AFCEN-RM-16-274-D
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Guideline about the execution of manufacturing visual examinations requested by the hazard analysis.
Application: level 1,2 or 3 pressure equipment
Application: level 1,2 or 3 pressure equipment
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Edition year:
2018
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This document establishes a methodological referential defining and addressing the execution of the MVEs (Manufacturing Visual Examinations) performed by the Fabricant, within the framework of the design and manufacture of nuclear pressure equipment submitted to regulation [1] and [2] and manufactured as per the RCC-M code [5].
[1] Decree 2016-799 dated July 1st, 2015 relating to risked products and equipment, section 12
[2] Order dated December 30th, 2015 relating to nuclear pressure equipment modified on September 3rd, 2018
[5] RCC-M Design and Construction rules for Mechanical Components of PWR nuclear islands, 2018 and later editions
[1] Decree 2016-799 dated July 1st, 2015 relating to risked products and equipment, section 12
[2] Order dated December 30th, 2015 relating to nuclear pressure equipment modified on September 3rd, 2018
[5] RCC-M Design and Construction rules for Mechanical Components of PWR nuclear islands, 2018 and later editions
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AFCEN-RM-16-274-DGuideline about the execution of manufacturing visual examinations requested by the hazard analysis
Guideline about the execution of manufacturing visual examinations requested by the hazard analysis.
Application: level 1,2 or 3 pressure equipment
Application: level 1,2 or 3 pressure equipment
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