[clari.nb.business] Westinghouse gets $30 Million to NOK Computers

newsbytes@clarinet.com (01/14/90)

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, U.S.A., 1990 JAN 10 (NB) -- 
Westinghouse Electric Corporation announced that a Swiss nuclear
company, Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerk AG (NOK), supplier of
electricity to northern Switzerland, has awarded Westinghouse a
$30 million contract to modernize Units 1 and 2 at NOK's Beznau
site on the Aare River. 
 
The contract calls for Westinghouse's state-of-the-art ANlage
Information System (ANIS) to be installed, thereby upgrading
Beznau's ability to reach maximum long-range operation of its
nuclear plants. Michael P. Comisky, Westinghouse Process Control
Division general manager, stated that several Westinghouse
divisions will be implementing ANIS, to "provide NOK the world's
most advanced nuclear plant computer system." 

ANIS, simple to run, maintain, and upgrade by NOK personnel, has
vast plant analysis, analog/digital signal data collection and
processing, and monitoring proficiency, boosting the staff's
ability to operate Beznau at top efficiency.

(Beth Goldie/1990112/Press Contact: Jay McCaffrey, Westinghouse
Electric Corp., 412-642-3366)