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RSCC Nuclear Cable (RSCC)
has completed delivery of
safety-related replacement
cables (class 1E) for the Shin Kori
Unit 3 nuclear power plant, part
of a nearly $13 million award
by Korea Hydro Nuclear Power
(KHNP). RSCC was selected to
replace cables at two APR-1400
reactors, and has achieved the
cable industry’s first installation of
60-year qualified nuclear cables.
“RSCC is proud to have achieved
this milestone in the qualification
and manufacturing of the world’s
highest quality cables, under the
most challenging circumstances
of scrutiny and delivery for KHNP,”
said Steven Bonnell, president of
RSCC Wire & Cable.
RSCC has delivered over one
million feet of cable to meet the
urgent demand for qualified
replacement cables. More than
1,000 reels of low and medium
voltage power, instrumentation
and control cables have been
freighted to Koreaover thepast six
months. Each reel was inspected
several times during and after
manufacturing in the US, and
again several times before and
after installation at Shin Kori.
“ShinKori’scableshaveundergone
more quality inspections than
any other cable in the nuclear
industry,” said Corey McDaniel,
RSCC's vice president Asia. The
cables installed at Shin Kori are the
first ever to meet such stringent
requirements, withstanding harsh
conditions that include extreme
temperatures, pressures, steam,
and radiation.
Elsewhere, RSCC cables have
been installed in over half of
Korea’s reactors and in every
reactor in the US.
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