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Agenda
Organisational
Readiness for
Nuclear
Construction
01 SECTION 1
02 SECTION 2
03 SECTION 3
04 SECTION 4
A Vision for
Industrialising
NPPs in South
Africa
Bridging the
Nuclear
Construction
Gap
Why support a
Nuclear Build
Program?
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Group Five is well known for its iconic civil structures.
Constructors in Eskom’s 20th century capacity build.
Providing Turnkey EPC solutions for African Energy.
Support IPPs in project Development and Construction.
Constructors in Eskom’s 21st century capacity build.
One of the leading constructors in SA REIPP program.
Does all this qualify us for a nuclear build?
A DNA Forged in Power Generation
Moses Mabida Stadium
Sasol 340MW CCGT PP
Kusile 4800MW Coal PP
Kendal 4122MW Coal PP
W Cape 27MW Wind PP Touwsriver 34MW CPV PP
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Rebuilding a Nuclear Construction Capacity
Koeberg circa 1980
Koeberg Today
NECSA Research Reactor
Nuclear Construction; a forgotten era in South Africa.
South Africa remains a proud construction nation.
Koeberg is preparing SA for nuclear construction.
Realising our nuclear potential in local partnerships.
Secure our best resources for a nuclear new-build.
Grow our nuclear industry development forum. (NIASA)
Opportunities for SMEs in a nuclear build program
needs to be realised.
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a
Bridging the Nuclear Construction Gap
02 SECTION 2
“A nuclear build program is more a management
challenge than a technical challenge” KPMG
8 Unpacking the “Nuclear Construction Gap”
1. Reactor Pressure Vessel
2. Primary Pump
3. Pressuriser
4. Steam Generators x 3
5. Steam Turbine
6. Accumulator
7. Condenser
8. Generator
9. Transformer & Switchyard
10. Fuel Storage & Pool
11. Fuel Handling System
12. Inner Containment Building
13. Outer Containment Building
14. Fuel Storage Building
15. Turbine Building
16. Deaerator Storage Tank
17. Control Room
18. Emergency Generator
19. Balance of Nuclear Island
20. Polar Crane
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Nuclear Island (Q1/Q2) Primary Circuit
Conventional Island (Q2/Q3) Secondary Circuit
Balance of Plant (Q3) Tertiary Circuit
• Nuclear Construction Codes and Standards
• Nuclear Regulatory requirements.
• Nuclear Safety Culture
• Experienced and Qualified Partnerships
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What is Nuclear Safety?
What is Nuclear Safety Culture?
These are the gatekeepers to the local industry. (NNR)
A nuclear safety culture requires proven and trusted
standards, organisations, systems and individuals.
Can this be achieved in South Africa?
The need for an industrialisation program for SA
Measuring up to Nuclear Safety Requirements Koeberg 1980 (LTA and Roberts Construction)
Nuclear Safety: - (IAEA)
The achievement of proper operating conditions, prevention of accidents or
mitigation of accident consequences, resulting in protection of workers, the public and the environment from undue radiation hazards.
Nuclear Safety Culture: (INSAG 4)
Safety Culture is that assembly of characteristics and attitudes in organizations
and individuals which establishes that, as an overriding priority, nuclear safety
issues receive the attention warranted by their significance.
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Desired objective: “The optimal localisation of high quality,
safe and reliable NPPs, in the hands of satisfied customers and
successfully delivered to nuclear industry best practices.”
Establish and commit a robust localisation forum.
Take stock of what we already have in South Africa.
Learn from successful global nuclear industrialisation
programs.
Development, Training and Authorisation of Skills.
Support Government and Private industrialist in
nuclear manufacturing and construction.
Develop a structured NPP procurement model.
Nuclear industrialisation is a national objective.
Making Nuclear Industrialisation a Reality
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Nuclear Energy delivers the combined benefits of Coal
and Renewable energies. “Clean Base-Load Power”
SA needs long-term vision in energy planning scenarios.
Nuclear’s competitiveness needs to be realised in SA.
EU Tariffs: French-Nuclear vs German-Coal/Renewable.
Nuclear demands reliable, long-term industrial partners.
The “Game Changer” in developing intellectual careers.
Could the Transport industry become the next IEUG?
Independence from liquid fuel volatility, but is Coal or Gas
the “future” to pass on to the next Generation?
Thoughts on Supporting a Nuclear Program
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Thank You
Des Muller
Director - Nuclear Construction Services
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For more information please contact:
Des Muller
Designation: Director – Nuclear Construction Services
Telephone: +27 10 060 1847
Mobile: +27 72 808 0200
Email: [email protected]
Our website: www.groupfive.co.za