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16 storing the drums. All work ws done by expedition staff of six people Air state control 14.08. 17 Air state control 15.08. 18 Dead time, storm. 16.08. 19 Air baseline sampling. 18.08. 20 Fuel and lubricant sampling (oil, spent oil, etc.) and soil sampling, labeling of accumulations of drums fuel and lubricant (oil, spent oil, etc.), containing PCB or possibly containing PCB. 20.08. 21 Determination of new boundaries of the area of the Severnaya Bay. Sea water sampling. 21.08. 22 Fround sampling (soil). 23.08 23 Conservation of work module and equipment. 24.08. 24 Crossing from scratch house (old barrack) to a new building of frontier post Nagurskoe. 25.08. 25 Packing of pressed drums per 14 17 pcs. 26.08. 29.08. 26 Shipment of pressed and packed drums on-board tanker Kotlas. 30.08. 27 Waiting for a charter flight Arkhangelsk, preparation of the report 31.08. 01.09. 28 Charter flight - frontier post Nagurskoe Murmansk Arkhangelsk. 02.09. 29 Transportation of three members to Moscow. 03.09. 30 Receiving of pressed and packed drums from tanker Kotlas in Arkhangelsk and submission to LLC AMG for disposal 04.09. 05.09. 31 Return of the head of expedition to Moscow. 06.09. 32 Preparation of the report. 07.09. 30.09. 14.1. Experimental disposal of drums by burning up and compacting For the experimental work on the of disposal of drums used the following scheme works: 1. Arbitrary collection of empty, partially filled with fuel and lubricant, and full fuel and lubricant drums, subject to recycling. 2. Autopsy (if available) tubes drums and clarify the amount of waste in a drum. 3. Express check drums of liquid waste in the presence of PCB in the fuel and lubricant quality by the reaction of organochlorine compounds with copperyu the color of the flame. 4. Collection drums containing ice, heat module. 5. Pumping of fuel and lubricant residues from drums in the tank. 6. Rinsing with water pumped out of drums. 7. Removal from the drum top cover with angle grinders (Bulgarian), reciprocating saws and electric scissors for metal. 8. Firing uncovered drums by installing Fakel-1M. 9. Pressing drums with hydraulic press TM-22TPF. 10. Warehousing and packing drums on the shore 11. Loading packed drums per vessel. 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 212
12. Filing drums for disposal in Arkhangelsk. During the work, the drum with a mini-tractor with a cart going to the work area number 1 of technological platforms. When collecting drum zone number 1 autopsy was performed tube drum in order to determine in her presence and the approximate volume of process fluid (probe). In the case of presence in a vat of liquid phase fluid, it is using the truck passed into the zone number 2 for the rapid analysis of liquids for the presence of PCB compounds and the subsequent opening of the bottom, after emptying the drums, in the absence of such contaminants. In the absence of the presence of PCB compounds in drums made the following operations: - To be destroyed if a drum was filled with more than 2 / 3 of its volume, it is transported by truck to tanks where the process of pumping the liquid in the tank. Pumping of liquids carried out by a pump Grundof. - If the discarded drum was filled in less than 2 / 3 of its volume, it passed into the zone number 3 for the burning of residues on the setting Fakel-1M, followed by compaction by the press. In that case, if drum was solid phase (ice), it is by truck passed in the technological unit for prethawing. After thawing samples and proximate analysis was carried out in accordance with the method described above. If the drum was empty and did not contain any technical liquids, was passed on to the compaction press. Drums of detecting signs of PCB compounds were marked with white paint and dumped on a separate site. Thus, the organization of technological process in the area number 3 is carried out in two streams: stream of drums to be sent to the compaction (initial empty drums, empty drums after removing remnants of technical liquids and washing); stream of drums to be sent to a preliminary roasting, followed by compaction (drums filled with less than 2 / 3 of the volume in the absence of their PCB waste). After the implementation of the firing and compacting drums held their storage. Pressed for storage casks used two platforms. First on the shore of the bay, about 300 m ESE from the work site, the second in the 100 - 130 m to the ESE of the construction site. On the first landing compacted drums were filled with three wooden, metal containers that are convenient for the subsequent transport of the drums on the ship. A total of 130 containers were placed in drums. The second site was chosen near the job site, on the horizontal section on the windward side. On this site had been stored 870 drums. These drums were tied with wire in bundles, 14 - 17 pieces for ease of onward transport. In carrying out the work in the area number 1 it was found that of 1,238 drums of selected about 87 pieces have been partially filled with kerosene, about 78 pieces - diesel fuel. Drums containing the remains of gasoline, was not. Drums of gasoline were under a dry and empty, or full of holes and the remnants of only water. The number of drums, containing PCB-waste, was 8 pieces. 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 213
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APPROVED Project Coordinator ______
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LIST OF CONTENT 1 INTRODUCTION 7 2
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10 DEVELOPMENT OF TECHMOLOGICAL PRO
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1. INTRODUCTION This report contain
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2. ADDITIONAL SURVEY FOR SELECTING
