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6 Hydrolysate Treatment Performance Goals
6 Hydrolysate Treatment Performance Goals
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meeting ACWA 1 requirements for treatment of the hydrolysate. This includes Conference call on September 5, 2014, with Judith Bradbury and Hank the production of process water from the brine reduction Jenkins-Smith, members, Hydrolysate Committee; Irene Kornelly, chair, Colorado CAC; Jeannine Natterman, CDPHE; John Norton, member, Colorado CAC; Sandy Romero, PCAPP communications manager; Nancy 2 See the website for the Program Executive Office, Assembled Chemical Schulte, study director, Hydrolysate Committee; and Thomas Schultz, Weapons Alternatives, at http://www.peoacwa.army.mil, accessed Janupublic affairs specialist, PCAPP.
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operational decisions. The decision framework shown here If the plant is unable to satisfy these criteria and if the time will also help build consensus among stakeholders and deciit takes to destroy the actual munitions by PCAPP increases sion makers on important decisions about major changes to as a result of degraded performance of the BTA, the risk PCAPP operations; this framework is applied to individual reduction goals associated with destruction of the stockpile unit processes in Chapter 7.
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impact multiple criteria, including targets for biodegradation, Once multiple technical factors and contingency options recycle water quality, and permitting requirements. If the have been evaluated using the performance criteria, the system is underperforming based on an assessment of these overall system risk can be assessed holistically.
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This would result in a treatment of >86 percent.a M -- CAPP RCRA RD&D permit performance goal of >95 percent and a target of at least 99 percent removal of the TDG and at least an average of P 90 percent removal of TOC.b • Filter cake must meet offsite TSDF acceptance criteria. • Recycle water must meet treatment requirements so as to allow reuse within the plant.
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Operational data can be used to assess performance against the established criteria for success and will therefore be critical to the decision-making PREOPERATIONAL TESTING DATA THAT FACTOR process. In the event that the BTA still fails to meet perforINTO THE DECISION PROCESS mance goals despite the use of alternative operational strate Systemization will provide PCAPP the opportunity to gies, the downstream impacts of offsite shipment will need identify potential failure points, test alternative operational to be considered.
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• Water throughput rate Respirometry studies • TDG biodegradation rate for Determine expected operational Utilize alternative biomass seed source and various biomass seed conditions, preferred biomass source to modify TDG concentration for start-up • Nutrient consumption seed the ICBs, and TDG concentration phase. • Acid production TDG toxicity for initial start-up phase.
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