Accident Sequence Modeling Methodology for External Flood Probabilistic Safety Analysis of Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor

M. Ramakrishnan; A. John Arul; V. Bhuvana; P. Puthiya Vinayagam; P. Chellapandi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.592-594.2460

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Accident Sequence Modeling Methodology for External Flood Probabilistic Safety Analysis of Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor

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This paper compares two different accident sequence methodologies for external flood probabilistic safety analysis (EFPSA). It is shown that the two methodologies lead to identical expression for CDF with an example. Using accident sequences developed for internal events PSA is recommended for detailed external flood probabilistic safety analysis of prototype fast breeder reactor.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 592-594)

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M. Ramakrishnan*, A. John Arul, V. Bhuvana, P. Puthiya Vinayagam, P. Chellapandi

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Core Damage Frequency, Event Tree, Fault Tree, Fragility, Probabilistic Safety Analysis

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