TRANSPORTATION OF NUCLEAR WASTES (TECHNICAL AND NON-TECHNICAL)
Chair(s): Roy Garrison: USDOE -Co-Chair; Richard Yoshimura: SNL -Co-Chair |
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Developing a Brittle Fracture Acceptance Criterion for Transport Casks for Adoption by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Ken B. Sorenson
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Parameters Influencing RAM Transport Package Seal Behavior
Marcella M. Madsen
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13 |
u.S. Department of Energy's Automated Transportation Management System
Roy F. Garrison
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21 |
TRANSNET--A Means of Accessing Hazardous Materials Transportation Models and Databases
I. W. Cashwell
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27 |
TRANSAX '90: An Integrated Transportation Emergency Response Exercise Program Involving Transuranic Waste Shipments
S. Kouba
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31 |
Cooperative Agreements-The New Age
M. H. McFadden
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35 |
Shipping Encapsulated Cs-137 Sources as Special and Normal Form
E. D. Robbins
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE RDDT&E PROGRAM
Chair(s): L. H. Harmon: USDOE; L. Dean Eyman: Waste Policy Institute -Co-Chairs |
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Program Overview of the Office of Technology Development
C. W. Frank
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69 |
Technology Development to Clean Up Contaminated Soil and Groundwater
T.Anderson
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73 |
Technology Development for Waste Retrieval and Waste Processing Through Integrated Demonstrations
J. M. Lankford
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77 |
Restoring the Environment and Managing Waste Through Minimization and Avoidance
F. E. Kosinski
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83 |
Achieving Faster, Better, Cheaper Compliance Through Integrated Demonstrations and Integrated Programs
C. Cooley
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89 |
Cross-Cutting Technology Support Through a Focused Program of Applied R&D for Robotics
A. C. Heywood
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93 |
Opportunities to Work with DOE's New Technology Integration Program in Environmental Management
Claire H. Sink
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DECOMMISSIONING IMPACTS ON WASTE MANAGEMENT
Chair(s): Cedric Mogg: UK Nirex Ltd.; Sue Mitchell: PNL -Co-Chairs |
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123 |
Decontamination and Decommissioning Methods and Management of the Resultant Waste Products
William W. Scott
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131 |
New Emphasis of IAEA's Program on Decommissioning
Pabitra L. De
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137 |
In-Situ Decommissioning-You Can Take It or Leave It
F. H. Passant
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143 |
Outline of Chinese uclear Reactors Decommissioning
Dong Yin
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149 |
The Experimental Boiling Water Reactor (EBWR) Decontamination and Decommissioning (D&D) Project
Lawrence E. Boing
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155 |
Decontamination and Decommissioning of a Plant for the Uranium Recovery from Wet-Process Phosphoric Acid
Da-Ping Wang
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163 |
Decommissioning Impacts on Waste Management
S. Buck
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171 |
Decontamination and Melting Test for Metal Wastes in JPDR Decommissioning Project-Toward Recycling of LLW
K. Fujiki
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QUALITY ASSURANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL IN NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT
Chair(s): W. Metz: ANL -Co-Chair; Ed Johnson: ERJ & Assoc. -Co-Chair |
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159 |
Total Data Quality-The Trend of the '90's
Kenneth A. Meyer
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165 |
Free Releasing Scrap From 22 Fuel Flask Transport Wagons to the Scrap Metal Market Quality Assurance Aspects
S. P. Burke
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169 |
Application of Mtiltivariate Statistical Process Control (MSPC) to the West Valley Slurry-Fed Ceramic Melter Process
B. M. Wise
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177 |
Leadership Through Quality--Total Quality Management Initiative at the United States Department of Energy's Albuquerque Operations Office
Dennis L. Krenz
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181 |
Quality Control Aspects in the Treatment, Storage and Disposal of Low Level Wastes in Germany
Eder W. Waldburg
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185 |
Waste Management R&D Quality Assurance: An Alternative Approach
D. A. Brosseau
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TRU TREATMENT FACILITIES
Chair(s): Earl w. McDaniel: ORNL; Gary Dukelow: WHC -Co-Chairs |
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219 |
An Overview of the ORNL Waste Handling & Packaging Plant
R. C. Mason
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221 |
Waste Handling and Packaging Plant Development Support
J. B. Berry
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229 |
Waste Handling & Packaging Plant Project Description
D. W. Turner
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233 |
Hydrogen Explosion Testing with a Simulated Transuranic Drum (U)
Keith L. Dykes
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239 |
Development of Bagless Transfer System for Standard Waste Boxes
S. Brock Presgrove
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245 |
Overview of the Waste Receiving and Processing (WRAP) Facility Project
