Re: Rocky Flats

["Health Physics Liberation Front" <hplf@CFU.NET>]

Glen,



No.  Actually it has a much higher probability then something like 50/50

does.  All it would take is a systematic problem in the manufacturing

process that creates a replicable lid that it out of spec (such as

out-of-round lids that can't seal a drum).



The question would be how the manufacturer's QA/QC missed this and let it

get out the door.



Wes



Wesley M. Dunn, CHP

hplf@cfu.net



----- Original Message -----

From: <glen.vickers@EXELONCORP.COM>

To: <tjsav@LYCOS.COM>; <radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu>

Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 12:17 PM

Subject: RE: Rocky Flats





> Regarding the following paragraph, isn't it statistically impossible

> to buy 500 consecutive bad drum lids from an approved vendor?  Perhaps

their

> inspection procedure is too stringent?  Did they leave them all out in the

> rain to rust?  Something just doesn't sound right.

>

> Glen Vickers





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