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Task 3.3 Fuel Transfer System Conceptual design Joel Janssens SCK•CEN LEADER WP3 Technical Meeting, Karlsruhe, 20/11/2012 Copyright © 2011 SCK•CEN

Task 3.3 Fuel Transfer System Conceptual design Joel Janssens SCKCEN LEADER WP3 Technical Meeting, Karlsruhe, 20/11/2012 Copyright © 2011 SCKCEN

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Page 1: Task 3.3 Fuel Transfer System Conceptual design Joel Janssens SCKCEN LEADER WP3 Technical Meeting, Karlsruhe, 20/11/2012 Copyright © 2011 SCKCEN

Task 3.3

Fuel Transfer System

Conceptual design

Joel JanssensSCK•CEN

LEADER WP3 Technical Meeting, Karlsruhe, 20/11/2012 Copyright © 2011

SCK•CEN

Page 2: Task 3.3 Fuel Transfer System Conceptual design Joel Janssens SCKCEN LEADER WP3 Technical Meeting, Karlsruhe, 20/11/2012 Copyright © 2011 SCKCEN

Fuel Transfer System MYRRHA - ALFRED comparison

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Component Item MYRRHA ALFRED

Reactor In vessel storage YesIn-vessel fuel storage

no

Cooling period 420d (840d) (not fixed)

10d (confirmed)

FA Geometry Hexagonal wrapper, wired fuel pin

Hexagonal wrapper

Reshuffling At the bottom, by IVFH machine

On top, no in-vessel machines

Loading/unloading Top loading Top loading

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Fuel Transfer System MYRRHA - ALFRED comparison

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Component Item MYRRHA ALFRED

FA Fuel vector (U,Pu)O2 MOX–30%Pu U / Pu / minor actinides

Max. burn-up 60MWd/kgHM 100MWd/kgHM(confirmed as target)

Deacy heat 1200W/FA 8.600W/FA (confirmed)

Max. clad T 600°C (long exposure time to creeps, 10y)

650°C (short exposure time to creep, confirmed)

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Fuel Transfer System MYRRHA - ALFRED comparison

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Component Item MYRRHA ALFRED

Storage Storage period Several decades Several decades

Storage type Dry storage Wet storage – in water

Storage Containment

In canister Direct contact

Storage cooling Gas convection Natural convection

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Fuel Transfer System MYRRHA - ALFRED comparison

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Component Item MYRRHA ALFRED

Transfer Containment In canister (probably)Providing limited shielding

In canister (flask)

Providing limited shielding

Building requirement

Red zone - No hot cell

Red zone – No hot cell

Reliability Back-up system Back-up system

Cleaning before storage

Probably not no

FA leak test yes yes

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Fuel Transfer System CFD

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CFD simulation / input data: Steady state FA:

Hexagonal 127pins/FA height 600mm Active profile: axial cosine with extrapolation length of 1.035m Total pin length 1430mm Pin external diameter: 10.50mm Pin material: MOX Wrapper: T91 Cladding: Ti15-15 N2 environment

Residual decay heat after 10d: 8.6kW/FA

Criterium: cladding temp. <650°C (due to creep)

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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Fuel Transfer System CFD

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CFD simulation / output data: Case 1: 8.6kW, natural convection, thermal radiation, no cask

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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Fuel Transfer System CFD

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CFD simulation / output data: Case 2: 4.3kW, natural convection, thermal radiation, cask

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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Fuel Transfer System CFD

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CFD simulation / output data: Case 3: 8.6kW, forced convection 2m/s at bottom of cylinder,

thermal radiation, cask (cylinder dia. 200mm)

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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Fuel Transfer System CFD

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CFD simulation / output data: Case 4: 8.6kW, forced convection 20m/s at bottom of cylinder,

thermal radiation, cask (cylinder dia. 200mm)

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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Fuel Transfer System Lay-out

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Fuel transfer lay-out: concept

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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Fuel Transfer System Cask

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Cask: concept

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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Fuel Transfer System Gripper

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Gripper: concept

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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Fuel Transfer System Canister

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Canister: concept

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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Fuel Transfer System Problem & concerns

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Fuel active zone above

lead level, but not cooled.

check in all conditions

- > safety authorities

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