Salt Waste Processing Facility Sample Clauses

Salt Waste Processing Facility. The interface for the 13.8kV electrical utility system boundary is the line side of disconnect switches XXXX-XX-101 and XXXX-XX-102 as shown on SWPF drawing E-E2-J-0001. The electrical system description for SWPF is provided in the SWPF Electrical Power Distribution Interface Control Document, V-ESR-J-00008 . The SWPF SOM shall be notified to obtain SWPF concurrence when the position of the Sectionalizer Switch XXXX-XX-103 must be changed. SWPF is responsible for operation of this Sectionalizer Switch. The SWPF SOM shall be notified of planned or unplanned outages to the 13.8kV electrical system supplying power to the SWPF. The notifications for planned outages for system maintenance shall be made in advance.
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Salt Waste Processing Facility. The interface for the domestic water utility system boundary is the first domestic water valve box inside the J-Area boundary fence as shown on drawing W761210. The domestic water system description is contained within the SWPF Domestic Water System Interface Control Document (ICD), V-ESR-J-00002. The SWPF SOM shall be notified by SRNS of all domestic water system disruptions, planned or unplanned, which prevents providing the required 180gpm at 52-58 psig peak demand for the operation of SWPF. SRNS shall provide advance notice of planned domestic water outages for system maintenance or repair.
Salt Waste Processing Facility. The interface for the liquid sanitary waste utility system boundary is Manhole MH-96 in S-Area as shown on drawing W761201. The SWPF Sanitary Sewer System Description is provided in the SWPF Liquid Sanitary Wastes Interface Control Document, V-ESR-J-00006 . The SWPF SOM shall be notified by SRNS in advance of all planned sanitary waste system maintenance or repair activity which will disrupt or suspend the liquid sanitary waste service to J-Area.
Salt Waste Processing Facility. This section is not applicable to this discussion.
Salt Waste Processing Facility. The interfaces for the fire suppression water system loop boundaries are PIV 63 and PIV 71, the first PIVs inside the J-Area fence line as shown on SWPF drawings C-CY-J-0025 and C-CY-J-0026. The interface boundary for the SWPF Warehouse is PIV80. The SWPF fire water system description is provided in the SWPF Fire Protection Water System Interface Control Document, V-ESR-J-00017. The SWPF fire suppression water system is supplied by DWPF. If the DWPF system is impaired and PIV40 is in the open position, DWPF firewater is supplied by H-Area. (Reference

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