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al Engineers (ASME) & Nuclear Energy Insider are hosting a webinar (January 29, 10am ET) on ‘Advanced Manufacturing: Cutting Schedule and Cost from SMR Construction’

As the commercialisation of SMRs rapidly approaches, costing and scheduling challenges are imminent. Tackling these issues is key to solving the deployment puzzle and unleashing the power of SMRs.
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) & Nuclear Energy Insider are hosting a webinar (January 29, 10am ET) on ‘Advanced Manufacturing: Cutting Schedule and Cost from SMR Construction’, featuring insight from both the US and the UK.
Click here to secure your space at the webinar now
Hosted by Bob Stakenborgh, with David Gandy (EPRI), Dr Shiva Majidnia (TWI) and Dr Channa Nageswaran (TWI) all presenting, find out how to slash your schedule time and construction costs, bringing you to market faster than ever before.
Just a snapshot of what you’ll learn:

• NuScale Reactor Vessel – Find out how EPRI can use Advanced Manufacturing to cut the NuScale Reactor Vessel construction times from 3 years to less than 1
• ASME Codes & Standards – Focusing on boiler and pressure vessels, find out first how ASME are modifying existing codes and adding new ones, and how this will affect your business
• Advanced Inspection Methods - Discover how TWI will implement advanced non-intrusive inspection methods, to keep your reactor in operation longer than ever before

Don’t miss out on discovering how SMR projects are rapidly developing, and how you can capitalize on this huge opportunity.
Click here to secure your space at the webinar now
Can’t attend? Don’t worry! All sign-ups will receive the recording after the webinar.
Best regards,
Kevin
Kevin Anderson
Global Project Director
Nuclear Energy Insider
+44 (0) 20 7375 7190
kevin@nuclearenergyinsider.com

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