ANUSHAKTI : Atomic Energy In India
  • Nuclear Fuels & Structural Components
The Nuclear Fuel Complex (NFC) was established in Hyderabad in the early 70s.

Making nuclear fuel assemblies and core structural components for the entire nuclear power programme of the country. 
The activities at NFC includes
  • Processing of uranium ore concentrate and zircon sand brought from Bihar and Kerala, through a series of indigenously developed chemical and metallurgical operations. 
  • Making seamless tubes of stainless steel, carbon steel, titanium and other special alloys of Nickel, Magnesium etc. by hot extrusion and cold pilgering process.
  • Hot extruded tubes of diameter 180 mm, and cold pilgered thin wall tubes of diameter 4.5 mm are regularly made. 
  • NFC offers its expertise to Indian Navy, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and other Defence Organizations well as chemical, fertilizer and mechanical ball bearing manufacturing industries and many other chemical equipment manufacturers. 
  • The other products NFC fabricates include tantalum, niobium, silver and various high -purity materials as per the specifications of customers. 
  • Apart from supplying products to Indian market, the NFC has also ventured recently into export of some of its products like zirconium bars and anhydrous magnesium chloride. 

ATOMIC ENERGY IN INDIA

A Preface to its Future Perspectives
Strategy for Nuclear Energy
Evolution of PHWR Design
Fast Breeder Reactors
Heavy Water
Nuclear Fuels and structural Components
Back End of Nuclear Fuel Cycle
Research & Development
Conclusion
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