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Group of Companies “NEOLANT” (Russia) being strategic partner of Intergraph in Russian Federation and utilizing Plant Information Modeling for many years is pleased to invite you and your professionals to participate in User Group Conference “Intergraph PP&M Russia & CIS 2015” on April 8-9, 2015 in Sochi, Russia.

NEOLANT has a rare for the Russian market expertise in implementation of Intergraph technologies in nuclear, oil and gas production facilities for solving different application tasks throughout lifecycle. Moreover “NPPs Decommissioning Database” Information System based on the Intergraph platform is considered as a unique project in the world practice.

User Group Conference “Intergraph PP&M Russia & CIS 2015” is intended for engineering and manufacturing companies, construction and operating organizations of oil, gas, petrochemical, nuclear and other productions.

The event will be focused on the following issues:

• Efficient process management of EPC-company on the basis of Intergraph PP&M technology;
• Application of 2D and 3D design tools for improved performance: SPE Engineering & Schematics, Smart 3D;
• Engineering Data Management System (EDMS) for minimizing production losses;
• Intergraph analyzing and calculating solutions providing resource saving;
• Specific characteristics of Intergraph – Intergraph SmartPlant Cloud technology;
• Integrated solutions and compatibility with other software.

User Group Conference “Intergraph PP&M Russia & CIS 2015” will provide an excellent forum for networking and direct knowledge with unique global projects, opportunity to discuss goals of your enterprise with NEOLANT experts.

Please, be informed competences of NEOLANT experts below to make an appointment in advance:

In the framework of the conference Denis Marinenkov, Director of Oil and Gas Department, NEOLANT will present a report on the following subject: “Application of SmartPlant Enterprise Technology for Informational Support of Construction and Operation of Oil and Gas Facilities” on April 8, 2015.

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NUKEM Technologies GmbH, Germany and Group of Companies «NEOLANT», Russia concluded strategic agreement on cooperation in field of complex engineering support at final stage of nuclear facilities’ life cycle (called back-end) in Russia and other countries of the world.

Vitaly Kononov, Director General, NEOLANT and Andreas Weichard, Business Development Director, NUKEM Technologies GmbH are concluding agreement on cooperation Vitaly Kononov, Director General, NEOLANT and Andreas Weichard, Business Development Director, NUKEM Technologies GmbH are concluding agreement on cooperation

Each company possesses complementary engineering, design and process expertise that they unite to enhance efficiency of nuclear projects under implementation. The partners have made already first preliminary works for future collaboration in a decommissioning project in the Eastern Europe. «Advanced technologies of NUKEM – one of the leading engineering companies on the European market – are having attracted our attention for a long time. We pride ourselves upon the interest turned out to be mutual. The signing of the agreement on cooperation between our companies confirms that. In the very near future, we hope to carry out fruitfully joint largest projects in the Eastern Europe and in the long-term prospect on the whole European territory and in Asia», - Vitaly Kononov, Director General, NEOLANT comments.

«The NEOLANT’s unique combination of engineering and IT expertise in the nuclear industry that is widely used in Russia and possesses significant export potential became the impetus to unite our competencies. We expect the partnership is to expand our presence both in Russian and international markets», -
Andreas Weichard, Business Development Director, NUKEM Technologies GmbH believes.

It’s worth to be mentioned that NUKEM Technologies GmbH is a branch company of JSC NIAEP, CJSC Atomstroyexport – strategic partner of NEOLANT. While the companies develop and intensify their cooperation in spite of political European confrontation, they set a goal to create powerful international synergetic union aimed for the most complex satisfaction of all needs concerning the back-end of the nuclear fuel cycle.

About NUKEM Technologies GmbH

NUKEM Technologies GmbH is a German company that specializes in provision of services for radwaste management and spent fuel solutions, decommissioning, operational support and consulting, research reactor solutions in Europe, Asia and other markets.

The company derives from the very beginning of the nuclear industry in Germany and counts for lasting experience in various nuclear applications such as:

• own fuel element production facilities, plant design, workshops;
• comprehensive, valuable R&D work;
• complete spectrum of engineering/supplier services for customers for new build; operation, refurbishment, decommissioning;
• waste management at a large variety of nuclear sites.

