PRELIMINARY AGENDA
Thursday 23 June
9.00
Welcome
9.15
P. Van Uffelen, A. Schubert (ITU Karlsruhe):
Status of the TRANSURANUS projects
9.30
C. Nguyen (Ecole Polytechnique Paris):
Optimisation of the condensation methods for analysing in-pile
measurements with the TRANSURANUS code
10.00
S. Boneva (INRNE Sofia): Validation calculations
for the WWER version of the TRANSURANUS code
10.30
Coffee break
11.00
H-D. Märtens, G. Spykman, D. Bour (TÜV Hannover):
Influence of the distribution of model parameters in TRANSURANUS
11.30
M. Valach et al. (NRI Ųe˛): Several comments to
the transient thermo-mechanical fuel modelling
12.00
J. Zymįk, M. Valach, M. Dostįl (NRI Ųe˛): Open
questions in 2D and 3D FEM contact modelling
12.30
Lunch offered by ITU
14.00
A. Schubert, P. Van Uffelen (ITU Karlsruhe), S.
Boneva, M. Georgieva (INRNE Sofia): Improving the cladding
creep predictions in WWER fuel rods under steady-state
conditions
14.30
H-D. Märtens, G. Spykman, D. Bour (TÜV Hannover):
Data management system for full core fuel rod analysis, TÜV Pin
Database - Interface to TRANSURANUS
15.00
Coffee break
15.30
H-D. Märtens, G. Spykman, D. Bour (TÜV Hannover):
TRANSURANUS for LOCA application, Status of implementation
16.00
Cs. Györi (AEKI Budapest): Extension of
TRANSURANUS to Niobium containing cladding models under accident
conditions
16.30
E. Szabó (AEKI Budapest): Ductile-brittle
transition of Zr1%Nb cladding: The effect of oxidation and
hydrogen uptake
16.45
B. Hatala, M. Cvan (VUJE Trnava): Quantification
of fuel rod cladding failure during a LOCA accident for WWER-440
reactor type
17.15
General discussion
18.00
End of session
19.30
Dinner offered by ITU
Friday 24 June
9.00
C. Bruynooghe, J. van de Laar (ITU Karlsruhe):
Assessment of the predictive capabilities of the TRANSURANUS
code for nitride fuels
9.30
L. Ott (Oak Ridge National Laboratory):Simulation of the
ATR MOX irradiations
10.00
A. Paraschiv (INR Pitesti): Applicability study
of TRANSURANUS code to CANDU fuel
10.30
Coffee break
11.00
R. Calabrese (ENEA Bologna): Overview of
TRANSURANUS code experience at ENEA
11.30
Discussion about perspectives for TRANSURANUS with
respect to applications to new types of fuel
12.30
Lunch offered by ITU
Session on the IAEA co-ordinated research
project FUMEX-IIFriday 24 June (afternoon)
14.00
P. Van Uffelen, A. Schubert (ITU Karlsruhe), B.
Verboomen (SCK•CEN Mol): Development work for the
application of the TRANSURANUS code to very high discharge
burnup values
14.20
C. Garnier, F. Sontheimer, P. Mailhe (Framatome):
The FRAMATOME ANP fuel rod code COPERNIC V.3 applied to some
FUMEX-II cases
14.40
M. Dostįl, M. Valach (NRI Ųe˛): Preliminary
results of FUMEX-II 2005 cases simulations
15.00
M. Georgieva (INRNE Sofia): Status of the
FUMEX-II calculations performed in Bulgaria
15.20
Coffee break
15.40
A. Nordström (PSI Villigen): Applications of the
TRANSURANUS code at PSI for FUMEX-II
16.00
M. Szuta (IAE Swierk): Investigating the
properties modification of the athermal rim region of the UO2
fuel pellet by neutron irradiation
16.20
A. Paraschiv (INR Pitesti): Simulation of some
FUMEX-II cases using TRANSURANUS – DCHAIN5V codes
16.40
General discussion about the FUMEX-II calculations with
TRANSURANUS
18.15
Final Remarks
18.30
Closure of the workshop
Last revision: 18.5.2005
ORGANIZATIONAL
COMMITTEE
Mr Mojmir Valach – NRI Ųe˛
Mr Paul Van Uffelen – ITU Karlsruhe
Mr Jacques van de Laar – ITU Karlsruhe
Mr Arndt Schubert – ITU Karlsruhe
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITTEE SECRETARY
Ms Jana Dachova, TERIS, a.s.
Ms Mirka Pribylova, TERIS , a.s.
TERIS, a.s., Stetkova 18, 14068 Prague 4
phone: +420 261 210 325, fax: +420 261 218 992, email:
teris@teris.cz,
http://www.teris.cz
ON SITE REGISTRATION
Registration hours for participants: Wednesday, June 22 4.p.m. –
6 p. m
Thursday, June 23 8 a. m. – 3 p. m.
Friday, June 24 8 a. m. – 10.a.m.
VISA REQUIREMENTS
Please visit the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in
order to verify your visa requirements, www.mzv.cz.
Should you require more information of invitation or letters of
invitation, please contact
Organizational Committee Secretary, contact person: Mr Marcel
Simandl – TERIS, a.s.
phone: +420 261 210 325, fax: +420 261 218 992, e-mail:
simandl@teris.cz
MEETING LANGUAGE
The working language of the Meeting is English. No translation
will be provided during the whole length of the conference.
Translation will be provided during technical and tourist tours
only.
