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Kunitomi et al., 2004 - Google Patents

Safety design

Kunitomi et al., 2004

Document ID
8683468123117859977
Author
Kunitomi K
Shiozawa S
Publication year
Publication venue
Nuclear Engineering and Design

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JAERI established the safety design philosophy of the HTTR based on that of current reactors such as LWR in Japan, considering inherent safety features of the HTTR. The strategy of defense in depth was implemented so that the safety engineering functions such …
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