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Unknown From: Sent: T: Subject: S nsltivfty: MOUBRE Wednesday, September 25,1996 7:04 AM KJKELLEY RE: CMP 60 PSIG steam project Confidential Kevin I figured that you would Keep DS-1030 as a back up and for low pressure control. I just thought that it would be cheaper to run some more pipe than to put in all of the piping and instrumentation required for a x second desuperheater system. As you know, in Dow today redundancy (spare) is a no-no. MO From: KJKELLEY Sent: Tuesday, September 24,1996 2:43 PM To: MOUBRE Subject: RE: CMP 60 PSIG steam project Sensitivity: Confidential Mo, We intend on keeping the DS-1030 system tied in to allow desuperheating when #2 is down. It will also be a low pressure controller in the event our demand sags the header pressure too low. Also, the new line will tie in at the north end of the plant, saving us from running pipe over to the DS-1030 system. Thanks for the note. Kevin From: MOUBRE Sent: Tuesday, September 24,1996 12:31 PM To: KJKELLEY Subject: RE: CMP 60 PSIG steam project Sensitivity: Confidential Kevin -1 read thru the package and only have one comment. Have you thought about using the existing DS-1030 system? You could eliminate DS-1040, the new condensate line and all of the associated instrumentation. MO From: KJKELLEY Sent: Monday, September 23,1996 10:41 AM To: EDCROCHET; JRCOOK; DRDUGAS; EEGUSTIN; DWROGERS; JVHANEY; KJKELLEY; MOUBRE; RLPEEBLES; GKSCHULTZ; DWTAYLOR; WSWHITE; SAWILLIAMS; GGRIZZO Cc: RJKUHLMEIER Subject: CMP 60 PSIG steam project Sensitivity: Confidential A project is underway to import 60 psig steam from LHCII, desuperheat it at CMP and then utilize it in the CMP low pressure ("30 psig") steam header. Page 1 OO A 025370 CONFIDENTIAL