en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Omsk NHPT plant in Siberia, Russia (part of the SibGazStroyDetal Group), recently announced that, thanks to the in-depth application of Production System Restructuring (PSR), Omsk NHPT (part of the SibGazStroyDetal Group) has achieved a breakthrough in the production of throttle devices—a key component for nuclear power plants.

With the project concluded in April 2026, the manufacturing cycle for single-stage (Dу10) and multi-stage (Dу32) throttle valve assemblies was drastically compressed, driving monthly output from 50 units to 206 units—a fourfold increase. The core of this efficiency gain lies in the meticulous re-engineering of production processes. By introducing 5S workplace organization, optimizing warehousing logistics, and adding dedicated technical positions, NHPT successfully shortened the production cycle for Dу10 assemblies from 120 days to 15 days, an 8-fold efficiency improvement; the cycle for Dу32 assemblies was also reduced from 120 days to 31 days. While production capacity was significantly enhanced, quality control was also markedly strengthened, with the number of non-conformance reports dropping from 21 to just 1.

As a licensed supplier for Russia's State Atomic Energy Corporation (Rosatom), NHPT's leap in production efficiency directly strengthens the equipment assurance capability on the critical path of nuclear power plant construction and modernization. This achievement not only validates the applicability of the PSR methodology in the field of precision nuclear power equipment manufacturing but also lays a solid foundation for the rapid delivery of subsequent orders.

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