Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant Decommissioning
Westchester County, New York
All surface preparation and coatings for the tank exterior and interior of Tank 944 (45’ x 19’) at Naval Air Station Key West, FL. (2019)
Champion deployed a five-man crew 185 miles from our Southeast region office in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Work began on August 7, 2019 and finished on October 5, 2019. Due to the specified coatings systems, extreme summer heat, high humidity, proximity to the ocean, and near-daily precipitation, this tank required full scaffolding, shrink-wrap containment, dehumidification, and temperature control with 24 hour monitoring.
Exterior access was facilitated with a full scaffold system. Interiors were accessed with rolling scaffolds. Champion completed surface preparation with dry abrasive blast as requested by the GC. Even with a U.S.G. mandated shutdown to prepare for Hurricane Dorian (conducted in accordance with DoD HURCON procedures), the project was completed on time and budget. Additionally, SSPC conducted periodic QP-1 and QS-1 audits on Champion during the project IAW certification requirements, both of which the company successfully passed.
Exterior Surface Preparation: SSPC-SP-10 AB (Abrasive Blast with Coal Slag)
Exterior Coatings System: Sherwin Williams
Interior Surface Preparation: SSPC-SP-10 WAB (Wet Abrasive Blast with Coal Slag)
Interior Coatings System: Sherwin Williams
Date: 05.21.2020
Prepared: Daniel Gibbens
Project: API 653 Repairs – Tank 944
General Contractor: Goshawk
Customer: NAVFAC
Coatings
Tank Lining