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Bled • Slovenia • September 5-8
Preliminary Program (Updated)
www.drustvo-js.si/bled2005
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ORGANISATION Nuclear Society of Slovenia
and “Jožef Stefan” Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia
CONTACT ADDRESS Nuclear Society of Slovenia "Bled 2005" Jamova 39, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
E-mail: [email protected]/bled2005
Phones: +386 1 5885 332, +386 1 5885 260 Fax: + 386 1 5885 377
Meetings organized by the Nuclear Society of Slovenia:
• International Conference "Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2004", September 2004, Portorož, Slovenia • International Conference "Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2003", September 2003, Portorož, Slovenia • International Conference "Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2002", September 2002, Kranjska Gora, Slovenia • International Conference "Nuclear Energy in Central Europe 2001", September 2001, Portorož, Slovenia • International Conference "Nuclear Energy in Central Europe 2000", September 2000, Bled, Slovenia • “The 20th International Conference on Nuclear Tracks in Solids”, August 2000, Portorož,Slovenia • International Conference "Nuclear Energy in Central Europe '99" with Embedded Meeting “Neutron Imaging
Methods to Detect Defects in Materials”, September 1999, Portorož, Slovenia • International Conference "Nuclear Energy in Central Europe '98", September 1998, Terme Čatež, Slovenia • 4th Regional Meeting "Nuclear Energy in Central Europe", September 1997, Bled, Slovenia • 3rd Regional Meeting "Nuclear Energy in Central Europe", September 1996, Portorož, Slovenia • 2nd Regional Meeting "Nuclear Energy in Central Europe", September 1995, Portorož, Slovenia • “Annual Meeting of Nuclear Society of Slovenia '94”, September1994, Rogaška Slatina, Slovenia • “PSA and Severe Accidents ‘94”, April 1994, Ljubljana, Slovenia • Regional Meeting: "Nuclear Energy in Central Europe, Present and Perspectives", June 1993, Portorož,
Slovenia • First Meeting of Nuclear Society of Slovenia, June 1992, Bovec, Slovenia
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SPONSORS
Slovenian Research Agency
ANSYS Germany
Westinghouse Electric Europe
Agency for Radwaste Management, Slovenia
AREVA Framatome ANP
RELCON AB, Sweden
Elmont, Krško, Slovenia
European Nuclear Education Network
INETEC, Croatia
Slovenian Nuclear Safety Administration
Institute of Metals and Technology, Ljubljana,
Slovenia
Q TECHNA, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Termoelektrarna Toplarna Ljubljana, Slov.
F&J Specialty Products, USA NUMIP d.o.o., Ljubljana, Slovenia
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE Borut Mavko, Slovenia, Chair
Francesco D'Auria, Italy
Helmut Bőck, Austria Ivan Catton, USA
Teodor Chirică, Romania Leon Cizelj, Slovenia
Nikola Čavlina, Croatia Marko Čepin, Slovenia Milan Čerček, Slovenia
Duško Čorak, Croatia Milorad Dušić, IAEA
Danilo Feretić, Croatia Thomas Frank, Germany
János Gadó, Hungary Michel Giot, Belgium
Horst Glaeser, Germany Bogdan Glumac, Slovenia
Igor Jenčič, Slovenia Romana Jordan Cizelj, Slovenia
Alojz Franc Kodre, Slovenia Dimitris Leonidu, Greece
Patrick Ledermann, France Andrej Likar, Slovenia
Peter Liška, Slovakia
Sebastian Martorell, Spain Irena Mele, Slovenia Jean-Claude Micaelli, France Martin Novšak, Slovenia František Pazdera, Czech Republic Hrvoje Perharić, Slovenia Matjaž Ravnik, Slovenia Ulrich Rohde, Germany Stane Rožman, Slovenia Peter Stegnar, Slovenia Zoran Stošić, Germany Andrej Stritar, Slovenia Zoltán Szőnyi, Hungary Božidar Šarler, Slovenia Predrag Širola, Slovenia Iztok Tiselj, Slovenia Matija Tuma, Slovenia Eugenijus Uspuras, Lithuania Miran Veselič, Slovenia Jurgis Vilemas, Lithuania Wolfgang Volkenborn, Germany Hartmut Wider, EU JRC
AWARD COMMITTEE Alojz Franc Kodre, Slovenia, Chair
Francesco D'Auria, Italy Danilo Feretić, Croatia
ORGANISING COMMITTEE Ivo Kljenak, Chair
Boštjan Končar Igor Lengar
Matjaž Leskovar Miroslav Babić
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WELCOME
The annual conference of the Nuclear Society of Slovenia has already become a traditional meeting of professionals dealing with different aspects of nuclear energy from all around Europe. The primary objective of the meeting is fostering international cooperation between professionals from utilities, companies, regulatory bodies, research and educational institutions.
PLACE AND TIME OF THE CONFERENCE Hotel Golf, Bled, Slovenia From: Monday, Sept. 5, 2005, in the afternoon. To: Thursday, Sept. 8, 2005, in the evening.
CONFERENCE SECTIONS The submitted abstracts were classified into the following sections:
• Reactor Physics • Research and Training Reactors • Nuclear Fusion • Nuclear Physics • Radiation Monitoring • Fluid Dynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer • Thermal Hydraulics • Safety Analyses • Severe Accidents • Nuclear Materials • Probabilistic Safety Assessment • NPP Operation and Monitoring • Nuclear Waste • Public Safety and Environmental Issues • Nuclear Knowledge, Education and Training • Nuclear Energy and Society • Advances in Nuclear Technology and Other Topics
LANGUAGE The language of the conference will be English. No translation will be provided.
