The casks, referred to as “small storage facilities,” use the dry cask storage method to safely store the spent nuclear fuel. Thermal and structural soundness are key requisites of the casks, as they are used to prevent nuclear fission (i.e. criticality achieved) and perform radiation shielding based on the effective storage/sealing of radioactive materials. Backed by our proven engineering and manufacturing expertise, we aim to emerge as the market leader of spent fuel transportation and storage tanks used by the dry cask storage facilities in Korea.
DPC-24
MSO-24
MSO-37
TSC
TC
TFR
MSO
* MSO-37 : Undergoing US NRC’s design inspection (Expect to obtain certification in 2022 1H)
Nuclear Fuel Storage Cask for TEPCO (Japan)
Nuclear Fuel Storage Cask for TMI (Three Mile Island) Nuclear Power Plant (US)
Nuclear decommissioning refers to “all activities involved in permanently closing down an aged nuclear power plant and dismantling the facilities/ site or cleaning up radioactive contamination.” The nuclear power plant components eventually become radioactively contaminated over time owing to long-term exposure and thus, safely dismantling the contaminated components is the key to effective nuclear decommissioning. We applied our nuclear power plant services expertise to develop decommissioning technology for key components, such as nuclear reactors and steam generators, and will be leveraging these skillsets to become the leader in the domestic market for nuclear decommissioning and radioactive waste treatment and will endeavor to further expand our reach into international markets.
Insulation Dismantling
Seal Ledge Cutting
Pre-cutting
Inlet/Outlet Nozzle Cutting
Oxy-Propane Cutting
L-cut & Final Cut Process
Remote Dismantling of Disassembled Parts
Moved to Container for Packaging