CN-176 Presentations 7-11 DECEMBER 2009, KYOTO, JAPAN PRESENTATIONS KEYNOTE AND INVITED PAPERS: |
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OPENING SESSION | |||
No. |
Name |
Designating Member State/ Organization |
Title of Paper |
J. Bouchard |
France |
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PLENARY SESSION 1: National and international fast reactor programmes | |||
FRP-01 |
M. Xu |
China |
Fast reactor development for a sustainable nuclear energy supply in China |
FRP-02 |
J. Rouault |
France |
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FRP-03 |
S.C. Chetal |
India |
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FRP-04 |
K. Hakozaki |
Japan |
Research and development policy on FBR cycle technology in Japan |
FRP-05 |
J.B. Choi |
Korea, Republic of |
Status of fast reactor and pyroprocess technology development in Korea |
PLENARY Session 2: National and international fast reactor programmes (continued) | |||
FRP-06 |
P.G. Schedrovitsky |
Russian Federation |
The program of fast reactor development in Russia |
FRP-07 |
P.J. Finck |
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The US advanced fuel cycle program: objectives and accomplishments |
FRP-08 |
R. Schenkel |
EC |
Fast reactor research in Europe: the way towards sustainability |
FRP-09 |
A. Stanculescu |
IAEA |
IAEA programme on fast reactor, related fuels, and structural materials technology |
FRP-10 |
T. Dujardin |
OECD/NEA |
OECD Nuclear Energy Agency activities related to fast reactor development |
PLENARY Session 3: Advanced concepts and coolant technologies | |||
KN-01 |
J.L. Carbonnier |
France |
Advanced and innovative reactor concept designs, associated objectives and driving forces |
KN-02 |
V.M. Poplavsky |
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PLENARY Session 4: Safety and materials | |||
KN-03 |
R. Nakai |
Japan |
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KN-04 |
B. Raj |
India |
Structural materials: new challenges, manufacturing and performance |
PLENARY SESSION 5: Fuels and fuel cycles | |||
INV-01 |
T. Mizuno |
Japan |
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INV-02 |
V.M. Poplavsky |
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Fuels for advanced sodium cooled fast reactors in Russia: stateof-art and prospects |
INV-03 |
K.O. Pasamehmetoglu |
United States of America |
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INV-04 |
J. Somers |
EC |
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KN-05 |
S. Tanaka |
Japan |
Recycle strategies for fast reactors and related fuel cycle technologies |
PLENARY SESSION 6: Retrospectives and advanced simulation | |||
INV-05 |
J.F. Sauvage |
France |
The French SFR operating experience |
INV-06 |
S.C. Chetal |
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The last twenty years experience with fast reactors; Lessons learnt and perspective |
INV-07 |
K. Ito |
Japan |
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INV-08 |
A.V. Zrodnikov |
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KN-06 |
A. Siegel |
United States of America |
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CLOSING SESSION | |||
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T. Jo |
Japan |
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M. Salvatores |
France |
Issues and challenges of fast reactors: imaginative breakthrough vs. business as usual |
PANELS: | |||
PANEL 1: Economics and performance of fast neutron systems: overall reliability of plant and systems and impact of technological improvements | |||
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N. Camarcat |
France |
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V. Kagramanyan |
Russian Federation |
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PANEL 2: International activities: collaborative programmes, harmonization of prototypes, sharing of facilities and standardization | |||
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C. Hu |
China |
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P. Frigola |
EC |
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S. Golub |
USA |
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A. Chebeskov |
Russian Federation |
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Y. Sagayama |
Japan |
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A. Rineiski |
Germany |
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YOUNG GENERATION EVENT (YGE): |
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YGE-02 |
T. Ito |
Japan |
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L. Ren |
China |
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Y. Liu |
China |
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K.L. Lee |
Korea, Republic of |
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W.J. Chang |
Korea, Republic of |
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F. Gabrielli |
Germany |
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E. Hourcade |
EC |
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S. Poglyad |
Russian Federation |
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W. D. Pointer |
USA |
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S. Beils |
France |
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T. Jo |
Japan |
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CONTRIBUTED PAPERS: | |||
PARALLEL SESSION 1.1: Innovative fast reactors: objectives and driving forces | |||
01-01 |
N. Camarcat |
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01-02 |
Y. Sagayama |
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01-03 |
Y. Kim |
Korea, Republic of |
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01-04 |
V.M. Poplavsky |
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01-05 |
