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Instrument air dew point requirements -- 108-P, L, K

Westinghouse Savannah River Co., Aiken, SC (United States), P Fairchild, USDOE, Washington, DC (United States)

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The 108 Building dew point analyzers measure dew point at atmospheric pressure. Existing 108 Roundsheets state the maximum dew point temperature shall be less than {minus}50 F. After repeatedly failing to maintain a {minus}50 F dew point temperature Reactor Engineering researched the basis for the existing limit. This report documents the results of the study and provides technical justification for a new maximum dew point temperature of {minus}35 F at atmospheric pressure as read by the 108 building dew point analyzers.

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Key concepts: Dew point, Dew, Point (geometry), Meteorology, Environmental science, Limit (mathematics), Atmospheric pressure, Atmospheric sciences