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CONCENTRATE ON PRODUCTION, RELIABILITY, SAFETY AND PROFITABILITY ReMaint® Nuclear maintenance concept is a management model of nuclear power plant maintenance. The concept supports to fulfil constantly tightening demands to ensure reliable, safe and profitable operation of a nuclear power plant. LOGICAL STEPS TO IMPROVED MAINTENANCE AND AVAILABILITY The concept consists of steps to refocus maintenance activities and tasks based on criticality and prioritisation. Advanced methodologies define maintenance strategies and support resource allocation to achieve proactive and optimised maintenance. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are derived from plant needs and feedback process is implemented to ensure capability of continuous self improvement. KEY BENEFITS OF IMPLEMENTING THE CONCEPT AT LOVIISA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, FINLAND (EXAMPLE) Run To Failure (RTF) strategy implementation resulted in reallocation of resources for more productive work Continuous reduction of cumulative radiation dosage [man mSV] Decreasing WO backlog for critical components resulting in increased on-time delivery ReMaint® Nuclear MAINTENANCE CONCEPT Fortum ReMaint® Nuclear maintenance concept optimises maintenance activities. It helps you to remove unnecessary maintenance tasks and saved resources can focus on critical systems, structures and components. Fortum, Generation P.O. Box 100, FI-0048 FORTUM, Finland Tel. +358 10 45 11, @FortumNuclear www.fortum.com/nuclearservices For further information: Miko Olkkonen Tel. +358 40 518 7535 [email protected] 70,0 75,0 80,0 85,0 90,0 95,0 100,0 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 Loviisa Load Factor 1 Avg. Unit Capability Factor 2 for all PWR in the World HIGH LOAD FACTORS (% PER YEAR) Personnel costs Material costs General costs Unavailability costs Functional failure costs Productivity and quality Reworks High inventory costs Obsoleted components Investments Fuel costs Service costs Procurement costs Logistic costs Decreased efficiency Unproductive activities Over mainentance Reduced lifetime

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Page 1: remaint maintenance 3 - Fortumapps.fortum.fi/nuclearservices/remaint_maintenance.pdfRun-to-failure maintenance Observation Functional failure trendable extensive moderate minimum Fuel

ConCentrate on produCtion, reliability, safety and profitability ReMaint® Nuclear maintenance concept is a management model of nuclear power plant maintenance. The concept supports to fulfil constantly tightening demands to ensure reliable, safe and profitable operation of a nuclear power plant.

logiCal steps to improved maintenanCe and availability The concept consists of steps to refocus maintenance activities and tasks based on criticality and prioritisation. Advanced methodologies define maintenance strategies and support resource allocation to achieve proactive and optimised maintenance. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are derived from plant needs and feedback process is implemented to ensure capability of continuous self improvement.

Key benefits of implementing the ConCept at loviisa nuClear power plant, finland (example) Run To Failure (RTF) strategy implementation resulted in reallocation of resources for more productive work

• Continuous reduction of cumulative radiation dosage [man mSV]

• Decreasing WO backlog for critical components resulting in increased on-time delivery

remaint® nuclearMaintenance conceptFortum ReMaint® Nuclear maintenance concept optimises maintenance activities. It helps you to remove unnecessary maintenance tasks and saved resources can focus on critical systems, structures and components.

Fortum, GenerationP.O. Box 100, FI-0048 FORTUM, FinlandTel. +358 10 45 11, @FortumNuclearwww.fortum.com/nuclearservices

For further information:Miko OlkkonenTel. +358 40 518 [email protected]

70,0

75,0

80,0

85,0

90,0

95,0

100,0

1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016

Loviisa Load Factor1

Avg. Unit Capability Factor2

for all PWR in the World

high load faCtors (% per year)

personnel costsmaterial costsgeneral costs

unavailability costsfunctional failure costsproductivity and qualityreworkshigh inventory costsobsoleted components

investmentsfuel costs

service costs

procurement costslogistic costs

decreased efficiencyunproductive activities

over mainentancereduced lifetime

Page 2: remaint maintenance 3 - Fortumapps.fortum.fi/nuclearservices/remaint_maintenance.pdfRun-to-failure maintenance Observation Functional failure trendable extensive moderate minimum Fuel

O&M feedback data update

Proactive maintenance

1 2 3 4Highlycritical

Critical Noncritical

Run to failure

History data analyses

Investments and refurbishment

Assessment of improvement areas

Performance indicators (KPI’s)

CritiCality Classes

Functional failure

Non functional

failure

1 2 3

PreventiveTime based maintenance

Periodicmaintenance

Periodicinspection

Functional failure

Non functional

failure

1 2 3

PredictiveCondition based

maintenance

Surveillance

Online inspection

Processmonitoring

Condition monitoring

Functional failure

Non functional

failure

1 2

CombinedPredictive/Preventive

consolidated maintenance

Periodic maintenance

Condition monitoring

based maintenance

Non functional

failure

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CorrectiveRun-to-failure maintenance

Observation

Functional failure

trendable extensive moderate minimum

Fuel pool(at shutdown)

Fuel pool(at power)

WEATHER(at shutdown)

WEATHER(at power)

FIRE(at shutdown)

FIRE(at power)

SEISMIC

FLOOD(at shutdown)

FLOOD(at power)

INTERNAL(at shutdown)

INTERNAL(at power)

deCreasing proCess aCCident risK in loviisa

risK reduCtion (psa level 1)

remaint® nuClear - equipment maintenanCe strategies enhanCed tiered maintenanCe

maintenanCe strategies

CorreCtive maintenanCe worKs

Fortum, GenerationP.O. Box 100, FI-0048 FORTUM, FinlandTel. +358 10 45 11, @FortumNuclearwww.fortum.com/nuclearservices

For further information:Miko OlkkonenTel. +358 40 518 [email protected]