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ALTERNATIVES FOR HIGH-LEVEL WASTE SALT PROCESSING AT THE SAVANNAH RIVER SITE

Incidental. Memorandum from A.L.V. Cook to W.D. Travers, Washigington, D.C.

Walker, D., M.J. Barnes, C.L. Crawford, R.S. Swingle, R.A. Peterson, M.S. Hay, and S.D. Fink. 1996 (May 10). Decomposition of Tetraphenlyborate in Tank 48 H. Westinghouse Savannah River Company WSRC-TR-96-0113, Rev. 0, Aiken, SC.

Walker, D.D. 1998 (October 2). Modeling of crystalline siliotitanate ion exchange columns. Westinghouse Savannah River Company WSRC-TR-98-00343, Rev. 0, Aiken, SC.

Walker, D.D., W.D. King, D.P. Diprete, L.L. Tovo, D.T. Hobbs, and W.L. Wilmarth. 1998 (October 16). Cesium Removal from Simulated SRS High-Level Waste Using Crystalline Silicotitanate. Westinghouse Savannah River Company WSRC-TR-98-00344, Rev. 1, Aiken, SC. 27pp.

Walker, J.F., Jr., P.A. Taylor, and D.D. Lee. 1999. Cesium removal from high-pH, high-salt wastewater using crystalline silicotitanate sorbent. Separation Science and Technology 34(6&7):1167-1181.

Westinghouse Savannah River Company. 1998a (September 15). Bases, Assumptions, and Results of the Flowsheet Calculations for the Initial Eighteen Salt Disposition Alternatives: Revision 1. WSRC-RP-98-00166. Aiken, SC.

Westinghouse Savannah River Company. 1998b. Addendum to the Radiological Performance Assessment for the Z-Area Saltstone Disposal Facility. WSRC-RP-98-00156, Rev. 0, Aiken, SC.

Westinghouse Savannah River Company. 1999a. WSRC Briefing Packages for the NRC Committee on Cesium Processing Alternatives, September 13-14, 1999, Augusta, GA.

Westinghouse Savannah River Company. 1999b. CST-Non-Elutable Ion Exchange, Presentation to NRC Committee on September 13, 1999. SRT-LWP-99-0104, Augusta, GA.

Westinghouse Savannah River Company. 1999c. WSRC Briefing Packages for the NRC Committee on Cesium Processing Alternatives, November 21-22, 1999. HLW-SDT-99-0350 (11/23 Revision), Augusta, GA.

Wilmarth, W.R., T. Hang, J.T. Mills, V.H. Dukes, and S.D. Fink. 1999 (August 31). The Effect of Pretreatment, Superficial Velocity, and Presence of Organic Constituents on IONSIV IE-911® Column Performance. Westinghouse Savannah River Company WSRC-TR-99-00313, Aiken, SC. 25pp.

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