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Curtiss-Wright Awarded $2.9M Contract to Modernize Recirculating Feed Water Control Systems for Commercial Nuclear Power Plant in Japan
Key Takeaway
This contract underscores the ongoing investment in modernizing existing nuclear power plants to ensure their continued reliable operation as a critical baseload power source.
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- •Curtiss-Wright was awarded a $2.9M contract to modernize Recirculating Feed Water Control (RFC) systems at a commercial nuclear power plant in Japan.
- •The project focuses on replacing legacy actuator and hydraulic power unit assemblies, indicating an investment in plant reliability and operational longevity.
- •This contract highlights ongoing efforts to maintain and upgrade existing nuclear infrastructure, ensuring continued baseload generation capacity.
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Curtiss-Wright on October 27 announced it has been awarded a $2.9 million contract by a commercial nuclear power facility in Japan to modernize the plant’s Recirculating Feed Water Control (RFC) systems. Curtiss-Wright will work with the nuclear facility to replace its legacy actuator and hydraulic power unit assemblies. Work on this contract is scheduled for […] The post Curtiss-Wright Awarded $2.9M Contract to Modernize Recirculating Feed Water Control Systems for Commercial Nuclear Power Plant in Japan appeared first on POWER Magazine .