1Session Timetable at a GlanceTechnical Program
Keynote Lecture 1[October 23 (Tue.), 13:45-14:30, Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chair: H. Hashizume (Tohoku University, Japan)
K-1 The Significance of the U.S. NRC Principles of Good Regulation
Gail H. Marcus, Nuclear Power Technology and Policy, USA

Session 1 Safety Enhancement after Fukushima, Invited Lecture 1[October 23 (Tue.), 14:50-16:50 Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chairs: D.M. Chapin (MPR, USA), N. Yusa (Tohoku University, Japan)
I-1(14:50-15:20)
Current Status and Challenges at Fukushima Daiichi Decontamination and Decommissioning
Masato Hirano, TEPCO, Japan

1-1 (15:20-15:38)
Initiatives for Responding to Severe Accident at Tomari Nuclear Power Station
Yasutaka Ito, Hokkaido Electric Power Company, Japan
1-2 (15:38-15:56)
Volcanic Impact Assessment on the Onagawa Nuclear Power Station
Yuji Torigoe, Tohoku Electric Power Co., Japan
1-3 (15:56-16:14)
Safety analyses for beyond design basis accidents in a ABWR Power Plant
Masayuki Hiraide, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc., Japan
1-4 (16:14-16:32)
Continuous Improvements of Severe Accident Countermeasures at Onagawa Nuclear Power
StationNaoya Iinuma, Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc., Japan
1-5 (16:32-16:50)
Development of High Efficiency Filtered Containment Venting System and a High Efficiency
Multi-Nuclide Aerosol Filters for Radiation Protection during a Process of Cutting Core Debris
for Fukushima Daiichi NPP
Tadashi Narabayashi, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

Session 2 PYRAMID, Invited Lecture 2[October 23 (Tue.), 14:50-16:50 Room 2 – MATSUSHIMA –]Chairs: G. Sebald (INSA-Lyon, France), Y. Ichikawa (Tohoku University, Japan)
I-2(14:50-15:20)
Piping System, Risk Management Based on Wall Thinning Monitoring and Prediction –PYRAMID
Toshiyuki Takagi, Tohoku University, Japan

2-1 (15:20-15:38)
Evaluation of Mass Transfer Coefficient for Prediction of Pipe Wall Thinning Rate in SolidLiquid Multiphase Flow
Ryota Nakagawa, Tohoku University, Japan22-2 (15:38-15:56)
Advanced Simulation Tools for Nondestructive Assessment of Corrosion Affecting Steel
Pipes
Christophe Reboud, CEA, France
2-3 (15:56-16:14)
Corrosion Induced Roughness Characterization by Ultrasonic Attenuation Measurement
Hiroyuki Nakamoto, Kobe University, Japan
2-4 (16:14-16:32)
Piping System, Risk Management Based on Wall Thinning Monitoring and Prediction Numerical Evaluation of Flow Structure of Liquid-Solid Two Phase FlowShun Watanabe, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan
2-5 (16:32-16:50)
Bayesian Evaluation of Damage Risk from Monitoring Data
Atsushi Iwasaki, Gunma University, Japan

Session 3 Advanced Maintenance Technology, Invited Lecture 3[October 23 (Tue.), 14:50-16:50 Room 3 – ZAO –]Chairs: S. Udpa (Michigan State University, USA), S. Takaya (JAEA, Japan)
I-3(14:50-15:20)
Multiscale and Multiphysics Modeling and Simulations for Accident Tolerant Fuels withImproved Reactor Safety
Wenzhong Zhou, City University of Hong Kong, China

3-1 (15:20-15:38)
Laser Based Maintenance Technologies and a Heat Storage Power Station
Akihiko Nishimura, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan
3-2 (15:38-15:56)
Higher Harmonics Diagnostic Technology for Electric Devices
Hidekazu Yoshikawa, Symbio Community Forum, Japan
3-3 (15:56-16:14)
A Mathematical Programing Model for Maintenance Scheduling Problem in Nuclear Power
Plant
Mari Ito, Tokyo University of Science, Japan
3-4 (16:14-16:32)
Self-evaluating Algorithms for Automated Analysis of Steam Generator Tube Inspection
Signals
Portia Banerjee, Michigan State University, USA
3-5 (16:32-16:50)
A New Stress Measurement for Coarse Grain Materials Using Hard Synchrotron Radiations
Kenji Suzuki, Niigata University, Japan