CONTEST OF YOUNG AUTHORS Awards will be presented to two best papers prepared by first authors aged no more than 32 years. Sixteen (16) young authors from six (6) countries have registered for the contest. They will present their papers orally in the Special Young Authors Session or during the regular conference sessions. The Special Young Authors Session is scheduled for Wednesday (Sept. 7) at 9:30. The Award Committee nominated by the Programme Committee will review both the papers and the presentations to designate the winners. The awards will be presented during the Young Authors Award Ceremony at the conference dinner on Wednesday, Sept. 7.
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PRESENTATIONS Oral presentations will be limited to 15 minutes. After each presentation, about 5 minutes will be allowed for questions. Overhead and computer (LCD) projectors will be available. Participants are encouraged to prepare their oral presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint. Posters should be prepared to fit within dimensions 95 cm (width) x 110 cm (height). Authors are kindly requested to post their presentations on Tuesday (Sept. 6) in the morning at the latest and remove them by Thursday (Sept. 8), until 16:30. A special Poster session with all authors present at their posters is scheduled for Wednesday (Sept. 7) at 10:20. Please see the preliminary program of the conference (pages 12-24) for schedule details.
PROCEEDINGS The Book of Abstracts will be distributed to the participants at the conference, at the registration desk. The Proceedings containing full-length papers will be published by the end of year 2005 on CD. All papers presented at the conference will be published regardless of the type of presentation if accepted by the reviewers after the conference. Full-length papers in English should not exceed 10 pages. Instructions including MS Word template for the preparation of the paper are available on the conference web site: www.drustvo-js.si/bled2005/template.htm. The papers should be submitted electronically (via e-mail: [email protected]) before August 30, 2005. A peer review of the papers will be performed before inclusion in the proceedings. Authors will be informed about the results of the review before September 30, 2005. The final papers are due by October 31, 2005.
PUBLICATIONS ON THE INTERNET Information about the conference is also available on the conference web site: www.drustvo-js.si/bled2005. The preliminary time table of the conference has already been published there. The full text of accepted abstracts will be available by August 15.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Welcome Ceremony and Welcome Cocktail, Monday, Sept. 5 The Welcome ceremony followed by Welcome cocktail will be held at the hotel Golf on Monday at 16:00. All participants are cordially invited. Conference Trip, Wednesday, Sept. 7 A half-day trip to the lake Bohinj and to the waterfall Savica will be organised on Wednesday afternoon (walking shoes recommended). Conference Dinner, Wednesday, Sept. 7 The Conference dinner will be another opportunity for relaxed discussions. The Young Authors Awards will be presented during the dinner. The Conference dinner is free of charge for registered participants.
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REGISTRATION Participants are kindly asked to send the Registration Form (available on the web site: www.drustvo-js.si/bled2005/registration.htm) to the organisers before August 20, 2005 by e-mail to [email protected] or by fax to +386 1 5885 377. The registration desk will be opened: Monday, Sept. 5 14:00 to 20:00 Tuesday, Sept. 6 8:00 to 17:00 Wednesday, Sept. 7 8:00 to 14:00 Thursday, Sept. 8 8:00 to 14:00
ACCOMMODATION The Accommodation Form is available at the conference web site: www.drustvo-js.si/bled2005/accommod.htm Please return the accommodation form to the Albatros Congress Tourist Agency not later than August 15th. In case of any queries please contact the Albatros Congress Tourist Agency: Albatros Bled, Ribenska 2, SI-4260 Bled, Slovenia Fax: +386 4 5780 355 Tel.: +386 4 5780 350 [email protected]
CONFERENCE FEE
300 EUR (72000 SIT) Regular fee
250 EUR (60000 SIT) Members of sponsoring organizations
150 EUR (36000 SIT) Students
PAYMENT • Bank transfer (please specify your name and BLED2005 when making the transaction)
Transactions in EUR: Nova Ljubljanska Banka, d.d., Ljubljana, Slovenia Swift code LJBASI2X Account # 010-276206-901710/0 – Nuclear Society of Slovenia IBAN SI56020100090171069 Transactions in SIT: Nova Ljubljanska Banka, d.d., Ljubljana, Slovenija Poslovni račun 02010-0090171069 - Društvo jedrskih strokovnjakov Slovenije
• Cash or credit card at registration desk at the conference in Slovene Tolars (SIT)
Accepted credit cards: Eurocard/Mastercard, Visa, Diners, American Express
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HOW TO COME TO BLED
FOR ORGANISED TRANSFER: book through Accommodation Form on conference web site. NON-ORGANISED TRANSFER: By Plane: From Ljubljana Airport (Brnik) take: Taxi to Bled (8000 SIT), or Bus to Kranj (380 SIT) and then from
Kranj to Bled (790 SIT) By Train: From Jesenice railway station: Take a bus (670 SIT) or taxi (3000
SIT) From Ljubljana railway station: Take a bus (1400 SIT) You can also take the train all the way to Bled-Jezero. In this case, please take a train to Jesenice (on the line Ljubljana-Villach(A)) and change to train for Nova Gorica at Jesenice.
By Bus: From Ljubljana:
Hourly service starting in front of railway station (1400 SIT)
From Jesenice: Service starting in front of railway station (670 SIT)
By Car: From NE (Vienna, Graz) and SE (Zagreb) drive to Ljubljana and continue towards Jesenice for about 40 km. Turn right at Lesce. From NW (Villach, München) drive through Karavanke Tunnel, continue towards Ljubljana for about 15 km and turn right at Lesce.
