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Appendix A: Symposium Agenda
Pages 103-108

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... SESSION 2: OVERVIEW OF TECHNICAL CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH CONVERSION AND POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS Panel 2.1: Technical challenges associated with conversion and potential solutions LEU fuel design for research reactors 3:00 D Wachs (Idaho National Laboratory)
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... Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration) Challenges posed by research reactors that cannot be converted 11:15 (Russian viewpoint)
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... Challenges associated with the conversion of American reactor 3:20 HFIR D Cook (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
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... Bari (Brookhaven National Laboratory) Desires of reactor users and the future tasks that cannot be 10:40 solved today on the existing types of the research reactors A.V.
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... COFFEE BREAK (11:40 – 12:00) Discussion and question and answer period 12:00 Led by B
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  • challenges posed
  • research reactor
  • future leu
  • american reactor
  • solutions panel

  • continued panel
  • converting reactors
  • fuel design
  • reduced enrichment
  • regulatory challenges

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  • national laboratory
  • coffee break
  • kurchatov institute
  • power engineering
  • conversion potential


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