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Andreeva Bay remediation

Andreeva Bay is a former coastal technical maintenance base of the USSR Naval Fleet established in 1960s for storage of fresh and spent nuclear fuel (SNF), solid radioactive waste (SRW) and liquid radioactive waste (LRW) arising from nuclear-powered submarines and icebreakers

Dismantling of nuclear-powered submarines

Since 2003 Storvik Consult has been an active stakeholder in the dismantling of multipurpose nuclear-powered submarines (NPS) decommissioned from the Naval Fleet of the Russian Federation being a contractor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Norway

Conversion of NPS reactor compartments

The project provided administration of the contract Norway has entered into with Nerpa Shipyard for the conversion of three three-compartment NPS sections into single-compartment sections with proper shielding for on-land storage at Saida Bay

Nuclear fuel storage Lepse

In 2008 the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) signed a Grant Implementing Agreement with the Federal Centre for Nuclear and Radiation Safety to fund Phase I of the Decommissioning of the Floating Maintenance Base Lepse

Papa-class nuclear power submarine

In 2008 a Grant Implementing Agreement for the preparation for unloading and unloading of spent nuclear fuel from Papa-class nuclear-powered submarine, hull No. 501, was set up between the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Federal Centre for Nuclear and Radiation Safety

Nuclear ice-breakers

Safety systems for the nuclear powered icebreakers Sovetsky Soyuz, Yamal and Arktika, nuclear powered cargo carrier Sevmorput, maintenance floating base Lotta, and icebreaker base Atomflot

Arctic Military Environmental Cooperation

This International program includes a project for design, construction and commissioning of a mobile plant for handling solid radioactive wastes

Complementary emergency feed-water system

In the initial design of the Kola Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP) reactor type VVER 440, the main and auxiliary feed water pumps, as well as residual heat removal pumps were placed close to each other in the turbine building. In case of a fire or a flooding, there was a risk that all these pumps will be unavailable.

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