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About NSC


 

The Nuclear and Radiation Safety Center (NSC) is the  public organization affiliated to the National Nuclear Safety Administration (NNSA). Since its establishment in 1989, as the sole official TSO, the NSC has been providing technical support to the safety review on nuclear facilities throughout their full life cycle. Over the past years, the NSC has played a key role in supporting NNSA to ensure the nuclear and radiation safety in China. In order to adapt to the changing landscape, the NSC has been maintaining sufficient human, technical, organizational and financial resources in a dynamic manner. 

With the successive operation of facilities such as the Nuclear and Radiation Emergency Command Center, the HPR-1000 simulator, the Big Data Center, the Key Lab of Simulation Analysis and Verification, the Thermal Hydraulics Lab, the Lab for Verification of Nuclear Materials Corrosion and Protection Performance, the Lab for Risk Management and the Lab for Environmental Radiation Monitoring, the NSC has grown into the backbone of technical support to China's nuclear safety regulation and high-quality development of the nuclear industry by innovating the regulatory approaches through risk-informed regulation and software verification.Besides serving as the TSO, the NSC is also the premises for National R&D Center for Nuclear and Radiation Safety Regulatory Technology, NNSA Center for Nuclear Accident Emergency Technical Support, Secretariat of National Expert Committee for Nuclear Safety, IAEA Collaborating Center for Nuclear and Radiation Safety, and China-Pakistan Nuclear Safety Cooperation Center.  

As China is now experiencing a rapid growth of nuclear power in terms of scale and technology, the NSC will enhance its competence to continue to provide potent support to the regulator while resolving the emerging nuclear safety-related issues.  

Looking forward, the NSC plans to build itself as a comprehensive organization serving as a Center of Nuclear Safety Test and Verification, a Center of Nuclear Safety Codes Sharing, a Center of Equipment and Material Performance, a Center of Environmental Radiation Monitoring and Emergency Response, a Center of Nuclear Power Safety Big Data and a Center of International Cooperation and Exchange. The NSC is poised to work with international colleagues to address the nuclear safety challenges and will further our commitment to building a competent and trustworthy organization.