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2.0 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Permitting 1-6 15 08/96 1-6 _ 16 10/96
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3.0 Form 1-FDH 1-4 10/01/96
4.1.1.2 105-DR Large Sodium Fire Facility 1-7 2 11/16/87 1-10 3 10/01/96
4.1.1.3 1706-KE Waste Treatment System 1-14 2 11/16/87 1-14 3 10/01/96
4.2.1.1 221-T Containment Systems Test Facility 1-7 2 11/16/87 1-7 3 10/01/96
4.2.1.4 242-A Evaporator 1-12 6 01/25/95 1-11 7 10/01/96
4.2.1:5 Grout Treatment Facility 1-14 4 07/22/92 1-15 5 10/01/96
4.2.1.6 T Plant Complex 1-27 5 12/19/95 1-27 6 10/01/96
4.2.1.7 241-Z Treatment and Storage Tanks 1-8 3 06/24192 1-8 4 10/01/96
4.2.1.8 B Plant Complex 1-25 4 05/17/96 1-27 5 10/01/96
4.2.1.9 222-S Laboratory Complex 1-15 3 11/04/94 1-16 4 10/01 196
4.2.1.10 204-AR Waste Unloading Station 1-10 3 11/04/94 1-9 4 10101/96
4.2.1.11 PUREX Plant 1-21 7 05/17/96 1-21 8 10/01/96
4.2.1.12 Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant 1-10 4 09/30/91 1-10 5 10/01/96
4.2.1.13 200 Area Effluent Treatment Facility 1-9 1 08/25/93 1-9 _ 2 10/01/96
4.2.1.14 Waste Receiving and Processing 1 1-29
Volume 2
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Contents 1.3 15 08196 1-3. 16 _70/96
4.2.2.2 Double-Shell Tank System 1-48 7 11/04/94 1-36 8 10/01/96
4.2.2.4 2727-WA SRE Sodium Storage Building 1-9 0 11/25/87 1-9 1 TO/01/96
4.2.2.5 PUREX Storage Tunnels 1-9 4 05/17/96 1-9 5 10/01/96
4.2.2.6 224-T Transuranic Waste Storage and Assay Facility 1-16 5 02/09/96 1-16 .^ 6 10/01/96
4.2.2.7 Central Waste Complex 1-37 3 01/25/95 1-27 4 10/01/96
4.2.2.8 Single-Shell Tank System 1-40 3 12/22/93 1-43 4 _1-0/01 196
4.2.2.9 207-A South Retention Basin 1-7 1 08/23/93 1-7 2 10/01/96
4.2.2.10 Liquid Effluent Retention Facility 1.7 4 02/09/96 1-7 _. 5 10/01/96
4.2.3.1 Low-Level Burial Grounds 1-31 7 11/04/94 1-21 8 10/01/96
4.2.3.6 216-B-63 Trench 1-7 2 11/16/87 1-7 - 3 10/01/96
Volume 3
Contents 1-3 15 08/96 1-3 16 10/96
4.3.1.1 3718-F Alkali Metal Treatment and Storage Area 1-7 3 12/20/91 1-7 4 10/01/96
4.3.1.5 300 Area Waste Acid Treatment System 1-20 4 03/13/96 1-20 5 10/01/96
4.3.1.6 303-M Oxide Facility 1.8 0 05/19/88 1-8 1 10/01/96
4.3.2.2 303-K Storage Unit 1-9 4 12/16/93 1-8 5 10/01/96
4.4.1.1 437-MASF 1-7 2 11/16/87 1-7 3 10/01/96
4.4.2.1 4843 Alkali Metal Storage Facility 1-11 2 05/31/91 1-11 3 10/01/96
4.4.2.2 Sodium Storage Facility and Sodium Reaction Facility 1-9 0 05/01/95 1-9 - 1 10/01/96
4.5.2.1 616 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste Storage Facility 1-25 5 09/08/93 1-14 6 10/01/96
4.5.2.2 600 Area Purgewater Storage and Treatment Faclity 1-7 1 07/21/95 1-7 2 10/01/96
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Title: HANFORD FACILITY DANGEROUS WASTE PART A PERMIT
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2.0 Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Permitting
Status
1-6 15 08/96 1-6 16 10/96
3.0 Form 1-FDH 1-4 10/01/96
4.1.1.2 105-DR Large Sodium Fire Facility 1-7 2 11/16/87 1-10 3 10101196
4.1.1.3 1706-KE Waste Treatment System 1-14 2 11116/87 1-14 3 10/01/96
4.2.1.1 221-T Containment Systems Test Facility 1-7 2 11/16/87 1-7 3 10/01/96
4.2.1.4 242-A Evaporator 1-12 6 01125/95 1-11 7. 10101/96
4.2.1.5 Grout Treatment Facility 1-14 4 07/22/92 1.15 5 10101/96
4.2.1.6 T Plant Complex 1.27 5 12/19/95 1-27 6 10101/96
4.2.1.7 241-Z Treatment and Storage Tanks 1.8 3 06/24/92 1-8 4 10/01/96
4.2.1.8 B Plant Complex 1-25 4 05/17/96 1-27 5 10/01/96
4.2.1.9 222-S Laboratory Complex 1-15 3 11/04/94 1-16 4 10/01196
4.2.1.10 204-AR Waste Unloading Station 1-10 3 11/04/94 1-9 4 10/01/96
4.2.1.11 PUREX Plant 1-21 7 05117/96 1.21 8 10/01/96
