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Innovative Research Reactor 50 MW (RRI-50) is a conceptual design of an Indonesia's high-power innovative research reactor, which is designed to produce a maximum neutron flux as high as 1.0 × 10 15  n/cm 2  s and thermal neutron flux of 5.0 × 10 14  n/cm 2  s. In this study, the design basis accident slow reactivity insertion is carried out. Reactivity insertion accident (RIA) caused by the inadvertent withdrawal of all fuel rod at normal rate is simulated by using PARET-ANL transient code. In the simulation accident is assumed to occur when the reactor is in operation at high power and at low power level. During transient, the fuel rods are assumed to be in the most effective positions with insertion rate of 0.049 $/s. This reactivity worth will give effect only if the fuel rod interlock system is failed to function properly and the operator action does not follow the standard operation procedure. The analysis results show that the reactor experiences scram when it reaches its protected power at high power level of 110 % (55 MW) at period of 5 s and at low power level of 3 MW at period of 120 s, and there is sufficient safety margin for the anticipated RIA caused by reactivity feedback.

Abnormal control rod withdrawal analysis for innovative research reactor using PARET-ANL codes