Other aspects
Long Term Operation of Nuclear Power Plants
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Other aspects
Long Term Operation of Nuclear Power Plants

Author : Jean-Pierre HUTIN

Publication date: July 10, 2017 | Lire en français

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6. Other aspects

In addition to ageing equipment and the industrial resources needed to maintain or replace it, other factors can evolve and have an impact on the operating life of the units. Whether these changes are technical or otherwise, and whether or not they are the responsibility of the operator, it is the operator's duty to manage them with the utmost care.

6.1 Regulatory obsolescence and changing requirements

The design and operation of nuclear power plants are governed by a number of principles and rules, particularly with regard to safety (assumptions, methods, criteria). Added to this are the regulations applicable to individual items of equipment (pressure equipment in particular), as well as those governing industrial activities in general (health risks, workplace...

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