Authors & Affiliations
Boldyrev A.M.1, Seleznev E.F.1, Lyapin E.P.2, Stolyarov S.G.1, Gaitanov I.S.1, Chernyshov I.Yu.1 
 1 LLC "ASU-LEADER", Moscow, Russia 
2 Branch of Rosenergoatom Concern Joint Stock Company "Beloyarsk Nuclear Power Plant", Zarechny, Russia
Boldyrev  A.M.1 – Postgraduate Student, National Research Nuclear University MEPhI,  Chief Specialist. Contacts: 34, sh. Entuziastov, Moscow, Russia, 115409. Tel.: +7 (980) 249-39-88; e-mail: 
  Seleznev E.F.1 –  Doctor of Technical Sciences, Systems Analyst, Dr. Sci. (Tech.). 
   Stolyarov S.G.1 – Technical Director. 
    Gaitanov Ya.S.1 – First Deputy General  Director. 
     Chernyshov I.Yu.1 –  Software Engineer. 
      Lyapin  E.P.2 – Head of Nuclear Laboratory.
Abstract
The challenging geopolitical landscape and the  imposition of sanctions necessitate a comprehensive overhaul of economic  processes within our nation. In response, the Government of the Russian  Federation has delineated a roster of products and technologies earmarked for  substitution with domestic equivalents in the immediate future. A pivotal focus  lies on the import substitution of software. Pursuant to Presidential Decree  No. 166 dated March 30, 2022, titled “Measures to Ensure Technological  Independence and Security of the Critical Information Infrastructure of the  Russian Federation”, effective January 1, 2025, state authorities and  procurement entities are prohibited from deploying foreign software on their  critical information infrastructure assets.
The spearhead of the IT import substitution  initiative in Russia has been assumed by the State Corporation “Rosatom”,  which, within the framework of a unified digital strategy aimed at bolstering  IT import independence, is focused on fostering collaboration with indigenous  small and medium enterprises. A noteworthy initiative within Rosatom's import  substitution program, involving SMEs, entails the modernization of existing  GEFEST and GEFEST800 PCs. These systems are designed for operational  neutron-physical calculations for fast reactors utilizing sodium coolant at the  Beloyarsk Nuclear Power Plant – the world's sole station with industrial-scale  fast neutron reactors, namely, BN-600 and BN-800.
The overarching objective of this project is to  establish a unified cross-platform PC, known as GEFEST-M, based on the current  GEFEST and GEFEST800 models. This unified system will incorporate specially  developed calculation modules and methodologies, with the future applicability  envisaged for reactors like BN-1200 and other BN-type reactor units.
A pivotal attribute of the GEFEST-M project is  the shift away from proprietary closed software development tools. Additionally,  it underscores the capability to operate seamlessly on computing equipment and  operating systems developed domestically.
The developer spearheading the GEFEST-M PC  project is an accredited organization in the realm of information technology – LLC “ASU-LEADER”.
Keywords
neutronic calculation, reactor modeling, BN-600,  BN-800, BN-1200, GEFEST, engineering code system, neutron diffusion code, burnup  calculations, pin-by-pin calculations, heterogeneous calculations, import  substitution
Article Text (PDF, in Russian)
UDC 621.039.553
Problems of Atomic Science and Technology. Series: Nuclear and Reactor Constants, 2025, no. 2, 2:3

 
	