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Bled / Slovenia / September 14-17

Research and Education for Sustainable Nuclear Power

Second Announcement Preliminary Program

www.nss.si/bled2009/ Cooperating Societies

Organizer BLED2009

Nuclear Society of Slovenia Jamova cesta 39, SI-1000 Ljubljana

Slovenia

bled2009@ijs.si www.nss.si/bled2009

Phone: + 386 1 588 53 31

Fax: + 386 1 588 53 77

Important Dates July 31, 2009: Early registration Aug. 20, 2009: Hotel reservation deadline Aug. 31, 2009: Full length papers Sept. 30, 2009: Results of peer review Oct. 31, 2009: Camera ready papers

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Sponsors The International Conference Nuclear Energy for New Europe 2009 gratefully acknowledges support received from corporate sponsors (www.nss.si/bled2009/sponsors.htm)

*** Golden Sponsors ***

GEN energija d.o.o., Krško

Faculty of Mathematics and Physics,

University of Ljubljana

Nuclear Power Plant Krško

AREVA

** Silver Sponsors **

ATMEA S.A.S.

Ansaldo Nucleare S.p.A.

Westinghouse Electric Europe s.p.r.

Agency for Radwaste Management

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* Bronze Sponsors *

Elmont, Krško

NUMIP Engineering,

Construction, Maintenance And Production Ltd.

GEN-I, d.o.o.

ENCONET d.o.o.

Inetec, Zagreb

Qualifinn Engineering OY

SPX Cooling Technologies GmbH

Elektroinštitut Milan Vidmar

SIPRO Inženiring

Slovenian Fusion Association

RWE AG

Sponsors

Jedrski Pool, GIZ

Jedrski pool, GIZ

Elektro Ljubljana, d.d.

Q Techna, Ljubljana

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Program Committee Leon Cizelj, Slovenia, Chair

Hans-Josef Allelein, GermanyJozsef Banati, SwedenHelmuth Böck, Austria

Gerard Castello, FranceChristian Chauliac, France

Gerard Cognet, France Nikola Čavlina, CroatiaMarko Čepin, SloveniaMilan Čerček, Slovenia

Duško Čorak, CroatiaFrancesco D'Auria, Italy

Milorad Dušič, IAEADanilo Feretić, Croatia

Sumio Fujii, JapanJános Gadó, Hungary

Paolo Gaio, BelgiumPetre Ghitescu, Romania

Michel Giot, BelgiumHorst Glaeser, Germany

Davor Grgić, CroatiaYassin Hassan, USA

Tim Haste, FranceIgor Jenčič, Slovenia

Romana Jordan Cizelj, SloveniaIvo Kljenak, Slovenia

Joachim Knebel, GermanyIvan Alexander Kodeli, Slovenia

Alojz Kodre, Slovenia Boštjan Končar, Slovenia Božidar Krajnc, Slovenia Zdenek Križ, Czech Republic Martin Kropík, Czech Republic Andrej Likar, Slovenia Peter Líška, Slovak Republic Gaudencio Mariotti, Italy Borut Mavko, Slovenia Irena Mele, Slovenia Martin Novšak, Slovenia Horst-Michael Prasser, Switzerland Matjaž Ravnik, Slovenia Stane Rožman, Slovenia Rainer Salomaa, Finland Miguel Sanchez-Perea, Spain Vladimír Slugeň, Slovak Republic Zoran V. Stošić, Germany Andrej Stritar, Slovenia Csaba Sükösd, Hungary Iztok Tiselj, Slovenia Andrej Trkov, Slovenia Eugenijus Uspuras, Lithuania Jean-Pierre Van Dorsselaere, France Reino Virolainen, Finland Frank-Peter Weiss, Germany Tomaž Žagar, Slovenia

Young Authors Award Committee Alojz Kodre, Slovenia, Chair

Francesco D'Auria, Italy Rainer Salomaa, Finland

Best Poster Award Committee

Gerard Cognet, France, Chair Michel Giot, Belgium

Andrej Stritar, Slovenia

Organizing Committee Boštjan Končar, Chair

Matjaž Leskovar Janko Cerjak

Robert Bergant Andrija Volkanovski

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WelcomeThe Nuclear Society of Slovenia cordially invites you to attend the traditional International conference Nuclear Energy for New Europe. This is an international annual meeting of professionals dealing with different aspects of nuclear energy from all around Europe and worldwide. The primary objective of the meeting is to foster international cooperation amongst professionals active in nuclear research and educational institutions, nuclear vendors, utilities and regulatory bodies. The leading theme of the 2009 conference is Research and Education for Sustainable Nuclear Power. Language The language of the conference will be English. No translation will be provided. Place and Time of the Meeting Grand Hotel Toplice, Bled, Slovenia. From Monday, September 14, 2009 (afternoon) to Thursday, September 17, 2009. Conference Topics 189 submitted abstracts from 29 countries were organized into the following topics:

• Reactor Physics and Research Reactors • Thermal Hydraulics • Probabilistic Safety Assessment • Severe Accidents • Nuclear Power Plant Operation • Integrity and Life Management • Emerging Reactor Designs • Nuclear Fusion • Radioactive Waste • Radiation and Environment • Education for Sustainable Nuclear Power • Public Relations • Regulatory Practice and Legislation

Contest of Young Authors An award will be given for the best paper prepared by a first author aged no more than 32 years. Nineteen (19) young authors from eight (8) countries indicated their intent to participate in the contest. The Young Authors Award Committee will review the papers and the award will be given during the Young Authors Award Ceremony at the conference dinner on Wednesday, September 16, at 20:00 (8:00 PM).

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Best Poster Contest The best poster will be selected by the Best Poster Award Committee. The selection will be based on the following criteria:

• Clearness of objectives: the objectives of the study should be displayed in a way that they can be understood at the first glance.

• Results and conclusions: the main results must be clearly pointed out and the conclusions must be clear, understandable and underline the contribution of the study to knowledge.

• Aesthetics and attractiveness: the design of the poster must invite people to read it. The award for the best poster will be given during the Conference Closure on Thursday, September 17, at 17:40 (5:40 PM). Presentations Oral presentations are limited to 20 minutes. Authors are kindly asked to present their papers in 15 minutes to allow 5 minutes for discussion. Computer (LCD) projectors will be available for presentations in Microsoft PowerPoint. If additional equipment is required, please contact the organizers. Posters should be prepared to fit within 95 cm (width) x 110 cm (height). Posters will be displayed and presented in three full day sessions, starting at 10:40 AM (see table below). For schedule details, please see the Preliminary conference program.

