ESFR project legacy, calibrated and validated codes and being in accordance with European and international safety frameworks taking into account the Fukushima accident.

    5. Strengthen and link together new networks: of European sodium facilities and of European students working on SFR technology.

    Objectives

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    INPUTLegacy data

    OUTCOMEValidated codes

    New data

    INPUTFP7 projects

    GIFARDECo

    OUTCOMENew ESFR

    concept

    SP1Analytical assessment of

    new safety measures for ESFR

    SP3. Management and interactions

    WP1.3Measures to prevent

    sodium boilingKIT

    WP1.4Measures to prevent

    severe accidentsHZDR

    WP1.5Measures to mitigate

    severe accidentsKIT

    SP2R&D to support

    SFR safety enhancement

    WP2.2New experiments

    for safetyCEA

    WP2.3European sodium facilities support

    IPUL

    WP2.4Instrumentation

    for safetyHZDR

    WP2.5New measurements

    of fuel propertiesCEA

    WP1.2Normal

    operationPSI

    WP1.1New safety measures

    EDF

    WP2.1Codes calibration

    and validationIRSN

    WP3.1Dissemination,education and

    trainingCEA

    WP3.2Project

    managementPSI

    – Fissile fuel with the same Pu content – Pan-cake shape and large sodium plenum (low-void) – Perfectly symmetric – 6-batch mixed reloading scheme (no reshuffling) – Internal spent fuel storage for 50% of core loading – Corium discharge channels – Curie-point activated locks for all safety (DCD) rods

    WP1.1&1.2 New core design: done WP1.1&1.3 New reactor design: done

    Transportation of fresh and irradiated fuel samples from CEA Cadarache to JRC-ITU with casks TNBGC and IR100.

    WP2.5 Fuel transportation: done

    WP2.1 & 2.2 Legacy and new tests: on-going

    WP3.1 & 3.2 Education & management: on-going

    WP2.3 Network of EU sodium loops: ongoing

    Project is ongoing according to the work program: 13 deliverables issued, 12 milestones reached, 14 conference papers and 3 MS thesis published. The project has received funding from the Euratom research and training programme 2014-2018 under grant agreement No 754501

    Conclusions

    – 140+ people working together – Two project meetings: kick off in Brussels and

    progress in Riga – Workshop in Rome “Sodium facilities design and

    safe operation” – ~40 technical meetings – 8 PhD studies on-going – 3 MS thesis done

    Project website

    http://esfr-smart.eu LinkedIn:

    https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8643038/ Project video:

    https://youtu.be/Blay03wdoTI Twitter:

    https://twitter.com/ESFR_H2020

    New SFR safety-related

    tests

    Sodium facilities & instrumentation

    Experience in SFR operation

    Past SFR safety related tests

    Experience in SFR licensing

    SFR safety-related education

    SFR fuel measurements

    IPUL: - AMPERE - TESLA

    HZDR: - DRESDYN KIT:

    - KASOLA - SOLTEC

    CEA: - CHEOPS - PAPIRUS

    http://esfr-smart.eu/https://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Fgroups%2F8643038%2F&v=Blay03wdoTI&event=video_description&redir_token=ecKcwPMjeSdWiNWm6j7I4BwyHPV8MTU1ODA3Nzg1OUAxNTU3OTkxNDU5https://youtu.be/Blay03wdoTIhttps://twitter.com/ESFR_H2020

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