Strategies to Prepare for a Successful NERC Audit - Reliability
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Last month, we asked our audience What element slows neutrons in reactors? Overall, the most voted for answer was Heavy Water at 82 percent of the vote. Sodium Liquid received the second most votes at 11 percent and Carbon Dioxide the third most votes at eight percent. Finally, Helium Gas received the least amount of votes at zero percent.
The correct answer is Heavy water. Heavy water (D2O) is used as a moderator in some reactors because it slows down neutrons effectively and also has a low probability of absorption of neutrons.
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Industry Gathering – On June 25-28, 2024, Certrec attended the Utilities Service Alliance’s Executive Summit. Nearly 450 attendees and guests came together for a variety of fascinating presentations and helpful information, with significant emphasis on the understanding and proper use of artificial intelligence for enhancing plant and human performance.Â
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NERC – In the world of power system management, reactive power and voltage control are not merely technical terms but pivotal elements that maintain the stability and efficiency of the entire electrical grid. Our white paper delves into the operational essentials and strategic significance of VAR-002, offering an in-depth analysis of its requirements and the challenges of compliance.
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NERC – The North American Electric Reliability Corporation has introduced new rules requiring many previously unregistered inverter-based resources to register with NERC for the first time. Is your utility prepared to meet these new regulatory challenges? Read our infoguide to prepare for these upcoming regulatory changes.
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