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Halden Reactor Test IFA-650.11 (PWR)

The Halden Reactor test series IFA-650 was part of the joint international programme of the Halden Reactor Project. These tests addressed the LOCA performance of high burnup fuel irradiated in commercial nuclear power plants. IFA-650.11 (VVER fuel): little ballooning and fuel fragmentation were indicated. The fuel, manufactured by JSC TVEL, was supplied by Fortum Nuclear Services Ltd (Finland). The VVER-440 fuel segment had been irradiated in the Finnish Loviisa NPP to a burnup of 56.0 MWd/kgU. The LOCA test was performed at a rod heat rating of 24 W/cm for a target peak cladding temperature (PCT) of 1273 K. The rod failed in 207 s after the start of blow-down.

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Last Updated November 27, 2024, 3:48 PM (UTC+00:00)
Created May 22, 2023, 12:43 PM (UTC+00:00)

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