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APPENDIX G<br />

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OFALTERNATIVE 4:<br />

ENTOMBMENT WITH INTERNALAND<br />

EXTERNAL WASTE DISPOSAL<br />

DOE/RL-2001-1 t<br />

Rev. I Draft I3<br />

Redline/Strikeout<br />

This appendix presents a description of details for the Alternative 4 dispositioning of the<br />

221-U Facility. Alternative 4 involves disposal of wastes into available spaces within the<br />

interior of the 221-U Facility and placement of waste in a waste disposal area located within the<br />

engineered fill around the building. When complete. Alternative 4 transforms the existing<br />

221-U Facility and its surroundings into a permanent near-surface burial complex for <strong>Hanford</strong><br />

<strong>Site</strong> generated low-level wastes.<br />

For this alternative, legacy equipment currently stered on the anvon deck<br />

and in the process cells would be reduced in size and volume and then placed into the process<br />

cells and grouted. The een5+en-ePerating deekcanvon deck and its three galleries would be<br />

prepared for acceptance as a disposal site for low-level Class C or lower wastes. Waste would be<br />

containerized by others prior to receipt at 221 U. After placement, the containers would be filled<br />

with grout. Building voids not filled with waste would be grouted. The building and disposed<br />

waste would be protected from water infiltration by an engineered barrier. The engineered<br />

barrier would be placed on top of engineered fill and would cover the entire footprint of the<br />

building. The side slopes of the engineered fill would be constructed with an erosion protection<br />

layer. Together, these three elements make up the environmental cap. Adjacent facilities and<br />

wastes sites that are located within the footprint of the environmental cap must be remediated to<br />

support implementation of Alternative 4. The adjacent aboveground facilities would be<br />

dispositioned as part of Alternative 4 activities. However, remediation of the wastes sites is not<br />

included as part of Alternative 4.<br />

The following key assumptions have been made in the development of this alternative:<br />

This alternative does not account for the remediation of waste sites within the perimeter of<br />

the environmental cap. It is assumed that these sites would be addressed by other projects in<br />

time to implement Alternative 4. Remediation of waste sites beyond the Alternative 4<br />

environmental cap footprint are also outside the Alternative 4 scope and would be addressed<br />

by future projects using the remedial action alternative selected for the appropriate 200 Area<br />

operable unit. For cost-estimating purposes, it is assumed that there are no contamination<br />

Final Feasibility Stadyjor the Canyon Disposirion fnitialive (221-U Facility)<br />

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