A stopper, strongback, and external fasteners seal inaccessible tubular openings after foreign material removal while limiting radiation exposure.
Plastic deformation work hardens tube welds and buried heat-affected zones to restore base-material strength under high tensile and pressure loads.
Modular tool carts automate bolt installation, tensioning, and removal around nuclear vessels, reducing manual intervention in radioactive underwater work.
A motor-driven repair platform repositions and engages reactor baffle bolts faster, cutting outage time during vessel maintenance.
A cover-mounted safety circuit cuts motor power when the housing is removed, preventing contact with rotating parts during maintenance.
A nonpolar liquid additive helps polyethylene pipe resin resist brittle fracture and stress cracking from minute defects and environmental exposure.
Self-positioning tool carts install, tension, remove, and store nuclear vessel bolts remotely in high-radiation underwater assembly.
An elevated pressure equalization pipe with an outgassing hole removes trapped air, preserving pressure offsetting and required water injection flow.
An FPGA user circuit flags SEU events fast enough for time-of-flight energy measurement and continuous SEU cross section analysis.
Redundant digital transducers replace analog sensing to deliver millimeter-level control rod positioning and fault-tolerant monitoring in nuclear plants.
A flyback transformer and high-frequency switching cut power dissipation while delivering fast-rise high-voltage pulses with variable width.
Redundant digital sensor channels replace analog rod drive control to verify position data and enable 3 mm control rod positioning.
A fixed FPGA core plus a programmable switch matrix preserves diagram-based safety I&C engineering while keeping timing predictable.