IAEA International Generic Ageing Lessons Learned programme phase 1 results

• International Generic Ageing Lessons Learned (IGALL) Programme was commenced to develop a practical guide for ageing management programmes.
• Results of IGALL Phase 1 are publicly available on IAEA web sites.
• 76 ageing management programmes and 27 time limited ageing analyses is provided.
• More than 2000 consolidated line items in ageing management review tables was prepared.
• The IGALL represents a common internationally agreed basis on what constitutes acceptable ageing management programme.

This paper presents purpose and results of the IAEA International Generic Ageing Lessons Learned (IGALL) programme phase 1. The IGALL programme phase 1 (2010–2013) was successfully completed in September 2013. The IGALL safety report, which includes consolidated IGALL database information on 76 ageing management programmes, 27 time limited ageing analyses and more than 2000 consolidated line items in ageing management review tables was prepared for publication. The IGALL database was made publicly available in February 2014. The IGALL safety report represents a common internationally agreed basis on what constitutes acceptable ageing management programmes, as well as a knowledge base on ageing management for design of new plants, design reviews, safety reviews (such as periodic safety review), etc., and serves as a roadmap to available information on ageing management. The IAEA IGALL programme assures that information contained in the IGALL safety report will be kept updated and creates an international network for continuous discussion and development of AMPs and TLAAs as recommended tools to manage ageing.