Advanced Nuclear Energy: Innovations & Global Energy Challenges | Jon Guidroz, SVP, Aalo Atomics

His roles have included lead process engineer and technology manager on numerous projects, head of process engineering and technology director and project management.

an app that tests the suitability of new sites for schools.by configuring the potential options in 10 minutes,.

Advanced Nuclear Energy: Innovations & Global Energy Challenges | Jon Guidroz, SVP, Aalo Atomics

an apartment block configured in half an hour.a motorway in an hour.At this speed, we can beta test many more options than could usually be considered – one of our client specific configurators will generate many thousands of completely compliant test fits in a matter of minutes, to select the solutions which best suit a specific site.. Industrialising Reference Design.

Advanced Nuclear Energy: Innovations & Global Energy Challenges | Jon Guidroz, SVP, Aalo Atomics

Reference Design is of immediate benefit to the current design to construction market; even if built using a traditional process, there will be benefits brought by the optimal design (via optimisation of adjacencies and the standardisation inherent in Reference Design)..However the greater opportunities lie in its ability to unlock DfMA and industrialised construction; using Reference Design for a programmatic roll out gives Portfolio clients an opportunity to move up the adoption scale at a pace that allows the supply chain to move confidently with them.

Advanced Nuclear Energy: Innovations & Global Energy Challenges | Jon Guidroz, SVP, Aalo Atomics

The first assets may be delivered quite traditionally, but sequential assets can be increasingly industrialised in their delivery:.

Starting to engage key suppliers in the provision of standardised equipment to give certainty of pipeline to the supplier, and certainty of cost and availability to the client.Some client laboratory equipment can be damaged or become dangerous if there’s a loss of power, so understanding any Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) requirements early on is essential.. As usual, the coordination between the MEP services becomes the difficult part of the latter stages.

It’s not unusual to have an extremely busy ceiling void, so it is important to start with the drainage and then the ventilation.We have to bear in mind the coordination below the ceiling too, with dropping services, wall-mounted isolation and panels, shut-off valves and emergency stop buttons, all competing for space on the walls.

Internal windows will be needed in labs with dangerous atmospheres to ensure line of sight for occupant safety, which will further impact the below ceiling coordination.While external windows will need to be maintained to introduce daylight, this can lead to solar heat gains.

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