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Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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Appendix B
Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD

TOCDF

Date

Event Control Number

Building

Comments

24-Aug-96

TOCDF 96-01 (Chemical Event) [PMCD]

Carbon Filter Vestibule

GB agent migration from MDB filter into vestibule. Probable cause of the agent readings in the containment vestibules was the method used for placing the filter units off-line when not in service. The method used closed both the inlet and outlet dampers, which allowed the pressure in the filter plenum to equilibrate with the filter containment vestibules. No indication of a leak.

09-Oct-96

TOCDF 96 – (Chemical Event)

Chemical Analysis Lab - Rm. 113

Operators used the room-breathing zone ACAMS to monitor for agent vapors inside the transportation over pack.

14-Oct-96

TOCDF 97-01 (Chemical Event)

Explosive Containment Room B

Rocket remained at the punch and drain station with the sequencer not reset due to PLS 3-sensor failure. Rocket hung up on conveyor. Rocket freed and processed.

26-Jan-97

TOCDF 97-02 (Chemical Event)

Observation Corridor - Buffer Storage Area

Operators had shut down the LIC # 2 and adjusted the atomizing air pressure to stabilize flame strength. Ventilation upset allowed vapor to migrate to the Observation Corridor. Agent maintained under engineering controls.

08-Apr-97

TOCDF 97-03 (Chemical Event)

Chemical Assessment Lab

Waste was being transferred from satellite hood # 5 to the 90-day area hood # 6. Following the transfer, ACAMS went into alarm.

NOTE: This appendix is reprinted from U.S. Army (2001c). Boldfaced bracketed notations in the column headed “Event Control Number” indicate that external investigations were conducted. Legend: CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; DAIG, Department of the Army Inspector General; DA Safety, Department of the Army Office of Safety; DOD, Department of Defense; PMCD, Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization; UTAH DEQ, Department of Environmental Quality, State of Utah.

Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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30-May-97

TOCDF / DCD 97-22 (Chemical Event) [DAIG & DOD]

CHB

Three (3) MC-1 bomb casings were delivered to TOCDF from DCD. The bomb casings were certified 3X. A low-level vapor reading of GB was detected inside an empty MC-1 bomb casing. ACAMS located within 12 feet of the bomb casings did not detect agent. DAIG conducted investigation of allegations of civilian exposure to chemical agent during a tour of TOCDF. Conclusion of investigation, Army policy does not adequately address protection of civilians in a chemical hazard area. Regulatory guidance and procedures changed.

06-Aug-97

TOCDF 97-04 (Chemical Event)

MBD - Observation Corridors

During scheduled power outage test, back-up power did not come on line in the prescribed time. Agent vapor migration to Observation Corridors due to HVAC failure during global loss of power.

30-Mar-98

TOCDF 98-01 (Chemical Event)

DEMIL FACILITY

Incomplete drain of an MC-1 bomb allowed excess of agent to enter metal parts furnace. The resulting temperature variations caused the system to shut down as designed. No agent was release to the environment as a result of the event.

13-Dec-98

TOCDF 99-01 (Chemical Event)

Toxic Cubicle

The strainer system on ACS-tank-101 was incorrectly reassembled following solids removal from the strainer basket. This allowed approximately 142 gals of liquid agent to spill into the containment sump of the Toxic Cubicle. The TOX containment sump can hold 512 gals of liquid. The agent was collected into the sump in the toxic cubicle and subsequently pumped to the agent spill tank. The TOX is designed for this contingency. The cause of the leak was an improperly sealed lid following a change-out of the agent strainer.

04-Apr-99

Weekly Report (GM 0674-99) (Chemical Event)

DFS Cyclone Bin

DAAMS tube detected agent for the DFS cyclone bin enclosure at 16.36 TWA. A second DAAMS analysis re sulted in 7.99 TWA. A portable ACAMS was then used to monitor the cyclone bin and enclosure. ACAMS readings were 0.0 TWA. Real-time Analysis Platform (RTAP) support was requested to monitor the area around the cyclone enclosure. The results of the RTAP monitoring were 0.00 TWA.

02-May-99

Weekly Report (GM 0756-99)

Unpack Area (Chemical Event)

Unpack Area (UPA) ACAMS - 203 alarmed at maximum reading of 508 TWA and the local ACAMS displayed 2080 TWA. UPA workers were evacuated and monitored out using ACAMS. Blood draws were performed on all potentially exposed workers. Blood draws on workers in dicated no depression of CHE. Once the ACAMS level dropped below the level of quantification, Monitoring Personnel went into the UPA to challenge ACAMS-203 and pull DAAMS tubes. ACAMS-203 alarmed at 0.29 TWA while personnel were in level C protective equipment. DAAMS tubes confirmed for GB Agent at 0.54 TWA. A safety investigation conducted.

21-May-99

TOCDF 99-02 (Chemical Event) [PMCD]

Unpack Area

Agent migrates from an Explosive Containment Room to Unpack Area (UPA). UPA ACAMS alarmed and seven workers donned their masks. Blood draws on workers indicated no depression of CHE. Probable source of agent vapors was migration from the ECR through the EVC to the UPA through the transfer airlocks, during the transfer of 2 ton containers.

Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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24-May-99

TOCDF 99-03 (Chemical Event) [PMCD]

Unpack Area

After removal of nose closures on 105mm projectiles, one had liquid agent in the burster well. Agent was not sus pected to be present in the burster well.

26-May-99

TOCDF 99-04 (Chemical Event) [PMCD]

Toxic Maintenance Area

Workers in the Toxic Maintenance Area (TMA) were removing bags of waste from trays for segregation and further processing. ACAMS alarmed and workers exited the TMA. Blood draws on workers indicated no depression of CHE.

04-Jun-99

TOCDF 99-05 (Chemical Event) [PMCD]

MDB

TOCDF experienced a global loss of power due to a loss of a substation in Tooele, Utah. Emergency generator # 101 failed to take the electrical load initially and generator # 102 had frequency and voltage fluctuations. These fluctuations caused breakers to trip open. MDB ventilation system began to degrade allowing agent vapor migration. A technical engineering analysis of the emergency electrical system was conducted.

20-Feb-00

TOCDF 00-01 (Chemical Event)

DFS Room

Two workers were repairing the Heated Discharge Conveyor (HDC) when an ACAMS alarmed. Workers exited immediately and sent to TOCDF Medical Clinic for evaluation. Blood draws on workers indicated no depression of CHE.

23-Feb-00

TOCDF 00-02 (non-surety)

Liquid Incinerator (LIC # 2)

30-gal barrel of slag tipped over by mechanical lift and ignited a small fire, which damaged a slag conveyor motor and electrical controls. Cause was failure of a sensor which stops conveyor when a barrel is present. Repairs to Slag conveyor motor and electrical controls.

27-Feb-00

TOCDF 00-03 (non-surety)

CHB

Agent detected inside an On-Site Container (ONC). The ONC is used to safety transport munitions from the storage area to demil facility. ONC moved to the UPA and processed. Leak contained in engineering controls.

19-Mar-00

TOCDF 00-04 (non-surety)

TOCDF

High winds interrupted commercial power. As a precaution TOCDF suspended munition processing. Demil process resumed after commercial power restored.

20-Apr-00

TOCDF 00-05 (non-surety)

DFS Air lock

Commercial power disrupted and TOCDF changed to emergency backup power. ACAMS alarmed in the DFS due to the interruption of the airflow. As a precaution TOCDF suspended munition processing and RTAPS deployed with negative readings. Demil process resumed after commercial power restored.

08-May-00

TOCDF 00-06 (Chemical Event) [DA SAFETY, CDC & UTAH DEQ]

TOCDF

During processing of GB rockets the Deactivation Furnace System (DFS) interlock shut off all burners due to pollution abatement system (PAS) air flow meter failure. ACAMS alarmed in the furnace stack during re-light of the furnace. No agent or munitions were being processed at time of the alarms. The perimeter monitor readings were all negative for agent. Investigation teams from CDC, Department of Army Safety and Utah (DSHW) conducted the investigation of stack release. Technical investigation completed with recommended procedural and design changes.

Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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26-Jun-00

TOCDF 00-07 (non-surety)

TOCDF

Non-confirmed reading - False positive readings at common stack caused by contaminated DAAMS tubes. Contamination caused by the calibration standards. Event closed.

14-Aug-00

TOCDF 00-08 (non-surety)

TOCDF (Non-surety)

Office employee suffering from acute allergies and Asthma had an adverse reaction to the cutting of weeds. The employee was transported to the hospital for treatment. Hospital doctors recommended she remain for observation and released the next day.

