Course offering Fuel Courses Fuel Rod Design Analysis for Accidental Conditions
Fuel Rod Design Analysis for Accidental Conditions
Product no.: Fuel_026EPrice on request
Objectives:
Provide an overview on fuel rod design analysis for accidental conditions. The trainee will profit from the Framatome experience with world-wide safety authorities requirements and reactor fuel design for different reactor types (Siemens, Westinghouse, EPR).
Content:
The training consists of the following topics:
- Loss-of-Coolant Accidents
- Reactivity Induced Accidents (RIA)
The contents, the format (see hereafter), and the duration are adapted according to the customer request and needs.
The courses can be organized according to different formats:
- Instructor led classroom / lab
- E-learning
- Webinar
The course materials are based on the most up-to-date world-wide Framatome know-how to provide to our attendees the highest quality on the technical content of our courses.
The teaching material includes interactive PowerPoint presentations and hands-on exercises. The training can also comprise exercises on simulator, on equipment mock-ups, and also guided visits of test facilities.
The instructors come from the Framatome GmbH Fuel Engineering site. Their knowledge is based on years of experience in engineering service activities, as well as on the specific competences necessary for the training.
If you have any questions or if our current training offer does not exactly match your needs, we encourage you to contact us!
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Date & Duration: |
On request |
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Language: |
English, German - Other languages can be offered on demand |
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Location: |
Erlangen or on-site |
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Price: |
On request |
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Questions & Registration: |
Please contact us through sales-fuel@framatome.com |
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Target Group: |
The training targets any professional working within or in relationship with the nuclear fuel domain. The contents of the trainings are then adapted based on the background and the interest of the trainee(s). |
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Prerequisites: |
No special prerequisites are necessary. The contents of the trainings are then adapted based on the background and the interest of the trainee(s). |