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JOBSITE PROCEDURE
SCIENTIFIC STATIONS
Issued By The Resident Manager
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PURPOSE
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RESPONSIBILITY
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Number: 4-116
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Comelssion
COLLEGTION 46 326 ATOMIC ENERGY
Act
EFFECTIVE: February 12, 1959
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To establish the responsibility and outline the method for the pre-
servation of scientific stations at the Eniwetok Proving Ground.
DEFINITIONS
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SCIENTIFIC STATION
A Scientific Station is defined as any structure or piece of equipment that exists for the express use of experiments by the Client
and was constructed to the User’s specifications.
B.
COCOONING
Gocooning is defined as a term used to indicate a method of pre-
serving a structure, tool or piece of equipment by means of
wrapping and then spraying with a liquid plastic to keep out all
moisture.
c.
#506 RUST PREVENTATIVE
#506 Rust Preventative is defined as a viscous preparation with an
oil base which is used to preserve metal.
D.
MOTHBALLING
Mothballing is defined as a term used to indicate a method for the
preservation of a structure, tooi or piece of installed equipment.
E.
INSTALLED EQUIPMENT
Instalied Equipment is defined as equipment which is considered to
be a fundamental and essential part of a Scientific Station and is
usually designated on engineering prints and drawings as necessary
to the completeness of a Station according to User's specifications.
In addition, such equipmentis considered-to~p Poe to
Supersedes: Jobsite Procedure F-9, Issue
2, dated April 1, 1957
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