[en] This paper is the final report of the ROSA-II experimental program, in which summary of the integral test results on thermal hydraulic behavior in a loss-of-coolant accident (LOCA) of pressurized water reactor (PWR) and on the effect of emergency core cooling system (ECCS) is presented. The ROSA-II test facility has a volume scaling factor of approximately 1/400 and core heating power of 2.4 MW. Specific feature of the facility is the versatility of the break conditions, the ECCS injection conditions and the secondary system conditions. After numbers of integral tests under various test conditions, (1) condensation-depressurization effect due to ECC water, (2) stored heat release from the structural materials and (3) counter current flow limitation (CCFL) at the specific locations were found to be important phenomena for the core cooling. To supply cooling water as soon as possible to the core was indicated to be very important for successful core cooling. Based on these results, more effective ECCS was proposed and the effectiveness of the proposed ECCS was experimentally verified. On the other hand, part of the experimental data was utilized to evaluate the predictability of RELAP-3 and RELAP-4J computer codes. (author)