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Lifetime prediction of polymers in nuclear power plants 2022
Förkortningen SAMPO står för säkerhetskriterier och förbättrat åldrande förvaltningsforskning för polymerkomponenter som utsätts för termisk strålning miljöer. SAMPO var ett samarbetsprojekt i samarbete med VTT i Finland och RISE och drevs i nära samarbete med kärnkraftsindustrin. Polymerforskare arbetade tillsammans med experter inom sensorteknik och känsliga analystekniker för att öka kunskapen om hur plast- och gummimaterial bryts ned under lång tids användning i kärnkraftverk.
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Silicone rubber in nuclear power plants: prediction of service lifetime in moist conditions
Components made of silicone rubber are used in Swedish nuclear power plants. Elastic polymer sealants used in pipe transits and joints are examples of applications. It is known that silicone rubber does not resist LOCA. The question is how silicone rubber components behave at normal service conditions.
|2026:1195Ulf W. Gedde, KTH
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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
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Use, limitations and possibilities of Arrhenius based extrapolations for LTO studies of polymeric materials
Long-term operation of nuclear power plants relies on reliable ageing management of polymeric materials used in safety‑relevant components such as cables, seals and gaskets. Predicting their long‑term performance is essential for safe operation and informed decisions on lifetime extension. This study examines the use of Arrhenius‑based extrapolations in accelerated ageing tests for polymeric materials.
|2026:1177Karin Jacobson PDS Consulting and Mathias C. Celina
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Cable Condition Monitoring Experiences at Nuclear Power Plants
Nuclear power plant cables are subjected to ageing during their service life. Proper ageing management of cables is increasingly important as the plants age and lifetime extensions are considered.
|2025:1124Konsta Sipilä, Anna Bondeson