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Assessment of DRACCAR predictive capabilities during bundle reflood under low-power conditions: A systematic uncertainty and sensitivity analysis
Accurately predicting the thermal evolution of fuel rods during a Loss-of-Coolant Accident (LOCA) is essential for nuclear safety assessments, yet nonlinear coupling among reflood phenomena remains a major source of predictive uncertainty. This work performs a systematic uncertainty propagat
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