Pressure transmitter for nuclear applications
Pressure transmitter for nuclear applications
Safety, innovation and top performancepressure transmitters for 20 years
Fuji Electric mission is to offer safety, innovation and top performance pressure transmitters with high reliability, accuracy and long terms stability to nuclear operators, EPC and Sub Contractors along with fast delivery time and close customers support.
The company has delivered gauge, differential, absolute and relative pressure transmitters to Nuclear power plants and Nuclear Research Institutes all over the world.
So what is a nuclear pressure transmitter?
Fuji Electric sensors are designed and manufactured to provide accurate and reliable measurements in nuclear facilities.
They are qualified and can be installed on systems performing safety classified functions, the failure of which could lead to serious industrial or radiological consequences.
Fuji Electric's pressure transmitters have been used for decades in all of EDF's French nuclear power plants and in many other plants around the world, as well as in the latest EPRs commissioned or under construction (Taishan, Flamanville, Olkiluoto and Hinkley Point).
Fuji Electric France's commitment to nuclear safety is total and includes the implementation of a safety culture approach. This is part of the company's DNA.
Why choose a Fuji Electric nuclear qualified sensor?
Choosing a Fuji Electric "nuclear qualified" transmitter will ensure that your project requirements are met in terms of:
- Safety ratings
- RCC-E qualifications: NC, TAS, K3 or K3ad
- Ambient family & accidental thermodynamic profile
- I&C safety criteria
- Integrity or operability under seismic loads in accidental conditions
- Manufacturing traceability
- Control of the conformity of the manufactured devices thanks to our quality management system certified ISO 9001, QN100/QN200/QN300 and more recently ISO19443.
- Guaranteed supply of documentary deliverables according to project specifications.
- Respect for the project schedule through the rigorous management and monitoring of a dedicated nuclear project team.
