Domestic nuclear-grade resin has been fully put into use
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On September 7, 2026, all five domestic nuclear-grade resin products developed under the leadership of China General Nuclear Power Group were put into engineering application. The project took 6 years, and was achieved through independent breakthroughs from the process origin by China General Nuclear Power Suzhou Thermal Engineering Institute in collaboration with multiple units. Currently, the first product has been operating stably in the steam generator drainage system of nuclear power plants for over 3 years, and its key performance indicators are fully superior to those of imported similar products. Domestic nuclear-grade resins have been used in all water treatment scenarios at nuclear power plants in Daya Bay, Ningde, Yangjiang, etc., including core system replacement and trial operations. A total of 12 batches have been used, and the production capacity can meet the operational and replacement needs of domestic nuclear power in the next ten years.
The five domestic nuclear-grade resin products developed under the leadership of China General Nuclear Power Group have all been put into engineering application, with a total of 12 batches used. The first product has been operating smoothly in the steam generator drainage system of nuclear power plants for over three years, and its key performance indicators are fully superior to those of imported similar products. This project was carried out by China General Nuclear Power Suzhou Thermal Engineering Institute in collaboration with multiple units, and it took 6 years to achieve independent breakthroughs from the process level. Currently, domestic nuclear-grade resins cover all scenarios of nuclear power water treatment, including replacement and trial operations of core systems in nuclear power plants such as Daya Bay, Ningde, and Yangjiang, and their production capacity can meet the future ten-year operation and replacement needs of domestic nuclear power.