Keynote Lecture 2[October 24 (Wed.), 9:00-9:45, Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chair: T. Narabayashi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
K-2 Fundamentals for Continuous Improvement of Safety in Nuclear Power Plants
Naoto Sekimura, The University of Tokyo, Japan3

Session 4 Inspection (ECT), Invited Lecture 4[October 24 (Wed.), 10:00-11:42, Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chairs: P. Wilcox (University of Bristol, UK), T. Yamamoto (JAPEIC, Japan)
I-4(10:00-10:30)
Do We Need a Renaissance of EMAT-technology in Nuclear Applications?
Gerd Dobmann, Saar-University, Germany

4-1 (10:30-10:48)
Application of J-A model in FEM-BEM Hybrid Method for Simulation of Nonlinear Magnetic
Flux Leakage Signals
Manru He, Xi’an Jiaotong University, China
4-2 (10:48-11:06)
Eddy Current Testing System for Heat Affected Zone of In-Core Monitor Housing Inner Surface
Noriyasu Kobayashi, Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation, Japan
4-3 (11:06-11:24)
Quantitative Eddy Current Testing for Defects in Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer Laminates
Yali Du, Xi’an Jiaotong University, China
4-4 (11:24-11:42)
Characterization of Stress-corrosion Crack Cross-section Using Distribution of Magnetic Flux
Density Induced by Uniform Eddy Current
Cherdpong Jomdecha, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China

Session 5 Decommissioning for Accident-Damaged Nuclear Plant, Invited Lecture 5[October 24 (Wed.), 10:00-12:00, Room 2 – MATSUSHIMA –]Chairs: G.H. Marcus (Nuclear Power Technology and Policy, USA), T. Arai (Central Research Institute ofElectric Power Industry, Japan)
I-5(10:00-10:30)
Current Status, Activities and Plans for Fukushima Daiichi Decommissioning andDecontamination Program Project
Douglas M. Chapin, MPR, USA

5-1 (10:30-10:48)
Research on Hydrogen Safety Technology Utilizing the Automotive Catalyst
Hitomi Ono, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan
5-2 (10:48-11:06)
Current Status and Future Tasks of Inside the PCV Investigation for Fuel Debris Retrieval
Kiyoshi Haruna, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc., Japan
5-3 (11:06-11:24)
A New Concept to Retrieve the Fuel Debris in The Fukushima Dai-ichi NPPShunichi Suzuki, The University of Tokyo, Japan5-4 (11:24-11:42)
Visualization of Radioactive Substances on a 3D Building Model of the Fukushima Daiichi
Nuclear Power Station
Yuki Sato, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan
5-5 (11:42-12:00)
3D Environment Reconstruction Based on Images Obtained by Reconnaissance Task inFukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station
Toshihide Hanari, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan
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Session 6 Irradiation Effect, Invited Talk 6[October 24 (Wed.), 10:00-12:00, Room 3 – ZAO –]Chairs: T-K. Yeh (National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan), K. Suzuki (Niigata University, Japan)
I-6(10:00-10:30)
Evaluation of the Thermal Aging of 316L Stainless Steel Welds
Changheui Jang, KAIST, Korea

6-1 (10:30-10:48)
Effect of Si Addition on Mechanical Property and Microstructural Change in Ion-irradiated SUS
SteelTakeshi Doi, University of Fukui, Japan
6-2 (10:48-11:06)
Identification of Ni-Si Precipitates in Irradiated Stainless Steels for better Hardening
Prediction
Dongyue Chen, The University of Tokyo, Japan
6-3 (11:06-11:24)
Irradiation Hardening Measurement from The
Pinning/Depinning in Ion-irradiated SUS304 SteelKen-Ichi Fukumoto, University of Fukui, JapanDynamicMotionofDislocation

