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Blog Post:
Refueling, Turbine Repairs for Susquehanna Reactor
Nuclear Street News Team
Unit 2 at Pennsylvania's Susquehanna nuclear plant shut down for refueling and maintenance Saturday, including repairs to turbines that have caused issues at the plant since its last refueling outage. Crews will replace about 40 percent of the reactor's fuel while conducting a wide range of upgrades...
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Tue, Apr 16 2013
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Alstom Markets World's Longest Turbine Blade for Nuclear Plants
Nuclear Street News Team
On Monday, Alstom introduced a new turbine blade the company describes as the longest in the world. At the Nuclear New Build Summit in Shanghai, the French company promoted the LP75 last stage blade as capable of achieving a 10 megawatt output gain over the last-generation blade. This is accomplished...
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Tue, Nov 20 2012
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Alstom and BHEL Awarded Turbine Contract for New Nuclear Plants in India
Nuclear Street News
Alstom, in consortium with the Indian company BHEL (Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited), has secured a contract from the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) to supply the turbine generator package for the Rajasthan Atomic Power Project (RAPP) units 7 & 8, in India. Alstom and BHEL...
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Fri, Aug 24 2012
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Turbine Trip Shuts Down Indian Point 2
Nuclear Street News Team
The Indian Point nuclear plant in New York shut down automatically from full power Wednesday following an apparent generator problem. Plant operator Entergy said in a release that the shutdown occurred at about 6 a.m., and the malfunction originated in the non-nuclear side of the plant. Unit 3 remained...
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Thu, Jun 7 2012
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Susquehanna Checks Unit 2 Turbine Blades for Cracks
Nuclear Street News Team
Operators shut down Unit 2 at the Susquehanna nuclear plant in Pennsylvania Wednesday to inspect its low-pressure turbine for blade cracking. In a release, plant owner PPL said the inspection follows the recent discovery of cracks in unit 1 turbine blades that were similar to those repaired in both units...
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Thu, May 31 2012
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With an Eye to SMRs, Sandia Seeks Industry Partner for Brayton-Cycle Turbines
Nuclear Street News Team
As excitement surrounds the development of small modular reactors that offer a cheaper, faster and more flexible way to increase nuclear power generation, the Sandia National Laboratory is developing a technology that could make them significantly more efficient. The lab recently moved into the demonstration...
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Mon, May 7 2012
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Susquehanna Nuclear Plant Unit 2 Returns To Service after Turbine Repair
Nuclear Street News Team
Unit 2 at the Susquehanna nuclear plant near Berwick, Pa., resumed generating electricity on Wednesday (6/29) after a planned refueling and maintenance outage that was extended to replace damaged turbine blades discovered during a routine inspection conducted during the outage. "Our team did...
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Thu, Jul 7 2011
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Sandia National Labs' Supercritical CO2 Turbine Could Greatly Improve Efficiency of Nuclear Generation
Nuclear Street News Team
By feeding superheated carbon dioxide through a turbine similar to a jet engine, researchers at Sandia National Laboratories say they are developing a turbine that is smaller, cheaper and as much as 50 percent more efficient than the steam turbines installed at many nuclear power plants. The laboratory...
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Mon, Mar 7 2011
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Toshiba and IHI Corporation Form JV for Turbine Parts
Nuclear Street News Team
- Edited By Tom Lamar - IHI Corp. and Toshiba Corp. announced today that they have established a joint venture to manufacture steam turbine parts for nuclear power plants for the domestic and overseas markets. The JV is expected to allow IHI, heavy machinery maker, to extend its operations to major...
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Mon, Jan 17 2011
Blog Post:
Bruce Power Unit Six Taken Off Line
Nuclear Street News Team
The company anticipates the unit will re-synchronize to the grid quickly. - By Stephen Heiser - Unit 6 at the Bruce B generating station disconnected from the grid because of a turbine trip during Hydro One testing of protection relays. While there was noise and steam coming from the station all...
