A comprehensive approach of reactor safety research aiming at elimination of recriticality in CDA for commercialization of LMFBR

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This paper discusses requirement and necessity for elimination of recriticality issue in hypothetical core disruptive accident in future fast reactors, and also necessity of a new comprehensive approach of safety research to achieve this objective. A theoretical investigation of the initiating phase consequences in an unprotected loss-of-flow accidents is shown as an example. A generalized model for core behavior is developed in order to clarify a requirement for mechanism to introduce a negative reactivity (controlled material relocation concept) aiming at elimination of recriticality. © 1997 Published by Elsevier Science Ltd.

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Niwa, H. (1998). A comprehensive approach of reactor safety research aiming at elimination of recriticality in CDA for commercialization of LMFBR. Progress in Nuclear Energy, 32(3–4), 621–629. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0149-1970(97)00066-8

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