Hyd-based Azad Engineering becomes 1st Indian firm to supply critical parts for nuclear turbines

Hyd-based Azad Engineering becomes 1st Indian firm to supply critical parts for nuclear turbines

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: February 06 2023

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Azad Engineering Private Limited, a Hyderabad-based market leader in precision engineering, has been approved as the first Indian company to supply critical rotating parts for nuclear turbines.
The company has delivered its first set of critical parts. These will now be assembled on nuclear turbines manufactured in Belfort, France.
Azad Engineering has signed a long-term supply agreement with General Electric (GE) Steam Power for the supply of nuclear turbine parts.
GE Steam Power offers a broad portfolio of technologies and services for power plants helping customers deliver reliable power as they transition to a lower carbon future.

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