(Sanitized) -JOB 165

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OB 165
Shipping Address:
STATINTL
Contents:
9 (nine) crates plus loose items per following list:
50 lbs.
Crate #1
Screen-35"x36" x5"
850 lbs.
Crate #2
Donut - 43" x 43" x 15"
"
450 lbs.
Crate #3
2 (two) Tanks & Projection Turret - 22" x 63" x 22
300 lbs.
Crate #4
Lamphouse and Lower Turret - 52" x 22" x 28"
50 lbs.
Crate #5
Linear Turret - 14" x 23" x 14
30 lbs.
Crate #6
Mirror-23"x20" x4"
250 lbs.
Crate #7
Film Tray - 43" x 43" x 28"
"
250 lbs.
Crate #8
Blower, Hose, Tool Boxes, Misc. - 48" x 39" x 34
70 lbs.
.'Crate #9
Motor- 21"x19"x13"
LOOSE ITEMS
1200 lbs.
#10
Reader Frame - 8' x 46" x 6'
350 lbs.
#11
Power Supply - 26" x 8" x 41"
139 lbs..
#12
10-gallon Freon T F
139 lbs.
#13
10-gallon Freon T F
NEED 5000# CAPACITY FORK LIFT WITH FORK EXTENSIONS
APPROXIMATELY 7 FEET LONG.
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NPIC/D-8-65
14 January 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR: Assistant for Plans & Development, NPIC
Overrun on with - for
Variable is R m . eader
1. I have been presented with the Minutes of
10 December 196+ and asked to approve an overrun of some
on a base contract of after the contract
a been completed and, indee the instrument prepared for
delivery to the building. In turn, I am to justify this to
the Director, NPIC and the Deputy Director (Intelligence)
and ask them to approve it. I understand that a variety of
problems arose during the performance of this contract,
important among which was the lack of detailed information
on h presumably was to be furnished by
the I note further that as far back as
Apr our mon or w s aware of and noted in his inspection
report the fact that this contract might overrun by 10/.
No action was taken at that time to refer the matter to
or to me. Again in October it was noted in an inspecti
report that this contract would overrun this time the
estimate having been raised to Once again no
action was taken. Now, when it is too a e to take any
action other than approve what in fact is a "fait accompli"
I am forced to sign off and justify an overrun of better
than 31%.
2. An overrun of this magnitude should have been
brought to the attention of thep"when first discovered
by your contract monitor. Ther no point in having a
Committee meet and deliberate on projects, for me and the
Director to review and validate them, and then have the
DD/I and, indeed, the DDCI sign off on them only to have
overruns later develop which are not called to the attention
of approving authorities until any action other than approval
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
STATINTL SUBJECT: Overrun on Contract
to me by
1. To better understand the problems behind the ____Variable Width
Film Reader overrun the following summary of events has been prepared.
2. When the proposal for the reader was requested, was given
the understanding by the undersigned that information on the liquid film
gate and illumination source would be made availabl to them if they were
awarded the contract. This statement was based on verbal assurance given
which was doing
the liquid gate and light source study, had a working model of the liquid
gate and associated illumination system. After negotating the contract,
but prior to the final sign off by our contract administrators =sent
STATINTL personnel to
o determine the extent
and applicability of the information available to them on the liquid gate
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and. the associated light source. The date of the visit to
27 June 1963. The final sign off date of the contract was 29 June 1963.
After Mad evaluated the information received during this visit, it
was determined that the concepts could not be applied
to the Wevelopment and that -would essentially have to start from
scratch on both the liquid gate and light source problems. Thisinvolved
research and design effort in excess of that which .anticipated. However,
^ chose at that time not to request an increase in funds because they
felt that they could not predict valid price information at that time
and might be able to absorb the increased effort.
