Surveillance of Multiple Battery Units
• It is anticipated that IAEA
regulators will soon call for requirements to organize the control and safety
of multiple batteries dispersed throughout the globe
• Arrangements are anticipated to
reach and control each unit from a Communications, Command, and Control Center
(C3) via satellite with military-type of encoding to protect the network.
• In addition, each unit will be
attended by local trained personnel with technical authority to operate the
plant(s).
• Each command step to control the
battery will require synchronized manipulation at the C3 and local
stations. The system will have total
backup to assure connectivity.
• Nucleanova
will contract with an existing organization the fueling, commissioning, and
decommissioning of the micro-reactors, including the transportation to/from each
battery site.
• If the number of batteries is too
large for a satellite services company to handle the C3 functions, Nucleanova
will arrange to create its own closed satellite system for global control of
the deployed units.
