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[en] Experiments on core degradation and melt progression in severe LWR accidents have provided reasonable understanding of the principal processes involved in the early phase of melt progression that extends through core degradation and metallic material melting and relocation. A general but not a quantitative understanding of late phase melt progression that involves ceramic material melting and relocation has also been obtained, primarily from the TMI-2 core examination. A summary is given of the current state of knowledge on core degradation and melt progression obtained from these integral experiments and of the principal remaining significant uncertainties. A summary is also given of the principal results on in-vessel fission product release obtained from these experiments. (author). 8 refs, 5 figs, 3 tabs
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Jan 1992; 16 p; Training course on management and analysis of severe accidents; Budapest (Hungary); 13-24 Jan 1992; Organised by France in the frame of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Technical Cooperation Program (Hun/9/013).
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