The Development of Nuclear Power in China · 9 Westinghouse Proprietary Class 2 © 2015...

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Naomi Marshall

Westinghouse Electric Company

Bite of Science

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Agenda

• Who is Westinghouse

• Career Path, Job Responsibilities and Research Areas

• The importance of STEM

• Westinghouse WIN Support to STEM


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Who is Westinghouse?

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The Nuclear Fuel Cycle

http://www.nrc.gov/

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Westinghouse Columbia Plant

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Pictures of Columbia Plant

Grid Treatment Area

Pellet Grinding Conversion

Assembly Inspection

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New Plants and

Major Projects Delivers both new-plant

projects and major

projects for new and

operating plants on a

global basis

Decommissioning,

Decontamination

and Remediation Deploys global technologies

and forms local partnerships to

carry out long-term projects

Nuclear Fuel and

Components Mfg. Designs and delivers fuel for

PWR, BWR, VVER and AGR

reactors; manufactures fuel-

handling equipment, cranes

and nuclear components

Westinghouse Organization

Westinghouse technology is the basis for

nearly 50 percent of nuclear power plants

operating worldwide!

Operating Plants

Business Delivers operating plant

products and services,

including global field

services, instrumentation and

control, welding and

machining, and installation-

related functions

Engineering Center of Excellence Supports all product lines by driving common engineering

capabilities and accelerating innovation

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• Opened 1969

• 550,000 ft2 facility (51,500

m2)

• 1156 acre site (4.7 km2)

• UF6 conversion through fuel

assembly

• FA component manufacture

• Core component

manufacture

• Product design and testing

• Almost 95,000 PWR & 5000

BWR released fuel

assemblies produced.

Westinghouse Columbia Plant

• Approximately 1200

people, 940 in the

Columbia Fuel Operations

• ISO 9001 Certified

(Quality) and ISO 14001

Certified (Environmental)

• Over 10% of electricity

generated in the entire

US comes from nuclear

fuel made at our plant

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50% of South Carolinas Energy Comes from

Nuclear Energy

South Carolina’s Electricity

Generation

•Nuclear - 49.9%

•Coal - 36.2%

•Oil - 0.2%

•Natural Gas - 10.5%

•Hydro -1.4%

•Renewable and Other 2.8%

Source: EIA, 2010

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Westinghouse Nuclear Fuel

Asian Customer Base

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Westinghouse

Manufacturing

Plant

Westinghouse

Japan

Offices

Westinghouse

Korea

Offices

Westinghouse

China Mainland

Offices

Westinghouse

Taiwan

Office

Westinghouse

Technology

Licensees

Westinghouse

Materials

Customers

Westinghouse

Fuelled

Reactors

Westinghouse

AP1000

Reactors

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L

L

L

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JV

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Westinghouse Nuclear Fuel South American Customer Base

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Westinghouse Nuclear Fuel EMEA Customer Base

Czech Republic

PWR: VVER Temelin 1, 2

Switzerland

BWR: Leibstadt

PWR:Beznau Core

Components

France

PWR 900MWe & 1300MWe

+ Core Components

Spain

PWR Licensee:

ENUSA

PWR: Almaraz 1&2,

ASCO 1&2,

Vandellos 2 + Core

Components; Trillo

BWR: Confrentes

Sweden

BWR: Barsebäck 2

Oskarshamn 1, 2, 3

PWR: Ringhals 2,3,&4

UK

100% AGR

100% Magnox +

TPAs

Belgium

PWR: Tihange 3, Doel 4

+ Core Components;

Doel 1&2 RCCAs

Finland

BWR: Olkiluoto 2

VVER: Loviisa

Germany

BWR: Isar 1, Brunsbuttel, Krummel,

Philipsburg 1

PWR: Grohnde, Isar 2,

Neckarwestheim, Philipsburg 2

Slovenia

PWR: Krsko

Ukraine

PWR: SU1,2, Zr

ESKOM

PWR: Koeburg


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Naomi Marshall

Manager, Project Management, Business Processes, Design

and Administration Services

Product Engineering

Engineering Centre of Excellence

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Career Path, Job Responsibilities and Research

Areas

• Advanced Degree in Chemical Engineering from University

of Teesside in England

• Advanced Technical Project Management Qualifications

from California Institute of Technology

• Joined the Nuclear industry in 2000

• Roles or responsibilities increased to current position

• Chair of South East Region Westinghouse WIN

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Current Role and Research Areas

– Responsible for management of

global and domestic fuel

development programs

– Generally focused on fuel reliability

improvements, security of supply

and economic improvements for our

customers

– Main research area focus is

currently in Seismic and Loss of

Containment Accident Analysis


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The Importance of STEM

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Why do we do what we do?

• Energize students to become

part of a global solution.

• Discuss the impact of

sustainable, affordable

energy with students and

parents around the world.

“My work at the Foundation is mostly about vaccines and seeds, about the things

that we need to invent and deliver to help the poorest two billion live better lives,

but energy and climate are extremely important to these people -- in fact, more

important than to anyone else on the planet.” Bill Gates

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Opportunities Around the World

• Use a map of the world or

globe at careers fairs and

schools to demonstrate to

students where office

locations, customers and

business partners are.

• Talk to students about the

opportunity to travel and

see different cultures.

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Diversity in STEM

• Engineers are

problem solvers!

Engineers play a part

in everything in our

surroundings.

• Outside of

Engineering there are

multiple career

opportunities

Engineers

Mechanical

Civil

Environmental

Computer

Chemical Biosystems

Electrical

Nuclear

Materials

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493,505

499,137

567,567

571,612

745,384

1,170,715

1,740,776

2,008,823

5,433,057

8,286,892

Impact on the environment

Ranking Country

1 China

2 United States

3 India

4 Russian Federation

5 Japan

6 Germany

7 Iran

8 Korea

9 Canada

10 United Kingdom

Source: World Bank 2010

Note: HK excluded from this statistics

Unit: Kiloton

China aims at reducing CO2 emissions per unit

of GDP by 40%-45% by 2020 from the 2005 level

• Energize students to become

part of a global solution.

• Discuss the impact of

sustainable, affordable energy

with students and parents

around the world.

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The other benefits of STEM

“Replace fear of the

unknown with curiosity”


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How do we support STEM

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How we can support STEM in School

• Careers Fairs

• Class room careers days

• In class room experiments

• Girls in Science

• STEM Boards

• Experiment Ideas

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In the Community

Community service

opportunities are linked to

mentoring opportunities in

STEM

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Professional Development

• Teamwork

• Careers Advise

• Resume Reviews

• Interview Practice

• Language Guidance

• Homework support

• Mentoring


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Questions

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