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NUCLEAR RESEARCH AT INP-ALMATY: Science, Technology, Safety, Security, Cooperation 9 th APCTP-BLTP JINR Joint Workshop at Kazakhstan Almaty, June 27 July 4, 2015 Petr Chakrov Institute of Nuclear Physics Almaty, Kazakhstan

INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS in nuclear research infrastructure of Kazakhstan 2015 Ministry of Energy Republican State Enterprises J S C Institute of Nuclear Physics National Nuclear Center Institute of Geophysical Research Nuclear Technology Park WWR-K reactor Critical Assembly IGR reactor IVG 1.M reactor Almaty Kurchatov, East Kazakhstan Region

INSTITUTE OF NUCLEAR PHYSICS (INP) Established in 1957 Staff: 650, including 70+ doctors and candidates of science MAIN SITE: Alatau, 20 km far from Almaty BRANCHES: Astana Aksay Azgir AKSAY ASTANA AZGIR ALMATY

INP BASIC FACILITIES Research Reactor WWR-K Critical Assembly Cyclotron U-150M Linear Tandem Accelerator UKP-2-1 Heavy Ion Cyclotron DC-60 Electron Accelerator ELV-4 Under construction: cyclotron Cyclone-30

INP ACTIVITIES Basic research Applied research Technology development Designing Production and Services

PRIMARY R&D AREAS: Nuclear Physics Radiation Physics of Solids 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Radioecology, Analytical Techniques In Kazakhstan, INP stably keeps high rank in scientific publications (the only research institute in top-5) Radiochemistry, Radiopharmaceutics Accelerator Technologies Reactor Investigations

Nuclear Physics Investigations of nuclear reactions mechanisms and structure of light and mean nuclei in range of low and mean energies Investigations of exchange reactions and radiative capture for astrophysical applications and thermonuclear fusion Investigations of inclusive cross-sections of nuclear reactions, related to development of accelerator-driven nuclear systems (ADS) Investigation of trans-uranium elements fission

Solid state physics Radiation physics of solids, computer simulation of radiation effects Radiation material science Ion beam modification of materials Ion-plasma synthesis of exotic alloys, superconductors, semiconductors Proton-conducting oxides Hyperfine interactions in investigations of surface layers

Reactor investigations Physics of nuclear reactors Nuclear safety Irradiation testing of nuclear materials and components Reactor technology for medicine and industry T/C Conventional LVDT Improved LVDT SPND Heater

International research projects at WWR-K reactor High-birnup irradiation test of lithium ceramics for fusion reactor blanket Irradiation tests of differential transformers for fission products pressure gages Comparative irradiation tests of various grades beryllium High-burnup tests of HTGR fuel Irradiation tests of oxidation-resistant graphite Comparative study of radiation resistance of US and Russian stainless steels Comparative testing of technologies for medical radioisotopes production developed in Kazakhstan and Japan Development of technology for neutron transmutation doping of silicon

Radioecology Complex radiological investigation of contaminated territories, establishment of radiological monitoring systems 456 nuclear explosions at Semipalatinsk testing site 32 nuclear explosions at other sites (including 23 at sites currently controlled by INP) BN-350 fast breeder reactor (under decommissioning) 5 research reactors and critical assemblies, 4 operating, 2 in INP Uranium mining and processing Natural radionuclides from extraction of petroleum Radiation and hydrochemical monitoring of the transbondary rivers INP operates the largest and most capable radionuclide analysis laboratory in the region Development and application of technologies for cleanup of contaminated territories and equipment

Ensuring of radiation safety of Lira facilities at Karachaganak oil-gas-condensate field in West Kazakhstan * 6 large cavities created in 1980s by nuclear explosions at a depth of ~1000 m * under INP supervision since 1998 (Aksay branch) КНГКМ investigations and permanent monitoring radiation safety control equipment maintenance decommissioning planning

TECHNOLOGIES FOR INDUSTRY AND MEDICINE Radioisotopes production and application Radiation processing and radiation sterilization Nuclear-physical methods of analysis

RADIOISOTOPE PRODUCTS FOR INDUSTRY SEALED GAMMA-SOURCES 192 Ir, 124 Sb, 60 Co, 204 Tl, 109 Cd industrial radiography (NDT) control of technological processes (nuclear gages) instruments calibration ISOTOPE MARKERS 60 Co depth marking during wells logging BULK-SOLUTIONS 57 Co, 109 Cd export

RADIOISOTOPE PRODUCTS FOR MEDICINE FOR DIAGNOSTICS - Radiopharmaceuticals with 201 Tl, 99m Tc, 131 I, 67 Ga - Portable 99m Тс generator - Diagnostic kits (under trials) - 68 Ge (under development) FOR THERAPY Radiopharmaceuticals with 131 I, 153 Sm, 177 Lu (pre-clinical and clinical trials) RADIOISOTOPE TRACERS Solutions 85 Sr, 134 Cs, 60 Co, 131 I for ecological and biomedical investigations

