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DOE 2000. - Waste Isolation Pilot Plant - U.S. Department of Energy

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WIPP RH PSAR <strong>DOE</strong>/WIPP-03-3174 CHAPTER 4<br />

The maintenance shop, AIS hoist house, warehouse, and Engineering Building each have a stand alone<br />

compressor installation for vehicle maintenance, hoist operation, HVAC system operation, and other<br />

utility purposes. These buildings are not supplied by the plant air system.<br />

Compressed gases sub-systems are installed in three site locations. The dosimetry laboratory uses<br />

nitrogen in processing the thermo-luminescent detectors. The counting laboratories use P-10, hydrogen,<br />

and liquid nitrogen in various analytical procedures. Mine Rescue uses high-pressure oxygen to refill<br />

breathing pack bottles. The commercial gas bottles are installed with Safety Binding and supply<br />

manifolds. Rescue uses compressed air for Scott Air Packs.<br />

4.6.3 Water Distribution System<br />

The Water Distribution System is designed to receive water from a commercial water department,<br />

transport the water to the WIPP Site, provide storage for the required reserve <strong>of</strong> fire water, chlorinate and<br />

store domestic water, and distribute domestic water for use by personnel, processes, HVAC and<br />

irrigation.<br />

4.6.4 Sewage Treatment System<br />

The sewage treatment facility collects and treats sanitary waste and non-radioactive liquids from the<br />

surface. Provisions also exist for the facility to receive non-hazardous effluents typically resulting from<br />

observation wells and the de-watering <strong>of</strong> mine shafts.<br />

4.6-4 January 28, 2003

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