13-Oct-00

TOCDF 01-01 (Non-surety)

DCD BLDG. 4544

Truck driver fell from his truck and bruised his shoulder. The driver was taken to the hospital for treatment and released. No agent or munitions involved.

15-Oct-00

TOCDF 01-02 (Non-surety)

TOCDF

Employee had cardiac symptoms and was transported to hospital. Doctors concluded the man suffered from digitalis (excess salt) due to poor diet. Non-work related and no agent or munitions involved.

26-Oct-00

TOCDF 01-03 (Non-surety)

TOCDF

Employee suffered from shortness of breath due to a respiratory infection. Non-work related and no agent or munitions involved. Sent to hospital.

03-Nov-00

TOCDF 01-04 (Non-surety)

TOCDF

A propane leak at TOCDF caused a temporary shut down of operations. DCD Fire Department was summoned. The fire department set up gas detectors and determined that there was no immediate danger. No agent or munitions involved.

17-Nov-00

TOCDF 01-05 (Non-surety)

TOCDF

Operational shutdown - natural gas supplier Questar, informed DCD due to unseasonably cold weather gas supply was low. 20 Nov natural gas supply restored and processing resumed.

25-Nov-01

TOCDF 01-06 (Non-surety)

Personnel Maintenance Building,

A bag of TAP gear was being monitored when ACAMS alarmed. Bag sent to TMA to be processed.

26-Nov-01

TOCDF 01-07 (Non-Surety)

Personnel Maintenance Building,

A bag of TAP gear was being monitored when ACAMS alarmed. Bag sent to TMA to be processed.

05-Dec-00

TOCDF 01-08 (Non-Surety)

Liquid Incinerator (LIC # 1)

Slag barrel spilled causing a small fire. Repairs to Slag conveyor motor and electrical controls.

18-Dec-01

TOCDF 01-09 (Non-Surety)

Filter Bank # 9

During filter change operation the plastic bag ripped. No agent detected.

28-Dec-00

TOCDF 01-10 (Non-Surety)

TOCDF

Employee had symptoms of an appendicitis or gall bladder attack. He was transported hospital. Non-work related and no agent or munitions involved.

01-Jan-01

TOCDF 01-11 (Non-Surety)

ACAMS 107B

TOCDF experienced a small electrical fire (heat trace) with ACAMS sample line. Fire extinguished with dry-chemical fire extinguisher. No agent or munitions involved.

02-Feb-01

TOCDF 01-12 (Non-Surety) [PMCD]

Chemical Assessment Lab (CAL) - 90 Day hood (Non-Surety)

Lab waste was not sufficiently deconned prior to move ment to the 90-day hood. Lab area under engineering controls no agent release. Local investigation being conducted.

Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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16-Feb-01

TOCDF 01-13 (Non-Surety) [PMCD]

CAL - Rm. 114

Two 50-ml plastic centrifuge tubes containing 10-ml so lution were transported between rooms without secondary containment. No Lab personnel were in room at time of the ACAMS alarm.

21-Feb-01

TOCDF 01-14 (Non-Surety) [PMCD]

CAL - Rm. 115

Waste vial was not filled with bleach. Investigation into Lab practices initiated covering recent Non-surety events with the Lab.

27-Feb-01

TOCDF 01-15 (Non-surety)

Liquid Incinerator-Secondary Room

Inadvertently shut down of ventilation system. All agent vapor maintained under engineering controls. LIC secondary room was maintained under engineering controls. No agent release.

13-Mar-01

TOCDF 01-16 (Non-surety)

Liquid Incinerator (LIC # 2)

Slag barrel overfilled during slag tap causing a small fire. Damaged electrical wiring and conveyor system in the slag pit.

02-Apr-01

TOCDF 01-17 (Non-surety)

Explosive Containment Room B

Bottom gated opened and failed to cycle completely - Gate remained in the open position. Sheared rocket pieces over-heated and flashed. Deluge system activated extinguishing the fire.

19-Apr-01

TOCDF 01-18 (Non-surety)

Personnel Maintenance Building

Monitoring of TAP Gear in the cotton goods room ACAMS alarmed. Bags moved to the Toxic Maintenance Area for further processing.

05-May-01

TOCDF 01-19 (Non-surety)

Liquid Incinerator (LIC # 2)

Slag fire of less than 1 pound burned out a sensor. Not reported as event because of size.

