Looking for specifications and standards related to nuclear power plants, as well as information on the installation process

This post was last edited by lotos1987 on 2017-2-20 00:27. I’m not sure what type of work related to nuclear power the original poster is doing. At present, a complete domestic replacement for nuclear power standards has not been achieved, or rather, there is no willingness to do so. There are mainly two types: American standards and French standards; other standard specifications such as Russian standards are used only in specific power plants. Nuclear-related sections: Piping and pressure vessels, etc. (including instruments): Comply with ASME Volume III for American standards, as well as the general guidelines for instruments in ANSI standard specifications ； French standards comply with RCC-M. Electrical cables: American standards comply with the general specifications in IEEE and ANSI, while French standards comply with RCC-E. The non-nuclear parts comply with general industry standards, and generally GB\DL\HG can be used as a reference. In actual design or construction, it is necessary to comply with the internal regulations or standards formulated by the design institute or general contractor based on the above specifications. However, the depth and level of detail in nuclear power construction drawings are much greater than those in ordinary industries; they include both specifications and construction methods, and following these drawings is sufficient.