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WIPP RH PSAR <strong>DOE</strong>/WIPP-03-3174 CHAPTER 8<br />

procedures and safety requirements. However, they do not enter the filter housings. Contaminated filters<br />

are bagged before they are removed to prevent contamination from spreading during filter change-out.<br />

Filter housing maintenance, except for cleaning, is unnecessary.<br />

8.3.5.5 Equipment Decontamination Provisions<br />

Contaminated items are bagged and are then disposed <strong>of</strong> as radioactive wastes, or decontaminated in a<br />

designated area. Decontamination <strong>of</strong> waste transporters can be accommodated in the RH TRU unloading<br />

area.<br />

The general decontamination philosophy for the WIPP is to minimize the amounts <strong>of</strong> waste generated<br />

due to decontamination operations.<br />

8.3.5.6 Other Surface Structures<br />

Surface structures other than the WHB and the EFB are associated with either direct support activities<br />

(switch yards, substation, sewage treatment, backup power, shaft headframe, and hoist houses), or<br />

indirect support activities (Warehouse Building). These facilities contain systems that require routine<br />

maintenance according to common industrial practice and manufacturers’ recommendations. No special<br />

or unusual maintenance features are incorporated in the design <strong>of</strong> these facilities.<br />

8.3-5 January 22, 2003

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