6-4 (11:24-11:42)
Modeling of Solute Distribution in the Clusters of Reactor Pressure Vessel Model Alloy
Liuming Wan, Tsinghua University, China
6-5 (11:42-12:00)
Overview and Current State of Research Project for Irradiation-induced Concrete Degradation
Junji Eto, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc., Japan

Session 7 Inspection (Magnetic Method)[October 24 (Wed.),13:00-14:12, Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chairs: P. Guy (INSA-Lyon, France), H. Abe (Tohoku University, Japan)
7-1 (13:00-13:18)
Reliability Analysis of Low Frequency Electromagnetic Method for Monitoring Local WallThinning in Ferromagnetic Pipes
Haicheng Song, Tohoku University, Japan
7-2 (13:18-13:36)
Modeling and Experimental Magnetic Barkhausen Noise Non-destructive Evaluation of 12 CrMo-W-V Steel Creep Test Samples
Bhaawan Gupta, Universite de Lyon, France
7-3 (13:36-13:54)
Phenomenologic Model for Incremental Permeability Micro-magnetic Non-destructive Testing
Technique
Benjamin Ducharne, INSA-Lyon, France
7-4 (13:54-14:12)
Magneto-mechanical Coupling Constitutive Relation and Quantitative Theory for Metal
Magnetic Memory Testing Methods
Peng Peng Shi, Xi’an Jiaotong University, China5

Session 8 Decommissioning for Normal Nuclear Plant[October 24 (Wed.), 13:00-14:12, Room 2 – MATSUSHIMA –]Chairs: R. Voskoboynikov (National Research Centre Kurchatov Institute, Russia), S. Okido (Hitachi-GE
Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Japan)
8-1 (13:00-13:18)
Study on Water-Jet Guided Laser Cutting for Decommissioning
Itaru Chida, Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation, Japan
8-2 (13:18-13:36)
Effective Utilization of Radiation Resistant RFID Tag in the Decommissioning WorkManagementKunio Ito, Japan NUS Co., Ltd., Japan
8-3 (13:36-13:54)
Development of Practical Realization for Laser-Gouging Decontamination Method
Masaru Watanabe, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Japan
8-4 (13:54-14:12)
Decommissioning Planning and Actions for Unit 1 and 2 at Mihama Nuclear Power Plant
Koichi Kamahori, The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Japan

Session 9 Radiation Embrittlement of RPV[October 24 (Wed.), 13:00-14:30, Room 3 – ZAO –]Chairs: C. Jang (KAIST, Korea), K. Fukumoto (University of Fukui, Japan)
9-1 (13:00-13:18)
Microstructural Characterization of U.S. PWR Surveillance Materials
Tomohiro Kobayashi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan
9-2 (13:18-13:36)
Application of Charpy Specimen Reconstituted by Electron Beam Welding for the Evaluationof Irradiation Embrittlement of Reactor Pressure Vessel
Seiji Sakuraya, Nippon Nuclear Fuel Development, Japan
9-3 (13:36-13:54)
3D-CFD and FEM Based Deterministic PTS Analysis for Optimizing RPV Maintenance Strategy
Xiaoyong Ruan, Kyoto University, Japan
9-4 (13:54-14:12)
Risk-based Maintenance of Reactor Pressure Vessel
Toshiki Nakasuji, Kyoto University, Japan
9-5 (14:12-14:30)
Verification of Safety Margin of Reactor Pressure Vessel Exposed to Various Thermal
Transients based on Probabilistic Approach
Masahide Suzuki, Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan

Panel Discussion[October 24 (Wed.), 15:00-17:30 Room 1 – SAKURA –]Part I Special Talk [15:00-15:55]
Chairs: N. Sekimura (The University of Tokyo, Japan)6S-1 Challenges to Introduce Risk-informed, Performance-based Nuclear Oversight Program inJapan
Shuichi Kaneko, Nuclear Regulation Authority, Japan
S-2 To Ensure that the New Japanese Reactor Oversight Process Will Increase Nuclear Safety as
Does the U.S. ROP
Hiroko Kondo, Matrix K LLC, The University of Tokyo, JapanS-3 Features of ROP and Expected Changes in Licensee’s Activities
Yutaka Shikami, Kansai Electric Power Co. Inc., Japan

