ML23146A095
| ML23146A095 | |
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| Issue date: | 06/14/2023 |
| From: | Patrick Raynaud, Ali Rezai NRC/NRR/DNRL/NPHP, NRC/RES/DE |
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| Download: ML23146A095 (1) | |
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FAVPRO NRCs New Probabilistic RPV Integrity Assessment Tool Patrick Raynaud Senior Materials Engineer U.S. Nuclear Regulatory commission Patrick.Raynaud@nrc.gov
VISION 14 June 2023 NRC-Industry Meeting 2
FAVPRO: Development Status Completed
- JSON I/O
- Full modularization
- Integration
- 3 in 1
- No intermediate I/O Ongoing
- Refactoring
- Corrected minor bugs with little impact on the results
- Move towards object-oriented functional programming
- Parallelization
- Performance profiling
- Targeted parallelization
- New features
- ETC consolidation and expansion 14 June 2023 NRC-Industry Meeting 3
Embrittlement Trend Curve FAVOR FAVPRO RG-1.99 Rev. 2 RG-1.99 Rev. 2 EONY 2000 EONY 2013 EONY 2006 Kirk 2007 ASTM E900 Radamo 2007 Kirk + Radamo 2007
FAVOR/FAVPRO User Group
- To obtain FAVOR and/or FAVPRO:
- Fill out the NRC Codes NDA
- Once approved, the code executable and input generator are downloaded via NRCs BOX service
- All approved users become members of the User Group
- Annual meetings (first meeting on 5/19/22-5/20/22)
- Newsletters
- New code versions
- User input to the development team is encouraged (bugs, new features, etc.)
- Cost: free!
- Could change at some point, but not in immediate future
- What about source code?
- Can be obtained on special case-by-case basis, pending approval of special request 14 June 2023 NRC-Industry Meeting 4
Summary and Perspectives
- FAVPRO is a new tool to replace FAVOR
- Enhanced SQA pedigree and testing
- Modern, modular, parallel code for enhanced performance, enhanced user experience, and enhanced adaptability
- New features:
- As-found flaw modeling
- Standard conforming K solutions where possible (ASME)
- New embrittlement trend curves to reflect the latest standards and research
- FAVPRO is a robust and resilient foundation that can be built upon to add new models, new probabilistic functionality, new materials, and new physical models to adapt to the rapidly evolving nuclear technology landscape 14 June 2023 NRC-Industry Meeting 5
For questions about FAVPRO Patrick.Raynaud@nrc.gov