R. I. Roberts
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249 |
Waste Receiving and Processing (WRAP) Facility Project Status
J. A. Swenson
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251 |
Waste Receiving and Processing (WRAP) Facility Technology
J. L. Scott
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259 |
Plasma Processing of Compacted Drums of Simulated Radioactive Waste
Ray Geimer
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LLW MANAGEMENT: COMPACT STATUS LICENSE APPLICATION LITIGATION
Chair(s): A. Jennrich: RAE -Co-Chair; Steven C. Vorndran: Weston -Co-Chair |
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229 |
Conformity of Guidance on Low-Level Waste Disposal Facilities with the Requirements of 10 CFR Part 61
John T. Greeves
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233 |
A Revised Approach to LLW Facility Development
John D. Randall
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237 |
Low- Level Waste Litigation: Current Status and Future Developments
Donald J. Silverman
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243 |
Anticipated Problems with Interim Storage of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Generated by Biomedical Research Programs
George R. Holeman
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247 |
Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility Design Using Modular Concrete Canisters for All Waste
R. Baird
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253 |
Lessons Learned During Review of the First Above Grade Concrete Facility for LLRW Disposal
Jay D. Ringenberg
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259 |
Licensing the California Low-Level Waste Disposal Facility--Charting a New Course
R. Junkert
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POSTER-LLW PROCESSING
Chair(s): R. W. Miller: EG&G -Co-Chair; Bill Hewitt: Chern-Nuclear -Co-Chair |
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267 |
Solid Radioactive Waste Processing System for Light Water Cooled Reactor Plants An Update on ANS-55.1
Wesley J. Price
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271 |
Waste Processing of Chemical Cleaning Solutions
G.A. Peters
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281 |
Chemical Removal of Organic Phase Cobalt-60 From Turbine Lubricating Oil
Robert A. Fjeld
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287 |
Concentration and Behavior of 129I, 99Tc, and 14C in Low-Level Radioactive Wastes from Commercial Nuclear Power Stations
D. E. Robertson
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295 |
The Effect of Quick Freeze Pretreatment on Grinding of Spent Organic lon-Exchange Resins
Sung Paal Yim
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299 |
Modification to Convert the Byron Nuclear Power Station High-Pressure Holdup Gaseous Radwaste System to a Low-Pressure Ambient Temperature Charcoal Delay System
H. S. Elguindy
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307 |
Development of Hydrophilic Hollow Fiber Filter and Its Application to Nuclear Power Plants
S. Seki
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311 |
Modernization of the ARAK Radioactive Waste Treatment Plant
E. Friesen
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315 |
Design, Assembly and Calibration of a Radwaste Barrel Scanning System
Alan D. Miller
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317 |
Advanced Waste Handling Technology Developed for COGEMA's Spent Fuel Reprocessing Plant at La Hague
Bernard Singer
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321 |
Surry Power Station Radwaste Facility: A Planned Approach to Liquid and Solid Radwaste Processing
Ronald K. Bayer
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329 |
The Statistical Analysis for the Characteristics of Low-Level Wastes Generated From PWR
Young Min Kim
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337 |
The Reduction of Man Access Into Nuclear Plants by Effective Design and the Application of Fault Tree Analysis
K Branton
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343 |
Calcite Solid Solution Formation and Carbonation Effects on the Radionuclide Release From Concrete Waste Forms
John C. Walton
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351 |
Reduced Particulate and Colloidal Cobalt Activity in Liquid Radwaste
K. L. James
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359 |
Cement as a Stabilization Media
J. Jeffrey
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365 |
Development of an In-Line Grout Meter for Mix-Ratio Verification
G. D. Del Cul
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371 |
Development of Fibre Reinforced Concrete Overpacks in France
Richard Pech
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375 |
State-of-the-Art Nuclear Laundry Waste Water Treatment System
D. Hayashi
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381 |
Conditioning of Spent Ion Exchange Resins by Embedding in Compound Matrices
C. J. Kertesz
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387 |
The Storage of Miscellaneous Beta Gamma Waste at Sellafleld
Hywel G. Lewis
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391 |
Formula Determination for the Solidification of Spent Resin it
S. J. Shiao
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397 |
Incineration of Ion Exchange Resins from Nuclear Power Plants
St. Halaszovich
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OVERSIGHT PANELS IN THE NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING PROCESS
Chair(s): Jack Parry: NWrRB; R. L. Greyell: FEARO -Co-Chairs |
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Paper Title & Author
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301 |
Rethinking High-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal: How Do We Get There From Here?
