Severe accident code-to-code comparison for two accident scenarios in a spent fuel pool
Authors:
- O. CoindreauOCO. Coindreau
- B. JäckelBJB. Jäckel
- F. RocchiFRF. Rocchi
- F. AlcaroFAF. Alcaro
- D. AngelovaDAD. Angelova
- G. BandiniGBG. Bandini
- M. BarnakMBM. Barnak
- M. BehlerMBM. Behler
- D.F. Da CruzDCD.F. Da Cruz
- R. DaganRDR. Dagan
- P. DraiPDP. Drai
- S. EderliSES. Ederli
- 1 October 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Annals of Nuclear Energy
- Vol. 120, 880-887
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