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The German regulatory PSA guide describes the fundamental requirements with respect to probabilistic safety assessments as a central element of comprehensive safety reviews. The technical details regarding the performance of PSA are set out in two technical documents (PSA Methods and PSA Data), which have been developed by a working group of PSA experts (FAK PSA). Based on the experiences gained from the first series of periodic safety reviews in Germany, on international experience and on the fact that comprehensive safety reviews are now mandatory since April 2002, all guides hat to be revised. The first guide updated was the PSA guide together with the corresponding technical documents, issued October and November 2005. This article describes the key points of the revised requirements on PSA methods and data as well as their associated potential to improve emergency planning on nuclear sites.

Regulatory requirements on level 2 PSA in Germany and their associated potential to improve emergency management