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Service Life Study has Facility M&R Funding Implications

 

SANTA BARBARA, CA - July 6, 2006 - A recent study for the National Nuclear Security Administration found that service lives of mechanical equipment can be substantially longer—twice as long, for some equipment—than suggested in the technical literature. Replacing major mechanical equipment based on the longer life estimates could reduce overall facility M&R costs by 5 percent or more. However, additional study is needed before these findings can be generalized to other facilities.

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