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Bookmark or Share- Bridge-Free Tooling: Jet Pump Assembly Inspection fa ct sh ee tintrusive inspection of jet pumps in nuclear power plants—can potentially save up to 20 hours of critical path time. The system minimizes crane support and eliminates the need for a bridge. GEH’s unique jet pump inspection tool is a small-diameter probe, inserted through the nozzle opening in the inlet mixer nozzle.
- GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Jet Pump Anti-Vibration System(AVS) fact sheetBeginning in Spring 2013, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy began installing its innovative Jet Pump Anti‐ Vibration System (JP AVS) to address jet pump vibration caused by slip joint leakage flow induced vibration (SJLFIV), turbulence, and cross‐flow. In the years since
- Operators deploying new data analysis tools focused on nuclear plant ...GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy and Exelon announced September 29 that they would work together on pilot programs to use plant data to predict the performance of components and provide early notice of potential problems.
- Now you can monitor spent fuel pools from a span greater than the Tower ...GE Hitachi’s Spent Fuel Pool Level Monitor (SFPLM) employs proven NUMAC remote electronics to provide . continuous, accurate readings of fuel pool levels from distances up to 1,000 feet. An easy-to-read screen and audible “level drop” alerts allow operators to ensure safe, reliable monitoring from the control room.
- GE Hitachi Participates in Advanced Nuclear SummitWASHINGTON D.C.—January 27, 2016—GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy President and CEO Jay Wileman discussed the importance of advanced reactor development during the Advanced Nuclear Summit and Showcase in Washington D.C. The Jan. 27 event brought together policymakers, innovators and investors who are developing advanced nuclear technology.
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