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September 15-20, 2019 Paris, France 11th International Conference on Nuclear Criticality safety Program &Abstracts September 15-20, 2019 Paris, France Cité des sciences et de l’industrie Conception : la-fabrique-créative - Photo : © Sylvain Sonnet HOSTED BY www.icnc2019.com Content Welcome Messages ........................ 1 Organization .............................. 2 Supporter Information ..................... 5 Exhibitors Information ...................... 6 Meeting Spaces ............................ 8 Program at a Glance ...................... 10 Program Schedule ........................ 12 Abstracts ................................. 19 Monday, September 16 ...................... 19 Tuesday, September 17 ...................... 34 Wednesday, September 18.................... 56 Thursday, September 19 ..................... 81 Poster Session ............................ 87 Tuesday, September 17 ...................... 87 Workshops .............................. 102 Technical Tours .......................... 103 General Information ..................... 104 Sightseeing Excursions ................... 106 Welcome Messages From IRSN Director General Jean-Christophe Niel Twenty years after the 6th ICNC held in France, it is a great honor for IRSN, the French Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety, to host the 11th International Conference on Nuclear Criticality safety. This event will be a great opportunity for researchers, experts and practitioners worldwide to share their current works and concerns and also to reflect together about the future challenges of nuclear criticality safety. IRSN is fully mobilized to ensure the success of ICNC 2019. I express my sincere thanks to my French and international colleagues who already dedicated time and efforts in helping organize this unique and important event, and to all supporting organizations worldwide for making it possible. From ICNC 2019 Chair Stéphane EVO As every edition, the 11th International Conference on Nuclear Criticality safety (ICNC), organized by IRSN under the auspices of the Nuclear Energy Agency of OECD, is a major rendez-vous for professionals and students with activities related to nuclear criticality safety. Twenty years after, France has the privilege of hosting this conference once again. Even if experience in nuclear criticality safety is important today, the scientific community is still facing new challenges and is improving its skills continuously in order to achieve the highest degree of safety for practitioners dealing with fissile material. The city of Paris offers a wide variety of activities; we hope you will have the opportunity to extend your stay and make the ICNC 2019 an unforgettable experience. 1 Organization LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE (ITC) GENERAL CHAIR Stéphane EVO, Chair of the Organizing Committee, IRSN, France, Stéphane EVO, IRSN TRACK LEADERS ASSISTANT GENERAL CHAIRS Track 1. Codes and Other Calculation Methods Aurélie BARDELAY, IRSN Shuichi TSUDA, OECD/NEA International Track Leaders David HEINRICHS, LLNL, United States EVENTS MANAGERS Yevgeniy ROZHIKHIN, IPPE, Russia Fabrice ECRABET, IRSN French Track Leader Caroline SALHAB, IRSN Eric DUMONTEIL, IRSN, France Track 2. Nuclear Data PCO International Track Leaders Audrey DUPUIS, Insight Outside David BROWN, BNL, United States Luiz LEAL, IRSN, France FINANCIAL AND LEGAL CHAIRS French Track Leader Mickaël BARONI, IRSN Raphaëlle ICHOU, IRSN, France Sylvie GRAUET, IRSN Caroline MARCHAND, IRSN Track 3. Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analysis Magali PENOT, IRSN International Track Leaders Coralie CARMOUZE, CEA, France Maik STUKE, GRS, Germany French Track Leader INTERNATIONAL Nicolas LECLAIRE, IRSN, France ADVISORY COMMITTEE (IAC) Track 4. Measurements, Experiments and Benchmarks Stéphane EVO, IRSN John BESS, INL International Track Leaders Doug BOWEN, ORNL John BESS, INL, United States Coralie CARMOUZE, CEA Patrick BLAISE, CEA, France Stefano CARUSO, NAGRA French Track Leader José CONDE, ENUSA Isabelle DUHAMEL, IRSN, France Jim GULLIFORD, G&M Nuclear Skills Ltd Track 5. Standards, Assessment Methodology, Regulations Axel HOEFER, Framatome Deborah HILL, NNL International Track Leaders Tatiana IVANOVA, OECD/NEA Doug BOWEN, ORNL, United States Anatoly KOCHETKOV, SCK CEN Fred WINSTANLEY, SL, United Kingdom Dennis MENNERDAHL, EMS French Track Leader Ken NAKAJIMA, RRI Luis AGUIAR, IRSN, France Gregory O’CONNOR, ONR Track 6. Operational Practices and Safety Cases Cecil PARKS, ORNL Catherine PERCHER, LLNL International Track Leaders Anssu RANTA-AHO, TVO Boris RYAZANOV, IPPE, Russia Brad REARDEN, ORNL Stuart WATSON, 3TSC, United Kingdom Boris RYAZANOV, IPPE French Track Leader Maik STUKE, GRS Mathieu MILIN, IRSN, France Kotaro TONOIKE, JAEA 2 Track 