Nuclear Power Generation Engineering

Nuclear power generation uses nuclear fission as a heat source to produce steam, which in turn powers steam turbines to generate electricity. This process takes place inside a nuclear reactor, where nuclear fuel, usually uranium or plutonium, is controlled and cooled to prevent uncontrolled reactions. Nuclear power generation is considered one of the cleanest, most reliable, and economical energy sources, but it also raises concerns about the safety and long-term disposal of spent nuclear fuel.
Safety is a fundamental aspect of nuclear energy and, therefore, deserves the highest priority. In this sector, only nickel-based alloys that meet the highest safety standards, thanks to their resistance to corrosion and fatigue, can be used.
Our extensive product range includes superalloys that meet the following requirements: