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The entire procedure contains two parts: pre-preparation ahead of time
and operation.
Pre-preparation:
- Before experiment, RADCON group must be informed and discussion must
be made to establish understanding on the operation requirements, possible
radiation and contamination conditions, develop various procedures under
different conditions.
- All required tools and new ladder must be prepared.
- For authorized persons, practice must be done before experiment to be clear
on operation and time required to complete the operation.
- Temporary Operation Work Permit must be prepared, describe the required
operation and work procedures, required time length, identify possible
radiation/contamination conditions and corresponding protection/treatment
procedures.
- RADCON group must be involved in the operation and authorization process.
Operation:
- RADCON personal must first survey the target and exchange operation area to
establish radiation level map.
- The TOWP must be re-examined to confirm the procedure and tools in control
the radiation and possible contamination is in good stand, required time is still
allowed, and operation is well prepared, then authorized by RADCON to
proceed.
- If TOWP must be modified before proceed, modification must be done first.
- Before operation the ladder must be retrieved to all the way out position.
- The target ladder vacuum isolation valve must then be close manually.
- Unscrew the screws on the target ladder flange at the end of the driver.
- Pull the target ladder out.
- RADCON personal swaps the ladder to examine the possible contamination
on the ladder surface and decide how to treat the ladder which was previously
in the beam.
- Put new ladder into the driver and put screws back on.
- Slowly or in steps open the isolation valve until all the way open.
- During operation, avoid unnecessary standing and waiting around the target
area.
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Stephen A. Wood
2005-05-13