NBI Decon: Decon continued on the lid using the sprayers with DI
water. This technique is proving to be effective in reaching panel area behind
the chevrons. The effort has moved from the exit end of the BL to the interior
regions of the panels. Good results are being obtained. Since the break, decon
has continued on calorimeter, 90 inch flange, and magnet. Some OMA
disassembly has started also to remove shields. Surveys indicate that
contamination levels did not come back up over the two week decon break
indicating that there has been no regrowth on that time scale. HP support
continues to be outstanding and keeps pace with the effort.
Regards,
Tim
Timothy N. Stevenson
Head
of Experimental Heating Systems & Neutral Beam Operations
LSB
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