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Considerations on Managing Flowsheet and Technology for DFLAW Production

Arm, Stuart T.
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This report evaluates best practices for flowsheet and technology (F&T) management and makes recommendations for Hanford tank waste treatment operations initially for Direct Feed Low Activity Waste (DFLAW). Establishing practicing F&T management operations prior to hot commissioning the Hanford Waste Treatment Plant is desirable to ensure focused F&T leadership and F&T capabilities and competencies are immediately ready to sustain DFLAW production operations. Management of F&T is characterized by the five programmatic elements important to sustained operations and leads to recommendations for Hanford tank waste treatment operations:

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Arm, Stuart T.. 2020-12-01. Considerations on Managing Flowsheet and Technology for DFLAW Production. https://doi.org/10.2172/1984510

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