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CONFERENCE TIMETABLE
Monday, September 5
Welcome Ceremony followed by
Welcome Cocktail 16:00 Honorary Speaker: Dr. Janez Potočnik,
European Commissioner of Science and Research Tuesday, September 6
Main session Parallel session
8:30-9:00 Opening
9:00-9:45 Invited lecture: N. Zuber
9:50-10:30 Safety Analyses
10:30-10:50 Coffee break
10:50-12:30
Safety Analyses
Reactor Physics
12:30-14:00 Lunch break
14:00-14:45 Invited lecture: L. Hahn
14:50-16:10
Nuclear Knowledge
Research and Training Reactors
16:10 - 16:30 Coffee break
16:30-17:50
Public Safety & Environmental Issues
Fluid Dynamics, Heat & Mass Transfer
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Wednesday, September 7
Main session Parallel session
8:30-9:15 Invited lecture: M.Q.Tran
9:20-10:00
Nuclear Fusion
10:00-10:20 Coffee break
10:20-11:20
Poster Session
Nuclear Fusion
9:30-12:30
Special Young
Authors Session
11:30-12:50
Probabilistic Safety Assessment
Advances in Nuclear Technology and Other
Topics
13:00-14:30 Lunch break
14:30 - 18:30 Conference trip
20:00 Conference dinner
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Thursday, September 8
Main session Parallel session
8:30-9:15 Inv.lect.:B.Clement, R.Zeyen9:20-10:00
Severe Accidents
10:00-10:20 Coffee break
10:20-11:20
NPP Operation & Monitoring
Severe Accidents
11:30-12:40
Thermal Hydraulics
(with keynote lecture: N.Kolev)
Severe Accidents
12:40-14:00 Lunch break
14:00-14:45 Invited lecture: G.Cognet
14:50-15:50
Nuclear Energy & Society
Nuclear Materials
15:50-16:10 Coffee break
16:10-17:30
Nuclear Waste
Thermal Hydraulics
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM Invited Lectures
Tuesday, September 6 9:00
Novak Zuber (formerly US Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Scaling a Nuclear Power Plant as a Complex System
Tuesday, September 6 14:00
Lothar Hahn (Gesellschaft für Anlagen- und Reaktorsicherheit, Germany)Managing Knowledge and Information on Nuclear Safety
Wednesday, September 7 8:30
Minh Quang Tran (European Fusion Development Agreement) ITER and the Road Map Towards Fusion Energy
Thursday, September 8 8:30
Bernard Clément (Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire, France) Roland Zeyen (EC Joint Research Center) The Phebus Fission Product and Source Term International Programmes
Thursday, September 8 14:00
Gérard Cognet, Patrick Ledermann, Dan Cacuci (Commissariat à l’ Energie Atomique, France)Considerations for a Sustainable Nuclear Fission Energy in Europe
Oral Sessions Safety Analyses Paper ID • Tuesday, September 6, 9:50-10:30 Chairpersons: Francesco D’Auria, University of Pisa, Italy Iztok Parzer, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Nikola Kolev, Nikolay Petrov, Sylvie Aniel, Eric Royer, Ulrich Bieder 116 VVER-1000 Coolant Transient (V1000CT) Benchmark – Overview and Status of Phase 2 Stanislovas Ziedelis, Algirdas Kaliatka, Viktor Ognerubov, Arvydas Adomavicius 061 Analysis of the RBMK-1500 Type Reactor Emergency Core Cooling System Behavior, Taking into Account the Specified Hydraulic Characteristics of Fast Acting Motor Valves • Tuesday, September 6, 10:50-12:30 Chairpersons: Nikola Čavlina, University of Zagreb, Croatia Jože Špiler, Krško Nuclear Power Plant, Slovenia Franco Pierro, Fabio Moretti, Davide Mazzini, Francesco D'Auria 106 Analysis of Fuel Pin Mechanics in Case of Flow Blockage of a Single RBMK (YA) Channel
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Siniša Šadek, Srđan Špalj, Nikola Čavlina 160 RCP Seal Leakage Analysis During Station Blackout for NPP Krško Isaac González, César Queral, Antonio Expósito, Marta Novales, Alberto Concejal 175 Juan Carlos Martínez-Murillo TRACE Model of Almaraz Nuclear Power Plant Mario Keco, Nenad Debrecin, Davor Grgić 169 Applicability of Coupled Code RELAP5/GOTHIC to NPP Krško MSLB Calculation V. Amato, Francesco Castiglia, Mariarosa Giardina 162 Safety Analysis of the Containment for an ADS Demonstration Facility Reactor Physics Paper ID • Tuesday, September 6, 10:50-12:30 Chairpersons: Andrej Trkov, International Atomic Energy Agency Bojan Petrović, Westinghouse Electric Co., USA György Hegyi, Gábor Hordósy 093 The Results of Comparison of Benchmark Calculations for Hexagonal Lattices with Different Methods Andrej Trkov, Matjaž Božič 155 Simulation of an End-of-Cycle Trip Transient with the LOADF Code Package Marjan Kromar, Bojan Kurinčič 144 Impact of the Hypothetical RCCA Rodlet Separation on the Nuclear Parameters of the NPP Krško Core Gabriel Farkas, Vladimír Slugeň, Peter Ballo 076 Monte Carlo Calculation of the Spatial Weighting Function of Ex-Core Detectors for the WWER-440 Reactor Using MCNP-4C2 Code Istvan Panka, András Keresztúri, Csaba Hegedus 114 New Sparse Matrix Solver in the KIKO3D 3-Dimensional Reactor Dynamics (YA) Code Nuclear Knowledge, Education and Training Paper ID • Tuesday, September 6, 14:50-16:10 Chairperson: Stane Rožman, Krško Nuclear Power Plant, Slovenia George Bereznai, William Garland 081 The Role of Universities in Managing Canada’s Nuclear Knowledge Peter De Regge 145 The European Nuclear Education Network Association - ENEN Vesselina Ranguelova, Patricia Pla, Claude Ives Rieg, Michel Bieth 157 JRC/IE Support Activities to PHARE Nuclear Safety Programmes: Dissemination of PHARE Project Results Irena Mele, Borut Mavko, Igor Jenčič 167 Educational and Training Needs in Radioactive Waste Management
