The “Hands-on-Training in NPP simulations: building up a full model of an SMR” aims to provide advances knowledgr and best practices in system-code modeling for nuclear power plants.
The course is offered by ENSO, in collaboration with Professor Jordi Freixa (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain) and Professor Taewan Kim (Incheon National University, Korea).
This 13th edition focuses on the simulation of a Small Modular Reactor (SMR). A simplified model of a pressurized light-water SMR (iPWR) will be developed from scratch. Participants will be guided through the entier workflow, beginning with the review of publicity available information in the literature and progressing toward the complete development of the plant model.
The course is intended for users with intermediate experience in system codes. Its main objectives are:
The programme of the training course includes the following topics:
Theoretical part
Lecture 1 State of the art of system code.
Lecture 2 Verification and validation of TH codes.
Lecture 3 Small Modular Reactors.
Lecture 4 Accident phenomenology.
Lecture 5 iPWR SBO beyond DBA conditions.
Practical Part
Exercise 1 Drawing up TH models.
Exercise 2 SMR documentation and first sketch.
Exercise 3 Building the SMR model for RELAP5 thermal-hydraulic code.
Exercise 4 Reaching the steady-state conditions with REPAL5 code.
Exercise 5 SBO safety analysis calculation with RELAP5 code.
Registration is now open, please contact info@ensobcn.com to receive the Registration Form.
The training fee is:
1.800€ (companies or institutions)
1.500€ (students)