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Table 2.2.1 Field work schedule Dat
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Picture 2.2.3 Tracked vehicle in th
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Picture 2.2.7 Accumulation of drums
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Picture 2.2.11 Wooden drum with tec
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Picture 2.2.15 Oil spill on the lan
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Picture 2.2.19 Diesel building (sit
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Picture 2.2.23 Accumulation of drum
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Picture 2.2.27 Destroyed building,
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Picture 2.2.31 PCB-containing insid
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Picture 2.2.35 Transformers, Antenn
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3 ADDITIONAL SURVEY FOR SELECTING A
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Map symbols Area boundaries Samplin
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Picture3.1.6 Schematic map of sampl
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Area Point Table 3.1.2 Location of
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Continuation of Table 3.1.2 1 2 3 4
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Table 3.1.3 gives the number of dig
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Territory of the radar station comm
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Picture 3.1.4 Accumulation of drums
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Picture 3.1.8 Radar station equipme
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Picture 3.1.12 High-voltage current
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Picture 3.1.16 Chemical agent pack
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wooden gantries; power lines; hea
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Figure4.1.1 Situational plan of the
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No. Number of the site on situation
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Figure4.2.1 Situational plan of of
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4.2.2 Territory of the abandoned po
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39 295 Territory littered with meta
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5 ASSESSMENT OF SOIL AND GROUND POL
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introduction of a methyl substituen
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The study of heavy metal content le
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When soil is contaminated with one
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toxic waste. In this case, the remo
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Point no. Soil type Pollution signs
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Table 5.2.6 Concentration of pollut
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Total 15 PCB mg/kg 0.00016 0.08957
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Figure 5.2.1 Spatial characteristic
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5.4 Severnaya Bay 5.4.1 Area of fue
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Parameter Unit Concentration Concen
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Parameter Unit Table 5.2.8 Content
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On average content of volatile arom
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Table 5.2.9 Content of pollutants i
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Table 5.2.10 Content of pollutants
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6. RESULTS OF THE LABORATORY STUDY
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metal drums (4 pcs) drum without la
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TU 38.1011007-84. Process Oil IMSi-
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Continuation of Table 6.1.2 Paramet
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6.1.2 Severnaya Bay area Area of fu
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Parameter to bedetermined, unit of
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Territory of the abandoned polar st
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6.1.3. Area of the abandoned air-de
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Area of radar station Parameter to
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Parameter to bedetermined, unit of
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No. of site Table 6.2.3 PCB content
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No. of site No. of sample Table 6.2
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No. of site No. of samp Grade (type
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7. SUBSTANTIATION OF EXPERIMENTAL S
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Figure 7.2 Location of the objects
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Figure7.4 Location of the objects c
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8. DETERMINATION OF INNOVATIVE TECH
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The decontamination of condensers w
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unidentified substances occurs with
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places. In this connection, with re
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is determined whether a waste is fu
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9. DEVELOPMENT OF TECHMOLOGICAL PRO
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Amount reagent is determined by sta
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hazardous waste only. The principle
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