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Lead Author: Vivek Agarwal Co-author(s): Matthew Yarlett and Brad Diggans
Digital Nuclear Platform for Automation of Maintenance Activities
This presentation would describe requirements that established through development and design of the Nuclear Digital Platform (NDP) by PKMJ Technical Services, referred to as PKMJ NDP. The PKMJ NDP was designed to be a centralized solution to support large-volume storage and access, large-volume data processing, advanced data analytics techniques (e.g., artificial intelligence/machine learning), data and information visualization, and reporting. PKMJ utilizes enhanced business intelligence techniques in support of NPP customers; however, these tools are used in industries throughout the world. The PKMJ NDP takes input from nuclear industry subject matter experts and combines it with input from mixed discipline teams of data experts in order to apply cutting-edge principles to rapidly explore data, unlock and test new ideas, and turn those ideas into services. The presentation would also describe the development of automated work package in the PKMJ NDP reducing the risk of human error, optimizing resources allocation, automating the process, and leading to cost-saving if implemented.
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Lead Author Name: Vivek Agarwal (vivek.agarwal@inl.gov)
Bio: Dr. Vivek Agarwal is a Senior Research Scientist and Technical Lead of the Fission Battery Initiative. He specializes in crosscutting applications and advancement of inter-disciplinary research to enable resilient real-time measurement and control of process variables within the nuclear and other critical industries. Dr. Agarwal received a Bachelor of Engineering in electrical engineering from University of Madras, India in 2001, M.S. in electrical engineering from University of Tennessee, Knoxville in 2005, and Ph.D. in nuclear engineering from Purdue University in 2011. He joined INL as a research in 2011 and since then has lead projects under multiple DOE programs such as Light Water Research Sustainability, Nuclear Energy Enabling Technologies – Advanced Sensors and Instrumentation Program, Technology Transition Office, and others. Dr. Agarwal was awarded 2019 Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers, and 2016 Laboratory Director Early Career Achievement Award.
Country: United States of America Company: Idaho National Laboratory Job Title: Senior Research Scientist