Engineering services
About the direction
Rusatom Service JSC provides engineering and consulting services for nuclear and thermal power facilities as part of its engineering services. The work directions include all stages of the technical design lifecycle: from the assessment of its efficiency to the implementation of the technology/system and ensuring its operation.
Thus, Rusatom Service JSC provides the following engineering services:
conducting market research and monitoring 
preparation of a feasibility study and a feasibility study of projects 
evaluating the effectiveness of the project 
performing engineering surveys 
development of design estimates and working documentation 
author's supervision 
technical support services 
consulting services 
specialized services that are conditioned by the requirements of the project However, the above mentioned list is not the final one and any customer's needs and wishes can be taken into account when rendering services. In addition, the hydropower and biogas industries are actively developing, within which Rusatom Service JSC is increasing its competencies. Thus, the first contract to draft design and estimate documentation for the Dzherui HPP construction in Kyrgyzstan was concluded in 2023.
t is necessary to note that the rendering of engineering services is often included in complex projects implemented by Rusatom Service JSC, so the customer receives virtually turnkey work, while maintaining the work quality and high service level. Countries of presence in which Rusatom Service JSC provides engineering services include Armenia, Bulgaria, Belarus, Kazakhstan, China, India and others.
Projects
One of the projects on rendering engineering services is a contract with Euroasian Energy Corporation JSC (Republic of Kazakhstan)..Rusatom Service JSC, as the leader of the Consortium of Russian and Kazakh companies, has been carrying out a set of design and survey works on the facility since September 2021: “Reconstruction of EEK JSC Power Unit No.8 in Aksu, Republic of Kazakhstan”.
Rusatom Service JSC also conducted HAZOP (Hazard and Operability Study), RAM analysis (Reliability Availability Maintenance), quantitative analysis of risk impact on project schedule and cost (CSRA), as well as investment efficiency assessment, including development of a financial and economic model. The design also included extensive monitoring of the market for suppliers and equipment needed to complete the basic design.
The equipment performance indicators shall be achieved during the project implementation with the emission norm on mass concentration of solid particles in flue gases not more than 20 mg/nm3, which is unique not only for the Republic of Kazakhstan, but in general is one of the lowest indicators in the world practice.
A comprehensive external examination in the Republic of Kazakhstan is expected in 2024, based on the results of which the Customer will make a decision to perform works on power unit reconstruction.
