This report describes the results from application of the Risk-Based Decision Management Approach for Justifying Characterization of Hanford Tank Waste to the organic-nitrate safety issue in Hanford single-shell tanks (SSTs). Existing chemical and physical models were used, taking advantage of the most current (mid-1997) sampling and analysis data. The purpose of this study is to make specific recommendations for planning characterization to help ensure the safety of each SST as it relates to the organic-nitrate safety issue. An additional objective is to demonstrate the viability of the Risk-Based Strategy for addressing Hanford tank waste safety issues
This paper describes a methodology for estimating the potential risk to workers and the public from ...
De-spite demonstrated safe storage in terms of chemical stability of the Hanford high level waste fo...
Radioactive nuclear waste at the Hanford Site is stored in underground waste storage tanks at the si...
This report describes a disciplined, risk-based decision-making approach for determining characteriz...
Recently PNNL was tasked by DOE to develop and demonstrate a risk-based strategic approach to charac...
This document reviews the hazards associated with the storage of organic complexant salts in Hanford...
A multi-year project plan for the Organic Safety Project has been developed with the objective of re...
This report presents the rationale for adopting a recommended characterization strategy that uses a ...
This report is one of a series of supporting documents for the outcome-based characterization strate...
Risk assessment and environmental impact analysis at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Hanford Sit...
Condensed-phase, rapid reactions of organic salts with nitrates/nitrites in Hanford High Level Radio...
Safety issues associated with Hanford Site waste tanks arose because of inadequate safety analyses a...
The program to treat and dispose of the highly radioactive wastes stored in underground tanks at the...
Some of Hanford`s underground waste storage tanks contain Organic- bearing high level wastes that ar...
Uranium and plutonium production at the Hanford Site produced large quantities of radioactive byprod...
This paper describes a methodology for estimating the potential risk to workers and the public from ...
De-spite demonstrated safe storage in terms of chemical stability of the Hanford high level waste fo...
Radioactive nuclear waste at the Hanford Site is stored in underground waste storage tanks at the si...
This report describes a disciplined, risk-based decision-making approach for determining characteriz...
Recently PNNL was tasked by DOE to develop and demonstrate a risk-based strategic approach to charac...
This document reviews the hazards associated with the storage of organic complexant salts in Hanford...
A multi-year project plan for the Organic Safety Project has been developed with the objective of re...
This report presents the rationale for adopting a recommended characterization strategy that uses a ...
This report is one of a series of supporting documents for the outcome-based characterization strate...
Risk assessment and environmental impact analysis at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Hanford Sit...
Condensed-phase, rapid reactions of organic salts with nitrates/nitrites in Hanford High Level Radio...
Safety issues associated with Hanford Site waste tanks arose because of inadequate safety analyses a...
The program to treat and dispose of the highly radioactive wastes stored in underground tanks at the...
Some of Hanford`s underground waste storage tanks contain Organic- bearing high level wastes that ar...
Uranium and plutonium production at the Hanford Site produced large quantities of radioactive byprod...
This paper describes a methodology for estimating the potential risk to workers and the public from ...
De-spite demonstrated safe storage in terms of chemical stability of the Hanford high level waste fo...
Radioactive nuclear waste at the Hanford Site is stored in underground waste storage tanks at the si...