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Rocky Flats Plant Site


Production and Materials Handling

Deviation Approval Correspondence, 1954-1961, 1963-1966, 1973

Location:

Active:
Inactive: RF-881 Archives, Room 214
Access Restrictions: Records are classified up to Secret/RD; 881 Archives is a security- controlled area.

Volume: 0.85 cu. ft.

Accession or Other ID Number: 1) A126; 2) A157; 3) B254; 4) H220

Condition: Good to Fair

Container Number: 1) A126; 2) A157; 3) B254; 4) H220

Medium: Paper

Scanning Suitability: Series contains faint carbon copies of teletypes.

Duplication: Unknown

Arrangement: Chronological and numerical by message number

Originating Office: J-Line Engineering, Product Definition, and Product Engineering organizations of Dow Chemical Company

Finding Aids: Records Storage Receipt

Disposition Authority: 1) Records schedule under revision; 2) DOE (1988) 3.5b; 3) DOE (1988) 3.1e; 4) DOE (1988) 3.2

Series Description: This series consists of correspondence requesting and giving approval for changes to production instructions and procedures and to components which did not meet specified standards. Rocky Flats engineers primarily wrote to Lawrence Radiation Laboratory (now Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory), Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (now Los Alamos National Laboratory), Oak Ridge, and Sandia for approval. The requests indicate the document, procedure, or drawing numbers and corresponding word changes; reference manual changes; and similar requests. For parts which deviated from specifications, authorizations were given for shipment and use.

For related records, see Volume IV. Deviation Request and Approval Records, 1958-1968, 1971-1973, 1978-1982, 1984 and Deviation Request Logs, 1971-1973.

Data Elements: 88-89

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