Servelec Controls delivers complete control and safety system for the award winning project
05/04/2019 ITI Operations Limited (formerly Servelec Controls)
A vital new Silo Maintenance Facility (SMF) at Sellafield has been officially declared 'ready for action'. And with the new Nuclear Facility ready to tackle legacy wastes, Servelec Controls is pleased to share the details of its part in the award winning project.Working on behalf of the SMF Delivery Team (SMFDT) comprised of Cavendish Nuclear and Balfour Beatty JV, Servelec Controls designed, manufactured, tested and delivered the complete control and safety system for the SMF.
The impressive new facility, which has been eight years in the making, will allow Sellafield to empty waste from its legacy Silos, a major priority for the nuclear fuel reprocessing and nuclear decommissioning site.
Servelec Controls' complex multi-subsystem control solution for the new facility integrates monitoring, control and analysis of multiple plant areas and related processes, including:
-€¢ Local and remote control of all the operations inside the SMF
-€¢ Flask loading and maintenance
-€¢ Package collection
-€¢ Package and shield door operation
-€¢ The import and export of components inside package skips
-€¢ Decontamination, wash-down and effluence collection and sentencing
-€¢ Bogie maintenance
Servelec Controls' part in the project took three years to complete and included the detailed design, manufacture and testing of the systems, ultimately delivering over 40 control panel cubicles across nine subsystems. To read more about Servelec Controls' solution,
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