7th Meeting of the “European MELCOR User Group“

BEL V, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, Belgium
March 17-18, 2015

For information about missing presentations please contact author directly (Please see Agenda and List of Participants)

Title Speaker
Welcome M. Auglaire
Recent MELCOR Applications in TE L. Sallus
Intended use of MELCOR for MYRRHA Safety Assessment D. Bisogni
Overview of BEL V and use of MELCOR code M. Adorni
MELCOR Code Development Status L.L. Humphries
Application of MELCOR at GRS Regarding Spent Fuel Pool Analyses and Assessment of SAMG Procedures T. Steinrötter
MELCOR Modelling and Experience at NRG F. Alcaro
The Role of Nitrogen in Spent Fuel Pool Accident Scenarios B. S. Jäckel
MELCOR 2.1 Model for VVER 1000 (V230) Spent Fuel Pool-issues identified J. Donov
Passive successful cooling of a spend fuel pool W. Rapp
AREVA’s Current MELCOR Activities in Germany M. Löffler
MELCOR and CORQUENCH MCCI analyses in a KONVOI containment B. S. Jäckel
VVER-440/213 MELCOR COR Model for Gd2M Fuel P. Vokáč
Coupling the PECM with MELCOR P. Dietrich
Use of MELCOR in Conjunction with SOPHAEROS for Belgian Studies on Filtered Containment Venting Systems T. Helman
Current Activities and Experience with Application of MELCOR 2.1 at UJD SR L. Kubišová
CIEMAT’s MELCOR Modeling Activities during 2014 C. López del Prá
MELCOR activities at Warsaw University of Technology (WUT), Institute of Heat Engineering M. Gatkowski
MELCOR Modeling Activities at BEL V and Application to Belgian NPP M. Adorni
GFR Modeling in MELCOR 1.8.6 Experience, Troubles, Solutions P. Vácha
Cryogen LOCA Modelling using MELCOR G. Georgiev
Update of the Iter MELCOR model for the validation of the cryostat design E. Martínez Saban
Application of MELCOR 1.8.2 (fusion version) and MELCOR 2.1 on the DEMO Helium Cooled Pebble Bed blanket concept. B. Gonfiotti
SNAP Applications and Post Processing J. Phillips
Visualization of MELCOR Results for SAMG Training Purposes L. Musanovic
MELCOR Deck Generator M. Turner
Use of the MELCOR code at ENEA for the analysis of current and advanced reactor designs F. Mascari
Note on MACCS-nn-PLHEAT output P. Vokáč
An Automated Tool for Modelling the Auxiliary Building of Belgian Nuclear Power Plants in MELCOR 1.8.6 M. Sarens
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Contact

Nuclear Energy and Safety (NES)
Laboratory for Reactor-Physics and Thermal Hydraulics (LRT)
Severe Accident Research Group (SACRE)
Paul Scherrer Institute
5232 Villigen PSI
Switzerland

Mateusz Malicki

Office: OHSA/C02
Telephone: +41 56 310 2127
E-mail: mateusz.malicki@psi.ch

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