Technology that optimises the operation and maintenance processes of fossil-fuel power plants
The objective of component engineering is to provide highly technological products and services to guarantee the structural integrity and improve the functionality of powerplants. It also aims to increase the safety, efficiency and other essential aspects of an industrial production plant.
The component engineering carried out by Tecnatom is geared towards:
Over the years, Tecnatom’s vast experience in the field of nuclear component engineering has led us to divide our activities into two different sections:
Thanks to our extensive experience of over 30 years in the industry, at Tecnatom we perfectly understand the way in which power plants operate, meaning we can provide detailed knowledge on the matter to give expert advice to our clients. Thanks to our broad presence across the sector we are technologically independent when compared to other suppliers.
Our comprehensive inspection services include the latest technology and are essential to guarantee the efficiency of maintenance tasks, permitting the equipment to be inactive for as shorter time as possible. This will create considerable cost savings and increase production.
Our component engineering development aims to improve maintenance tasks, preserve the structural integrity of devices, control their ageing and optimise the general operation of a power plant. We provide personalised solutions for each of our clients, with alternative options in the case of any obsolescence issues arising.
Tecnatom joins ADEX, an innovative software company that has developed a disruptive control technology for power plants. As partners, Tecnatom will offer the Next Generation
The power generation industry is currently facing the need to reduce operating costs while maintaining the safety and availability of power plants. Considering the high
El proyecto ITER es uno de los proyectos de inversión más grandes del mundo, en el que colaboran más de 35 países con el objetivo de demostrar la viabilidad de la fusión nuclear como fuente de energía inagotable. Para ello se está construyendo uno de los dispositivos de fusión por confinamiento magnético más grandes del mundo, en el que se probarán tecnologías, materiales y regímenes físicos integrados necesarios para la producción de electricidad basada en la fusión.
Tecnatom forma parte del proyecto aportando la creación de la plataforma de simulación de lo que será el simulador de la sala de control de ITER, la integración de modelos existentes desarrollados por distintos suministradores, la integración del sistema de control CODAC, el desarrollo de modelos adicionales, así como el mantenimiento y la formación en la plataforma.
