ML22060A005

Dt Public Meeting - NRC Slides

ML22060A005
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Issue date:	03/01/2022
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Digital Twins Project Digital Twins - Regulatory Viability Public Meeting on the Regulatory Considerations and Opportunities for Digital Twin Technology March 1, 2022 Digital Twins Project Staff Team Reactor Engineering Branch Division of Engineering Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research US Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Digital Twins Project What is a Digital Twin?

Digital Twins Project Opportunities & Applications Design Testing Operations Maintenance Plant Opportunities Common trusted information Shared acceptance framework More efficient communication Enhanced on-site inspection Improved regulatory agility Regulatory Applications

Digital Twins Project Digital Twin FFR Project Main Goals Technical Letter Report*

Research Information Letter**

• ML21160A074, ML21361A261

• • ML2108A132, ML21348A020

Digital Twins Project Workshop Participants

Digital Twins Project State of Digital Twin Technology Humble AI Iterative Prototyping Hardware-In-The-Loop Optimized O&M Additive Manufacturing Condition-Based Maintenance

Digital Twins Project Enabling Technologies Plant Data Model Data-Informed Models

Digital Twins Project Challenges & Gaps Advanced Sensors and Instrumentation Modeling and Simulation Data and Information Management Advanced Sensors and Instrumentation

• More sensors and with new modalities

• Real-time data collection and integration Modeling and Simulation

• Concurrent, high-fidelity models

• Uncertainty quantification Data and Information Management

• Computational and data storage infrastructure

• Cybersecurity and data integrity

Digital Twins Project Regulatory Considerations and Opportunities Intersection of digital twin technologies & NRC regulatory activities Adv Reactors: design and acceptance New Reactors: O&M models Op Reactors: condition-based monitoring and components/subsystems models

Digital Twins Project Project Takeaways Rapidly evolving/industry-wide interest Novel source of trusted information Need for common framework and community of practice Significant work needed in key enabling technologies This is just the beginning

Digital Twins Project Whats Next?

Regulatory Considerations and Opportunities &

Project Summary Reports Online Monitoring for Enhanced Diagnostics and Prognostics Safeguards and Security in Digital Twins Continued Engagement with Nuclear Stakeholders

Digital Twins Project Thank You

• Nuclear Regulatory Research

• Nuclear Reactor Regulation

• Nuclear Security and Incident Response

• The Chief Information Officer

• The Chief Human Capital Officer For further information, questions, or comments on the NRC Digital Twin Project, please contact:

Doug.Eskins@nrc.gov Raj.Iyengar@nrc.gov The project was supported by multiple NRC offices including: