Dzianis Litskevich

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Lecturer in AI and Nuclear Engineering

University of Liverpool

United Kingdom

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Innovative LWR Simulation Tool for the Nuclear Renaissance in the UK

Open Date: 2018-06-30

Close Date: 2021-06-29

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Mark Bankhead

National Nuclear Laboratory

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Andrew Levers

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University of Liverpool

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Aiden Peakman

University of Liverpool

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Bruno Merk

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Dzianis Litskevich

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Coupling between LOTUS and CTF with DYN3D within a multiscale and multiphysics software development

A Draft Design of a Zero-Power Experiment for Molten Salt Fast Reactor Studies

iMAGINE—Visions, Missions, and Steps for Successfully Delivering the Nuclear System of the 21st Century

New Waste Management Options Created by iMAGINE through Direct Operation on Spent Nuclear Fuel Feed

A HELIOS-Based Dynamic Salt Clean-Up Study Analysing the Effects of a Plutonium-Based Initial Core for iMAGINE

A First Step towards Zero Nuclear Waste—Advanced Strategic Thinking in Light of iMAGINE

A HELIOS-Based Dynamic Salt Clean-Up Study for iMAGINE

Defining the Challenges—Identifying the Key Poisoning Elements to Be Separated in a Future Integrated Molten Salt Fast Reactor Clean-Up System for iMAGINE

DYN3D and CTF Coupling within a Multiscale and Multiphysics Software Development (Part II)

On the Employment of a Chloride or Fluoride Salt Fuel System in Advanced Molten Salt Reactors, Part 1: Thermophysical Properties and Core Criticality

Evaluating Reactivity Control Options for a Chloride Salt-Based Molten Salt Zero-Power Reactor

Innovative Investigation of Reflector Options for the Control of a Chloride-Based Molten Salt Zero-Power Reactor

On the Dimensions Required for a Molten Salt Zero Power Reactor Operating on Chloride Salts

CTF and FLOCAL Thermal Hydraulics Validations and Verifications within a Multiscale and Multiphysics Software Development

Criticality Analysis for BWR Spent Fuel Based on the Burnup Credit Evaluation from Full Core Simulations

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Mark Bankhead

Andrew Levers

Aiden Peakman

Bruno Merk

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