Upgrading Nuclear Safety Institute IBRAE Storage Infrastructure

The Nuclear Safety Institute was established in 1988 to advance basic research to address the problems of increasing the safety of nuclear power plants. A balanced combination of fundamental research and topically applied projects is a sort of ‘business card’ of the Institute and a conceptual framework of its activities in the field of nuclear, radiation, and environmental safety of nuclear power engineering and nuclear fuel cycle facilities.

The Institute’s activities encompass a broad range of studies, including numerical simulation of physical processes in reactor installations, nuclear power plants, and nuclear fuel cycle enterprises. The studies also extend to the analysis of radiological, environmental, and socio-economic aspects of nuclear power and industry facilities. IBRAE’s 25-year scientific and technical achievements are internationally recognized and widely utilized in the nuclear power industry.