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Testing of the Defense Waste Processing Facility Cold Chemical Dissolution Method in Sludge Batch 10 Qualification

Rodene, Dylan D.·Hsieh, Madison C.·Pareizs, John M.·Coleman, Charles J.·Harris, Stephen P.
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For each sludge batch that is processed in the Defense Waste Processing Facility (DWPF), the Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) tests the applicability of the digestion methods used by the DWPF Laboratory for elemental analysis of Sludge Receipt and Adjustment Tank (SRAT) Receipt samples and SRAT Product process control samples. DWPF SRAT samples are typically dissolved using a method referred to as the DWPF Cold Chemical or Cold Chem Method (CC), (see DWPF Procedure SW4-15.201- 2.1).

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Rodene, Dylan D., Hsieh, Madison C., Pareizs, John M., Coleman, Charles J., Harris, Stephen P.. 2022-07-01. Testing of the Defense Waste Processing Facility Cold Chemical Dissolution Method in Sludge Batch 10 Qualification. https://doi.org/10.2172/1889238

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