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Rustick, Joseph H., Kosson, David S., Krahn, Steven L., Ryan, Michael T., Benson, Craig H., Clarke, James H. |
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Remediation Journal; Dec2015, Vol. 26 Issue 1, p69-91, 23p |
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Near surface disposal facility design and management are examined and compared using a systems approach that defines facility performance as a function of three components (or subsystems): the disposal facility design (cover systems and bottom liners); the properties of the waste (waste composition, waste form and waste package); and the site-specific environmental features (climate, geology, and hydrology). We report an evaluation of five DOE near surface disposal facility case studies, selected to provide a 'representative' sample that included disposal sites with a range of waste and environmental characteristics across the DOE. The facilities selected were the Savannah River E-Area Engineered Trenches, Hanford Integrated Disposal Facility, Idaho Radioactive Waste Management Complex, Oak Ridge Environmental Management Waste Management Facility, and Nevada National Security Site Area 5. ©2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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