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The DL3 metal detector was set to the 28# DD94 setting. A bag of 28# DD94 was passed through the metal detector, and it did not alarm. This bag was used to test all three metal detection standards (Ferrous, Non-Ferrous and Stainless Steel). All three metal detection standards alarmed the metal detector. The returned sample was then run through the detector on the top center of the bag of 28# DD94, and it did not alarm. The returned sample was run through the metal detector by placing it on the belt, and it did not alarm. Based on the testing that was conducted, it seems that the shape/size of the material may have allowed it to pass through the metal detector without being

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