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RE: H2O/moisture trap for vacuum pump

Cold traps are a common piece of equipment for a vacuum system. Based on
your e-mail address, I suggest you ask anyone around the accelerators at
SLAC. There are probably many available for your use.

Fred Haywood

	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Quang Le [SMTP:quangle@SLAC.Stanford.EDU]
	Sent:	April 06, 1999 2:24 PM
	To:	Multiple recipients of list
	Subject:	H2O/moisture trap for vacuum pump

	<html><div>RadSafers/Wasters,</div>
	<div>Does anyone have experience with a device that can collect
	water/moisture in a vacuum line? Is there even such a device? Any
	information would be appreciated. </div>
	<div>I am interested because if the water/moisture, when
radioactive,
	reaches the pump oil it will result in a &quot;regulated waste&quot;
in
	California (California mixed waste, if you will). </div>
	<div>Thank you.</div>
	<br>

	<font
size=3>_____________________________________________________________________
	<br>
	<font size=3><b>Quang Le <br>
	</b><font size=3>SLAC/OHP <br>
	(650) 926-2610 <br>
	&lt;quangle@slac.stanford.edu&gt; <br>
	Note: The above is my own opinion only! </font></html>

	
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