This embedded system meets Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and Nuclear Regulatory Commission Regulation (NUREG) quality regulations and comply with federal and DEO regulations.
To ensure the highest standards of safety, and security, as well as quality (tracking and MOX compliance), EURIWARE will conceive a IT solutions entirely dedicated to control command (including security systems), production and nuclear materials (Material Control & Accounting) management.
EURIWARE comprises three major components: production control and management systems backed with supervision tools, and control command, the production and nuclear Materials Management Information System (MMIS), and finally the Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS).
The system represents a total of 83 automates, 74 supervisors, 13 security automates, 33 PC for processes measure, 23 PC for labs, 111 mechanical automation standards, 53 chemical automation standards, LIMS and MMIS solutions, and a database storing system.
“The MOX project is, by no means, a significant challenge that we have ever undertaken. This is a proof of recognition of EURIWARE expertise on embedded systems acquired and mastered consciously by our teams on designing and implementing these solutions either in AREVA main sites, or in France.This demonstrates the ability of EURIWARE to broadly transfer its expertise to accommodate the American market on a major international project”, said Jean-Marie Jolivet, head manager of industrial and technical systems division at EURIWARE.
EURIWARE, a subsidiary of the AREVA group, provides its customers with advanced Consulting and IT services in energy, industry, defence and services sectors.
Shaw AREVA is a joint venture of 70% Shaw Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc. and 30% AREVA.
