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S25. ModificationsEnhancements to the Robotic Pipe Inspection Tool Utilized for the DOE High Level Waste Project at Hanford Site - 16672 Erim Gokce Applied Research Center - FIU S26. Rapid Imaging of Solids in High Level Waste Tanks at Hanford - 16673 Gene Yllanes Applied Research Center - FIU S27. A Study of Sodium Silicate Treatment for the UVI-Impacted Acidic Groundwater at Savannah River Sites FH Areas - 16674 Christine Wipfli Applied Research Center - FIU S28. Heat Transfer Calculations for the Use of an Infrared Temperature Sensor - 16675 Meilyn Planas Applied Research Center - FIU Terry Sams Washington River Protection Solutions S29. The Characterization of Uranium Phases Produced by the NH3 Injection Remediation Method under Hanford 200 Area Conditions - 16676 Robert Lapierre Applied Research Center - FIU S30. Fixatives Decision Model on KM-IT Platform - 16677 Jorge Deshon Himanshu Upadhyay Applied Research Center - FIU S31. The Expanding Nuclear Niche and Growing Requirement for Standardized Testing Protocols and Performance Metrics for DD Tech. - 16678 Jesse Viera Applied Research Center - FIU S32. Development of a Miniature Motorized Inspection Tool for the Hanford DOE Site Tank Bottoms - 16679 Ryan Sheffield Hadi Fekrmandi Dwayne McDaniel Applied Research Center - FIU S33. A Model to Simulate Flow in Tims Branch Savannah River Site SC - 16680 Natalia Duque Mehrnoosh Mahmoudi Angelique Lawrence Shimelis Setegn Applied Research Center - FIU S34. Investigation of the Concentration and Distribution of C14 in Magnox Nuclear Graphite - 16683 Liam Payne University of Bristol United Kingdom S35. Optimizing the Allocation Strategy for Used Nuclear Fuel - 16684 Gordon Petersen University of Tennessee S36. Imaging Spent Nuclear Fuel using Cosmic Ray Muons - 16685 Stylianos Chatzidakis Chan Choi Lefteri Tsoukalas Purdue University S37. Solid Formations Within Effluent Discharge Pipelines in a Nuclear Treatment Plant - 16686 Robert Jones University of Manchester United Kingdom S38. Towards a Resilient Dry Storage Cask System for Earthquakes - 16690 Ahmed Maree University of Nevada Reno S39. Quantification of the Enthalpy of UVI Complexation to Graphene Oxide Using Microcalorimetry - 16688 Yu Xie Brian Powell Clemson University MARCH 8 TUESDAY AM Session 32 0830 - 1010 Room 102BC Panel US DOE Featured Site DOE-Oak Ridge Tennessee - Partnering for Success - Part 1 of 4 Session Co-Chairs Susan Cange US DOE Betsy Child Restoration Services Inc. Lead Organizer Jenny Freeman Strata-G Additional Organizers Susan Cange US DOE Betsy Child Restoration Services Inc. Panel Reporter Ray Parrish Restoration Services Inc. The theme of Oak Ridge Day is Purpose. Progress. Partnership. This session will explore the diverse partnerships that DOEs Oak Ridge Environmental Management program OREM has established to ensure the success of its program. These partnerships include community stakeholders the prime contractor labor unions and regulators. Each partner in the Oak Ridge Partnership requires a different pathway of communication but ultimately all the partners must work together with OREM to move forward with one voice. What tools work to accomplish this goal How do OREM and each partner develop trust Whats on the horizon for developing even stronger relationships for the success of OREMs programs Panelists Jenny Freeman Visualization Manager Strata-G Kenneth Rueter President URS CH2M Oak Ridge LLC Michael Thompson President Atomic Trades Labor Council Shari Meghreblian Deputy Commissioner TN Department of Environment Conservation David Hemelright Secretary Oak Ridge Site Specific Advisory Board MONDAY PM TUESDAY AM 67