JACADS

Date

Event Control Number

Building

Comments

30-Jun-90

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence) [PMCD]

Munitions Demilitarization Building (MDB)

After processing the first 15 rockets, the DAAMS tubes were collected and analyzed. Several DAAMS tubes were confirmed positive, but there were no ACAMS alarms. Determined to be the analysis of a DAAMS tube from the ECR which was saturated with GB.

08-Dec-90

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Common Stack

Agent feed to the LIC was shut off and the 20 PSIG air purge for 10 seconds was insufficient to purge the agent line into the furnace. As the furnace cooled down, agent vapors were released into the chamber and pulled through the furnace system by the ID fan. Technical investigation conducted and procedures changed.

31-Oct-90

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Observation Corridor (09-123)

During feed rate capacity test the primary burner locked out on flamed failure. Possible agent migration through cracks in the wall which separates the LIC from the Observation Corridor. HVAC engineers performed smoke test and found leaks at the upper joint. Separation wall repaired.

15-Nov-90

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Perimeter Stations

No ACAMS agent alarms sounded in the “Red Hat” or any other JACADS area. No DAAMS confirmation was

Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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received from any other operation. Investigation conclusion was no agent present. DAAMS tubes were contaminated.

30-Sep-91

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Lower Observation Corridor

Worker dropped a vial of dilute VX standard. Spill deconned and area monitored.

22-Dec-91

JACADS – (Chemical Event)

LSS Station # 77

Detection of VX in DAAMS samples taken from LSS station # 77. Contamination of the DAAMS valve, LSS-VALVE-868 silver fluoride pads assembly. Operator was wearing contaminated gloves and transferred contamination. LSS reconnected to a different manifold with zero readings. Operating procedures changed.

21-Jan-92

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence) [PMCD]

DFS

Processing VX-filled M55 Rockets when a detonation occurred within the DFS, causing the kiln to stop rotating.

30-May-92

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Liquid

During slag removal and small sliver of glass punctured the operators Tyvex protective clothing cutting the operators calf. Blood draw was normal.

03-Jul-92

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Toxic Cubicle

Maintenance personnel enter toxic cubicle to replace an instrument and valve. When one of the agent transfer lines was cut, a dark oily substance leaked out. ACAMS readings began to rise. Personnel in level B left the toxic cubicle. Blood draw on entrants was negative. Operators reentered in DPE suits and finished maintenance operation.

2-Jan-93

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence) [PMCD]

Explosive Containment Room-A

During M60 105mm projectile processing within the ECR a fire occurred along the miscellaneous parts conveyor. Fire was contained within the ECR. Changes made to the equipment and increased frequency of ECR cleanup of residual explosives.

17-Mar-93

JACADS – (Chemical Event) [PMCD]

MDB

Raytheon Engineering and Constructors worker potentially exposure to Mustard Agent (HD). Worker developed blister(s) on leg after handling HD contaminated waste materials.

19-Mar-93

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

MPB

120V AC extension cord over heated due to a short causing a small fire. The fire was extinguished with an ABC fire extinguisher

8-Dec-93

JACADS – (Chemical Event)

MDB

CON operator noted the agent level in ACS-tank-102 was not increasing. Draining process stopped and a remote camera scan of MPB conducted. Scan revealed agent discharging onto the floor. Investigation revealed a manual block value was closed on the ACS Tank. Agent backed up the piping and spilled onto the floor of the MPB. All agent maintained under engineering controls. Corrective actions taken to prevent reoccurrence

13-Dec-93

JACADS – (Chemical Event)

Lower Observation Corridor (LOC)

Entrants entrained agent into LOC via airlocks. Technical Investigation completed and operation procedures changed.

18-Dec-93

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

SDS-Pump

Worker received a caustic burn (non-chemical agent) on his left hand. Protective clothing inadequate for task.

Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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07-Jan-94

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

MDB - Exhaust Filter System

Momentary power failure and subsequent loss of ventilation in the MDB. No confirmed agent detected in Category C areas. Corrective action JACADS on own separate power distribution system.

13-Jan-94

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Lower Observation Corridor (LOC)

Entrants entrained agent into LOC via airlocks. ACAMS monitoring the LOC had a positive reading slightly above LOQ but below the TWA. Technical Investigation completed and operation procedures changed.

