A Green CEPC using the power of nuclear waste Zhenchao Liu, Jie Gao IHEP, 2014.10.9.

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A Green CEPC using the power of nuclear waste Zhenchao Liu, Jie Gao IHEP,

Contents Introduction on CEPC Energy problem in China ADS Project Green CEPC in the future Summary

CEPC and IHEP CEPC: the development in energy frontier of particle physics. – The next step for BEPC and BEPCII. – Research on the Higgs particle of standard model. CEPC: will be a huge machine that ever built in china in fundamental research – Non profit – High construction cost(much more than BEPC) – High operation cost – Huge energy consuming (several hundreds MW)

Accelerator studies in China, Qing Qin

High power consuming Synchrotron radiation: – One beam 50MW, two beams 100MW Total: ~300MW – including power source, cryogenic system (LHe,LN 2 ) and so on. Compare with LHC and ILC – CERN at peak 180MW, ~140MW average (24/7), one year 1.2TWh, 50-60M€/year(40-50 €/MWh) – ILC: 300MW for 500GeV and 500MW for 1TeV, 160M€/year for 500GeV (135 €/MWh) Denis Perret-Gallix, LCWS, Tokyo Univ. Nov. 2013

Energy problem in China China population is >1.3billion, average energy consumption per person is <1/2 of the world level, <1/10 of the developed country’s level. Fast development of economy at annual rate of 7- 10% has been kept for >20 years. China has been the 2 nd largest energy producing and consumption country Yican Wu, ICENES talk

Energy problem in China Population will be 1.5 billion at 2050, conservatively predicted capacity of electricity will be 1200~1500GWe China will probably be the 1 st largest CO 2 producer at 2025 Renewable / sustainable energy, Nuclear Energy Serious pollution &Energy shortage

Renewable Energy in China biomass wind solar hydropower geothermal

All kinds of electric capacity in China by the end of 2012, Installed power generation capacity MW, hydropower MW, thermal power MW(71.5%), nuclear power 12570MW, wind 60830MW, solar power3280MW. by the end of Aug. 2013,wind 68450MW,solar 8980MW, nuclear power 14780MW,biomass energy 8000MW. (8.5% of total) 来源:全国人大常委会执法检查组在关于检查 《中华人民共和国可再生能源法》 实施情况报告

2015 forecast for renewable energy hydropower MW, wind MW, nuclear 40000MW, solar 35000MW, biomass 13000MW. ~32% of the total electricity power

Investment on renewable energy in 2013 China 56 billion U.S. dollar, for the first time more than Europe Europe 48 billion U.S. dollar USA 36 billion U.S. dollar India 6 billion U.S. dollar Brazil 3 billion U.S. dollar

Nuclear Power Electric energy production: 14780MW(2013.8) 1.23% of total electric energy production (~ MW)

Yican Wu, ICENES talk

Number of reactors in operation Data from IAEA/PRIS 21

Number of reactors under construction Data from IAEA/PRIS 27

Current Plan on Fission 2020: 58GW (in operation, 4% of total electricity capacity)+30GWe (under construction, ~2%) ~7 new units to be constructed per year from now to 2020 ~2050: 240GW Yican Wu, ICENES talk

Nuclear waste 1000MW nuclear power plant: – 10s of tons nuclear waste per year – After processing, it becomes 4m 3 high radiation nuclear waste, 20m 3 medium radiation nuclear waste, 140m 3 low radiation nuclear waste, 200m 3 non-radiation nuclear waste. 150 tons of high radiation nuclear waste per year in China (2008 data) – 3200 tons per year in 2030 中国核废料处置库

ADS program Nuclear waste is a bottle neck for nuclear power development in China ADS has been recognized as a good option for nuclear waste transmutation. ADS has been supported by CAS as a long-term program. Many accelerator technologies have been developed by the ADS R&D, such as SC technology, RF power source, SC magnet… ADS can provide electric power to the society as a nuclear plant. The fuel can be nuclear waste or thorium (Th-232) since it is three times as abundant in the earth‘s crust as uranium.

Principle of ADS

ADS program Launched in 2011 and plan to construct demonstration ADS transmutation system ~2030s through three stages

China-ADS Roadmap

Technology shared by CEPC and ADS Shared Tech.CEPCADS Superconducting technology  RF system  Power source  Cryogenic system  SC Magnet  Vacuum 

SC Technology

Power Source

Cryogenic system Superconducting cavity cryomodule 2K cryogenic LHe system 12 meters long cryomodule for Euro-XFEL2K helium system

300MW CEPC Share tech. 1000MW Smart grid Power plant based on ADS Nuclear waste Green CEPC in the future society

Summary CEPC is a large machine and need huge power of 300MW, ~ 2 times of LHC China is developing nuclear power, but the bottle neck of nuclear power development is the nuclear waste, ADS can safely solve this problem and provide electric power. ADS is under development by CAS. CEPC and ADS based on a lot of same technology, such as superconducting technology and so on. The CEPC construction can be motivated by the ADS technology improvement.

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