Functions and requirements for single-shell tank leakage mitigation

Abstract

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Functions and requirements for Hanford single-shell tank leakage detection and monitoring

“…Revision 1 now includes only functions and requirements for waste retrieval. This revision also incorporates functions and requirements for SST leakage mitigation that were adapted from Functional Requirements for Single-Shell Tank Leakage Mitigation (Cruse 1994). The functions and requirements hierarchy was updated to match the current TWRS functions and requirements.…”

Feasibility study of tank leakage mitigation using subsurface barriers. Revision 1

“…The eight alternatives that include subsurface barriers were evaluated against their potential ability to satisfy functions and requirements identified In Functions and Requirements for Single-Shell Tank Leakage Mitigation (Cruse 1994b The requirements for each function as defined in Cruse (1994b) are summarized in Tables 10-1 through 10-4. .…”

Tri-Party Agreement Milestone M-45-07A; complete evaluation of subsurface barrier feasibility: Summary report

“…Functional requirements were established and documented in Functions and Requirements for Single-Shell TankLeakage Mitigation (Cruse 1994). A function is defined as what a system or subsystem must accomplish to satisfy the overall mission; a requirement is a qualitative or quantitative statement of how well a function must be performed.…”

“…Functions and Requirements for Single-Shell Tank Leakage Mitigmion (Cruse 1994). All functional requirements potentially can be satisfied using any of the subsurface barrier options evaluated.…”