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4 Additional Considerations Related to the Demonstration Project
4 Additional Considerations Related to the Demonstration Project
Pages 27-28
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Staff of the EMT Program have discussed applicable product purity levels with the staff of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Y-12 Plant for Y-12 acceptance of the uranium metal.2 Typically low-ennched uranium ingots from the program significantly exceeded the Y-12 acceptance cntena. If DOE decides that a commercial disposition ~ Environmental Assessment: Electrometallurgical Trea~ner~t Research and Demonstration Project in the Fuel Conditioning Facility atArgor~ne National faboratory-West, DOE/EA-1148, U.S.
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QUANTITY OF EMT WASTE FORMS PRODUCED FROM EBR-II SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL The committee notes that both the quantity and radionuclide inventory of EMT waste forms are extremely small relative to those for commercial SNF and DHEW. The DOE should evaluate whether small quantities, both in terms of volume and radionuclide inventory, of novel waste forms should be characterized and qualified to the same level of detail as major waste forms.
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