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The easi-smr Project officially launches

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EASI-SMR's Work Package 3 (WP3) recently held two workshops organised by ASNR that focused on identifying Code Development Needs and Guidelines for the modelling of eight experimental facilities selected for the EASI-SMR code benchmarking programme. These facilities are dedicated to the study of passive safety systems in Light Water Small Modular Reactors (LW-SMRs).

Workshop Objectives

The sessions aimed to:

  • Clarify modelling challenges ahead of the benchmarking phase

  • Prepare and frame the modelling activities

  • Gather expert insights to guide the work

Key Outcomes

  • Over 75 participants joined online

  • Valuable input was received from external experts

  • Strong preparation and framing of the modelling exercise was achieved

With this groundwork completed, the benchmarking phase can now be launched for several experimental facilities, engaging partners in the validation of simulation tools.

A follow-up workshop is planned after the benchmarking activities to support the final WP3 deliverable: "Code Capabilities and Development Needs," which will contribute to the validation of computational tools used in the safety demonstration of European LW-SMRs.