4.2.1.12 Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant 1-10 4 09/30/91 1-10 5 10/01196
4.2.1.13 200 Area Effluent Treatment Facility 1-9 1 08/25/93 1-9 _ 2 10/01/96
4.2.1.14 Waste Receiving and Processing 1 1-29 0 01/25195 1.20 1 10/01/96
Volume 2
Contents 1-3 15 08/96 1-3 16 10196
4.2.2.2 Double-Shell Tank System 1-48 7 11/04/94 1.36 8 10/01/96
4.2.2.4 2727-WA SRE Sodium Storage Building .1-9 0 11/25/87 1-9 1 10/01/96
4.2.2.5 PUREX Storage Tunnels 1-9 4 05117/96 1.9 -5 10/01/96
4.2.2.6 224-T Transuranic Waste Storage and Assay Facility 1-16 5 02/09/96 1-16 6 10/01/96
4.2.2.7 Central Waste Complex 1-37 3 01/25/95 1-27 4 10/01/96
4.2.2.8 Single-Shell Tank System 1-40 3 12122/93 1-43 - 4 10/01/96
4.2.2.9 207-A South Retention Basin 1-7 1 08/23/93 1-7 - 2 10/01/96
4.2.2.10 Liquid Effluent Retention Facility 1-7 4 02/09/96 1-7 - 5 10/01/96
4.2.3.1 Low-Level Burial Grounds 1-31 7 11/04/94 1.21 8 10101196
4.2.3.6 216-B-63 Trench 1-7 2 11/16/87 1-7 3 10/01/96
Volume 3
Contents 1-3 15 08196 1-3 16 10/96
4.3.1.1 3718-F Alkali.Metal Treatment and Storage Area 1-7 3 12/20/91 1-7 4 10/01/96
4.3.1.5 300 Area Waste Acid Treatment System 1-20 4 03/13/96 1-20 5 10/01/96
4.3.1.6 303-M Oxide Facility 1-8 0 05/19188 1-8 1 10/01/96
4.3.2.2 303-K Storage Unit 1-9 4 12/16/93 1.8 5 10/01/96
4.4.1.1 437-MASF 1-7 2 11116/87 1.7 - 3 10/01/96
4.4.2.1 4843 Alkali Metal Storage Facility 1-11 2 05/31191 1.11 3 10/01/96
4.4.2.2 Sodium Storage Facility and Sodium Reaction Facility 1-9 0 05/01/95 1-9 - 1 10101/96
4.5.2.1 616 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste Storage Facility 1-25 5 09/08/93 1-14 6 10101196
4.5.2.2 600 Area Purgewater Storage and Treatment Faclity 1-7 1 07121195 1-7 2 10/01/96
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2,0 PERMITTING STATUS FOR DANGEROUS WASTE TREATMENT, STORAGE,
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3.0 FORM 1 - DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
4.0 FORM 3 - DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION,
4.1 100 AREA FACILITIES
DOE/RL-88-21
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4.1.1 Treatment Facilities
4.1.1.1 1324-N Surface Impoundment 3 .
4.1.1.2 105-DR Sodium Fire Facility 3
4.1.1.3 1706-KE Waste Treatment System 3
4.1.1.4 183-H Solar Evaporation Basins 4
4.1.2 Disposal Facilities
4.1.2.1 1301-N Liquid Waste Disposal Facility 5
4.1.2.2 1325-N Liquid Waste Disposal Facility 5
4.1.2.3 1324-NA Percolation Pond 3
4.1.2.4 100-D Ponds 4
4.2 200 AREA FACILITIES
4.2.1 Treatment Facilities
♦ = Revised this issue.
4.2.1.5 Grout Treatment Facility 5
4.2.1.6 T Plant Complex 6
4.2.1.7 241-Z Treatment and Storage Tanks 4
4.2.1.8 B Plant Complex 5
4.2.1.9 222-S Laboratory Complex 4
4.2.1.10 204-AR Waste Unloading Station 4 ♦
4.2.1.11 PUREX Plant 8
4.2.1.12 Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant 5
4.2.1.13 200 Area Effluent Treatment Facility 2 ♦
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4.2.2.2 Double-Shell Tank System 8
4.2.2.3 Hexone Storage and Treatment Facility 3
4.2.2.4 2727-WA SRE Sodium Storage Building 1
4.2.2.5 PUREX Storage Tunnels 5
4.2.2.6 224-T Transuranic Waste Storage and Assay
Facility 6
4.2.2.7 Central Waste Complex 4
4.2.2.8 Single-Shell Tank System 4
4.2.2.9 207-A South Retention Basin 2 •
4.2.2.10 Liquid Effluent Retention Facility 5
4.2.2.11 241-CX Tank System 3
4.2.3 Disposal Facilities
4.2.3.1 Low-Level Burial Grounds 8
4.2.3.5 216-B-3 Main Pond 5
4.2.3.6 216-B-63 Trench 3
4.2.3.7 216-A-10 Crib 3
4.2.3.8 216-U-12 Crib 3
4.2.3.9 216-A-36B Crib 1
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4.3.1 Treatment Facilities
4.3.1.1 3718-F Alkali Metal Treatment and
Storage Area 4
4.3.1.2 324 Pilot Plant 3
♦ = Revised this issue.
