Designing new nuclear facilities is an extraordinarily complex exercise, often requiring teams of specialists several hundred strong. Nuclear Facilities: A Designer's Guide provides an insight into each of the main contributors and shows how the whole design process is drawn together.
Essential reading for all nuclear professionals: those already involved in the industry will gain knowledge that enables them to interact more effectively with colleagues in other disciplines. Its wealth of information will assist students and graduates in progressing more rapidly into fully rounded contributors to the nuclear facility design process. Whilst those joining nuclear from other industries will find a structured introduction to the nuclear world and discover what differentiates it from other spheres of engineering.
Table of Contents
1. Nuclear fuel cycle 2. Radiation 3. Radiological zoning 4. Radiological changerooms 5. Structural 6. Process engineering 7. Mechanical engineering 8. Ventilation 9. Cranes 10. Electrical 11. Radiometric instruments 12. Project planning 13. Waste management 14. Safety 15. Decommissioning planning 16. Future-proofing 17. Design development
