What do we specialise in?
Neutronics and New Techologies Section
The main areas of activities are:
- neutron physics analysis of reactor cores with particular stress on research reactors:
- fuel conversion studies,
- feasibility and safety of test and irradiation rigs.
- calculation of reactor core operational history, operational transients and core composition for various types of reactors, including GEN IV,
- activities related to development Gas Cooled Reactor Technology,
- activities related to nuclear cogeneration.
Range of the reactor core neutronic analyses:
- operational safety analysis of reactor core:
- reactivity excess,
- fuel reloading,
- fuel burnup monitoring.
- power distribution monitoring,
- safety calculations of Spent Fuel Storage and Transport Containers,
- isotopic content and radiotoxicity of Spent Fuel as function of time.
Reactor Analyses Section
The main areas of activities are:
- safety analyses of nuclear facilities – Safety assessment,
- thermal-hydraulic analyses in operational states and design basis accidents:
- analysis of phenomena occurring in power reactors, research reactors, experimental installations and other facilities,
- system scale analyses and calculations of particular components,
- development of models of phenomena, development and validation of computational tools.
- analyses of failures within extended design conditions and severe accidents:
- phenomena occurring in the core and the reactor vessel,
- phenomena occurring in the containment,
- assessment of potential releases of radioactive substances from power reactors or spent fuel storages – source term quantification.
- nuclear fuel cycle analyses:
- spent fuel recycling, transmutation,
- fuel properties studies.
Centre for Hazard Analysis MANHAZ
The main areas of activities are:
- risk analyses related to nuclear and chemical installations, transportation of dangerous substances by road, rail, water or industrial pipelines,
- management of hazards for human health and environment, and computerized decision support systems in case of major industrial accidents,
- probabilistic safety analyses of nuclear reactors,
- advanced computer modelling of physical processes, in particular computational fluid dynamics and, transport and dispersion of dangerous substances in environment.
Contact
Address:
ul. Andrzeja Sołtana 7,
05-400 Otwock-Świerk,
email: UZ3@ncbj.gov.pl
Acting Division Head:
Professor. Mariusz Dąbrowski
tel. +48 22 273 14 30