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Research and Training Reactors Paper ID • Tuesday, September 6, 14:50-16:10 Chairpersons: Matjaž Ravnik, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Zoran Stošić, AREVA Framatome-ANP, Germany J. Žmitkova, C.M. Allison, J.K. Hohorst 084 Application of RELAP/SCDAPSIM/MOD3.4 for Czech Republic Research Reactor Applications Tewfik Hamidouche, Anis Bousbia Salah, Martina Adorni, Francesco D'Auria 073 Analysis of Loss of Coolant Accident in MTR Pool Type Research Reactors Giacomino Bandini, Paride Meloni, Massimiliano Polidori 159 Interpretation of TRIGA Reactor Experimental Data with SIMMER-III Code for RELAP5 Model Evaluation and Transient Analysis Martin Kropík, Monika Juŕičková, Karel Matějka 041 New Digital Control and Power Protection System of VR 1 Training Reactor Public Safety and Environmental Issues Paper ID • Tuesday, September 6, 16:30-17:50 Chairperson: Andrej Stritar, Slovenian Nuclear Safety Administration Mitja Uršič, Andrej Stritar, Djordje Vojnovič, Artur Mühleisen 126 Evolution of the NPP Krško Safety Assessment Due to Seismic Hazard Carmen Varlam, Ioan Stefanescu, Vasile Petrascu, Cristina Bucur, Mihai Varlam, 047 Mircea Raceanu, Adrian Enache, Ionut Faurescu The NPP Cernavoda Use to Estimate Maximum Soluble Pollutants Concentration on Danube Black Sea Channel Leopold Vrankar, Goran Turk, Franc Runovc 119 Modeling of Radionuclide Migration Through Porous Material with Meshless Method Helena Janžekovič, Janez Češarek 121 Orphan Sources in Slovenia Fluid Dynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer Paper ID • Tuesday, September 6, 16:30-17:50 Chairpersons: Michel Giot, Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium Iztok Tiselj, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Thomas Frank, Philip Zwart, Junmei Shi, Eckhard Krepper, Dirk Lucas, Ulrich Rohde 067 Inhomogeneous MUSIG Model – A Population Balance Approach for Polydispersed Bubbly Flows Eckhard Krepper, Alexander Grahn 098 Numerical Investigations for Insulation Particle Transport Phenomena in Water Water
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Gábor Házi, Gusztav Mayer 118 Flow in Rod Bundles Thomas Stäbler, Leonhard Meyer, Thomas Schulenberg, Eckart Laurien 112 Investigations on Flow Reversal in Stratified Horizontal Flow (YA) Nuclear Fusion Paper ID • Wednesday, September 7, 9:20-10:00 Chairpersons: Minh Quang Tran, European Fusion Development Agreement Milan Čerček, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Roman Schrittwieser, C. Ioniţă, P. Balan, C. Varandas, H. Figueiredo, C. Silva, 089 J. Stöckel, J. Adámek, M. Hron, M. Tichý, C. Hidalgo, M.A. Pedrosa, E. Calderón, E. Martines, G. Van Oost, J.P. Gunn, T. Klinger Edge Plasma Fluctuations Measurements in Fusion Experiments Martin Kočan, R. Pánek, J.P. Gunn, J. Stöckel, J.D. Skalný, S. Kuhn, D. Tskhakaya 029 Particle-in-Cell Simulations of the Segmented Tunnel Probe for Ion Temperature Measurements in the Tokamak Scrape-Off Layer • Wednesday, September 7, 10:20-11:20 Chairpersons: Roman Schrittwieser, University of Innsbruck, Austria Tomaž Gyergyek, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Miran Mozetič, Alenka Vesel 147 Density of Neutral Hydrogen Atoms in a Microwave Hydrogen Plasma Reactor Sabina Markelj, Zdravko Rupnik, Iztok Čadež 006 Detection System for Vibrational Spectroscopy of Hydrogen Molecules for Studies of Collision Processes in Fusion Edge Plasma Damijan Miljavec, Bogomir Zidarič, Tomaž Gyergyek 176 3-D Magnetic Field Calculation in Aerial Toroidal Coil System Arrangement Probabilistic Safety Assessment Paper ID • Wednesday, September 7, 11:30-12:50 Chairpersons: Milorad Dušić, International Atomic Energy Agency Marko Čepin, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia ` Johan Sörman 078 Evaluation of Test Intervals Strategies with the Use of Risk Monitor Antonio Expósito, César Queral, Isaac González, Juan Antonio Quiroga, 143 Aitor Ibarra, Javier Hortal, John-Einar Hulsund, Rossella Bisio, Svein Nilsen Application of a Methodology for Evaluating Human Factors on Accident Sequences Juozas Augutis, Inga Zutautaite 077 Estimation of Parameters in Ageing Model Using Bayesian Approach Nikita Christov, Valentin Papazov 025 Application of PSA Results for Prioritisation of Cable Penetrations Reinforcement from Seismic Point of View