Part II Panel Discussion [16:00-17:30]
Prof. Naoto SEKIMURA (The University of Tokyo, Japan) (Chair)
Dr. Gail H. MARCUS (Nuclear Power Technology and Policy, USA)Ms. Hiroko KONDO (Matrix K, The University of Tokyo, Japan)
Dr. Douglas M. CHAPIN (MPR, USA)
Prof. Gerd DOBMANN (Saar-University, Germany)
Prof. Zhencao LI (Tsinghua University, China)
Prof. Tsung-Kuang YEH (National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan)
Mr. Shuichi KANEKO (NRA, Japan)
Mr. Yutaka SHIKAMI (KEPCO, Japan)

Keynote Lecture 3[October 25 (Thur.), 9:00-9:45, Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chair: Y. Watanabe (Tohoku University, Japan)
K-3 Degradation and Safety Issues of Nuclear Power Systems
Zhengcao Li, Tsinghua University, China

Keynote Lecture 4[October 25 (Thur.), 9:45-10:30, Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chair: T. Takagi (Tohoku University, Japan)
K-4 Industry 4.0 Requires NDE 4.0 - Advanced Technology Will Change the Way How NDE andSHM is Applied for Engineering and MaintenanceNorbert Meyendorf, Fraunhofer IKTS, Germany

Session 10 Inspection (AE/Microwave)[October 25 (Thur.), 10:50-12:20, Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chairs: E. Demaldent (CEA, France), H. Adachi (Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Co., Japan)
10-1 (10:50-11:08)
Hammering Inspection Using AE Sensor for Embedded Hardware
Susumu Miura, Japan Nuclear Fuel Limited, Japan
10-2 (11:08-11:26)
Study on Structural Monitoring Aimed at Detecting the Soundness of Nuclear Facilities After
A Huge Disaster
Masuo Kado, JGC Corporation, Japan7

10-3 (11:26-11:44)
Experimental Evaluation of Effects of a Bend on Microwave NDT
Guanren Chen, Tohoku University, Japan
10-4 (11:44-12:02)
Social Infrastructural Diagnosis by Hammering Inspection with AE Sensor
Takashi Matsunaga, Nuclear Fuel Industries ltd., Japan
10-5 (12:02-12:20)
Pipe Inspection Using Directional TE Modes Excited from the Tube Wall
Takuya Katagiri, Tohoku University, Japan

Session 11 Repair/Replacement[October 25 (Thur.), 10:50-11:44, Room 2 – MATSUSHIMA –]Chairs: M-W. Lin (National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan), M. Mochizuki (Osaka University, Japan)
11-1 (10:50-11:08)
Application of Ice Plug Technology to Nitric Acid Pipe Systems
Daiki Osanai, J-tech Co., Ltd., Japan11-2 (11:08-11:26)
Renewal Work of the Process Computer in the Higashidori Nuclear Power Station
Kouta Watanabe, Tohoku Electric Power Co., Inc., Japan
11-3 (11:26-11:44)
The Safety Handling Technic of the Sea Water that intruded Reactor Buildings in FukushimaDaini NPP at the Tsunami Disaster 2011
Masao Uesaka, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Inc., Japan

Session 12 SCC/FAC/Thermal Aging[October 25 (Thur.), 10:50-12:20, Room 3 – ZAO –]Chairs: W. Zhou (City University of Hong Kong, China), K. Kumagai (Tokyo Electric Power Co. Holdings
Inc., Japan)
12-1 (10:50-11:08)
Cracking in Access Hole Cover Weld, Shimane Unit 2
Hideki Watanabe, The Chugoku Electric Power Company, Japan
12-2 (11:08-11:26)
The effect of Dissolved Hydrogen and Loading Stress on PWSCC Initiation of Alloy 600
Takaaki Kobayashi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, LTD., Japan
12-3 (11:26-11:44)
Effect of Thermal Aging on Fracture Property of Type 316L Stainless Steel Welds
Yasufumi Miura, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan
12-4 (11:44-12:02)
Study for Influence of Frequency Characteristic of Turbulent Velocity Fluctuation upon Flowaccelerated Corrosion
Tatsuru Kaneko, Tohoku University, Japan
12-5 (12:02-12:20)
Mechanistic Study of Flow-accelerated Corrosion Suppression by Trace Chromium in Carbon
SteelsKazuki Kushida, Tohoku University, Japan8Session 13 Inspection (UT), Invited Lecture 7[October 25 (Thur.), 13:30-15:30, Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chairs: N. Meyendorf (Fraunhofer IKTS, Germany), H. Matsuzawa (Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.,Japan)
I-7(13:30-14:00)
Ultrasonic Sensors and Arrays for Advanced Monitoring and Inspection
Paul Wilcox, University of Bristol, UK

