| 1 |
Life Extension
of Aging High-Level Waste Tanks
D. Bryson, V. Callahan,
USDOE; M. Ostrom, W. Bryan, CH2M HILL Hanford Group, Inc.; H.
Berman, ADI Technology Corporation (USA) |
| 2 |
Development
and Deployment of Advanced Corrosion Monitoring Systems for
High-Level Waste Tanks
M. T. Terry, LANL; G. L. Edgemon,
HiLine Engineering and Fabrication; J. I. Mickalonis, WSRTC; R. E.
Mizia, INEEL (USA) |
| 3 |
Use of
Multiple Innovative Technologies for Retrieval and Handling of
Low-Level Radioactive Tank Wastes at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
J. Noble-Dial; G. Riner, USDOE-OR; B. Burks, TPG Applied
Technology, Inc.; S. Robinson, B. Lewis, UT-Battelle, LLC; G.
Ganapathi, M. Harper, D. Bolling Bechtel-Jacobs Company, LLC; K.
Billingsley, Advanced Integrated Management Systems, Inc.
(USA) |
| 4 |
Technology
Successes in Hanford Tank Waste Storage and Retrieval
E.
J. Cruz, USDOE (USA) |
| 5 |
Russian
Technology Advancements for Waste Mixing and Retrieval
P.
W. Gibbons, Numatec Hanford Corp.; T. W. Albert, ARES Corp.; B.
Barakov, Mining Chemical Combine (USA/RUSSIA) |
| 6 |
High-Level
Waste Tank Cleaning and Field Characterization at the West Valley
Demonstration Project
J. L. Drake, USDOE; C. L. McMahon,
D. C. Meess, West Valley Nuclear Services Co. (USA) |
| 7 |
Progress in
High-Level Waste Tank Cleaning at the Idaho National Environmental
and Engineering Laboratory
K. Lockie, USDOE-ID; W. B.
McNaught, INEEL
(USA) | |