Project : Create a PWR simulator

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A French junior engineer in the nuclear industry is developing a PWR simulator aimed at creating a program with a graphical interface to simulate processes, regulations, and manual control for a simplified plant. The project will define the level of detail and the coding language to be used. The engineer possesses strong skills in process modeling and has access to necessary data for a 900 MW 3-loop PWR power plant. Collaboration is sought from individuals with expertise in programming, graphical interfaces, and nuclear simulation. Interested parties are encouraged to reach out via private message.
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I'm a french junior engineer in nuclear industry. Since few weeks, I'm thinking about develloping a little PWR simulator.

In a first time, the goal would be to create a program with graphical interface to simulate the process, the regulations and the manual control for a very simplified plant. The level of detail is to be defined.

The code used to create this simulator is to defined.

I have good skill in modelisation of process (core, heat transfer), and I can have all the required datas (regulation schemes, mechanical and thermal characteristics,...) for a 900 MW 3-loop type pwr power plant.

I'm looking for people who have skill in programing, graphical interface and nuclear simulation or all other ability related with this project.

If you are interested in this project, you can contact me by PM
 
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Sounds cool, maybe something like http://esa21.kennesaw.edu/activities/nukeenergy/nuke.htm" but with more detail and technical accuracy?
 
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