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{{#Wiki_filter:MC&A Planning for a Molten Fuel Reactor | {{#Wiki_filter:MC&A Planning for a Molten Fuel Reactor Dr. Steven Biegalski, Georgia Institute of Technology Benjamin, Beasley, Abilene Christian University September 18, 2023 | ||
Abilene Christian University NEXT Lab home of the Molten Salt Research Reactor Natura Resources Research Alliance: | |||
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Molten Salt Reactor | Molten Salt Reactor | ||
* Safe | * Safe | ||
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* Scalable | * Scalable | ||
* Carbon-free | * Carbon-free | ||
* Reliable | * Reliable 4 | ||
The MSRR is itself an experiment Included experiments: | |||
The MSRR is itself an experiment | |||
Included experiments: | |||
* Corrosion coupons | * Corrosion coupons | ||
* Salt sampling | * Salt sampling | ||
* Fuel salt chemistry | * Fuel salt chemistry | ||
* Bubbling system | * Bubbling system | ||
* Off-gas cleanup | * Off-gas cleanup Experimental Systems 5 | ||
Experiments Off Gas Handling Drain Tank Pump Fuel Receiving Fuel Purification Concrete Radiator MSRR Reactor Layout 6 | |||
Experiments Off Gas Handling | |||
Pump | |||
Fuel Fuel | |||
Concrete 6 | |||
Recommended Method in ORNL Report* | Recommended Method in ORNL Report* | ||
Material balance of inputs and outputs to the reactor | Material balance of inputs and outputs to the reactor Most similar to existing LWR MC&A approaches May have large inventory difference Performance based approach MC&A of Liquid Fuel | ||
* ORNL/SPR/150504, Domestic Safeguards Material Control and Accountancy Considerations for Molten Salt Reactors, February 2021 7 | |||
* ORNL/SPR/150504, Domestic Safeguards Material Control and Accountancy Considerations for Molten Salt Reactors, February 2021 | |||
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Discussion 8 | |||
© 2023 Abilene Christian University}} | |||
Latest revision as of 08:34, 25 November 2024
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| Site: | Abilene Christian University |
| Issue date: | 09/18/2023 |
| From: | Benjamin Beasley, Biegalski S Abilene Christian University, Neely Research Reactor |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| Download: ML23269A097 (1) | |
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MC&A Planning for a Molten Fuel Reactor Dr. Steven Biegalski, Georgia Institute of Technology Benjamin, Beasley, Abilene Christian University September 18, 2023
Abilene Christian University NEXT Lab home of the Molten Salt Research Reactor Natura Resources Research Alliance:
2
3
Molten Salt Reactor
- Safe
- Clean
- Efficient
- Multi-functional
- Scalable
- Carbon-free
- Reliable 4
The MSRR is itself an experiment Included experiments:
- Corrosion coupons
- Salt sampling
- Fuel salt chemistry
- Bubbling system
- Off-gas cleanup Experimental Systems 5
Experiments Off Gas Handling Drain Tank Pump Fuel Receiving Fuel Purification Concrete Radiator MSRR Reactor Layout 6
Recommended Method in ORNL Report*
Material balance of inputs and outputs to the reactor Most similar to existing LWR MC&A approaches May have large inventory difference Performance based approach MC&A of Liquid Fuel
- ORNL/SPR/150504, Domestic Safeguards Material Control and Accountancy Considerations for Molten Salt Reactors, February 2021 7
Discussion 8
© 2023 Abilene Christian University