SUB-CHAPTER B.3 COMPARISON TABLE COMPARISON WITH REACTORS OF SIMILAR DESIGN (N4 AND KONVOI)

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CHAPTER B: INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE SUB-CHAPTER: B.3 SECTION : - PAGE : 1 / 9 SUB-CHAPTER B.3 COMPARISON TABLE COMPARISON WITH REACTORS OF SIMILAR DESIGN (N4 AND KONVOI) A comparison table of the main data of the French N4 and the German Konvoi series with the EPR is provided below.

PAGE : 2 / 9 GENERAL REMARKS Net electrical output MWe 1630 1475 1365 Thermal power output (core) MWth 4500 4250 3850 Yield % 36 34.5 35.4 Service life Years 60 40 40 Temperature programme The average core temperature is constant in the high section of the load range (between 60% and 100% of the nominal power) Linear reduction in average core temperature between 100% and 0% of power (the cold leg temperature varies slightly in a 4 C range) The average core temperature is constant in the high section of the load range (between 50% and 100% of the nominal power) MAIN PRIMARY SYSTEM (RCP) [RCS] Number of loops 4 4 4 Operating pressure of CPP MPa 15.5 15.5 15.8 [RCPB](abs) Dimensioning pressure of CPP MPa 17.6 17.2 17.6 [RCPB] (abs) in T/H conditions Input temperature of the C 295.7 292.1 291 reactor in T/H conditions Vessel output temperature in C 329.9 329.1 324.5 T/H conditions Feed water temperature at C 230 229.5 218 100% power Steam pressure on output MPa 7.71 7.23 6.45 from steam generators (abs) Main steam flow rate kg/s 2552 (4x638.1) 2400 2050

PAGE : 3 / 9 MECHANICAL DESIGN OF CORE Fuel assembly Control principles at nominal power Mixed solution: X-N4 mode / S-Konvoi mode: - Only black units - Separation of control units / shutdown units X mode: 4 grey partially inserted units A mode: No control rods inserted deeply S Mode: Only black units No separation of control units / shutdown units Geometry of fuel assemblies 17X17-24 17X17-25 18X18-24 Number of fuel assemblies 241 205 193 Number of control rods 89 (black control rods only) 73 (65 black control rods and 8 grey) Active length of fuel assembly (in cold service conditions) 61 (black control rods only) mm 4200 4270 3900 Total length of fuel assembly mm 4800 4800 4830 Fuel rods Number of rods 63865 54120 57900 (265 rods / assembly) External diameter cm 0.95 0.95 0.95 Not in network cm 1.26 1.26 1.27 Average density of power per W/cm 163.4 179.5 166.6 unit length Thickness of duct cm 0.057 0.057 0.0641 Fuel pellets Composition UO 2 or MOX UO 2 UO 2 or MOX Enrichment (max) % 5 3.4 4.0 U 235 Average discharge burnup rate MWd >55 (for 18-month cycles) to <65 (for 40 50 /kghm 24-month cycles) MOX capacity 30 % as design basis No MOX operation on the N4 currently yes (50 %) Grid Rod network 17 x 17 17 x 17 18 x 18 Structure of core

PAGE : 4 / 9 Partitioning of core Heavy reflector Screwed partitioning Welded partitioning Primary coolant flow rate Total mass flow rate under kg/s 22225 19714 18800 nominal conditions Mass flow rate in core under kg/s 21002 20193 19875 nominal conditions Core instrumentation Excore instrumentation Flow measurement channels Flow measurement channels Flow measurement channels Incore instrumentation assembly on vessel s lid 40 aero-ball measurement glove fingers 12 fixed detection glove fingers for a total of 72 neutron detectors and 36 (12x3) fixed core output thermocouples assembly from bottom of vessel 6 mobile fission measurement detectors 60 instrumented fuel assemblies 52 core output thermocouples assembly on vessel s lid 28 aero-ball measurement glove fingers 8 fixed detection glove fingers 48 (8x6) detectors 24(8x3) core output thermocouples VESSEL Dimensioning of the vessel In-service dimensioning pressure (abs) MPa 17.6/15.5 17.2/15.5 17.6/15.8 Dimensioning temperature C 351 343 350 Internal diameter at core level mm 4870 4486 5000

PAGE : 5 / 9 PRIMARY PUMPS Rate m 3 /h 28315 24850 22700 (Best Estimate dimensioning value) STEAM GENERATORS Secondary envelope MPa 10.0 9.1 8.83 dimensioning pressure (abs) Steam pressure at hot MPa 9.0 8.1 8.0 shutdown (0%PN) (abs) Saturation pressure (abs) MPa 7.8 7.31 6.55 Weight of water in secondary section of Steam Generator at full load Mg 77.8 62 46 COOLING SYSTEM AT SHUTDOWN Location of cooling system at shutdown Outside containment Inside containment Outside containment Number of pumps 4 (RIS BP [SIS LP] pumps) 2 4 mixed with ISBP [LHSI] PRESSURIZER Fastening of surge line axial axial Lateral Internal volume (hot) m 3 75 60 65 MAIN PRIMARY SYSTEM Taking exclusion of rupture into account Yes No Yes DESIGN OF RIS/RRA [SIS]/[RHRS] Medium-pressure safety injection pumps Number of pumps 4 2 via a header 4 Injection of the mediumpressure RIS[SIS] systems In cold leg In cold leg In cold leg / hot leg ISBP[LHSI] low-head safety injection pumps Number of pumps 4 2 via a header 4 Injection of the low-pressure RIS [SIS]systems In cold leg (short term) and hot leg (long term) In cold leg for the short term (hot and cold for the long term) In cold and hot leg Accumulators

