The 1st GNSSN SC Meeting

2 April, 2012

Sang Yun KIMKorea Institute of Nuclear Safety

Korean Status of Safety Networks in the Regional and

Global Context

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1. Current Status of Safety Network Activities of Korea

2. Knowledge & Information Sharing Efforts 3. Concluding Remarks

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1. Current Status of Safety Network Activities of Korea

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Multilateral & Bilateral Cooperation Cooperation with IAEA and OECD/NEA Provided financial support for the IAEA activities Dispatched a number of Cost-Free Experts and regular

staff members Participating in the Committees, Subcommittees, Working

Groups, etc. Establishing partnerships with 18 organizations of 14

countries and 3 multinational organizations

Support for new entrant countries’ infrastructure development Developed the cyber IRISS (http://iriss.kins.re.kr) to

support new comer countries effectively and efficiently in a timely manner

Supporting training of regulatory staffs in Asian, Arabic and African regions through the International Nuclear Safety School of KINS

Global Contribution to Nuclear Safety

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Asian Nuclear Safety Network(ANSN, 13 countries)

Strengthening of Int’l Cooperation Arab Network of

Nuclear Regulators(ANNuR, 22 countries)

Forum of Nuclear Regulatory

Bodies in Africa(FNRBA, 33 countries)

Regulatory Cooperation with Jordan

Regulatory Cooperation with UAE

Education and Training for Egypt by ODA

Regulatory Capacity Building Through International Partnership

Global Contribution to Nuclear Safety

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ANSN (Asian Nuclear Safety Network)

Topical Groups (8+2)• Education and Training*• Emergency Preparedness and Response• Governmental and Regulatory Infrastructure *• Operational Safety of Nuclear Power Plants• Radioactive Waste Management• Safety Analysis* • Safety Management of Research Reactors• Siting *• Public Communication (new TG) • Management System for Regulatory Body (new TG)

* Coordinated by Korea

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ANSN TG Activities in 2011

Education and Training• 4 Regional Training Courses including OJT on the NPP

under construction• Workshop (WS) on the Establishment of E&T system for

New Entrant Country, etc. Governmental and Regulatory Infrastructure

• 3 WSs related to Regulatory Infrastructure and Public Communication

Safety Analysis• 2 WSs and Web-seminar related to LOCA analysis with

VISA/RELAP, etc. Siting

• WS on Volcanic, Seismic & Tsunami Hazard Assessment Related to NPP Siting Activities and Requirements

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Korean Action Plan in 2012

Development of Regional Capacity Building System in Asia

• GRI training• Self-assessment

Workshop• CNS Workshop

• Technical knowledge& regulatorypractices • Teaching skills• Understandingthe concepts

• Safety requirements, methodologies

and criteria in siting

• Technical guidance on concept of safety and design marginquantificationsof NPPS.

GRITG

CBCG& Other TGs

ETTG

SitingSafetyAnalysis

ANSN

• Workshop on Safety Analysis Practice and Exercise Using Computer Codes

• Workshop on Engineering Evaluation Practices & Exercise using Computer Codes

• CS Meeting on Development of Standards Exercise Cases

• Workshop on Safety Analysis Practice and Exercise Using Computer Codes

• Workshop on Engineering Evaluation Practices & Exercise using Computer Codes

• CS Meeting on Development of Standards Exercise Cases

• Workshop on Safety Analysis Practice and Exercise Using Computer Codes

• Workshop on Engineering Evaluation Practices & Exercise using Computer Codes

• CS Meeting on Development of Standards Exercise Cases

• Workshop on Site Evaluation and SafetyImprovement focusing on the Post-actions after Fukushima accident

• Workshop on Improvement of GRI in the MS through SA

• ANSN TG Conference on Lessons Learned from Fukushima Accident

• BPTC • Regulatory Control• Special OJT• SA for Pilot Peer

Review Mission on ET• Tailored course• Train the Trainers• CM for ET Review

Service• WS on National Policy

on HRD to embark NP• WS on Implementing

Actions for HRD within SSG-16

• WS on Public Communication

ANSN TG Activities

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Cooperation with ANNuR & FNRBA

KINS sponsored workshop for Arab Atomic Energy Authority in 2011.

