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International Conference on Physics of Reactors 2022

International Conference on Physics of Reactors 2022
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Program

Program
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Schedule Timeline

Sunday — May 15, 2022
8:00AM EDT
    Events
  • OpenMC workshop (Ellwood) — Workshops
  • Scientific machine learning for nuclear engineering applications workshop (Haselton) — Workshops
  • NEAMS tools for pebble bed reactor analysis workshop (Pointview) — Workshops
1:00PM EDT
    Events
  • A simple reactor core simulator based on VTT’S KRAKEN computational framework workshop (Ellwood) — Workshops
  • RAPID code system and its VRS environment workshop (Haselton) — Workshops
4:00PM EDT
    Events
  • Registration open 4:00-7:00 pm (Lobby) — General Info
6:00PM EDT
    Events
  • Opening Reception (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
  • Exhibit Hall open 6:00–8:00 pm (Admiral Room) — General Info
Monday — May 16, 2022
7:30AM EDT
    Events
  • Continental Breakfast (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
  • Registration open 7:30 am-4:00 pm (Lobby) — General Info
  • Exhibit Hall open 7:30 am-4:00 pm (Admiral Room) — General Info
8:00AM EDT
    Sessions
  • Day 1: Global Advanced Reactor Programs: The Role of Reactor Physics – I (Grand Station I/II)
10:00AM EDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
10:15AM EDT
    Sessions
  • Deterministic Transport Methods: I (Ellwood)
  • PHYSOR 2020 Highlights (Brighton I/II )
  • Challenges and Improvements in Vendor Independent Nuclear Analysis and Regulatory Approval (Grand Station I/II)
  • VERA Industry Applications (Pointview)
  • MOOSE-Based Advanced Reactor Design and Technology: I (Haselton)
  • Advanced Reactors Design and Analysis: I (Fountainview)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: I (Brighton III/IV)
12:00PM EDT
    Events
  • Lunch (on your own) — Meals and Breaks
1:30PM EDT
    Sessions
  • Deterministic Transport Methods: II (Ellwood)
  • Monte Carlo Methods: I (Haselton)
  • Multi-Physics Reactor Simulations and Validation (with OECD): I (Brighton I/II )
  • Past, Present and Future Direction of Industry Core Simulators (Grand Station I/II)
  • Advanced Reactors Design and Analysis: II (Fountainview)
  • Transient Systems and Analysis: I (Pointview)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: II (Brighton III/IV)
3:15PM EDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
3:30PM EDT
    Sessions
  • Deterministic Transport Methods: III (Ellwood)
  • Monte Carlo Methods: II (Haselton)
  • Multi-Physics Reactor Simulations and Validation (with OECD): II (Brighton I/II )
  • Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program (Grand Station I/II)
  • Advanced Reactors Design and Analysis: III (Fountainview)
  • Transient Systems and Analysis: II (Pointview)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: III (Brighton III/IV)
6:00PM EDT
    Events
  • Gateway Clipper Evening Event (350 West Station Square Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15219) — Tours and Events
Tuesday — May 17, 2022
7:30AM EDT
    Events
  • Continental Breakfast (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
  • Registration open 7:30 am-4:00 pm (Lobby) — General Info
  • Exhibit Hall open 7:30 am-4:00 pm (Admiral Room) — General Info
8:00AM EDT
    Sessions
  • Day 2: Global Advanced Reactor Programs: The Role of Reactor Physics – II (Grand Station I/II)
10:00AM EDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
10:15AM EDT
    Sessions
  • Deterministic Transport Methods: IV (Ellwood)
  • In Memory of Massimo Salvatores: I (Haselton)
  • Multi-Physics Reactor Simulations and Validation (with OECD): III (Brighton I/II )
  • Current Issues in LWR Core Development and Design (Grand Station I/II)
  • Advanced Reactors Design and Analysis: IV (Fountainview)
  • Transient Systems and Analysis: III (Pointview)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: IV (Brighton III/IV)
12:00PM EDT
    Events
  • Lunch (on your own) — Meals and Breaks
1:30PM EDT
    Sessions
  • Deterministic Transport Methods: V (Ellwood)
  • In Memory of Massimo Salvatores: II (Haselton)
  • High Enrichment / High Burnup Core Analysis (Brighton I/II )
  • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Reactor Physics: I (Pointview)
  • Research Reactors for Reactor Physics Analysis and Simulation (Grand Station I/II)
  • Advanced Reactors Design and Analysis: V (Fountainview)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: V (Brighton III/IV)
3:15PM EDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
3:30PM EDT
    Sessions
  • Deterministic Transport Methods: VI (Ellwood)
  • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Reactor Physics: II (Pointview)
