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Sealing cable and pipe penetrations against concurrent and consequential hazards

Nuclear safety cases increasingly assume hazards arrive together rather than one at a time. That assumption changes what a cable or pipe penetration has to prove before it is accepted into a separation barrier. By John Hallström, Senior Test and Certificates Engineer, Power & Process Industries and Gavin Cornall, Global Segment Manager Power, Roxtec International AB.

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Sealing cable and pipe penetrations against concurrent and consequential hazards

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