Faced with an emergent need to replace a Reactor Coolant System primary check valve at the Sequoyah Nuclear Plant, TVA turned to Tri Tool to deliver quality services in an expedited time frame.
During a recent refueling outage, replacement was required of a critical 6" stainless-steel Reactor Coolant System primary check valve. The valve was approximately 24 inches long and 600 lbs. and was located in a tight, congested area. Special considerations were required as the valve and associated piping were very contaminated.
Friday, August 15, 2014
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Safety Focus: Special Project Safety Considerations When Working with On-Site Service Personnel
Tri Tool Services prides themselves with rapid, reliable response to customers' on-site machining requirements. In certain instances however, OSHA safety requirements for personnel that operate portable (rotating) machine tools differ in significant ways from site specific safety plans and can cause unnecessary delays or prevent work from proceeding.
Friday, August 8, 2014
TECH TIP: Eliminating Flow-line Contamination When Thin-Wall Severing
For severing where cutting debris or contamination of the interior flow line is a concern, there is a method called "Blue Line" cutting that effectively turns any pipe (1) into a "thin wall" suitable for roller wheel separation.
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