Past Workshops

2024 DOE-NE Advanced Materials & Manufacturing Technologies (AMMT) Industry Workshop
NRC – 2023 Workshop on Advanced Manufacturing Technologies (AMTs) for Nuclear Applications
2023 DOE-NE Advanced Materials & Manufacturing Technologies (AMMT) Industry Workshop

News

Framatome installs 3D-printed fuel at Ringhals 4

Nuclear Engineering International
The project, which began in September 2024, aims to confirm the integrity of anti-debris filters manufactured using 3D-printing under real conditions.
Westinghouse’s Additive Manufacturing Innovation Improves Safety and Efficiency in Operating Nuclear Reactors
Westinghouse
This industry-first milestone increases bottom nozzle debris resistance from 65% to 96%.
Gaps Progress Report Available: America Makes and ANSI Publish Standardization Roadmap for Additive Manufacturing
PR Newswire
The progress report provides updates on standards, research, and conformity assessment activities; it also captures suggested modifications to existing gaps and notes additional gaps to be considered for future roadmaps.
Westinghouse Produces 1,000th Additive Manufacturing Component for VVER-440 Fuel
Westinghouse
AM reduces production costs and lead time while achieving the highest industry safety standards.
Full-size SMR demonstrator completed using novel welding tech
Power Engineering International
Sheffield Forgemasters has completed a full-sized Small Modular Reactor (SMR) nuclear vessel demonstrator assembly, using Local Electron-Beam Welding.
Embracing the Promise of Additive Manufacturing for Advanced Nuclear Reactors
IAEA
Imagine printing a nuclear reactor core — or nuclear fuel pellets — in 3D. It may sound far-fetched that 3D printing could create materials robust enough to withstand the extreme environment of a nuclear reactor, yet that is what many experts believe is necessary to accelerate the deployment of advanced reactors and maximize nuclear energy’s contribution to tackling climate change.
Framatome installs first 3D-printed stainless steel fuel component at Forsmark Nuclear Power Plant
Framatome
Framatome has completed installation of the first 3D-printed, stainless steel fuel component at the Forsmark Nuclear Power Plant, operated by Vattenfall in Sweden. In collaboration with KSB SE & Co. KgaA, the ATRIUM 11 upper tie plate grids were designed, manufactured, and installed in Forsmark Unit 3 for a multi-year irradiation program.