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Advances in Nuclear Technology and Other Topics Paper ID • Wednesday, September 7, 11:30-12:50 Chairpersons: Hartmut Wider, EC Joint Research Center Petten, The Netherlands Danilo Feretić, University of Zagreb, Croatia M.D. Carelli, Bojan Petrović, Nikola Čavlina, Davor Grgić 132 IRIS (International Reactor Innovative and Secure) – Design Overview and Deployment Prospects Christian Kirchsteiger, Ricardo Bolado, Hartmut Wider 172 Comparison of Advanced Mid-Sized Reactors Regarding Core Damage Frequencies and Core Melt Retention Features Kune Y. Suh, Myoung S. Sohn, Won J. Kim 180 Digital Engineering for Next Generation Nuclear Energy Systems Jiří Křepel, Ulrich Rohde, Ulrich Grundmann 139 Simulation of Molten Salt Reactor Dynamics (YA) Severe Accidents Paper ID • Thursday, September 8, 9:20-10:00 Chairpersons: Bernard Clément, Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire, France Matjaž Leskovar, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Patrice Giordano, Tim Haste, Luis E. Herranz, Jean-Claude Micaelli 040 SARNET Severe Accident Research Network: Key Issues in the Area of Source Term Wolfgang Hering, Christoph Homann 137 Degraded Core Reflood: Present Knowledge Based on Experimental and Analytical Data • Thursday, September 8, 10:20-11:20 Chairperson: Tim Haste, Paul Scherrer Institute, Switzerland Gérard Ducros, Y. Pontillon, P.P. Malgouyres, P. Taylor, Y. Dutheillet 034 Ruthenium Release at High Temperature from Irradiated PWR Fuels in Various Oxydising Conditions; Main Findings from the VERCORS Program Ari Auvinen, Ulrika Backman, Jorma Jokiniemi, Martin Kissane, Mihály Kunstár, 099 Maija Lipponen, Imre Nagy, Nóra Vér, Riitta Zilliacus Investigations on Ruthenium Transport in Highly Oxidising Conditions Christian Mun, Laurent Cantrel, Charles Madic 044 Study of the Ruthenium Fission-Product Behaviour in the Containment of a Nuclear Reactor, in Case of a Severe Accident Occurring in Oxidant Conditions
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• Thursday, September 8, 11:30-12:30 Chairpersons: Kune Y. Suh, Seoul National University, Korea Ivo Kljenak, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Pascal Piluso, E. Boccaccio, J.-M. Bonnet, C. Journeau, P. Fouquart, D. Magallon, 079 I. Ivanov, I. Mladenov, S. Kalchev, P. Groudev, M. Leskovar, H. Alsmeyer Severe Accident Experiments on PLINIUS Platform: Results of First Experiments on COLIMA Facility Related to VVER-440, Presentation of Planned VULCANO and KROTOS Tests Ernst-Arndt Reinecke, Joerg Boehm, Pere Drinovac, Stephan Struth, Inga 092 Maren Tragsdorf Modelling of Catalytic Recombiners: Comparison of REKO-DIREKT Calculations with REKO-3 Experiments Matjaž Leskovar, Boštjan Končar, Leon Cizelj 012 Simulation of Ex-Vessel Steam Explosion in PWR Reactor Cavity NPP Operation and Monitoring Paper ID • Thursday, September 8, 10:20-11:20 Chairpersons: Klaus Kuehnel, Framatome ANP, Germany Predrag Širola, Krško Nuclear Power Plant, Slovenia John Emmett, Bob Smith 031 The Use of Modern Software Based Instrumentation in Safety Critical Applications Tino Liebschner, Burkhard Heidowitzsch 070 Advanced Digital I&C Technology in Nuclear Power Plants - A Success Story from Finland and China Damir Mandić 001 Some Aspects of Digital I&C and Digital Human-System Interface Upgrades in Nuclear Power Plants Norbert Jakobs, Rudolf Baumgartl 038 Appearances can be Deceptive: Innovative Laser Profilometry Enhances Your Safety Thermal Hydraulics Paper ID • Thursday, September 8, 11:30-12:40 Chairpersons: Francesco D’Auria, University of Pisa, Italy Thomas Frank, ANSYS Germany Keynote lecture: Nikolay I. Kolev (AREVA - Framatome ANP, Germany) Is it Possible to Design a Universal Multi-Phase Flow Analyser ? Vaidas Matuzas, Juozas Augutis, Vytis Kopustinskas 105 Optimal Hydro Profiling of RBMK-1500 Reactor at Ignalina NPP in Lithuania
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• Thursday, September 8, 16:10-17:30 Chairpersons: Zoran Stošić, Framatome ANP, Germany Andrej Prošek, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Dino Araneo, Alessandro Del Nevo, Francesco D'Auria, Giorgio Maria Galassi 039 Scaling of Small Break LOCA in VVER 1000 System Algirdas Kaliatka, Mindaugas Vaisnoras 054 Simulation of Water Hammer Experiments Using RELAP5 Code Sayed Mohamad Hosseini, Kazuhisa Yuki, H. Hashizume, M. Tanaka 037 The Three-Dimensional Study of Flow Mixing Phenomenon in a T-Junction Area with 90-Degree Bend Upstream Vesna Benčik, Tomislav Bajs, Nenad Debrecin 005 RELAP5/MOD3.3 Analysis of the Reactor Coolant Pump Trip Event at NPP Krško for Different Transient Scenarios Nuclear Energy and Society Paper ID • Thursday, September 8, 14:50-15:50 Chairpersons: Zoltan Szonyi, Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority Igor Jenčič, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia R.I. Facer 104 Nuclear Energy for the 21st Century Lubor Žežula 052 Method of Public Support Evaluation for Advanced NPP Deployment Nadja Železnik, Metka Kralj, Marko Polič, Drago Kos, Darinka Pek Drapal 142 Assessment of Public Acceptability in Site Selection Process: the Methodology and the Results Nuclear Materials Paper ID • Thursday, September 8, 14:50-15:50 Chairpersons: Duško Čorak, INETEC, Croatia Leon Cizelj, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia Vladimír Kršjak, Vladimir Slugeň 058 Non-Destructive Evaluation of WWER-Class RPV Steels Igor Simonovski, Leon Cizelj 110 Correlation Length Estimation in a Polycrystalline Material Model Vera Vrtílková, L. Novotný, V. Hamouz, R. Doucha, I. Tinka,J. Macek, F. Lahovský 049 Practical Illustration of the Traditional vs. Alternative LOCA Embrittlement Criteria