Session Topic Posting/removal 1100 Education for Sustainable Nuclear Power 200 Thermal Hydraulics 300 Probability Safety Assessment 900 Radioactive Waste

Poster Session 1

Tuesday September 15, at 10:40

1000 Radiation and Environment

Posting: before 8:30 Removal: after 18:00

700 Emerging Reactor Designs 600 Integrity and Life Management 400 Severe Accidents 1200 Public Relations

Poster Session 2

Wednesday September 16, at 10:40

1300 Regulatory Practice and Legislation

Posting: before 8.30 Removal: after 16:10

800 Nuclear Fusion 100 Reactor Physics and Research Reactors

Poster Session 3

Thursday September 17, at 10:40

500 Nuclear Power Plant Operation

Posting: before 8:30 Removal: after 17:40

Authors are kindly requested to display their posters on the day of their poster session, in the morning before 8:30 AM. Posters should be removed from the panels by the authors at the end of the poster session given in the above table. The best poster presentation will be awarded. The papers presented at the conference will be published in the Proceedings regardless of the type of presentation (oral or poster) if accepted by the reviewers after the conference.

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Full Papers and Proceedings Authors should limit their papers to 8 pages, presenting their results as concisely as possible. The MS Word template with instructions is published on the conference web site: www.nss.si/bled2009/PaperBled2009.doc. Papers should be submitted electronically (via e-mail: bled2009@ijs.si) before August 31, 2009. Papers received later may not be included in the Proceedings. All submitted papers will be peer-reviewed during and immediately after the conference. A hard-copy of the Book of Abstracts will be delivered to the participants on the conference, at the registration desk. The Proceedings with reviewed presented papers will be published and distributed to all participants after the conference in electronic form. Papers presented at the conference will be considered for publication in the Special Issue of the journal Nuclear Engineering and Design. Authors of the selected contributions will be invited to submit expanded archival papers after the conference. Registration Participants are kindly asked to send the signed Registration Form (available on the web site in Word and PDF) by e-mail (bled2009@ijs.si) or fax +386 1 588 5377 before August 21, 2009. Registration desk opening hours: Monday, Sept. 14: 14:00 to 17:00 Tuesday, Sept. 15: 8:00 to 17:00 Wednesday, Sept. 16: 8:00 to 16:00 Thursday, Sept. 17: 8:00 to 12:00

Conference Fee 350 EUR: (300 EUR before July 31, 2009) Members of sponsoring organizations 200 EUR: (175 EUR before July 31, 2009) Graduate students 400 EUR: (350 EUR before July 31, 2009) Others Fees include 20% VAT. Payment method • Bank transfers in EUR

Nova Ljubljanska Banka, d.d., Ljubljana, Slovenia: SWIFT code LJBASI2X, SI56 0201 0009 0171 069 - Društvo jedrskih strokovnjakov Slovenije With reference to: FULL NAME (Example: Mr. Janez Novak)

• Cash or credit card at the registration desk (payment in EUR only). Registered undergraduate students may attend the lectures free of charge.

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Accommodation A variety of accommodation options is available in Bled. Starting rates per room per day including breakfast in Euros (EUR) are:

Single room (EUR) Double room (EUR)

Grand Hotel Toplice***** 139,00 152,00

Hotel Park**** 112,00 136,00

Hotel Savica*** 100,00 116,00

Hotel Jadran*** 81,00 96,00

Hotel Trst*** 71,00 80,00

Please, book the hotel by sending the signed Hotel Reservation Form (available on the web site in Word and PDF) by e-mail or fax directly to the hotel no later than August 20, 2009. Indicated prices can not be guaranteed for later reservations. The reservation is valid only if confirmed from the hotel.

Reservations should be sent to: Tel: ++386 4 579 10 00 Fax: ++386 4 574 18 41

E-mail: mateja.legat@hotelibled.comWeb: www.hotel-toplice.com

Internet Connection Wireless internet will be available in the conference room of Grand Hotel Toplice. One or two personal computers with the connection to the internet will be available to the participants next to the registration desk. Social Activities Welcome Reception, Monday, Sept. 14 The Welcome reception will be held at the Grand Hotel Toplice on Monday at 20:00. All participants are cordially invited. Conference Trip with Conference Dinner, Wednesday, Sept. 16 The Conference trip will be followed by the Conference dinner. The Young Authors Award ceremony will be held during the dinner. All participants are cordially invited. All social activities are free of charge for the conference participants.

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How to Come to Bled

By plane: From Ljubljana Airport: The transfer from the Ljubljana Airport to the hotels may be ordered by the Airport Transfer Form Price (one way, VAT incl.): • Shuttle bus transfer: 11€ per person

(max. waiting time one hour) • Private car transfer: 53€ per car (max.

3 persons in the car) Other options are: • Taxi to Bled • Bus to Kranj and from Kranj to Bled By train: From Jesenice railway station: Take a bus or taxi From Ljubljana railway station: Take a bus

By car: From northeast (Vienna, Graz) and southeast (Zagreb) drive to Ljubljana and continue towards Jesenice for about 40 km. Turn right at Lesce. From northwest (Villach, München) drive through Karavanke Tunnel, continue towards Ljubljana for about 15 km and turn right at Lesce. By bus: From Ljubljana: Hourly service starting in front of railway station From Jesenice: Service starting in front of railway station

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Conference Timetable

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Conference Highlights Invited speakers:

In-Situ Observation of Damage in Nuclear Materials Prof. James Marrow Director, Materials Performance Centre, University of Manchester, UK

Wednesday, 16.9.2009, at 11:20

Nuclear Pre-Renaissance – the Case Finland Prof. Rainer Salomaa Head of Laboratory for Advanced Energy Systems, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland

Tuesday, 15.9.2009, at 09:00

The NURESIM European Platform for Nuclear Reactor Simulation and the NURISP Associated European Project Dr. Christian Chauliac NURISP Project Coordinator, CEA, France

Tuesday, 15.9.2009, at 11:20

Fusion Research: Preparing for an Environmentally and Socially Acceptable Power Source Dr. Jérôme Paméla EFDA Leader, Garching, Germany

Thursday, 17.9.2009, at 11:20

European Nuclear Safety Research – a Way Forward Dr. Giovanni Federigo De Santi Director, Institute for Energy (IE), JRC - European Commission, Petten, NL