Peter B. Myers
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307 |
Nuclear Fuel Waste Disposal: Canada's Environmental Review Begins
Robert L. Greyell
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311 |
Assess and Advise: A Decade of Evaluation of the Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management Program
L. W. Shemilt
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321 |
The General Accounting Office and the Nuclear Waste Issue
Dwayne E. Weigel
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325 |
An Overview of OTA's Work on Evaluating the Weapons Complex Cleanup Program
Peter A. Johnson
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327 |
The Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board: lts Origin, Organization, and Activities
Don U. Deere
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331 |
DOE Advisory Committee for Nuclear Facility Safety (ACNFS)
John F. Aheame
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339 |
The Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Dade W. Moeller
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345 |
Purpose, Scope, and Actions of Oversight Panels and Their Role in the Decision-Making Process: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Science Advisory Board
Kathleen Conway
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EDUCATION NEEDS (K THROUGH PH.D.) AND INITIATIVES FOR CAREERS IN WASTE MANAGEMENT
Chair(s): Susan Prestwich, USDOE; Ed Albenesius, SRL |
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393 |
Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Educational Activities Status
Clyde W. Frank
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397 |
A University Internship Program in Radioactive Waste Management
Frank L. Parker
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411 |
Meeting OCRWM's Multiple Missions Through Initiatives to Increase Scientific Literacy
Ginger P. King
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413 |
The Achievements of a U niversity- National Laboratory Waste-Management Education & Research Consortium
Darrell Bandy
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419 |
Education Initiatives and Cooperative Environmental Management Research of the Pilot DOE/University Partnership in South Carolina
M. E. Meadows
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425 |
Development of Educational Programs for Environmental RestorationlWaste Management at Two Department of Energy Sites
Robert J. Harrison
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431 |
Developing a Graduate Program in Nuclear Waste Management/Facility Restoration
Robert E. Berlin
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437 |
Experience in Presenting Short Courses in Waste Management Technologies for Secondary Science and Mathematics Teachers
W. J. Toth
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POSTER-LLW DISPOSAL AND HYDROGEOLOGIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT
Chair(s): Kay Whitfield: USDOE -Co-Chair; M. Salah Abdelhamid: Weston -Co-Chair |
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Paper Title & Author
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403 |
Low-Level Waste Shallow Land Burial Source Term Waste Form Leaching Model Development for the BLT Computer Code
T. M. Sullivan
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411 |
Below Regulatory Concern Analysis for Liquid and Soft Waste
R. Baird
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419 |
Performance Assessment of a Mixed Waste DÉ?sposal Facility Located in a Humid Environmen
R. Baird
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427 |
Implementation of a Mixed Waste Disposal Facility
Colleen B. Owens
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435 |
Radiological Characterization of Skyshine from a Retired Low-Level Radioactive Liquid Effluent Disposal Facility at Hanford
R. C. Brown
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441 |
Environmental Site Characterization for the Central Interstate Compact Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility
Kathleen S. Pool
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447 |
Effect of Leachant Chemical Composition and Ph on Lechability of Cement -Solidified Decontamination Ion- Exchange Resin Waste
Charles V. McIsaac
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457 |
The Effect of Autogenous Healing on the Penetration of Cesium-137 Through Cracks in Cementitious Barrier Materials
Robert R. Landolt
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461 |
Concrete Longevity Overview
Wallace Chang
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467 |
Economic Analysis of LLR W Disposal Compact Progress
Thomas P. Hanrahan
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475 |
Financial Risk Management Issues for Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities
Donald B. Kamer
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481 |
An Integrated Hydrologic and Geologic Study to Support Monitoring Compliance and Environmental Restoration Activities on the U.S. Department of Energy Oak Ridge Reservation
C. Stephen Haase
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487 |
Three-Dimensional Simulation of Ground Water Flow and Contaminant Transport at the Reactor Areas of the Savannah River Site
Mark D. Taylor
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497 |
Two-Phase Flow in Partially Saturated Tuff
K Thomas Feldman Jr.
