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Curtiss-Wright Receives ASME III Division 5 Certification for High Temp Reactors

Certification authorizes design, fabrication and testing of metallic components to be used in Gen IV high-temperature reactors.
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Curtiss-Wright’s Nuclear Division announced that its Brea, California facility has received a Certificate of Authorization from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) for Section III Division 5, Class A & B components. This certification authorizes the facility to design, fabricate and test metallic components for use in Gen IV high-temperature advanced (AR) and small modular (SMR) reactors.

This achievement follows the Brea facility's ISO 9001:2015 certification in 2023, highlighting the company’s adherence to stringent quality management practices. Additionally, in 2022, Curtiss-Wright’s Middleburg Heights, Ohio facility became the inaugural recipient of ASME III Division 5, Class A & B certification.

“Curtiss-Wright remains dedicated to advancing the nuclear power industry, both the existing fleet of power plants and the next generation of nuclear reactors,” said Kurt Mitchell, senior vice president and general manager of Curtiss-Wright’s Nuclear Division. “This ASME certification underscores our unwavering commitment.”

For over a decade, Curtiss-Wright has collaborated with AR and SMR developers, offering critical support in areas such as reactivity control and shutdown systems, as well as primary system valves.

For more information about Curtiss-Wright’s Nuclear Division products and services, please visit www.cwnuclear.com.

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