Director of Product Strategy & Innovation at Areva / Transnuclear, Inc
Location:
Greater New York City Area
Industry:
Oil & Energy
Work:
Areva / Transnuclear, Inc since Jan 2011
Director of Product Strategy & Innovation
Areva / Transnuclear, Inc May 1996 - Nov 2010
Director of Project Engineering & Fabrication
Quantum Construction 1993 - May 1996
Project manager
Ergenics, Inc 1988 - 1993
Product development engineer
Transnuclear, Inc 1984 - 1988
Nuclear Engineer
Education:
New Jersey Institute of Technology 1980 - 1984
bses, nuclear
Jan 2011 to 2000 Director of Product Strategy & InnovationTransnuclear, Inc. Columbia, MD Aug 2005 to Dec 2010 Director of Project Engineering and FabricationTransnuclear, Inc Hawthorne, NY May 1996 to Aug 2005 Project EngineerQuantum Construction Bayonne, NJ Mar 1993 to May 1996 Project ManagerErgenics, Inc Ringwood, NJ Oct 1988 to Mar 1993 Product Development EngineerTransnuclear, Inc Hawthorne, NY Jun 1984 to Oct 1988 Nuclear EngineerPallmann Pulverizers Clifton, NJ Nov 1981 to Aug 1982 Project Engineer
Education:
MIT/Sloan School of Management Cambridge, MA 2013 to 2013 Executive education certificate in Systematic Innovation of Products, Processes, and ServicesNew Jersey Institute of Technology Newark, NJ 1978 to 1984 BS in Nuclear Engineering
Ian McInnes - Puyallup WA, US William Bracey - West Orange NJ, US Robert L. Grubb - Ellicott City MD, US Jayant R. Bondre - Clarksville MD, US Miguel Manrique - Danville CA, US Prakash Narayanan - Columbia MD, US Raheel Haroon - Columbia MD, US Peter Shih - Ellicott City MD, US
Assignee:
TRANSNUCLEAR, INC. - Columbia MD
International Classification:
G21C 3/34
US Classification:
376462
Abstract:
A rack assembly for nuclear fuel assemblies generally includes a frame assembly and a container assembly including a plurality of individual fuel containers designed to contain individual fuel assemblies, wherein the individual fuel containers are received within and supported by the frame assembly. The rack assembly further includes a shielding assembly including at least one of an inner shielding assembly comprising a substantially continuous shield between the individual fuel containers and an outer shielding assembly comprising a substantially continuous shield around at least a portion of the outer surfaces of the rack assembly. A rack storage system generally includes a plurality of rack assemblies.
Systems, Methods, And Components For Transferring Radioactive Material
William Bracey - West Orange NJ, US Jayant R. Bondre - Clarksville MD, US Aleksandr Kofman - Rockville MD, US Robert L. Grubb - Ellicott City MD, US
Assignee:
TRANSNUCLEAR, INC. - Columbia MD
International Classification:
G21C 19/00
US Classification:
414146, 414800
Abstract:
A method of transferring radioactive material from a contaminated area to a container assembly generally includes acquiring radioactive material in a contaminated area, wherein the contaminated area includes at least one shielding wall, and moving the material in the substantially horizontal orientation through an aperture in a shielding wall into a container assembly. Other systems, methods, and components for transferring radioactive material are provided.
Thomas van Riper - Rockville MD, US William Bracey - West Orange NJ, US
Assignee:
Transnuclear, Inc. - Columbia MD
International Classification:
G21F 5/06
US Classification:
376272, 164 761
Abstract:
A composite basket assembly () for radioactive fuel containment includes a plurality of cask disks () disposed together in face-to-face relationship by connecting rods () extending through the disks. The disks are formed with interior cells () and a grid structure () to form discrete compartments for individual fuel assemblies. A neutron-absorbing material () is incorporated into the disks to absorb radioactive emissions from the stored fuel.
Spent Fuel Storage System, Components, And Methods Of Use
- Columbia MD, US Uwe Wolf - Silver Spring MD, US William Bracey - West Orange NJ, US Anthony Villaflores - Laurel MD, US
Assignee:
TN AMERICAS LLC - Columbia MD
International Classification:
G21C 19/32 G21F 5/14 G21F 5/008
Abstract:
Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to systems, components, and methods for transferring canisters containing radioactive material, for example, from a container assembly using a transfer assembly to a horizontal storage module (HSM). Systems in accordance with various embodiments of the present disclosure include, for example, a vertical to horizontal (VTH) transfer station for a canister and method of transfer, a horizontal to horizontal (HTH) transfer station for a canister and methods of transfer, a transport wagon system for transporting a canister to a horizontal storage module (HSM), and an HSM system for long-term storage of a canister.