SMiRT 20 Conference Programme

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1 1(9) 20 th International Conference on Structural Mechanics in Reactor Technology SMiRT 20 Conference Programme August Espoo Finland General Sessions (Status July 14, 2009)

2 2(9) GENERAL SESSIONS 01 Opening Session, Monday August 10, Time , Hall 1 Welcome addresses and introduction to SMiRT20 Conference Rauno Rintamaa, SMIRT 20 Chairman and President of IASMiRT Welcome addresses, VTT - Research and Nuclear Renaissance Erkki Leppävuori, President and CEO, VTT Welcome addresses, TKK Education and Nuclear Renaissance Matti Pursula, President, Helsinki University of Technology (HUT) Historic view of the International Association of Structural Mechanics in Reactor Technology (IASMiRT) From SMiRT 1 in Berlin 1971 to SMiRT 20 today Karl Kussmaul, Emeritus Professor, MPA, University of Stuttgart, Germany Asa Hadjian, Director, Defense Nuclear Facilitites Safety Board, USA

3 3(9) 02 Leadership Forum-Energy Trends and Nuclear Renaissance - Part 1 Monday August 10, Time , Hall 1 Chair: Prof. Jorma Routti, Creative Industries Management (CIM) Ltd Nuclear Power as a part of the new Finnish Climate and Energy Strategy Minister Mauri Pekkarinen, Ministry of Employment and the Econom Role of nuclear energy in the future energy policy in the EU Dr. Marc Defrennes, Head of Sector, DG Transport and Energy, Euratom, European Commission Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform (SNETP) a new initiative in Europe Dr.Dominique Ochem, Executive Advisor, CEA, Nuclear Energy Division Nuclear Energy Outlook 2008 Mr. Uichiro Yoshimura, OECD/NEA Deputy Director, Safety and Regulation 02 Leadership Forum-Energy Trends and Nuclear Renaissance - Part 2 Monday August 10, Time , Hall 1 Chair: Dr. Harri Tuomisto, Vice President, Fortum Generation Regulatory oversight of Olkiluoto 3 (EPR) construction lessons learnt Dr. Jukka Laaksonen, Director General, Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) The Regulator s Reality in Canada Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission Prof. Moyra McDill, Commission Member, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission Role of Nuclear Energy in Nordic and Finnish energy market Representative from Fortum Oyj, To be confirmed Long Term Operation of NPPs in France Dr. Jean-Pierre Hutin, Vice-President, EDF R&D, Power Generation Sector

4 4(9) 03 Technical Plenary Sessions Tuesday, August 11, Time , Hall 1 Thomas Jaeger Lecture - Developments in Statistical Approach for Assessing Material Performance Professor Kim Wallin, Academy of Finland, Tornadic Loads and their Influence on the Design of Nuclear Facilities Professor Kishor Mehta, Texas Tech University Wednesday, August 12, Time , Hall 1 Material Developments in New Reactor Designs GenIII and SCWR Concept Professor Hannu Hänninen, Helsinki University of Technology New reactor licensing process and challenges in USA Director Nilesh Chokhsi, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Thursday, August 13, Time , Hall 1 Title and speaker to be determined later The Evolution of NDE to Monitor Degradation in Safety Related Reactor Components Dr. Stephen Doctor; Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

5 5(9) 041 Panel Workshop PW1 - The Niigata-ken Chuetsu-Oki Earthquake (NCO Earthquake), the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant (K-K NPP) - IAEA Seismic Safety Activities Earthquake Design Bases PW1A: Lessons Learned from the K-K NPP experience to the NCO earthquake Wednesday August 12, Time , Hall 1 Chair: Antonio Godoy, IAEA The NCO Earthquake and Immediate Post-earthquake Plant Response Actions, by Kei Kobayashi, TEPCO, Japan. The geological background of the NCO earthquake and the strong ground motions recorded in the K-K NPP site, by Mr. Yuichi Sugiyama, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, (AIST), Japan. Assessment of the new Design Basis Earthquake(DBE) and Safety Re-Evaluation and Plant Upgrading, by Masatomo KIKUCHI, TEPCO, Japan. Report on the Integrity Assessment of Structures, Systems and Components of the K- K NPP by the JANTI Committee, by Toshiharu Nomoto (Chairman of SANE, Prof. Emeritus of the Univ. of Tokyo), Japan. US-EPRI Technical Support for evaluating the seismic safety of the K-K NPP to the NCO Earthquake, by Greg Hardy, EPRI, USA. PW1B: IAEA Activities related to Seismic Safety of Nuclear Installations, Earthquake Design Bases and Panel discussions. Wednesday August 12, Time , Hall 1 Chair: Antonio Godoy, IAEA IAEA Activities related to Seismic Safety of Nuclear Installations The International Seismic Safety Centre (ISSC), by Antonio Godoy, Acting Head ISSC, IAEA IAEA activities related to the NCO earthquake and the K-K NPP, by Antonio Godoy, Acting Head of ISSC, IAEA. IAEA safety standards and supporting documents related to seismic safety of nuclear installations-the DS422 for Seismic Hazard Assessment, by Antonio Godoy, Acting Head of ISSC, IAEA.

