Chemical analysis laboratory to meet RCC-M requirements
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Your needs: carry out chemical analysis to meet RCC-M requirements
What is the RCC-M code?
RCC-M is the French code that defines the Design and Construction Rules for Mechanical Components of PWR nuclear islands. It is a set of French technical standards governing the design, manufacture, and maintenance of mechanical components for pressurized water nuclear reactors (PWRs).
It is mainly used by the nuclear industry to ensure the safety and reliability of equipment exposed to extreme conditions.
Why carry out chemical analysis to meet RCC-M requirements?
If you are responsible for manufacturing or modifying equipment intended for use in a nuclear power plant in accordance with RCC-M, you need to analyze the chloride, fluoride, and sulfide content in your products, as specified in RCC-M Appendix V.
Indeed, these corrosion precursors are strictly controlled for any material entering a nuclear power plant.
analysis can also be carried out by combustion, leaching, or by ion chromatography (IC/CIC).
The FILAB laboratory supports you with chemical analysis to meet RCC-M requirements
Why choose FILAB for your chemical analysis according to RCC-M?
FILAB laboratory is certified by AFNOR CERTIFICATION for the ISO 9001 standard and the ISO 19443 standard for the chemical analysis and characterization of materials and products for the nuclear sector.
FILAB laboratory’s expertise in the energy and nuclear sectors contributes to the development of your industrial projects through inspection, optimization and consulting related to your business.
From the design to the implementation of your facilities, FILAB laboratory supports you in assessing their compliance with RCC-M requirements.
analysis for the energy and nuclear sectors
Chemical analysis (heavy metals, additives, residual solvents…)
EXPERTISE
Failure analysis : study of fracture surfaces, fracture analysis, adhesion issues, corrosion phenomena, metallographic examination, weld analysis...
Deformulation of materials
Study of compatibility between fluids and materials
Identification of unknown contamination (deposits, particles)