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3. From approximately August 1963 until about March 1964 design
proceeded on the Reader at a slower than expected rate because of the
extra work required on the liquid gate and light source. During this time
period it was reported on the lvlonthly Contract Inspection Report that .
would stay within the allocated funds. However, by April 1964 it was
apparent to the monitor that Would not complete the task within the
allocated funds, and it was so stated in the 29 April 1964 Contract
Inspection Report. At this time Wstimated that they could complete
the project for an additional 10 percent over the contract price of
Also at this timeDlanned to absorb the increased cost from their
profit, and therefore did not notify the contracting officer of an
inpending overrun. As work on the equipment progressed, it became more
and more apparent that completion of the job would require more funds
than. had originally estimated. When it became apparent that
could not possibly complete the job without additional funds, the monitor
requested that they make a careful estimate of the funds required to
complete the job so that only one overrun would have to be funded. It
was also pointed out to Company representatives, and they fully understood
the consequences.,that the technical monitor had no authority to commit
funds for the Government and any money the company spend over the allocated
funds would be at their own risk.
4. It should be noted that all Contract Status Reports from April
1964 through the present indicate that -would not remain within the
allocated funds, and that the Contracting Officer never contacted the
company concerning their financial status as a result of these reports.
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STATINTL In addition on the 27 May and 29 June 1964 Contract Inspection reports
the monitor reported that W as having difficulty in obtaining the
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necessary condensor elements from their supplie*. It is felt that the
delays in obtaining the necessary condensor elements was beyond
control. However, it did result in considerable time delay which usually
results in increased costs because the fabrication of the equipment
cannot proceed in a logical work pattern. During the September inspection
visit it was obvious to the monitor that an overrun of approximately
could be anticipated and was so reported in the 1 October 1964 Contract
STATINTL Inspection Report. During this inspection visit the monitor informed
What they were spending funds without authorization and requested
that they take immediate action to correct the situation.
STATINTL 5. On the 29th of October. finally submitted a request for overrun
STATINTL to the Contracting Officer at
The Company did not send a
STATINTL copy directly to the technical monitor but sent two copies to the
Washington representative who then telephoned the monitor
and delivered a copy by hand one week later. The verbal notification
of the overrun request arrived when the monthly Contract Inspection Report
was in preparation and was therefore included in the 1 November report.
6. After waiting several weeks for the official request for overrun
STATINTLto come through channels, the monitor checked back to hrough
STATINTL
LB/SS.
eported that they understood that the
monitor had received the request through the local E representative
STATINTL
and therefore did not forward a copy or request that any action be taken.
At that time, the monitor began to prepare material in support of the
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request for overrun for -action. This recommendation was then taken
STATINTL
up and approved b y on 10 December 196+ (approximately six weeks after
the request was made by M.
STATINTL
The monitor has never received a copy of the overrun request
through official channels. It is believed that all copies available in
NPIC are copies of the internal correspondence.
starting 29 June 1963 through the time the instrument was delivered and
installed in this building, the monitor made a total of 10 inspection
presently being debugged. During the performance period of this contract
8. The Reader was delivered to the NPIC on 28 December 196+ and is
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visits to - to inspect contract progress. This is an average of almost
ten weeks between inspection visits and is clearly inadequate for
monitoring a contract of this scope. The long period between visits can
be directly related to the work load borne by the monitor. It is believed
that the monitor on this contract performed his duty to the best of his
ability under the circumstances and the charge of carelessness and neglect
should be withdrawn.
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Approv
November 4, 1965
Dear Jerry,
Here is the pack for containing the new STATINTL
and 2 replacement ancer arms:
The new board will generate clock pulses synchr-)nized
with the power line, when supplied inputs as shown. A minor
modification of present clock board is required,. as shown on
This should get rid of the jiggle problem
once an or a . Please let. me know when the boards are
installed and how they work.
The new arms will replace the present ones, and the
problem of slippage of on shaft should be no longer of
concern. Then you m: o increase the number of
springs in order to gee te.-.:.on.
I check with the _ _ear future .