WORKSHOP VENUE
TROJA HOTEL****
Trojska 1/2232, 182 00 Prague 8,
www.hoteltroja.cz
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The historical centre is within 10
minutes reach by the underground. The Kobyliske namesti station
is located just 200m from the hotel. An underground station of
line C (Kobylisy station) is 2 minutes from the hotel. You can
also easily get to the hotel from the international road of E
55.
Hotel TROJA offers:
Meeting room
Glazed walls, air-conditioned, situated on the third floor of
the building with a glorious view of Prague. The character and
situation make it an ideal facility for company meetings and
presentations. The room is equipped with the latest technical
equipment, all round sound system with central control and a CD
system, silver screen for PC, DVD or overhead projectors.
Obviously, the meeting room is equipped with a private
cloakroom, bathrooms and a modern kitchen with grill.
TRANSPORT FROM THE AIRPORT
CEDAZ, a private Taxi Company offers transports to any hotel in
Prague every day from 5:00 h to 24:00 h (up to 4 persons: 480
CZK, 5-8 persons 960 CZK). Tickets must be purchased from driver
before departure.
Public transport, Bus 119 to DEJVICKA Station, then change
Metro Line A to MUSEUM station, then change to line C:
to TROJA and APOLLO HOTEL Kobylisy station
Tickets for public transport (12 CZK) can be bought in the
newspapers stands.
Taxis can also be taken from the airport without reservation. We
recommend you special Airport Taxi. Price should not exceed 900
CZK.
SOCIAL PROGRAMME
On Thursday, June 23 at 7:30 p.m. ITU invites the participants
to an official dinner at the restaurant “U CESKYCH PANU”,
address: Prague1, Skolska street 38
www.uceskychpanu.cz
ACCOMMODATION
TROJA HOTEL****
Trojska 1/2232, 182 00 Prague 8,
www.hoteltroja.cz
Hotel Troja is a place with family atmosphere and professionals
whose goal is the comfort and satisfaction of all guests. The
hotel is situated in a quiet neighbourhood of Prague 8, offering
a fascinating view of the city, Prague Castle and other historic
landmarks.
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1 SGL 90 EUR
1 DBL 120 EUR
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APOLLO HOTEL ***
Kubisova 23, Praha 8,
www.guideprague.com/apollo-hotel/index.c.php
Hotel is situated not far from Troja Hotel. Thanks to
its location, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the
city. The historical centre is within 10 minutes reach
by the underground, line C. The Kobylisy station is
located just 250m from the hotel, 2 minutes from the
hotel.
You can also easily get to the hotel from the
international road of E 55.
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TOURIST PROGRAMME
GRAND CITY TOUR – A DAY IN PRAGUE
Thursday June 23, 2005, 10.15 a.m. or 2.15 p.m., 3 1/2 hours,
price 25 EUR
During the Grand City Tour you get the general impression of the
„Golden City“, completed by walks and inside visits. By bus, you
pass the State Opera, the National Museum, Wenceslas Square with
the St. Wenceslas Statue, and then get all the way to the Prague
Castle district. Here you enjoy a walking tour, pass by the
Archbishop Palace, you visit St. Vitus Cathedral, the Royal
Palace and the Golden Lane. Then you continue by bus, across the
Vltava river to Parizska Street passing through the Jewish
Gheto. The tour finishes at the Old Town Square surrounded by
the Old Town Hall with the famous Astronomical Clock, Tyn
Cathedral and St. Nicholas church.
A COFFEE BREAK ON THE RIVER
Friday June 24, 2005, departure 2.00 p.m. or 3.45 p.m., 1 1/4
hours, price 15 EUR
During your visit to Prague you should not miss the unusual
opportunity of taking our boat cruise along the Vltava river.
From the Republic Square or the Old Town Square our bus will
take you to the pier. The cruise will last one hour and from the
boat you will enjoy beautiful and charming views of Prague
Castle and Charles Bridge. On board you will be served coffee
and cake to make your trip even more pleasant. The tour ends at
the pier abut 5-minute walk from the centre of the city.
KUTNA HORA – UNESCO TOWN
Friday June 24, 2005, departure 9.30 a.m., 5 hours tour, price
30 EUR
This half-day tour takes you approx. 65 km from Prague to Kutna
Hora, the ancient silver-mining town, founded in the 13th
century, full of splendid Gothic monuments. The walking tour
through the town includes a visit of the St. Barbora’s Cathedral
with its valuable paintings and the former Royal Mine that once
produced Prague groschen. Up to our days Kutna Hora still
presents itself as a medieval town.
KARLOVY VARY SPA / KARLSBAD
Saturday June 25, 2005, departure: 9.30 a.m., a day tour, price
50 EUR
Please accept our invitation to a trip to Karlovy Vary, the
world-famous spa, founded in 1358 by Charles IV. This tour
begins with the exhibition in the Moser glass factory, followed
by a typical Czech lunch in the famous hotel Thermal. Afterwards
you will have time for a walk around the city centre. Before
returning to Prague, you can also enjoy an open-air swimming
pool in the hotel with natural thermal water. So do not forget
to take your towel and swimming suit with you!
The price includes entry to the swimming pool and lunch.
CESKY KRUMLOV – UNESCO TOWN
Saturday June 25, 2005 departure: 9.15 a.m., a day tour, price
50 EUR
This tour shows you the charming South Bohemian countryside,
full of little villages and ponds, and reaches the medieval town
of Cesky Krumlov. The castle is the second largest one in the
Czech lands (after the Prague Castle). You will see interiors of
this splendid castle as well as the old town with romantic lanes
and newly reconstructed houses.
^nahoru^
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