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  1. ESTIMATION OF INHALATION RADIATION DOSES ASSOCIATED WITH A 90SR DIRTY BOMB EVENT

    The initial stage of dispersion of 90Sr radiological dispersion device (dirty bomb) in a terrorist event was investigated on the basis of a numerical...
    Conference paper 2006
  2. NUCLEAR MATERIAL SECURITY NEEDS IN THE 21ST CENTURY

    Since September 11, 2001 there has been a fundamental transition in the way we view radiological sources and devices in our environment. Ionizing...
    NERSES H. KRIKORIAN, LARRY R. AVENS, LEROY E. LEONARD in Countering Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism
    Conference paper 2006
  3. THE ROLE OF STRUCTURAL MATERIALS IN THE VULNERABILITY OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS

    The nuclear power plants (NPPs) world-wide are generally very robustly designed and constructed, capable to stand very extreme conditions. Small...
    LUIGI DEBARBERIS, KAISA SIMOLA, ... MILAN BRUMOVSKY in Countering Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism
    Conference paper 2006
  4. ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SECURITY AND SAFETY OF THE REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL TO EXTERNAL THREATS

    Nuclear power plants have long been recognized as potential targets of terrorist attacks, and critics have long questioned the adequacy of the...
    A. BALLESTEROS, J. GONZÁLEZ, L. DEBARBERIS in Countering Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism
    Conference paper 2006
  5. STATUS OF THE RODOS SYSTEM FOR OFF-SITE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AFTER NUCLEAR AND RADIOLOGICAL ACCIDENTS

    Under the auspices of its Euratom Research Framework Programmes, the European Commission (EC) has supported the development of the comprehensive...
    WOLFGANG RASKOB, J. EHRHARDT, ... J. PÄSLER-SAUER in Countering Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism
    Conference paper 2006
  6. Analysis of Selected Structures for Model-Based Measuring Methods Using Fuzzy Logic

    Monitoring and diagnosis of safety-related technical processes in nuclear engineering can be improved with the help of intelligent methods of signal...
    R. Hampel, W. Kästner, ... S. Schefter in Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in Nuclear Engineering
    Chapter 2000
  7. A Possibilistic Approach to Target Classification

    This chapter describes an alternative to the Bayesian approach to target classification that is based on possibility theory. A possibilistic...
    Albert G. Huizing, Frans C. A. Groen in Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in Nuclear Engineering
    Chapter 2000
  8. Controlling Neutron Power of a TRIGA Mark III Research Nuclear Reactor with Fuzzy Adaptation of the Set of Output Membership Functions

    A fuzzy method is developed to obtain the set of output membership functions (SOMF) to be used in the defuzzification process of a typical fuzzy rule...
    Jorge S. Benítez-Read, Daniel Vélez-Díaz in Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in Nuclear Engineering
    Chapter 2000
  9. Continued Fractions in Time Series Forecsting

    Through their ergodic properties, continued fractions provide a fascinating example of a dynamical system whose properties we attempt to encode in a...
    Chapter 2000
  10. Regularization Methods for Inferential Sensing in Nuclear Power Plants

    Inferential sensing is the use of information related to a plant parameter to infer its actual value. The most common method of inferential sensing...
    J. Wesley Hines, Andrei V. Gribok, ... Robert E. Uhrig in Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in Nuclear Engineering
    Chapter 2000
  11. Optimal Operation Planning of Radioactive Waste Processing System by Fuzzy Theory

    This study is concerned with the applications of linear goal programming and fuzzy theory to the analysis of management and operational problems in...
    Chapter 2000
  12. Neural Networks in Signal Processing

    Nuclear Engineering has matured during the last decade. In research & design, control, supervision, maintenance and production, mathematical models...
    Chapter 2000
  13. A Fuzzy Controller for the Real Time Supervision of Nuclear Power Reactors

    We describe the development of a real time fuzzy controller aimed at an adequate core axial power distribution inside a pressurized water reactor...
    Mohand Si Fodil, Franois Guly, ... Jean Luc Tyran in Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in Nuclear Engineering
    Chapter 2000
  14. Diagnosis of Unanticipated Plant Component Faults in a Portable Expert System

    We describe the first-principles-based PRODIAG expert system for on-line plant-level diagnosis of component faults in thermal-hydraulic processes....
    Jaques Reifman, Thomas Y. C. Wei in Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in Nuclear Engineering
    Chapter 2000
  15. Adaptive Fuzzy Control for a Simulation of Hydraulic Analogy of a Nuclear Reactor

    In the framework of the on-going R&D project on fuzzy control applications to the Belgian Reactor I (BR1) at the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre...
    Da Ruan, **aozhong Li, Gert Van den Eynde in Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in Nuclear Engineering
    Chapter 2000
  16. NPP Operator Support in Decision Making — Diagnostics of the Operation Failures Using Fuzzy Logic

    In large complex systems such as nuclear power plants (NPP) and chemical industry plants, various subsystems fulfil the needs of process control and...
    Chapter 2000
  17. Genetic Algorithms Applied to the Nuclear Power Plant Operation

    Nuclear power plant operation often involves very important human decisions, such as actions to be taken after a nuclear accident/transient, or...
    R. Schirru, C. M. N. A. Pereira, A. S. Martinez in Fuzzy Systems and Soft Computing in Nuclear Engineering
    Chapter 2000
  18. Logic-Based Hierarchies for Modeling Behavior of Complex Dynamic Systems with Applications

    Most complex systems are best represented in the form of a hierarchy. The Goal Tree Success Tree and Master Logic Diagram (GTST-MLD) are proven...
    Chapter 2000
  19. Reactor Controller Design Using Genetic Algorithms with Simulated Annealing

    This chapter presents a digital control system for ITU TRIGA Mark-II reactor using genetic algorithms with simulated annealing. The basic principles...
    Chapter 2000
  20. Neuro-Fuzzy Control Applications in Pressurized Water Reactors

    In large-scale systems like nuclear systems, automation frees operators from vigilance over routine and tedious tasks by emulating the human...
    Chapter 2000
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