- Report
- Nuclear Power
Wood-induced corrosion on steel plates embedded in concrete
The results demonstrate that given the existence of a few critical factors such as connection to external cathodic surfaces, large volume of wood and high moisture in the wood piece, corrosion can be initiated on concrete embedded steel plates. Further studies are suggested to follow if and how an initiated corrosion process develops over time.
Publications and reports
Here you will find reports and fact sheets from the program.
- Report
Deformationer och töjningar resulterande av håltagning i reaktorinneslutning på Ringhals 2
Structural modifications to nuclear power plant containments require careful assessment to maintain safety margins. Changes can influence stresses and deformations, making reliable measurement and interpretation essential for safe operation and long-term integrity.
|2026:1179Manouchehr Hassanzadeh, Sweco
- Report
Summary Report – Nuclear Projects 2025
This document contains brief introductions to all projects that were finalized and/or published in Energiforsk Nuclear Portfolio Programs during the year 2025.
|2026:1178Karin Westling, Energiforsk
- Report
Determination of stresses in grouted strands of a reactor containment by a destructive test method
The aim of this study is to analyze prestressed bonded tendons obtained through the decommissioning of Barsebäck nuclear power plant, to better understand the factors that influence their performance.
|2025:1130Peter Lundqvist and Manouchehr Hassanzadeh, Sweco
- Report
Wood-induced corrosion on steel plates embedded in concrete
The issue of wood-induced corrosion on concrete embedded steel plates is important for nuclear power plants, as it can potentially lead to structural integrity problems. This laboratory study aimed to investigate initiation and short-term development of this specific type of corrosion. The report is only available in Swedish with an English summary.
|2025:1123Jonas Engblom, Bertil Sandberg, Johan Ahlström