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Nuclear Waste Paper ID • Thursday, September 8, 16:10-17:30 Chairpersons: Miran Veselič, Agency for Radwaste Management, Slovenia Damir Subašić, APO – Hazardous Waste Management Agency, Croatia Lidia Kinova, T. Grigorov, P. Nikolov, P. Petrova 032 Initial Radiological Activity Waste Categorization for Partial Dismantling of Research Reactor IRT- 2000, Sofia Tomaž Žagar, Joseph Magill 011 Is Transmutation in an “Active” Repository Feasible? Nadja Železnik, Miran Veselič, Irena Mele, Metka Kralj 152 Development of Site Selection Process for LILW Repository in Slovenia Poster Session Posters will be displayed during the 3 days of the conference. The official poster session is scheduled for Wednesday, September 7, 10:20-11:20 Reactor Physics Paper ID Juraj Breza ml., Vladimír Nečas, Petr Dařílek 179 Simulation of the neutron-physical properties of the classical UO2 fuel and of MOX fuel during the burn-up by TRANSURANUS Ján Mikuš 059 Fuel Pin Bowing and Related Investigation of WWER-440 Control Rod Influence on Power Release Inside of Neighbouring Fuel Pins Gabriel Farkas, Vladimír Slugeň, Peter Domonkoš 057 Nuclear Analysis of the EUROFER 97 Alloy by MCNP-4C2 Code V. Balaceanu, Viorel Hristea 050 Study of the End Flux Peaking for the CANDU Fuel Bundle Types by Transport Methods Luka Snoj, Matjaž Ravnik 141 Effect of Fuel Particles’ Size Variations on Multiplication Factor in Pebble-Bed Nuclear Reactor Petra Rogan, Igor Lengar, Matjaž Ravnik 131 Evaluation of Zero Power Experiments with Second Core of FDR (Advanced Pressurized Light Water Reactor) for the Nuclear Research Ship »Otto Hahn« Nuclear Fusion Paper ID Mohamed Belgaid, A. Tassadit, F. Kadem, A. Amokrane 133 Semi-Empirical Systematics of (n,p) Reaction Cross Sections at 14.5 MeV Neutron Energy Codrina Ioniţă, R. Schrittwieser, P. Balan, J. Stöckel, J. Adámek, M. Hron, C. Varandas, 091 H. Figueiredo, C. Silva, M. Tichý, E. Martines, G. Van Oost, J.P. Gunn, T. Klinger Probe Diagnostics for Edge Plasmas in Fusion Experiments Mladen Stanojević, Jože Duhovnik, Nikola Jelić, Siegbert Kuhn 154 Boundary Conditions for the Ion Component Fluid Velocities at the Magnetic Presheath Entrance in Multi-Component Plasmas with E×B and Diamagnetic
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Primož Pelicon, Iztok Čadež, Sabina Markelj, Jure Simčič, Zdravko Rupnik 151 Analysis of Materials Used for Plasma-Facing Components in Tokamaks with Ion Beam Analytical Techniques Tomaž Gyergyek, Milan Čerček 148 Multiple Solutions for the Sheath Potential Drop in Front of a Floating Electron Emitting Collector Immersed in a Two-Electron Temperature Plasma Alenka Vesel, Miran Mozetič 146 Heterogeneous Recombination of Neutral Hydrogen Atoms on Surfaces of the Fusion Relevant Materials Igor Lengar, Tomaž Žagar, Matjaž Ravnik 130 Comparison of Activation in Fission and Fusion Spectrum Neutron Beams A. Ghasemizad, S. Khoshbinfar 134 The Method of Self-Similar Solution for Energy Gain Scaling in ICF Targets Ivan Kodeli 164 Analysis of the HCPB Breeder Blanket Mock-up Experiment for ITER Using SUSD3D Code Goran Dražić, Saša Novak, Tomaž Žagar, Matjaž Ravnik 178 Measurements of Long-lived Activation Components in the SiCf/SiC Composites Saša Novak, Goran Dražić, Katja Mejak, N. Petkovič 165 Ceramic Routes for Fabrication of SiCf/SiC Composites Radiation Monitoring Paper ID Mihai Culcer, Mariana Iliescu, Marian Curuia, Adrian Enache, Mircea Raceanu, 064 Ioan Stefanescu, Catalin Ducu, Viorel Malinovschi Automatic System for Tritium Contaminated Surface Monitoring Fernando Roumiguiere 103 Field Experience on Zn Injection on PWR Plants for Dose Rate Reduction Milena Černilogar - Radež, Marko Giacomelli, Radomir Ilić 122 Development of Etch Track Detector System for Low Fluxes of Thermal Neutrons Research and Training Reactors Paper ID Daniela Mladin 166 Analysis of Area Events as Part of Probabilistic Safety Assessment for Romanian TRIGA SSR 14 MW Reactor Anis Bousbia Salah 156 Analysis of Loss of Passive Decay Heat Removal Accident in an MTR Pool Type Research Reactor Fluid Dynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer Paper ID Paolo Oresta, R. Verzicco, A. Soldati 173 Direct Numerical Simulation of Particle Dispersion in Rayleigh-Bénard Turbulent Flows Zoran Stošić 115 On the Frontier of Boiling Curve and Beyond Design of its Origin Boštjan Končar, Eckhard Krepper, Yury Egorov 140 CFD Modelling of Subcooled Flow Boiling for Nuclear Engineering Applications
