在第五篇章"美好生活"展区，中广核的质子治疗系统模型展示了核技术如何服务民生健康（301507）。 2024年，中广核技（000881）的质子治疗装备成功入选工业和信息化部《首台(套)重大技术装备推广应 用指导目录》。"质子治疗能够精准靶向肿瘤组织，像'立体定向爆破'一样消灭癌细胞，同时最大程度 保护周围正常组织，尤其适合儿童肿瘤患者。"现场工作人员介绍道。目前，中广核已在四川绵阳建成 质子治疗设备生产基地并完成首台设备下线。 据了解，中广核在"十四五"时期坚定推进高水平科技自立自强的坚实步履，至"十四五"末，研发投入强 度已达3.8%，并涌现出一系列科技创新成果：在核电领域，我国自主三代核电技术"华龙一号"成功通过 英国通用设计审查和欧洲用户要求认证，其批量化建设稳步推进，已成为全球在运在建机组数量最多的 核电技术；我国首个核级数字化仪控系统"和睦系统"已广泛应用于33台核电机组。 12月30日，"筑基强国路——中国制造'十四五'成就展"于国家博物馆向公众展出。中广核自主研发的"华 龙一号"核电技术模型及质子治疗系统模型成功入选，将分别在北四展厅的绿色制造和美好生活篇章中 展出。 本次展览由中国国家博物馆与 ...

Group 1 - The 27th China International High-Tech Achievements Fair (CIHTAF) showcased over 5,000 cutting-edge achievements and facilitated more than 170 billion yuan in intended transactions and financing, attracting over 450,000 attendees [2][11] - CIHTAF serves as a significant platform for the transformation of high-tech achievements and reflects China's commitment to integrating into the global innovation network through openness and innovation-driven development [2][6] - The fair featured 22 specialized exhibition areas with over 5,000 renowned enterprises and international organizations, highlighting advancements in deep-sea energy development, nuclear power technology, and autonomous systems [4][5] Group 2 - The event marked a shift in China's information industry, showcasing advancements such as Huawei's Ascend 384 super node and non-invasive brain-machine interfaces, indicating a move towards self-reliance in core technologies [5][6] - CIHTAF has evolved significantly since its inception in 1999, expanding from 2 million square meters and 2,856 exhibitors to 400,000 square meters with over 90% of exhibits being high-tech products, including AI, robotics, and commercial aerospace [6][11] - The fair has facilitated 1,023 supply-demand matches and investment projects, with intended transaction and financing amounts exceeding 170 billion yuan, demonstrating its role in driving technological innovation and economic growth [11][12] Group 3 - CIHTAF has become a global innovation magnet, attracting over 120 countries and regions, and fostering international collaboration through specialized pavilions and procurement activities [7][9] - The event has seen participation from major international firms, indicating recognition of China's market potential and innovation environment, with companies like Remote and Hansa Flex seeking deeper cooperation [8][9] - The fair emphasizes the importance of integrating technology research, industry application, and market navigation, creating a comprehensive ecosystem for innovation [12][13]

Group 1: Nuclear Power Developments - China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) has launched a new generation of intelligent industrial control system products (iNICS), which includes 20 products across four categories, integrating digital twin and artificial intelligence technologies to enhance nuclear power control systems [2] - The first concrete pour for the "Hualong One" nuclear power plant, which utilizes cooling towers, has been completed, marking the start of construction for the Shandong Zhaoyuan nuclear power base, with a total planned capacity of approximately 7.2 million kilowatts [3] Group 2: Aerospace and Robotics - The C919 aircraft made its debut at the Dubai Airshow, showcasing China's self-developed commercial aircraft in the Middle East for the first time [3] - The global cumulative shipment of humanoid robots by Accelerated Evolution has surpassed 700 units, with over 50% of sales in overseas markets, and the company anticipates a significant increase in production capacity next year [4]

Core Viewpoint - China General Nuclear Power Group has launched a new generation of intelligent industrial control system products (iNICS), marking a significant advancement in the digitalization of nuclear power control systems [1] Group 1: Product Overview - The iNICS product suite includes 20 items across four major categories, featuring new DCS physical and virtual systems, as well as new development tools and service platforms [1] - The system represents a shift from "automated control" single-point devices to an "intelligent service" open ecosystem [1] Group 2: Technological Integration - The new system integrates digital twin and artificial intelligence technologies, creating a comprehensive closed-loop process for nuclear power operations that includes perception, analysis, decision-making, and execution [1] - It achieves 100% domestic production and offers advanced intelligent features such as fault prediction, intelligent monitoring, and decision support [1] Group 3: Industry Impact - The launch signifies a leading breakthrough in the digitalization field of China's nuclear power instrumentation and control systems [1] - The previous "Harmony System," developed by China General Nuclear, has been widely applied in 33 nuclear power units, covering second, third, and fourth generation nuclear technology routes since its release in 2010 [1]