_- truly yours
DAW :pm
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the Reader Viewer
tpo/osB/M-17?65 dated 16 September 1965
requested that the der Viewer be ro
e of Room 3S455?L. A tho a installation of
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within Roo+m.e 38455-D and 3S 55.E. i !t 38455-D is sufficiently large to
allow inetrua;ent installation in that room with the folding panel closed.
operation. As the Situation now exists
, the Reader-Viewer occupies at,
is questionable is this ar # the room can be used for
sentatives from Mill be in the PAO area on Monday
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Septeriber 1965, therefore, it quested that a GSA vor ::ing crew be
available for work at that tt.ae.
Assistant for Piotc;g>rapha.c Analysis, NPIC
Add
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12 October 1965
SUBJECT: header Viewer
STATINTL During the last maintenance visit by ersonnel, it was determined
that the following problems existed on th~Reader.
1. The servo D. C. power supply has excessive ripple and does not
permit smooth film motion.
2. The capstan drive and metering roll have inadequate wrap around
permitting the film to slip on the rollers.
3. The mechanical connection between the capstan roller and the feed
back potentiometer is a pressure friction fit and had insufficient surface
area. It was working lose and slipping.
The ersonnel are aware of these problems and are preparing a
proposal make the necessary modifications to the machine. In addition
it was observed at that time that a large amount of moisture was condensing
in the compressed air lines and that there was air in the water lines.
These conditions have been brought to the attention of the logistics staff
and corrective action will be taken in the immediate future.
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27 September 1965
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M 2i0RA UM FOR: The Record
25X1A SUCTs
to allow for smooth film slew at all speeds.
a) Sufficient voltage is not applied by the poi
tensions exerted by dancer rollers is variable,
is another cause for uneven film slew.
Water is present in the compressed air-line which
detrimental to the air bearings.
25X1A 2. In talking to the technicians on this date, it was learned
that possible modifications to relieve prebi 6 and (b) noted
25X1A above will. be attempted at some fu clue by These will
Reader Viewer
1. At approximately 1000 hours, the technicians completed
work on the reader Viewer) however,, the f0 wowing items were still
theta, be retrofitted to the present ender ewer. The water
25X1A ec+a pressed air-Brea s ei g investigated by P&DS
w ' 66616 to determine ifthere is any possibility of cor-
to time concerg the progress on this problem.
One uppor ranch, PAG
ibuton;
1 - Addressee
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Dear John:
We have shipped to you the two ceramic pots to replace the existing pots
on the dancing arms. Physically the pots are the same so that they can
be mounted on the same brackets. There are four connections to be made,
and they should correspond to the present connections exactly. That is,
the slider lead of the old pot is connected to the slider of the new pot;
the center tap lead of the old pot goes to the center tap on the new pot
which is the middle of the three terminals spaced 300 apart--one of which
is the CW terminal. The outer terminals should be connected in the same
physical way as the old pots were so that the signal to the motor amplifiers
is of the right polarity.
Before taking the arm off the old pot, move the arm so that the slider is
at the center tap, and mark its position. Then set the new pot with the
slider at the center tap (use an ohmmeter and find minimum resistance)
and replace the arm in the same position. This will greatly simplify
readjustment.
When both units have been changed, check to see that tension motors are
both rotating in the same direction as before. Adjust tension if necessary
as follows:
1
- Put 500 feet of film in the machine and get half of it
2
on each reel (250 feet each).
- Set voltage across each tension motor to 3. 1 volts
(DC meter) by slightly rotating respective pots.
cc:
DA
Project Engineer
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C O N F I D E N T I A L
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25X1A ATTN:
DATE: ~4`/L/1;3
roperty report has been received from
on Con
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to answer each of +},a you are requested
convenience, circle one YES NOr If NOrindicate below--- For your
Plonk. a?a.:-_.i._ s.. .
