Intro
Preface
Contents
Nuclear Power Engineering
Current State and Prospects of Smallmodule Reactors Application in Different Countries of the World
1 Introduction
2 The Main Material Presentation
2.1 Features of Small Modular Reactors Operation
2.2 World Experience in the Development of Small Modular Reactors
3 Conclusions
References
Modeling of Radiation Characteristics of Fuel-Containing Materials of the Shelter Object for Calculation Dose Rate
1 Introduction
2 Nuclear Fuel and Fuel-Containing Materials
2.1 Nuclear Fuel

2.2 Fuel-Containing Materials
3 Calculation of Irradiation and Cooling of Fuel
4 The Determinate of Material Balance for Modeling FCM
5 Description of the Model for Calculations
6 Results
7 Conclusions
References
Features of the Modern UAV-Based Complexes Use to Solve Radiation Control Problems
1 Introduction
2 Mobile Platforms
3 Air Platforms
3.1 Aircrafts with a Pilot
3.2 UAVs
4 Platforms to Solve Radiation Control Problems
5 Problems with UAVs Use
6 Examples of UAVs Using to Solve Radiation Control Problems
7 Conclusions
References

Features of Management of the Emergency Situation of Terrorist Nature on the Protected Critical Infrastructure of Ukraine
1 Introduction
2 Justification of the Emergency Situation as a Spatio-temporal Process
3 Chronological Stages of Emergency Development
4 Tasks of Emergency Management
5 Generalized Structural and Logical Model of Emergency Management
6 Conclusions
References
Analysis of Existing Types and Protection Methods Against Neutron Radiation from Different Sources
1 Introduction
2 Means and Measures of Protection Against Ionizing Radiation

3 Protection Against Neutron Radiation from Various Sources
3.1 Boron
3.2 Gadolinium
4 Conclusions
References
Neutron Incident at the Chornobyl NPP Shelter Object: Study of the Causes and Impacts of Safety in the New Confinement
1 Introduction
2 Chronology of Neutron Incident and Results of Neutron Detectors Measurement
3 Supply of NAM Solution in the Area of DU № 50 Localization
4 Restoration of the NFD Dynamics in the NDFM Cluster
5 Determining the Cause of a Neutron Incident
6 Estimation of NFD, Reactivity, and Maximum Kef During the 1990 Neutron Incident

7 Description of the Most Probable Processes in the Critical Incident of 1990
8 Conclusions
References
General Characteristics of Radar Stations for Physical Protection of Nuclear Objects
1 Introduction
2 Main Types of Radar Stations and the Dominant Type of Radar
3 Tactical Characteristics of Radar Stations
4 Technical Characteristics of Radar Stations
5 Features of Main Tactical Characteristic-Range of Radar Station
6 Conclusions
References
Identification Process Features During Radar Observation Around Nuclear Objects
1 Introduction