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Sensitivy analysis of the influence of manufacturing inaccuracies on the nuclear fuel reactivity
Sedlák, Martin ; Katovský, Karel (referee) ; Novotný, Filip (advisor)
This thesis deals with a sensitivity analysis of the influence of manufacturing inaccuracies on the reactivity of nuclear fuel. Sensitivity analysis has been done for fuel assembly TVSA-T, for nuclear reactors VVER-1000. Particularly, for fuel rod of type tvel - without burnable absorbers. Thirty three combinations of maximal and minimal of manufacturing parameters were simulated in SCALE environment. Changes of multiplication coefficient in dependence on burnup for 5 combinations have been also studied. It has been found that the most significant influence on the reactivity has the accuracy of enrichment and outer diameter of cladding. It has also been found that influence of manufacturing inaccuracies is not constant during burnup. The benefit of the thesis is determining the effects of individual inaccuracies on the reactivity and the fact that their influence is not constant during burnup.
The state-of-of-art of research and design of nuclear fuel
Bílý, Lukáš ; Mičian, Peter (referee) ; Katovský, Karel (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with advanced nuclear fuels resistant to accidents. It focuses primarily on fuel cladding innovation. The aim was to select several concepts and then test them using the UwB1 program. The UwB1 program shows us how the multiplication factor changes during the nuclear fuel combustion process in the reactor. Based on the results, one concept was then selected.
The state-of-of-art of research and design of nuclear fuel
Bílý, Lukáš ; Mičian, Peter (referee) ; Katovský, Karel (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis deals with advanced nuclear fuels resistant to accidents. It focuses primarily on fuel cladding innovation. The aim was to select several concepts and then test them using the UwB1 program. The UwB1 program shows us how the multiplication factor changes during the nuclear fuel combustion process in the reactor. Based on the results, one concept was then selected.
Sensitivy analysis of the influence of manufacturing inaccuracies on the nuclear fuel reactivity
Sedlák, Martin ; Katovský, Karel (referee) ; Novotný, Filip (advisor)
This thesis deals with a sensitivity analysis of the influence of manufacturing inaccuracies on the reactivity of nuclear fuel. Sensitivity analysis has been done for fuel assembly TVSA-T, for nuclear reactors VVER-1000. Particularly, for fuel rod of type tvel - without burnable absorbers. Thirty three combinations of maximal and minimal of manufacturing parameters were simulated in SCALE environment. Changes of multiplication coefficient in dependence on burnup for 5 combinations have been also studied. It has been found that the most significant influence on the reactivity has the accuracy of enrichment and outer diameter of cladding. It has also been found that influence of manufacturing inaccuracies is not constant during burnup. The benefit of the thesis is determining the effects of individual inaccuracies on the reactivity and the fact that their influence is not constant during burnup.

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