Core Insights - China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) has launched the "Next Generation Intelligent Industrial Control System Product Set (iNICS)", marking a significant advancement in domestic nuclear power instrumentation and control systems [1][2] - The iNICS integrates digital twin and artificial intelligence technologies, creating a comprehensive "smart brain" for nuclear power plants that enhances safety, stability, and reduces the need for human oversight [1][2] - The system is fully domestically produced and includes advanced features such as fault prediction, intelligent monitoring, and decision support, facilitating a shift towards a more intelligent operational model in nuclear power plants [1][2] Group 1 - The iNICS product set consists of 20 products across four categories, including new DCS entities and virtual bodies, aimed at evolving nuclear control from "automatic control" to "intelligent service" [1][4] - The system's architecture allows for a 40% reduction in the number of cabinets required for nuclear units, significantly lowering construction costs and space requirements [4] - The new DCS entities operate independently, ensuring absolute safety and reliability in nuclear control through a robust data network and data center [2][3] Group 2 - The system features high-performance safety-level controllers and software-defined intelligent I/O, enabling self-awareness and flexible reconfiguration capabilities [2][3] - It implements a health management model that can predict over 50% of potential faults in advance, transitioning maintenance from a passive to an active and precise approach [2] - The new generation of control cabinets weighs only 350 kg, a significant reduction from the industry standard of 900 kg, enhancing deployment efficiency and structural stability [3]

Core Insights - China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) has launched a new generation of intelligent industrial control system products (iNICS), marking a significant breakthrough in the digitalization of nuclear power control systems in China [1][2] - The iNICS system integrates digital twin and artificial intelligence technologies, creating a "smart brain" for nuclear power plants that enhances safety, stability, and reduces the need for human oversight [1][2] - The system is fully domestically produced and includes advanced features such as fault prediction, intelligent monitoring, and decision support, promoting a shift towards a more intelligent operational model for nuclear power stations [1][2] Product Features - The iNICS product suite consists of 20 items across four categories, including new DCS entities, virtual DCS, new development tools, and service platforms, facilitating the evolution of nuclear control from "automatic control" to "intelligent service" [1][4] - The new DCS entity operates independently and establishes a comprehensive data network and data center for absolute safety and reliability in nuclear control [2] - The system's virtual DCS collaborates with industrial cloud platforms to support advanced applications such as intelligent monitoring and operational analysis, addressing challenges in implementing smart applications in nuclear production control areas [2] Technological Advancements - The new system incorporates high-performance safety-level controllers, software-defined intelligent I/O, and health management models, enabling self-awareness and flexible reconfiguration capabilities [2] - It allows for real-time health monitoring of nuclear plant equipment, with the ability to predict over 50% of potential faults in advance, significantly reducing average fault repair time by 50% [2] - The system's lightweight and high-integration design reduces the weight of control cabinets from 900 kg to 350 kg, enhancing deployment efficiency and reducing construction costs by nearly 40% [3][4] Market Impact - The iNICS system provides a comprehensive solution for various nuclear reactor types, ensuring complete domestic production of both hardware and software [4] - The unified data foundation and low-code platform create an open application ecosystem, promoting the reuse of knowledge, data, and applications across the industry [4] - The system enhances the economic viability of nuclear power units by significantly reducing the number of required cabinets and improving operational safety through advanced cybersecurity measures [4]

Core Insights - The sixth World Nuclear Industry Exhibition was held from November 4 to 6 in Paris, attracting over 1,000 exhibitors from more than 80 countries, including China, France, the USA, Japan, and South Korea [1][2] - The exhibition showcased the critical role of nuclear technology across various sectors such as electricity, healthcare, agriculture, aerospace, hydrogen energy, and heating [1] - The Chinese delegation, led by the China Nuclear Energy Association, was one of the largest international groups at the event, featuring 12 participating units [1] Company Highlights - China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) highlighted its capabilities in nuclear power with models like Hualong One, Linglong One, and high-temperature gas-cooled reactors, along with comprehensive clean energy solutions [1] - China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) showcased its "Harmony System," the first domestically developed nuclear-grade digital control system platform, which has passed independent engineering reviews by the International Atomic Energy Agency [1] - Huaneng Group presented its high-temperature gas-cooled reactor demonstration project, set to commence commercial operation in December 2023, marking the world's first operational fourth-generation nuclear power unit [1] Industry Collaboration - The China Nuclear Energy Association organized participation from major nuclear equipment manufacturers like Dongfang Electric Group and Shanghai Electric Group to demonstrate the strength and potential of China's nuclear manufacturing capabilities [2] - The Chinese delegation aimed to deepen systematic cooperation with key international organizations, participating in seminars with the International Atomic Energy Agency and the French Nuclear Industry Association to promote Chinese nuclear enterprises in the global market [2] - The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency noted China's rapid growth in new nuclear power capacity and its diverse reactor technologies, emphasizing nuclear energy as a key option for addressing climate change [2]

