2003Unpublished venueOpen access

Results from Analyses of a Hanford Envelope A Radioactive Glass Waste Form

D.M. Ferrara

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As part of the River Protection Project (RPP), the United States Department of Energy (DOE) is developing a process for treating and immobilizing radioactive waste that is being stored in tanks at the DOE site in Hanford Washington. The results in this report are from analysis of a glass waste form that was produced by six furnace vitrification tests.

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As part of the River Protection Project (RPP), the United States Department of Energy (DOE) is developing a process for treating and immobilizing radioactive waste that is being stored in tanks at the DOE site in Hanford Washington. The results in this report are from analysis of a glass waste form that was produced by six furnace vitrification tests.

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As part of the River Protection Project (RPP), the United States Department of Energy (DOE) is developing a process for treating and immobilizing radioactive waste that is being stored in tanks at the DOE site in Hanford Washington. The results in this report are from analysis of a glass waste form that was produced by six furnace vitrification tests.

Key concepts: Vitrification, Hanford Site, Radioactive waste, Waste management, High-level waste, Environmental science, Engineering, Nuclear physics

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