| 1 |
Application of
In-line Monitoring to Waste Minimisation During Soil Remediation
T.J. Miller, AWE, plc (ENGLAND) |
| 2 |
Alpha
Measurements and Autoramp
V. Negro, C. G. Sanderson, N.
Chiu, USDOE (USA) |
| 3 |
Development of
Soil Activity Correlations and Surrogate Values for Performing In
Situ Soil Measurements
A. M. Al-Daouk, H. R. Moore,
USDOE; S. M. Lonchar, WVNS (USA) |
| 4 |
Interpolyelectrolyte
Complexes for Contaminated Soil Immobilization and Remediation
S. V. Mikheikin, E. A. Laguzin, P. G. Ogulnik, L. V. Pronina,
A. Yu. Smirnov, V. P. Simonov, A. Alexeev, A.A. Bochvar Institute of
Inorganic Materials; A. B. Zezin, T. N. Bolysheva, G. P. Glazunov,
A. D. Fless, Moscow State University (RUSSIA) |
| 6 |
Waste Database
in Contaminated Territories after the Chernobyl Accident
E. Sobotovich, N. Golovko, V. Skvortsov, SCCER; G. Ansipov,
G. Astashko, M E; S. Panchenko, IBRAE; H. Biesold, GRS; C.
Brun-Yaba, G. Deville-Cavelin, IPSN; S. Kumshaev, AC"Quality; V.
Zhylinski, V. Antropov, SE"Komplex
(UKRAINE/BELARUS/RUSSIA/GERMANY/FRANCE) |
| 7 |
Plasma Wasteless
Processing of Silicon Tetrafluoride
A. V. Ivanov, V. M.
Abashkin, V. A. Seredenko, Russian Research Institute of Chemical
Technology (RUSSIA) |
| 9 |
Pathways Toward
a Cleaner Tomorrow
C. Smythe, J. Orban, J. Grimm, E.
Beaulieu, USDOE; E. Zannes, University of New Mexico; C. Callan,
National Enviromental Technology Network (USA) |
| 10 |
Cultural and
Ethical Considerations in Environmental Restoration Activities:
Native Revegetation at Hanford Nuclear Site
M. Sobotta,
K. Baptiste, Nez Perce Tribe; R. O. Cruz, International Institute
for Indigenous Resource Management (USA) |
| 11 |
Viscous Liquid
Barrier Demonstration at the Brookhaven National Laboratory LINAC
Isotope Producer
J.H. Heiser, BNL; M. North-Abbot, MSE
Technologies Applications, Inc.; T. Sullivan, H. Ludewig, BNL; K.
Manchester, M. Zaluski, MSE Technologies Applications, Inc.; J.
Brower, BNL (USA) |
| 12 |
Use
of Perfluorocarbon Tracer (PFT) Technology for Subsurface Barrier
Integrity Verification at the Waldo Test Site
T.
Sullivan, J. Heiser, G. Senum, L. Millian, BNL (USA)
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| 13 |
Interagency
DNAPL Consortium Project
S. Antonoli, MSE (USA)
|
| 14 |
New
Developments in Stabilization of Heavy Metals in Mixed Waste Using
Inorganic Sulfides
G. A. Benda, US Energy Corp.; C. A.
Williams, E&C Williams Corp. (USA) |
| 17 |
Complex Process
for Sampling of Defense Production Wastes
A. Hopkins, D.
Bogen, R. Leugemors, Fluor Hanford; S. E. Clarke, USDOE; M. Miller,
Environmental Quality Management; S. Adams, IT Group; C. Negin,
Project Enhancement (USA) |
| 18 |
Incorporation of
an "Unreviewed Safety Question" and Other Nuclear Regulatory
Requirements into a Cercla Characterization Process
A.
Hopkins, L.J. Olguin, D.M. Bogen, K. Hampton, Fluor Hanford; S. E.
Clarke, USDOE; S. Adams, IT Group; C. Negin, Performance Enhancement
Company (USA) |
| 19 |
Characterization
of Tank 241-Z-361
A.M. Hopkins, L.J. Olguin, D. M. Bogen,
Fluor Hanford, Inc. ; S. E. Clarke, USDOE; S.C. Adams, IT Group
(USA) |
| 20 |
In-Situ
Radiation Detection Demonstration
S. W. Duce, IT
Corporation; A. H. Mohagheighi, R. R. Reese, D. R. Miller, SNL; M.
