Service Clarified Water

The service clarified water will continue to provide cooling to the Building 108 IK and 108-2K air compressors which are used by the breathing air and instniment air sterns. The service clarified water system also provides water to the Disassembly Area and Purification Area equipment. 

The well water tem for K-Reactor provided water for the auxiliary services, mainly in Buildings 105-K and 184-K, and replaced the original river wat suppfy to the water treatment plant (Building 183-2K). The well water system continues to provide a source of water for service clarified water, filtered water, fire water, and domestic water. 

Service clarified water sources to the filtered water pump piimtqg lines (30 gpm)... 

The initiator assodated with service clarified water is modded by inadvertent serrice clarified water addition to the D E canal or the MB. Service clarified water is supplied to the filter feed pumps in ord r to prime the pumps prior to bdng place on-line. Inadvertent addition to the basin may occur if the service clarified water supply to the filter feed pump remains open following filtration system start-up or if the manual valves supplying s vice clarified water to the punq>s fail... 

Finally, the climatic conditions and local factors must also be clarified in advance Is water available How much does the temperature of the water fluctuate in the course of a year Even oil-operated vacuum pumps have to be designed differently for service in, say, Saudi Arabia than in Sweden. 

As previously noted, water, wastewater, and immdation protection system resilience cannot be characterized by any single service category. These system resiliencies are dictated by multiple service categories and how they interact with the regional community. Community dependence on water, sewage disposal, and flood protection for survival does not allow these system s resiliencies to be defined independent of the community resilience. This is compounded by the dependency relationships with other lifeline infrastructure (e.g., power to run pump stations). Thus, system resilience cannot be measured only by the service-time lost, but also by how it helps to improve overall community resilience this is clarified using some examples below. 

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