Summary status on the seismic evaluations of Hanford Site radioactive waste storage tanks

Becker, D.L.; Marusich, R.A.; Ryan, James A.; Smith, David A.; Tallman, A.M.; Wagenblast, G.R.

doi:10.2172/6149998

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“…A summary status of the seismic evaluations conducted for Hanford Site waste tanks was completed in fiscal year 1991 (Becker et al 1990). At that time, seismic analyses had been performed for one single-shell tank structure in the 241-AX Tank Farm and all of the doubleTsheIl tank structures.…”

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Status report on resolution of Waste Tank Safety Issues at the Hanford Site. Revision 1

Dukelow¹,

Hanson

1995

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confidence: 99%

Status report on resolution of Waste Tank Safety Issues at the Hanford Site. Revision 1

Dukelow¹,

Hanson

1995

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“…The tank BX-107 structure is qualified for the current high-hazard design spectrum of 0.2 times gravity (Becker 1990). No corrosion counter measures, such as cathodic protection or the addition of chemical inhibitors, are currently being applied to the tank's steel shell.…”

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Tank characterization report for Single-Shell Tank 241-BX-107

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1994

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThis study examined and assessed the status, safety issues, composition, and distribution of the wastes contained in the tank 241-BX-107. Historical and most recent information, ranging from engineering structural assessment experiments, process history, monitoring and remediation activities, to analytical core sample data, were compiled and interpreted in an effort to develop a realistic, contemporary profile for the tank BX-107 contents.The results of this is study revealed that tank BX-107, a 2,006,050 L (530,000 gal) 2 in. from sidewall bottom or -132.9 in.

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Summary status on the seismic evaluations of Hanford Site radioactive waste storage tanks

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Status report on resolution of Waste Tank Safety Issues at the Hanford Site. Revision 1

Status report on resolution of Waste Tank Safety Issues at the Hanford Site. Revision 1

Tank characterization report for Single-Shell Tank 241-BX-107

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