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As a consequence of the EU stress tests following the Fukushima NPP accident, the Nordic BWR Owners Group (NOG) initiated an analysis related to the capability of Swedish and Finnish BWR plants to withstand potential effects from external flooding and other extreme natural events. A review of existing analyses was performed with the intention to identify and reassess assumptions and simplifications made, and to judge whether all significant aspects of external events had been identified and considered. A previous NOG project dealing with methodologies for analyzing certain external events was used as a reference. Additional analyses were performed within three sub-projects addressing extreme water levels in the Baltic Sea and Skagerrak, methodology for the analysis of multiple external events, and main heat sink accessibility. It was concluded that the outcome from the previous NOG project can still be used as a basis, but some issues requiring further analysis were also identified.

Reassessment of external events in view of the Fukushima accident