Does the Contractor have any other items of Government Property
either hand carried or delivered in his possession that has not been
reported? For your convenience circle one YES /V00 If YES indicate
below---
to by circling the appropriate disposition in.vtructions:
R J ARA1 TN Amrfwn i
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Indicate below any additional comments that may help thir act upon the attached. report. Please sign and date your reply,
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RAW W-TERIALS (Other than Metals) ? PURCHASED PARTS ? FINISHED COMPONENTS
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GOVERNMENT PART OR
DRAWING NUMBER AND
REV. NUMBER
(bl)
1 Lens, f 1 .9 5Omm Schneider Xenon YR UX
2 Flow Meter, Schutte & Koertig Co.
3 30-Gal. Water Tank
4 Heat Exchanger 1511 x 11" x 8"
5 Chiller for Freon Coolant - Special
6 Bendix-Westinghouse Compressor Un't
7 Heat Exchanger 24" x 24" x 4 Row
8 Centrifugal Pump, Allis Chalmers
2 x 2 Model C-i with D Rails
9 #F-600-600 Diaphrams (2 ea.)
10 2 ea. 3-Way Valves #8314-36-115V.
11 Bell Jar, Van Waters #14150 12"x 12"
12 Liquid Level Control ALCO J. 56
13 Pump, Blackmer XS-1 1/4 A
14 Pump, Viking H-156
15 Lens, Element #12, Obsolete
16 Cemented Doublet - El 1 and 2
17 Cemented Doublet - El 3 and 4
18 1Gas Bearings, Large, Fox Instrument Co.
TYPE OF PACKING
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Farm approved.
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DATE
5 April 19 65
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Airpot, Electric Regulator Co.
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Castings, Dwg. D-455 - Reel Hsg.
Casting Dwg. E-314 - Film Tray
Pattern, Dwg. C-856 - Cover
Pattern, Dwg. D-455 - Reel Hsg.
Pattern, Dwg. E-314 - Tray
Pattern, Dwg. F-185 - Potty Chair
Pattern, Dwg. D-592 - Lens Holder
Pattern, Dwg. D-594 - Lamp - Inside
Pattern, Dwg. D-595 - Lamp - Outsi
Pattern, Dwg. D-596 - Front Plate
Pattern, Dwg. E-363 - Film Drive Hs
Pattern, Dwg. E-364 - Film Drive H
Pattern, Dwg. E-365 - Film Gate Tra
Pattern, Dwg. D-559- Motor Mount
Pattern, Dwg. D-475- Motor Cover
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REPLACES DD FORM 543-1, 1 JUL 51 WHICH IS OBSOLETE.
12 FINISHED PRODUCT
PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION (See Instruction on DD 543)
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Form approved.
Budget Bureau No. 22-R075.
5 April 19 65
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Dear John:
An analysis of the problem in 165, namely "jerkiness" during scan at high
power, has been made.
The facts show that the incremental change in pulse width of driving current to
the tensioning motors (causing jerkiness)
tight loop servo system siuseds resolution
in the tension sensing pots. Since a
system tries to correct for momentary frictions etc. , and oscillates from one
turn on the pot to the next turn. inch at the dancer arms 11er71tself being between
an
one and two thousanths of
To correct this situation, two new sensing potentiometers are being ordered.
which the resolution is
These will be Helipot Cermet devices,
so replacement can be readilylly
infinite". Physically they will be id
accomplished at your site.
Delivery of the new pots can be expected in about 60 days.
Project Enginee
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Dear John:
We are just completing the new drawbars whiech 1 ill be sent under ts Bate adaptors cover. This will enable
without the aid of "vise grips"
Treason here ee
torque drive system From the symptoms which Del relayed to me, I would say that the
capstan is slipping is that the tensioning system is unbalanced.
potentiometer
two variables in each tensioning system--the adjustment of the p
of the spring tension adjusting nut. Together,
(angular rotation) and the setting ective motors . As the torque
these determine the current (torque) to their resp ool or keep the tension
to the motors varies wit Quid b amaderwhenl her isean equal amount of film on m constant, adjustment sh
two reel ools. With 500' of 9-1/2" film divided evenly
about 3gl voltsheThis rnaysl
both sp
the voltage across each tension motor should be
vary somewhat. Be sure to run the film in both directions (scan or joystick)
while checking to remove the effects of friction.
ring bracket . nut on
the Simplest adjustment is made by turning eafitachedgbut only the nut which will
Do not turn the bolt to which the spring is
increase or decrease the tension in the spring and the voltage across the motor.
occasionally when going from full
As a check, at 6X, the capstan might slip if balance is hen
slewin speed scan in one direction to the
from tithe diorection and will start more or less
okay the film will stop abruptly
the same In either direction.
