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MYRRHA within the EURATOM roadmap

MYRRHA within the EURATOM roadmap. Roger GARBIL Acting Head of Unit DG Research and Innovation Euratom Fission European Commission Roger.Garbil@ec.europa.eu. MYRRHA Accelerator 1st International design review, SCK-CEN (Brussels, BE), 12-13/11/2012. Euratom Fission challenges.

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MYRRHA within the EURATOM roadmap

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  1. MYRRHA within the EURATOM roadmap Roger GARBIL Acting Head of Unit DG Research and Innovation Euratom FissionEuropean Commission Roger.Garbil@ec.europa.eu MYRRHA Accelerator 1st International design review, SCK-CEN (Brussels, BE), 12-13/11/2012

  2. Euratom Fission challenges • Safe and harmonised management of radioactive waste • Enhanced safety of design and operation of existing and future reactors • Lift uncertainty about health risks after low radiation dose due to industrial and medical applications • Ensure transfer of knowledge to future generation in the field • Integration of European research programming and implementation • Challenges need to be addressed worldwide

  3. Euratom Fission objectives Research & Innovation indirect actions • support safe operation of nuclear systems • contribute to efficient solutions for the management of ultimate waste • Support development and maintain nuclear competences • foster radiation protection • ensure availability of research infrastructures

  4. MYRRHA Strongly embedded in Euratom FP

  5. SETPLAN from 2007 EU/EURATOM WP Implementation 1/01/2014 H2020 ETPs from 2003 YEARLY CALLS 01/01/2007 Call 20132.2.1: ESNII Preparatory phase4.1.1: MYRRHA as a pan-European and world level facility Towards Joint Programming in Research Working together to tackle common challenges more effectively • Geological disposal • Reactor systems • Safety & competitiveness of nuclear installation • Advanced nuclear systems for increased sustainability • Advanced systems for non-electrical uses • Radiation protection • Research infrastructures • Training and mobility • Cross-cutting and INCO Grand Total: ~55 M€/y RTD Fission

  6. EURATOM H2020 Budget • Excellent science • Industrial leadership • Societal challenges DG-RTDindirect actions Fusion JRCdirect actions Nuclear-related activities DG-RTDindirect actions Fission & Radiation Protection 41% 39% 20% €355 M €725 M €709 M €2573 M ITER 17% 75% 8% Euratom H2020 (2014-18) = €4352 M … having ITER Construction = €2573 M outside MFF for now

  7. Euratom fission budget remains modest ... 1% 20% * 9% * • R&D investments in priority technologies of the SETPLAN, COM(2009)519 * incl.JRC

  8. From a project-related logic to a programme-related logic National actions and programmes EC programme Scientific communities EC supporting actions

  9. MYRRHA part of … SETPLAN and ESNII 2008 2012 2020 ASTRID Prototype (SFR) Reference technology SFR MYRRHA ETPP European demonstration reactor (LFR) LFR Alternative technology GFR Supporting infrastructures, research facilities ALLEGRO Experimental reactor (GFR) MYRRHA Fast spectrum irradiation facility

  10. MYYRHA for Europe and future nuclear energy ESFRI European Strategic Forum for Research Infrastructure Knowledge Economy Energy Independence SET Plan European Strategic Energy Plan

  11. MYRRHA International reviews 2001: International Strategic Guidance Committee 2002: International Technical Guidance Committee 2003: Review by Russian Lead Reactor Technology Experts (ISTC#2552p project) 2005: Conclusions of the European Commission FP5 Project PDS-XADS (2001-2004) 2006: European Commission FP6 Project EUROTRANS (2005-2009): Conclusions of Review and Justification of the main options of XT-ADS starting from MYRRHA 2007: International Assessment Meeting of the Advanced Nuclear Systems Institute 2008: European Commission FP7 Project Central Design Team (CDT) at Mol for MYRRHA detailed design 2009:MIRT of OECD/NEA on request of Belgian Government 2012: MYRRHA accelerator under MAX project

  12. MYRRHA Multipurpose Facility Fuel research Φtot = 0.5 to 1.1015 n/cm².s F = 1 to 5.1014 n/cm².s (ppm He/dpa ~ 10) in medium-large volumes Material research FFast = 1 to 5.1014 n/cm².s (En>1 MeV) in large volumes Fusion Fission GEN IV Multipurpose hYbrid Research Reactor for High-tech Applications High energy LINAC 600 MeV – 1 GeV Long irradiation time 50 to 100 MWth FFast = ~1015 n/cm².s (En>0.75 MeV) Fundamental research Waste Fth = 0.1 to 1.1014 n/cm².s (En<0.4 eV) Fth = 0.5 to 2.1015 n/cm².s (En<0.4 eV) Radio- isotopes Silicon doping

  13. Time horizon: full operation ~ 2023 • Costs: ~ EUR 960 million MYRRHA: EXPERIMENTAL ACCELERATOR DRIVEN SYSTEM A pan-European, innovative and unique facility

  14. Many thinks....

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