DRAFT US Department of Energy Underground Fire Protection Guide James Priest, PhD & James Niehoff DGS-SEE Seminar on Fire Protection for Physics Research.

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DRAFT US Department of Energy Underground Fire Protection Guide James Priest, PhD & James Niehoff DGS-SEE Seminar on Fire Protection for Physics Research Facilities 7 & 8 October 2015

Disclaimer No US national safety organization wanted to develop a new standard or guide This guide is still being vetted by the US Department of Energy community 10/7/15 & 10/8/15Priest & Niehoff | US DOE Underground Guide2

Organization Purpose Applicability and Scope Definitions Fire Prevention Fire Protection Means of Egress Fire Department Response Underground Facility Rescue Underground Facilities Services 10/7/15 & 10/8/15Priest & Niehoff | US DOE Underground Guide3

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FacilityLocationDateHazardDepthExitsSelf Exiting Y/N Limits on Number of People Fire Suppression System MSHA 57.1 or NFPA 520 Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) Chihuahuan Desert, outside Carlsbad, N.M. March 26, 1999 transuranic (TRU) waste 2150 ft3: Salt Handling Shaft, Air intake Shaft, & Waste Shaft No145Protect vehicles with dry chemicals, Alarms, fire brigades, shafts. MSHA: Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository Nye County, Nevada Not yetspent nuclear reactor fuelspent nuclear reactor fuel and other high level radioactive wastehigh level radioactive waste 1,000 feet beneath the surface and 1,000 feet above the water table 4 The North Portal, designated ventilation intake shafts, South Portal, North Construction Portal. N/A Automatic (sprinkler), refuge stations, Rescue, isolation, ventilation Firewater, Fire suppression, Fire detection, Fire alarm, Fire notification, Explosion protection, Fire barriers MSHA: NFPA 520: No SLAC Linac tunnel Menlo Park, CA 1967 (date of first linac beam) Prompt radiation High intensity electron beam line for research purposes. 25 feetLadders every 333 feet (total of 15). Three stairwells to surface. Exit to grade at west end. YesDuring long downs, no more than 100 people in linac tunnels. Air sampling smoke detection, wall mounted C02 portable fire extinguishers. Fire hydrants at surface. Two cross-tunnel fire barriers. MSHA-no. NFPA 520-no. SLAC Beam Switch Yard (BSY) Menlo Park, CA 1967Prompt radiation from high intensity electron beam for research purposes feetOne grade level exit, two ladders to surface, 5 exits through other tunnel spaces. Yes50 employees maximum during long downs. Combination of spot- type smoke detection and air sampling detection. Wheeled and portable CO2 fire extinguishers. MSHA – No. NFPA 520—under review. SLAC LCLSMenlo Park, CA 2007 (first beam) Prompt radiation from electron and x-ray beam pulses used for research. 0 – 70 feetOne grade exit, two stairwells, one ramp up to grade YesVaries, but no more than 60 employees in any one fire area Sprinklers, wall- mounted CO2 fire extinguishers, spot type/beam type/VESDA smoke detection (varies by area) MSHA—no. NFPA 520-no. Fermilab- NuMIoutside Batavia, Illinois, near Chicago Batavia, Illinois Chicago November 21, 1967 (as National Accelerator Laboratory neutrino beam generated MI-65 Target Hall and MINOS Detector Hall) 150 ft to 350 ft2-hour fire rated, 44-in width pressurized passageway, stair, & egress elevator Yes50 Occupants Emergency voice fire alarm system, heat & smoke detection, sprinklers MSHA 57.1: n/a NFPA 520: Yes 10/7/15 & 10/8/15Priest & Niehoff | US DOE Underground Guide12

10/7/15 & 10/8/15Priest & Niehoff | US DOE Underground Guide Fermilab- ILCoutside Batavia, Illinois, near Chicago Batavia, Illinois Chicago FutureInternational Linear Collider – Conceptual Design Phase only. Currently this project is unfunded 350 ft2 & refuge areas with 2 hour fire barriers, stairs > 44 in. Wide, and doors > 36 in. wide. Yes<50 Occupantsfire alarm system, heat & smoke detection, sprinklers MSHA 57.1: n/a NFPA 520: Yes Fermilab - LBNE outside Batavia, Illinois, near Chicago November 21, 1967 (as National Accelerator Laboratory Long baseline neutrino experiment – Conceptual Design Phase 320 ft2-hour fire rated, 44-in width pressurized passageway, stair, & egress elevator Yes50 OccupantsEmergency voice fire alarm system, heat & smoke detection, sprinklers University of Minnesota – Soudan Underground Laboratory Near Ely Minnesota 1900-est. mine est. lab Several Experiments (MINOS long baseline neutrino experiment receives a beam of neutrinos from Fermilab). 2,340 ftFire Rated Single Shaft Elevator average -11; maximum- 36 fire alarm system, heat & smoke detection, Automated suppressant system- sprinklers, Extinguishers, and 1 escape chamber (shafts), ventilation Sanford Underground Research Facility - SURF (Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory, DUSEL) Homestake, SD 2002Experiments LUX- the most sensitive detector yet to search for dark matter cryogens and other hazardous materials 4850 ft below ground 2: Primary and secondary Yes **two means of access/egress will be provided Notification of an emergency “stench gas” system MSHA 57.1: Yes NFPA 520: Yes Nevada National Security Site Nye County, NV 1950s 8 active & 14 inactive facilities; hazards vary by facility but may include explosives, radioactive materials, wood, paper, oils, etc. Varies from hundreds to thousands of ft Shafts and portals depending upon the facility Yes and no, varies by facility. One facility has 3 shafts and the others have portals Varies by facility and by activity Varies by facility: Portable fire extinguishers, fire alarm systems, squawk boxes, miners cap lamps & emergency lighting, refuge stations, no automatic suppression. No & No** Ultra Low Background Counting Laboratory 3425 Building PNNL Richland, WA2010R&D Lab with some hazardous materials, cryogens 40 ft2 exits – one at each end of the building Yes30 – typically less than 10 N/A This is a building built per IBC and NFPA

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