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ABOUT THE PROJECT

Launched in September 2017, CORTEX aims to develop an innovative core monitoring technique that allows detecting anomalies in nuclear reactors.

Workshops & Courses

A series of workshops and courses will be organised during the CORTEX project to disseminate knowledge and train the scientific community.

Project resources

All of the project’s resources will be available directly from the website. This includes: newsletters, promotional materials, publications, public deliverables and presentations.

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STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 1

To develop simulation tools that will be specifically dedicated to the modelling of the stationary fluctuations’ effect in power reactors with a high level of fidelity

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 3

Advanced signal analysis and machine learning techniques will be combined with reactor transfer function modelling capabilities

STRATEGIC OBEJECTIVE 2

The validation of the simulation tools will be performed using reactor experiments specifically designed for noise analysis applications

STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 4

The modelling capabilities for the estimation of the reactor transfer function and the advanced signal analysis techniques need to be combined into a set of tools that can be directly used for analysing plant data and performing core diagnostics

LATEST NEWS

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29 Oct: Lets do a recap of CORTEX 2nd Annual Meeting at GRS

The CORTEX project had its second annual meeting at GRS, Munich, Germany, between October 22 and 24, 2018. All 18 European partners were present at the meeting. The meeting was also attended by the Japanese partner of CORTEX. In total,…

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28 Sep: First workshops at UPM and Chalmers

Two workshops arranged by CORTEX  The first event took place on 22-25 April 2018, at UPM, Spain and was devoted to introducing basic techniques for signal analysis and their possible applications to nuclear power plants (14 participants registered to this event).    …

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