ML22102A106

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ARPA-E Presentation-04-01-22-FINAL Research Activities in Nuclear Innovation and Regulation
ML22102A106
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Issue date: 04/01/2022
From: Louise Lund
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Iyengar R
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Research Activities in Nuclear Innovation and Regulation April 1, 2022 Louise Lund Director, Division of Engineering Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Our Vision We Are Keeping Pace with Technological Innovations and Reducing Barriers to Enable the Safe and Secure Use of Technological Innovations in Nuclear Facilities

Advanced Reactor Licensing NRC vision and strategy and implementation action plans Transformed regulatory framework embodiment of a risk-informed, consequence-oriented approach to licensing Licensing Modernization Project Licensing basis events Structures, systems and components classification defense in depth features

Collaboration

Regulatory Readiness for Advanced Nuclear Technologies

Analytical Tool Development for Systems & Accident Analysis The NRCs analytical tools support advanced reactor licensing:

  • code development plans
  • developing reference plant models
  • developing staff expertise

Codes and Standards Engagement Enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of the regulatory process by leveraging external resources, experience, and consensus Codes and Standards

Advanced Reactor Materials and Advanced Manufacturing Technologies (AMT)

Molten Salt Compatibility Creep-fatigue Assessment Creep-fatigue/ASME Section III-5 Tool Advanced Manufacturing Technologies

Advanced Construction Technologies (ACT)

Vertical Shaft Construction Steel Bricks' Advanced Monitoring Coupled with Digital Twins

Advanced Non-Light-Water Reactor Fuel Cycle Salt Properties Transportation of Fuel Salt Unique Waste Streams (Riley,,

et al. NTRD-MSR-2018-000379, PNNL-27723; 2018)

Waste Storage

Digital Twins TECHNICAL PREPAREDNESS*

REGULATORY READINESS ASSESSMENT OF STANDARDS COMMUNICATION

& KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT**

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Current Future Traceable and Auditable Evaluation Methods AI Strategic Plan Development and Workforce Training Internal Challenges:

Automating Internal Agency Business Processes External Challenges:

Understanding Licensee and Applicant Use Regulatory Guidance Differentiating AI Usage for Reactor Design Versus Autonomous Control Develop an AI framework

Digital Instrumentation/Cybersecurity STPA Research Zero Trust Research Licensee Network Replica

Summary