7. Storage and Transport Issues Laurent CHOLVY, CEA, France International Track Leaders Justin CLARITY, ORNL, United States Gregory O’CONNOR, ONR, United Kingdom Jean-Baptiste CLAVEL, IRSN, France Marcel TARDY, ORANO TN, France Jose CONDE LOPEZ, ENUSA, Spain French Track Leader Alexandre COULAUD, ORANO Projects, France Ludyvine JUTIER, IRSN, France Sam DARBY, ONR, United Kingdom Cyrille DE SAINT-JEAN, CEA, France Track 8. Final Disposal Issues Benjamin DECHENAUX, IRSN, France International Track Leaders Cheikh DIOP, CEA, France Travis TATE, US NRC, United States Aurélien DORVAL, CEA, France Vladimir KHOTYLEV, CNSC, Canada Isabelle DUHAMEL, IRSN, France French Track Leader Matthieu DULUC, IRSN, France Grégory CAPLIN, ORANO Projects, France Eric DUMONTEIL, IRSN, France Jérôme DUPAS, CEA, France Track 9. Criticality Accidents and Incidents Fabien DURET, IRSN, France International Track Leaders Matthew EATON, Imperial College, United Kingdom Yuichi YAMANE, JAEA, Japan Mary ERLUND, NNL, United Kingdom Matthieu DULUC, IRSN, France Stéphane EVO, IRSN, France Frédéric FERNEX, IRSN, France Track 10. Professional Development Issues and Training Benoit GESLOT, CEA, France International Track Leaders François-Xavier GIFFARD, CEA, France Deborah HILL, NNL, United Kingdom Cécile-Aline GOSMAIN, EDF, France John MILLER, SNL, United States Nathalie GLAZENER, LANL, France French Track Leader Jean-Michel GOMIT, IRSN, France Céline LENEPVEU, IRSN, France Cécile-Aline GOSMAIN, EDF, France Adrien GRUEL, CEA, France Track 11. Future Challenges Satoshi GUNJI, JAEA, Japan International Track Leaders Anatoly KOCHETKOV, SCK-CEN, Belgium Angela CHAMBERS, NNSA, United States Volker HANNSTEIN, GRS, Germany Tatiana IVANOVA, NEA, France Neil HARRIS, National Nuclear Laboratory, United Kingdom French Track Leader Stewart HAY, Cerberus Nuclear, United Kingdom Jean-Baptiste CLAVEL, IRSN, France David HEINRICHS, LLNL, United States Shawn HENDERSON, Sandia National Laboratories, United States REVIEWERS Maik HENNEBACH, Daher Nuclear Technologies GmbH, Germany Luis AGUIAR, IRSN, France Jerry HICKS, Independent, United States Thomas ALBERT, IRSN, France Deborah HILL, National Nuclear Laboratory, United Kingdom Consuelo ALEJANO MONGE, CSN, Spain Axel HOEFER, Framatome GmbH, Germany Jennifer ALWIN, LANL, United States Andrew HOLCOMB, ORNL, United States David AMES, Sandia National Laboratories, United States Craig HOLLAND, Cerberus Nuclear, United Kingdom Peter ANGELO, CNS, United States Calvin HOPPER, Independent, United States Hervé AUBERT, Framatome, France Jesson HUTCHINSON, LANL, United States James BAKER, Spectra Tech, United States Raphaëlle ICHOU, IRSN, France Aurélie BARDELAY, IRSN, France Evgeny IVANOV, IRSN, France Andrew BARTO, USNRC, United States Tatiana IVANOVA, OECD, France David BERNARD, CEA, France Cédric JOUANNE, CEA, France John BESS, Idaho National Laboratory, United States Ludyvine JUTIER, IRSN, France Patrick BLAISE, CEA, France Gregory KEEFER, LLNL, United States Sébastien BORROD, CEA, France Vladimir KHOTYLEV, CNSC-CCSN, Canada Doug BOWEN, ORNL, United States Robert KILGER, GRS, Germany Mariya BROVCHENKO, IRSN, France Soon KIM, LLNL, United States David BROWN, BNL, United States Bernd KLÜVER, TÜV Nord EnSys GmbH, Germany Forrest BROWN, LANL, United States Anatoly KHOCHETKOV, SCK-CEN, Belgium Laurent BUIRON, CEA, France Michaël LAGET, CEA, France Robert BUSCH, University of New Mexico, United States Dale LANCASTER, Nuclear Consultants, United States Oliver BUSS, Framatome GmbH, Germany Leal LUIZ, IRSN, France Grégory CAPLIN, ORANO Projects, France Jean-François LEBRAT, CEA, France Coralie CARMOUZE, CEA, France Nicolas LECLAIRE, IRSN, France Pierre CASOLI, CEA, France Pierre LECONTE, CEA, France Cihangir CELIK, ORNL, United States Yi-Kang LEE, CEA, France Angela CHAMBERS, NNSA, United States Mathias LEIN, Nuclear Consultants, Germany 3 Céline LENEPVEU, IRSN, France Ingo REICHE, BFE, Germany Igor LENGAR, IJS, Slovenia Jim REUS, Independent, United States Jun LI, Orano, France Simon RICHARDS, Wood, United Kingdom Clément LOPEZ, ANDRA, France Yann RICHET, IRSN, France Marat MARGULIS, CEA, France Yevgeniy ROZHIKHIN, IPPE, Russie William BJ MARSHALL, ORNL, United States Boris RYAZANOV, IPPE, Russie Jackie MARTIN, EDF Energy, United Kingdom Alicia SALAZAR-CROCKETT, LANL, United States Dennis MENERDALH, E Mennerdahl Systems, Sweden Ellen SAYLOR, ORNL, United States Rick MIGLIORE, TN Americas LLC, United States John SCAGLIONE, ORNL, United States Anne MIJONET, CEA, France John SCORBY, LLNL, United States Laurent MILET, ORANO TN, France Evgeny SELEZNEV, IBRAE, Russia Mathieu MILIN, IRSN, France Paul SMITH, AMEC, United Kingdom John MILLER, Sandia National Laboratories, United States Fabian SOMMER, GRS, Germany Thomas MILLER, European Spallation Source, Sweden
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