CSER 95-008: Criticality storage category for grouted K Basin cartridge filters at CWC | Zendy

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CSER 95-008: Criticality storage category for grouted K Basin cartridge filters at CWC

Author(s) -

E.M. Miller

Publication year - 1995

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/93491

Subject(s) - culvert , cartridge , grout , engineering , siphon (mollusc) , geotechnical engineering , filter (signal processing) , tops , volume (thermodynamics) , structural engineering , mechanical engineering , physics , electrical engineering , ecology , spinning , quantum mechanics , biology

The 13 containers from K Basins hold one cartridge filter each. The filters removed solids from the K Basins water before the water went to air-cooled chillers. The filters are about 75.7 cm (30 inches) in diameter and 86 cm (34 inches) tall (based on an outline on drawing H-1-34709 (Reference 1)). This is a volume of 388 liters. Drawing H-1-34709 (Reference 1) shows the configuration of the concreted 122 cm (48 inch) diameter culvert cut to 124 cm (49 inches) long and shows the imbedded steel. The culvert is 0.35 cm (0.138 inches) thick and has a volume of 1450 liters. There are four 127 cm (50 inch) long 2 inch by 3/4 inch steel bars and reinforcing steel in the container. The culvert and four bars weigh 169.6 kg. The cylindrical culvert is oriented vertically with an 11 gauge bottom plate welded on and then filled to 15 cm (6 inches) with grout. The cartridge filter, bagged in 20 mill plastic (Reference 2), is then placed in the center of the culvert and the culvert is filled with concrete. Four of the 13 culverts were then put vertically into 152 cm (5 foot) diameter culverts about 61 cm (2 feet) high, centered radially, and concreted into the larger base. The two configurations weigh about 3600 and 5400 kgs, respectively

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