4.3.1.5 300 Area Waste Acid Treatment System 5
4.3.1.6 303-M Oxide Facility 1
4.3.1.7 325 Hazardous Waste Treatment Units 3
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4.3.2.2 303-K Storage Unit
4.3.2.3 305-B Storage Facility
4.3.2.4 332 Storage Facility
4.3.3 Disposal Facilities
4.3.3.1 300 Area Process Trenches
4.4 400 AREA FACILITIES
4.4.1 Treatment Facilities
4.4.1.1 437-MASF
4.4.2 Storage Facilities
4.4.2.1 4843 Alkali Metal Storage
Facility
4.4.2.2 Sodium Storage Facility and
Sodium Reaction Facility
4.5 600 AREA FACILITIES
4.5.1 Treatment Facilities
(cont)
4.5.2 Storage Facilities
4.5.2.1 616 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste
Storage Facility
4.5.2.2 600 Area Purgewater Storage and
Treatment Facility
4.5.3 Disposal Facility
4.5.3.1 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste
Landfill
4.6 1100 AREA FACILITIES
4.6.1
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DOE/RL-88-21
Permitting Status
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This section contains a permitting status table and an explanation of the contents
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UNIT CD-OP AREA PERMIT TYPE
1324-N SURFACE BHI 100 A/C
IMPOUNDMENT
105-DR SODIUM FIRE FDH 100 A/C
FACILITY
1706-KE WASTE FDH 100 A
TREATMENT SYSTEM
183-H SOLAR BHI 100 A/C
EVAPORATION BASINS
1301-N LIQUID BHI 100 A/C
WASTE DISPOSAL
FACILITY
1325-N LIQUID BHI 100 A/C
WASTE DISPOSAL
FACILITY
1324-NA BHI 100 A/C
PERCOLATION POND
100-D PONDS BHI 100 A/C
221-T CONTAINMENT FDH 2OOW A
SYSTEMS TEST
FACILITY
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2727-WA SHE SODIUM FDH 2O0W A
STORAGE BUILDING
PUREX STORAGE FDH 200E A/B
TUNNELS
224-T TRANSURANIC ION 20OW A/B
WASTE STORAGE AND
ASSAY FACILITY
CENTRAL WASTE FDH 2OOW A/B
COMPLEX
SINGLE-SHELL TANK FDH 2OOW -A/C
SYSTEM
207-A SOUTH FDH 200E A/C
RETENTION BASIN
LIQUID EFFLUENT FDH 200E A/B
RETENTION FACILITY
241-CX TANK SYSTEM BHI 200E A/C
LOW-LEVEL BURIAL FDH 2O0EW A/B
GROUNDS
216-5-10 POND AND BHI 20OW A/C
DITCH
2101 M.p,ONt1
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216-A-29 DITCH BHI 200E A/C
216-B-3 MAIN POND BHI 200E A/C
216-B-63 TRENCH FDH 200E A/C
216-A-10 CRIB BHI 200E A/C
216-U-12 CRIB BHI 20OW A/C
216-A-36B CRIB BHI 200E A/C
216-A-37-1 CRIB BHI 200E A/C
PERMITTING STATUS TABLE
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Permitting Status
Rev. 16, 02/97
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UNIT PART A DATE
TYPE
CLOSURE REV CLOSED COMMENT CLASS
INITIAL LATEST REV PART B
S 12/01/87 10/01/96 1 P/C M
S 12/01/87 10/01/96 5 07/26/96 3 A M
S 12/01/87 10/01/96 6 06/30/92 0 A M
TS 05/01/88 10/01/96 4 10/31/91 0 - A M
TS 02/01/88. 10/01/96 4 09/30/89 Dra A,C M
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S 02/26/90 10/01/96 2 C M
S 02/26/90 10/01/96 5 06/26/91 0 A M
S 07/10/90 06/30/94 3 C M
D 11/01/85 10/01/96 8 12/29/89 0 A M
D 02/01/87 06/30194 3 06/01/87 0 C M
TD 08/01/86 06/30/94 3 04/01/87 0 C M
TO 08/01/86 06/30/94 5 _ C_ M
TO 08/01/86 10/01/96 3 04101/87 0 C M
D 08/01/87 06/30/94 3 -- C M
D 08/01/87 06/30/94, 3 _ C_ M
D 02/01/88 06/30/94 1 02/01/88 0 C M
D 02/26/90 06/30/94 2 -- C M
3718-F ALKALI FDH 300 A/C IS 11/01/85 10/01/96 4 11/06/85 11/10/92 1 C M
METAL TREATMENT
AND STORAGE AREA
324 PILOT PLANT PNNL 300 A T 11/01/85 05/19/88 3 11/01/85 0 P/C M
300 AREA WASTE FDH 300 A/C
ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM
303-M OXIDE FDH 300 A/C
FACILITY
325 HAZARDOUS PNNL 300 A/B
WASTE TREATMENT
UNITS
TS 09/01/87 10/01/96 5 06/29/90 0 C M
T 05/01/88 10/01/96 1 C M
TS 05/01/88 12/02/94 3 06/24/92 0 A M

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UNIT PART A DATE
UNIT CO-OP AREA PERMIT TYPE
CLOSURE REV CLOSED COMMENT CLASS
INITIAL .LATEST REV PART B
BIOLOGICAL PNNL 300 A T 05/01/88 05/19/88 0 P/C M
TREATMENT TEST
FACILITIES
311 TANKS WHC 300
(INCORPORATED INTO
300 AREA WASTE
ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM, REV. 3)
303-K STORAGE UNIT FDH 300 A/C
305-B STORAGE PNNL 300 A/B
FACILITY
332 STORAGE PNNL 300 A
FACILITY