Group 1 - The 2025 International Energy Transformation Forum's nuclear power industry development sub-forum was held in Suzhou, Jiangsu, focusing on the theme "Nuclear Power Empowering the Future, Innovation Leading Change" with over 150 representatives from national energy authorities, international organizations, nuclear enterprises, and research institutions [1] - The global nuclear power generation reached a nearly 10-year high in 2024, with strong growth expectations, as multiple international authoritative organizations have raised nuclear energy development forecasts for four consecutive years, predicting that by 2050, global nuclear power installed capacity will exceed 900 million kilowatts, achieving a doubling growth [1] - China, as one of the few countries with a complete nuclear power industrial system, plays an indispensable role in this process, currently operating 59 nuclear power units with a total installed capacity of 62.48 million kilowatts and has 53 units under construction with a capacity of 62.93 million kilowatts, bringing the total installed capacity to over 125 million kilowatts, maintaining the world's leading position [1] Group 2 - China's nuclear power units have safely and stably operated for over 600 reactor years, achieving the top score in the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) comprehensive index for nine consecutive years, with 43.18% of the globally top-scoring units coming from China according to the 2024 WANO report [2] - The Chinese nuclear power industry is rapidly advancing digital transformation, with a core breakthrough being the development of an autonomous nuclear-grade digital control system (DCS) platform called "Hemu System," making China the fourth country globally to master this technology [2] - In April of this year, the first nuclear power industrial operating system with complete independent intellectual property rights, "Smart Nuclear Power," was launched, integrating cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data, enabling intelligent upgrades of nuclear power plant equipment [2]

Core Viewpoint - China's nuclear power capacity has surpassed 125 million kilowatts, maintaining its position as the world's leader in nuclear power generation [1][4]. Group 1: Nuclear Power Development - The International Energy Transformation Forum's nuclear power sub-forum focused on themes of "nuclear power empowering the future and innovation leading transformation," gathering over 150 representatives from various sectors to discuss collaboration, technological innovation, and international cooperation in the nuclear power industry [3]. - The global nuclear power generation is expected to reach a new high in 2024, with several international organizations raising their nuclear energy development forecasts for four consecutive years, predicting a doubling of global nuclear power capacity to over 900 million kilowatts by 2050 [4]. Group 2: Safety and Performance - China's operational nuclear power units have achieved over 600 reactor years of safe and stable operation, ranking first globally in the WANO comprehensive index for nine consecutive years [4]. - 43.18% of the world's top-performing nuclear units are from China, highlighting the country's significant role in global nuclear safety and performance [4]. Group 3: Industry Chain and Technological Advancements - China has established a world-class nuclear power industry chain, with the "Hualong One" reactor design achieving complete autonomy in equipment manufacturing, supported by over 5,400 upstream and downstream enterprises [6]. - The "Hualong One" project has 41 units under construction or in operation, leading globally in nuclear power unit numbers, with continuous optimization in construction indicators reflecting a positive development trend [6]. Group 4: Digital Transformation - The nuclear power industry in China is advancing digital transformation, with the "Harmony System" being applied across 33 different reactor types, enhancing operational control and management [8]. - The introduction of the "Smart Nuclear Power" operating system, which integrates AI, big data, and IoT technologies, marks a significant step towards intelligent upgrades in nuclear power plants [8][9]. Group 5: Future Energy Solutions - The forum highlighted the importance of controlled nuclear fusion as a potential "ultimate clean energy," with ongoing research in magnetic confinement and various fusion devices in China [9].

Core Viewpoint - The Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Project is a significant initiative in China's energy transition, focusing on green development and energy security, with advanced technologies being implemented to enhance efficiency and sustainability [1][2][3]. Group 1: Project Overview - The Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Project is located in Fangchenggang City and is the first nuclear power project in western China, with a planned construction of six 1 million kilowatt nuclear units [1]. - The third phase of the project, which includes the construction of two "Hualong One" nuclear units, has commenced, with an expected annual power generation of 20 billion kilowatt-hours [1][2]. - The project aims to utilize advanced construction techniques such as modular construction and digital construction to promote related industries [1]. Group 2: Technological Advancements - The third unit, which is the first "Hualong One" unit in western China, has been successfully put into operation, showcasing the safety and maturity of China's third-generation nuclear technology [2]. - The project incorporates China's first independently developed nuclear-grade digital control platform, enhancing operational safety and efficiency [2]. Group 3: Environmental Impact - As of September 2023, the four units at the Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Base have generated over 175 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, significantly reducing coal consumption and carbon emissions [3]. - The project has contributed to ecological improvements, including the planting of approximately 394,700 hectares of forest, supporting green and low-carbon development [3]. Group 4: Public Engagement and Education - The Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Base has established a comprehensive public education system, hosting over 300 events related to nuclear power knowledge and safety [4]. - Innovative technologies such as AR are used in educational displays to enhance public understanding and reduce the "NIMBY" effect associated with nuclear power [4]. Group 5: Ecological Initiatives - The project has invested approximately 8 million yuan in the protection of mangroves, with an ecological value exceeding 10 million yuan [5]. - The integration of ecological projects into public tours aims to promote awareness of nuclear power's role in environmental protection [5]. Group 6: Recognition and Achievements - The Fangchenggang Nuclear Power Base has received multiple honors, including being recognized as a national nuclear science popularization education base and an advanced model for environmental facility openness [5].