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Ivica Bašić, Davor Grgić 008 3D Simulation of a High Pressure Water Injection Into a Circular Cold Leg Pipe Flow Vladimir Stevanović, Zoran Stošić, Uwe Stoll 149 CMFD Simulations of Vertical and Horizontal Steam Generators Thermal- Hydraulics Thermal Hydraulics Paper ID Zoran V. Stošić, Klaus Kuehnel, Klaus Richter 182 PWR Pump Shaft Break Transient Analysis with COBRA 3-CP Improved by Advanced Boiling Curve Approach Heikki Purhonen, Markku Puustinen, Jani Laine, Antti Räsänen, Riita Kyrki-Rajamäki, 108 Juhani Vihavainen Steam Blowdown Experiments with the Condensation Pool Test Rig Gheorghe Negut, Ilie Prisecaru 082 RIA Type Tests Model Modeled with RELAP5-SCDAP Maddalena Casamirra, Francesco Castiglia, Mariarosa Giardina, Paride Meloni 161 RELAP5 Modification for CHEOPE Simulations I.A. Lipatov, I.V. Elkin, A.I. Antonova, G.I. Dremin, A.V. Kapustin, S.M. Nikonov, 056 A.A. Rovnov, V.I. Gudkov Four-Quadrant Characteristics of PSB-VVER Pumps Kazuhisa Yuki, Sayed Mohamad Hosseini, Y. Sugawara, H. Hashizume, M.Tanaka 170 Influence of Secondary Flow on the Thermal Hydraulic Characteristics in a Mixing Tee with a 90-Degree Bend Upstream Anis Bousbia Salah, Tewfik Hamidouche, Hakim El-Hadjen, Mohamed Balistrou 171 Analysis of the Onset of Flow Instability in Rectangular Heated Channel Using Drift Flux Model Approach Natalia Medvedeva, Andrey Andreev, Igor Peshkov, Vladislav Zhilko, 028 Sergey Timkin Theoretical and Experimental Modeling of Processes Accompanying Single Fuel Channel (Pressure Tube) Rupture for RBMK Reactor. Parts B and C. Safety Analyses Paper ID Nikolaus Muellner, Emmerich Seidelberger, Alessandro Del Nevo, Francesco D'Auria 101 Application of the Fast Fourier Transform Based Method to Assist in the Qualification Process for the PSB-VVER1000 RELAP5 Nodalisation Roberto Passalacqua, Jordanka Georgieva, Antoaneta Stefanova, Pavlin Groudev, 080 Polina Tusheva, Ivan Mladenov, Dimitar Dimov Comparison of ASTEC & MELCOR Calculations in Case of SBLOCA for VVER-1000 Reactor György Hegyi, András Keresztúri, Istvan Trosztel 094 Selected Examples for Safety Analysis in VVER-440 Type Reactors Simulated by the Coupled ATHLET/KIKO3D Code System Nikolaus Muellner, Wolfgang Kromp, Gianni Petrangeli, Francesco D'Auria 102 RELAP5 Analysis of an AMP Based on Non-Conventional Sources of Feed Water for a Generic VVER-1000 NPP in Case of a Total Loss of Feed Water
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Kyoo Hwan Bae, H.C. Kim, S.Q. Zee, B.D. Chung, S.H. Kim 063 SBLOCA Analysis for the Long Term Cooling Plan of 65 MWt Integral Reactor Iztok Parzer, Andrej Prošek 016 Loss of Normal Feedwater Analyses for Krško Full Scope Simulator Validation Iztok Parzer, Boštjan Končar 017 SGTR Analysis for Krško Full Scope Simulator Validation Iztok Parzer, Ivo Kljenak 014 ATWS Thermal-Hydraulic Analysis for Krško Full Scope Simulator Validation Andrej Prošek, Iztok Parzer 015 SB LOCA Thermal-Hydraulic Analyses for Krško Full Scope Simulator Validation Andrej Prošek, Iztok Parzer 010 Accuracy Quantification of RELAP5 Predictions of NPP Events Claire Blackett, Joe Carthy, Anne Drummond, John Dunnion 088 Combining Accident Analysis Methods for Organisational Safety Severe Accidents Paper ID Kune Y. Suh, Chan Soo Kim, Seung Dong Lee, Sang Woo Noh 181 Dual Retention Strategy for Advanced Power Reactor 1400 MWe Arcadii Kisselev, Gennadii Kobelev, Valerii Strizhov, Alexander Vasiliev 158 Results of Numerical Module Development for Debris Behavior in VVER Under Severe Accident Conditions Bruno Tourniaire, Bertrand Spindler 135 Simulation of Molten Core Concrete Interaction in Oxide/Metal Stratified Configuration with the TOLBIAC-ICB Code Isabelle Tkatschenko, Etienne Studer, Henri Paillere 117 MISTRA Facility for Containment Lumped Parameters and CFD Codes Validation: Example of the International Standard Problem ISP47 Flavio Parozzi, S. Chatzidakis, T. Gelain, L.E. Herranz, E. Hinis, C. Housiadas, 053 C. Journeau, E. Malgarida, G. Nahas, P. Piluso, W. Plumecocq, J. Vendel Investigation on Aerosol Transport in Containment Cracks Nathalie Dessars 027 Extension of Severe Accident Management Guidelines to Shutdown and Low-Power Operation Modes Based on the WOG SAMG Approach Tea Bilić-Zabric, Ivica Bašić 138 Potential Need for Re-Definition of the Highest Priority Recovery Action in the Krško SAG-1 Andrej Prošek, Matjaž Leskovar 013 Application of FFTBM to Severe Accidents Nuclear Materials Paper ID Péter Windberg, E. Perez-Feró 097 Mechanical Test of E110 Cladding Material Oxidized in Hydrogen Rich Steam Atmosphere