300 AREA PROCESS BHI 300 A/PC
TRENCHES
437-MASF FDH 400 A
4843 ALKALI METAL FDH 400 A/C
STORAGE FACILITY
SODIUM STORAGE
FACILITY AND
SODIUM REACTION
FDH 400 A/B
FACILITY
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DANGEROUS WASTE
STORAGE FACILITY
600 AREA FDH 600 A/B
PURGEWATER STORAGE
AND TREATMENT
FACILITY
NONRADIOACTIVE BHI 600 A/C
DANGEROUS WASTE
LANDFILL
S 08/01/87 10/01/96 5 12/17/93 2 C M
S 05/01/88 12/20/90 1 04/03/92 2 A M
S 05/01/88 05/19/88 0 P/C M
D 11/01/85 05/25/95 4 11/06/85 0 C M
T 11/01/85 10/01/96 3 11/01/85 0, P/C M
S 09/01/87 10/01/96 3 06/29/91 0 C M
TS 05/01/95 10/01/96 1 A. M
S 11/01/85 10/01/96 6 10/31/91 2 A D
TS 02/20/90 10101/96 2 A M
D 11/01/85 06/30/94 4 11/06/85 09/30/90 0 C D

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UNIT Name of treatment, storage, and/or disposal (TSD) unit that is designated
for permitting as part of the Hanford Facility (EPA/State Identification
Number WA7890008967).
CO-OP Co-operator with the U.S. Department of Energy, Richland Operations Office:
BHI -- Bechtel Hanford, Inc.
FDH -- Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
PNNL -- Pacific Northwest Laboratory.
WHC -- Westinghouse Hanford Company.
AREA The area of the Hanford Facility in which the unit is located:
100 -- 100 Area
200E -- 200 East Area
20OW -- 200 West Area
200EW -- Parts of a TSD unit are located in both the 200 East and the
200 West Areas
300 -- 300 Area
400 -- 400 Area
500 -- Unused designation
600 -- 600 Area
3000 -- 3000 Area
PERMIT Type of permit application that is required to obtain the desired type of
permit:
A -- Part A
B -- Part B
C -- Closure plan
PC -- Postclosure plan.
UNIT TYPE T -- Treatment
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Date the initial Part A permit application was submitted to the Washington
State Department of Ecology:
08/01/88 -- month/day/year.
LATEST Date the latest Part A permit application was submitted to the Washington
State Department of Ecology:
REV Last revision of the Part A permit application.
PART B Date the last Part B permit application was submitted to the Washington
State Department of Ecology:
08/01/88 -- month/day/year.
CLOSURE Date the last closure or postclosure plan permit application was submitted
to the Washington State Department of Ecology:
08/01/88 -- month/day/year.
REV Revision of Part B or closure plan.
COMMENTS. A Active TSD unit.
C TSD unit closing under interim status.
CL Unit is closed.
S Standby.
P/C Procedural closure.
CLASS M Mixed waste TSD unit.
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DOE/RL-88-21
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DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT GENERAL INFORMATION IWIAJ
(Read "F. I Inalrvelfone" be)on sI dkw)
DOE/RL-88-21
Form 1-FDH
10/01/96
Page 1 of 4
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IX. MAP
Attach to this application a topographic map of the area extending to at least one mile beyond property boundaries. The map must show the
outline of the facl!44 the location of each of its existing and proposed Intake and discharge st ructures, each of Its hazardous waste treatment,
storage. or disposal facili ties, and each well where it Injects fluids undergound. Include all sp rings, rivers and other surface water bo dies in the
map area. See instruc tions for precise requirements.
X. NATURE OF BUSINESS (provide • brief descri tlon)
NONCLASSIFIABLE - GENERAL
REFUSE SYSTEMS
AIR AND WATER RESOURCE AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
RESEARCH, NONCOMMERCIAL
XL CERTIFICATION (ace Instruc tions
I certify under poneffy of law that I have personify examined and am IamiGar with the Information MvNifed in this application and all at.
tachments and tha t. based on my k+quiry of those persona Immediafeyreslionsib lo foroblakdag the information contained in the application, I
believe that me lnformallon is true• accurate and complete. tam aware that there are signi fic
ant penalties foraubmiffing (else information, In.
cludi g the possrbilifyof fine and imprisonment.
