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| - | ====== Water Shield ====== | ||
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| - | - Description/ | ||
| - | - Planned use (be specific): | ||
| - | - Primary function: provide common first-level gamma and neutron shielding for screening detectors and ultra-sensitive immersion tank | ||
| - | - Temporary and permanent storage: | ||
| - | - Sample and detector handling: | ||
| - | - Jigs, fixtures, scaffolds, etc. necessary | ||
| - | - 30 ton overhead crane; smaller cranes | ||
| - | - E & O activities | ||
| - | - Occupancy: | ||
| - | - Steady: | ||
| - | - Peak: NA | ||
| - | - Adjacencies (list/ | ||
| - | - Space size (gsf and/or WxLxH): | ||
| - | - Experiment Systems: | ||
| - | - Shielding: | ||
| - | - Floor load (PSF): | ||
| - | - perimeter: | ||
| - | - water: approx. 80m x 20m x 3m is 4.8 x 10^6 kg or 10.6 x 10^6 lb (not up-to-date as of Dec. 22, 2009) | ||
| - | - SS: | ||
| - | - lower floor: | ||
| - | - immersion tank: | ||
| - | - HPGe detectors | ||
| - | - upper floor: | ||
| - | - Material handling (cranes, etc.) | ||
| - | - Finishes (walls/ | ||
| - | - Casework: | ||
| - | - Storage: | ||
| - | - Furniture/ | ||
| - | - Mechanical: | ||
| - | - Environmental conditions: | ||
| - | - Clean class: | ||
| - | - Ventilation: | ||
| - | - Exhaust: | ||
| - | - Plumbing (domestic, waste, systems): | ||
| - | - Fire Suppression: | ||
| - | - Building Management System: | ||
| - | - Fume hoods: | ||
| - | - Chilled water | ||
| - | - Other: | ||
| - | - Electrical: | ||
| - | - Power (clean and dirty): | ||
| - | - Lighting: | ||
| - | - Low Voltage/ | ||
| - | - Fire Detection/ | ||
| - | - Other: | ||
| - | - Acoustical: | ||
| - | - Vibration Isolation: | ||
| - | - EMI/RFI Isolation: | ||
| - | - Hazardous materials: | ||
| - | - Special Consideration (expansion, etc.): | ||