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INTRODUCTION to NUCLEAR REACTOR DESIGN. Fundamentals Training Programs

Offered by: WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SPAIN S.A.U.

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Nuclear Energy Worldwide:

Installed power and power generation.
Load and availability factors.
Fuel reserves.

Design Characteristics:

Fuel burnup (neutronic design).
Heat generation and transfer (Thermalhydraulic Design).
Basic differential aspects.

Reactor Main Components:

Requirements.
Features.
Materials.

Nuclear reactor Types

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Program Type:

Initial

Schedule

Not specified

Frequency

On Demand

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ID: 4815

Organisation:

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SPAIN S.A.U.

Language:

English

Start/End:

1 Jan 2026 / 31 Dec 2030

Duration:

18 hours

Application Deadline:

31 Dec 2030

Modality:

Blended Learning

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