Status of consolidation of LWR spent fuel
Wendell J. Bailey, Gordon H. Beeman
Abstract
Wendell J. Bailey, Gordon H. Beeman
Abstract
One objective of the Commercial Spent Fuel Management (CSFM) Program, which is sponsored by the US Department of Energy at Pacific Northwest Laboratory (PNL), is to encourage development of technology for spent nuclear fuel rod consolidation in existing power reactor water storage basins. Rod consolidation is a leading candidate for more efficient utilization of existing space in spent fuel storage basins. The fuel and pool component integrity studies in the program provide a useful basis to establish an integrity assessment more specific to rod consolidation. 10 refs.
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One objective of the Commercial Spent Fuel Management (CSFM) Program, which is sponsored by the US Department of Energy at Pacific Northwest Laboratory (PNL), is to encourage development of technology for spent nuclear fuel rod consolidation in existing power reactor water storage basins. Rod consolidation is a leading candidate for more efficient utilization of existing space in spent fuel storage basins. The fuel and pool component integrity studies in the program provide a useful basis to establish an integrity assessment more specific to rod consolidation. 10 refs.
Key concepts: Consolidation (business), Spent nuclear fuel, Nuclear power, Spent fuel pool, Environmental science, Waste management, Nuclear engineering, Engineering