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Rosatom Technical Academy” (Rosatom Tech) “Rosatom Technical Academy” (Rosatom Tech) Developments of Nuclear Technologies in Russia 3rd of Febuary 2020, STTN-BATAN Evgenii Varseev Assitant to vice-rector for international cooperation, Rosatom Tech © 2019 Rosatom Tech Self Introduction Eugeny Varseev Specialist in International training at Rosatom Tech since 2016 Education 2014-2016 – Master’s degree in “New-generation nuclear power technologies and advanced NFC” at National Research Nuclear University MEPhI, Moscow, Russia 2012-2016 – PhD student, Majoring in Development, operation and decommissioning of nuclear power facilities PhD dissertation title: «Masstransfer in circuits with liquid metal coolants», Institute for Physics and Power Engineering (IPPE), Obninsk, Russia 2006-2012 – Specialist degree (5.5 years) in “Nuclear reactors and power facilities” at Obninsk Institute for Nuclear Power Engineering (IATE NRNU MEPhI), Obninsk, Russia Work experience Since November 2019 – assistant to vice-rector o Rosatom Tech for int. cooperation 2016 - 2019 – Specialist of International Center at Rosatom Tech, Obninsk, Russia 2011 - 2016 – Research engineer at SSC RF - Institute for Physics and Power Engineering named after A.I. Leypunsky, Obninsk, Russia © Rosatom Tech 2 Rosatom in a Nut Shell • More than 260 000 people in 400 nuclear companies and R&D institutions - total number of employees • 80 000 people (30%) are employees under 35 years • 43 years old- average age of employees • More than 3 300 people employees with PhD and Doctor Degrees • 1800 graduates each year are recruited to the industry • 6 in Russia and 33 abroad - Nuclear reactor construction projects. • The world's only nuclear icebreaker fleet © Rosatom Tech 3 Rosatom in a Nut Shell • More than 260 000 people in 400 nuclear companies and R&D institutions - total number of employees • 80 000 people (30%) are employees under 35 years • 43 years old- average age of employees • More than 3 300 people employees with PhD and Doctor Degrees • 1800 graduates each year are recruited to the industry • 6 in Russia and 33 abroad - Nuclear reactor construction projects. • The world's only nuclear icebreaker fleet © Rosatom Tech 4 International Organizations participating in bilateral agreements with the Rosatom Tech 1 Institute of High Technologies (IHT) 03.06.2010 Vietnam Agency for Radiation and Nuclear Safety 2 29.06.2010 (VARANS) 3 German Energy Agency (dena) 16.03.2011 4 International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) 19.09.2011 5 Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) 16.04.2012 6 Technische Überwachungs-Verein TÜV SÜD 30.10.2013 Lahti Region Educational Consortium Joint Authority, 7 21.11.2013 Finland 8 Finedu Finland 11.06.2014 9 AnCordia, Finland 23.03.2015 National Nuclear Energy Agency of the Republic of 10 19.06.2015 Indonesia (BATAN) 11 Tecnatom, Spain 30.05.2016 12 Ankara Chamber of Industry, Turkey 08.03.2017 13 Bureau Veritas Services, France 20.06.2017 ©© RosatomRosatom TechTech 5 Rosatom Technical Academy Since 1967 Since August 2017 ROSATOM-CICE&T Rosatom Tech Rosatom Central Institute Rosatom Technical Academy for Continuing Education and Training Mission: We increase the professional competencies of workers in the global sphere of nuclear technology to meet the goals of sustainable development worldwide. Activity areas: . training and additional professional education of the specialists from ROSATOM and its organizations in the field of nuclear energy; . training and additional professional education of the specialists from ROSATOM and its organizations […]; . training and advanced professional education of nuclear infrastructure personnel, contractors’ personnel, operating personnel of NPP and other industrial facilities being built abroad; . selection, preparation and maintenance of the personnel qualification for operating organizations […]. © Rosatom Tech 6 Practical Arrangements with the IAEA 19.09.2011 Objectives: Rosenergoatom, CICE&T and IAEA came to a common opinion that improving the interaction between them requires cooperation in the following areas: • Exchange and distribution of information, including joint publications; • Mutual assistance in the organization of training courses for the development of human resources in the industry of From left to right countries embarking nuclear V.G. Asmolov, First Deputy General Director of power programmes; Rosenergoatom; • Organization A.V. Bychkov, Deputy Director General of the IAEA; joint missions to assess requests Yu.N. Seleznev, Rector of the ROSATOM-CICE&T. from recipient countries. © Rosatom Tech 7 Rosenergoatom Video © Rosatom Tech 8 Positioning of Rosatom Tech as a Training Provider to Support NI Development 2011 (55-th GC): Trilateral Practical Arrangements between IAEA, Rosenergoatom and Rosatom