[en] The purpose of this paper is to develop a nonlinear model to investigate the instabilities of a two-phase natural circulation loop. The natural circulation loop consists of several components, i.e. a channel test section, a steam separator, an upper horizontal section and an adiabatic downcomer. Moreover, each channel consists of a lower horizontal section, single-phase standpipe, heated section and riser. We obtain a stability map to explore the unstable regions of this natural circulation loop. The results show that the considered loop has two unstable regions, instability type-I in the low power region and instability type-II in the high power region. Then the parametric study is carried out to understand the relation between the parameters of system and two types of instability. The parametric study reveals that lengthening the riser has an unstable effect on system stability. Thus, lengthening the riser causes a reduction in the stability region in the both low power and high power levels. Also it can be observed that by increasing the form loss coefficient at the inlet of heated section or in the downcomer section, the stability region expands, however by increasing the form loss coefficient at the outlet of heated section or in the upper horizontal section, the stability region decreases consequently