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The best-estimate accident analysis approach is widely used for studying safety issues. The introduction of nominal values implies the evaluation of solution uncertainty, therefore an uncertainty analysis is required. New results of an uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of the Control and Protection System Cooling Circuit (CPS-CC) voiding accident in an RBMK-1500 reactor core are presented here. A typical reactor core state of Ignalina NPP Unit2 before the implementation of the independent diverse shut-down system was chosen for the study. The analyzed reactivity initiated accident is one of the most severe ones in RBMK-1500 reactors causing a positive reactivity insertion of about 2 in the case of a full CPS-CC voiding. The simulation of the CPS-CC dynamic voiding process was conducted without taking into account an additional failure of the reactor equipment. The analysis was performed by employing the GRS uncertainty and sensitivity method based on the SUSA software package in combination with the 3D core model QUABOX/CUBBOX-HYCA, adjusted for reactors of RBMK type. The results of the analysis give indications for which parameters the uncertainty of knowledge should be reduced in order to reduce the uncertainty of results most effectively.

Uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of the CPS-CC voiding in the RBMK reactor Ignalina-2