Nuclear Engineering and Technology
 2012
DOI: 10.5516/net.03.2010.045
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Evaluation of Samg Effectiveness in View of Group Decision

Changwook Huh1,
Namduk Suh2,
Goon-Cherl Park3
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“…The impacts depend on the Plant Damage State (PDS) when the measure is implemented, and the magnitude of the impacts changes as the accident progresses (Huh et al, 2012). Therefore, a decision-making process is required for weighing the pros and cons of implementing SAM measures.…”
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Accident management support tools in nuclear power plants: A post-Fukushima review

Saghafi
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Ghofrani
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2016
Progress in Nuclear Energy
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“…The impacts depend on the Plant Damage State (PDS) when the measure is implemented, and the magnitude of the impacts changes as the accident progresses (Huh et al, 2012). Therefore, a decision-making process is required for weighing the pros and cons of implementing SAM measures.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Accident management support tools in nuclear power plants: A post-Fukushima review

Saghafi
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,
Ghofrani
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2016
Progress in Nuclear Energy
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Dynamic sequence analysis for feed-and-bleed operation in an OPR1000

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Yoon
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Kim
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Performance shaping factor taxonomy for human reliability analysis on mitigating nuclear power plant accidents caused by extreme external hazards

Kang
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Seong
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2020
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