Central Institute for Continuing Education and Training (since 08.2017 Rosatom Technical Academy – Rosatom Tech) 2015: Portfolio of 19+2 bilingual training courses on Nuclear Infrastructure Issues (under contract with Rosenergoatom) 2017: Extra budgetary contribution of RF in TC Projects on Nuclear Infrastructure 2018: Model of Nuclear Industry- Recommendation on how to organize the system of nuclear industry (under contract with Rosenergoatom) 2018 (62-nd GC): Trilateral Practical Arrangements between IAEA, Rosatom Tech and Emergency Response Centre of Rosatom © Rosatom Tech 9 Positioning of Rosatom Tech as a Training Provider to Support NI Development 2011 (55-th GC): Trilateral Practical Arrangements between IAEA, Rosenergoatom and Rosatom Central Institute for Continuing Education and Training (since 08.2017 Rosatom Technical Academy – Rosatom Tech) 2015: Portfolio of 19+2 bilingual training courses on Nuclear Infrastructure Issues (under contract with Rosenergoatom) 2017: Extra budgetary contribution of RF in TC Projects on Nuclear Infrastructure 2018: Model of Nuclear Industry- Recommendation on how to organize the system of nuclear industry (under contract with Rosenergoatom) 2018 (62-nd GC): Trilateral Practical Arrangements between IAEA, Rosatom Tech and Emergency Response Centre of Rosatom © Rosatom Tech 10 Public Acceptance of Nuclear (1/3) 11 Public Acceptance of Nuclear (2/3) 12 Public Acceptance of Nuclear (3/3) 13 Internationalization of VVER Technology “Russia unrivaled in nuclear power plant exports” https://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2017/07/27/commentary/world-commentary/russia-unrivaled-nuclear-power-plant-exports/#.Wlw5kKhl_IU http://www.bulatom-bg.org/files/conferences/Varna2017/pdf/Plennary/10-00_Titov_Varna_Jun07_rev5.pdf © Rosatom Tech 14 Internationalization of VVER Technology • "Russia is the world leader in the export of nuclear reactors ... “ • As of late 2017, ROSATOM’s order portfolio amounted to 133 bln. US dollars for a 10-year perspective http://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/current-and-future-generation/nuclear-power-in-the-world-today.aspx 1 © Rosatom Tech 5 Sharing Nuclear Technology with the World № Country Nuclear Technology Product 1 Bangladesh 2 Byelorussia 3 Egypt 4 Indonesia 5 Jordan Nuclear Power Plant 6 Turkey 7 Brazil 8 Argentina 9 Algeria 10 Congo 11 Bolivia 12 Vietnam 13 Ghana Center for Nuclear Science and 14 Zambia Technology 15 Paraguay 16 Nigeria 17 Tunisia 18 Laos 19 Kenya 20 Chile 21 Morocco 22 Saudi Arabia 23 Philippines 24 South Africa ©© RosatomROSATOM Tech-CICE&T 16 Generation III+ Reactors and CNST Generation III+ reactor designs are an evolutionary development of Gen III reactors, offering significant improvements in safety. Gen 3+ NPP design safety systems are based on a combination of active and passive safety systems. http://www.amacad.org/pdfs/nuclearreactors.pdf http://rosatom.co.za/about-us/vver-technology/ ©© RosatomRosatom TechTech 17 2020 Courses on Radiation Technologies for University Faculty Members Planned RT courses for 2020: 1. Research Reactors and Cyclotrons. Application, Infrastructure, Educational Programmes (Tomsk, Russia) 2. Multipurpose Irradiation Centre as a Component in Centre of Nuclear Science and Technologies (Ekaterinburg, Russia) 3. Medical Application of Nuclear Technologies and Corresponding Educational Programmes (Obninsk, Russia) 4. 2nd International School on Radiochemistry: Radioactive Waste Management (Moscow, Russia) To apply for a course email to Mr. Ilia FILIPEV (Rosatom Technical Academy) [email protected] http://www.admobninsk.ru/obninsk/gorod/Eng/ https://protonnayaterapiya.ru/protonnaya-terapiya-v-obninske/ http://rakanet.ru/onkocentry/obninsk-gamma-clinic/ http://www.karpovipc.ru/index.php/katalogrfp © Rosatom Tech 18 Generation III+ Reactors The focus on safety and reliability! Generation III+ reactor designs are an evolutionary development of Gen III reactors, offering significant improvements in safety. Gen 3+ NPP design safety systems are based on a combination of active and passive safety systems. http://www.amacad.org/pdfs/nuclearreactors.pdf http://rosatom.co.za/about-us/vver-technology/ The first world reactor of the Generation III+ Unit 1 of the Novovoronezh II NPP http://www.world-nuclear-news.org/NN- Russia-connects-Novovoronezh-6-to-grid- 05081601.html ©© RosatomROSATOM Tech-CICE&T 19 Advances in Domestic Nuclear Power Generation: Generation III+ Reactors © Rosatom Tech 20 Layout of NPP with VVER 21 ROSATOM Offers Complete Solution from Uranium Supply to NPP Construction Operation and Decommissioning Key Activities of ROSATOM* Rosatom Global Operations Fuel fabrication №1 in key segments Mining Research and development TVEL Science &Innovation ARMZ in uraniumenrichment Conversion and enrichment
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