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Appendix D: Incedental Waste
Appendix D: Incedental Waste
Pages 132-134
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The two procedures for determining if a waste may be considered incidental to reprocessing are citation and evaluation. · Citation Waste incidental to reprocessing by citation includes spent nuclear fuel reprocessing plant wastes that meet the description included in the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking [34 FR (Federal Register)
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DETERMINATION OF HIGH-LEVEL WASTE SUPERNATES AS INCIDENTAL TO REPROCESSING Determination of high-level waste supernates as incidental to reprocessing is a key administrative and regulatory precursor step to the direct grout option. The Savannah River Site has requested a review by the USNRC of their process to categorize the residual waste in the tanks as incidental (U.S.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 2000~. This memorandum indicates that DOE is responsible for determining whether the waste is incidental, and that the USNRC will not propose special criteria for alternate classification of the waste as Class C Low-Leve!
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