13-1 (14:00-14:18)
Applicability of Ultrasonic-wave Based Method for Integrity Assessment of Concrete Severely
Damaged by Heat
Vu Nhut Luu, Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan
13-2 (14:18-14:36)
Phased Array UT System for Complicated Surface Shape Components of Cast Austenitic
Stainless Steel
Setsu Yamamoto, Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation, Japan
13-3 (14:36-14:54)
Evaluation of Deformation of Internal Pressure Creep Test Specimen of ASME P91 by
Electromagnetic Acoustic Resonance Method
Yuichi Hirose, Tohoku University, Japan
13-4 (14:54-15:12)
Potential of an Examination Personnel in the Ultrasonic Examination of Piping Welds Basedon Signal Detection TheoryHajime Shohji, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
13-5 (15:12-15:30)
Thickness Measurement of Uneven Specimen Using Frequency Domain Signal of Pulse Echo
by Electromagnetic Acoustic Transducer
Hongjun Sun, Tohoku University, Japan

Session 14 Condition Monitoring, Invited Lecture 8[October 25 (Thur.), 13:30-15:12, Room 2 – MATSUSHIMA –]Chairs: G. Dobmann (Saar-University, Germany), F. Kojima (Tohoku University, Japan)
I-8(13:30-14:00)
Current R&D Activities on Decommissioning of Fukushima Daiichi NPS
Keiji Chatani, JAEA, Japan

14-1 (14:00-14:18)
The Effects of Long-Term Shutdown Period on Ageing
Components/Structures of Nuclear Power Plants
Masanobu Iwasaki, The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Japan

DegradationofMajor

14-2 (14:18-14:36)
Advanced Nondestructive Inspection Using System Invariant Analysis Technology (SIAT) - (1)Application of SIAT to Signal Processing of ECT Data
Tomoya Soma, NEC Solution Innovators Tohoku Branch, Japan
14-3 (14:36-14:54)
Advanced Nondestructive Inspection Using System Invariant Analysis Technology (SIAT) - (2)Feasibility Study of Extraction of Crack Indication from ECT Data by SIAT
Shichao Cai, Tohoku University, Japan914-4 (14:54-15:12)
Development of a Pipe-wall Thinning Inspection Method Based on a Wireless UT Sensor
Akinori Tamura, Hitachi Ltd., Japan

Session 15 Material Issues, Invited Lecture 9[October 25 (Thur.), 13:30-15:48, Room 3 – ZAO –]Chairs: Z. Li (Tsinghua University, China), Y. Okita (The Universty of Tokyo, Japan)
I-9(13:30-14:00)
Effect of Dissolved Hydrogen Concentration on the Water Chemistry in the Primary Coolant
Circuit of a Pressurized Water Reactor
Tsung-Kuang Yeh, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan

15-1 (14:00-14:18)
Quantitative Evaluation of Void Hardening due to Molecular Dynamics Simulation in BCC
Materials
Keisuke Taniguchi, University of Fukui, Japan
15-2 (14:18-14:36)
Inter-diffusion of Nitrogen and Helium in HTR-PM Nuclear Graphite
Yumeng Zhao, Tsinghua University, China
15-3 (14:36-14:54)
Degradation of Nuclear Grade Graphite used in HTR-PM by Oxidation at Low Temperatures
Mingyang Li, Tsinghua University, China
15-4 (14:54-15:12)
Hydrogenation Behavior of Hafnium Under Corrosion Compared with Zirconium Alloys
Kenta Murakami, Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan
15-5 (15:12-15:30)
Magnetic Hysteretic Characterization of Plastic Deformation in Low Carbon Steel
Xiaodong Zhang, Beijing University of Technology, China
15-6 (15:30-15:48)
Interaction of Collision Cascades with Free Surfaces: an MD Study
Roman Voskoboynikov, National Research Centre Kurchatov Institute, Russia