Group of Companies «NEOLANT» (Russia) presented its unique experience in development and application of Plant Information Models (PIM) for nuclear facilities at International Nuclear Plant Operation and Maintenance Conference in Shanghai, China (INPOM).

Alexander Kanischev, Head of Design and Development Center, NEOLANT presents Plant Information Models developed by NEOLANT for Russian nuclear facilities

Alexander Kanischev, Head
of Design and Development Center,
NEOLANT presents Plant Information
Models developed by NEOLANT
for Russian nuclear facilities

INPOM 2014 is the first international conference in Asia dedicated to operation, technical maintenance and repair of nuclear facilities. This subject is of great significance for more than 30 countries using nuclear energy. Meanwhile last years’ accidents stressed the importance of safety and efficiency in this filed. The international exchange of technologies and innovations used during NPP operation is the key knowledge source.

«NEOLANT» is experienced in development and introduction of ordered information systems and Plant Information Models, providing of engineering services for nuclear facilities of the State Corporation of Rosatom (Russia). At the INPOM NEOLANT demonstrated an implemented large-scale project on development of Plant Information Models for operation and decommissioning of the all 10 Russian Nuclear Power Plants ordered by Concern Rosenergoatom (Russia).

Representatives of NEOLANT demonstrate their solutions to Chinese counterparts. Representatives of NEOLANT demonstrate their solutions to Chinese counterparts.

PIM Technologies allow creating a common digital visual database containing the full information about NPP to solve multiple tasks of operation and maintenance as follows: Managing the NPP configuration and digital data exchange between NPP and General Designer; Transmitting the data on the current NPP configuration into existing application operating IT-systems; Visualizing, integrating and cross-analyzing the data from the all application operating systems; Creating a single access point to the all data of operating systems; Preserving and using knowledge of operating personnel; Short-term training of the personnel by means of the advanced simulation modeling and simulators; Modeling emergency situations; Simulation modeling the complex work execution plans at reconstruction and repair; Providing all the necessary data in various formats: 2D/3D models, spherical panoramas, process flow charts, timeline schedules, registers, specifications and others.

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«Nowadays Chinese nuclear industry develops enormously. The Republic operates 21 power units and intends to build about 30 new units more. Therefore, issues of safe and efficient operation and maintenance of NPP are of the highest priority. The significant experience in implementation of the nuclear projects in Russia accumulated by NEOLANT allows NPPs to solve the tasks using the Information Modeling technologies. Chinese counterparts underlined potential demand for such solutions in their country», -
Vladislav Tichonovsky, First Deputy Director General of NEOLANT says. Vladislav Tichonovsky is an author and creator of the first and unique Russian IT-system Database for NPP Units Decommissioning.

Digital Engineering and Design Center (Group of Companies NEOLANT, hereinafter NEOLANT) one of the constant visitors of IAEA meetings took part in a regular Technical Meeting on Preparation of Guidance Documents on Life Cycle Management of Design Knowledge hosted by IAEA Headquarter in Vienna (Austria).

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Digital Engineering and Design Center (Group of Companies NEOLANT, hereinafter NEOLANT) one of the constant visitors of IAEA meetings took part in a regular Technical Meeting on Preparation of Guidance Documents on Life Cycle Management of Design Knowledge hosted by IAEA Headquarter in Vienna (Austria).

Dmitry Dorobin (on the left) with Participants of the Technical Meeting

Dmitry Dorobin (on the left)
with Participants of the
Technical Meeting

Dmitry Dorobin, Head of Office for Integrated and CAD Technologies reviewed technologies of imitation modeling, simulators and virtual reality tools actively involved in the Russian nuclear industry, namely, for effective training of nuclear power plants staff.

As base of nuclear knowledge management, NEOLANT puts forward technology of Information 3D Modeling providing visual observation of complex industrial plant design and containing all necessary data and documentation concerning the plant (enterprise, building, rooms, equipment, components of the equipment) with easy access. Using the information models NEOLANT develops imitation models of complex processing procedures, scenarios of accidents and emergency situations, generates simulators to exercise in virtual environment activities of the staff both in regular operating conditions and at incidents and accidents.

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Information systems of this type are of particular significance for nuclear industry being potentially hazardous and for new und poor developed activities as decommissioning of nuclear and radiation dangerous facilities, and RAW and SNF management.

