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RMT At Cooper Nuclear Station Presented by: Dustin Anderson Shift RP/Chemistry Technician Coopers RMT Stations allow communication with work groups via multiple devices: Key Panels Plant Cell Phones (16) Telex Belt Packs (75)


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RMT At Cooper Nuclear Station

Presented by: Dustin Anderson Shift RP/Chemistry Technician

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RMT Room Communication Capabilities

Cooper’s RMT Stations allow communication with work groups via multiple devices:

  • Key Panels
  • Plant Cell Phones
  • (16) Telex Belt Packs
  • (75) Vocera Badges
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Remote Monitoring Room

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Security Center

  • There are currently over 400 Security Center client user

installations at CNS.

  • Layouts are created specifically for Operations,

Chemistry, Engineering, Fire Watch, RP, and other applications as necessary.

  • CNS upgraded to the latest 5.4 version in April 2016
  • Multicasting is to be implemented by RE-29 to enable the

management of many simultaneous users.

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Chemistry Monitoring Layout

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Ops Monitoring Layout

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Recent Camera Installations

Installed 16 new IIS P3 cameras in the TG Heater Bay during RE 28 (Fall 2014)

  • Used primarily by Operations to monitor feedwater heater

level indicators along with Engineering system walk-downs

  • Also used for fire roves in LHRA areas of the TG building

Panasonic 385 HD's

  • Our Fuel Pool Cooling Rack camera was installed in 2015 and

saves Operations an estimated 150 mrem annually.

  • Chemistry Sample Sink Cameras – these save Chemistry

approximately 300 mrem annually for obtaining reactor water readings and performing valve verifications.

  • CNS recently purchased an IIS wireless transmitter and 2

receivers for wireless camera applications in our ECST Room and the Refuel Floor.

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ALARACast

  • Using remote ARM’s, RP is able to monitor plant systems

and components for changing radiological conditions via ALARACast.

  • The Radwaste 877' Waste Surge Tank is monitored for

changing radiation levels as a result of Operations routinely performing water transfers.

  • We’re currently working towards implementing Job Logs

and RADCast prior to RE 29.

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Rad Worker Information

MDRD’s/Status Board

  • 8 Marquees are strategically deployed throughout the plant.
  • These alert workers of areas with elevated dose rates and also

indicate Low Dose Waiting Areas.

  • (2) 23" touch screen electronic status board kiosks located at

RCA Access for Rad Worker self-briefings.

  • A status board link on the RP web page allows workers to view

radiological data from their desk before entering the RCA.

  • New electronic trip tickets can be scanned at RCA Access to

expedite entry into the RCA.

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Rad Worker Information

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Rad Worker Information

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Remote Technology Utilization

  • Refuel Floor Cavity Work
  • Under Vessel Work (IRM/SRM replacements)
  • CRD Exchanges
  • ISI Inspections
  • Drywell Nozzle Flushing
  • ISFSI Campaigns
  • System Chemical Decontamination
  • TIP Maintenance and Monitoring
  • Fuel Sipping
  • Torus Diving Inspections/Desludging
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Questions