Abstract
The objective of this Safety Guide is to provide harmonized guidance to designers, operators, regulators and providers of technical support on deterministic safety analysis for nuclear power plants. It provides information on the utilization of the results of such analysis for safety and reliability improvements. The Safety Guide addresses conservative, best estimate and uncertainty evaluation approaches to deterministic safety analysis and is applicable to current and future designs. Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Grouping of initiating events and associated transients relating to plant states; 3. Deterministic safety analysis and acceptance criteria; 4. Conservative deterministic safety analysis; 5. Best estimate plus uncertainty analysis; 6. Verification and validation of computer codes; 7. Relation of deterministic safety analysis to engineering aspects of safety and probabilistic safety analysis; 8. Application of deterministic safety analysis; 9. Source term evaluation for operational states and accident conditions; References.
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Deterministic Safety Analysis for Nuclear Power Plants. Specific Safety Guide (Russian Edition); Детерминистический анализ безопасности атомных электростанций. Специальное руководство по безопасности.
IAEA: N. p.,
2014.
Web.
None.
Deterministic Safety Analysis for Nuclear Power Plants. Specific Safety Guide (Russian Edition); Детерминистический анализ безопасности атомных электростанций. Специальное руководство по безопасности.
IAEA.
None.
2014.
"Deterministic Safety Analysis for Nuclear Power Plants. Specific Safety Guide (Russian Edition); Детерминистический анализ безопасности атомных электростанций. Специальное руководство по безопасности."
IAEA.
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title = {Deterministic Safety Analysis for Nuclear Power Plants. Specific Safety Guide (Russian Edition); Детерминистический анализ безопасности атомных электростанций. Специальное руководство по безопасности}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The objective of this Safety Guide is to provide harmonized guidance to designers, operators, regulators and providers of technical support on deterministic safety analysis for nuclear power plants. It provides information on the utilization of the results of such analysis for safety and reliability improvements. The Safety Guide addresses conservative, best estimate and uncertainty evaluation approaches to deterministic safety analysis and is applicable to current and future designs. Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Grouping of initiating events and associated transients relating to plant states; 3. Deterministic safety analysis and acceptance criteria; 4. Conservative deterministic safety analysis; 5. Best estimate plus uncertainty analysis; 6. Verification and validation of computer codes; 7. Relation of deterministic safety analysis to engineering aspects of safety and probabilistic safety analysis; 8. Application of deterministic safety analysis; 9. Source term evaluation for operational states and accident conditions; References.}
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title = {Deterministic Safety Analysis for Nuclear Power Plants. Specific Safety Guide (Russian Edition); Детерминистический анализ безопасности атомных электростанций. Специальное руководство по безопасности}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The objective of this Safety Guide is to provide harmonized guidance to designers, operators, regulators and providers of technical support on deterministic safety analysis for nuclear power plants. It provides information on the utilization of the results of such analysis for safety and reliability improvements. The Safety Guide addresses conservative, best estimate and uncertainty evaluation approaches to deterministic safety analysis and is applicable to current and future designs. Contents: 1. Introduction; 2. Grouping of initiating events and associated transients relating to plant states; 3. Deterministic safety analysis and acceptance criteria; 4. Conservative deterministic safety analysis; 5. Best estimate plus uncertainty analysis; 6. Verification and validation of computer codes; 7. Relation of deterministic safety analysis to engineering aspects of safety and probabilistic safety analysis; 8. Application of deterministic safety analysis; 9. Source term evaluation for operational states and accident conditions; References.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {2014}
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