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| − | Basic Principle (BP) is the highest level in the INPRO structure, which is a statement of
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| − | a general goal that is to be achieved in an INS and provides broad guidance for the
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| − | development of an [[INS]] (or a design feature thereof). The wording of an INPRO basic
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| − | principle always utilizes the verb “shall” or “must”.<br>
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| − | To achieve a sustainable [[INS]], all BPs shall be taken into account
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| − | in all areas considered within INPRO (economics, infrastructure, waste management,
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| − | proliferation resistance, physical protection, environment, and safety). An example of a
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| − | basic principle, taken from the INPRO area of safety, is that an [[INS]] shall incorporate
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| − | enhanced defence-in-depth as a part of its fundamental safety approach and ensure that the
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| − | levels of protection in defence-in-depth shall be more independent from each other than in
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| − | existing installations. It should be noted that in some topic areas — primarily safety — even
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| − | more general guidance compared with an INPRO basic principle is given in a General
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| − | Objective. These General Objectives reflect a worldwide consensus and are valid for
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| − | nnovative designs as well as for existing and evolutionary designs. They have been taken
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| − | into account during the development of the INPRO basic principles.
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