APRI in the SSM podcast Strålsäkert
Listen to episode 21 of the SSM podcast Strålsäkert where severe accident research is discussed. The APRI program is described as an important and crucial activity in order to keep
Accident Phenomena of Risk Importance
Knowledge of the phenomena that can occur during severe accidents in a nuclear power plant is an important prerequisite for being able to predict the plant’s behavior, to be able to design procedures and guidelines for accident management, for emergency planning and to get good quality in accident analyzes and risk studies.
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About the project
Knowledge of the phenomena that can occur during severe accidents in a nuclear power plant is an important prerequisite for being able to predict the plant’s behavior, to be able to design procedures and guidelines for accident management, for emergency planning and to get good quality in accident analyzes and risk studies.
APRI is a collaborative project that will constitute a common platform and knowledge base for the nuclear industry as well as the regulator in Sweden regarding phenomena and event sequences during severe accidents at a nuclear power plant. The new knowledge that the project adds to SSM and the power companies will improve the assessment of existing measures, technical and administrative, to deal with severe accidents.
News
APRI contributed to the EPR design
APRI research contributed with crucial knowledge during construction of the EPR core catcher. This is stated in an extensive article published by Energiforsk where the first criticality of Olkiluoto 3
The APRI 10 Final Report is publiched!
The APRI 10 project ended in december 2020 and the results from the project have been compiled in a Final Report now published as SSM Report 2022:02. Since the early