Systems for the safe operation of the JET tokamak with tritium

Stork, D.; Ageladarakis, P.; Bell, A.C.; Brennan, P.D.; Browne, Antony; Browne, M.L.; Butcher, P.; Caldwell-Nichols, C.; Chuilon, P.; Cox, Simon; Davies, N.; Dobbing, John; Dolgetta, N.; Elsmore, C.; How, J.; Howie, Judy; Jones, Timothy; Kaye, A.; King, Q.; Marchese, Valentina; Obert, W.; Orchard, J.; Papastergiou, S.; Pearce, R.; Svensson, Lennart; Veen, Jatila van der; Wright, Melissa A.; Young, D.

doi:10.1016/s0920-3796(99)00081-2

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“…Because the JET vacuum vessel (VV) contains complex demineralized water coolant systems for plasma facing components and the divertor, the in-vessel LOCA (loss of coolant accident) has been identified as one of the worst accidental scenarios in each safety case reviews [2]. A LOCA analysis using the CEA developed thermal hydraulics code CATHARE 2 V25-2 has been conducted to update the analysis in the PCSR using "state of the art" software.…”

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