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| NETCO-SNAP-IN® |
| Neutron absorption, replacing or augmenting installed absorbers to extend life of fuel storage racks |
| BADGER Testing |
| A computerized scanning system, measuring neutron absorbing materials like Boraflex |
| Blackness Testing |
| Qualified assessment of neutron absorber performance and the extent of overall neutron absorption |
| Analytical Services |
| Thermal and shielding analysis to enhance plant safety, reactor physics, fuel management and licensing support |
| Laboratory Testing |
| Qualification, acceptance and surveillance testing of neutron absorber materials |
| Industry Events |
| Spent fuel management trades shows and industry gatherings |
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| NETCO is a recognized industry leader in spent fuel management
solutions. Our product and service solutions address the performance
of neutron absorbing materials in spent nuclear fuel storage racks.
Furthermore, NETCO provides analytical services related to nuclear
fuel storage. More... |
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NETCO-SNAP-IN® - is a patented neutron absorbing product that replaces lost
reactivity control or augments installed neutron absorbers, extending
the useful life of fuel storage racks. SNAP-IN inserts are installed in
fuel storage cells using simple tooling, which is operated above the
pool from the spent fuel pool bridge. Once installed, SNAP-IN inserts
become an integral part of the fuel storage racks, allowing fuel to be
readily moved in and out of the storage locations. SNAP-IN inserts
provide a cost-effective solution to neutron absorber degradation and
higher enrichment fuel storage at a fraction of the cost of a re-rack. More...
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NETCO's neutron absorption testing and fuel storage confirmation solution - BADGER is a computerized, in-situ scanning system that measures
the condition of neutron absorbing materials like Boraflex. It offers the
only quantitative technique for assaying the neutron absorption performance
of spent fuel racks. BADGER testing complies with NRC guidelines for uniformity testing of spent fuel storage, verifying the adequacy of
neutron absorber materials while confirming required storage rack performance
(RACKLIFE) calculations. More...
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