STP can procedurally set our laundry monitors up to no more than 70k dpm for an alert and 350k dpm for alarm based on needs and management discretion; however, we have two primary scenarios we use the laundry monitors for:
1) Free release - 5000 dpm 2) Acceptance of Unitech laundered PCs, booties, gloves, etc. for RCA use - 15k dpm alert and 36k dpm alarm. Both setpoints are with Tc-99. Matt Sumrall, CHP Sr. Health Physicist STP Nuclear Operating Co. mksumr...@stpegs.com<mailto:mksumr...@stpegs.com> (361) 972-4597 From: owner-power...@hps1.org [mailto:owner-power...@hps1.org] On Behalf Of Barnby, Monica Sent: Monday, April 06, 2015 4:07 PM To: powernet@hps1.org Subject: Powernet: Laundry Monitor Anyone using a laundry monitor to survey laundered items such as rubber gloves, rubber boots, FR clothing, & laundry bags. If yes, what is the alarm level? Monica Barnby Health Physicist PG&E Diablo Canyon 805 545 3566 ________________________________ PG&E is committed to protecting our customers' privacy. To learn more, please visit http://www.pge.com/about/company/privacy/customer/ ________________________________