L. Miller, Roy F. Weston, Inc. (USA) |
| 21 |
Hanford's
Groundwater/Vadose Zone Integration Project "Protecting the Columbia
River"
R. A. Holten, USDOE, Richland Operations; M. J.
Graham, Bechtel Hanford, Inc.; T. L. Stewart, PNNL (USA)
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| 23 |
Integrated
Control of Biological Vectors Associated with Transporting
Radioactive Contamination
A. R. Johnson, Waste Management
Technical Services; G. D. Perkins, Fluor Hanford; P. J. Krupin,
USDOE (USA) |
| 24 |
Remote-Handled
Waste Facility at the West Valley Demonstration Project
D. K. Ploetz, WVNS; B.C. Bower, H.R. Moore, OH/WVDP (USA)
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| 25 |
Waste Removal
From the West Valley Demonstration Project High-Level Radioactive
Waste Storage Tanks
W. F. Hamel, Jr., USDOE; C. L.
McMahon, D. C. Meess, WVNS (USA) |
| 26 |
Capillarity
Effects on the Radionuclide Transport
A. E. Osmanlioglu,
Turkish Atomic Energy Authority (TURKEY) |
| 29 |
Transparency
Demonstration of Underground Radiation and Environmental
Monitoring
B. Schoeneman, SNL; D. A. Hofer, WWID (USA)
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| 30 |
WIPP
Transparency Project - Container Tracking and Monitoring
Demonstration using the Auhenticated Tracking and Monitoring System
(ATMS)
J. L. Schoeneman, H. A. Smartt, SNL; D. Hofer, WID
(USA) |
| 31 |
Ways of
Resolving Active Metal Waste Processing Problems
V. G.
Pastushkov, V. P. Serebryakov, T. V. Smelova,SSC RF VNIINM (RUSSIA)
|
| 32 |
Safe Bag Change
System for Alpha Contaminated HFC Pucks
J. Sims, JS
Consultants (UK) |
| 33 |
Rocky Flats
Environmental Technology Site (RFETS) Deployment of the Super High
Efficiency Neutron Coincidence (SuperHENC) Counter, a Mobile Passive
Neutron Counting System for Standard Waste Boxes
D. J.
Santi, J. B. Franco, Rocky Mountain Remediation Services, LLC; J. M.
Boak, H. Menlove, Los Alamos National Laboratory; C. M. Brown,
Kaiser-Hill, L.L.C (USA) |
| 37 |
Thermal Stress
Monitoring in a Radiological Environment LAUR994363
G.M.
Montoya, LANL; K.A. Shisler Jr., S.W. Lewis JCNM (USA)
|
| 38 |
Facilitating TRU
Waste Transportation Certification Using the e-TRAMPAC Code
M. Devarakonda, E. Yarasheski, IT Corporation; S. Djordjevic,
DJINDECO Consulting; P. Gregory, WEC; M. Connolly, Bechtel-B&W
Idaho, Inc. / INEEL (USA) |
| 39 |
Maintenance
Integration at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP)
S.
P. Youngerman, Gene Austin, Westinghouse WID (USA) |
| 40 |
Expected Dose
from CH-TRU Waste During an Accident at WIPP - A Probabilistic
Approach
D.F. Rucker, Environmental Evaluation Group
(USA) |
| 41 |
Measurement of
Hydrogen Diffusion Rates Through both "Twist and Tape", and Heat
Sealed Polyurethane and Polyvinyl Chloride Bags
T.
Wickland, Nuclear Filter Technology; D. Dustin, Safe Sites of
Colorado (USA) |
| 43 |
Los
Alamos Plutonium Facility Waste Management System
C. A.
Smith, K. Smith, A. Montoya, R. Wieneke, D. Wulff, K. Gruetzmacher,
LANL (USA) |
| 44 |
Streamlining the
WIPP Waste Characterization Process
M. R. Brown, USDOE;
T. E. Bearden, NFT, Inc. (USA)
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