Nuclear Safety 22
Nuclear Safety 22 : Risks: More generally, a 2011 analysis by Nature and Columbia University, New York, shows that some 21 nuclear plants have populations larger than 1 million within a 30-km radius, and six plants have populations larger than 3 million within that radius. International Nuclear Events Scale. Comparative Risk Assessment. Statistical Risk Assessment. Probabilistic risk assessment. Severe Accident Risks: An Assessment for Five U. S. Nuclear Power Plants NUREG-1150 1991. Calculation of Reactor Accident Consequences CRAC-II 1982. Rasmussen Report: Reactor Safety Study WASH-1400 1975. The Brookhaven Report: Theoretical Possibilities and Consequences of Major Accidents in Large Nuclear Power Plants WASH-740 1957. The AP1000 has a maximum core damage frequency of 5. 09 x 10?7 per plant per year. The Evolutionary Power Reactor (EPR) has a maximum core damage frequency of 4 x 10?7 per plant per year. General Electric has recalculated maximum core damage frequencies per year per plant for its nuclear power plant designs: BWR/4 -- 1 x 10-5; BWR/6 -- 1 x 10-6; ABWR -- 2 x 10-7; ESBWR -- 3 x 10-8
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