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  • Aktennotiz zu Kernanlagen mit geringem Gefährdungspotenzial
    News, Posts

    Nuclear installations with low hazard potential

    The Paul Scherrer Institute plans to start a research project. The intention is to test a molten salt reactor. If this nuclear installation has a low hazard potential, no general licence will be required. ENSI specifies the requirements that must be met for a nuclear installation with low hazard potential.

    Nuclear Facilities, PSI Nuclear Facilities, Radiation Protection
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  • Expert report on the Supplementary Diorit Decommissioning Project of the Paul Scherrer Institute
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    Supplementary Diorit decommissioning project at PSI meets protection objectives

    PSI has clearly demonstrated that the supplementary decommissioning project of the Diorit nuclear installation can comply with the basic protection objectives of nuclear safety and security. This is the conclusion reached by ENSI in its expert report.

    Documents, Expert reports, Facilities in decommissioning, Nuclear Facilities, PSI Nuclear Facilities
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  • BALDER Project

    BALDER, is a German acronym derived from the name of a research project the English translation of which is “Provision of design and licensing documents for the first MS reactor”. This is a collaboration between the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) and the Danish company, Copenhagen Atomics at a the site in Villigen.

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  • Facilities in decommissioning

    The Paul Scherrer Institute PSI: Proteus, Diorit, Saphir, Experimental incineration plant (VVA)

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  • Paul Scherrer Institut im Hotlabor

    Facilities in operation

    The Paul Scherrer Institute PSI: Hot laboratory, Radioactive waste management facilities (AERA), BZL, BZL 2

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  • PSI Nuclear Facilities

    The Paul Scherrer Institute PSI is the largest research institute for natural and engineering sciences in Switzerland. It develops, builds, and operates large-scale research facilities, and conducts research into future technologies, energy and climate, health innovation, and the fundamentals of nature.

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