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Title: Global Nuclear Energy Partnership [GNEP]


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Global Nuclear Energy Partnership GNEP
  • Brief history of nuclear power
  • GEN IV reactors
  • Nuclear fuel cycles
  • GNEP concept
  • Activities at UIUC

2
History of Nuclear Power
3
  • Nuclear Power 2010 Program
  • Joint government/industry cost-shared effort.
  • Identify sites for new nuclear power plants.
  • Develop and bring to market advanced
  • nuclear plant technologies.
  • Evaluate the business case for building
  • new nuclear power plants.
  • Demonstrate untested regulatory and licensing
  • processes.

GEN III
GEN III
From the NRC
4
GEN IV Roadmap
From DOE via Wikipedia
5
GEN IV Reactor Concepts
From DOE via Wikipedia
FAST
THERMAL
6
Nuclear Fuel Cycle
UOX MOX
UF6
LEU
U3O8
The Future of Nuclear Power, MIT
7
Open Once-through cycle
Major actinides U, Pu Minor actinides Np, Am,
Cm, Bk, Cf
The Future of Nuclear Power, MIT
8
Closed One recycle of Pu w/thermal only
Proliferation Concerns
The Future of Nuclear Power, MIT
9
Closed Recycling with thermal and fast reactors
The Future of Nuclear Power, MIT
10
Closed recycle with breeder reactor
Duderstadt and Hamilton
11
Effect of closing the fuel cycle
NEA News 2002, no. 20.2
12
Integrated Approach
Global Partners
DOE
US Industry
2010 Program
NERI
GNEP
AFCI
NHI
GEN IV
13
The GNEP Concept
GNEP Technical Development Plan, 2007
14
Original China, France, Japan, Russia, United
States. New Australia, Bulgaria, Ghana, Hungary,
Jordan, ROK Kazakhstan, Lithuania, Poland,
Romania, Slovenia, Ukraine
Global Partnership
P. Lisowski, 2007
15
Closing the fuel cycle with fast reactors
P. Lisowski, 2007
16
Effect of closing the fuel cycleresource
conservation
DOE Nuclear Energy Research Advisory Committee,
2002
17
Effect of closing the fuel cycle
NEA News 2002, no. 20.2
18
Effect of closing the fuel cycleactinide burning
Cm-245
long-lived
19
Reduction in repository holding times
P. Lisowski, 2007
20
Activities at UIUC
  • DOE-funded study of UO2 thin-film matrix
    w/actinide surrogates.
  • DOE-funded study of CeO2, UO2, and CeUO2 fuel
    types.
  • DOE-funded materials testing for very high
    temperature gas-cooled reactors.
  • DOE-funded fast converter reactor analysis
    laboratory.
  • DOE-funded project to determine worldwide spent
    fuel estimates.
  • DOE-funded project to couple CINDER (burn-up) to
    CHAD (fluid dynamics).

21
Radioisotope contribution to spent
fuel radiotoxicity
The Future of Nuclear Power, MIT
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