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13. SELECTION OF INDUSTRIAL SITE AND INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT
13.1. Determination of boundaries drum storage facility and dump near the Severnaya
Bay
In the framework of works on the third phase of the pilot project was carried out
additional determination of boundaries drum storage facility and dump near the Severnaya
Bay.
As a result of this work it was found that the property line store fuel and lubricant near the
Severnaya Bay, as defined in the May expedition of 2010, generally carried out correctly, but
does not include landfill drum adjacent to the warehouse, because the landfill, consisting, in
mainly from the underlying drums were during the works (May 2010) covered with snow.
More precise boundaries of the site (Figure 2.1.) Dumps these into account. The new
boundaries of the site held the right bank of the creek, which connects Lake Pinegina with the
Severnaya Bay, on the southern shore of the lake. Then the boundary passes through land in
the general direction of south-west up to the watershed, further to the south up to the shore of
the bay. The southern boundary runs along the bank of the Severnaya Bay. Turning points of
the new border of the plot are given in Table 2.1. On visual estimates at this site is about 15 -
18 000 drums. Approximately 60% - 70% of these drums are empty, about 15% of total (TC,
oil, working out, etc.), the remaining drums are filled with half or less. Right (east) of the
selected site borders on the beach the Severnaya Bay and on the slopes of a landfill, mostly
empty drums. On visual estimates there are about 1000 drums. Because this dump does not
apply to the storage fuel and lubricant in the Severnaya Bay, it is not mapped.
FINAL REPORT for Contract No. CS-NPA-Arctic-13/2009 of December 01, 2009 within the framework of pilot project
Development of Technology of clean up of the area of Decommissioned Sites of The Russian Federation Ministry of Defense in
the Arctic by the Example of Alexanra Island of Franz Josef Land Archipelago from Hazardous Waste
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