Projects of Note

 

Case Studies

NUCLEAR


As generating stations throughout North America age, managers and nuclear contractors are turning to accelerated maintenance, renewal and decommissioning programs. CTI’s skill in demolishing heavily reinforced structures has played an integral role in many of these efforts. Our broad experience includes such nuclear tasks as decommissioning, commodity removal, head and reactor vessel replacement and SGRO projects.

CTI’s in-house engineering staff develops cutting sequence and rigging plans that reduce demo time to achieve your critical path objectives quickly. We offer 24-hour response time for emergencies, and our safety-trained crew balances a rapid work effort with safe, contamination-free performance.

Demo fo Nuclear Outages and Decommissioning







PROJECTS OF NOTE
Surry Nuclear Power Plant
Surry, VA
Performed for Bechtel Power Corp.
Scope: Diamond wire saw cut a section of the crane wall to facilitate removal of the reactor head.

Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant
Buchanan, NY
Performed for Williams Plant Services
Scope: Diamond wire saw cut, rigged and removed two sodium tanks and corresponding pedestals.

Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Plant
Wiscasset, ME
Performed for Stone & Webster Co.
Scope: Diamond wire saw cut, rigged and removed the missile shield, equipment hatch, crane wall, pressurizer cubical wall, steam generator walls and containment building walls for removal of the steam generators and reactor.

CASE STUDIES
1. Precision Nuclear Retrofitting
Diamond Wire Cutting Proceeds During Live Plant Operations
 

2. Reacter Access Way Cleared
Quick Turnaround & Diamond Wire Cutting Keeps Nuclear Decommissioning On Track
 

3.Millrights Set Back on Schedule
Diamond Wire Cutting Helps Retool Fossil-Fueled Power Plant

4.Reactor Outage Time Cut
Robotic Demo & Diamond Wire Cutting Saves Money at St. Lucie Nuclear
 


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