Annual seminar on Grid interaction with nuclear power plant operations and Vibrations in nuclear applications

The Gino program aims at gaining a better understanding of the existing and future aspects of interactions between nuclear power plants and external grid, whereas the Vibrations program researches the effects of the same issues but within the walls of the nuclear power plants. The seminar is a place for the nuclear power plants, the TSOs, regulators and others to gather and disseminate knowledge and experience within the framework of the two programs.

The seminar will be open for all and free of charge. Energiforsk reserves the right to approve registration.

Programme

08:30: Coffee and registration

09:00: Welcome and introduction
Karin Westling, Energiforsk

09:10: System services from new and existing nuclear
Lina Bertling Tjernberg, Royal Institute of Technology

09:40: Identification of Forced Oscillations in Power Systems
Robert Eriksson, Uppsala University

10:10: Coffee break

10:35: IAEA workshop on nuclear’s role in future flexible energy environments
Lasse Linnamaa, Fingrid

11:05: How we solved a 30-year-old mystery by leaving our comfort zone
Thomas Smed, Forsmark

11:35: Lunch

12:50: The ENTSOE report on the Iberian incident (what we know so far)
Omar Juárez Moreno, Svenska kraftnät

13:20: Blade vibrations in steam turbines
Rainer Nordmann

13:50: Coffee break

14:15: Fast Frequency Support impact on rotor angle stability
Danilo Obradovic, Rise Research Institutes of Technology

14:45: Digital Twin for torsional vibrations
Rainer Nordmann

15:15: Cavitation induced vibrations in orifice plates and a partially closed valve
Kristian Angele, Vattenfall R&D

15:45: Wrap-up and finish
Karin Westling, Energiforsk

16:00: End of day