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Improve the safety and performance of your nuclear, military, and commerical facility with GLSEQ, LLC.• Utilize GLSEQ's extensive Equipment Qualification (EQ) experience to improve your existing EQ program, qualify new equipment, or extend the license with Subsequent License Renewal support.• Increase your facility's real-time ability to monitor hydrogen gas and save O&M costs with GLSEQ's new hydrogen gas sensors.• Magnetic Field Response (MFR) Condition Monitoring technology. MFR technology is an innovative, technology-agnostic energy solution to defend against cybersecurity, natural and adversarial-based service disruptions.GLSEQ, LLC is headquartered in Huntsville, AL, and has been assisting nuclear power plants, commercial nuclear facilities, and government agencies continuously improve safety and streamline operations since 1993. GLSEQ provides products and services to commercial nuclear customers around the world.Nuclear Equipment QualificationGLSEQ is internationally recognized for its expertise in the clean energy nuclear power plant equipment qualification (EQ) field. We have managed EQ programs for nuclear power plants, performed hundreds of Environmental and Seismic Qualifications, developed reactor licensing documents, developed repository licensing documents, and developed equipment qualification software that is currently being utilized in numerous plants.GLSEQ hydrogen gas monitors improve plant safety, have the highest ratings for accuracy, temperature, pressure, response, and radiation, and can measure the complete range of 0 to 100% Hydrogen, meet the new severe accident monitoring requirements for nuclear plants, and upgrade hydrogen monitoring with a digital system. These feature-rich systems are designed to operate automatically and autonomously so plant operators always know internal hydrogen levels. GLSEQ hydrogen gas monitors incorporate on-line surveillance which lowers life cycle costs compared to existing hydrogen monitors.