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Nuclear Reactor Instrumentation

Nuclear Reactor Instrumentation
Nuclear Reactor Instrumentation Overview
Nuclear Reactor Instrumentation for the New Era of Nuclear

GE offers the complete line of in-core and ex-core sensors for boiling water reactors (BWRs). We also offer all of the components and equipment necessary to support our systems and detectors. With more than 50 years of experience in designing, manufacturing, installing and monitoring BWR detectors, GE has emerged as the technological leader in this industry.

Neutron Monitoring Instrumentation

Water Chemistry
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    Electrochemical Potential Probes

     

    Electro-chemically active elements dissolved in the coolant stream can cause inter-granular stress corrosion cracking in the reactor vessel and piping.
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    In Core ECP probes

     

    Electro-chemically active elements dissolved in the coolant stream can cause inter-granular stress corrosion cracking in the reactor vessel and piping.

Mechanical Equipment
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    TIP/SRM/IRM Mechanical Drive Equipment

    GE provides quality, technology-driven support equipment for its Reuter Stokes SRM and IRM detectors, including drive mounts, motor modules, flex shafts, drive tubes and shuttle tubes.

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    Undervessel Equipment

    GE offers a variety of products that save time, eliminate personnel exposure and reduce costs during undervessel work on your Reuter Stokes SRM, IRM, LPRM and WRNM detectors.


RS Accessories
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    Cables & Connectors

    GE has provided thousands of cables and connectors to the nuclear power industry. Whatever your cable and connector needs, we can custom-outfit your plant.

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    CRD Position Indicator

    GE has made several design and manufacturing process improvements to the Reuter-Stokes position indicator probe (PIP) since assuming responsibility of the product line in 1999.