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dthe itch ft, either inside
Check also that the dancer arm is not loosed on
or outside. This would cause an unbala co.
Call me if this does not clear up the trouble.
ec ng veer
DAW/clt
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ration in this matter is atpreciated.
`qty truly yours
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December 1964
Attention: Conte etcting Officer
Gentlemen:
Subject: Contract
In reference to your letter of December 7, 1964 the G . F . E .
items listed on the attached packing list have been shipped
via air express.
We have received subsequent instructions from your project
engineer to have onward STATINTL
the equipment dined y to your eastern I culty To eet and
be installed in our equipment near the end of this month.
It was necessary to ship additional material than mentioned
in your letter to facilitate complete testing by STATINTL
If we may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate
to contact the undersigned.
Very truly yours,
BCT:lhf Business Manager
cc: John
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JOB 16 5
Shipping Address:
Contents:
1 (one) Synchronizer, Ser. No. 1
2 (two) Counters, Ser. No. 1 & 2
1 (one) Panel, Ser. No. 1
lot sce aneous connecting cables (13)
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Dear John:
Subject: VWFR, Connector - Main Power
1. We are buying a Crouse Hinds Plug RPC-133-153 P09A
for main power cord connection. This is a 4-wire, 5-pole
60 amp unit for 480VAC with grounded shell.
2. You should buy mating socket, namely Crouse Hinds
RPC?-233-014 S09A-ARE56 with 1-1/2" hub, or RCP-
233-014 S09A-ARE46 with 1-1/4" hub.
3. You should supply and wire socket with:
Pin 1 Grounded
Pin 2 Neutral
Pin 3) 30 208V WYE
Pin 4) 50 amps
Pin 5)
3
Preferably, \\ / Or, Alternately,
1
GND
Very truly yours,
WHM: jb
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Dear John:
Per our telephone conversation of Tuesday 31 March, this is to confirm the
following:
1. We will require water at the rate of 10 gallons per minute not exceed-
ing 50?F. Water is assumed to be treated against the formation of
algae.
2, ill supply water hose connections for inlet and outlet. These
connections will consist of four feet of hose and a pair of male and fe-
male quick disconnect couplings for each end of each hose. We will
mate these couplings to the pipe at your facility. Would you please
let us know the nominal size of the supply and return water lines.
3. The VWFR will consist of a basic machine and separate lamp power sup-
ply. Dimensions of the separate package are: 18" wide, 27-1/2" long,
and 43 " high. Warm air will be vented from this cabinet as noted in
(4) below.
4. 01 ill duct all hot air exhausted from the machine to one point of exit
on the machine which will be located at an as yet undetermined point on
the top of the machine. The only exception to this will be hot air ex-
hausted from the lamp power supply. That air will be ducted from the
top of the power supply to join the duct leaving the top of the reader.
5. Total heat and cooling loads are summarized below:
a. Water - 13,500 BTU's
b. Hot air ducted to exhaust from reader - 5200 BTU's
C, Hot air ducted to exhaust from lamp power supply - 3000 BTU's
Very truly yours,
WHM:jb
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INS ALL T1ON ENGINEERING
I iNSU ENT
A. Name ___V_&$IAELE-WI_DTH_FIL _RF ER=
Manufacturer
CC, Contract Number
g;I p SICAL FEATURES
A. Number of Component Parts: 'Two Separate Packages
6. Dimensions of the Largest Component Part: (See Back of Sheet 1)
Length 7 it 11 in.
Width ft 10 in.
Height 6 ft 6 In.
C, Weight of Largest Component Part proximately 2600 lbs
D. Total Weight of Instrument
E. Overall Dimensions Assembled:
Length 9 ft in.
Width _4_ ft in.
Height 6 ft _6 in.
