ETAP Enterprise Solution for Electrical Power Systems

Enterprise Solution
for Electrical Power Systems

 
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Nuclear Generation Plants

 
91% of U.S. Nuclear Generation Plants have Standardized on ETAP
 
nuclear generation plants standardized on ETAP

ETAP Nuclear is used throughout the world by nuclear generation plants, research laboratories, consulting firms, government agencies, etc. ETAP has established itself as the de facto standard within the United States nuclear generation plants, so much so that 58 out of 64 operating plants (91%) have standardized on ETAP.

 

Companies such as Bechtel SAIC (Yucca Mountain Project) and Washington Savanna River trust ETAP for their electrical system analysis. ETAP is also becoming the standard software for international nuclear generation plants. In fact, Framatome ANP GmbH in Germany is currently using ETAP to design the largest grass root nuclear generation plant in Finland.

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Partial Listing of Nuclear Generation Facilities using ETAP

nuclear generation facilities using ETAP software

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The electrical system design for Nuclear Utility Plants requires a tool, which complies with the United States Code of Federal Regulation. OTI recognizes the requirements and procedures followed by engineers designing and maintaining these plants.

ETAP has features and modules designed specifically for engineers serving these plants. It provides them unparalleled time saving tools like 3-D Database and Multiple Access Levels for added security. DC Modules like Battery Sizing & Discharge and Control Circuit Diagram provide tools to model details of the electrical system right down to the power drawn by an indicator light on a meter.

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