Re: Detectors, humidity, etc.

Glen,

Yes, that would work great for us. Send me the info. It's always easier

and quicker for us to buy these items than to wait on a repair of a plant

component. Unfortunately, our environmental control system for our lab is

not considered a safety significant system (such as safety injection for

the reactor core).

Thanks,

John M. Sukosky, CHP

Dominion

Surry Power Station

(757)-365-2594 (Tieline: 8-798-2594)

Gv1@aol.com

To: John_Sukosky@dom.com, JPreisig@aol.com

05/29/04 08:03 PM cc: radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu

Subject: Re: Detectors, humidity, etc.

Get a couple of spot coolers to eliminate the single-point vulnerability,

otherwise you'll continue to be at risk. If you're interested, send me an

email and I'll get you some info on the units we use. Their base is about

30" square and about 3.5' high. One or two units should be able to handle

the loads.

I agree when you say your HVAC system should operate normally, but the

safety significant systems will always get the budge money for system

improvements.

Glen Vickers

glen.vickers@exeloncorp.com

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