Wednesday, 16.9.2009, at 09:00

Challenges in the Future Nuclear Electricity Generation: a Utility View (Preliminary) Dr. Hartmut Pamme Vice President Nuclear, RWE Power, Germany

Thursday, 16.9.2009, at 09:00

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Round table: Nuclear Energy in Europe in 2020 and Beyond Monday, 14.9.2009, at 18:00 Moderator: • Prof. Borut Mavko, President, Slovenian Academy of Engineering Panelists: • Dr. Yves Kaluzny, Senior Vice president (international affairs and cooperations) CEA,

and Member of the Executive committee of the Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform

• Dr. Jean-Michel Delbecq, EDF R&D (to be confirmed) • Mr. Jean-Pol Poncelet, Senior Vice President (Sustainable development and continous

development) AREVA (to be confirmed) • Mr. Gary Shuttleworth, Director, International Business Development, Nuclear Power

Plants Business Unit, Westinghouse • Dr. Aleš John, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Director General, Nuclear

Research Institute Řež • Dr. Romana Jordan Cizelj, Member of the European Parliament Round table: Challenges in Construction of Gen III Reactors Thursday, 17.9.2009, at 09:40 Moderator: • Mr. Martin Novšak, Gen Energija Panelists: • Dr. Zoran Stošić, AREVA • Mr. Paolo Gaio, Westinghouse

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Preliminary Conference Program Monday, 14.9.2009 17:00 Opening 18:00 Round Table “Nuclear Energy in Europe in 2020 and Beyond”

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Tuesday, 15.9.2009 9:00 Invited Lecture 1 Chairpersons: Leon Cizelj, Slovenia Zdenek Križ, Czech Republic 9:00 1 Rainer Salomaa - Finland Nuclear Pre-Renaissance – the Case Finland 9:40 Education for Sustainable Nuclear Power Chairpersons: Leon Cizelj, Slovenia Zdenek Križ, Czech Republic 9:40 1101 Lindis Skipperud, Brit Salbu - Norway Stakeholder Needs for Recruitment –EU ENEN-II project on MSc in nuclear sciences 10:00 1102 Pamela Aigner, David Helling, David Kwiatkowski - USA A Better Nuclear Industry Through Online Learning 10:20 1103 J Nandakumar - India Drivers and Challenges to Nuclear Energy Industry Expansion: Lessons from India 11:20 Invited Lecture 2 Chairpersons: Iztok Tiselj, Slovenia Michel Giot, Belgium

11:20 2 Christian Chauliac, Dominique Bestion, Nicolas Crouzet, JM Aragones, Dan Cacuci, Frank-Peter Weiss, Martin Zimmermann - France

The NURESIM European Platform for Nuclear Reactor Simulation and the NURISP Associated European Project

12:00 Thermal Hydraulics 1 Chairpersons: Iztok Tiselj, Slovenia Michel Giot, Belgium 12:00 201 François Henry, Yann Bartosiewitz, Michele Valette, Dominique Bestion - Belgium Growth and Propagation of Interfacial Disturbances 12:20 202 Ionut Anghel, Henryk Anglart, Stellan Hedberg - Sweden Experimental Investigation of Post-Dryout Heat Transfer in Annulus with Flow 12:40 203 Luka Štrubelj, Iztok Tiselj - Slovenia Numerical simulations of basic interfacial instabilities with improved two-fluid model 14:30 Thermal Hydraulics 2 Chairpersons: Francesco D'Auria, Italy Andrej Prošek, Slovenia 14:30 204 Eckhard Krepper, Sören Alt, Stefan Renger - Germany Influence Of Air Entrainment On The Liquid Flow Field Caused By A Plunging Jet 14:50 205 Jiri Macek - Czech Republic Utilisation of Best Estimate System Codes and Best Estimate Methods in Safety

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15:10 Probabilistic Safety Assessment Chairpersons: Miguel Sánchez-Perea, Spain Marko Čepin, Slovenia 15:10 301 Jose M. Izquierdo, Javier Hortal, Miguel Sanchez, Enrique Meléndez, César Queral, Antonio Expósito, Gabriel Rodríguez, Israel Cańamón, Jesus Gil, Ivan Fernández, Santiago Murcia - Spain A Code For Simulation Of Human Failure Events In Nuclear Power Plants: SIMPROC 15:30 302 Dominique Vasseur, Anne Marie Bonnevialle, Jean Jacques Le Mignot - France Education of PSA Engineers at EDF : Lessons Learned from a Pilot Training Session 15:50 303 Andrija Volkanovski, Marko Čepin - Slovenia Uncertainties and Risk-Informed Decision Making 16:40 Radioactive Waste Management Chairpersons: Damir Subašić, Croatia Vladislav Krošelj, Slovenia 16:40 901 Sandi Viršek - Slovenia Low and Intermediate Level Waste Repository in Slovenia – potential site and disposal concept 17:00 902 Radek Vašiček, Jiří Svoboda - Czech Republic Potential Retrieval of Buried Spent Nuclear Fuel and Civil Engineering Aspects 17:20 Radiation and Environment Chairpersons: Ilija Plećaš, Serbia Helena Janžekovič, Slovenia 17:20 1001 Alexandra Ioannidou, Constantin Papastefanou - Greece The Ecological Half-Life of 137Cs as derived by its Depositional Fluxes after the Chernobyl Severe Accident 17:40 1002 Milan Kostrevc, Aleš Zeme - Slovenia Emergency Preparedness Exercise »NEK 2008« 10:40 Posters Session 1 Chairpersons: Andrija Volkanovski, Slovenia Robert Bergant, Slovenia Thermal Hydraulics 10:40 207 Yixiang Liao, Dirk Lucas, Eckhard Krepper, Martin Schmidtke - Germany The Inhomogeneous MUSIG Model for Upward Polydisperse Flows with New Constitutive Models for Bubble Coalescence and Breakup 10:40 208 Johannes Baggemann, St. Kelm, Herve´ Guyon, J. Lehmkuhl, Hans-Josef Allelein - Germany CFD Modelling of the Thermal Hydraulics inside a Spent Fuel Element at the ILL Research Reactor 10:40 209 Ivo Kljenak, Borut Mavko - Slovenia Simulation of Containment Thermal-Hydraulics in the Marviken Blowdown Experiment with ASTEC and CONTAIN Codes

