Borehole data package for well 699-37-47A, PUREX Plant Cribs, CY 1996

Abstract

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Geologic Data Package for 2001 Immobilized Low-Activity Waste Performance Assessment

“…The upper Ringold is not present at the new ILAW disposal site but has been tentatively identified in the southeast comer of 200-East Area in borehole 699-E37-47A (Lindberg et al 1997). These sediments do not appear to be present at the new ILAW disposal she (Figure 4.1 1).…”

“…It consists of three unirs of Lindsey's (1996) member of Wooded Island. The member of Taylor Flats has been identified in borehole 699-47-37A (Lindberg et al 1997) east of the site but this correlation was tentative. The deepest unit encountered is the lower gravel, Unit A.…”

Geologic Data Package for the 2005 Integrated Disposal Facility Waste Performance Assessment

“…The upper Ringold is not present at the IDF site but has been identified in the southeast corner of 200 East Area in borehole 299-E37-47A (Lindberg et al 1997). These sediments pinch out or were eroded before reaching the IDF site.…”