• Period / Venue : 10 - 21 Oct. / KINS• Subject : The Fundamentals of NPPs & Safety Regulations• Participants : 25 people from AAEA member states (Egypt,

Oman, Yemen, Syria, Tunisia, Sudan, Kuwait, Morocco, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Mauritania, Libya)

Program in 2012• Course Title : “Safety & Regulation for NPPs, Research

Reactors and Radioactive Isotope” 2 weeks in Jul. (South Africa) and Nov.(KINS) for

FNRBA member states 2 weeks in May (Tunisia) and Sept.(KINS) for ANNuR In reference to the 2012 Work Programme for FNRBA

and ANNuR

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2. Knowledge & Information Sharing Efforts

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Knowledge & Information Sharing Structure

Tailored ProgramTailored Program

Networks for Capacity Building

Networks for Capacity Building

Proactive Support for Regulatory Infrastructure for the New Entrant Countries

Proactive Support for Regulatory Infrastructure for the New Entrant Countries

INSSINSS EBP ProgramEBP Program

Enhancing the Role of International Nuclear Safety School as a World Center for

Education and Training

Enhancing the Role of International Nuclear Safety School as a World Center for

Education and Training

Identifying the needs and

responding them through Regional

Nuclear Safety Networks

Identifying the needs and

responding them through Regional

Nuclear Safety Networks

Customized ToolCustomized Tool

IRISSIRISS

Developing

Korean Unique Tool

For New Entrant Countries

Developing

Korean Unique Tool

For New Entrant Countries

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Capacity Building Systems in Korea(1)

IRISS (Integrated Regulatory Infrastructure Support Service)• Advisory package to provide the guidance and consultation on the

establishment of a regulatory infrastructure and to build up the competency of a regulatory body Designed in compliance with the IAEA safety standards Developed with regulatory experiences using advanced IT-based techniques

IRISS (Integrated Regulatory Infrastructure Support Service)

IT-Based Tools

Review & Inspection Support

Education & Training

Integrated Regulatory Infrastructure Support ServiceThe Package for National Nuclear Safety Network

Roadmap & Implementation

IAEA Safety StandardsGlobal Nuclear Safety & Security Network

IAEA INSAG-22, Safety Standard Series SF-1, GS-R-1,3 & 4, DS-424, etc.

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Training Course in collaboration with IAEA Basic Professional Training Course, Regulatory Control of NPP Textbooks are open to public through INSS web-site

Tailored Professional Training Courses To provide flexible programs tailored to the stage of nuclear

power program of the specific countries

Special OJT Course for Regulatory Inspection of NPP under Construction

Individual training program To support the IAEA Technical Cooperation program or

implement bi-lateral cooperation agreements with other countries

KINS-KAIST Nuclear Safety Master’s Degree Program

International E&T Program

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Purpose To educate foreign students who grow to be nuclear safety experts To develop high level regulatory capabilities and competency Nuclear Academy Course + Safety Regulation Experiences

Number of Students and Scholarship Full scholarship will be awarded to 10~15 students for 1.5 years

Scholarship coverage Application fee, tuition, stipend, round-trip airfare, textbooks, etc.

Status 6 students (5 countries) graduated in December 2010 12 students (11 countries) started in Sep 2010 & studying at KINS 8 students (8 countries) started in Sep 2011 & studying at KAIST

KINS-KAIST Nuclear Safety Master Degree Program

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INSS Training Courses in 2011

Course 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Roadmap of Safety Analysis Capacity Building and WS on LOCA Analysis using

ViSA/RELAP

LOCA Experimental Data Modeling

On-line LOCA Code Reliability Analysis

IAEA Training Course on Regulatory Control of NPPs

Train the Trainers WS on Nuclear Safety

BPTC Course

Safety Training Tailored for Regulators

Special OJT Course on NPP Construction

KINS-KAIST Mater’s Degree Course

Waste Safety Practices and Establishing Regulators for Predisposal Management

April 18~22

Sep. 26~30

July 19~21

April 4~8

May 30~ June 10

June 13~ 28

Dec. 1~ 9

Oct. 24~ 28

June 4~ 8

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Capacity Building Systems in Korea(1) Capacity Building though ODA

3-year course for capacity building for Egypt NRRA Regulators through ODA (Official Development Assistance)

-1st year training in 2010 (Basic Course)-2nd year training in 2011 (Advanced Course)-3rd year training in 2012 (Professional Course)

• Concept for NPP safety design• Regulatory framework, licensing process, duty and

responsibility of regulatory body• Deterministic & probabilistic safety analysis • QA & documentation• NPP system (containment structure & auxiliary system) • Safety Analysis Report (SAR) and Safety Review Guide

(SRG)• Advanced course for each technical field

: Civil and structural evaluation, Mechanical and material evaluation, I&C and electrical evaluation, Radiation and waste management

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Sharing Knowledge with Member StatesGood Practices in IRRS 2011

“Korea strongly supports the global nuclear safety regime and international nuclear safety school provides a variety of training and educational opportunity for Member States.”

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3. Concluding Remarks

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Items of Korean CKB

It is necessary to further promote regional cooperation for the development of comprehensive safety infrastructure and capacity building activities in the post-Fukushima global nuclear safety framework.

It is required to pursue capacity building and infrastructure development initiatives in line with the IAEA Action Plan on Nuclear Safety.

KINS will strengthen the cooperation with partner countries and international organizations including IAEA to support emerging nuclear nations in an effective, efficient, and timely manner.

Concluding Remarks

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