Main Achievements Of The FP7-LEADER Collaborative Project Of The European Commission Regarding The Design Of A Lead-Cooled Fast Reactor

Didier De Bruyn; Alessandro Alemberti; Luigi Mansani; Giacomo Grasso; Giacomino Bandini; Carlo Artioli; Evaldas Bubelis; Georg Mueller; Janne Wallenius; Alfredo Orden; Sidney Michiels

Main Achievements Of The FP7-LEADER Collaborative Project Of The European Commission Regarding The Design Of A Lead-Cooled Fast Reactor

Didier De Bruyn
, Alessandro Alemberti
, Luigi Mansani
, Giacomo Grasso
, Giacomino Bandini
, Carlo Artioli
, Evaldas Bubelis
, Georg Mueller
, Janne Wallenius
, Alfredo Orden
, Sidney Michiels

Research output › peer-review

Abstract

The European Commission has organized the Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform that through its Strategic Research Agenda promoted the development of fast reactors with closed fuel cycle. Among the promising reactor technologies, the Lead Fast Reactor (LFR) has been identified as a technology with great potential to meet needs for both remote sites and central power stations. The LEADER project deals with the development of such a technology through two main goals: the conceptual design of an industrial-size LFR (ELFR) and the conceptual design of a scaled down facility, the demonstration reactor called ALFRED. The European Commission, within its seventh framework programme, has approved the proposal submitted by 16 partners comprising research centres, industrial partners and universities. The project has started in April 2010 for a duration of three years. In this paper we present a synthesis of the main results of the LEADER project.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ICAPP13 - 2013 International Congress on Advances in Nuclear Power Plants
Subtitle of host publication	Nuclear Power - A Safe and Sustainable Choice for Green Future
Place of Publication	Korea, Republic Of
Publisher	Korean Nuclear Society
Pages	281-290
Number of pages	10
ISBN (Print)	978-163266038-1
State	Published - Apr 2013
Event	2013 - ICAPP - International Congress on Advances in Nuclear Power Plants - Korean Nuclear Society, Jeju Duration: 14 Apr 2013 → 18 Apr 2013

Conference

Conference	2013 - ICAPP - International Congress on Advances in Nuclear Power Plants
Country/Territory	Korea, Republic of
City	Jeju
Period	2013-04-14 → 2013-04-18

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De Bruyn, D., Alemberti, A., Mansani, L., Grasso, G., Bandini, G., Artioli, C., Bubelis, E., Mueller, G., Wallenius, J., Orden, A., & Michiels, S. (2013). Main Achievements Of The FP7-LEADER Collaborative Project Of The European Commission Regarding The Design Of A Lead-Cooled Fast Reactor. In ICAPP13 - 2013 International Congress on Advances in Nuclear Power Plants: Nuclear Power - A Safe and Sustainable Choice for Green Future (pp. 281-290). Korean Nuclear Society.

De Bruyn, Didier ; Alemberti, Alessandro ; Mansani, Luigi et al. / Main Achievements Of The FP7-LEADER Collaborative Project Of The European Commission Regarding The Design Of A Lead-Cooled Fast Reactor. ICAPP13 - 2013 International Congress on Advances in Nuclear Power Plants: Nuclear Power - A Safe and Sustainable Choice for Green Future. Korea, Republic Of : Korean Nuclear Society, 2013. pp. 281-290

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Main Achievements Of The FP7-LEADER Collaborative Project Of The European Commission Regarding The Design Of A Lead-Cooled Fast Reactor. / De Bruyn, Didier; Alemberti, Alessandro; Mansani, Luigi et al.
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