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Nuclear Reactors Fuel Cycle : from the Third Generation to the Fourth Generation

Authors: Jean-Michel DELBECQ, Bertrand CARLIER, Christine CHABERT-KORALEWSKI, Romain ESCHBACH, Dominique FAVET, Véronique GARAT, Claude GARZENNE, Laurent GAUTHIER, Frédéric LAUGIER, Alain ZAETTA

Publication date: January 10, 2015

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4. Nuclear power plant development scenarios and analysis

4.1 Scenario studies

Specific studies, known as scenario studies, are used to analyze the two main fuel cycle evolution options that 4th generation systems could offer: multi-recycling of plutonium alone, and transmutation of AM or americium, in homogeneous or heterogeneous mode. These studies are based on transition scenarios between current and future French nuclear power plants, described in paragraph 4.2 . Scenario studies using the software described in paragraph

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