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680 MW


ELECTRICAL OUTPUT FOR TWO-UNIT PLANT


LAND REQUIREMENT FOR TWO-UNIT PLANT


37 ACRES USES


COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE FUEL


AIR-COOLED CONDENSER OPTION


REDUCES WATER USAGE


80-YEAR DESIGN LIFE


As the demand for clean, always-on power increases, we have the solution in the SMR-300TM


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PROVING THE NEXT GENERATION OF NUCLEAR ENERGY


Small Modular Reactors and advanced reactor technologies are changing how nuclear energy is designed, deployed, and scaled. Before these systems can deliver reliable power, criticalcomponents must prove they can perform under demanding operating and accident conditions.


Element Materials Technology brings decades of nuclear testing expertise to the next generation of reactor technology. Our capabilities support environmental qualification, LOCA and HELBsimulation, seismic and dynamic testing, EMI/ EMC, materials evaluation, and component qualification.


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