System design description for the CPDF water systems: SDD-11 including: Part A, Machine cooling water (MCW): Part B, Tower Water Cooling (TWC): Part C, Sanitary water: Part D, Fire protection: Part E, Sanitary sewer and building drainage

Title: System design description for the CPDF water systems: SDD-11 including: Part A, Machine cooling water (MCW): Part B, Tower Water Cooling (TWC): Part C, Sanitary water: Part D, Fire protection: Part E, Sanitary sewer and building drainage

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The purpose of the System Design Descriptions (SDD's) for the Centrifuge Plant Demonstration Facility (CPDF) is to provide a concise summary of the functional and design requirements, design details, operations and maintenance procedures, and emergency events and recovery procedures for the various systems of the CPDF. SDD-1, ''Overall Facility Design Description for the CPDF,'' provides an overview of the entire CPDF and includes requirements which are unique to all or several systems within the CPDF. This volume covers: machine cooling water; tower water cooling; sanitary water; fire protection; and sanitary sewer and building drainage.

Publication Date:: Fri May 01 00:00:00 EDT 1987

Research Org.:: Science Applications, Inc., Oak Ridge, TN (USA); Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant, TN (USA)

OSTI Identifier:: 6550836

Report Number(s):: K/TS-11-867; SAI/OR-147-046; SDD-11
ON: DE87010076

DOE Contract Number:: AC05-84OT21400

Resource Type:: Technical Report

Resource Relation:: Other Information: Portions of this document are illegible in microfiche products

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: 11 NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE AND FUEL MATERIALS; CENTRIFUGE ENRICHMENT PLANTS; DEMONSTRATION PLANTS; DESIGN; COOLING SYSTEMS; COOLING TOWERS; DRAINAGE; FIRE PREVENTION; MACHINERY; WASTE MANAGEMENT; ENERGY SYSTEMS; INDUSTRIAL PLANTS; ISOTOPE SEPARATION PLANTS; MANAGEMENT; MECHANICAL STRUCTURES; NUCLEAR FACILITIES; TOWERS; 050502* - Nuclear Fuels- Uranium Enrichment- Centrifugation- (-1989)

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                    . System design description for the CPDF water systems: SDD-11 including: Part A, Machine cooling water (MCW): Part B, Tower Water Cooling (TWC): Part C, Sanitary water: Part D, Fire protection: Part E, Sanitary sewer and building drainage.  United States: N. p., 1987. 
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                    . System design description for the CPDF water systems: SDD-11 including: Part A, Machine cooling water (MCW): Part B, Tower Water Cooling (TWC): Part C, Sanitary water: Part D, Fire protection: Part E, Sanitary sewer and building drainage.  United States.

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        "System design description for the CPDF water systems: SDD-11 including: Part A, Machine cooling water (MCW): Part B, Tower Water Cooling (TWC): Part C, Sanitary water: Part D, Fire protection: Part E, Sanitary sewer and building drainage".  United States.

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