Spent fuel shipping cask accident evaluation
Spent fuel shipping cask accident evaluation
Mathematical models have been developed to simulate the dynamic behavior, following a hypothetical accident and fire, of typical casks designed for the rail shipment of spent fuel from nuclear reactors, and to determine the extent of radioactive releases under postulated conditions. The casks modeled were the IF-300, designed by the General Electric Company for the shipment of spent LWR fuel, and a cask designed by the Aerojet Manufacturing Company for the shipment of spent LMFBR fuel.
- University of North Texas United States
Loss Of Coolant, Testing 050700* -- Nuclear Fuels-- Fuels Production & Properties, Reactor Materials, Performance Testing, Transport, Fuels, Reactor Accidents, Containers, Fbr Type Reactors, Lmfbr Type Reactors, 420204 -- Engineering-- Shipping Containers, Nuclear Fuels, 42 Engineering, Rail Transport, Fission Product Release, Spent Fuels, Spent Fuel Casks, Mathematical Models, Breeder Reactors, Reactors, 11 Nuclear Fuel Cycle And Fuel Materials, Fast Reactors, Accidents, Epithermal Reactors, Casks, Water Cooled Reactors, Energy Sources, Simulation, Liquid Metal Cooled Reactors
Loss Of Coolant, Testing 050700* -- Nuclear Fuels-- Fuels Production & Properties, Reactor Materials, Performance Testing, Transport, Fuels, Reactor Accidents, Containers, Fbr Type Reactors, Lmfbr Type Reactors, 420204 -- Engineering-- Shipping Containers, Nuclear Fuels, 42 Engineering, Rail Transport, Fission Product Release, Spent Fuels, Spent Fuel Casks, Mathematical Models, Breeder Reactors, Reactors, 11 Nuclear Fuel Cycle And Fuel Materials, Fast Reactors, Accidents, Epithermal Reactors, Casks, Water Cooled Reactors, Energy Sources, Simulation, Liquid Metal Cooled Reactors
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