Source term model of radioactive liquid spills for actual decision support systems
Spills of liquid radioactive material are reviewed as potential event that can be associated with release into the atmosphere. Existing approaches to radiological impact assessment for onsite as well as offsite of facility are presented. The example of using the actual Java version of the European R...
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doaj-31c6c228637842e0a03622e64ff324932021-07-07T11:34:18ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422021-01-012800900110.1051/e3sconf/202128009001e3sconf_icsf2021_09001Source term model of radioactive liquid spills for actual decision support systemsKyrylenko YuriiKameneva Iryna0Popov OleksandrIatsyshyn AndriiMatvieieva Iryna1Bliznyuk Valery2Molitor Norbert3G.E. Pukhov Institute for Modelling in Energy Engineering of NAS of Ukraine, Department of Mathematical and Econometric ModelingNational Aviation University, Faculty of Environmental Safety, Engineering and TechnologyClemson University, Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth SciencesPLEJADES GmbH - Independent ExpertsSpills of liquid radioactive material are reviewed as potential event that can be associated with release into the atmosphere. Existing approaches to radiological impact assessment for onsite as well as offsite of facility are presented. The example of using the actual Java version of the European RODOS system as prototype of the decision support system shows the general implementation of the analysis and preparation of initial data in order to model the radiological impact on the public, personnel and environment. Given the specifics of the occurrence of emergency scenarios of this type, features of atmospheric models application, description of the source term model, software integration features, ventilation task solving, completeness and format of the initial data required for radiological consequence modelling.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2021/56/e3sconf_icsf2021_09001.pdf |
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Kyrylenko Yurii Kameneva Iryna Popov Oleksandr Iatsyshyn Andrii Matvieieva Iryna Bliznyuk Valery Molitor Norbert Source term model of radioactive liquid spills for actual decision support systems E3S Web of Conferences |
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Source term model of radioactive liquid spills for actual decision support systems |
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Source term model of radioactive liquid spills for actual decision support systems |
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Spills of liquid radioactive material are reviewed as potential event that can be associated with release into the atmosphere. Existing approaches to radiological impact assessment for onsite as well as offsite of facility are presented. The example of using the actual Java version of the European RODOS system as prototype of the decision support system shows the general implementation of the analysis and preparation of initial data in order to model the radiological impact on the public, personnel and environment. Given the specifics of the occurrence of emergency scenarios of this type, features of atmospheric models application, description of the source term model, software integration features, ventilation task solving, completeness and format of the initial data required for radiological consequence modelling. |
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