U-Battery / UK Company Unveils First Full-Scale Mockup Of Advanced Modular Reactor

UK Company Unveils First Full-Scale Mockup Of Advanced Modular Reactor
By building a full-scale model, ‘people get a real sense of what an AMR looks like as well as how it can be built’. Courtesy U-Battery/Cavendish Nuclear.
UK-based U-Battery has unveiled a full-scale, first of its kind, mockup of the main vessels of an advanced modular reactor (AMR) – a milestone towards using the technology to provide power and heat for applications including energy intensive industries and remote locations.

The aim was to create the full-size model of the reactor pressure vessel, the intermediate heat exchanger vessel and the connecting duct. U-Battery said it also demonstrated how the reactor can be built using modular techniques, making it easy to construct and transport.

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