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DALO-MAI 30 November .1972

U.S. Atomic Energy CommissionDivision of Materials LicensingIsotopes BranchWashington, D.C. 20545

Gentlemen:

Forwarded for your consideration and approval is an application toamend USAEC Byproduct Material License No. 29-1022-06 issued to theU.S. Army Electronics Command, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey.

An amendment is needed to allow the Radiac Calibrator Set AN/UDM-2

(Item 6K on the license) to be used at the U.S. Army TobyhannaDepot, which has a computerized automatic test equipment facilityneeded in developing the Army's new Tactical Vehicular Radiac SetAN/VDR-..

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ALLEN W. REHRIGActing ChiefIndustrial Division

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Form AEC-313(5-58)'

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

APPLICATION FOR BYPRODUCT MATERIAL LICENS.EForm approved.Budget Bureau No. 38-R027.4.

INSTRUCTIONS.-Complete Items I through 16 if this is an initial application. If opplication is for renewal of a license, com-plete only Items 1 through 7 and indicate new information or changes in the program as requested in Items 8 through 15. Usesupplemental sheets where necessary. Item 16 must be completed on oil applications. Mail three copies to: U. S. Atomic EnergyCommission, WaShington -25, D. C. Attention: Isotopes Branch, Division of Licensing and Regulation. Upon approval of thisapplication, the app icant 'will receive an AEC Byproduct Material License. An AEC Byproduct Material License is issued inaccordance with the general requirements contained in Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 30 and the Licensee is sub-ject to Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 20.

1. (a) NAME AND STREET ADDRESS OF APPLICANT. (Institution, firm, hospital, (b) STREET ADDRESS(ES) AT WHICH BYPRODUCT MATERIAL WILL BE USED. (Ifperson, etc ) different from I (a).) No change to prior amendment.

U.S. Army Electronics Command Add to addressee list: The AN/UDM-2 (6KFort Monmouth, New Jersey 07703 below); see attached application, to be

used at the Tobyhanna Army Depot, TobyhannfPennsylvania.

2. DEPARTMENT TO USE BYPRODUCT MATERIAL 3. PREVIOUS LICENSE NUMBER(S). (!f this is an application for renewal of alicense, please inadicate and give number.)

Dated 24 May 1967No Change 29-1022-06 Exp 31 Mar 1973

4. INDIVIDUAL USER(S). (Name and title of individual(s) who will use or directly S. RADIATION PROTECTION OFFICER (Name of person designated as radiation pro-supervise use of byproduct material. Give training and experience in Items 8 and tection officer if other than individual user. Attach resume of his training and ex-9.) perience as in Items 8 and 9.)

No Change No Change6. (a). BYPRODUCT MATERIAL. (Elements (b) CHEMICAL AND/OR PHYSICAL FORM AND MAXIMUM NUMBER OF MILLICURIES OF EACH CHEMICAL AND/OR PHYS-

and mass number of each.) ICAL FORM THAT YOU WILL POSSESS AT ANY ONE TIME. (If sealed source(s), also state name of manufacturer, modelnumber, number of sources and maximum activity per source.)

K Strontium 90 No Change (see 6K of license attached).

7. DESCRIBE PURPOSE FOR WHICH BYPRODUCT MATERIAL WILL BE USED. (If byproduct material.iis-for "human use," supplement A (Form AEC-3 13a) must be com-pleted in lieu of this item. If byproduct material is in the form of a sealed source, iinclude the make and model number of the storage container and/or device inwhich the source will be stored and/or used.) r v." ..

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Fort ,Monnriuth, Nebere 7703'

I i onuandiuxg General11US Army Materiel ConmmdATTN: AMOSF-Pwashington, DO 20315

Inclosed as requested is certified truenot received by your command.

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A1MEL-¶L'N(ih Jun 72) 2nd IndSUBJECT: Amendment of By-Product Material License

27 JUL 1972

HQ, US Army Electronics Command, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey 07703

ID: Commanding General, US Army Materiel Command, ATTN: AMCSF-P,Washington, D.C. 20315

1. In accordance with telephone conversation between Mr, D. Taras,AMC Safety Office, and Mr,, R. Rast,, Radiac R&D Grp, of, this Command,it was ared that any use of the Calibrator Set A!ADM-2, for p ses

statedin para. 2 of basic correspondence, wil4 ,be under the directsupervision.ofECoM pernnel whose qualifications have been approved

by the ECOM Ionizing Radiation Control Committee.

2. Tobyhanna Health Physics Instrumentation includes the following:Personal Dosimeters I-M-9(E); film badge service provided by LexingtonBlue Grass Ary Depot; Alpha Survey Instruments AN/PDR-60 and PDR-54;gaa •survey instruments lM-174 CDV 715 and CDV 7L2; beta gamma surveyinstruments AN/PDR-27J and.other models. Personnel orientation andtraining includes Basic Radiological Health Course:. 211,.: for RadiationProtection Officers, also CBR officers'courses. Personnel specificallyident'fied•with above are Mr. Joseph Moher (RPO) and Mr. James Finlayson,CBR Officer, Tobyh'nna Army Depot-.

