The advent of advanced and small reactor designs has led to the need for new, non-traditional fuels such as accident-tolerant fuel, fuel salts, and TRISO fuels, many of which will use HALEU. As such, new fuel cycle needs have arisen for fabricating, storing, and transporting these fuels. For example, molten salt reactors may require a centralized salt processing facility. Moreover, since used HALEU fuel still contains valuable HALEU, it may prove economical to recycle HALEU fuel. This panel session explores front- and back-end fuel cycle needs to enable successful deployment of small and advanced reactors.

Speakers

Benjamin Cipiti

Sandia National Laboratories

Michael Browne

LANL

Philip Gibbs

ORNL

Monica Regalbuto

INL

Temitope Taiwo

EGDS

Christina Leggett

Booz Allen Hamilton

Ken Marsden

INL

Michael Whitehurst

Centrus

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