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[[Image:INVAP.jpg|thumb|Official logo of INVAP.]]
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'''INVAP S.E.''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]]: '''''Inv'''estigaciones '''Ap'''licadas '''S'''ociedad del '''E'''stado'', "Applied Research, [[Government-owned corporation|State Enterprise]]") is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[Hitech|high-technology]] company indirectly owned by the [[Government of Argentina|federal government]] dedicated to research and development in areas of high complexity such as [[nuclear energy]], [[space technology]], industrial technology, and medical and scientific equipment.
'''INVAP S.E.''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]]: '''''Inv'''estigaciones '''Ap'''licadas '''S'''ociedad del '''E'''stado'', "Applied Research, [[Government-owned corporation|State Enterprise]]") is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[Hitech|high-technology]] company without any international patents owned by the [[Government of Argentina|federal government]] dedicated to research and development in areas of high complexity such as [[nuclear energy]], [[space technology]], industrial technology, and medical and scientific equipment.


It was created in [[1976]] within an agreement between the government of the [[Río Negro Province]] and the [[National Atomic Energy Commission]] (CNEA).
It was created in [[1976]] within an agreement between the government of the [[Río Negro Province]] and the [[National Atomic Energy Commission]] (CNEA).

Revision as of 21:53, 14 February 2007

File:INVAP.jpg
Official logo of INVAP.

INVAP S.E. (Spanish: Investigaciones Aplicadas Sociedad del Estado, "Applied Research, State Enterprise") is an Argentine high-technology company without any international patents owned by the federal government dedicated to research and development in areas of high complexity such as nuclear energy, space technology, industrial technology, and medical and scientific equipment.

It was created in 1976 within an agreement between the government of the Río Negro Province and the National Atomic Energy Commission (CNEA).

The seat of the company is located in San Carlos de Bariloche, though its personnel work in different projects around the world.

INVAP is the only company in Argentina qualified by NASA (the US Aeronautics and Space Administration) for complete space projects [1] In this field, INVAP has shown its proficiency as constructor of satellites, payloads and ground stations with the SAC satellite family, developed for the Argentine space agency CONAE, being the only company in Latin America with full life cycle capabilities, from design and development through mission control and operation support. [2]

As of 2007, INVAP directly employs 360 persons, a figure that locally reaches close to 700 when a number of associated firms, contractors and suppliers are added. [3]

Nuclear reactors

INVAP has constructed and installed the following nuclear reactors worldwide:

Country Location Name Notes
 Algeria Algiers NUR Sold to Haut Commisariat pour la Recherche of the Algerian government.
 Argentina Bariloche RA-6 For CNEA.
 Argentina Pilcaniyeu RA-8 For CNEA.
 Australia Sydney OPAL Sold to the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO).
 Egypt Cairo ETRR-2 Sold to the Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority.
 Peru Lima RP-0 Sold by CNEA to the Instituto Peruano de Energía Nuclear.
 Peru Huarangal RP-10 Sold by CNEA to the Instituto Peruano de Energía Nuclear.

Other projects commissioned

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