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    <title>RAM methodology and activities for IFMIF engineering design</title>
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    <description>Title: RAM methodology and activities for IFMIF engineering design
Authors: Aroyo, Jose Manuel; Ibarra, Angel; Molla, J.; Abal, Javier; Bargallo, Enric; Dies Llovera, Javier; Tapia Fernández, Carlos
Abstract: IFMIF (International Fusion Materials Irradiation&#xD;
Facility) will be an accelerator-based neutron source to&#xD;
test fusion candidate materials. The Engineering&#xD;
Validation and Engineering Design Activities (EVEDA)&#xD;
of IFMIF are aimed to deliver the complete engineering&#xD;
design file of this major facility.&#xD;
Achieving a high level of availability and reliability is a&#xD;
key point for IFMIF mission. A goal of 70% of&#xD;
operational availability has been established. In order to&#xD;
fulfil the availability requirements, RAM (Reliability,&#xD;
Availability and Maintainability) has to be considered&#xD;
during the engineering design phase. This paper&#xD;
summarizes the methodology developed and the proposed&#xD;
process aimed at including RAM in the design of IFMIF,&#xD;
as well as the activities performed in this framework.&#xD;
Overall RAM specifications have been defined for&#xD;
IFMIF project. RAM methodology dealing with RAM&#xD;
design guidelines, reliability database and RAM&#xD;
modelization has been developed. As a first step for the&#xD;
iterative process of RAM analysis of IFMIF design, a&#xD;
fault tree model based on a new reliability database has&#xD;
been performed with Risk Spectrum®. The result is a first&#xD;
assessment of the availability and first allocation of RAM&#xD;
requirements.</description>
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    <title>Multimedia on nuclear reactor physics</title>
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    <description>Title: Multimedia on nuclear reactor physics
Authors: Dies Llovera, Javier; Puig, Francesc</description>
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