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Book of Abstractst International Conference Nuclear Energy f0r New Eur0pe 2010 Book of Abstractst www.nss.si/port200 The contents of abstracts published in this book are the responsibility of the authors concerned. The organizer is not responsible for published facts and technical accuracy of presented data. Organizers would also like to apologize for any error caused by electronic transmission and materials processing. _Previous meetings organized by Nuclear Society of Slovenia: • First Meeting of Nuclear Society of Slovenia, Bovec, Slovenia, June 1992 • Regional Meeting: Nuclear Energy in Central Europe, Present and Perspectives, Portorož, Slovenia, June 1993 • PSA/PRA and Severe Accidents '94, Ljubljana, Slovenia, April 1994 • Annual Meeting of NSS '94, Rogaška Slatina, Slovenia, September 1994 • 2nd Regional Meeting: Nuclear Energy in Central Europe, Portorož, Slovenia, September 1995 • 3rd Regional Meeting: Nuclear Energy in Central Europe, Portorož, Slovenia, September 1996 • 4th Regional Meeting: Nuclear Energy in Central Europe, Bled, Slovenia, September 1997 • Nuclear Energy in Central Europe `98, Čatež, Slovenia, September 1998 • Nuclear Energy in Central Europe `99 with Embedded Meeting Neutron Imaging Methods to Detect Defects in Materials, Portorož, Slovenia, September 1999 • 20th International Conference on Nuclear Tracks in Solids, Portorož, Slovenia, August 2000 • Nuclear Energy in Central Europe 2000, Bled, Slovenia, September 2000 • Nuclear Energy in Central Europe 2001, Portorož, Slovenia, September 2001 • Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2002, Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, September 2002 • Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2003, Portorož, Slovenia, September 2003 • Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2004, Portorož, Slovenia, September 2004 • Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2005, Bled, Slovenia, September 2005 • Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2006, Portorož, Slovenia, September 2006 • Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2007, Portorož, Slovenia, September 2007 • Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2008, Portorož, Slovenia, September 2008 • Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2009, Bled, Slovenia, September 2009 _Sponsors _Organizer Address Contact Address: Nuclear Society of Slovenia, PORT2010 Jamova 39, SI-1000 Ljubljana Slovenia E-mail :[email protected] www: www.djs.si/port2010 Phone: +386 1 588 53 95 Fax: +386 1 588 53 77 _Program Committee Andrej Trkov, Slovenia, Chair Helmuth Böck, Austria Ivan Alexander Kodeli, Slovenia Leon Cizelj, Slovenia Alojz Kodre, Slovenia Gerard Cognet, France Boštjan Končar, Slovenia Nikola Čavlina, Croatia Božidar Krajnc, Slovenia Marko Čepin, Slovenia Martin Kropík, Czech Republic Milan Čerček, Slovenia Vladislav Krošelj, Slovenia Duško Čorak, Croatia Andrej Likar, Slovenia Oscar Cabellos de Francisco, Spain Borut Mavko, Slovenia Francesco D'Auria, Italy Irena Mele, IAEA Milorad Dušič, IAEA Martin Novšak, Slovenia Danilo Feretić, Croatia Primož Pelicon, Slovenia Paolo Gaio, Belgium Dubravko Pevec, Croatia Michel Giot, Belgium Stane Rožman, Slovenia Horst Glaeser, Germany Rainer Salomaa, Finland Bogdan Glumac, Slovenia Vladimír Slugeň, Slovak Republic Davor Grgić, Croatia Andrej Stritar, Slovenia Yassin Hassan, USA Iztok Tiselj, Slovenia Tim Haste, UK Zoran V. Stošić, Germany Igor Jenčič, Slovenia Pedro Vaz, Portugal Romana Jordan Cizelj, Slovenia Tomaž Žagar, Slovenia Ivo Kljenak, Slovenia _Best Paper Award Committee Alojz Kodre, Slovenia, Chair Francesco D’Auria, Italy Michel Giot, Belgium _Best Poster Award Committee Tim Haste, France, Chair Gerard Cognet, France Igor Jenčič, Slovenia _Organizing Committee Igor Lengar, Chair Robert Bergant Dušan Rudman Slavko Slavič Darja Stich Urška Turšič Bojan Žefran Gašper Žerovnik _Preliminary Conference Program 7.9.2010 Session 3 9:20 