
doi: 10.2172/642688
The Husky{trademark} is an ultra high pressure waterjet cutting tool system. The pump is mounted on a steel tube frame which includes slots for transport by a forklift. The Husky{trademark} features an automatic shutdown for several conditions such as low oil pressure and high oil temperature. Placement of the Husky{trademark} must allow for a three foot clearance on all sides for operation and service access. At maximum continuous operation, the output volume is 7.2 gallons per minute with an output pressure of 40,000 psi. A diesel engine provides power for the system. The safety and health evaluation during the human factors assessment focused on two main areas: noise and dust.
05 Nuclear Fuels, Human Factors, Jets, Cutting Tools, Concretes, Water, 22 Nuclear Reactor Technology, Very High Pressure, Safety, Noise, Decontamination, 620
05 Nuclear Fuels, Human Factors, Jets, Cutting Tools, Concretes, Water, 22 Nuclear Reactor Technology, Very High Pressure, Safety, Noise, Decontamination, 620
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