GDES successfully concludes the Extrados project, the largest GDES works contract in the French nuclear market

EDF, owner of all nuclear power plants in France, initiated the Extrados project to improve leak-tightness on concrete enclosures that are subject to pressure in several of its nuclear power plants.

To provide an alternative solution to existing systems in the market, GDES undertook an innovation project to design a new coating system for the leak-tightness of double-walled containment structures in the reactor building (SIKAWRAP 230C SYSTEM).

SIKAWRAP 230C was designed to be applied to the external face of the internal containment structure (Extrados) and to improve leak-tightness, resistance to backpressure, and good adhesion to concrete walls. This system, developed and approved by GDES, benefits from an exclusive agreement for application on all nuclear power plants owned by EDF.

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Group Meeting 2019

The V Group Meeting of GD Energy Services was held in Valencia on 1 and 2 October. The meeting was attended by executives and representatives from the different countries in which the Group operates. This annual meeting focused on sharing the strategy, vision and outlook for the coming years, together with a review of the most noteworthy projects of recent months, key points and goals achieved. An excellent opportunity for the leaders of the various Business Areas and Service Areas and the Country Managers of GDES to re-establish contact, building a spirit of co-operation and drawing together the various geographical areas.

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45th Annual Meeting of the Spanish Nuclear Society

RASNE 45 - Vigo

GDES return to another Annual Meeting of the Spanish Nuclear Society

Under the slogan “Essential for climate change”, the 45th SNE (Spanish Nuclear Society) Annual Meeting was held in Vigo. This is a meeting point for professionals and companies in the sector, not only to discuss current issues for the nuclear industry, but also to present papers, talks and projects of a highly technical nature. It attracted over 600 professionals and up to 280 technical papers grouped under ‘engineering and innovation’, ‘quality and regulation’, fusion, operation, waste management, decommissioning, radiological protection, ‘structural design and behaviour’, ‘advanced 3D simulation’, nuclear medicine, training and communication, among others.

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