6 6(9) US experience in development of seismic design basis for new reactors and lessons learned, by Nilesh Chohski, US-NRC. Experience in India on development of seismic design basis for new reactors and lessons learned, by Prabir Basu, AERB, India. Panel Discussions Beyond design-basis-earthquake Post earthquake management + public perception. Panelists Kei Kobayashi: Seismic Integrity Engineering Group, NCO Earthquake Restoration Center, Nuclear Asset Management Department, TEPCO Sei ichiro Fukushima: Disaster Mitigation Engineering Department, Advanced Engineering Operation Center, Tokyo Electric Power Services Co., Ltd Other experts (To be confirmed) 042 Panel Workshop PW2 - Multinational Design Evaluation Programme (MDEP)General Trends Harmonization of structural safety requirements for new builds Tuesday August 11, Time , Hall 1 Chair: Mr. Andrei Blahoianu, CNSC & Chair of the NEA/CSNI/IAGE Panellists: Mr. Alejandro Huerta, OECD-NEA Mr. Petteri Tiippana, STUK Dr. Martti Vilpas, STUK Mr. Ahmed Ibrahim, CNSC Dr. Claude Faidy EDF Topics: Introduction of MDEP and panellists, Mr.Andrei Blahoianu General discussion on MDEP and the results of the Pilot Project and current MDEP structures and organisation, Mr. Alejandro Huerta Discussion of the design centre working group: EPR design Mr. Petteri Tiippana and Martti Vilpas Discussion on the convergence of design codes and standards, Dr. Ahmed Ibrahim Discussion on the vendor inspection cooperation, Dr. Claude Faidy Discussion on potential new topics of interest for MDEP

7 7(9) 043 Panel Workshop PW3 - Fatigue Analysis and Environment Friday August 14, Time Programme not yet available. 044 Panel Workshop PW4 - Experiments and Modelling of Impact Loads and Response Friday August 14, Time Programme not yet available. 045 Panel Workshop PW5 - Qualifying the Analysts Thursday August 13, Time , Hall 1 Chair: Dave Shepherd, HSE The topics that will be explored during the discussion will include: Overview of the Competency Frameworks being used today to monitor simulation practice Understanding the Skills Requirements for Practicing Simulation Engineers Could there be a Basic Framework for Establishing Competency? Overview of the CCOPPS framework for individual analysts The discussion will be led by a panel of experts each of who has a different perspective on the situation: David Shepherd, Superintending Inspector with the NII, who will present the regulator s point of view Nawal Prinja, Technical Director of AMEC, representing industry practitioners Tim Morris, Chief Executive of NAFEMS, an engineering association dedicated to ensuring the effective use of simulation Jim Wood (University of Strathclyde, consultant, NAFEMS Council Member and Leader for the Certification of COmpetencies in the Power and Pressure Systems industry project).

8 8(9) 051 Tutorial Workshop TW1 - Plant Life Management NULIFE NoE Monday August 10, Time , Hall 1 Plant Life Management key elements in safe and economic Long Term Operation, by Irina Aho-Mantila, VTT and Valery Prunier, EdF Material ageing How can be mitigated and prevented? by Ulla Ehrnsten, VTT Integrity Assessment Essential key methodologies, by Elisabeth Keim, AREVA NP and David Lidbury, SERCO, UK Safety and risks How to couple? by Göran Hultqvist, Forsmark Kraftgrupp AB 052 Tutorial Workshop TW2 - Thermal Fatigue Tuesday August 11, Programme not yet available 053 Tutorial Workshop TW3 - Fluid-Structure Interaction Modelling Wednesday August 12, Time , Hall 1 Chairs: Tellervo Brandt, Fortum Nuclear Services and Timo Pättikangas, VTT SI-analysis with ANSYS: solutions and examples for nuclear industry, by Jani Ojala, Process Flow: MpCCI - a general tool for FSI code coupling, by Klaus Wolf, Fraunhofer-Institute for Algorithms and Scientific Computing Validation of fluid-structure interaction calculation in a large-break loss of coolant accident, by Timo Pättikangas, VTT Fluid-structure interaction analysis of large-break loss of coolant accident by Tellervo Brandt, Fortum Nuclear Service Ltd. Some Experiences from HDR V31.1 and Applied LOCA Analyses on BWR and PWR, by Kenth Nilsson, Onsala Ingenjörsbyrå AB Some practical experiences of using FSI for load and stress determination at OKG, by Thomas Probert, OKG

9 9(9) 054 Tutorial Workshop TW4 - FEA of Power and Pressure Components for new Graduates Thursday August 13, Time , Hall 1 Chair: Dr. Jim Wood Strathclyde University, Consultant and NAFEMS Council Member a) An introduction to the CCOPPS Work Based Learning Modules and Educational Base, b) An introduction to the use of FEA in the Design by Analysis of pressure vessels. The workshop will be based on the CCOPPS deliverables and participants in the workshop are encouraged to download or access the free Finite Element Analysis of Pressure Vessels a Resource Book for the Engineering Analyst at for further information on material to be used during the workshop. 06 Closing Session Friday August 14, Time Summary highlights and lessons learnt from SMiRT 20 News from IASMiRT Towards SMiRT 21 in India 2011 Speakers and other possible topics will be announced during the conference. Some surprise will be arranged for those who attend the Closing Session