Structural, Protection, Safety
for Nuclear power
When an Incident Occurs, There Is No Room for Improvisation
In a nuclear facility, a fire reaching a critical area or a leak affecting an airlock door must be contained within the first few minutes. Beyond that point, the situation can escalate rapidly. Airlock doors and reactor pool stop logs must maintain perfect sealing performance, even after years of continuous operation and repeated cycling.
A weakness in any of these critical protection systems can compromise the safety and integrity of the entire facility.
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Our Protection and Dynamic Sealing Solutions
Cryogenic and Fire Protection Panel
This panel combines a composite foam core with basalt fiber reinforcement to deliver patented thermal protection compliant with ISO 20088.
It withstands cryogenic shock in accordance with ISO 20088-3 and fire exposure in accordance with ISO 22899-1. Its coefficient of thermal expansion is close to that of steel, making integration into existing steel structures straightforward and reliable.
Inflatable Seals for Airlock Doors and Stop Logs
Inflatable seals provide a simple and effective solution for maintaining sealing integrity in installations with moving components or significant clearances between parts.
They are widely used throughout the nuclear industry for airlock doors and reactor pool stop logs, where reliable containment is essential. This technology can also be adapted for rotating plugs and controlled-atmosphere enclosures, providing dependable sealing performance across a broad range of critical nuclear applications.