CTEC, Doosan to cooperate in I&C solutions
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China General Nuclear (CGN) subsidiary China Techenergy Corp (CTEC) recently signed an agreement to cooperate with South Korea's Doosan Heavy Industries and Construction to promote self-developed instrumentation and control (I&C) products. CTEC has also signed a contract with Doosan to supply SpeedyHold (CTEC’s logic controller), and then Doosan will supply replacement control rod systems to four Korean nuclear power reactors.
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The signing of the cooperation agreement (Image: CGN) |
Doosan and CTEC signed the cooperation agreement and the contract in Shenzhen in China's Guangdong province on 29 January.
The contract calls for CTEC to supply a logic controller to Doosan, which will be a part of replacement reactor control rod systems for nuclear power plants in Korea.
CTEC and Doosan started talks in early 2016 and signed a memorandum of understanding in November of that year. The details of their cooperation were finalised last December.
In a statement, CGN said: "The signing ceremony marks the beginning of the two parties' long-term cooperation. They will join hands to build the nuclear power plants into flagship projects and then offer global markets complete digital I&C control rod systems and solutions."
CTEC's I&C products have been used in several Chinese nuclear power plants, including those at Daya Bay, Qinshan, Hongyanhe, Ningde, Yangjiang, Fangchenggang and Shidao Bay.
Doosan is a major nuclear power equipment supplier and has participated in the construction of power plants in China, South Korea, the UAE and the USA.
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by World Nuclear News
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