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[en] Current status of nuclear power plants in Japan is presented with the basic concepts against ageing of LWR plants which are considered to continue growing into the 21st century. Life management for aged NPPs is recognized to be important for the safe and reliable operation. In April 1996 MITI published the first report regarding the measures to cope with the aged NPPs. Two BWRs and one PWR were evaluated as aged NPPs in Phase-I Technical evaluation, which concluded that safe operation is possible with correct and adequate maintenance despite operation exceeded 30 years. The technology development items towards attaining further highly reliable management were indicated including the inspection/monitoring technology, the preventive maintenance/repair technology and ageing evaluation technology
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International Atomic Energy Agency, International Working Group on Life Management of Nuclear Power Plants, Vienna (Austria); 337 p; 1998; p. 15-40; Technical committee meeting of the International Working Group on Life Management of Nuclear Power Plants; Vienna (Austria); 6-8 Oct 1997; Figs, tabs
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