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Concerns the joint OECD/NEA -US/DOE VVER-1000 Coolant Benchmark based on plant data and data from measurements from the Kozloduy-6 Nuclear Power Plant

Aims to:

• facilitate exchange of queries from benchmark participants to the co-ordinators at the PSU Nuclear Engineering Programme and contact between all benchmark participants;
• resolve difficulties at interpretating the benchmark specification;
• announce details about workshops or ad-hoc meetings on the subject;
• point to new data or information at the official V1000CT ftp site at PSU;
• establish an archive of Q/A that should minimise the number of unnecessary repetitions about clarifications that have already made;
• provide comments during review of benchmark reports;

 

More information can be found on the V1000CT - VVER-1000 Kozloduy-6 Coolant Transient Benchmark Project Web page.

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