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Center for Used Fuel Research: Building confidence in storage and transport
Used nuclear fuel storage and transportation have reached a critical juncture.
Dozens of utilities need reliable data on how used nuclear fuel performs in dry storage casks and canisters to extend regulatory licenses at sites across the United States. Likewise, the Department of Energy expects to take ownership of the used nuclear fuel—termed “spent nuclear fuel” in the laws and regulations governing its stewardship—and transfer it to one or more federal staging facilities for management and disposition.
Meanwhile, dozens of reactor companies are testing prototypes of advanced reactors and advanced reactor fuels. Eventually, regulators and industry must also verify the safety and security of storage methods for these advanced fuel types.
To help address these challenges, the DOE established the Center for Used Fuel Research (CUFR) in January 2026 for work related to the long-term storage and transport of used nuclear fuel.
13th Nuclear Plant Instrumentation, Control & Human-Machine Interface Technologies (NPIC&HMIT 2023)
Technical Session
Wednesday, July 19, 2023|3:15–5:00PM EDT|301A
Session Chair:
Hee-Jae Lee
Alternate Chair:
Rachael Hill
Session Organizer:
Jonghyun Kim
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Anomaly Recovery Algorithm Based on Robust AI Concept for Nuclear Power Plants
3:15–3:40PM EDT
Hee-Jae Lee (Chosun Univ.), Daeil Lee (KAERI), Jonghyun Kim (Chosun Univ.)
Paper
Considerations for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Nuclear Power: Interface Design and Experiment
3:40–4:05PM EDT
Rachael Hill (INL), Torrey Mortenson (INL), Cody Walker (INL)
A Conceptual Communication Framework Utilizing NLP Technology in Advanced MCRs of NPPs
4:05–4:30PM EDT
Taejin Kim (KAERI), Donghan Yoo (KAERI), Juseung Lee (KAERI), Geeyong Park (KAERI)
A Thermal Power Dispatch Concept of Operations Research Plan
4:30–4:55PM EDT
Thomas A. Ulrich (INL), Tyler Westover (INL), Roger Lew (Univ. Idaho)
