Research at the Delft University of Technology |
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Research at the TU Delft focusses on reactor physics - the design and improvement of nuclear reactors to further enhance the sustainability of nuclear energy. A central issue are new reactor types with improved safety concepts, higher efficiences and reduction of the amount and lifetime of the nuclear waste. High temperature reactors are studied for their excellent safety qualities and future significance for hydrogen production. Furthermore, attention is paid to an improved control of the process dynamics during normal operation and during disturbances.
Contact persons
| Physics of Nuclear Reactors |
Design of safe, efficient nuclear energy systems |
| Physics of Nuclear Reactors Department: Physics of Nuclear Reactors (PNR) |
Research areas
- Boiling Water Reactor dynamics
- High-temperature reactors (e.g. for hydrogen production)
- Accelerator driven systems
- Molten Salt Reactors
- Gas Cooled Fast Reactor
- Reactor physics computer code package
- Two-phase flow thermal hydraulics and diagnostics
- Boron neutron capture therapy
- Fluidized bed nuclear reactor
- Monte Carlo variance reduction methods
- High frame-rate neutron radiography
- GELINA Neutron Transport Optimisation


Background
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