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STATEMENT OF WORK
Filter Installation & Insp. of Blast Booth Dust Collector System
NMCPAC CWD UNIT SEAL BEACH
STANDARD LAUNCH MISSILES (SLM), BUILDING 241
800 SEAL BEACH BLVD., SEAL BEACH, CA 90740
NMCPAC CWD Unit Seal Beach’s Container Repair (Bldg. 241) has a Blast Booth that was “taking-on” water in the dust collection barrels. The Environmental Dept. necessitated the Lock-Out, Tag-Out of the equipment until it gets evaluated and repaired. This equipment is a critical function to the Standard Launched Missiles facilities and vital to the operations in order to convert condition code “M” product to condition code “A” assets. Furthermore, one key conversion process has been suspended, which is keeping the shop from meeting its contract for completions to the Program Office.
Replace Filters and Gauge on VH2-12 Donaldson dust collection unit:
1. Remove and Replace (12) Powercore Filters
1. Remove and Replace (1) Magnehelic Gauge
Inspection of Dust Collectors:
1. General inspection of all components of collector to ensure unit is functioning properly
1. General over look of all bags/cartridges
1. Check all diaphragm valves to insure collector is pulsing properly (i.e., cleaning mechanism; Shaker)
1. Inspect all airline hoses and compressor components that are associated with unit board
1. Inspect Rotary Air Lock, and Hopper. (If applicable), Grease and Fill with Gear Oil as needed
1. Check overall system operation, including air flow velocity. (Airflow test and static pressure readouts at each inspection)
1. Record Magnahelic or Photohelic Gauge readings
1. Inspect the plenums, tubesheet and ducting for leaks
1. Check for visible leaks or erosion on Baghouse structure
1. Generally, inspect main duct lines and exhaust for leaks
1. Check gaskets on clean and dirty air access ports
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