Up to date the projects implemented by NEOLANT include works for Beloyarsk NPP, Nuclear Safety Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, FSUE PA Mayak, JSC Siberian Chemical Combine, JSC Pilot Demonstration Center for Decommissioning of Graphite-Uranium Nuclear Reactors and other customers.

“Knowledge management being foundation of industrial, radiation and environmental safety of nuclear facilities has particular importance for nuclear industry. The Fukushima Daiichi accident activated the international nuclear community to share expertise in this field and to search continuously the most efficient methods.
Virtual simulators and training tools based on the Information 3D Modeling support safe and efficient operation of facilities. It is great to acknowledge the fact that Russia has notably advanced in this area, applies actively up-to-date technologies and is ready to share the experience with other countries”,
Dmitry Dorobin says.

The review prepared by NEOLANT experts for this Technical Meeting presents nuclear knowledge management technologies applied in the Russian nuclear industry. The review proposes that the NEOLANT’s good practice in terms of 3D Models, virtual simulators, training tools and electronic documentation implementation be applicable outside the Russia.

Group of companies NEOLANT (Russia) stands ready to work with Finnish nuclear industry and to offer complex engineering and IT solutions in support of nuclear power plant management. New NPP construction projects have a particular relevance in Finland and NEOLANT has an extensive experience in support capital construction projects management that allow optimization of facility construction and integration.

Services we provide in this field include:

• 4D-nD modeling to support construction project management;
• as-built plant information models;
• internet portals to support facilities construction management;
• construction-to-operation data transformation and transfer.

Group of companies NEOLANT (Russia) presents the survey "Computer-Based Simulators, Training and Virtual Reality Tools as a Part of Design Knowledge Management (Russian experience)" prepared special for IAEA Conference: Technical Meeting on Preparation of a Guidance Document on Life Cycle Management of Design Knowledge, 24 – 28 November 2014, Vienna, Austria.

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Group of companies NEOLANT (Russia) presents the survey “Computer-Based Simulators, Training and Virtual Reality Tools as a Part of Design Knowledge Management (Russian experience)” prepared special for IAEA Conference: Technical Meeting on Preparation of a Guidance Document on Life Cycle Management of Design Knowledge, 24 – 28 November 2014, Vienna, Austria.

The survey contains the following:

• Issues and Challenges in Managing Design Knowledge.
• DKM Activities for Nuclear Organization.
  • Simulations for Safe Fine-Tuning of Technical Operations.
  • Emergency Modeling.
  • Virtual Reality – a “Safety Bootcamp”.
• Supporting Documents.
• Major Accomplishments and Lessons Learned.
• Conclusions and Recommendations.

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Group of companies NEOLANT (Russia) presented their advanced IT-expertise in support for industrial plants at the China Hi-Tech Fair Exhibition that took place on November 16-21, 2014 in Shenzhen.

China Hi-Tech Fair is the largest and most influential scientific and technological fair in China and is renowned as “the No.1 Technology Show in China”. It focuses on the advanced technologies and products in such fields as energy conservation, environment protection, new generation of information technologies, biology, manufacture of high-end equipment, new energies, new materials and new energy vehicles etc.

At the exhibition stand of Russian delegation NEOLANT experts demonstrated advanced information technologies that are already widely used in Russian industries and make them more competitive on world markets:

• Plant Information Models to support the whole lifecycle of industrial facilities.
• Computer-Based Simulators and Training Tools to simulate physical and technological processes, accident situations and contingency plans, as well as for personnel training.
• InterBridge – conversion of graphics and data of various 2D/3D CAD/PLM platforms for incorporation into a comprehensive plant information model.

Group of companies NEOLANT (Russia) presented advanced Russian technologies for nuclear and radiation facilities decommissioning and radioactive waste management at the 3rd International Conference on Nuclear Decommissioning, Essen (Germany), October 28th-30th 2014.

NEOLANT stand at the 3rd International Conference on Nuclear Decommissioning

NEOLANT stand at the 3rd International Conference
on Nuclear Decommissioning

Nowadays, nuclear decommissioning and radioactive waste management are extremely relevant topics in Germany, since the German government made a decision in 2011 to completely abandon nuclear energy generation until the end of 2022. Being the first country in the world to build a nuclear power plant, Russia was one of the first to face similar challenges, therefore its extensive expertise in that area is in high demand internationally.

