Presentation of the SEAKNOT Project on SEvere Accident KNOwledge Transfer to young generations

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The SEAKNOT project deals with the SA domain as a whole: in‐ and ex‐vessel debris coolability, containment performance, source term and, of course, SA modelling. It fits within the SNETP‐NUGENIA Technical Area 2 (TA2) framework, with a strong cross-cutting among the 6 TA2 Sub Areas. SEAKNOT builds upon the existing knowledge on SA in LWRs but also intends to exploit the results of mostly European framework (from EURATOM SARNET projects to Horizon 2020 ones or, nowadays, as SNETP/NUGENIA TA2 in‐kind projects and activities) and to prepare the future common SA EU experimental activities at horizon 2022‐2030. Through specific actions, associated with the mobility of young scientists and engineers to other European labs and led by experienced researchers, some necessary key elements will be added to the SA assessment through the use of the most advanced analytical tools and/or their contribution in “ad‐hoc” experimental setups.

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