PAVILION | BELGIUM
In 2021, the problem is no longer nuclear security. It remains a problem, but the biggest problem is CO2.
“If for the Greens, increasing CO2 emissions is a political victory, good for them, but they will have to explain it to the young people who are demonstrating” .
Georges-Louis Bouchez, leader of the French liberal MR party
Netalux is proud to be a Belgian company in this industry as,
Belgium can highlight its achievement in the cooperation
of small and medium-large companies in big projects like ITER, or in the design and creation of the MYRRHA reactor, says HTMS. The company says its metallic HTMS-
seals make fusion technology work and help to come to a clean and safe environment and it highlights qualification of cask-seals and seals for SMR-reactors. It invites delegates to come and talk about its unique approach to the business. “Together with the customer, we look for technical solutions which will fulfill their request.”
amongst others, Belgium is a pioneer in the nuclear industry. With Netalux we are proud to continue this role as pioneer, specially in the field of decontamination by enabling the adoption of laser cleaning in the industry. By offering services, machines as well as training, we provide a complete ecosystem of laser cleaning towards the industry. The nuclear industry especially benefits from this technology, as we don’t add any waste to the cycle - cleaning is performed with nothing but light. Netalux therefore invites you to come, with the speed of light, and visit us at our booth.
Magics invites you to discover its radiation-hardened ASICs and
intelligent technology for motion control applications in nuclear maintenance and decommissioning.
At WNE Syscade will present its mobile laboratory for inspection
and characterisation of nuclear waste - discover this technological innovation right in front of the exhibition entrance. DSi, Scannix and Technord have joined their expertise to develop a mobile unit for physical and radiological radioactive waste drum analysis.
43.5 GWh
In 2019 nuclear represented nearly half of Belgium’s generation
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