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Rapid Response Systems

See Rapid Response System at Pine Bluff Arsenal, . [Pg.33]

U.S. Army. 2001b. Rapid Response System Test Report. Final. October. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. [Pg.35]

Evaluate mobile destruction systems and semi-permanenC facilities being used or considered by the Army s Non-stockpile product manager for the treatment of non-stockpile CWM and make recommendations on the systems and facilities that could be employed by the Army and their interrelationships. This analysis will specifically include consideration of issues and opportunities associated with the Explosive Destruction System (EDS), the Rapid Response System (RRS), the Munitions Assessment and Processing System (MAPS), the Pine Bluff Non-stockpile Facility (PBNSE), alternative treatments for neat chemicals, and selected aspects of the stockpile facilities. [Pg.19]

Mobile Treatment Systems Rapid Response System (RRS) Mobile trailer system to handle numerous CAIS vials and/or PIGs found in one location... [Pg.35]

The rapid response system (RRS) is a trailer-mounted chemical treatment system designed specifically to dispose of chemical agent identification sets (CAIS) at the locations where they are found. The operation of the RRS and technological options for destruction of secondary waste streams produced by the neutralization of CAIS were reviewed previously by this committee (NRC, 1999a, 2001a). The RRS can either be driven to or flown to locations where CAIS have been recovered. Transporting by air requires the use of two C-141 aircraft (one for the RRS operations and utility trailers and one for transporters), a supply trailer, and a mobile analytical support laboratory. [Pg.46]

U.S. Army. 2001d. Non-Stockpile Systems Program, Rapid Response System (RRS) After Action Report. Contract No. DAAA-09-95-D-0001, Task 0019. November. Prepared by Teledyne Brown Engineering. [Pg.89]

The Rapid Response System (RRS) will be set up as part of the PBNSF operation but will be located outside the PBNSF structure and will be used to process all CAIS items. The overpack containing the CAIS is removed from storage and transported directiy to the RRS. The RRS contains a series of linked glove boxes designed to remove the CAIS ampoules and bottles from their packages, identify their con-... [Pg.105]

This appendix reviews the two mobile non-stockpile facilities proposed for treatment of NSCWM—the Rapid Response System (RRS) and the Explosive Destruction System... [Pg.108]

The Rapid Response System (RRS) occupies three trailers an operations trailer, a support trailer, and a utility trailer. The operations trailer contains the process equipment and instrumentation. The support trailer contains spare equipment and supplies. The utility trailer carries electrical generators to allow the system to operate without commercial or host power when needed. For a more complete description of the RRS equipment and operations, see Rapid Response System Test Report (U.S. Army, 2001a). [Pg.108]

Mitretek. 2001. D. Tripler, K. Raghuveer, R. Rhoads, A. Amr, and J. Miller. Independent Evaluation of die Rapid Response System, Safety and Environmental Performance, Mitretek Technical Report MTR 2001-22. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. [Pg.112]

This report supplements an earlier report (NRC, 2001a) that evaluated eight alternative technologies for destruction of the liquid waste streams from two of the U.S. Army s transportable treatment systems for nonstockpile chemical materiel the rapid response system (RRS) and the munitions management device (MMD)This report evaluates the same technologies for the destruction of liquid waste streams produced by a third transportable treatment system, the explosive destruction system (EDS). [Pg.23]

TeamSTEPPS Rapid Response Systems Guide, which includes PowerPoint presentations, teaching modules, and video vignettes for training hospital staff who work with Rapid Response Systems, in which hospitals use groups of clinicians to bring critical care expertise to patients requiring immediate treatment (AHRQ Publication No. 08(09)-0074-CD). [Pg.512]

Figure 4. The sampling rock that holds the MINICAMS that will be used for Near Real Time monitoring for the Rapid Response System (RRS). Figure 4. The sampling rock that holds the MINICAMS that will be used for Near Real Time monitoring for the Rapid Response System (RRS).
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