14-Mar-94

JACADS – (Chemical Event)

Explosive Containment Room B

Top feed gate did not open allowing cut rocket sections 2, 3, 4, and 5 to remain on top of the feed gate. Cut sections flashed causing a small fire. Deluge system water spray extinguished the fire. Rocket processing halted. All agent vapors maintained under engineering controls. Investigation conducted and corrective actions taken - install top feed gate brushes and program change to Logic Controller.

15-Mar-94

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

MPF

During Capability test of Metal Parts Furnace (MPF) three- (3) pressure spikes were observed. Note all projectiles had the burster wells pulled.

23-Mar-94

JACADS – (Chemical Event) [PMCD]

Common Stack

LIC was being ramped down (controlled cooling operation) for slag removal. Minute amount of GB released via common stack. Technical Investigation completed and operation procedures changed.

20-Apr-94

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Lower Observation Corridor (LOC)

Entrants entrained agent into LOC via airlocks. ACAMS monitoring the LOC had a positive reading slightly above LOQ but below the TWA. Technical Investigation completed and operation procedures changed.

21-Apr-94

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

LIC/MPF airlock

MDB filter unit taken off-line to perform maintenance. Air dampers on spare filter did not operate properly causing a fluctuation in the MDB. Agent maintained under engineering controls. Agent alarm in LIC/MPF airlock. Cause limit switch failure. Corrective actions taken.

19-Nov-94

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence) [PMCD]

Explosive Containment Room

Detonation of rocket on fuzz shear causes agent migration to observation corridor. All agent vapor contained under engineering controls and exhausted through the MDB charcoal filter units.

2-Mar-95

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

JACADS Perimeter

Unconfirmed perimeter DAAMS for GB.

17-Mar-95

JACADS – (Chemical Event)

Filter 404

Release of agent vapor from filter bank 404. Agent detected in temporary enclosure below the GPI level and registered within the range of 0.31 - 0.39 of the GPI level. Filter bank was off line and restarted and “air-washed”.

17-Jan-95

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

JACADS - MDB

Power failure with agent migration. No agent detected in Category C areas.

16-Aug-96

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Upper Observation Corridor

A low-level indication of GB vapor was detected in the Observation Corridors. Cause temporary loss of power.

28-Aug-96

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

JACADS

Loss of power.

Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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19-Dec-96

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Upper Observation Corridor

During a heavy rainstorm a ground fault occurred causing the power grid to become unstable. Loss of power with agent readings in an Observation Corridor.

22-Apr-97

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

JACADS

CONR-110 rack 16 faulted resulting in loss of power.

17-Jul-97

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Filter 407

GB vapors in filter airlock for filter bank 407.

7-Sep-97

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

MDB Observation Corridor

Indications of GB vapors in MDB Observation Corridors.

2-Feb-98

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

Common PAS

ACAMS alarm at common PAS stack (due to promo w/ burster case intact being sent to MPF), no agent detected. ACAMS alarmed due to products of incomplete combustion.

16-Jan-00

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

JACADS Treaty Trailer

Operational anomaly in JACADS Treaty Trailer. No agent operations at the time of reading. False positive.

04-Apr-00

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

MDB

Removing contaminated clothes after deconned. Blood draws on workers indicated no depression of CHE.

11-Apr-00

JACADS – (Unusual Occurrence)

JACADS

Operational anomaly during training exercise.

23-Apr-00

USACAP 00-01 – (Chemical Event)

JACADS

Sample of liquid contained in a 55-gal drum had a positive reading for VX. Blood draws on 29 people indicated no depression of CHE. Technical investigation completed with recommended procedural changes.

19-Oct-00

USACAP 01-01 – (Chemical Event)

DFS PAS

Ash from DFS cyclone contained low levels of VX. 4 workers & 1 OPCW inspector sent for blood draw. All five individuals with no CHE depression.

05-Dec-00

USACAP 01-02 – (Chemical Event) [PMCD]

JACADS HDC Waste Bin

Agent detected in ash removed from the DFS. Agent con tainment spill pillows are the possible source of agent readings in ash. No personnel exposures.

Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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Suggested Citation:"Appendix B Chronicle of Chemical Events and Other Occurrences at TOCDF and JACADS As Identified by PMCD." National Research Council. 2002. Evaluation of Chemical Events at Army Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10574.
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