📋 Tender Overview
Ensuring Assessment Of Safety Innovations For Smr
The Easi-Smr Project Intends To Address The Safety Issues Related To The Lw-Smr In Order To Provide Advances That Should Support Implementation Of Such Technologies As Soon As Possible. The Easi Smr Project Activities Are Aimed At Ensuring That These Reactors Will Be Designed, Constructed, Commissioned And Operated In The Safest Possible Way And In Accordance With Existing Regulations. The Consortium Was Carefully Chosen So That The Research Entities Can Provide The Necessary Research Teams And Support Facilities Across The European Continent And Beyond.
Easi-Smr Will Address The Safety Issues Associated With Major Lw-Smr Innovations:
• Passive Systems
• Soluble Boron-Free Cores
• Co-Generation And Hybridation
• Additive Manufacturing To Improve Compactness Of Nuclear Steam Supply System
• Multi-Units Operation
The Work Aims To Provide Insights For European Lw-Smr Projects, In Particular:
• Nuward Smr, A French Design Of A Reactor Generating 170 Mw Of Electricity Production.
• Ldr-50, A Finnish Design Of A District Heating Reactor Of 50 Mw
Easi-Smr Is Closely Linked With Nugenia Ta6 And The European Smr Pre-Partnership’S Ws5.
Funded Under
Euratom Research And Training Programme (Euratom)
Total Cost
€ 19 934 030,51
Eu Contribution
€ 14 994 601,58
Coordinated By
Electricite De France
France
Start Date
1 September 2024
End Date
31 August 2028
Objective
The EASI-SMR project intends to address the safety issues related to the LW-SMR in order to provide advances that should support implementation of such technologies as soon as possible. The EASI SMR project activities are aimed at ensuring that these reactors will be designed, constructed, commissioned and operated in the safest possible way and in accordance with existing regulations. The consortium was carefully chosen so that the research entities can provide the necessary research teams and support facilities across the European Continent and beyond.
EASI-SMR will address the safety issues associated with major LW-SMR innovations:
• Passive systems
• Soluble Boron-free cores
• Co-generation and hybridation
• Additive manufacturing to improve compactness of Nuclear Steam Supply System
• Multi-units operation
The work aims to provide insights for European LW-SMR projects, in particular:
• NUWARD SMR, a French design of a reactor generating 170 MW of electricity production.
• LDR-50, a Finnish design of a district heating reactor of 50 MW
EASI-SMR is closely linked with NUGENIA TA6 and the European SMR pre-Partnership’s WS5.
