Studsvik operate a number of international programs in the areas of fuel and materials’ research.
SCIP
Studsvik’s OECD/NEA project on fuel and cladding integrity
SMILE
Connecting materials experts from all over the world to support plant ageing management
SPARE
An international joint effort to save valuable Halden fuel samples
LAGER
A joint effort to quantify the radial distribution of burnable gadolinium isotopes
Starting from Swedish Joint Research
Since the 1970’s the Swedish nuclear community has with joint efforts funded research to continuously improve the safety and efficiency of the national nuclear fleet.
The research has traditionally been divided into different focus areas including reactor safety, dose build up, lifetime extension and efficiency improvements.
Several hundred extensive studies and tailored experiments have been performed in Studsvik facilities within this framework.
Over the years, this has expanded into a number of well-renowned international research programs.