  • MOOSE-Based Advanced Reactor Design and Technology: II (Brighton I/II )
  • High Enrichment/High Burnup Applications (Grand Station I/II)
  • Core Analysis Methods: I (Haselton)
  • Advanced Reactors Design and Core Analysis: VI (Fountainview)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: VI (Brighton III/IV)
6:00PM EDT
    Sessions
  • Posters Session at Rivers Casino *Must be over 21 to attend the casino*
Wednesday — May 18, 2022
7:30AM EDT
    Events
  • Continental Breakfast (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
  • Registration open 7:30 am-4:00 pm (Lobby) — General Info
  • Exhibit Hall open 7:30 am-4:00 pm (Admiral Room) — General Info
8:00AM EDT
    Sessions
  • Day 3: Advanced Reactor Physics Developments at International Research Laboratories & Facilities (Grand Station I/II)
10:00AM EDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break — Meals and Breaks
10:15AM EDT
    Sessions
  • Neutronics Benchmark of CEFR Start-Up Tests: I (Brighton I/II )
  • Challenges and Improvements in Accident Dose Analysis: Regulatory and Industry Perspective (Pointview)
  • Hybrid Methods in Reactor Physics Analyses (Ellwood)
  • Core Analysis Methods: II (Haselton)
  • Advanced Reactors Design and Core Analysis: VII (Fountainview)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: VII (Brighton III/IV)
12:00PM EDT
    Events
  • Join us for lunch in the exhibit hall (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
1:30PM EDT
    Sessions
  • Neutronics Benchmark of CEFR Start-Up Tests: II (Brighton I/II )
  • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Reactor Physics: III (Pointview)
  • MOOSE-Based Advanced Reactor Design and Technology: III (Ellwood)
  • Core Analysis Methods: III (Haselton)
  • Light-Water Reactors Design and Core Analysis: I (Fountainview)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: VIII (Brighton III/IV)
3:15PM EDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
3:30PM EDT
    Sessions
  • Nuclear Criticality and Safety: I (Brighton I/II )
  • Monte Carlo Methods: III (Ellwood)
  • Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for Reactor Physics: IV (Pointview)
  • Core Analysis Methods: IV (Haselton)
  • Light-Water Reactors Design and Core Analysis: II (Fountainview)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: IX (Brighton III/IV)
6:00PM EDT
    Events
  • Evening Banquet (Grand Concourse Restaurant) — Meals and Breaks
Thursday — May 19, 2022
7:30AM EDT
    Events
  • Continental Breakfast (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
  • Registration open 7:30 am-3:00 pm (Lobby) — General Info
8:00AM EDT
    Sessions
  • Micro-Reactors Design and Core Analysis: I (Brighton I/II )
  • Monte Carlo Methods: IV (Ellwood)
  • Advances on Open-Source Software for Nuclear Reactor Analysis: I (Brighton III/IV)
  • Neutronics for Fusion Reactors (Fountainview)
  • Core Analysis Methods: V (Haselton)
  • Data, Methods, Code Validation: X (Pointview)
9:45AM EDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
10:15AM EDT
    Sessions
  • Micro-Reactors Design and Core Analysis: II (Brighton I/II )
  • Monte Carlo Methods: V (Ellwood)
  • Advances on Open-Source Software for Nuclear Reactor Analysis: II (Brighton III/IV)
  • Space Nuclear Program: I (Pointview)
  • Core Analysis Methods: VI (Haselton)
  • Light-Water Reactors Design and Core Analysis: III (Fountainview)
12:00PM EDT
    Events
  • Lunch (on your own) — Meals and Breaks
1:00PM EDT
    Events
  • Westinghouse Electric Company, Advanced Reactor Simulation (AP1000 & eVinci MicroReactor) (Westinghouse Electric Company LLC) — Tours and Events
1:30PM EDT
    Sessions
  • Nuclear Criticality and Safety: II (Brighton I/II )
  • Monte Carlo Methods: VI (Ellwood)
  • Space Nuclear Program: II (Pointview)
  • Core Analysis Methods: VII (Haselton)
  • Light-Water Reactors Design and Core Analysis: IV (Fountainview)
  • Fuel Management and Optimization (Brighton III/IV)
3:15PM EDT
    Events
  • Coffee Break (Admiral Room) — Meals and Breaks
3:30PM EDT
    Sessions
  • Fuel-Cycle Physics and Scenarios (Brighton III/IV)
  • Nuclear Criticality and Safety: III (Brighton I/II )
  • Monte Carlo Methods: VII (Ellwood)
  • Advancements in UQ and Validation Methodologies (Pointview)
  • Core Analysis Methods: VIII (Haselton)
  • Light-Water Reactors Design and Core Analysis: V (Fountainview)
Friday — May 20, 2022
8:00AM EDT
    Events
  • Beaver Valley Power Station Tour (Beaver Valley Power Station) — Tours and Events
  • Use of OpenFOAM for the multi-physics analysis of nuclear reactors (full day) workshop (Ellwood) — Workshops
1:00PM EDT
    Events
  • New physics, new capabilities, what's changing in ENDF/B workshop (Brighton I/II) — Workshops
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