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The incident, which happened in the Swedish nuclear power plant Barsebäck 2 on 28 th  of July, 1992 brought about a re-evaluation of the design requirements for the control of loss-of-coolant accidents (LOCA) involving the release of insulation material that were valid in Germany up to that time. The current paper provides an overview on the aspects that need to be taken into consideration for analyses as well as a description of the important boundary conditions. In giving details of the analyses, the actual state is also described. It is also illustrated that sufficient examinations and tests have been performed for the German PWR plants and corresponding measures have been taken providing a sufficient basis for a final positive evaluation of the issue “LOCA involving release of insulation material”.

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Analyses of loss-of-coolant accidents involving release of insulation material under consideration of the measures taken for PWR from expert's point of view