Sentence examples for plant designer from inspiring English sources

There are numerous ways that the plant designer and builder can place design allowances, safety factors, built in redundancy, optional operational configurations, bypasses and other tricks to allow the facility to operate well for all desired production rates and all desired feed types.

Automatic identification of transients in nuclear power plants (NPPs) allows monitoring the fatigue damage accumulated by critical components during plant operation, and is therefore of great importance for ensuring that usage factors remain within the original design bases postulated by the plant designer.

Mitsuhiko Tanaka, a former nuclear plant designer, describes what occurred on 11 March as a loss-of-coolant accident.

On Wednesday, Areva, the French atomic plant designer and shareholder and atin Hinkley Point C, issued a profit warning and said it might need a cash injection as its shares plunged by nearly a quarter.

Areva, the French nuclear plant designer expected to be at the forefront of a British atomic power revival, has become embroiled in a war of words with a Finnish utility over delays at the site of Europe's first new nuclear station for 30 years.

In March, Gordon Brown and Nicholas Sarkozy said they would like to see Britain and France working together to help export their nuclear expertise abroad amid speculation that EDF was going to bid for British Energy and the French atomic plant designer, Areva, could be made a preferred bidder to win a potential £17bn clean-up contract for Sellafield.

A comprehensive set of maintenance requirements has been produced, in conjunction with the plant designers, against which design options can be assessed.

Increased public concern about safety issues and stringent environmental standards has led plant designers to consider inherently safer design.

Rule of thumb design is the norm for process plant designers, though simulation programs may have a limited applicability if used appropriately.

But at the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant things went wrong in many ways.Nuclear reactors are protected by what plant designers call "defence in depth".

Part of this is because desalination plant designers have incorporated clever energy recovery devices to reduce the amount of power needed to run the plants.