Break Out Session - Development of Accident Management Guidelines - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Break Out Session - Development of Accident Management Guidelines - Presented by Naoki Hiranuma, Nuclear Safety Officer Safety Assessment Section/Division of Nuclear Installation Safety/Department of Nuclear Safety and Security (SAS/NSNI/NSS) n.hiranuma@iaea.org Joint IAEA-ICTP Essential Knowledge Workshop on Nuclear Power Design Safety – Updated IAEA Safety Standards 9-20 October 2017 Trieste, Italy

Working Group members Working Group 1 Working Group 2 Szabolcs ANGYAL* Tom BAJCAR* Lubomir CINCALA Andras CSIGE Anastasia KHARLAMOVA Vladislav LEGENIS Yulia SAVELYEVA Mindaugas VALINCIUS Ram MAITY Mayshree BEJAICHUND Marie Grace TAGAL Hend SAAD Andrii SHOLUDKO Peter MUTEGI Md Jahangir ALAM Piotr MAZGAJ Kamal ABDULRAHEEM Olumide IGE Yuliya ZINKEVICH Bartlomiej ABRAMOWICZ *; Leader of working group Supporting expert; WG1- Mr Ivica Basic, WG2- Mr N. Hiranuma 2

Candidates of discussion items • For embarking countries in each WG; – Regarding chosen lectures (1st week or 2nd week lectures), what are key points in each lecture when you consider important to develop SAMGs in your organization? – Does the term „prioritization of SAMG strategies” is clear? Please, explain one example – Each WG can spend one hour for discussion and preparing a presentation for above questions. (approx. ~15:15) • For expanding/developed countries in each WG; – What should we pay attention using the accident analysis result to development of SAMGs? – Who should have command and control under accident conditions (preventive versus mitigative domain) in terms of accident progression? – Each WG can spend one hour for discussion and preparing a presentation for above questions. (approx. 15:15~15:30, 16:00~16:45) 3

How to proceed the breakout session 1. To discuss items for embarking countries – WG members from expanding/developed countries are required to support discussion based on their experiences 2. To discuss items for expanding/developed countries – WG members from embarking countries are required to make an effort to understand why your colleagues discuss 3. To summarize discussion results in terms of each kind of countries 4. To make a presentation on each discussion result – One time slot is 15 min for each categories (embarking countries presentation by WG 1 and 2, and also expanding countries presentations by WG 1 and 2) 4

Thank you for your attention!