Invited Lecture 1 9:20 1 Robin Forrest - Austria The Role of Nuclear Data for Fusion Technology Studies Session 9 10:00 Reactor Physics, Fuel Cycle and Research Reactors 10:00 204 P. Dossantos-Uzarralde, H.P. Jacquet, G. Gauriot - France Methodology Investigations on Uncertainties Propagation in Nuclear Data Evaluation 10:20 209 Marco Pecchia, G. Kotev, Carlo Parisi, Francesco D'Auria - Italy MOX Benchmark Calculation Results by Monte Carlo and Deterministic Codes 10:40 202 Nikolas Catsaros, B. Gaveau, M. Jaekel, Jacques Maillard, G. Maurel, P. Savva, J. Silva, M. Varvayanni - Greece Building a Dynamic Monte Carlo Code to Simulate New Reactor Concepts Session 11 11:20 Thermal Hydraulics 11:20 408 Laurent Bricteux, Matthieu Duponcheel, Yann Bartosiewitz - Belgium Direct Numerical Simulation of Heat Transfer at Very Low Prandtl Number: Application to convection convection in Lead-Bismuth flows 11:40 402 Eckhard Krepper, Martin Schmidtke, Dirk Lucas, Matthias Beyer - Germany Steam Bubble Condensation in Polydispersed Flow –Experiments and CFD Simulations 12:00 412 Yuriy Parfenov, Vladimir Melikhov, Oleg Melikhov, Alexey Nerovnov - Russia Analysis of the Two-phase Flow Phenomena at PGV Test Facility Session 4 14:00 Invited Lecture 2 14:00 2 Enrico Sartori - France Models and Their Benchmarking - International Experience in Nuclear Applications Session 13 14:40 Materials and Structural Integrity 14:40 604 Oriol Garrido, Leon Cizelj, Igor Simonovski - Slovenia Modular 3-D Solid Finite Element Model for Fatigue Analyses of a PWR Reactor Coolant System 15:00 610 Christian Poeckl, Steffen Bergholz, Juergen Rudolph, Nikolaus Wirtz - Germany AREVA’s Fatigue Concept (AFC) – An Integrated And Multidisciplinary Approach To The Fatigue Assessment Of NPP Components 15:20 607 Artur Muehleisen, Matjaž Podjavoršek, Andreja Peršič, Djordje Vojnovič, Andrej Stritar - Slovenia Slovenian Regulatory Approach to Design Lifetime Extension Session 14 16:00 Severe Accidents and Probabilistic Safety Assessment Probabilistic Safety Assessment 16:00 702 Duško Kančev, Marko Čepin - Slovenia Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis for Age-Dependent Model of Test and Maintenance 16:20 804 Tim Haste, Frédéric Payot, Cristina Dominguez, Philippe March, B. Simondi-Teisseire, Martin Steinbrück, Roland Zeyen - France Study of Boron Behaviour in the Primary Circuit of Water Reactors under Severe Accident Conditions; a Comparison of Recent Integral and Separate-Effect Data 16:40 801 Oleg Solovjanov, R. Lutz, Nathalie Dessars, Thibaut Rensonnet - Belgium Implementation of Severe Accident Management Guidelines to Shutdown and Low- Power Operation Modes for VVER and PWR Plants Session 15 17:10 Radioactive Waste and Decommissioning 17:10 905 Ana Stanič - United Kingdom EU Law on Radioactive Waste 17:30 902 Boštjan Duhovnik, Janja Špiler - Slovenia Preliminary Design of Vrbina LILW Repository 17:50 903 Marko Kostanjevec, Marija Fabjan, Simona Sučić - Slovenia Transport of Radioactive Waste from Small Producers 18:10 908 Nadja Železnik, Metka Kralj, Irena Mele, Primož Stropnik, Ivica Levanat, Vladimir Lokner, Andrea Rapić - Slovenia Revision 2 of the Program of NPP Krško Decommissioning and SF & LILW Disposal 8.9.2010 Session 5 9:00 Invited Lecture 3 9:00 5 Cheng Xu Cross-Cutting Tasks on Thermal-Hydraulics of Innovative Nuclear Systems Session 12 9:40 Multiphyiscs 9:40 505 György Hegyi, András Keresztúri, Csaba Maŕaczy, Istvan Trosztel - Hungary Reactivity Initiated Accident Analysis of the HPLWR Three Pass Core with Ascending Gap Flow Using the KIKO3D-ATHLET Code 10:00 501 R. Miró, C. Pereira, T. Barrachina, G. Verdú, J.C. Martínez-Murillo - Spain Implementation of New Simulation Capabilities in RELAP5/PARCS v2.7 Coupled Codes 10:20 504 Davide Rozzia, Martina Adorni, Alessandro Del Nevo, Francesco D'Auria - Italy TRANSURANUS Verification Against CNEA’s PHWR MOX Experiments, from IFPE Database Session 20 11:00 In memory prof. 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