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Appendix B: Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS as Identified by PMCD
Appendix B: Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS as Identified by PMCD
Pages 71-78
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113 Explosive Containment Room B Observation Corridor Buffer Storage Area Chemical Assessment Lab Comments GB agent migration from MDB filter into vestibule. Probable cause of the agent readings in the containment vestibules was the method used for placing the filter units off-line when not in service.
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Agent vapor migration to Observation Corridors due to HVAC failure during global loss of power. Incomplete drain of an MC-1 bomb allowed excess of agent to enter metal parts furnace.
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ACAMS alarmed in the DFS due to the interruption of the airflow. As a precaution TOCDF suspended munition processing and RTAPS deployed with negative readings.
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No agent or munitions involved. Operational shutdown - natural gas supplier Questar, informed DCD due to unseasonably cold weather gas supply was low.
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Technical investigation conducted and procedures changed. During feed rate capacity test the primary burner locked out on flamed failure.
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Maintenance personnel enter toxic cubicle to replace an instrument and valve. When one of the agent transfer lines was cut, a dark oily substance leaked out.
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Allagent vapors maintained under engineering controls. Investigation conducted and corrective actions taken - install top feed gate brushes and program change to Logic Controller.
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Blood draws on 29 people indicated no depression of CHE. Technical investigation completed with recommended procedural changes.
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