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Fri, Jul 30 2010
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Alstom Opens Fossil Fuel And Nuclear Power Turbine Manufacturing Facility
Nuclear Street News Team
Alstom opens in Chattanooga, USA, a state-of-the art turbine manufacturing facility to address the North American power generation market - By Stephen Heiser - On 24 June 2010, Alstom inaugurated a new production facility for steam turbines, gas turbines, large turbo-generators and related equipment...
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Fri, Jun 25 2010
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Bruce Power's Unit 3 Back In Service
steveheiser
Bruce Units 4, 5, 7 and 8 remain at high power while Unit 6 is offline for an outage that began May 14 - By Stephen Heiser - Unit 3 at the Bruce A generating station returned to service this evening following an outage that began on May 17, to perform a maintenance inspection of the unit’s...
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Thu, Jun 10 2010
Blog Post:
Grand Gulf’s Refueling Marks Beginning Of Historic Upgrade
steveheiser
The project includes activities for the energy power upgrade, which will make the reactor at Grand Gulf the single most powerful nuclear generating unit in the nation. It will increase Grand Gulf’s output by approximately 178 Megawatts (MW). This is a 13 percent increase above current production...
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Fri, May 21 2010
Blog Post:
Bruce B Unit 6 Starts Scheduled Maintenance Outage
steveheiser
During this outage, which will last approximately two months, workers will perform inspections and routine maintenance on a host of systems and components. Many of these activities cannot be performed while the unit is running and all are intended to ensure the safe and reliable production of electricity...
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Tue, May 18 2010
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Oyster Creek Generating Station Completes Maintenance Work And Back At Full Power
steveheiser
We safely completed a large amount of work that will ensure the safe, reliable production of electricity throughout the summer,” said site vice president Mike Massaro - By April Murelio - Operators at Exelon Nuclear’s Oyster Creek Generating Station have returned the unit to the electrical...
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Thu, May 6 2010
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Bruce Power Unit 3 Returns To Service
steveheiser
During the outage workers embarked on a number of initiatives that will extend the operating life of Unit 3 including boiler and turbine inspection, a successful West Shift campaign and extensive valve work. - By Mark McFadden - Unit 3 at the Bruce A generating station has returned to service following...
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Fri, Apr 30 2010
Blog Post:
Report Examines Global Nuclear Moisture Separator Reheater Market Analysis and Forecasts to 2020
steveheiser
Demand from new and existing nuclear power stations is set to drive the moisture separator reheater market. Currently, 56 new nuclear reactors are under construction across the globe and are expected to come online during the period 2010-2020 - Edited by Mark McFadden - “Global Nuclear Moisture...
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Thu, Apr 1 2010
Blog Post:
Dresser Masoneilan Replaces Turbine Bypass System For Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant
steveheiser
Air Operated Turbine Bypass Control Valve and SVI II AP Digital Positioner Round out Solution - Edited by Chris Smith - Dresser Masoneilan has announced that it has completed the turbine bypass system replacement for the Crystal River 3 Nuclear Power Plant in Crystal River, Fla. Crystal River...
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Fri, Feb 26 2010
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AEP Awards Alstom Power Contracts Worth Over USD 100 Million (€70 Million)
steveheiser
Contracts Will Add Power and Reliability to Its DC Cook 1 and Conesville 4 Power Plants in the U.S. - By Stephen Heiser - American Electric Power (AEP) will purchase steam turbines from Alstom Power for its DC Cook 1 nuclear power plant in Michigan and its Conesville 4 coal-fired generating unit...
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Wed, Nov 18 2009
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Cooper Nuclear Station successfully completes refueling outage
steveheiser
Outages are extremely complex and intricate and require every person involved to rise to the challenge,” said Brian O’Grady - By Linton Levy - Employees at Cooper Nuclear Station, owned by Nebraska Public Power District, completed the station’s 25th refueling outage. The station...
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Mon, Nov 9 2009