F, Type of Base of Mount:
Flat 'T'hree Point Suspension X . Four point
G. Does Instrument have built-in mobility? Yes
H. Is the instrument particularly sensitive to vibration? Yes
I, Are any special or unusual tools or fixtures necessary or ad-
visable for the installation or maintenance of this equipment? Yes
Forklift and Dolly for Offloading.
III UTILITIES
Electrical:
voltage
Current
Frequency
Number of phases
Number of wires
Power required by equipment
Type of outlet required:
No
AC
2.08
40
3
5
7000
watts
Three prong
Permanent installation _
iolts + volts
amps
cps
watts
prong
Twist lock X
Should the equipment be shielded, either from external
magnetic signals, or to prevent interference with other
electro-
equipment?
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II B. Dimensions of Lamp Power Supply:
Length: 2 7-1/2 "
Width: 18 "
Height: 43 "
This package will remain as a separate unit connected to the viewer
only by cable and the air exhaust connection.
III B. The heat loads dissipated to air are summarized below:
Hot air ducted to room exhaust from reader: 5200 BTU/hr
Hot air ducted to room exhaust from lamp power supply: 3000 BTU/hr
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B. Air Ccamditioning: (See Back of Sheet 1)
Room temperature 68-70? Humidity 50-60%
Output of Instrument 25 , 000 BTU/hr.
If air must be filtered, what is maximum permissible particle size
in microns? --- What particle count? --- per cubic foot.
Direct connection to instrument? Yes No X
If yes to above, what is the desired air temperature to instrument?
Should discharged air be ducted separately? Yes X No
Is discharged air noxious ? No Toxic? Sliaht _____
Connector size to instrument 511
C.
Plumbing:
Is water required for the instrument? Yes_ X No
Water pressure 40 psi
Flow in GPM 10
Type of water desired:
Tap or
+
OF
Tempered 47 OF
+ 3
OF
(i.e., from 44 to 50)
Deionized OF
+
OF
Filtered
?F
+
OF
Particle size and count per unit
_
volume.
Type of pipe required:
Galvanized
Copper
Stainless Steel
Plastic
Is floor drain required?
Diameter of Drain
Galvanized drain
Plastic drain
Glass drain
D.
Compressed Air:
Diameter of connectors
Type of connectors Quick Connect
PSI
110
Water free?
Yes
CFM
10
Oil free ?
Yes
E. Vacuum:
Is vacuum required: No
Vacuum required PSIA or (inches) (millimeters) of Hq
Displacement CFM
IV REMARKS
In the event additional space is required-for enwtironmental conditions or
utilities not mentioned above, use the reverse of this form.
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DW,%t * Director (5 priot)
l odi ications r ended in Rom 55-DI
Administrative staff, O/DDI
it is requested that the GSA, Ar ,oo tia Group Force, be
authorised to ;,odlr'y the air condit:ionIng sys ,ert And electrical c9,T
cuIts and install ; compressed air line in Rona ~8Z.55-I)
as contains' to .,Attrchz ont A. ? hese *:od . `tcz?t.tto s ti n7c
provI.de the ~~ it oment.al condi-tlor:s nocded or a pi ece o ert i qT-:t er~at
t-j e to be dolt Bred the latter p'e of J.. Apr,41 1964, cost of
#~Lr1
ss been estimated for this work and r y be char ed to MC
tscuss1 erns 4i th the Drwcha~
rand with
t. 'i'''ts '"eno-~ati.ons are ai l3ar to o'thr
should pose ro great problem in dosi p or el
ics2 onginoors- or the
rEcD/GL, Indicate that
manpower
,s armye l
3. In order that this area may be trade ro,+ady prior to delivery
of the Irstr erat, it to requested that CAA Group Force r asiM. top
priori.t.y to this job.
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For further it at. u feet, please refer to
Enclosure: Attachment A
Distribution
Orig. & 1 - Addressee
1 - Chief, Admin Staff, O/DDI
1-DD/S
1 - P&DS/Dev Br.
1 - AS/NPIC/LB
1 - As/LB/BSS
1-AS
AS/NPIC/LB 17 February 1964)