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Probabilistic Safety Assessment Paper ID Ivan Vrbanić, Johan Sörman 007 Framework for Ensuring Appropriate Maintenance of Baseline PSA and Risk Monitor Models in a Nuclear Power Plant Mirela Nitoi, Margarit Pavelescu, Ilie Turcu, Gheorghe Florescu, Minodora Apostol, 048 Mita Farcasiu Ageing Effects Modelling in Probabilistic Safety Assessment of Nuclear Power Plants Jose F. Villanueva, S. Carlos, S. Martorell, V. Serradell, F. Pelayo, R. Mendizábal, 074 C. Cirauqui, I. Sol Study of the Impact on PSA Success Criteria of the Variability of the Initial Liquid Level in Case of the Loss of the RHR System Accident Scenario Under Mid-Loop Operating Conditions Radim Briš 095 RCM Optimization of a Distribution System under both Preventive and Corrective Maintenance Reza Jafarian, Kamran Sepanloo 087 Human Reliability Analysis for Steam Generator Feed-and-Bleed Accident in Bushehr NPP-1 Marko Čepin 150 Method for Assessing Reliability of a Network Considering Probabilistic Safety Assessment NPP Operation and Monitoring Paper ID Norbert Jakobs, Rudolf Baumgartl 043 Visual Inspection Better than Your Eyes Sofia Carlos, Enrico Zio 066 Detection of Malfunctions in the Secondary System of a Nuclear Power Plant by Neural Networks Thomas Schwarz, R. Bouecke, S. Odar 174 Cleanliness Criteria to Improve Steam Generator Performance Nuclear Waste Paper ID A. Nikiforova, L. Kinova, C. Peneva, P. Petrova 033 Preliminary Results from Uranium/Americium Affinity Studies under Experimental Conditions for Cesium Removal from NPP “Kozloduy” Simulated Wastes Solutions Ilija Plećaš 023 Leaching Study in Process of Solidification of Radionuclide 60CO in Concrete Danut Bujoreanu, I.V. Popescu 036 Measurement of the Leachability of Solidified Low – Level Radioactive Wastes Contaminated with C-14 Resulted from Cernavoda NPP Dean Korošak, Bruno Cvikl, Janja Kramer, Renata Jecl, Anita Praprotnik, 004 Miran Veselič Applications of Fractional Calculus to Diffusion Transport in Clay-Water System Janez Perko, Božidar Šarler 136 A Meshless Approach to Radionuclide Transport Calculations
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Monsefi Mehrdad, Nilforooshan Behnam, Hojabri Alireza, Nima Vaziri 069 Study of Chemical Precipitation of Cs Public Safety and Environmental Issues Paper ID Andrej Stritar, Dragan Mitić 129 ROKO-Database of the Environmental Radioactivity Measurements in Slovenia Leopold Vrankar 127 Regulatory View of the Close-Out of the Uranium Ore Mine Žirovski Vrh Milko Križman, Sonja Ambrož 120 Measurements of the Sr-90 Radionuclide in Slovenian Soils Before and After Chernobyl Accident Peter Jovanovič, Milko Križman 128 Present Status of Radioactive Contamination of the Forest Ecosystem in Slovenia with Cs-137 Originating Mostly from the Chernobyl Accident Lilijana Mljač, Milko Križman 123 Liquid Radioactive Discharges from a Thermal Power Plant Nuclear Knowledge, Education and Training Paper ID Hans Helmut Over, E. Wolfart, Claude Ives Rieg 075 The Material and Document Management Databases of JRC Petten – Useful Tools for European Nuclear Society Evgeny Kapralov 062 Refresher Training as an Important Factor Affecting Safety of Atomic Energy Utilization Facilities Lyubomir Pironkov, Slavka Tzanova 024 A European Project on Development of Training Courses for Personnel Involved in Decommissioning of Nuclear Installations Nuclear Energy and Society Paper ID Teodor Chirica, Alexandru Havriş 107 Romanian Nuclear Power Program Development – Commitment and Challenges Ahead Radko Istenič, Igor Jenčič 020 Public Opinion About Nuclear Energy – Year 2005 Poll Advances in Nuclear Technology and Other Topics Paper ID Mariana Iliescu, Mihai Culcer, Marian Curuia, Mircea Raceanu, Adrian Enache, 065 Ioan Stefanescu Development of a Deuterium Separation Factors in Palladium-Hydrogen Systems Measurement Method in Order to Evaluate the Tritium Separation
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Young Authors Session • Wednesday, September 7, 9:30-12:30 Paper ID (Research and Training Reactors) Martina Adorni, Anis Bousbia Salah, Francesco D'Auria, Rahim Nabbi 072 Analysis of Typical Loss of Core Cooling and Positive Reactivity Insertion Transients in the FRJ-2 D2O Tank Type Research Reactor (Fluid Dynamics, Heat and Mass Transfer) Robert Bergant, Iztok Tiselj 018 Numerical Simulations of Turbulent Heat Transfer in a Channel at Prandtl Numbers Higher than 100 Luka Štrubelj, Iztok Tiselj 002 CFD Simulation of Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability (Thermal Hydraulics) Janez Gale, Iztok Tiselj 019 Applicability of the Godunov's Method for Fundamental Four-Equations FSI Model Ana Maria Sánchez Hernandez, Angelo Lo Nigro, Antonino Spadoni, 163 Francesco D'Auria 3D Neutronic/Thermalhydraulic Core Model with Boron Feedback (Severe Accidents) Miroslav Babić, Ivo Kljenak, Borut Mavko 009 Simulation of Atmosphere Mixing and Stratification in the ThAI Experimental Facility with a CFD Code (Nuclear Materials) Ina Yankova, Bojana Tabakova, Peter Petrov 113 Electron Beam Welding Reconstitution Technology of Charpy-V Specimens (NPP Operation and Monitoring) Katia Slavcheva, N. D'Amico, Calogero Sollima 109 Safety Culture and Organizational Issues During Transition from Operation to Decommissioning of NPPs (Nuclear Waste) Dušan Čalić 177 Waste Management in Future - Partitioning and Transmutation (P&T) (Public Safety and Environmental Issues) Jelena Rašula, Andrej Stritar, Igor Osojnik, Darko Pungerčar 124 Information System Design and its Implementation at the SNSA
