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Solid Waste Release Calculations for the Composite Analysis Baseline Assessment

Nell, Ryan M.·Nichols, William E.
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The purpose of the Hanford Site Composite Analysis (CA) is to provide an estimate of the cumulative radiological impacts from active and planned low-level radioactive waste disposals and other potentially interacting radioactive waste disposal sources that will remain following Hanford Site closure. The need for a waste form release model addressing multiple solid waste forms is documented in CP-60410, Hanford Site Composite Analysis Technical Approach Description: Waste Form Release.

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Nell, Ryan M., Nichols, William E.. 2020-04-30. Solid Waste Release Calculations for the Composite Analysis Baseline Assessment. https://doi.org/10.2172/1617041

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