3. In the" event of anControl Committee willDr., Wolfgang J. Ranma

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emergency, Chairman ECOM Ionizing Radiationbe notified immediately. AUTOVON 996-1550,

J.ASK. ZUILZERDirector, US Army ElectronicsTechnology and Devices Laboratory

CERTIFIED TRUE COPY STANLEY K NENBERGChiefNuclear Hardening Technical Area

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMYHEADQUARTERS TOBYHANNA ARMY DEPOT

TOBYHANNA, PENNSYLVANIA 18466 267 APR 1372

IN REPLY REF.ER 70 *

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SUBJECT: Radiation Source AN/UDM-2 for Testing Radiac Set AN/VIR-l

Commanding GeneralU. S. Army Electronics CommandATTN: At4SkL.-T-DK (Mr. Martin Jachter)Fort Monmouth-, New Jersey 07703

1. In accordance with telephone conversation between Mr. Jachter,USAECOM, Fort Honmouth, New Jersey and' Mr. Finlayson, this Depot,a Radiation' Source, AN/UDM-2, is available for issue to AutomaticTest Equipment (ATE) Division, TobyhqLnna Army Depot. The unit is anexcess item in Class A condition and Mr. Jachter has been authorizedto ship the unit to Tobyhanna Army Depot for the ATE program.

2. The radiation source will be used by the Automatic Test EquipmentDivision for the development, research, and analysis of test parametersof subject item to establish automated test procedures for AN/VDR-lmodule.

3. Automatic Testing will, be beneficial to the government when theproduction models become available for evaluation.,

4. Ship the Radiation Source, FSN 6665-179-9037, AN/UDM-2, in accordancewith existing regulations.

a. Ship to: Commanding OfficerTobyhanna Army DepotATTN: AMXTO-ME-PTobyhanna, Pennsylvania 18466

b. Mark all documents and shipping containers as follows:

(I) M/F ATTN. AND INSP. UPON RECPT BY: Mr. Joseph Mohei - RPO

(2) NOTIFY: CBR Officer, Mr. James Finlayson.

c. Use appropriate radiac marking labels.

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H. A. DILLONLTC, OrdCDirector for Maintenance

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AMXTO-MI-C

SUBJECT: Burn-In Testing of Radiac Sets, AN/VDR-1 on Automatic TestEquipment

Commanding GeneralU.S. Army Electronics CommandATTN: AMSEL-CT-HDK (Mr. Martin Jachter)Fort Movnouth, New Jersey 07703

1. As per discussions during meetings at Tobyhanna Army Depot betweenMr. Martin Jachter, Fort Monmouth, and Automatic Test Equipment Divisionpersonnel, it was established that the Radiac Set AN/YVDR-1 is feasiblefor automatic testing and cost effective, since it will be a high densityitem. It was also established that Automatic Test Equipment Divisionwould write programs for the sets and perform burn-in testing of approxi-mately 15 preproduction sets.-

2. The burn-in testing will be accomplished utilizing an EnvironmentalChamber, Radiation Calibrator AN/UDM-2 and automatic test equipment(GATE System).

3. Each Radiac Set will be tested against the parameters set forth inthe Qualitative Material Requirements (QR),. with the exception of thevibration tests. The vibration tests will be performed at Fort Monmouthlaboratories where a shake table is available that will meet the frequencyrequirements of 500 cycles as per telephone conversation with Mr. Jachterof 26 October 1972.

4. In general, the Radiac Sets, AN/VDR-1 will be tested for:

a. Compliance with voltage and resistance parameters in the quiescentstate through all operating modes and ranges.

b. Voltage levels, waveforms and frequencies through all operatingmodes and ranges while under signal stimulation from the Radiation Source,AN/UDM- 2.

c. Stability of operating functions during temperature and life testing.This will include periodic testing on ATE of all waveforms and voltages whileunder signal stimulation from the AN/UDM-2.

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5. All testing of the Radiac Set, AN/VDR-l will be performed with strictadherence to the following:

a. Compliance with ECOM instructions on use of the Radiac Calibrator,AN/UDM-2, and radiation safety precautions.

b. Imnediate report of any incidents such as loss, contamination orhigh exposure of personnel to Radiological Protection Officer, FortMonmouth, New Jersey.

c. Contain information of any incidents until additional advice orassistance can be obtained from Radiological Protection Officer, FortMonmouth, New Jersey.

6. Automatic Test Equipment Division, Tobyhanna Army Depot, will provideall data collected on automatic test equipment, analysis of data and areport of the tests and results.

7. Programming effort will include the following:

a. A functional end-to-end test program for the overall unit whichwill be used to perform the Burn-In testing of the Radiac Set. Thisprogram will require approximately six (6) weeks to writeland validate.Fault isolation will be down to the module wherever possible.

b. A functional end-to-end test program will be written for each ofthe six (6) printed circuit boards (PCB's) with fault isolation to thesmallest group of components or single component when possible. Estimatedtime to write and validate the six (6) programs is 36 weeks/approximatelysix (6) weeks per board.

c. Engineering and support effort will be required to design andfabricate interface adapters for the overall unit and associated PCB's.

8. Functional testing of the overall Radiac Set will begin approximately48 working days after receipt of production units and establishment ofall parameters. Testing should be completed with a 650-hour time frame.

9. A cost estimate for the testing effort is $10,000.00. Any additionaltesting which carries the test program beyond the time frame noted inItem (8 will require additional funding.

10. Funding for programming effort will be taken from ATE ProgramFacility funds.

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11. For additional information, contact Comwnding Officer, TobyhannaArmy Depot, ATTN: AMXTO-MI-O (Mr. Pat Castellani., Project Engineer);AUTOVON 247-9692/9672.

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