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10:40 210 Sarah Mokry, Amjad Farah, Krysten King, Sahil Gupta, Igor Pioro, P. Kirillov - Canada Development of a Supercritical Water Heat-Transfer Correlation for Vertical Bare Tubes 10:40 211 Arcadii Kiselev, Valerii Strizhov, Alexander Vasiliev - Russia SOCRAT/V2 Modelling of Top Water Reflood Experiment Parameter-SF3 10:40 212 Péter Windberg, Imre Nagy, András Vimi, Zoltan Gregus - Hungary Experimental and Computational Investigation of Coolability of Ballooned VVER bundles with Pellet Relocation 10:40 213 Andrej Prošek, Borut Mavko - Slovenia Animation of RELAP5 Reference Calculations for Krško Full Scope Simulator 10:40 214 Oleg Melikhov, Vladimir Melikhov, Yuriy Parfenov, Mikhail V. Davydov, Iztok Tiselj, Francesco D'Auria, Nikolaus Muellner - Russia Analysis of condensation-induced water hammer in vertical geometry with RELAP5, WAHA and CODEX codes 10:40 215 Aljoša Šumlaj - Slovenia Containment Air Leakage Simulation with RELAP5/MOD3 Computer Code 10:40 216 Peter Hermansky, Marian Krajčovič - Slovak Republic The Numerical Simulation of the WWER44/V213 Reactor Pressure Vessel Internals Response to Maximum Hypothetical Large Break Loss of Coolant Accident 10:40 217 Lorenzo Mengali, Fabio Moretti, Francesco D'Auria - Italy Demonstrative Application of CFD Best Practice Guidelines to a Simple Pressure Drop Problem 10:40 218 E. Coscarelli, Alessandro Del Nevo, Francesco D'Auria - Italy Simulation of primary to secondary leak transient in VVER-1000 10:40 219 Dino Araneo, Fabio Moretti, Paolo Ferrara, Andrea Rossi, Andrea Latini, Francesco D'Auria - Italy Integrated Software Environment for Pressurized Thermal Shock analysis 10:40 220 Fulvio Mascari, Brian Woods, Kent Welter, Jason Pottorf, Eric Young, Martina Adorni - Italy Sensitivity analysis of the MASLWR helical coil Steam Generator using TRACE Probabilistic Safety Assessment 10:40 304 Gueorgui Petkov, Emil Stefanov - Bulgaria Comparison of Two HRA Methods Based on Nuclear Power Plant Simulator Training 10:40 305 Marko Čepin - Slovenia Risk-Informed Decision-Making Related to the On-Line Maintenance 10:40 306 Jose M. Izquierdo, Javier Hortal, Miguel Sanchez, Enrique Meléndez, César Queral, Antonio Expósito, Gabriel Rodríguez, Israel Canamón, Jesus Gil, Horacio Fernandes, Santiago Murcia - Spain Proposal for a suitable strategy of exceedance frequency computation. Implementation on SCAIS simulation-based safety code cluster 10:40 307 Parvaiz Ahmed Khand - Pakistan Cyber Security Analysis of NPP Safety Critical Systems using Attack Trees 10:40 308 Ivan Vrbanić, Ivica Bašić, Rudolf Prosen - Croatia Upgrade to NPP Krško Internal Flooding PSA 10:40 309 Duško Kančev, Marko Čepin - Slovenia The Price of Risk Reduction: Optimization of Test and Maintenance Integrating Risk and Cost 10:40 310 Rudolf Prosen, Ivan Košutić - Slovenia Implementation of Level 2 PSA for Internal Events into RiskSpectrum PSAP Model

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Radioactive Waste Management 10:40 903 Jan Kalin, Borut Petkovšek, Philippe Montarnal, Alain Genty, Estelle Deville, Jure Krivic - Slovenia Comparison of Two Numerical Modeling Codes for Hydraulic and Transport Calculations in the Near Field 10:40 904 Gašper Žerovnik, Matjaž Ravnik, Luka Snoj, Marjan Kromar, Irena Mele - Slovenia Use of Heuristics for optimizing filling up of Canisters with Spent Fuel 10:40 905 Nadja Železnik, Irena Mele, Vladimir Lokner, Ivica Levanat - Slovenia Preliminary analysis of the costs in the new revision of NPP Krško Decommissioning, Radioactive Waste and Spent Fuel Management Program 10:40 906 Gheorghe Ionita - Romania Aspects Concerning Safety Management of Radioactive Waste in Romania 10:40 907 Milena Černilogar - Radež, Dean Korošak - Slovenia The Significance of Computational Methods for Studies of Interactions Between Radioactive Waste Repository and the Environment 10:40 908 Ilija Plećaš - Serbia Mathematical Modelling of Transport Pfenomena in Radioactive Waste-Cemement Matrix 10:40 909 Leopold Vrankar, Goran Turk, Franc Runovc - Slovenia Solving Moving-Boundary Problems with Multiquadric Function, Level Set Method and Adaptive Greedy Algorithm 10:40 910 Miroslav Kučerka, Stanislav Kočvara, Pavel Prašek, Andrea Vaculi`nova` - Czech Republic Experience with the Modernization of Equipment Used at Radioactive Waste Repositories in Czech Republic and Bulgaria 10:40 911 Dejan Škanata, Nadja Železnik - Croatia Waste Acceptance Criteria for Disposal 10:40 912 Valentina Golubeva, Alexej Stengach, Anna Tarrasova, Stanislav Vesnovskiy - Russia Compact Tritium Waste Disposal Using Hydride-Forming Materials Radiation and Environment 10:40 1003 Michel Cindro, Milko Križman, Barbara Vokal Nemec - Slovenia Slovenian Experience with Inconsistencies in the Global Contamination Monitoring Results 10:40 1004 Marko Giacomelli, Gregor Omahen, Tomaž Žagar, Samo Fürst - Slovenia Preliminary Report on Environmental Impacts of Different Energy Technology Options for Slovenia 10:40 1005 Marko Černe, Borut Smodiš, Marko Štrok - Slovenia Radionuclides Uptake by a Common Reed (Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin. ex Steud.) Grown in the Vicinity of the Former Uranium Mine at Žirovski Vrh 10:40 1006 Thomas Breznik, Marko Gerbec, Borut Smodiš - Slovenia Survey and Evaluation of the Safety Measures Applicable to the Radioactive Dangerous Goods Transportation in Slovenia 10:40 1007 Benjamin Zorko, Denis Glavič-Cindro, Branko Vodenik, Marijan Nečemer, Petra Maver Modec, Matjaž Korun, Tim Vidmar, Gregor Omahen, Marko Giacomelli, Milko Križman - Slovenia Radiological Health Risk Evaluation of Building Materials and Raw Material Used in Dwellings in Slovenia 10:40 1008 Helena Janžekovič, Milko Križman - Slovenia Radioisotopes Used in Analytical Chemical Instruments 10:40 1009 Marko Štrok, Borut Smodiš - Slovenia Assessment of Po-210 Ingestion Dose Due to Fish and Squid Consumption from Slovenian Market