At the exhibition accompanying the conference, NEOLANT experts shared their unique expertise acquired by active participation in nuclear and radiation facilities decommissioning and radioactive waste management projects for Rosatom. Among other things, they demonstrated the “NPP Units Decommissioning Database” Information System that is being implemented at ten Russian nuclear power plants. This project won the international «Be Inspired 2013» award and was highly appreciated by the World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

“Cooperation with all Russian nuclear power plants to be decommissioned enabled us to develop an extensive expertise in this field. We believe our expertise to be very useful for decommissioning activities in Germany, considering their quite tight implementation deadline”, –
says Vladislav Tikhonovsky, NEOLANT First Deputy Director General, ideologist and developer of the first Russian “NPP Units Decommissioning Database” Information System.

At the NEOLANT stand, visitors of the exhibition could learn about innovative NEOLANT technologies that find wide application in Russian nuclear industry:

Nuclear and Radiation Facilities Decommissioning:

• 4D-nD Facility Information Models.
• Computer-Based Simulators.
• Decommissioning Waste Evaluation.
• Radiation Safety Assessment and Justification.
• Detailed Dismantlement Plan.

Radioactive Waste Management:

• Handling and Conditioning.
• Certification.
• Control and Accounting.
• Nonstandartized Equipment.
• Storage Sites and Facilities.

The expertise of Group of companies NEOLANT (Russia) in the field of nuclear industry solutions attracted interest of Chinese experts at the Moscow International Open Innovations Forum that took place on October 14-16, 2014, in Technopolis Moscow, Russia.

Wang Jianyu (Jiangsu Nuclear Power Corporation, JNPC) at the NEOLANT stand Wang Jianyu (Jiangsu Nuclear Power Corporation, JNPC) at the NEOLANT stand Meeting of representatives of the Jiangsu Nuclear Power Corporation (China) and NEOLANT (Russia) Meeting of representatives of the Jiangsu Nuclear Power Corporation (China) and NEOLANT (Russia)

People's Republic of China was the international partner of the Forum this year. At present, cooperation between Russia and China has reached its historic peak and involves many areas. Partnership in the field of nuclear energy is of enormous importance, it has been developing for almost 20 years already. Based on Russian technical design, 2 nuclear units of the Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant have been built and commissioned; construction of the second stage has commenced. Currently the Chinese nuclear industry is in the phase of new facilities active construction and existing nuclear facilities maintenance. A lot of attention is given to efficiency, safety and reliability of those assets. Vast experience and proven technologies in this area can be found in Russia – the country with a long history of nuclear industry, where the first-in-the-world nuclear power plant was started in Obninsk in 1954. In particular, Group of companies NEOLANT also can offer internationally recognized solutions for nuclear industry. The NEOLANT exhibition stand was visited by a representative of the Jiangsu Nuclear Power Corporation (JNPC) – Mr. Wang Jianyu, Science & Technology Management Office Branch Director. JNPC is the operator of the Tianwan Nuclear Power Plant and a business entity of the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC). Mr. Wang Jianyu showed special interest in technologies developed by NEOLANT for nuclear facilities construction, operation and maintenance: 4D-6D information modeling; as-built plant information models; internet portals to support facilities construction management; RAW (radioactive waste) and SNF (spent nuclear fuel) management information support; computer-based simulators and training tools based on 3D models. Russian companies showed lively interest in the NEOLANT stand as well. Representatives of industrial plants focused their attention on InterBridge – a cross-platform CAD and PLM data translation technology; public service employees were attracted by the regional geoinformation system for land-use planning (RGIS TP) which is intended to support urban design and development management.

WNE Tribune, 15th October 2014

Group of companies NEOLANT will present their unique expertise in engineering and IT support for Russian nuclear industry to the international community at the International World Nuclear Exhibition that will take place on October 14-16, 2014 in Paris.

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World Nuclear Exhibition is the largest international exhibition for nuclear energy where leading companies from various countries showcase their newest achievements and discuss the most relevant challenges of the industry:

• construction and operation of nuclear power plants;
• radiation safety;
• radioactive material and waste management;
• decommissioning and dismantling of nuclear and radiation facilities;
• etc.