Session 16 Safety and Reliability[October 25 (Thur.), 15:45-16:57, Room 1 – SAKURA –]Chairs: J. Y. Cavaille (INSA-Lyon, France), K. Demachi (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
16-1 (15:45-16:03)
Development of Reliability Assessment Model for Seismic Loading Considering Fatigue
DamageMasayuki Kamaya, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Inc., Japan
16-2 (16:03-16:21)
Verification Benchmark Analysis of Structural Reliability Evaluation Codes for Fast Reactor
Components
Shigeru Takaya, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan
16-3 (16:21-16:39)
Measurements of Deflection and Contact Force Due to Temperature Gradient for a Simplified
Fuel Assembly10Kaiqiang Wang, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China
16-4 (16:39-16:57)
Continuous Functional Improvement of Plant Simulators
Makoto Hayashi, Hokuriku Electric Power Company, Japan

Session 17 Maintenance Related Issues[October 25 (Thur.), 15:45-17:15, Room 2 – MATSUSHIMA –]Chairs: B. Ducharne (INSA-Lyon, France), K. Dozaki (JAPC, Japan)
17-1 (15:45-16:03)
Rainwater Inflow into Shika Nuclear Power Station Unit 2 Reactor Building
Tatsuya Kawase, Hokuriku Electric Power Company, Japan
17-2 (16:03-16:21)
Operation and Maintenance experience of Sodium Leak Detector in Monju
Daisuke Hamano, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (Monju), Japan
17-3 (16:21-16:39)
Practical Use of Nuclear Power Plant Component Models, Systems That Reproduce
Inspectional Environment and Experiences at Nuclear Power Plant and Plant Simulators forTraining Regulatory Inspectors
Kazuhiko Kishioka, Nuclear Regulation Authority, Japan
17-4 (16:39-16:57)
Investigation on Leakages from Stainless Steel Piping Welded Joints, Hamaoka NPS Unit 5
Munehito Hattori, Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc., Japan
17-5 (16:57-17:15)
TEPCO’s Work Management Initiatives
Hidenori Sato, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Japan

Poster Session[October 24 (Wed.) 12:00-13:30, Sakura Hall Lounge]
Chair: A. Tagawa (JAEA, Japan）
P-1 Numerical Investigation on Persistence of Modified Residual Stresses due to Shot Peening
Kazuki Ikushima, Osaka Prefecture University, Japan
P-2 Development of FEM Analysis Method for Prediction of the Long-term Sustainability ofCompressive Stress by Shot Peening
Satoru Nishikawa, Iwate University, Japan
P-3 Development of Low Frequency Eddy Current Testing for the Evaluation of Double Walled
Tank
Yohei Ono, Tohoku University, Japan
P-4 Evaluation of Applicability of Electromagnetic Acoustic Resonance System for Pipe Wall
Thickness Measurement in Nuclear Power Plants
Ryoich Urayama, Tohoku University, Japan
P-5 Material Research on RPV in Decommissioning Hamaoka Unit-1 (Progress Report)
Hideki Yuya, Chubu electric power, Japan
P-6 An accelerated Event Kinetic Monte Carlo approachZi Qin Shen, Tsinghua University, China

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P-7 Modeling and Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Fe-ion Irradiation Damage in Fe-Cu ModelAlloy
Ke Jia, Tsinghua University, China
P-8 Pre-existing Plastic Strain Quantification of Austenitic Stainless Steel by Potentiostatic
Etching Method: Relation with Plastic Deformation Mechanism in Stacking Fault Energy
Taiki Nishimura, Tohoku university, Japan
P-9 Comparison of the Attitudes of University Students Toward Nuclear Energy Among Three
Asian Countries
Noritaka Yusa, Tohoku University, Japan12