NBI Decon: Improvements in purge air flow, restart of the
dehumidifier, and additional decon maintenance on floors and equipment have been
successful in reducing contamination levels that were starting to build up
around the Test Cell. Decon work continues on the box using the large capacity
sprayer and also wipedowns using long poles. Planning to enter the box for
examination of panels and additional internal wipedowns is underway. Decon
efforts have started on the ion dump with wipedowns on both the exterior shields
and the beam impinged interior copper. Close inspection confirms the need to
change the full energy dump while also confirming the intent to reuse of the
half and third energy dumps. All major components have now received some decon
with resulting contamination levels demonstrably reduced. Low level decon on
shields also continues as manpower permits. All of the OMA box internal shields
have been removed allowing improved access and more extensive cleaning. Rad
trash and rad laundry have been bagged and collected for removal from the Test
Cell and processing by HP and ERWM.
Regards,
Tim
Timothy N. Stevenson, NBI Project Manager
Head
of Experimental Heating Systems & Neutral Beam Operations
LSB
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