Published 1996 | Version v1
Book

The European passive plant (EPP): a competitive design for the 90's and beyond

  • 1. Westinghouse Energy Systems B.U., Madrid (Spain)
  • 2. ENEL SPA Nuclear Enery Division, Rome (Italy)

Description

Eight European Utilities and Westinghouse Electric Corporation together with Consortium Genesi (Andalso-Fiat) of Italy, have undertaken a program to evaluate and adapt the Westinghouse passive nuclear plant technology for application in the European Market. Phase I of this program, that started in 1994, has been completed in June 1996. The initial activities have focused on evaluating the impacts of the European Requirements (EUR) on the Westinghouse passive technology nuclear island design. This subject has been presented in a separate paper. Subsequently, a 1000 MWe passive plant reference design (EP 1000) has been established. It is presented into details in this work (description of the plant design and arrangement). It conforms with the EUR and is expected to be licensable in Europe. (O.M.)

Part of:
TOPNUX 96. Economic Nuclear Power for the 21st. century. Towards the new generation of reactors. V. 2

Additional details

Additional titles

Original title (French)
EPP (centrale europeenne passive): une conception competitive pour les annees 90 et l'avenir

Publishing Information

Publisher
Societe Francaise d'Energie Nucleaire (SFEN).
Imprint Place
Paris (France)
Imprint Title
TOPNUX 96. Economic Nuclear Power for the 21st. century. Towards the new generation of reactors. V. 2
Imprint Pagination
652 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 414-425.

Conference

Title
SFEC/ENS International conference.
Dates
30 Sep - 2 Oct 1996.
Place
Paris (France).

Optional Information

Notes
12 refs. Imprint:TONUX 96. Une energie economique pour le 21eme siecle: la nouvelle generation de reacteurs nucleaires. V. 2.