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D Meeting Summary, March 15, 1999
Pages 49-50

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... Benedict gave a brief overview of plans for proposed final reports for the spent fuel treatment demonstration. The overall demonstration reports will include the spent fuel treatment demonstration final report, a report on waste form production from the electrometallurgical treatment of sodium-bonded spent nuclear Mel, and a report on the analysis of spent Mel treatment demonstration operations.
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... Waste operations and qualifications reports will cover three areas-overall waste reports, ceramic waste reports, and metal waste reports. Included in the overall waste reports will be reports on the waste fonn qualification strategy, the waste acceptance product specifications, the waste compliance plan, and a report on waste form degradation and repository performance modeling.
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