PAGE : 6 / 9 Number of accumulators 4 4 8 Location of injection In cold leg In cold leg In cold and hot leg Boration system System used in normal Chemical and volume control system Chemical and volume control system Chemical and volume control system operation (RCV) [CVCS] (RCV) [CVCS] Safety system Additional boration system (2 trains) Chemical and volume control system (RCV) [CVCS] Use of RCV for long-term phase (manual phase) medium-pressure RIS [SIS] system and CPP [RCPB]discharge (through pressurizer safety valve if the RCV is unavailable or ineffective) Water supply Under normal operation Main water supply system (ARE) [MFWS] In the shutdown and startup phases Incidental and accidental conditions Dedicated AAD[SSS] system for shutdown and startup operations (1 pump) emergency supply system 4 separate, independent lines with standardisations (RCV) [CVCS] Additional boration system (4 trains) Main water supply system (ARE) Main water supply system (ARE) [MFWS] [MFWS] Use of ASG [EFWS] emergency supplydedicated system for shutdown and system startup operations with 2 pumps, both supplied by a backed-up power supply emergency supply system emergency supply system 4 pumps with standardisation (2 by 2) 4 separate, independent lines with standardisations The pumps are driven by electric motors backed up by the main diesel generators and the two last-resort diesel generators 2 electrical pump-motor units 2 turbo-pumps Each pump is driven by: - diesel (directly) and - electric motor (without backup supply)

PAGE : 7 / 9 POOL COOLING SYSTEM m 3 1486 1150 VOLUME OF FUEL POOL 2 main lines (2 pumps per main line) NUMBER OF PUMPS and an emergency line (1 pump) kg/s Cooling pumps for main lines: 222 NOMINAL OUTPUT Backup pumps: 153 COMPONENT COOLING SYSTEM FOR THE RRI [SIS]NUCLEAR ISLAND 4 lines (1 pump per line, 1 exchanger per train) ESSENTIAL SERVICE-WATER SYSTEM SEC [ESWS] NUMBER OF PUMPS 2 lines (1 pump for each train) Cooling pumps: 105,6 2 lines (2 pumps per line, 2 halfexchangers per train) 4 (4 trains) 4 (2 trains, 2 100% pumps / trainn) ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS Supply under normal operation 4 independent trains in 2 divisions 2 independent trains in 2 divisions 4 independent trains in 4 divisions Emergency supplies Concept of 4 trains, 4 divisions Concept of 2 trains, 2 divisions Concept of 4 trains, 4 divisions 4 diesels with a power yield of about 7MWe each in geographically separated buildings (10 kv) 2 small diesel generators of last resort (690 V) Diversity through different sizes of diesel generator and different voltages (10kV, 690 V) 2 diesel generators each of 8MWe in two separate buildings Diversity of 2 diesels through the addition: of a 135kW turbine generator for short-term operation supplied by secondary steam and of a 7MWe gas turbine for the long term 4 diesel generators (each of 5MWe) in dedicated buildings and 4 diesels of last resort (each of 0.96kVA) in completely protected separate buildings Diversity through size of the different diesel generators

PAGE : 8 / 9 Control Technology Digital (preferably market digital Analogue, cable connections components) digital and computer technology for certain applications Control Room Control through computer screens (except for the safety control panel) Protected against external hazards Remote shutdown station Remote shutdown station with computer screens to connect to the reactor and keep it in a safe state should the control room be unavailable Control through computer screens (except for the safety control panel) Protected against external hazards Remote shutdown station to connect to the reactor and keep it in a safe state should the main control room be unavailable Conventional with a digital assistance system Protected against external hazards Backup control room (in a separate building) to keep the reactor in a safe state should the main control room be unavailable Protected against external hazards Protected against external hazards Protected against external hazards CONTAINMENT Internal containment Prestressed concrete Prestressed concrete Spherical steel enclosure with a metallic surface no surface External enclosure Reinforced concrete Reinforced concrete Reinforced concrete Space between containment walls Space between containment walls Space between containment walls under negative pressure under negative pressure under negative pressure Pressure control system for serious accidents (sump spray and cooling system) 2x50% lines outside containment for the short term and 2x100% for the long term Decompression of containment by venting with filtering Decompression of containment by venting with filtering Internal volume m 3 80 000 72 700 70 000 Containment spraying Provided in the context of PCC events No 2 (100%) lines outside containment No

PAGE : 9 / 9 PTR [FPPS/FPCS]TANK External tank in stainless steel Location Inside containment Outside containment The annulus Number 1 1 4 TURBINE GENERATOR SET Turbine Number 1 per unit 1 per unit 1 per unit Rotation speed rpm 1500 1500 1500 Architecture Option A: 1 cylindrical dual flow HP 3 cylindrical dual flow LP Option B: 1 cylindrical single flow HMP, 3 cylindrical dual flow LP 1 high-pressure turbine cylinder 1 medium-pressure turbine cylinder 3 low-pressure turbine cylinders Turbine length m 50 m 50.4 Drawing off steam / 7 6