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A comparison of world-wide uses of severe reactor accident source terms

AuteurM.L.Ang, A.Meyer-Heine
6-01-3-90-48.pdf
Datumseptember 1994
Classificatie 6.01.3.90/48 (VEILIGHEID - CENTRALES - BRONTERM)
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                                              SAND94-2157                                Distribution
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                                         Printed September 1994




              A COMPARISON OF WORLD-WIDE USES
        OF' SEVERE REACTOR ACCIDENT SOURCE TERMS


                      M. L. Ang                                         A. Meyer-Heine
                       NNC Ltd.                                 Comissariat a 1'Energie Atomique
               Knutsford, United Kingdom                      Centre d'Etudes de Cadarache, France


                       W. Frid                                            D. A. Powers
           Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate                      Sandia National Laboratories
                  Stockholm, Sweden                                    Albuquerque, NM


             E. J. Kersting, H-G. Friederichs                              K. Soda
Gesellschaft h e r Anlagen und Reaktorsicherheit (GRS) mbh     Japanese Atomic Research Institute
                      Cologne, Germany                                   Tokyo, Japan

                        R. Y. Lee                                           D. Sweet
          U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission                          AEA Technology
                    Washington, D.C.                                Winfrith, United Kingdom



                                              ABSTRACT

     The definitions of source terms to reactor containments and source terms to the environment are
     discussed. A comparison is made between the TID-14844 example source term and the
     alternative source term described in NUREG-1465. Comparisons of these source terms to the
     containments and those used in France, Germany, Japan, Sweden, and the United Kingdom are
     made. Source terms to the environment calculated in NUREG-1500 and WASH-1400 are
     discussed. Again, these so