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XI. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar
with the information submitted in this application and all attachments and
that, based on my; inquiry of those persons immediately responsible for
obtaining the information contained in the application, I believe that the
information is true, accurate and complete. I am aware that there are
significant penalties for submitting false information, including the
possibility of fine and imprisonment.
john D. Wagoner, 7lanager
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
FORM i
DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT GENERAL INFORMATION
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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Hanford Facility
DOE/RL-88-21
Form 1-FDH
10/01/96
Page 4 of 4
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FORM
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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
DrA El; V
AAPPP ION .. do &
DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
COMMENTS
DOE/RL-88-21
105-DR Large Sodium Fire Facility
Rev. 3, 10101196
Page 1 of 10
1. EPAISTATE I.D. NUMBER
w A T e o 0 0 0 8 .g S T
11, FIRST OR REVISED APP LI CATION
ap for your 1^t^,
i Non * Opp on
pN If Nli i. Yorvr/dust bn cad You ,Imadyknowyour)loca^i EPAISTATE rI D.Number, or H this is^ amvised
app I IC,ttion,
LI). Number in Section 1 above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION 1pkos on 'X' below and provide the appropriate dare!
rl 1. EXISTING FA CILITY !See instructions for defintden of'exkdny' facility. 2. NEW FACILITY ICemplefe Item bdowl
Compton, Item bdow.l
FORXISG FACILITIES,
O FOR NEW FACILITIES,
A FOR
EXISTING ACLTIES, CI PROVIDE THE DATE Imo., day, d yl1 PROVIDE THE DATE
OPERATION BEGAN OR eTIHE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED
coo., I H yd OP RA-
O 3 2 2 4 3
/4FW.et^'AleMnAt'A^n ^E%PECTED R IS
of the Hanford Facili ty enrtmlaneed, TO IN
B. REVISED APPLICATION (place an "X' below and complete Sccdon I Iboval
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES • CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE -Enter the code f ro m the Eat of process cedes below that but desc ri bes each p rocess to be used at the }stil7l^ yyTen lines are p ro vided for ente ri ng
codes. if mom lines are needed, enter the code(0 In the space provided. N • process w gl be usod that is not induded in the Nd of codes below, then desc ri be the
p rocess INeludMg its design e^P,ciryl in the space Provided on the 1Seetian li-Q.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY -For each co de entered In column A enter the capac ity of the process.
1. AMOUNT - Enter the amount.
2. UNIT OFMEASURE - For each amount entered in column 817 ), enter the code f ro m the list of unit "saw* codes below thit desc ribes the un it of measure used.
Only the u nits of measure that are listed below shou ld be used.
'
PROCESS
PRO-
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
PRO-APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
CESS . MEASURE FOR PROCESS
CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
iStorage:
Treatment
CONTAINER IbarteL drum• ale)
TANK
WASTE PILE
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
Disposal:
S01GALLONS OR LITERS TANK TO1
S02 GALLONS OR LITERS
S03 CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02
CUBIC METERS
SOe GALLONS OR LITERS INCINERATOR T03
-
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS pER HR;
GALLONS PER HOU OV
INJECTION WELL
LANDFILL
DSO GALLONS OR LITERS
081 ACRE-FEET /the volume that OTHER IUss for pphysical, chemi cal, T04
would cover one acv- to a thermal or bioloolcal t reatment
de th of one foo t)p
R OR
LITERS PER HOUR
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
roce LAND APPLICATION
OCEAN DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
sses not occurring in UOke,
OfHECTAREMETER surface impoundments or in nor-
082 ACRES OR HECTARES - ators, Des cribe the rocoues in
D83 OR th, space provided; g action Io•C.1
LITERS PER DA
D84 GALLONS OR LITERS
UNIT OF MEASURE-
UNIT OF
MEASURE
CODE UNIT OF MEASURE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
CODE UNIT OF MEASURE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
CODE
GALLONS......... .:. ... .. G
LITERS ....................... L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
GALLONSPER DAY .............. V
LITERS PER DAY................ V ACRE-FEET.................... A
TONS PER HOUR...............: D 14ECTARE•MEM ............... F
METRIC TONS PER HOUR ........ .. WACRES..e
HECTARESt .................... O
LITERS PER HOUR............. H
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III /shown in in numbers X-! and X-2 below/: A Lenity has two stews• tanks, one tank can
hold 200 afons and the onion can hold 400 atlons. The faci lity also has an In cinerator Thor can bum to 20 allow per how.
N A. PRO
L U CESS
I M CODE
N e /I/on, liar
E E a6ovel
R
8. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1, AMOUNT
(iceelfYl
2. UNIT
OF RE
SURE
!corn
cede!
Fop
OFFICIAL
ONLY
USE
N A. PRO•
L U CESS
I M CODE
N e ! Item tut
E E a devel
R
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1. AMOUNT
kpecHYl
2. UNIT
OF MEA-
SURE
lancer
coda!
