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REVA NP installs I and C upgrade at Krsko nuclear power plant
by Staff Writers
Krsko, Slovenia (SPX) Jan 02, 2018


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AREVA NP has upgraded the instrumentation and control (IC) technology of the Krsko nuclear power plant* located in Slovenia. The system monitors and records the neutron flux in the reactor core. Movable flux sensors are brought into the reactor pressure vessel to collect data which provide significant information for the operator to ensure safe operation of the plant.

Under this contract, AREVA NP has manufactured the flux sensors and electromechanical components, supplied the control cabinets, provided qualification testing and installed and commissioned the system at the plant.

"The successful implementation of the neutron flux monitoring system at Krsko is yet another proof of our capabilities to perform comprehensive nuclear power plants' IC systems retrofits of various designs", said Krystel Frezza, I and C Business Line Manager at AREVA NP.

AREVA NP modernizes I and C systems in installed fleets of virtually all reactor designs and equips both its own new build reactors and non-AREVA NP reactor projects. The company has implemented complete core instrumentation systems in more than 100 nuclear power plants worldwide.

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