Announcements
- This course was offered January - February, 2006 by Victor Snell. Please contact Victor Snell for course information. Assisting in the course was Paul Santamaura (bq557@torfree.net, no large attachments).
- First lecture for the academic year 2005/2006: Saturday, January 14, 2006, 1000 hours at the Skills Training Centre. Classroom 1-10 (first floor). See the schedule below.
- The Durham College Skills Training Centre is located at 1610 Champlain Avenue, Whitby, Ontario. See Campus Maps.
- Below were the dates/times for 2006:
- Saturday, January 14 from 1000 hours -1700 hours
- Sunday, January 15 from 1400 hours -1800 hours
- Saturday, January 28 from 1000 hours -1700 hours
- Sunday, January 29 from 1400 hours -1800 hours
- Saturday, February 11 from 1000 hours -1700 hours
- Sunday, February 12 from 1400 hours -1800 hours
- Saturday, February 25 from 1000 hours -1700 hours
- Sunday, February 26 from 1400 hours -1800 hours
Course description:
Nuclear reactor safety design and analysis principles and practice. Probability theory, failure rates, availability, reliability, test frequencies, dormant and active systems, and probability evaluation for simple systems. Historical and philosophical basis for nuclear safety, safety criteria, initiating events, fault trees and event trees, safety analysis.
Course Notes:
Course Presentations: 2006
- Course Outline
- Chapter 1 - Introduction (Snell)
- Chapter 2 - Design Basis Accidents (Snell)
- Chapter 3 - Case Studies (Snell)
- Chapter 4 - Probability Tools and Techniques (Santamaura)
- Chapter 5 - Safety Systems
- Chapter 6 - Safety Goals
- Chapter 7 - Accident Analysis
- Chapter 8 - Technology of Accident Analysis
- Chapter 9 - Whither Safety
- Supplementary reading
- IAEA-NS-R-1 (pdf 201kb) - Safety of Nuclear Power Plants: Design - Safety Requirements
- ICONE 12-49287 (pdf 145kb) - The Probability and Management of Human Error, Romney B. Duffey and John W. Saull, Proceedings of ICONE12: 12th International Conference on Nuclear Engineering , April 25-29, 2004, Virginia, USA
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