GEN-IV Webinar – Development of In-Service Inspection Rules for Sodium-Cooled Fast Reactors Using the System Based Code Concept
This webinar introduces the development of ISI rules for SFRs using the System Based Code (SBC) concept.
This webinar introduces the development of ISI rules for SFRs using the System Based Code (SBC) concept.
The objective of the workshop was to identify promising sensor technologies and solutions. The workshop helped increase awareness and facilitate collaboration between EPRI and others.
The webinar highlighted broader trends developing in energy markets and policy in the Western US, as well as factors driving change in aggressively decarbonizing states (e.g. Colorado, Washington), fossil-fuel dependent states (e.g. North Dakota, Wyoming), and states with unique governing situations (e.g. Arizona, Minnesota).
This GEN IV webinar, presented by Dr. Song Danrong, chief designer at the Nuclear Power Institute of China, discussed China’s Multi-purpose – ACP100 Design and Project Progress.
This Energy Communities Forum, hosted by ECA, will help attendees better understand how to match potential host-community strengths and needs with those of advanced nuclear project developers.
This webinar discussed a potential new DOE Program on materials research for fuel cladding for advanced reactors.
This presentation outlines strategies for the treatment and processing of MSR-type wastes from concepts of the reconditioning and recycling of certain components to partitioning and direct immobilization of other waste components.
The purpose of this workshop was to discuss a potential new U.S. Department of Energy program on advanced and innovative materials research for advanced reactor fuel cladding. Additionally, this workshop tried to identify possible program objectives and gather industry input to determine priority research directions for Fiscal Year 2023.
Join us for presentations from a variety of industry leaders.
This two-day workshop reviewed the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy’s Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies (AMMT) Program.