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{{#Wiki_filter:Accident Tolerant Fuel Readiness Regulatory Information Conference Session W11 March 9, 2022 PANELISTS: | {{#Wiki_filter:Accident Tolerant Fuel Readiness Regulatory Information Conference Session W11 March 9, 2022 We make SAFE use of nuclear technology POSSIBLE. | ||
JOE DONOGHUE, U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION SCOT GREENLEE, CONSTELLATION ENERGY GENERATION, LLC RICHARD AUGI, GENERAL ELECTRIC GLOBAL NUCLEAR FUEL ANDREW GRIFFITH, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY DR. TATIANA IVANOVA, NUCLEAR ENERGY AGENCY | PANELISTS: | ||
JOE DONOGHUE, U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION SCOT GREENLEE, CONSTELLATION ENERGY GENERATION, LLC RICHARD AUGI, GENERAL ELECTRIC GLOBAL NUCLEAR FUEL ANDREW GRIFFITH, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY DR. TATIANA IVANOVA, NUCLEAR ENERGY AGENCY | |||
What Is Accident Tolerant Fuel (ATF)? | What Is Accident Tolerant Fuel (ATF)? | ||
Improves performance during normal operation, anticipated operational occurrences, and loss of coolant and other accidents Reduces the cost of electricity over the lifetime of operating reactors | 2 Improves performance during normal operation, anticipated operational occurrences, and loss of coolant and other accidents Reduces the cost of electricity over the lifetime of operating reactors | ||
ATF Project Plan Industry Development of technical bases Licensing activities Data and technical information sharing | 3 ATF Project Plan Industry NRC Development of technical bases Licensing activities Data and technical information sharing Phenomena identification and ranking exercise Staff education Potential changes to regulatory infrastructure Code development Licensing review Continued communication and engagement throughout | ||
Recent NRC Accomplishments SECY-21-0109: Rulemaking | Recent NRC Accomplishments 4 | ||
Scheduling Expectations | SECY-21-0109: Rulemaking Plan on Use of Increased Enrichment of Conventional and Accident Tolerant Fuel Designs for Light-Water Reactors ATF Project Plan, Version 1.2 Research Information Letter 2021-13, Interpretation of Research on Fuel Fragmentation, Relocation, and Dispersal at High Burnup Communication to industry: | ||
Scheduling Expectations Regarding the Licensing of Accident Tolerant, Increased Enrichment, and Higher Burnup Fuels Numerous workshops and stakeholder engagement throughout the last year | |||
Additional ATF Information | Additional ATF Information 5 | ||
==Contact:== | ==Contact:== | ||
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==References:== | ==References:== | ||
SECY-21-0109, Rulemaking Plan on Use of Increased Enrichment of Conventional and Accident Tolerant Fuel Designs for Light-Water Reactors: ADAMS Package Accession No. ML21232A232 ATF Project Plan, Version 1.2: ADAMS Package Accession No. ML21243A296 Research Information Letter 2021-13, Interpretation of Research on Fuel Fragmentation, Relocation, and Dispersal at High Burnup: ADAMS Accession No. ML21313A145 Communication to Industry, Scheduling Expectations Regarding the Licensing of Accident Tolerant, Increased Enrichment, and Higher Burnup Fuels: ADAMS Accession No. ML22003A168}} | |||
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Accident Tolerant Fuel Readiness Regulatory Information Conference Session W11 March 9, 2022 We make SAFE use of nuclear technology POSSIBLE.
PANELISTS:
JOE DONOGHUE, U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION SCOT GREENLEE, CONSTELLATION ENERGY GENERATION, LLC RICHARD AUGI, GENERAL ELECTRIC GLOBAL NUCLEAR FUEL ANDREW GRIFFITH, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY DR. TATIANA IVANOVA, NUCLEAR ENERGY AGENCY
What Is Accident Tolerant Fuel (ATF)?
2 Improves performance during normal operation, anticipated operational occurrences, and loss of coolant and other accidents Reduces the cost of electricity over the lifetime of operating reactors
3 ATF Project Plan Industry NRC Development of technical bases Licensing activities Data and technical information sharing Phenomena identification and ranking exercise Staff education Potential changes to regulatory infrastructure Code development Licensing review Continued communication and engagement throughout
Recent NRC Accomplishments 4
SECY-21-0109: Rulemaking Plan on Use of Increased Enrichment of Conventional and Accident Tolerant Fuel Designs for Light-Water Reactors ATF Project Plan, Version 1.2 Research Information Letter 2021-13, Interpretation of Research on Fuel Fragmentation, Relocation, and Dispersal at High Burnup Communication to industry:
Scheduling Expectations Regarding the Licensing of Accident Tolerant, Increased Enrichment, and Higher Burnup Fuels Numerous workshops and stakeholder engagement throughout the last year
Additional ATF Information 5
Contact:
Accident_Tolerant_Fuel@nrc.gov Web Site: www.nrc.gov/reactors/atf.html Additional
References:
SECY-21-0109, Rulemaking Plan on Use of Increased Enrichment of Conventional and Accident Tolerant Fuel Designs for Light-Water Reactors: ADAMS Package Accession No. ML21232A232 ATF Project Plan, Version 1.2: ADAMS Package Accession No. ML21243A296 Research Information Letter 2021-13, Interpretation of Research on Fuel Fragmentation, Relocation, and Dispersal at High Burnup: ADAMS Accession No. ML21313A145 Communication to Industry, Scheduling Expectations Regarding the Licensing of Accident Tolerant, Increased Enrichment, and Higher Burnup Fuels: ADAMS Accession No. ML22003A168