Titlebook: Science and Technology for Disposal of Radioactive Tank Wastes; Wallace W. Schulz,Nicholas J. Lombardo Book 1998 Springer Science+Business

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Tanks Focus Area: Technology Program to Meet Doe’s Tank Waste Clean-Up Needsthe focus area is organized around the functions needed to remediate the waste and close the tanks: retrieval, pretreatment, immobilization, characterization, and closure. Each function is assigned to a Technology Integration Manager (TIM);. in addition, a TIM is assigned to oversee safety as it rel

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A Risk and Outcome Based Strategy for Justifying Characterization to Resolve Tank Waste Safety Issue decisions based upon pReferences and sometimes hard-to-compare choices. It recognizes that to resolve a safety problem, the controlling waste characteristics and chemical phenomena must be measurable or estimated to an acceptable level of confidence tailored to the decision being made..Critical int

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Technical Approach to Characterization of Residual Waste at Hanford Tank Sites in Support of Waste R 3) identification of closure performance criteria. This paper describes the technical approach for the initial phase of residual waste characterization at a representative Hanford SST (241-AX-104) in which waste has been removed to the degree practicable by past-practice sluicing, was known to cont