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AP1000
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AP1000 - Introduction to AP1000® Plant Systems Training Course
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Please contact us for pricing and course dates at training@westinghouse.com
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During this one (1) week of classroom training the student
will complete an overview study of the major systems that make up the AP1000®
nuclear power plant. Students will review the purpose, major components,
functions and design basis and system relationship of these plant
systems.
The week is divided into detailed overviews of the following
functional areas:
1. The AP1000 Plant
2. Reactor Coolant
Systems
3. Passive Safety
Related Systems
4. Non-safety Systems
(Defense-in-Depth)
5. Control Systems
6. Electrical
Systems
7. Auxiliary Cooling
Water Systems
8. Containment
9. Secondary Plant
Systems
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be
able to describe the layout, function, design basis and relationships of each
system. Additionally, students will be able to explain the operation and
protection functions provided by the instrumentation and control plant
equipment.
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A-SRO-9 - AP1000 SRO Management Certification Course
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Minimum number of students is five (5).
Maximum number of students is ten (10).
Please contact us for pricing and course dates at training@westinghouse.com
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The Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) Management Certification Course prepares the successful student to direct the operation of the Westinghouse AP1000 plant under normal, abnormal, and emergency plant conditions. This course is intended for nuclear power plant managers, supervisors, and personnel requiring integrated plant system and operational knowledge. The following pre-requisite knowledge is required for success in this course:
Introductory-level knowledge of Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) fundamentals, systems, and operation
Basic math skills including logarithms and algebraic manipulation of equations
Human Performance Fundamentals
Consistent with the Nuclearning®Educational Model, the Senior Reactor Operator ManagementCertification Course incorporates numerous student-centered learning activities to help the student learn and remember the concepts being studied. This approach puts the student at the center of the learning process making him an active participant in all learning activities. Specifically, the course incorporates classroom exercises, control board demonstrations, group work exercises, student presentations, and hands-on main control room simulator operation. Industry operating events are incorporated throughout the course to provide context for the knowledge and skills acquired, and to keep nuclear safety in the forefront of all system and personnel interactions.
The Senior Reactor Operator Management Certification Course is nine (9) weeks in length. A typical course is made up of one (1) operating team, but can accommodate up to two (2) teams. Since hands-on learning in the simulator control room is an integral part of the course, the recommended number of students for each operating team is five (5).
The maximum number of students for this course is ten (10).
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