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Turbine control system upgrade for Bruce Nuclear plant units 1 and 2

The Bruce Nuclear power plant commissioned in 1976 incorporated old technology in its analog Turbine Electro Hydraulic Control System (EHC), which is being upgraded to a state of the art Distributed Control System. The project is undertaken under the scope of Bruce A Restart project. The Bruce site consist of Bruce A and Bruce B plants, each has 4 Nuclear units rated at approximately 800 MW. The old analog system controls the Parsons steam turbine, interfaces with the Main Steam valves and controls the turbine speed and load.