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Record 1 - external organization data 2004-03-17

English

Subject field(s)
  • Nuclear Fission Reactors
  • Compartment - Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
CONT

Overall, the treatment of spatial effects on reactivity change, reactivity feedback, flux shape and local overpower is either stylized or disregarded in the current licensees' analysis methodology of Loss of Reactivity Control (LORCA), and Loss of Flow (LOF), events.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Réacteurs nucléaires de fission
  • Tiroir - Commission canadienne de sûreté nucléaire
CONT

De façon générale, le traitement des effets spatiaux sur le changement de réactivité, la contre-réaction de réactivité, la forme du flux et la surpuissance locale est soit simplifié ou ignoré dans les méthodes d'analyse actuelles des accidents dus à l'absence de contrôle en cas de perte de réactivité (ACPR) et d'accidents dus à la perte de débit (PD), employées par les titulaires de permis.

Spanish

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