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10:40 1010 M. Karami - Iran Decreasing of the detection limit for gamma-Spectrometry with the influence of sample treatment 10:40 1011 Marko Štrok, Borut Smodiš - Slovenia Natural radionuclides in milk from the vicinity of a former uranium mine 10:40 1012 S.J. Ahmadi, F. Asgharizadeh, Ghannadi Maragheh, H.R. Pakoyan, M. Karami - Iran Radiochemical Determination of STRONTIUM-90 in Soil Samples from the Central Area of Iran, by Cerenkov Counting 10:40 1013 William Schenewerk - USA Electrolysis Byproduct D2O Provides a Third Way to Mitigate CO2 10:40 1014 M. Karami, A. Sadighzadeh, D. Sardari, A. Tavassoli, A. Arbabi, O. Hochaghani - Iran Assessment of variations in HPGe detector output caused by charging of liquid nitrogen 10:40 1015 Matjaž Koželj, Igor Jenčič - Slovenia Current Status of Functions, Responsibilities and Training of Radiation Protection Officers in Slovenia

Education for Sustainable Nuclear Power 10:40 1104 Michael Modro, Maurine Mellinger, Mamdouh El-Shanawany - Austria Safety Assessment Education and Training Programme Knowledge Requirements for Competency and Capacity Building 10:40 1105 Nuša Majhenc, Helena Janžekovič - Slovenia EURATOM Research Activities in a Certain Time Period 10:40 1106 Rainer Salomaa, Riita Kyrki-Rajamäki, Timo Vanttola - Finland GEN4FIN – A R&D Platform for Educating Finnish Nuclear Engineers 10:40 1107 Andrej Androjna, Andrej Lešnjak - Slovenia The Role of Education and Training in a Slovenian Nuclear Services Company 10:40 1108 Igor Fifnja, Franc Pribožič - Slovenia Training Activities in Support of Nuclear Power Plant Krško Regular Outage 10:40 1109 Tomaž Skobe - Slovenia Nuclear Technology Courses in Nuclear Training Centre Ljubljana 10:40 1110 Zdenek Križ - Czech Republic Status of Ppreparation for Nuclear Renaissance in the Czech Republic 10:40 1111 Giuliano Buceti, Stefano Monti, G. Forasassi - Italy Staffing R&D while Providing Safety and Security for the new Italian Nuclear Program

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Wednesday, 16.9.2009 09:00 Invited Lecture 3 Chairpersons: Tomaž Žagar, Slovenia Paolo Gaio, Belgium 9:00 3 Giovanni De Santi – The Netherlands European Nuclear Safety Research – a way forward 09:40 Emerging Reactor Designs Chairpersons: Tomaž Žagar, Slovenia Paolo Gaio, Belgium 9:40 701 Edvard Fuller, Hossein Hamzehee - USA Development of Technical Bases for Severe Accident Management in New Reactors 10:00 702 Fosco Bianchi, Rolando Calabrese, Antonino Lantieri, Georgios Glinatsis, Stefano Monti - Italy Regional and World Level Scenarios for Sodium Fast Reactor Deployment 10:20 703 Davide Papini, Antonio Cammi, Marco Colombo, Vito Memoli, Marco Ricotti - Italy A Dynamic Model of a Lead-Cooled Fast Reactor (LFR) with a Supercritical Water Steam Cycle 11:20 Invited Lecture 4 Chairpersons: Duško Čorak, Croatia Bruno Glaser, Slovenia

11:20 4 James Marrow - United Kingdom In-situ Observation of Damage in Nuclear Materials 12:00 Integrity and Life Management Chairpersons: Duško Čorak, Croatia Bruno Glaser, Slovenia 12:00 601 Seth Swamy, Chris Ng - USA Applications of Flaw Tolerance Concept to Nuclear Power Plant Components 12:20 602 Rosa Lo Frano, G. Forasassi - Italy Preliminary Evaluation of Aircraft Impact on a Near Term Nuclear Power Plant 12:40 603 Peter Schimann - Germany Power Uprate and Lifetime Extension 14:30 Severe Accidents Chairpersons: Ivo Kljenak, Slovenia Jean-Pierre Van Dorsselaere, France 14:30 401 Xiaoyang Gaus-Liu, Alexei Miassoedov, Thomas Cron, Thomas Wenz - Germany In-Vessel Melt Pool Coolibility Test – Description and Results of Live Experiments 14:50 402 Christian Mun, J. Colombani, Laurent Cantrel - France Current Status on Ruthenium Chemistry in the Containment of a Nuclear Reactor in Case of a Severe Accident with Air Ingression