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503 |
Two-Phase Nonisothermal Hydrologic Transport Studies at the Apache Leap Tuff Field Site
T. C. Rasmussen
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507 |
Evolution of Hydrologic Systems and Brine Geochemistry in a Deforming Salt Medium: Data from WIPP Brine Seeps
D.E.Deal
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517 |
Ground Water Analysis of the Proposed Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Site in Martinsville Illinois
Kevin I. Kuelske
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525 |
A First Approximation for Modeling the Liquid Diffusion Pathway at the Greater Confmement Disposal Facilities
N. E. Olague
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533 |
A Comparison Between Simple and Detailed Methods for Analyzing Releases of Radionuclides to Ground Water from Low-Level Waste Facilities
Matthew W. Kozak
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539 |
Control of Water Inftltration into Near Surface LLW Disposal Units-Progress Report on Field Experiments at a Humid Region Site, Beltsville Maryland
Edward O'Donnell
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555 |
Geochronologic Study of Clay Minerals from WIPP: Implications for Site Stability
D. G. Brookins
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563 |
Pretest Characterization of WIPP Experimental Waste
J. Johnson
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571 |
Scaffold Management-A New Era
D. Presley
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575 |
Removal of Underground Piping Decommissioning of Buried Radiation-Contaminated Pipes- Procedure Used at the La Hague Spent Fuel Reprocessing Plant (France)
M. F. Bodin
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581 |
Waste Management Aspects of the Spent Fuel Pool Rerack at Indian Point Unit #2
M. l. Spall
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SAVANNAH RIVER SITE-ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT FOR THE NEW DECADE
Chair(s): D. L. McIntosh: WSRC; L. C. Sjostrom: USDOE -Co-Chairs |
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Paper Title & Author
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481 |
The Savannah River Site (SRS) Integrated Approach to Environmental Restoration and Waste Management
C. R. Shennan
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489 |
Integration of Statutory Provisions of NEPA RCRA and CERCLA at the Savannah River Site
D. E. Gordon
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495 |
Waste Reduction at the Savannah River Site (U)
W. E. Stevens
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505 |
Concepts for Detritiation of Waste Liquids
Charles M. King
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517 |
Closure of a Mixed Waste Landfill-Lessons Learned
M.A. Phifer
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527 |
Field Demonstration of In-Situ Air Stripping Using Horizontal Wells
B. B. Looney
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537 |
Application of High Level Waste-Glass Technology to the Volume Reduction and Immobilization of TRU Low Level and Mixed Wastes (U)
D. F. Bickford
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION TECHNOWGIES-CONCEPTS AND DEMONSTRATIONS
Chair(s): Pat Whitfield, USDOE; David Waits, Ebasco - Co-Chairs |
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Paper Title & Author
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569 |
Innovative Technologies and Unit Operations Available for Potential in Situ and Ex Situ Treatment of Waste and Residuals for Hanford Single-Shell Tanks
T. I. McLaughlin
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579 |
Environmental Restoration Program Interim Action Case Studies
Berg KeShlan Jr.
