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Nuclear Reactor Study (1975)

Author	General Electric
Date	July 1975
Classification	6.01.3.20/23 (NUCLEAR SAFETY - REACTORS - PRESSURIZED WATER (PWR) / BOILING WATER (BWR))
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NUCLEAR REACTOR STUDY

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

OBJECTIVE OF STUDY
The Nuclear Reactor Study was a highly technical study with the objective of 
determining the basic requirements for implementing the Nuclear Energy Division's 
(NED) quality strategy through continuing improvements in the availability and 
capability of Boiling Water Reactor Nuclear Plants (BWR's). This strategy is 
predicated on the view that leadership of the BWR in these characteristics represents 
the greatest opportunity for reducing the Utility customer's power generation cost, 
with resulting lower power costs for industry and for the ultimate consuming public. 
The Study included review of the broad range of opportunities for development of
BWR leadership in all aspects of availability and capability across the entire range 
of design, development, manufacturing, construction and operation.

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