SUPPORT OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE DEVELOPMENT IN KAZAKHSTAN Supply of radiopharmaceuticals Engineering support for establishment of nuclear medicine centers Designing Equipment installation Commissioning Maintenance of cyclotrons and radiochemical equipment Import, transportation and storage of radioactive sources Disposal of radioactive waste Staff training and certification in radiation safety

ESTABLISHMENT OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND BIOPHYSICS CENTER in the Institute of Nuclear Physics New radiopharmaceutical production facility (cyclotron, clean rooms, hot cells) Radiation sterilization facility INP, to be completed in 2015 Clinical complex Ministry of Health Production of radioisotope products for medicine Development and testing of new radiopharmaceuticals Radionuclide diagnostics Radionuclide therapy Staff training

RADIATION TECHNOLOGIES Radiation sterilization - syringes, bandages, cotton wool, disposable clothing, tissue, catheters, gloves, vials Polymerization, radiation cross-linking - hydrogel dressings for medicine Ion- track membranes

ION-TRACK MEMBRANES Astana branch of INP DC-60 HEAVY ION CYCLOTRON, designed and manufactured in JINR, installed in 2006 Irradiation of polymer film by accelerated heavy ions with specified parameters, export sales Development of purpose-designed membrane filters (water cleanup, medicine, microbiology) Production of nano-sized metal structures using the track membranes Growing market Innovative products New wide area for R&D

Minimization of highly enriched uranium at INP WWR-K reactor Repatriation of spent HEU reactor fuel to Russian Federation Down blending of fresh HEU materials to LEU Conversion of the research reactor and critical assembly from HEU to LEU fuel Development of non-heu radioisotope production

HEU minimization activities at WWR-K Repatriation of spent HEU reactor fuel Phase 1: 2008 2009 Phase 2: 2014 Phase 3: 2017

HEU minimization activities at WWR-K Down blending of bulk HEU to LEU Shipment of HEU material from INP to Ulba plant (East Kazakhstan) Down blending at Ulba plant, LEU return to INP

HEU minimization activities at WWR-K WWR-K reactor conversion to LEU fuel 1-4 2-7 U-235 36% 2-1 1-1 2-2 1-2 2-3 3-3 1-3 2-4 АР 2-6 2-5 3-7 3-6 3-5 4-7 1К О 4-5 5-7 3-8 4-8 3А З 4-9 5-9 6-8 5-10 6-9 7-10 U-235 19.7% 3-2 4-4 5-6 6-7 7-9 3-1 1К О 5-5 6-6 2К О 8-9 4-2 5-4 6-5 7-7 8-8 4-1 5-3 6-4 7-6 8-7 9-8 5-2 2К О 7-5 8-6 9-7 5-1 6-2 7-4 8-5 9-6 10-7 6-1 1А З 8-4 3K O 10-6 7-2 3К О 2А З 10-5 7-1 8-2 9-3 10-4 11-4 8-1 9-2 10-3 11-3 9-1 10-2 11-2 10-1 11-1 5-tube fuel assemblies UAl 4 Al Water reflector 1 10 14 n/(cm 2 s) 8-tube fuel assemblies UO 2 Al Beryllium reflector 2 10 14 n/(cm 2 s)

HEU minimization activities at WWR-K WWR-K reactor conversion to LEU fuel Irradiation trial of 3 LEU lead test assemblies in WWR-K reactor was performed in 2011-2013, post-irradiation examinations in 2014 Modification of reactor systems will start in August, 2015 Conversion is to be completed early in 2016 The same LEU fuel is used for conversion of the Critical Assembly at INP

Development of non-heu 99 Mo/ 99m Tc production Natural Mo (n,γ) 99 Мо 1,1 Ci/g No processing of irradiated Uranium Central Gel -generator since 2001 Portable Gel -generator since 2011 (1 Ci/generator at the end of production) Proven pharmaceutical quality New generator production GMP facility to be completed in 2015 2001 2011 2015

Establishment of Nuclear Security Training Center at INP to train personnel of nuclear organizations and state authorities in Physical protection of nuclear facilities and nuclear materials Control and accounting of nuclear materials Counter nuclear smuggling 2015 status: Detailed architectural/engineering design is under state review Development of training curriculum Pilot courses already started

INP international collaboration R&D: Basic nuclear physics Material science Radioecology Radioisotopes Ion-track membranes HEU minimization, conversion to LEU Nuclear Security Education and Training Research institutions in CIS, Europe and Japan US national laboratories and universities International Atomic Energy Agency Joint Institute of Nuclear Research (Dubna) International Science and Technology Center Forum for Nuclear Cooperation in Asia APCTP!

Thanks for your attention and have a great week in Almaty!