V.M. Poplavsky |
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Core design and fuel cycle of advanced fast reactor with sodium coolant |
01-06 |
D.H. Hahn |
Korea, Republic of |
Advanced SFR concept based on PRISM and KALIMER |
01-07 |
K. Aoto |
Japan |
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PARALLEL SESSION 1.2: Innovative fast reactors: objectives and driving forces | |||
01-08 |
A. Alemberti |
Italy |
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01-09 |
A.V. Zrodnikov |
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SVBR-100 module-type fast reactor of the IV Generation for regional power industry |
01-10 |
J.C. Garnier |
France |
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01-11 |
M. Konomura |
Japan |
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01-12 |
B. Riou |
France |
Design features of advanced sodium cooled fast reactors with emphasis on economics |
PARALLEL SESSION 2: Fast reactor coolant technology and instrumentation | |||
02-01 |
R. Ganesan |
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Behaviour and monitoring of non-metallic impurities in liquid sodium |
02-02 |
C. Latgé |
France |
Sodium quality control; French developments from Rapsodie to EFR |
02-03 |
S. Eckert |
Germany |
Some recent developments in the field of liquid metal measuring techniques and instrumentation |
02-04 |
C. Ito |
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02-05 |
F. Baqué |
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Challenges and R&D program for improving inspection of sodium cooled fast reactors and systems |
02-06 |
K. Tsukimori |
Japan |
R&D on Maintenance Technologies for FBR plants in JAEA The status quo and the future plan |
02-07 |
T. Ashida |
Japan |
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PARALLEL Session 3.1: Fast reactor safety: approaches and issues | |||
03-01 |
S. Beils |
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03-02 |
R.A. Wigeland |
United States of America |
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03-03 |
I. Slessarev |
Russian Federation |
Ways to the nuclear power renaissance and vital risk free fast reactors |
PARALLEL SESSION 3.2: Fast reactor safety: approaches and issues | |||
03-05 |
G.L. Fiorini |
France |
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03-06 |
N. Nakae |
Japan |
Basis of technical guideline for FBR fuel safety evaluation in JNES |
03-07 |
K. Haga |
Japan |
Development of integrated analytical tools for level-2 PSA of LMFBR |
03-08 |
E.E. Morris |
United States of America |
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03-09 |
V.M. Poplavsky |
Russian Federation |
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03-10 |
S. Kubo |
Japan |
Safety design requirements for safety systems and components of JSFR |
PARALLEL SESSION 4.1: Fast reactor structural materials: achievements and new challenges | |||
04-01 |
J.T. Busby |
United States of America |
Advanced materials for nuclear reactor systems: alloys by design to overcome past limitations |
04-02 |
G. Müller |
Germany |
Pulsed e-beam modified FeCrAlY corrosion barriers for future fast reactor systems |
04-03 |
A. Povstyanko |
Russian Federation |
EP-450 Steel as cladding material for fuel rods for fast neutron reactors |
04-04 |
S.H. Kim |
Korea, Republic of |
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PARALLEL SESSION 4.2: Fast reactor structural materials: achievements and new challenges | |||
04-05 |
N. Isobe |
Japan |
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04-06 |
K. Fukumoto |
Japan |
Microstructural effect of solute addition for Fe-15Cr-20Ni steels irradiated in Joyo |
04-07 |
K. Natesan |
United States of America |
Materials and code qualification needs for sodium-cooled fast reactors |
04-08 |
O. Ancelet |
France |
Analysis of the optimization of the secondary hot piping for a sodium fast reactor |
04-09 |
V.S. Ageev |
Russian Federation |
Structural materials for Russian fast reactor cores: Status and prospects |
04-10 |
T. Asayama |
Japan |
Development of structural materials for JSFR - overview and current status |
PARALLEL SESSION 5.1: Fast reactor fuel cycles | |||
05-01 |
А.V. Bychkov |
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Strategies and national programs of closed fuel cycles: Russian vision |
05-02 |
H. Funasaka |
Japan |
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05-03 |
C. Poinssot |
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05-05 |
W. Nakazato |
Japan |
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05-06 |
T. Taiwo |
United States of America |
U.S. Study on impacts of heterogeneous recycle in fast reactors on overall fuel cycle |
05-21P |
T. Namekawa |
Japan |
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PARALLEL SESSION 5.2: Fast reactor fuel cycles | |||
05-08 |
F. Gabrielli |
Germany |
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05-09 |
A.M. Yacout |
United States of America |
Multi-regional transitional strategies towards fast reactor based nuclear energy systems |
05-10 |
A. Baschwitz |
France |
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05-11 |
B. Raj |
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05-12 |
A.V. Zrodnikov |
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International nuclear fuel cycle centers in global nuclear power infrastructure |
05-13 |
P. Kumar |
India |
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PARALLEL SESSION 5.3: Fast reactor fuel cycles | |||
05-14 |
J.F. Pilat |
United States of America |
Proliferation resistance for fast reactors and related fuel cycles: issues and impacts |
05-15 |
D. Greneche |
France |
Proliferation issues related to the deployment of fast neutron reactors |
05-16 |
Y. Kuno |
Japan |