At their exhibition stand L 41, NEOLANT experts will share their experience of implementing projects for the Russian nuclear industry and show the following areas of expertise:

• Development of 3D engineering information models to support the whole lifecycle of nuclear energy facilities.
• Creation of simulation models to simulate physical and technological processes, accident situations and contingency plans, as well as for personnel training.
• Nuclear facilities design and engineering, design and fabrication of nonstandardized equipment.
• IT support of radioactive material and radioactive waste (RAW) management.
• Implementation of waste characterization services developed by the Czech company ENVINET (Nuvia Group).
• InterBridge – a translation tool that enables graphic and semantic 2D/3D data exchange between different CAD and PLM platforms with the purpose of creating an integrated plant information model.

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Group of companies NEOLANT, Digital Design and Engineering Centre, presented their unique expertise in the field of information modeling for Russian nuclear facilities in a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna, under the title “Application of the Modern Plant Information Models to Support and Manage Design Knowledge throughout NPP Life Cycle”.

Group of companies NEOLANT, Digital Design and Engineering Centre, presented their unique expertise in the field of information modeling for Russian nuclear facilities in a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna, under the title “Application of the Modern Plant Information Models to Support and Manage Design Knowledge throughout NPP Life Cycle”.

Participants of the international meeting of IAEA in Vienna Participants of the international meeting of IAEA in Vienna

It was the first IAEA event dedicated to application of plant information models for the purposes of engineering data support and management throughout the complete life cycle of a nuclear power plant. Companies ready to share their unique expertise in this area were invited to participate in that meeting. Group of companies NEOLANT has developed a worldwide unique concept for information support of nuclear and radiation facilities operation and decommissioning, based on information modeling. Currently, information systems that have been created for Rosenergoatom (ROSATOM) on the basis of this concept are already in use at six Russian nuclear power plants, four more are planned to be implemented by 2020.

Dmitriy Dorobin, Head of Integrated and CAD Technologies Department, delivered 2 presentations:

• Engineering 3D Models for Support of Nuclear Power Units Operation, Maintenance, Radiation Safety and Decommissioning.
• Unified Plant 3D Information Model based on Various 2D/3D CAD/PLM Data Conversion with Application of InterBridge Technology.

Plant information model, implemented as an engineering data management system, forms a core for an integrated information basis for taking process-related, engineering and management decisions during nuclear facility operation and decommissioning phases. Data consolidation in a single repository ensures accumulation and transfer of all knowledge about the facility, increases management efficiency of nuclear facilities, ensures transparency and safety of operations and decommissioning.

“Over ten years, group of companies NEOLANT has gained substantial expertise in the domain of information modeling for Russian nuclear, fuel and energy industries. We implemented a solid number of projects, which for the first time resolved certain issues of Russian customers. Today, we are ready to offer our competences to the world market and, judging by the response to our presentations, one can be sure that our expertise is in demand. Right now, we are participating in a number of international projects: at Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant in Turkey and Belarus Nuclear Power Plant, both currently under construction, and at the shut-down nuclear power units of Kozloduy NPP in Bulgaria”, -
says Dmitriy Dorobin.

Especially for the IAEA meeting, NEOLANT experts prepared an overview of the current status of nuclear power plant information modeling and application of engineering information models in Russia. The overview contains a suggestion to include information modeling in IAEA recommended practices for extensive world-wide use in nuclear industry.

Group of companies NEOLANT, Russian supplier of engineering and IT solutions in support of plant management for nuclear and power generation industries, demonstrates InterBridge – various 2D/3D CAD/PLM data conversion into a unified plant 3D information model

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Group of companies NEOLANT, Russian supplier of engineering and IT solutions in support of plant management for nuclear and power generation industries, demonstrates InterBridge – various 2D/3D CAD/PLM data conversion into a unified plant 3D information model

Unified plant 3D information model enabled:

• To realize an universal data adapter between CAD and PLM/PDM (InterBridge), that also allows to work with complex 3D model.
• To develop a complex operation PIM that includes buildings, floors, rooms, walls, columns, slabs, doors, beams, pipes and piping components, equipment, electrical, instruments, HVAC, reactor detailed model, etc.
• To develop two different PIMs based on SPF: design PIM (SPF 1) and operation PIM (SPF 2) for operation task solving, without design temporary data.
• To develop and test a technology to transfer design data to Owner Operator in amount necessary for operation (handover).

