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Revision as of 23:07, 15 April 2024

Advanced Nuclear Technology: Evaluation of Risk Analysis Methods and Tools for Advanced Reactors EPRI-TR-3002026495

Report Objective

Display EPRI’s assessment of the current level of readiness to support Advanced Reactors design, licensing, construction, and operation. This is accomplished though building on EPRI’s support of the current nuclear fleet, conducting workshops that bring together entities such as advanced reactor developers and government regulators, as well establishing short-term high-priority research topics.

Purpose of the Wiki

This wiki is intended to outline past, present, future research for advanced reactors by describing a wide range of risk analysis methods and tools that are applicable to various reactor designs, as well as providing references regulations, guidance, and research projects.

Research Roadmap

This visualization of the Advanced Reactor Reasearch Roadmap outlines prior, ongoing, and future planned research related activities. To view more details on ongoing research, visit the RAMTAR Research page.

Program Development Program Kickoff
Industry Workshop ANT UG
(Dallas, TX April 23-25)
Evaluation of Risk Analysis Methods & Tools for Advanced Reactors
Advanced Reactor Risk Analysis Collaboration Group
Unique Advanced Reactor Topics Risk Metrics for Advanced Reactors
Treatment of Very Low Frequency External Events
Evaluation of Unique Human Error Mechanisms
Common Approach for Passive System Reliability Data Needs for Safety Analysis and Risk Assessment
Data Needs for Safety Analysis and Risk Assessment
Coordinated Topics with Other EPRI Groups Risk Assessments with Digital I&C Systems
Industry-Wide Reliability Data Collection & Analysis
Applicability of Human Reliability Analysis Methods
Methods and Tools for Economic Risk Analysis
Completed Projects Active Projects

NEI and EPRI Collaboration

The Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) and Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) have come together to form a vision on how nuclear energy can be utilized to fulfill the rising demand of energy in the future. This vision includes an actionable approach based on minimizing risk while simultaneously increasing the efficiency of the regulatory process. Further information on this collaboration can be find in the NEI EPRI Advanced Reactor Roadmap document.
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