Role of safeguards in proliferation resistance for the future nuclear fuel cycle systems |
PARALLEL Session 6.1: Fast reactor analysis: basic data, experiments and advanced simulation | |||
06-01 |
K. Sugiyama |
Japan |
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06-02 |
K. Litfin |
Germany |
Flow distribution and turbulent heat transfer in a hexagonal rod bundle experiment |
06-03 |
Yu.M. Ashurko |
Russian Federation |
Phenomenon of local natural circulation in a circuit of nuclear power plant |
06-04 |
R. Kato |
Japan |
The R&D test plan using sodium test loop for development of the 4S |
06-05 |
G. Palmiotti |
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Nuclear data for innovative fast Reactors: Impact of uncertainties and new requirements |
06-06 |
J.M. Ruggieri |
France |
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06-07 |
T. Takeda |
Japan |
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PARALLEL SESSION 6.2: Fast reactor analysis: basic data, experiments and advanced simulation | |||
06-08 |
K. Mikityuk |
Switzerland |
Review of the recent FAST project activities related to Gen-IV fast reactors |
06-09 |
T.J. Tautges |
United States of America |
Coupled multi-physics simulation frameworks for reactor simulation: A bottom-up approach |
06-10 |
V.M. Poplavsky |
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06-11 |
M.A. Smith |
United States of America |
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06-13 |
A. Rineiski |
Germany |
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06-14 |
T. Nakajima |
Japan |
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PARALLEL SESSION 6.3: Fast reactor analysis: basic data, experiments and advanced simulation | |||
06-31P |
C. Lee |
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Development of multigroup cross section generation code MC2-3 for fast reactor analysis |
06-17 |
T.H. Fanning |
United States of America |
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06-18 |
W.D. Pointer |
United States of America |
RANS Simulations of turbulent diffusion in wire-wrapped sodium fast reactor fuel assemblies |
06-19 |
S.M. Woo |
Korea, Republic of |
The multi-dimensional analysis method development for KALIMER-600 using MARS-LMR CODE |
PARALLEL SESSION 7.1: Advanced fast reactor fuels | |||
07-01 |
D. Haas |
EC |
Fast neutron reactor fuel cycle research programme at the Joint Research Centre |
07-02 |
F. Varaine |
France |
Comparative review on different fuels for Gen-IV sodium fast reactors: merits and drawbacks |
07-03 |
O.N. Nikitin |
Russian Federation |
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07-04 |
J.P. Panakkal |
India |
Fabrication and quality control of MOX fuel for prototype fast breeder reactor (PFBR) |
07-05 |
A.V. Bychkov |
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Vibropac MOX - fuel for fast reactors - experience and prospects |
07-06 |
M. Kato |
Japan |
Development of Np and Am bearing MOX fuels for Japan sodium cooled fast reactors |
PARALLEL SESSION 7.2: Advanced fast reactor fuels | |||
07-07 |
R.N. Jayaraj |
India |
Manufacture of core sub-assemblies and fertile fuel assemblies for Indian fast breeder programme |
07-08 |
B.O. Lee |
Korea, Republic of |
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07-09 |
H. Ohta |
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07-10 |
T.K. Kim |
United States of America |
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PARALLEL SESSION 8: Improvements in fast reactor components and system design | |||
08-01 |
P. Chellapandi |
India |
Design concepts for reactor assembly components of 500 MWe future FRs |
08-02 |
B.A. Vasilyev |
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08-03 |
N. Kasahara |
Japan |
Development of elevated temperature structural design methods to realize compact reactor vessels |
08-04 |
M. Chassignet |
France |
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08-05 |
M.K. Birznek |
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08-06 |
S. Fujiwara |
Japan |
Development of a large diameter electromagnetic pump and a back-up power supply system for the 4S |
08-07 |
T. Handa |
Japan |
Research and development for the integrated IHX/pump |
08-08 |
Y. Chikazawa |
Japan |
Comparison of pool/loop configurations in the JAEA fast reactor feasibility study |
08-09 |
H. Yamano |
Japan |
Unsteady elbow pipe flow to develop a flow-induced vibration evaluation methodology for JSFR |
PARALLEL SESSION 9: Past twenty years with fast reactors and experimental facilities: experience and prospects | |||
09-01 |
P.J. D'hondt |
Belgium |
Availability of research and test facilities for fast reactor development |
09-02 |
S. Maeda |
Japan |
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09-03 |
T.H. Lee |
Korea, Republic of |
Scientific design of large scale sodium thermal-hydraulic test facility in KAERI |
09-04 |
A.V. Bychkov |
Russian Federation |
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PARALLEL SESSION 10: Fast reactor knowledge management, education and training | |||
10-01 |
A. Pryakhin |
IAEA |
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10-02 |
G. Rodriguez |
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10-03 |
M. Sawada |
Japan |
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10-04 |
S.A.V. Satya Murty |
India |
Knowledge management in fast reactors and related fuel cycles |
Tsuruga Session | |||
Tsuruga-01 | Y. Akimoto | Japan | No fast reactor, no survival beyond 21st century |
Tsuruga-02 | H. McFarlane | United States of America | On US fast reactor experience and the importance of Monju |
Tsuruga-03 | M. Xu | China | Prospect on Chinese fast reactor development and expectations to Monju |
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