China first homegrown main steam isolation valves delivered CNNC, PUBLISHED 09.12.2022 The first three sets of China's domestically developed main steam isolation valves passed through acceptance tests on Nov 30, before being shipped to the construction site of unit 1 of the Zhangzhou Nuclear Power Plant, a Hualong One mass construction demonstration project in Zhangzhou city, East China's Fujian province. In 2019, the SUFA Technology Industry Company of the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) kicked off its research and development program of the main steam isolation valves for Hualong One reactors, a homegrown third-generation reactor design with fully independent intellectual property rights. As a key apparatus in the main steam system of a nuclear power plant, the temperature-resistant and pressure-resistant main steam isolation valves are designed to isolate the main steam lines and the steam generators. Utilized to close quickly and seal tightly in high-pressure steam service within nuclear power plants, they are extremely important to the power generation reliability of nuclear power plants. Other news: AtomExpo-2022: electric propulsion as a new paradigm Private business is quite capable of doing light things, and a state-owned company should take on complex redevelopments. 423 nuclear units are operating in the world, 57 units are under construction In 2022, construction started for 7 units, 4 with Chinese reactors and 3 with Russian ones. WANO announces the winners of the 2022 Nuclear Excellence Awards WANO presents the awards during each WANO Biennial General Meeting. |
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