COURSE DESCRIPTION

This 5-day workshop combines an understanding of air filtration theory, adsorption theory, and radioiodine testing with extensive hands-on work of airflow measurements and in-place testing of particulate (HEPA) filters and carbon adsorbers. All aspects of in-place testing are discussed along with a review of current NRC regulations pertaining to Nuclear Air and Gas Treatment Systems.

This workshop will consist of classroom discussions on practical requirements followed by extensive hands-on application including instrument set up and step-by-step instruction on all aspects of in-place filter testing.

Course instructors are consultants, scientists, and test engineers who are certified to ANSI/ASME N45.2.6 and who have extensive experience at many nuclear facilities throughout the world. Along with training of proper techniques, the experience of the instructors can be invaluable in dealing with "unique" situations particular facilities may have.

Throughout the workshop an ongoing hands-on evaluation will be given to each student ensuring complete knowledge and understanding of each section covered. A written exam is given on the final day of the workshop.

COURSE OBJECTIVE

Upon successful completion of this course, the participant will have received and demonstrated working knowledge in performing ANSI/ASME N510 Testing of Nuclear Air Treatment Systems.

While this workshop will enable technicians to become more familiar with in-place testing of air treatment systems, it is very valuable for other plant personnel as well. System engineers will understand this type of testing more thoroughly and be better prepared to troubleshoot problems that occur. QA and licensing personnel will enhance their knowledge regarding the requirements of Regulatory Guides and Standards, allowing them to more effectively discuss situations with regulatory personnel.

Participants will become more effective in working with contract test personnel through a better understanding of the testing

This course may be applied toward ANSI/ASME N45.2.6 Certification. Continuing Education 3.0 Units

COURSE CONTENT

The course will include, but not be limited to, the following subject areas:

  • Filter Testing in the Nuclear Industry
  • Background/General Information
  • Applicable Documents and Standards
  • Components of a Nuclear Air Treatment System
  • Adsorbents
  • Adsorbent Laboratory Testing
  • Test Equipment Theory and Operation
  • Basic In-Place Testing Techniques
  • N510 Testing of Nuclear Air Treatment Systems
  • Visual Inspection
  • Housing Leak Test
  • Frame Leak Test
  • Airflow Capacity
  • Airflow Distribution
  • Air/Aerosol Mixing Uniformity
  • HEPA In-Place Testing
  • Adsorber In-Place Testing
  • Air Heater Test

BASIC WORKSHOP DATES

14-18 June 2021

13-17 Sept. 2021

 

REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION

To register, or for course information, contact:

Bob Sommer at
Phone: 614-846-5710 ext. 125
Fax: 614-431-0858
Click here to e-mail.

Registration is limited to ten people and space is only guaranteed after receipt of payment.

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