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Volume 2 - Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

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- Prevention of accidental fall of person and<br />

material into the pool<br />

- Prevention of syphoning action in pool<br />

- Prevention of accidental entry into the room,<br />

when the water level in the pool is low and when<br />

the sources are in storage position.<br />

- DM water plant capacity and type (anion,<br />

cation, mixed bed etc.)<br />

5.3 Ventilation - <strong>Volume</strong> of hot cell, including and excluding<br />

high bay and low bay area<br />

- Ventilation rate provided, anticipated minimum<br />

air changes in the hot cell, high bay area, water<br />

pool, low bay area<br />

- Location and routing of ventilated ducts, fans,<br />

duct size, etc. (give sketch), air handling units,<br />

HEPA filters.<br />

- Methods of monitoring ventilation and action<br />

on ventilation failure<br />

- Location of ventilation exhaust and the height<br />

of stack above the hot cell roof. Prevention of<br />

water flooding through ventilation ducts from<br />

roof (sketch)<br />

- Ozone concentration (maximum) anticipated in<br />

the cell with ventilation ON and OFF. Time<br />

duration in minutes for safe concentration of<br />

ozone in the cell (0.1ppm) after the exhaust is<br />

switched off.<br />

- Prevention of entry to the hot cell when unsafe<br />

limit of ozone concentration exists<br />

- Details of safety interlock interlocks to retract<br />

in case of ventilation failure<br />

- Provisions for standby ventilation exhaust fans,<br />

if any<br />

5.4 Access Door - Design details of access door with material<br />

used, thickness, its shielding adequacy<br />

- Information on safety interlocks provided to<br />

prevent human access to the hot cell when the<br />

radiation sources are handled.<br />

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