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Nuclear Utility User Conference - Past Events
11th Annual NUUC - June 21-23, 2011
 The 11th anniversary gathering of the ETAP Nuclear Utility User Conference (NUUC) took place June 21-23, 2011 in Irvine, CA, where 40 members from 30 companies and 16 plant's shared presentations on their use of ETAP software on a variety of projects, and on models of future nuclear plants.The Agenda was as follows:
A special thanks to our presenters for their major contributions and dedication to the success of the NUUC conference and symposium. |
10th Annual NUUC - June 22-24, 2010
 The tenth anniversary gathering of the ETAP Nuclear Utility User Conference (NUUC) took place June 22-24, 2010 in Irvine, CA, where 44 members shared presentations on their use of ETAP software on a variety of projects, and on models of future nuclear plants.“With the 2010 conference having the largest attendance in recent memory,” noted NUUC Chairperson, Doug Larson, an Electrical Manager at Sargent & Lundy, “it shows how proactive nuclear industry users are in sharing solutions and discussing issues with their knowledgeable peers.” “From protective device coordination, arc flash, load flow and voltage profile calculations to transient analysis with auxiliary power systems interfaces,” explained Raj Patel, NUUC Technical Chair from Dominion Resources, “we must stay current with the latest in software technology, and this forum is a best practice in achieving that.” “The effectiveness of the interaction is reflected both in the quality of concepts and deliverables requested by the end users and the resulting quality of ETAP software,” said Billy Roettger, President of Roettger Engineering, Inc. The Agenda was as follows:
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9th Annual NUUC - June 16-18, 2009
Farrokh Shokooh, OTI President and CEO, presented "Certificates of Appreciation" awards to Doug Larson, NUUC Chairman, Rajendra Patel, NUUC Technical Chairman, and Neal Simmons, NUUC Associate Chair/Secretary for their major contributions and dedication to the success of the NUUC conference and symposium. The Agenda was as follows:
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The information packed agenda included presentations from 16 users sharing their experiences using ETAP on a variety of projects.
Several OTI senior engineers presented details of the new features in the release of ETAP 7.0. 8th Annual NUUC - June 17-19, 2008
The Agenda was as follows:
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Over 40 attendees from 22 companies internationally participated in this year's conference. All attendees received certificates of participation. Twelve nuclear users presented a variety of topics using ETAP.) 7th Annual NUUC - June 19-21, 2007
The Agenda was as follows:
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With the addition of new attendees every year, this year's event hosted 35 representatives from 20 nuclear facilities worldwide. All attendees received certificates of participation and ETAP jackets. 6th Annual NUUC - June 19-21, 2006
The Agenda was as follows:
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The 6th annual ETAP Nuclear Utility User Conference (NUUC) was held June 19-21 at the ETAP Learning Center in Irvine, California with 29 ETAP users from 17 companies in attendance. The program included a variety of user presentations demonstrating ETAP success stories and best practices. Click here to view the program. 5th Annual NUUC - June 22-24, 2005
The Agenda was as follows:
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The 2005 annual conference was attended by 22 users from 12 companies. The conference was information packed with a variety of presenters. Topics included: ETAP 5.0 & 5.5 Enhancements, Balancing the Load Flow Model with Plant Trend Data LTC Application Considerations, Device 4th Annual NUUC - June 23-24, 2004
The Agenda was as follows:
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The 4th annual ETAP NUUC agenda was packed with informational demonstrations and discussion topics, including ETAP 5.0 features and capabilities, wizards, database reporting, global tolerances, arc flash, revision control, libraries, source operating categories, MS alerts, control system analyses, single-phase analyses, Star and project management features. Presentation topics included Static vs. Dynamic Analysis and DC Calculations at Nuclear Facility. Speakers included ETAP Users sharing their experiences utilizing ETAP at their facilities. An informative roundtable session concluded the conference. The event hosted 18 users from 12 companies.