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2006:24 Crack Characterisation for In-service Inspection Planning An Update
The need to qualify non-destructive testing systems (NDT systems) for pre- and in-service inspection has been recognised to a greater or lesser extent for many years in many countries engaged in nuclear power generation. However, NDT in general and qualification of NDT systems in particular are multidisciplinary and complex tasks. Development of NDT systems and demonstration of their...
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2006:26 A Novel Experimental Set-Up for Improving the Sensitivity of SV Waves to Shallow Surface-Breaking Cracks
Claudio Pecorari SKI English...
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2006:27 Safety Justification of Software Systems - Software Based Safety Systems Regulatory Inspection Handbook
SKI English...
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2006:25 Modelling of ultrasonic nondestructive testing of cracks in claddings
Anders Boström, Theo Zagbai SKI English...
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2006:17 Three Dimensional Modelling of a KBS-3 Canister for Spent Nuclear Fuel some migration studies
António Pereira SKI English...
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2006:12 Geochemical Investigations of Groundwater Stability
Adrian Bath SKI English...
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2006:36 Mechanical Integrity of Canisters Using a Fracture Mechanics Approach
This report presents the methods and results of a research project for Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate (SKI) about numerical modeling of mechanical integrity of cast-iron canisters for the final disposal of spent nuclear fuel in Sweden, using combined boundary element (BEM) and finite element (FEM) methods The objectives of the project are: 1) to investigate the possibility of initiation...
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2006:10 Models for MOX fuel behaviour - A selective review
Ali R. Massih SKI English...
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2006:30 Benchmarking – a validation of UTDefect
Jonas Niklasson, Anders Boström, Håkan Wirdelius SKI English...
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2005:20 Expert Panel Elicitation of Seismicity Following Glaciation in Sweden
The Swedish Radiation Protection Authority, the Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate and the Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Company have jointly carried out a project on expert panel elicitation on the issue of glacial induced Swedish earthquakes. Following a broad nomination procedure, 5 experts were chosen by a selection committee of 4 professors within Earth sciences disciplines.
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