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587 |
Technical and Managerial Approaches to Groundwater Restoration at UMTRA Project Sites
William A. Glover
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593 |
Comprehensive Strategy for Corrective Actions at the Savannah River Site General Separations Area
Martha A. Ebra
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599 |
In-Situ Bioremediation Technological Innovation Core Recovery System and Bench Scale Study Testing at the Sandia National Laboratory: Livermore California
James L. Craig
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603 |
Vitrified Underground Barriers
John S. Tlrier
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613 |
In Situ Vitrification-Application to Buried Waste
R. A. Callow
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POSTER-LOW LEVEL WASTE, ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION & TRANSPORTATION
Chair(s): R. D. Izatt: USDOE-RL -Co-Chair; H. E. McGuire: WHC -Co-Chair |
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Paper Title & Author
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591 |
Waste Management of Contaminated Crops After a LWR Accident
A. Jouve
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597 |
Use of Geoprocessing Techniques in Quantifying Radiological Exposure Assessments
R. Keith Owenby
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603 |
Low-Level Liquid Waste Disposal at the Savannah River Site: A Large Scale Demonstration of Saltstone
Sue B. Clark
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611 |
Radon Suppression in Storage Silos at the United States Department of Energy Feed Material Production Center: Fernald Ohio
Roger R. Land
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619 |
Sampling of Detention Ponds in Support of the Environmental Restoration Program at Rocky Flats
Michelle Rehmann
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627 |
Underground Storage Tank Remediation by Use of In Situ Vitrification
Leo Thompson
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635 |
Decommissioning and Disposal of 22 Fuel Flask Transport Wagons
S. P. Burke
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639 |
Waste Management and Environmental Compliance Aspects of a Major Remedial Action Program
Jas S. Devgun
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645 |
Dismantling and Closure Plan of an Inactive Uranium Mill Facility in Spain
M. C. Ruiz Lopez
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651 |
Remedial Action Contractor Responsiveness: Dewatering and the IPS During Construction at the Durango Disposal Cell
Marjorie L. Wesley
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657 |
Borated Stainless Steels (ASTM A887-88) A Comparison of Grade A-Neutrosorb Plus and Grade B-Neutrosorb
Robert S. Brown
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665 |
Low- Level Radioactive Waste Transport 18 Years Experience
T. Duberville
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671 |
Containers for the Transportation of Radioactive Liquid Wastes
Jean-Michael Troude
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679 |
An Analysis of Parameters Affecting Slapdown of Transportation Packages
V. L. Bergmann
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685 |
Vent Hood Concept for Safety Unloading Trupact-IIs
C. R. Kelley
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689 |
Hanford Site Transuranic Waste Container Integrity
D. R. Duncan
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695 |
Sensitivities of Alpha Continuous Air Monitors for Detection of Airborne 239pu
C. V. McIsaac
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707 |
Results of the First Thirty Foot Drop Test of the Mosaik KFK Cask
K. Bo Sorenson
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715 |
The Michigan Site Selection Process for a Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility
Beth A. Rogers
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RADIOACTIVE WASTE MINIMIZATION TREATMENT AND PROCESSING
Chair(s): Mark T. Vandale: Yankee Atomic; Larry P. Leach: EG&G -Co-Chairs |
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Paper Title & Author
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625 |
Waste Minimization at the Department of Energy's Hanford Site
D. W. Lindsey
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631 |
Waste Minimization Activities in the Nuclear Weapons Complex
John A. Marchetti
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639 |
Compaction of Ion Exchange Resins to Reduce Volume
K W.Rose
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643 |
Chlorinated Solvent Substitution Program at the Oak Ridge Y -12 Plant
Lisa M. Thompson .
