Spent Fuel Handling and Storage Equipment Sample Clauses

Spent Fuel Handling and Storage Equipment spent fuel pools: located in the fuel handling building and constructed of reinforced concrete with stainless steel liner plate attached to the interior walls and floor; pool dimensions are 36 ft. x 20 ft. x 44 ft. deep and 36 ft. x 25 ft. x 44 ft. deep spent fuel racks: located in each spent fuel pool with total storage capacity of 4020 fuel assemblies (5.4 reactor cores) plus 30 additional spaces for multipurpose storage of other high level solid waste including discarded reactor internals, control rods and fuel channels spent fuel cask pool: located in the fuel handling building and constructed of reinforced concrete with overall dimensions of 14 ft. x 23 ft. x 44 ft. deep spent fuel cask decontamination: located in the fuel handling building and consisting of a concrete enclosure and pad with washdown and drain piping 3 spent fuel transfer canals: located in the fuel handling building and constructed of reinforced concrete with stainless steel liner and gates; these canals provide underwater transfer pathway for spent fuel between each pool and to the spent fuel cask pool spent fuel cask loading bay: located in the fuel handling building for loading spent fuel casks onto a railroad car or truck spent fuel cask building crane and hoist: located in the fuel handling building; this is a 125-ton capacity bridge crane and hoist for handling the spent fuel cask
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