NEUP CINRII-25-34130: Multiscale Modeling and Experiments for Investigating High Burnup LWR Fuel Rod Behavior Under Normal and Transient Conditions
The current project targets a mechanistic understanding of the fuel rod behavior at high burn-up (HBU) under both normal and transient conditions by combining multiscale modeling and quantitative characterization and measurements. In this phase II continuation, we propose to extend this work to qualify Cr-doped fuels as a short term ATF concept.
Additional Info
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Awarded Institution | Texas A & M University-College Station |
| PI | Karim Ahmed |