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The Potential Role of Containment-in-Place in an Integrated Approach to the Hanford Reservation Site Environmental Remediation (1996) / Chapter Skim
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... Some aspects of the containment-in-place approach to the tank problem can be solved in the short term using existing technology, but there are also some long-term questions requiring much more analysis. The new conta~nment-in-place technologies developed at Hanford for tank remediation will have the added value of finding application at many other remediation sites for both DOE and the private sector.
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