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Spent fuel pool with racks 4000 x 2400 symbol (DWG block)

Spent fuel pool with racks 4000 x 2400 is a ready-to-use AutoCAD block named RAD_FUEL_POOL in the Radiation protection and nuclear facility layout, group “Research reactor and irradiation facilities”. It carries 9 attributes, 1 of them visible, so it works in equipment lists and BlockSync exports.

Spent fuel pool with racks 4000 x 2400 symbol, block RAD_FUEL_POOL
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Block details

Block nameRAD_FUEL_POOL
LibraryRadiation protection and nuclear facility layout
GroupResearch reactor and irradiation facilities
Attributes9 attributes, 1 visible

Attributes

Visible on the drawing: DESIGNATION.

Hidden, they carry the data for schedules: SIZE, RACK_POSITIONS, WATER_DEPTH_MM, MANUFACTURER, MODEL, QTY, REMARKS, DESC.

Export the attributes of every copy in a drawing to Excel with BlockSync, check them and write the corrections back in one run.

How to use it

  1. Download the ZIP and unzip it. It holds one DWG with the block RAD_FUEL_POOL.
  2. Open the DWG and copy the block into your drawing, or insert it from the DWG with INSERT.
  3. Double-click a copy to fill in the tag and the other attributes.

The symbol is our own drawing after the common form of Radiation protection and nuclear facility layout, not a certified copy. The library page explains how the symbols relate to the standard.

Names in other languages

The same symbol under its name in the other site languages.

English
Spent fuel pool with racks 4000 x 2400
Simplified Chinese
乏燃料池，带格架 4000 x 2400
Traditional Chinese
乏燃料池，帶格架 4000 x 2400
Japanese
使用済燃料プール、ラック付き 4000 x 2400
Korean
사용후핵연료 저장조, 랙 포함 4000 x 2400
German
Abklingbecken mit Lagergestellen 4000 x 2400
French
Piscine d'entreposage avec râteliers 4000 x 2400
Italian
Piscina del combustibile esaurito con rastrelliere 4000 x 2400
Spanish
Piscina de combustible gastado con bastidores 4000 x 2400

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