Exactly out experience as was worried about rf signal reduction in water over
longer distance bs the old wired system. I think weve changed forever and no
longer need any dmc2000 units
Glen Vickers, CHP
Exelon RP Technical Lead
815-216-2723 work/cell
From:
We also used the AWM and active dive antenna. Used the DMC3000 and had great
coverage. Did a few weeks of diving in the equipment pit for an EPU outage
dryer cut up and works great. Much better than the old iMUX. Was getting 4-8
second response on each dosimeter as compared to 30-40 seconds
During our last outage in February we used the Mirion DMC 3000 TX communicating
wirelessly to an active dive antenna attached to the diver outside the divers
suit. The antenna is wired along the umbilical to a Mirion Adaptive Wireless
Monitor configured as a base station. The AWM is then
Dmc3000 and AWM as base for each diver. Ryan is a good contact. Did suppression
pool cleaning and had good performance
Glen Vickers, CHP
Exelon RP Technical Lead
815-216-2723 work/cell
From: Powernet on behalf of Bradley A Krupp
via Powernet
Sent: Friday,
Fermi is going to be doing a significant amount of work inside our Torus in our
upcoming Spring 2020 outage. In the past we have used the Mirion IMUX and
associated hardware to remotely monitor divers radiation exposure. This
generally works quite well but our equipment is getting dated and
