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DOE-STD-3025-99
The damage inspection shall, as a minimum, include: verification of general
workmanship, filter type, size, gasket installation and material, separators, frame
dimension, squareness, face guards, and required labels or markings. Filters shall be
inspected for looseness of filter packs, excessive slump or distortion, loose gaskets,
breaks or tears, or patching of the filter medium.
7.
PENETRATION AND RESISTANCE TESTING
7.1
Testing Requirements and Test Methods
Following visual inspection, each filter, completely encapsulated in the test apparatus,
shall be tested for penetration at 100% of the nominal air flow rating, and filters rated at
125 cfm (0.059 m3/s) or greater shall also be tested at 20% of the nominal airflow rating.
Each filter shall be tested for resistance to airflow at 100% of the nominal airflow rating.
Test air flow rates shall be measured in actual cubic feet per minute (acfm), not standard
cubic feet per minute. The filter test apparatus shall be equipped with "chucks" which
encapsulate the HEPA filter in the test position. Self contained (nipple ended) filters
shall not be routinely tested for resistance to airflow. Operating and test procedures shall
be prepared for each test device and shall include, as a minimum, the following elements:
C
Filling the generator reservoir and verification of fluid level.
C
Daily verification of airflow rates using NIST traceable orifice plates. Flow
rates shall be adjusted to within + 2% of the orifice plate calibration value.
C
Adjustment and verification of critical airflows (and temperatures for thermal
test method only).
C
Calibration of filter test equipment which determines particle size, penetration,
and resistance. Calibration of instruments which are used to calibrate the filter
test equipment.
C
Calibration schedules.
C
Design and use of adapters to permit tests of non-standard filters or special test
procedures.
C
Operating and calibration procedures.
C
Operation, service, and maintenance of test equipment, including the system
exhaust air cleaning device.
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