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A Technical Blueprint for EPU Equipment Upgrades: Increasing Reliability and Reducing Total Cost of Ownership
To meet current and future power capacity needs, nearly all utilities with nuclear generation assets are looking at the feasibility of extended power uprates (EPU) for their facilities. Much of the engineering efforts of the plants and their engineering partners is focused to how the affected systems need to be modified to accommodate increases in steam and water flow.
Nuclear Science Week
October 8, 2020|11:00–11:30AM (12:00–12:30PM EDT)
Available to All Users
The Department of Energy is engaging with students at all levels to celebrate Nuclear Science Week 2020 (Oct. 19-23). The Office of Nuclear Energy has exciting plans in store for educators and students, from K-12 through university and STEM professionals. From new nuclear energy curriculum, launched with our partners at the American Nuclear Society and Discovery Education, to Nuclear Tech Connect which will host conversations on carbon-free energy and technology innovation, the webinar will showcase various opportunities to get involved. Join us for an interactive conversation about how you can be a part of Nuclear Science Week.
Presenter
Melinda HigginsNE Tribal STEM AdvisorCNI Global Solutions, LLCU.S. Department of Energy| Office of Nuclear Energy
