Thanks June....didn't mean to broadcast this but appreciate the input. How 
are things going?  You and Ron travel the world yet?

Douglas L. Noble
Manager - Radiation Protection
Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station
(419) 321-7780 office
(419) 304-0068  cell




From:   "June Scott" <[email protected]>
To:     <[email protected]>
Date:   04/15/2013 10:07 PM
Subject:        RE: Powernet: Stored SCBA air in the event of an SBO
Sent by:        [email protected]



Another couple questions to consider about the availability of supplied 
breathing air is: 
1.      Is there an existing agreement or contract with a local fire 
department or SCUBA shop to provide appropriate air if such a need arose 
where it could not be supplied by an onsite compressor.  Are personnel 
available to run the compressor when needed in an emergency?  Are 
maintenance records and Grade certificates available?
2.      A contract or agreement with an local SCBA supplier is also an 
options.  They most likely have a mobile truck with air supply available. 
Make sure any supplier is obligated (in the contract) to provide the 
appropriate documents for traceability of the air.  This could be a pain 
in the tail to get after the fact for an audit.
 
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf 
Of Hinrichsen, Keith
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 1:57 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Powernet: Stored SCBA air in the event of an SBO
 
Diablo Canyon would like to know what other stations maintain in the way 
of stored air capacity (Grade D or better) for self-contained breathing 
apparatus (SCBA) recharging should an accident occur and the site falls 
into a station black-out (SBO) condition?
 
In our post-Fukushima world, we are re-evaluating our 1981 commitment to 
maintain 500 man-hours of breathable air that is captured in a series of 
large lateral cylinders? roughly 45K cu.ft.
 
Our questions are:
1.    Does your station maintain an inventory of stored capacity air?
2.    If so, how much (either cu.ft. or man-hours equivalents)?
3.    What is this number based on (ours is a Design Criteria Note), and 
what was the date of that commitment?
 
Thanks,
keith
 
Keith Hinrichsen 
PG&E - DCPP 
RP Programs Supervisor 
805 545-3811 
[email protected] 
 
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have very few virtues."
-- Abraham Lincoln
 
 

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