DEVELOPMENT OF REACTORS, FUEL CYCLES, AND SPENT FUEL STORAGE
Main researcher
: KNAPP, VLADIMIR (21310) Assistants
BAĆE, MILE (1453)
GJURIĆ, TOMISLAV (9930)
GRGIĆ, DAVOR (114324)
KULIŠIĆ, PETAR (81083)
PETKOVIĆ, TOMISLAV (36555)
PEVEC, DUBRAVKO (67690)
BOŽIĆ, HELENA (201470)
Type of research: applied Duration from: 01/01/91. to 12/31/94. Papers on project (total): 37
Institution name: Fakultet elektrotehnike i računarstva, Zagreb (36) Department/Institute: Department of Applied Physics Address: Unska 3 City: 10000 - Zagreb, Croatia
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Summary: Research project "Development of reactors, fuel cycles and
spent fuel storage" was directed toward determination of the technically
and economicaly optimal reactor system and the fuel cycle for a small or
medium nuclear energy system. Within this framework a technical
feasibility and economic effects of intermediate conversion in PWR
reactors has been investigated. Within the project methods for the
calculation of radiation shielding in complex geometry were developed and
applied to investigation of the feasibility of the at site storage of
spentfuel. Interdependence of fission and fusion reactor developmentwas
investigated as an element for the selection of long termnuclear
strategies for small or medium nuclear systems.
Research goals: The long term project purpose is preparation of
scientific and technical knowledge, inclusive scientific contribution
required for : a) a selection of the optimal reactor type and fuel cycle
for a small or medium energy system b) determination of optimal
radioactive waste disposal solution for a small or medium nuclear energy
system c) determination of the effect of interdependence of fission and
fusion development on the small or medium nuclear energy systems.
COOPERATION - INSTITUTIONS
Name of institution
: Hrvatska Elektroprivreda Type of institution: Economical/Production Type of cooperation: Other City: 10000 - Zagreb, Croatia Other information about the project.