FOR
OFFICIAL
USE
ONLY
X-1 S 0 2 600
X-2 7-1013 20 f I I I 1 1 6
! S1011 20,000 L T
2 T04 100 V 6
3
4
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105-DR Large Sodium Fire Facility
Rev. 3, 10/01/96
Page 2 of 10
Continued from the front.
III. PROCESSES (con tinued)
C. SPACE FOR ADD ITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS Icade'TG4'1. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
Refer to the following page.
IV. DESCRIPTI ON OF DAN G EROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter V four digit number from Chapt er 173-303 WAC for each Read danquoua waste you will hand le . If you handle
dangerous wasps which are not listed In Chapter 173-303 WAD, enter the four digit numbuW that d escribes the charaned erics and/or the toxic con.
to. nts of theta dangerous wanes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANT ITY - For ea ch lend wane entered In cohrmn A estim ate the quantity of the want that will be hand led on an annual bads.
For each characte ri stic or toxic contaminant ente re d In co lu mn A estim ate the total annual quantity of all the twat- listed watt@(a) that win M hand led whkh
pouess th at ehaneteriatla or contaminant.
C. UN IT OF MEASURE- Far ea ch quant it y entered in column B enter the unit of measure coda. Units of measu re which must be used and the app rop riat e co des
are:
ENGLISH UN IT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEA SUR E CODE
fPOUNDS .................eras., P KILOGRAMS eras.. K
TONS ....................... T METRIC TONSt . .................M
If faak records use any oth er un it of mature for quantity, the units of measure must be conve rted Wo one of the requ ired units of me asure fairing Into accou nt the .
approp at dens ity or specific gravhy of t he wane.
D.PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
g Rnad danyrous wane • For each listed dangamus waste entered M co lumn A select the code(t) from the let of p rocess codes co ntained in Station Ill to
lcate hew>M1a want oil( be noted, t re ated, and/or disposed of at t he fa cil it y.
For non-Pated dangerous wastes: For each chenctedstia or toxic contaminant entered In Column A, sele ct the code(n) from the Nn of p rocess codes contained In
Section W W Indica te all
processes th at will be u sed to stars, treat and/or dispose of ale t he rwnained dange rous wastes th at poses. that characteristic or
toxic co ntaminant.
space.
above; (2) Enter '000' In
extreme tight
Iemoting
the
boxof Item Uk and (3)IEnter
the = providedan Pager 4.the Kne number iMtheadditioonal cad.(.)^ecobed
2. PROCESS OESCRIPTION: If a co de Is not "d fore g reater that will be used, descr ib e the P rocter M the space p rovided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dange rous wanes that can be deteri lled by more than one Waste
Number • hall be described an the form as follows:
Selma
1' ne and the or Ong ill the protests . to be used to tmap state, ind%or the same complete columns B, q and D by estimating the total snood quantity of
of thee
2. In co lumn A of the next line e nter the oth er Dange ro us Waste Numb er th at ern be used to d esc ribe t he waste. In column D(2) on that line enter ;included with
above' and make no other ent ries on that IM.
3. Repeat stop 2 for ea ch other Dange ro us Wasp Number that can be used to describe the dange ro us wane.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV Itho m In En s, numb er s X-f, X-2, X•3 and X-I below; • A fa cility VAN t re at and diem^., of an estimated 200 pounds per Year
chrome from leather tanning finishing operation. In add WIN
it ion, the fa cility w Rut and dlsyas* of th re of shaviny•
e OorFll$red wastes. Two wastes ate corm.140
on ly and there wlll be an eAlmued 200 pounds per you of each waste. The other wane Is comoslve and Ign it able ant then w il l be an e stimated 100 pounds par Year
of that waste. Treatment w ill be In on In cinerator and d isposal will be in a landfi ll .
D. PROCESSES
I N AN EROUS
O NO. G. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
OF MEA
N STE
QUANTITY OF WASTE WASURE
E
car ter 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
(amereodal code; l-nnr; Ilya code Is not en tered A Dill)
X-1 K 0 5< Soo P T O J D 8 0
X-2 D 0 0 2 400 P T 0 3 D 3 0
X-3 D 0 0 1 too P T 0 3 D Q O
X-f 0 0 0 2 T 0 3 D 0 0 included wile above
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Section III.C.. Description of Process Codes Listed in Section III.A.
DOE/RL-88-21
105-DR Large Sodium Fire Facility
Rev. 3, 10/01/96
Page 3 of 10
The 105-DR Large Sodium Fire Facility (105-DR), which began waste management
operations in 1972, was a research laboratory located in the 105-DR Reactor Building
in the 1007D Area. The unit was used to conduct experiments for studying the
behavior of molten alkali metals and alkali metal fires. This unit also had been
used for the storage and treatment of alkali metal dangerous waste. The 105-DR
operated between 1972 and 1986. In 1995, closure activities were initiated at the
unit for Areas 1, 3, and 7, as defined in Part V, Chapter 10, of the Hanford
Facility Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Permit (Permit Number
WA7890008967).