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649 |
Comparison of Liquid Waste Processing and Waste Solidification Techniques Used at Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station
T. P. Hillmer
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655 |
Demonstration of the Viability to Sort, Incinerate and Ash Treat Y -12 Combustible Solid Low Level Waste
M. L Morris
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659 |
Hydrogen Peroxide as a Liquid Radwaste Pretreatment on the Duke Power System
Brian Cauthen
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665 |
Solidification of Ion Exchange Resin Using Fiber Reinforced Cement
Masami Matsuda
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671 |
Spent Fuel Management in the USSR and New Ways to Solve the Problem of Long-Lived Technogeneous Radionuclides
N. N. Egorov
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POSTER-HLW AND TRU WASTE MANAGEMENT
Chair(s): John Deichman: WHC; Walt Frankhauser: BDM -Co-Chairs |
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Paper Title & Author
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677 |
Copper and Copper Alloys as Containers for Radioactive Waste Disposal: A Critical Review of the Pub1i1ihed Data
Konrad Kundig
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695 |
Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Air Monitoring Program Design for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
M. Crawley
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705 |
Radon Monitoring at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
L. S. Pendlebury
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711 |
Utilization of Agitated Thin-Film Evaporators for Concentration of Transuranic Sodium Nitrate-Based Sludges
I. F. Walker
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717 |
Electrostatic Curtain Experiments
L. C.Meyer
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723 |
Rapid Monitoring for Transuranic Contamination During Buried Waste Retrieval
G. G. Loomis
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729 |
Special Features of Nuclear Waste Repository Ventilation System Vis-A-Vis Experiences at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant
S. C. Sethi
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735 |
Design and Construction Issues Associated with Sealing of a Repository in Salt
R. Cook
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743 |
The Underground Retrievable Storage (URS) High-Level Waste Management Concept
Lawrence D. Ramspott
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749 |
Activity Removal From Liquid Streams by Seeded Ultraflltration
E. W.Hooper
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755 |
Engineering and Design Aspects of a High Level Radioactive Waste Evaporato
J.A. Wilusz
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759 |
Decomposition of Tetraphenylborate
M.J.Bames
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763 |
Decontamination of a Benzene Waste Stream Containing Cs-137 and Diphenylmercury
Jane P. Bibler
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767 |
Determination of Noble Metals in Savannah River Site High-Level Radioactive Sludge
C. J. Coleman
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773 |
Retrievable Interim Solidification of High Level Liquid Waste
Yasuo Hirose
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781 |
Processing Nuclear Waste for Isotope Production
F. H. Chang
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789 |
Need for an Advanced HLL W Fixation Matrix
E. R. Men
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795 |
Exclusion of Foreign Materials from DWPF Canistered Waste Forms. Compliance Activities for the WAPS
John R. Harbour
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799 |
Calciner Pilot Plant Waste Minimization Practices at the ICPP
C. J. Herzog
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803 |
Pyroprocessing as a Waste Management Strategy
W. H. Hannum
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807 |
Corrosion Protection for the In-Tank Processing of High-Level Nuclear Waste At the Savannah River Site (U)
David T. Hobbs
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815 |
Waste Management in IFR Fuel Cycle
T. R. Johnson
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821 |
Design & Operational Experience of the NUHOMS_Åá -24P Spent Fuel Storage Syst
W. J. McConaghy
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829 |
BWR Fuel Consolidation
Ivan F. Stuart
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835 |
Decision Analysis Used in the Preliminary Selection of an Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation for the Taiwan Power Company
Ge-ping Yu
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MIXED WASTE CHARACTERIZATION TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT II
Chair(s): John Lehr: USDOE; Gary Benda: Chern-Nuclear -Co-Chairs |
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919 |
The Ergonomics of Chemical Control at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station
Kent Anderson
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927 |
Incineration of Very Low Radioactivity OiVSolvent Mixtures at an Off-Site Fossil Station
Chang Fu Lan
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931 |
Supercritical Water Oxidation for Treatment of Mixed Wastes
Cheryl K Roler
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935 |
Management of Mixed Waste Gas Cylinders at Los Alamos National Laboratory
Stanley M. Hodges Jr.
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941 |
Application of Sphagnum Peat, Calcium Carbonate and Hydrated Lime for Immobilizing Radioactive and Hazardous Contaminants in the Subsurface
P. A. Longmire
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949 |
Radiation and Chemical Degradation of Halogenated Organic Components Possibly Present in Mixed Waste
N. Wilkins
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959 |
Determination of Toxic Organic Substances in Cement-Fixed Mixed Waste
J. Fachinger
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965 |
Extraction of TPE and RE From Nitric Acid Solutions by Mixtures of Chlorated Cobalt Dicarbollide with Polyoxocompounds
E. G. Kudryavtsev
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