Group of companies NEOLANT, Russian supplier of engineering and IT solutions in support of plant management for nuclear and power generation industries, presents the survey on the plant information management and application of the Plant Information Models (PIM) in Russia prepared special for IAEA.

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Group of companies NEOLANT, Russian supplier of engineering and IT solutions in support of plant management for nuclear and power generation industries, presents the survey on the plant information management and application of the Plant Information Models (PIM) in Russia prepared special for IAEA Conference: Consultancy Meeting on Application of the Modern Plant Information Models to Support and Manage Design Knowledge throughout NPP Life Cycle, 3 – 5 September 2014, Vienna, Austria.

The survey contains the following:

• Current state of plant information and in particular of the design information management in the nuclear sector in Russia.
• Issues and challenges to plant information management.
• Technologies and approaches to plant information management.
• Benefits and opportunities for improvement with application of the Plant Information Models and complementary technologies.
• Available standards and guides in the area as well as those under preparation and planning.
• Major achievements and lessons learnt.
• Conclusions and recommendations.

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The group of companies NEOLANT representative became a member of the Expert Council concerning the use of cloud computing under Ministry of Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation.

The main mission of the Council is improvement of development and implementation of public policy and normative legal relations regulation concerning the use of cloud computing.

Advanced specialization of NEOLANT was considered during the certification – rendering engineering services along with services in the field of information technology.

The certificate of conformity of quality management system of "NEOLANT" requirements ISO 9001:2008 in the field of:

• Preliminary and detail design, inspection and survey, assembly and integration, start-up and adjustment, residual life assessment and extension for equipment and systems of fossil fuel and nuclear power generating capital facilities (including nuclear installations, radiation sources, storage facilities for nuclear materials, radioactive substances, radioactive waste).
• Peer review of design and operating documents.
• Rendering IT-technology services.
• Development, training, implementation of information and automated systems.
• Installation, commissioning and operation of hardware and software, telecommunication and communication systems, including components they consist of.
• Development of three-dimensional and multi-dimensional information models for industrial facilities.

NEOLANT was the selected engineering company for the decommissioning of power generation units at Smolensk, Bilibino, and Kola Nuclear Power Plants. The contractor needed to create an effective information support system to support the whole capital life-cycle management of the project, maintaining data integrity and accuracy of engineering information.

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NEOLANT was the selected engineering company for the decommissioning of power generation units at Smolensk, Bilibino, and Kola Nuclear Power Plants. The contractor needed to create an effective information support system to support the whole capital life-cycle management of the project, maintaining data integrity and accuracy of engineering information.

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The Multi-D technology, which is based on a three dimensional visual model, offers a range of tools to model in detail construction and installation processes, to optimize numerous aspects of NPP construction early in preparatory stages, to review various scenarios of resources management and, if necessary, to introduce changes into 3D model for optimization.

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The Multi-D technology, which is based on a three dimensional visual model, offers a range of tools to model in detail construction and installation processes, to optimize numerous aspects of NPP construction early in preparatory stages, to review various scenarios of resources management and, if necessary, to introduce changes into 3D model for optimization.

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NEOLANT, Russian supplier of engineering and IT solutions for the enterprises of fuel-energy complex, demonstrates unique technologies in the world - Engineering 3D Models for Support of Nuclear Power Units Operation, Maintenance, Radiation Safety and Decommissioning.

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NEOLANT, Russian supplier of engineering and IT solutions for the enterprises of fuel-energy complex, demonstrates unique technologies in the world - Engineering 3D Models for Support of Nuclear Power Units Operation, Maintenance, Radiation Safety and Decommissioning.

These information systems are working on six Russian NPPs supporting data set of the most important basic functions:

• accumulation and storage of all need engineering, design and other documentation till the end of decommissioning process;
• data exchange within information sub-systems which are active at NPP;
• information support for automated development of documents, need within a power units decommissioning, including the generation of the units’ technical evaluation reports;
• accumulation and integration of information concerning the radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel current status;
• visualization of the composition and structure of the units and facilities located on the NPP site.