In 1996, Ecology (Letter, M. W. Wilson, Ecology to J. E. Rasmussen, U.S.'Department
of Energy, and E. F. Loika, Westinghouse Hanford Company, dated July 16; 1996)
accepted clean closure of Areas 1, 3, and 7 and released these areas from the
requirements of RCRA and Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 173-303 Dangerous
Waste Regulations. Also, the letter identified that Area 6, as defined by Part V,
Chapter 10 of the Hanford Facility RCRA Permit, is believed not to have received
dangerous waste and is considered closed for the purposes of WAC 173-303. Areas 2,
4, and 5, as defined by Part V, Chapter 10 of the Hanford Facility RCRA Permit,
remain regulated by RCRA and WAC 173-303. Closure of these areas is expected to
® occur during decommissioning and decontamination of the 105-DR Reactor.
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Treatment.of alkali metal dangerous waste consisted of heating the waste to
the point of oxidation. Any offgases from treatment were processed through an
offgas system that used portions of the 105-DR Reactor exhaust system.
The maximum storage process design capacity was 20,000 liters (5,284 gallons).
The maximum treatment process design capacity was 100 liters per day
(26 gallons per day).

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Continued (ram papa 2.
NOTE. Photocopy thisi hefnre comeletine N von have more than 26 wastes to list.
I.D. NUMBER lentued ficm page !1
W I A 1 7 1 8 9 0 0 0 8 9 6 7
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES tcontlnued)
A •
N ANGE ND!
N O WASTE NO.
E .
(enter code)
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
QUANTITY OF WASTE
C. UNIT
OSURE
/entu
eodd
1. PROCESS CODES
/enter/
D. PROCESSES
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
fit. code is not entered in D711)
1 D1010 1 20,'000 K SO1 T04 Sto a e =Tank Treatment-Other
2 D 010 3 (Thermal Treatment)
3 W SIC 2 Included With Above
4
s'
s
7
a
9
10
ii
12
13
14
15 '
16'
17
18 '
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
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105-DR Large Sodium Fire Facility
Rev 3, 10/01/96
Page 4 of 10
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(enter 'A. 'B . 'C', etc. behind the '3'to feentify photo copied pages)

Ell
Cominued from the from.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DA NGEROUS WASTES Icentinu.dl
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDI TI
ONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION Dill ON PAGE 3.
The 105-DR was used for the storage and treatment of alkali metal dangerous
waste with the associated dangerous waste characteristics of ignitibility
(D001), reactivity (D003), and corrosivity (WSC2 state-only, corrosive,
dangerous waste). The waste consisted of metallic sodium, lithium, and
sodium-potassium alloy. Approximately 20,000 kilograms (44,100 pounds) were
managed at this unit each year.
V. FACILITY DRAWING Refer to attached drawing(s).
Ad exi sting fadlMse must Include in the apace provided on page 6 a scale d,avAng of the facllhy Teas Mstmerions for more detsrl.
vi. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer toattachedphotograph(s).
Ai exirtinv facllMu must In cl ude photognphe l^.riJ or yrovndLwp that clearly delineate dl existing eWstvm; existing steppe, treatment and disposal mu; an d
rhea Cf
future treatment
or dispou1.... (a.. nstn,.e .. fermors dar.M.
VII. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATI ON Tras infarrnahon IS provided on the attached drawing (s) and photograph(s).
A e rev nv d ec.odW ICNR04Dg d re M
Vlll. FACILITY OWNER
rxl A. If the facility owner Is also the faalhy operator ss li sted in Section VII on Farm 1. 'General Information', pla ce an ' X* M the box to the left and clip to Section IX
below.
a. N the facility owner is north* facility operator as sated In Section Va on Form 1, Comp le te the feliawing hems:
i A A N no
S OR P 4 R 6 6 O
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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X.' OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
DOE/RL-88-21
105-DR Large Sodium Fire Facility
Rev. 3,.10/01/96
Page-6 of 10
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar
with the information submitted in this and all attached documents, and that
based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible for obtaining
the information, I believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,
and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting
false information,-including the possibility of fine and imprisonment.
0 r Operator
J n D. Wagoner, Ma ager
.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
Co- pei for
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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105-DR Large Sodium Fire Facility
Rev. 3, 10/01/96
Page 10 of 10
105-DR LARGE SODIUM FIRE FACILITY
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lt,lz areas are spaced Nor alit, type, L-., 12 chomatorlbrch).
FORM
DOE/RL-88-21
1706-KE Waste Treatment System
Rev. 3, 10/01/96
Page 1 of 14
1. EPA/STATE LD, NUMBER
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION w A TTB g O O o 1 B 1 o 1 B 17
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION 4&I EO
,A,a, d,
COMMENTS
II. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
boxA, of
Place an 'X- In the appropriate hex in A or 8 babes Mark om ho%amyl to Indicate whether this is the lint a bea0on you aro submitting for your facili or a rovited
Place
a 11 the Is your First application and you • ady know your faelliry s EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or II rl. Is s mvued applicat ion. enter your tae@ty'a EPAISTATE
I.D. Number in Section I above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION (place an -X- below and provide the appropr ia te doml
p1. EXISTING FACILITY (So,
e llMian of -existho - IaclFly,
irom belowj
02. NEW FACILITY /Complete Item balewl
MO
3
DA
2 2
YR
4 3
FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE Imo. dayy, & yyrr^))
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION L'OMMENCED
(ut tha ozss to the Into
eThe date conatnletron of the Hanford Facility commenced.