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15:10 403 Robert Zboray, Domenico Paladino, G. Mignot, R. Kapulla, Nejdet Erkan, Michele Andreani - Switzerland Mixing of Density Stratified Containment Atmosphere by Horizontal Jet Release 15:30 404 Maxim Schröder, Z. Vujič, M. Buck, M. Bürger, G. Lohnert - Germany Investigation of Main Limiting Effects to Strong Steam Explosions in 3D Geometry Considering Real Accident Scenarios 15:50 405 Eveliina Takasuo, Stefan Holmström, Tuomo Kinnunen, Pekka Pankakoski, Ensio Hosio, Ilona Lindholm - Finland The effect of lateral flooding on the coolability of irregular core debris beds 10:40 Poster Session 2 Chairpersons: Matjaž Leskovar, Slovenia Igor Simonovski, Slovenia Severe Accidents 10:40 406 Mitja Uršič, Matjaž Leskovar - Slovenia Modelling of Solidification Influence on Steam Explosion Efficiency in MC3D 10:40 407 Joachim Holm, Christian Ekberg, Henrik Glänneskog - Sweden Oxidation with Ozone of Deposited Ruthenium on Aluminium, Copper and Zinc Metals 10:40 408 Marion Lacoue-Negre, Herve Mutelle, Frederic Cousin, Sophie Sobanska, Claude Bremard - France Speciation of Aerosols Transported in the Primary Circuit: A Comparative Study 10:40 409 Yury Zvonarev, Vadim Kobzar, Misha Budaev, Patrick Chatelard, Jean-Pierre Van Dorsselaere - Russia ASTEC and ICARE/CATHARE Application to Simulation of a VVER-1000 Large Break LOCA 10:40 410 Aurimas Kontautas, Egidijus Urbonavičius - Lithuania Parametric Analysis of Aerosol Mass Deposition in PHEBUS Containment under FPT-3 10:40 411 Matjaž Leskovar, Mitja Uršič - Slovenia Influence of Melt Superheat on Droplets Crust Growth during Steam Explosion Premixing Phase 10:40 412 Emilie Beuzet, Jean Lamy, Eric Simoni - France Modelling of cladding oxidation by air under severe accident conditions 10:40 413 Minodora Apostol, Marin Constantin, Aureliu Leca - Romania The Influence of Some Uncertainties on the Deposition and Transport of Fission Products in CANDU Primary Heat Transport System 10:40 414 Christoph Granzow, Tobias Nohner, Thomas Zimmermann, Hans-Josef Allelein - Germany Studies On Heat Pipe Cooled Autocatalytic Hydrogen Recombination 10:40 415 Nejdet Erkan, Mignot Guillaume, Robert Zboray, Domenico Paladino - Switzerland Spray Tests in PANDA to Study Accident Mitigation in PWR Containments 10:40 416 Vesna Benčik, Nenad Debrecin, Davor Grgić - Croatia Analysis of OECD/CSNI ISP-42 Phase A PANDA Experiment Using RELAP5/mod33 and GOTHIC 7.2a Code 10:40 417 Ivo Kljenak, Borut Mavko - Slovenia Simulation of Containment Phenomena during the Phebus FPT2 Test with the CONTAIN Code

10:40 418 Yury Zvonarev, A. Voltchek, Vadim Kobzar, Patrick Chatelard, Jean-Pierre Van Dorsselaere - Russia ASTEC and ICARE/CATHARE Modelling Improvement for VVERs

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Integrity and Life Management 10:40 604 Martin Brezina, Ludovit Kupca - Slovak Republic Monitoring of Material Ageing Processes at Slovak NPP’s 10:40 605 Dumitra Lucan, Manuela Fulger - Romania Behaviour of the CANDU Steam Generator Tubing in Water with Different PH Values 10:40 606 Zrinka Čorak - Croatia VVER Steam Generator Structural Integrity Assessment 10:40 607 Nenad Gubeljak, Jožef Predan, Jelena Vojvodič Tuma, Bruno Glaser - Slovenia Structure Integrity Assessment of Pressurizer 10:40 608 Zuhair Khan, Jinwoo Park, H.J. Kim, Y.W. Kim - Pakistan Annealing and Corrosion Behavior of Electron Beam Evaporative and Ion Beam Modified Ceramic Multilayers on Hastelloy X 10:40 609 Marin Kaštelan, Bruno Glaser - Slovenia Technical Evaluation of Time-Limited Aging Analysis for NEK 10:40 610 Bruno Glaser - Slovenia NPP Krško Lifetime Extension 10:40 611 Igor Simonovski, Leon Cizelj, Nikola Jakšić - Slovenia The influence of finite element meshes on the results of a spatial polycrystalline aggregate model 10:40 612 Leon Cizelj, Igor Simonovski - Slovenia Fatigue relevance of stratified flows in pipes: a parametric study

Emerging Reactor Designs 10:40 704 Maria Naidin, Igor Pioro, R. Duffey, Udo Zirn, Sarah Mokry - Canada SCW NPPs: Layouts and Thermodynamic Cycles Options 10:40 705 Alain Flores, Eduardo Gallego, Jose M. Izquierdo, Miguel Sanchez - Spain A Preliminary Application of Dynamic Reliability to a Nuclear-Powered Hydrogen Plant 10:40 706 Robert Bergant, Aleš Buršič - Slovenia Feasibility Study and Optimization of Cooling Towers for New Nuclear Power Plant at the Krško Site 10:40 707 Maddalena Casamirra, Francesco Castiglia, Mariarosa Giardina, C. Lombardo, Paride Meloni - Italy Flowblockage Failures in EFIT Reactor 10:40 708 Gerard Castello - France Main Safety Features and Construction Strategy of ATMEA1 10:40 709 Jason Young - USA Nonlinear Transient Dynamic Structural Load Generation Analysis For the Westinghouse AP1000 Integrated Head Package 10:40 710 John Grizz Deal - USA The Hyperion Power Module: Energy to Save the World 10:40 711 Martin Novšak, Jože Špiler, Robert Bergant, Tomaž Žagar - Slovenia Pre-preparation Phase of the New Nuclear Power Plant – JEK 2 10:40 712 Massimiliano Polidori, Giacomino Bandini, Paride Meloni - Italy Thermal-Hydraulics Analyses of ELSY Lead Fast Reactor with Open Square Core Option

10:40 713 Mustapha Chiguer, Dana Jackson, Estelle Hélaine - France Nuclear is a Recyclable Energy

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10:40 714 Davide Papini, Antonio Cammi, Marco Ricotti, Davor Grgić - Italy Analysis of Different Containment Models for IRIS Small Break LOCA, using GOTHIC and RELAP5 codes 10:40 716 Sara Bortot, Marco Ricotti, Carlo Artioli, Vincenzo Peluso - Italy Feedback Coefficients Evaluation and Control System Characterization for an Advanced LFR Demonstrative Reactor 10:40 717 R. Duffey, Igor Pioro, Ala Alizadeh, Jerry Hopwood - Canada Sustainable Nuclear Energy In Europe: Options With Water-Cooled Pressure Tube Reactors 10:40 718 Traian Mauna - Romania Romania Going to Double its Nuclear Power Public Relations 10:40 1201 Luka Snoj, Saša Novak, Igor Lengar, Melita Lenošek - Slovenia Promotion of Fusion in Slovenia: Current Activities and Future Challenges 10:40 1202 Andrej Kavčič, Igor Jenčič, Radko Istenič - Slovenia Analysis of Media Reports on Nuclear Energy in Slovenia 10:40 1203 Radko Istenič, Igor Jenčič - Slovenia Public Opinion about Nuclear Energy – Year 2009 Poll Regulatory Practice and Legislation 10:40 1301 Raphael Heffron - United Kingdom Identifying How Legislation And Regulation Impact Upon The Conditions For New Nuclear Build In The European Union 10:40 1302 Siniša Cimeša, Polona Tavčar, Igor Osojnik, Marija Kališnik, Andrej Stritar - Slovenia Licensing Process for the New Nuclear Power Plant in Slovenia and the Role of the 10:40 1303 Milko Križman, Barbara Vokal Nemec - Slovenia Research Studies on Environmental Radioactivity in Slovenia – the Role of the SNSA 10:40 1304 Marjan Tkavc, Andrej Stritar - Slovenia (M)KSID - New Communication Tool during an Emergency 10:40 1305 Tea Bilić-Zabric, Maciej Kulig - Slovenia Use of Nuclear Safety Performance Indicators in EU Members States 10:40 1306 Nuša Majhenc, Andreja Peršič - Slovenia Slovenian Co-operation in the Regulatory Aspect in the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency 10:40 1307 Polona Tavčar, Janez Češarek, Igor Osojnik, Maks Pečnik - Slovenia Transits of Nuclear Materials and Certain High-activity Sources through Slovenia in last Decade

