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GEN-IV Webinar - Development of In-Service Inspection Rules for Sodium-Colled Fast Reactors Using the System Based Code Concept, September 28, 2022, 8:30 am EDT
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In this Webinar, development of ISI rules for SFRs using the System Based Code (SBC) concept is introduced. The SBC concept consists of three parts: 1) design to reliability target that must be met throughout the service life, 2) margin exchange among the various technical areas of concern such as design, inspection, fabrication, and fitness for service, and 3) expand technical options by the timely adoption of newly developed technologies that are not in current codes and standards. Such a flexible and consistent concept is suitable to develop ISI rules by taking account of individual features of SFR plants. A unique logic flow to determine ISI requirements by using reliability targets for components is discussed, and the procedure to derive the reliability targets from plant safety requirements and to evaluate corresponding structural reliability is presented. Register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/995923764273506063
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2022-09-28T06:00:00Z
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