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| ML23324A232 | |
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| Issue date: | 10/24/2023 |
| From: | Eric Focht NRC/RES/DE |
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| Eric Focht 301-415-2094 | |
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| Download: ML23324A232 (6) | |
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1 2023 NRC WORKSHOP ON ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR APPLICATIONS
- WORKSHOP OVERVIEW -
Eric Focht (eric.focht@nrc.gov)
U.S. NRC Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research The views expressed by the author do not necessarily Division of Engineering - Materials Engineering Branch reflect those of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
2 OUTLINE
- Public Workshop
- Overview and approach
- Summary of sessions
- Organization and logistics
3 WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
- Location/Dates:
- NRC HQ in the TWFN Auditorium and online using Teams.
- October 24-26, 2023, 8 am to ~5 pm
- Motivation - Be Ready
- Potential interest in implementing advanced manufacturing technologies (AMTs) for nuclear applications such as replacement components in operating nuclear power plants and in initial construction of small modular and advanced reactors.
- The efficient and effective introduction of components produced by AMTs in nuclear applications depends on a shared understanding of technical and regulatory challenges, success paths, and future opportunities.
- Objectives are to update the staff and stakeholders on:
- Practical experience and plans for implementing AMT components/technology
- AMT process/part qualification and certification approaches, including the incorporation of modeling and simulation, and rapid qualification
- The latest developments in codes and standards pertaining to AMT adoption
4 WORKSHOP SESSIONS
- Session 1- Implementation of AMTs in Nuclear and Non-Nuclear Applications
- Objectives: Provide information on experience using AMT components for nuclear and non-nuclear applications.
- Session 2 - Qualification and Certification (Q&C)
- Objectives: Share approaches developed, or under consideration, to qualify AMT materials and components made using AMTs for applications involving component manufacturing and surface treatments.
- Session 3 - Performance Characteristics
- Objectives: Provide information related to the performance of AMT materials and components including approaches to developing data for qualification
- Session 4 - Codes and Standards
- Objectives: Provide updates on the latest codes and standards (C&S) related to the use of AMTs.
5 WORKSHOP APPROACH
- Goal is to have an interactive workshop with multiple opportunities for dialogue
- Presentations:
- See agenda for durations
- Q&A after each presentation (~5 min)
- Two discussion sessions each day (~20 min)
- Q&A following presentations:
- Questions will be taken from the auditorium first, then online questions will be addressed
- In-person attendees please use microphones to ask questions
- Online attendees please place questions in the chat window during the presentation and we will address as many as possible in the allotted time
- If you would like to ask your question verbally, please use the Raise Hand feature in Teams.
6 NRC GUEST WI-FI