10:40 1308 Ana Stanič - United Kingdom Key provisions of the EU Nuclear Safety Directive

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Thursday, 17.9.2009 09:00 Invited Lecture 5 Chairperson: Stane Rožman, Slovenia 9:00 5 Hartmut Pamme - Germany Challenges in the future nuclear electricity generation: a utility view (preliminary) 09:40 Round Table: “Challenges in Construction of Gen III Reactors” Chairperson: Stane Rožman, Slovenia 11:20 Invited Lecture 6 11:20 6 Jérôme Paméla - Germany Status of fusion research in Europe and the steps towards fusion power 12:00 Nuclear Fusion Chairpersons: Primož Pelicon, Slovenia Milan Čerček, Slovenia 12:00 801 Iztok Čadež, SFA PWI group - Slovenia Studies of Interaction of Hydrogen Atoms and Molecules with Metals and Carbon 12:20 802 Saša Novak, Goran Dražić, Katja König, Aljaž Ivekovič, Luka Snoj, Igor Lengar - Slovenia SiCf/SiC Composites for Fusion Application Prepared by SITE Process 12:40 803 Abbas Ghasemizad, S. Pourhosseini - Iran The Energy Gain Of Direct And Indirect Drive Methods In Inertial Confinement Fusion 14:30 Reactor Physics and Research Reactors Chairpersons: Matjaž Ravnik, Slovenia Tim Haste, France 14:30 101 R. Khan, Sam Karimzadeh, Helmuth Böck, Mario Villa - Austria Neutron Flux and Dose Modeling of TRIGA Reactor using MCNP5 14:50 102 Martin Kropík, Antonin Kolros, Monika Jurickova - Czech Republic Calibration and Assessment of New I&C at VR 1 Training Reactor 15:10 103 Luka Snoj, Marjan Kromar, Gašper Žerovnik, Igor Lengar, Matjaž Ravnik - Slovenia Advanced Methods in Teaching Reactor Physics 15:30 104 Davide Rozzia, Martina Adorni, M. Bauer, Alessandro Del Nevo, Francesco D'Auria - Italy Transuranus verification during power ramp with respect to PCI 15:50 105 Tomaž Žagar, Aleš Buršič, Jože Špiler, Gilles David, Dana Kim, Mustapha Chiguer, Philippe Gillet - Slovenia Recycling as an Option of Used Nuclear Fuel Management Strategy

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16:40 Nuclear Power Plant Operation Chairpersons: Božidar Krajnc, Slovenia Predrag Širola, Slovenia 16:40 501 Tobias Zieger - Switzerland A Simple Improvement of Plant Efficiency 17:00 502 Mladen Pajnic, Hrvoje Franjic, Gabrijel Smoljkic, Fran Jarnjak, Aleš Vučajnk - Croatia Advanced Approach of Reactor Pressure Vessel Head Inspection 17:20 503 Karla Liebig, Eberhard Ellinghaus - Germany Methods for Qualifying of Single Devices Built in Cabinets for Load Cases Which Occured Indused Vibrations 17:40 Closure (Best Poster Award) 10:40 Poster Session 3 Chairpersons: Igor Lengar, Slovenia Luka Snoj, Slovenia Reactor Physics and Research Reactors 10:40 106 A. Juseviciute, Tadas Kaliatka, E. Uspuras - Lithuania Adaptation of FEMAXI-6 Code and RBMK Fuel Rods Model Testing Employing Best Estimate Aproach 10:40 107 Marjan Kromar - Slovenia Extended Capabilities of the COREP Code 10:40 108 Marjan Kromar, Bojan Kurinčič - Slovenia Impact of the Thicker Cladding on the Nuclear Parameters of the NPP Krško fuel 10:40 109 Ján Mikuš - Czech Republic Power Distribution near WWER-440 Core Blanket and Control Rod Absorbing Part with Possible Influence on Fuel Failure 10:40 110 P. Abadi, Mohammad Jalili, A. Pazirandeh - Iran Numerical Solution of the Dynamic Neutron Diffusion Equation by Using Nodal Method 10:40 111 Osman Gürdal, Mehmet Tombakoglu - Turkey Two-group Diffusion Parameters for LWRs 10:40 112 Ivan Kodeli, Luka Snoj, Igor Remec - Austria Analysis of the KRITZ Critical Benchmark Experiments 10:40 113 Mohammad Jalili, P. Abadi, A. Pazirandeh - Iran A Nodal Method For The Static Neutron Diffusion Equation. Application to VVER Reactor 10:40 114 P. Abadi, Mohammad Jalili, A. Pazirandeh - Iran Application of Advanced Numerical Method to Solve the Static Neutron Diffusion Equation in 3DFD Code 10:40 115 Matjaž Stepišnik, Bogdan Pucelj, Luka Snoj, Matjaž Ravnik - Slovenia Activity Analysis of Primary Coolant in TRIGA MARK II Research Reactor 10:40 116 A. Pazirandeh, Elham Younesian - Iran Effect of WIMSD4 libraries on Bushehr VVER-1000 Core Fuel Burn-up 10:40 117 Haluk Atak, Mehmet Tombakoglu, Ayhan Yilmazer - Turkey A Simplified 1-D Model Problem for Accelarator Driven Subcritical Reactors(ADSR)

