Brent, there was a similar powernet survey back in late January, 2019. You
might want to contact Dave Raye at DC Cook. He may have additional results
compiled already. I copied the survey questions and contact info for Dave as
follows:
Hello all,
At DC Cook, Radiation Protection technicians have
Response from Beaver Valley - almost the same as Davis Besse:
1. Who calibrates and repairs the installed plant process monitors (e.g.,
air and liquid monitors)? Maintenance I&C, with support from RP
1. Who calibrates and repairs the installed plant area radiation monitors?
Mainten
Hi Doug,
No problem — I will benefit greatly from the discussion.
- Jerry
Please forgive any misspellings- Sent from my iPhone with clumsy fingers.
On Mar 13, 2019, at 11:19, Paciello, Lara R via Powernet
mailto:powernet@hpspowernet.org>> wrote:
Response from Beaver Valley – alm
Comanche Peak will be adding peroxide to our cavity to aid in cavity decon.
Our Operations department has concerns that it could create a CRUD BURST or if
poured straight into the cavity a clarity issue. Has anyone ever had an issue
with either.
Thanks
Shari Mosty
Sr. Health Physicist
Coman
Sorry Brent, Your email was sent to my SPAM report.
We started using the Thermo RADEYE NL and it is calibrated by Thermo. The
Technicians like it because it is much smaller and lighter. The response with
our applied correction factor is similar to the REM500.
Michael Macho
Radiation Protect
North Anna has done it for years with no issues. Once the RCS is open to the
atmosphere we have never had a subsequent crud burst.
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 13, 2019, at 3:33 PM, Mosty, Shari via Powernet
mailto:powernet@hpspowernet.org>> wrote:
Comanche Peak will be adding peroxide to our ca
