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DESCRIPTION:IEEE Richland LMAG\, NPS and Sensors Council - with ANS-Eastern
  Washington presents a talk on "Online Monitoring for Nuclear Power Plants
 : Measurements\, Diagnostics and Prognostics" by Prof. Leonard Bond\n\nThe
  deployment of advanced nuclear technologies\, such as small modular react
 ors (SMRs)\, microreactors and advanced large reactors\, presents a promis
 ing yet complex vision of the future as these technologies look to support
  the growth in electricity demand\, both in the USA and globally\, and pot
 entially have the capability to transform the energy sector.\n\nOne key en
 abling technology transition in nuclear power plant (NPP) technology is th
 e move to adopt digital technologies for instrumentation and controls (I&C
 ). The successful deployment and operation of new nuclear reactors\, in th
 e USA\, hinges on data which can be trusted.  To enable robust and economi
 cal deployment of new reactors\, the industry is increasingly embracing di
 gital technology with the aim of constructing an integrated digital ecosys
 tem that can support the entire lifecycle of nuclear plants. This digital 
 environment could bring together aspects of plant operations and control\,
  as well as online monitoring\, diagnostics and prognostics.\n\nThis talk 
 reviews the state-of‑the-art for the online monitoring capabilities and 
 integrated I&C enabling NPP diagnostics and prognostics\, which starts to 
 bring together data and insights from process parameters and those from on
 line monitoring. It will cover some of what is in a recent report prepared
  for the US NRC.\n\nCo-sponsored by: ANS-EWS\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Leonard Bo
 nd\n\nBldg: Richland Community Center\, 500 Amon Park Dr\, Richland\, Wash
 ington\, United States\, 99352
LOCATION:Bldg: Richland Community Center\, 500 Amon Park Dr\, Richland\, Wa
 shington\, United States\, 99352
ORGANIZER:ljbxyz007@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:13
SUMMARY:IEEE Richland\, ANS-EWS and ASME presents a Talk: "Online Monitorin
 g for Nuclear Power Plants: Measurements\, Diagnostics and Prognostics" by
  Leonard Bond
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/587338
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><div>IEEE Richland LMAG\, NPS and Sensors Cou
 ncil - with ANS-Eastern Washington presents a talk on "Online Monitoring f
 or Nuclear Power Plants: Measurements\, Diagnostics and Prognostics" by Pr
 of. Leonard Bond<br><br>\n<div>The deployment of advanced nuclear technolo
 gies\, such as small modular reactors (SMRs)\, microreactors and advanced 
 large reactors\, presents a promising yet complex vision of the future as 
 these technologies look to support the growth in electricity demand\, both
  in the USA and globally\, and potentially have the capability to transfor
 m the energy sector.</div>\n<div>&nbsp\;</div>\n<div>One key enabling tech
 nology transition in nuclear power plant (NPP) technology is the move to a
 dopt digital technologies for instrumentation and controls (I&amp\;C).&nbs
 p\; The successful deployment and operation of new nuclear reactors\, in t
 he USA\, hinges on data which can be trusted. <strong>&nbsp\;</strong>To e
 nable robust and economical deployment of new reactors\, the industry is i
 ncreasingly embracing digital technology with the aim of constructing an i
 ntegrated digital ecosystem that can support the entire lifecycle of nucle
 ar plants.&nbsp\; This digital environment could bring together aspects of
  plant operations and control\, as well as online monitoring\, diagnostics
  and prognostics.</div>\n<div>&nbsp\;</div>\n<div>This talk reviews the st
 ate-of‑the-art for the online monitoring capabilities and integrated I&a
 mp\;C enabling NPP diagnostics and prognostics\, which starts to bring tog
 ether data and insights from process parameters and those from online moni
 toring.&nbsp\; It will cover some of what is in a recent report prepared f
 or the US NRC.</div>\n<br><br></div>
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