[Dsg-rich] EEL Compressor

[Walt Akers / JLAB]

George:

We have a plan for the layout of the room, but I had not received any 
information
about the addition of electrical infrastructure.  We'll need to do the 
following:

a) walk through the plan and determine where the power needs to be 
installed to
support the compressor,
b) determine if there is any power in the area that is available to 
support this load,
if not we'll have to determine where we're routing it from,
c) come up with a price and schedule to do the work in time to support 
this activity.

If the price is too high, we may need to think about alternatives, 
including using
a different compressor OR relocating the work to where the power is 
available.

Still, if there is a welding outlet in the room (I'm not sure), we may 
be able to
purchase and use one of the new Bertha's to support this activity. That 
would
be less than $10,000.

I will walk the area with Jason as soon as possible. In the meantime, 
though,
please send me a list of all of the electrical and mechanical 
infrastructure that
you need to have installed in the room so we can consider it in its 
entirety.

Jason:  I'm doing a walk through of EEL 126 today (2:00 pm) with someone 
else
from Facilities, do you want to check this out at the same time?

Walt

George Jacobs wrote:
> Hi Walt,
>
> The RICH air compressor has arrived, it is currently in EEL rm 125. 
> The plan is to install it in the rm 124 clean room. This is a large 
> unit and requires a new power feed, 208v 3 phase 70 amp service. I 
> have place a work order to run this new power feed. FM&L needs an 
> updated floor plan and charge codes for this. The air cooling valve 
> panel and tank are also complete, rm 125. I thought these were already 
> in the floor plan.
>
> Thanks,
> George
>
> On 10/18/2016 10:43 AM, Jason Willoughby wrote:
>> George,
>>
>> Has this compressor been coordinated through Walt?  This compressor 
>> is the first time I've seen such a thing and this was not on Walt's 
>> overall plan for the room.  Please coordinate with him and get back 
>> to me with a charge code for the work.  There really isn't a viable 
>> close 208 70A source in the area, which means the costs of this 
>> installation are going to be a bit high.
>>
>> Jason Willoughby
>> FM&L Electrical Engineer
>> Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility
>> 628 Hofstadter Road STE 1
>> Newport News, VA 23606
>> (757)-269-5372
>
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