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Curtiss-Wright Delivers Training Simulator and RPS for TerraPower Natrium Plant

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Curtiss-Wright completed the installation of the Stage 1 Training Simulator (TSN) at TerraPower’s Natrium site in Kemmerer, Wyoming. The TSN is a full-scope simulator that replicates plant equipment and system conditions to support operator training and licensing. Curtiss-Wright is also developing the Distributed Control Systems (DCS) and the Reactor Protection System (RPS) for the plant.

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Why it matters

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The Natrium design is a 345-megawatt sodium-cooled fast reactor, which is expected to be the first utility-scale advanced nuclear power plant. This work helps lay the foundation for scaling a qualified nuclear workforce across every future Natrium plant.

Curtiss-Wright is involved in the US market for nuclear power growth.

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Who's involved

  • Curtiss-WrightSupplies critical simulator and control systems to TerraPower for its projects.
  • TerraPowerIs developing the Natrium advanced nuclear power plant.

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  • Curtiss-WrightSpeculative

    Could see direct revenue from delivering the TSN and developing the DCS/RPS for TerraPower.

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