SRNL PHASE 1 ASSESSMENT OF THE WAC/DQO AND UNIT OPERATIONS FOR THE WTP WASTE QUALIFICATION PROGRAM

Peeler, D. ; Adamson, D. ; Bannochie, C. ; Cozzi, A. ; Eibling, R. ; Hay, M. ; Hansen, E. ; Herman, D. ; Martino, C. ; Nash, C. ; Pennebaker, F. ; Poirier, M. ; Reboul, S. ; Stone, M. ; Taylor-Pashow, K. ; White, T. ; Wilmarth, B.

关键词: AR FACILITIES;    COMMISSIONING;    CONSTRUCTION;    DESIGN;    DOCUMENTATION;    IMPLEMENTATION;    PROCESSING;    RECOMMENDATIONS;    SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT;    SLUDGES;    START-UP;    TANKS;    WASTE PROCESSING;    WASTES;   

DOI  :  10.2172/1040622
RP-ID  :  SRNL-STI-2011-00724
PID  :  OSTI ID: 1040622
Others  :  TRN: US1202533

学科分类：核能源与工程

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来源: SciTech Connect

【 摘 要 】

The Hanford Tank Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant (WTP) is currently transitioning its emphasis from a design and construction phase toward start-up and commissioning. With this transition, the WTP Project has initiated more detailed assessments of the requirements related to actual processing of the Hanford Site tank waste. One particular area of interest is the waste qualification program to be implemented to support the WTP. Given the successful implementation of similar waste qualification efforts at the Savannah River Site (SRS), based on critical technical support and guidance from the Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL), WTP requested the utilization of subject matter experts from SRNL to support a technology exchange to perform a review of the WTP waste qualification program, discuss the general qualification approach at SRS, and to identify critical lessons learned through the support of DWPF's sludge batch qualification efforts. As part of Phase 1, SRNL subject matter experts in critical technical and/or process areas reviewed specific WTP waste qualification information. The Phase 1 review was a collaborative, interactive, and iterative process between the two organizations. WTP provided specific analytical procedures, descriptions of equipment, and general documentation as baseline review material. SRNL subject matter experts reviewed the information and, as appropriate, requested follow-up information or clarification to specific areas of interest. This process resulted in multiple teleconferences with key technical contacts from both organizations resolving technical issues that lead to the results presented in this report. This report provides the results of SRNL's Phase 1 review of the WAC-DQO waste acceptance criteria and processability parameters, and the specific unit operations which are required to support WTP waste qualification efforts. The review resulted in SRNL providing concurrence, alternative methods, or gap identification for the proposed WTP analytical methods or approaches. For the unit operations, the SRNL subject matter experts reviewed WTP concepts compared to what is used at SRS and provided thoughts on the outlined tasks with respect to waste qualification. Also documented in this report are recommendations and an outline on what would be required for the next phase to further mature the WTP waste qualification program.