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10:40 118 Gašper Žerovnik, Andrej Trkov, Luka Snoj - Slovenia Calculations of Effective Sample Mean Chord Length for Anisotropic Neutron Flux 10:40 119 Grigore Horhoianu, Gheorghe Olteanu, Dragos Ionescu - Romania Power Pulse Tests on Short Fuel Rods in TRIGA Reactor of INR Pitesti 10:40 120 M. Pecchia, Carlo Parisi, Francesco D'Auria, Oscar Mazzantini - Italy Development and Application of MCNP5 & KENO-VI Monte Carlo models for the ATUCHA-2 PHWR analysis

10:40 121 Vladimir Radulovič - Slovenia Effects of fuel pebble modelling on keff in high temperature reactors Nuclear Power Plant Operation 10:40 504 Aleksandra Antolovič, Ivica Bašić, Ivan Vrbanić - Slovenia The Second NEK Periodic Safety Review Program 10:40 505 Zrinka Čorak - Croatia NDE within VVER Steam Generator Structural Integrity Assessment 10:40 506 Sergio Galosic, Stjepan Juric Marijanovic - Croatia System for Eddy Current Inspection of VVER-440/1000 Steam Generator’s tubes 10:40 507 Dražen Krajina - USA Ovation Networking and Bus Technology 10:40 508 Matija Balić, Bogoljub Sember, Vladimir Butković - Croatia Ten Years Of NEK MOV Program 10:40 509 Iu.A. Komarov - Ukraine Scientific and Technical Aspects of the Concept of Safety and Reliability Centred Maintenance of the NPP Equipment 10:40 510 Bruno Goor, Robert Bienentreu - Germany Eddy Current Testing With X-Probe Sizing Capability of Flaws 10:40 511 Ivan Čillík, Vladimir Tvarožka, Daniel Čillík - Slovak Republic Mochovce WWER 440/V213 reactor units 3 and 4 safety improvements based on the original plant design 10:40 512 Janez Župec, Bruno Glaser - Slovenia The new NPP Krško water resources feasibility study 10:40 513 Damir Mandić, Mark Zilavy - Slovenia Replacement of TCS (Turbine Control System) at NEK NPP 10:40 514 Herb Estrada, Ernest Hauser - USA The Impact of Load Following and Frequency Control on the Determination of Thermal Power in Nuclear Power Plants

Nuclear Fusion 10:40 804 Melita Lenošek, Saša Novak, Örs Benedekfi - Slovenia Fusion Expo at the Slovenian Fusion Association 10:40 805 Jernej Kovačič, Gašper Žerovnik, Tomaž Gyergyek, Milan Čerček - Slovenia PIC Code Simulation in an Eccentrical Cylindrical System 10:40 806 Abbas Ghasemizad, Leila Gholamzadeh - Iran Heavy Ion Beam Irradiation Non-Uniformity On A Direct –Driven Pellet In Inertial Confinement Fusion 10:40 807 Uroš Cvelbar, Miran Mozetič, F. Tabares - Slovenia Nitrogen Plasma Created within a Microwave Discharge as a Source of N radicals 10:40 808 Miran Mozetič, Alenka Vesel, Aleksander Drenik - Slovenia Development of a Large Source in Neutral Oxygen Atoms for Removal of Hydrogenated Carbon Deposits

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10:40 809 Vida Žigman - Slovenia Non-Equilibrium Kinetic Model For Hydrogen-Surface Interactions 10:40 810 Aljaž Ivekovič, Katja König, Saša Novak, Goran Dražić - Slovenia Improvement of Thermal Conductivity in SiCf/SiC Composites for Fusion Application 10:40 811 Alenka Vesel, Aleksander Drenik, Miran Mozetič, Marianne Balat - Pichelin, Rok Zaplotnik - Slovenia Interaction of Hydrogen Plasma with ASDEX Graphite 10:40 812 Tomaž Gyergyek, Milan Čerček, Jernej Kovačič - Slovenia Negative Electron Emitting Planar Collector Immersed in a Plasma that Contains a Mono-energetic Electron Beam 10:40 813 Boštjan Končar - Slovenia Jet array optimization in cooling finger of He-cooled divertor 10:40 814 Mustafa Ubeyli, Adem Acir - Turkey Neutronic Performance of ARIES-ST Fusion Reactor Using Molten Salts Containing Fissile Isotopes 10:40 815 Abbas Ghasemizad, Arash Malekpour - Iran Analytical Investigation of Richtmyer – Meshkov Instability in Inertial Confinement Fusion 10:40 816 Ivan Kodeli, Paola Batistoni, Ulrich Fischer, W. Pohorecki - Austria Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis of the HCLL Breeder Blanket Experiment in the Frame of the EU Fusion Technology Programme 10:40 817 Janez Krek, Nikola Jelić, Jože Duhovnik - Slovenia Particle in Cell (PIC) Simulations on Plasma-Sheath Boundary In Collision-Free Plasmas With Warm Ion Sources 10:40 818 Primož Pelicon, Primož Vavpetič, Sabina Markelj, Zdravko Rupnik, Iztok Čadež, Matjaž Kavčič, Mirko Ribič, Zvone Grabnar - Slovenia Fuel retention and material migration in the fusion reactor inner wall studied with high energy focused ion beams 10:40 819 Rok Zaplotnik, Alenka Vesel, Aleksander Drenik, Miran Mozetič, Marianne Balat - Pichelin - Slovenia Interaction of Air Plasma with Graphite at Elevated Temperature 10:40 820 Leon Kos, Jože Duhovnik, Nikola Jelić - Slovenia Extension of Collisionless Discharge Models for Application to Fusion-Relevant and General plasmas 10:40 821 Alberto Milocco, Andrej Trkov - Slovenia Evaluation of 55Mn Neutron Capture Cross Section above the Resonance Region with code EMPIRE 10:40 822 Martin Draksler, Boštjan Končar - Slovenia A numerical investigation on a submerged, axis-symmetric jet impingement 10:40 823 Igor Lengar - Slovenia Transport Calculations for the JET Torus – update of the MCNP model 10:40 824 Vincenc Nemanič, Bojan Zajec, Marko Žumer - Slovenia Deuterium retention in beryllium 10:40 825 Iztok Čadež, Sabina Markelj, Aleksandar Milosavljević - Slovenia Influence of Hydrocarbons on Vibrational Excitation of Hydrogen Molecules

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