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This 24 hour course covers the identification and description of accidents in nuclear power plants with potential radioactive release through seminars and workshops.
Topics include:
Topics include:
• Introduction
-Radiological consequences concept
-Source Term associated to a potential release scenario.
• Identification of different scenarios with potentially activity releasing.
-Main physical aspects and consequences
-Relation to the Final Safety Analysis Report (Condition IV)
• Radiological studies in accidents
-General Methodology
-Source Term to be released
-Release pathways
-Dose estimations
• Conclusions to be underlined
