DOE OSTI · 2375867
Framework for a Digital Documented Safety Analysis
Abstract
This framework is developed to progress the digital implementation of digital tools applied to the DOE authorization process, with future applications to NRC SAR development/review, to accelerate the design and review processes of advanced nuclear reactors. The engineering design and licensing process for nuclear reactors is currently burdened by a document-based approach that leads to duplications and errors due to a lack of traceability among numerous static documents. Changes to design information require labor-intensive manual tracing through these documents, creating a high potential for human error. The adoption of a digital ecosystem, utilizing a digital thread to link various aspects of project design and analysis, promises dynamic documentation generation, automatic updates, and error reduction. Model Based Definition (MBD) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) tools are central to this digital transformation.
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Lund, Matthew L., O'Rear, Kevin Marshall, Rymer, Jacob Steven, Terrill, Kevin J., Suyderhoud, Peter Anton. 2024-06-20. Framework for a Digital Documented Safety Analysis. https://doi.org/10.2172/2375867
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