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[en] The present paper deals with the discussion of results obtained from the application of Relaqp5/Mod 2 code to the OECD/CSNI NEA 'BWR Benchmark'. The Relap5 is a well known code, widely utilized at the DCMN University of Pisa for investigating transient scenarios in Light Water Reactor. The BWR Benchmark aims at investigating characteristics of the BWR plant of Ringhals (Sweden). The NEA proposed activity has been split into two parts: an open one and a blind one. For both cases neutron noise analysis has been used to characterize the stability of the core. The application of Relap5 code essentially demonstrated the feasibility of using such a code, having as main limitation a 0-D neutronic model, for boiling stability problems. (author)
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Croatian Nuclear Society, Zagreb (Croatia); 595 p; ISBN 953-96132-4-8; 
; 1996; p. 416-429; International conference: Nuclear option in countries with small and medium electricity grid; Opatija (Croatia); 7-9 Oct 1996; 8 figs., 8 tabs., 13 refs.
; 1996; p. 416-429; International conference: Nuclear option in countries with small and medium electricity grid; Opatija (Croatia); 7-9 Oct 1996; 8 figs., 8 tabs., 13 refs.