DA YR FOR NEW FACILITIES.
PROVIDE THE DATE,
Imo. day, & yri OpERA-
7IOf( BEGAN OR IS
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
S. REVISED APPLICATION /place en -X- balawand complete Steven ! above)
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A F INAL PERMIT
111. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPAC ITIES
A. PROCESS CODE • Enter the code f rom the list of p roce ss codes be low that best deserlbm each p rocess to be wad at the facility. Ton lines am provided for ente ri ng
code., If more Onus am needed, enter the codes) In the space p rovided. It a process will be wad that M riot included N the gat of codes be low, then desc ribe the
Propos e llncludlno Its daslpn capacity! in the space p rovided an the (Section Al-Q.
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY- For each cede ente re d In column A enter the capacity of the p rocess.
1. AMOUNT - Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OF MEASURE - For each amount entered In column e(1), enter the code f rom the list of unit moon. cod e, below that d escribes the unit of m ea sure wad.
Only the unite of measu re that ate listed below should be used.
PRO. APPROPRIATE UN IT
S OF PRO- APPROPRIATE UN IT
PROCESS
CESS
CODE
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
CESS
CODE
S OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage: TroatmanC
(bana l, drum, etc)
TANK
WASTE PILE
S01
502
503
GALLONS OR LITERS
GALLONS OR LfTER3
R
TANK
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
T01
T02
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
GALLONS PER
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT 504
CUBIC METERS
GALLONS OR LITERS INCINERATOR T03
YOR
DA
TONS PER HOUR OR
Disposal:
INJECTION WE LL 080 GALLONS OR L
GA^LLRONSPER
PPE R ORR
LITERS PER HOUR
IT
LANDFILL D81
ERS
ACRE-FEET [the volume that
would cover one sue to a
OTHER (Uxe for pphysical, chemical, T04
thermal or hlologlcal t
GALLONS PER DAY OR
re
atment LITERS PER DAY
depth of one loo t] p rocesses not occ urri ng in tanks,
OR HECTARE-METER surface Impoundments or Inciner
LAND APPLICATION 082 ACRES OR HECTARES atom. Desc ribe the pproaesse. h
R DAY OR the apt" p rovided: Saetlon 10-C.)
OCEAN DISPOSAL D83 GALLONS
S
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT
OF
UN IT
OF UN IT
MEASURE MEASURE
OF
MEASURE
UN IT
OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS..................... G LITERS PER DAY................ V ACRE-FEET................... A
LITERS ....................... L TONS PER HOUR.....:........,. D HECTARE-METER .............F.,.
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W ACRES....................... e
H HECTARES
.................... NS
O
GALLON S HOUR.....
PEROAY .............. ..... ....
. U
LITER E
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION 111 Ishown An Arno numbers X-! and X-2 below): A lociliry has two storage tanks, one tank pen
hold 200 gallon end the other can hold 400 pa/lone. The faci lity also has an Inc inerator that can bum up to 2 Colons par hour.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
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III. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS load. "TG4"1. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
S02. T04
The 1706-KE Waste Treatment System (1706-KE) intended to begin waste management operations in July of 1986. This unit was
intended to treat mixed waste generated in the laboratories of the 1706-KE Building. The 1706-KE consisted of a 2,082-liter
(550-gallon) waste accumulation tank, a 0.14-cubic meter (5-cubic foot) mixed-bed.resin ion exchan.;a column, a 114-liter
(30-gallon) evaporation unit, and a 363-liter (96-gallon) condensate collection tank.
Waste generated in the 1706-KE Building was to have been transferred from the waste accumulation tank to the ion exchange
column and then continuously recirculated to remove the ionic constituents from the waste stream. The waste would then have
been transferred to the evaporation unit. The evaporation Unit would have heated and boiled the liquid waste to steam. The
steam would then have been condensed and collected in the e63-titer (96-gallon) condensate collection tank with the exhaust
frog the evaporation unit being passed through a HEPA filter prior to discharge.
The 1706-KE never managed mixed wasteand a procedural closure under interim status is being pursued. The maximum process
design capacity for tank storage is 2,461 liters (650 gallons). The maximum process design capacity for tank treatment is
5,678 liters (1,500 gallons) per day.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Enter the four digit number from Chapter 173 . 303 WAC for each gated dangerous waste you will handle. If you handle
dangerous wastes which am net listed in Chapter 173.303 WAC, enter the four digit number(,) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic contaminants
of these dangerous wastes.
'B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each gated waste entered In column A ..times the quantity of that waste that will be handled onan annual basis.
For each chaotaristie ra or Lode contaminant entered In column A estimate the total annual quantity of all the inn-Homd
waate(s) that will be handled which
possess that characteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entsred In column S enter the unit of measure code. Unite of measure which must be used and the appropriate codas
are:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS................... .. P KILOGRAMS......:............ K
TONS ....................... T METRICTONS ........ ........ ..M
It f.cIl meards use any other unit of measure for quantity, the units of measure must be converted Into ens of the required units of measure taking into account the
appropriate density or specific gravity of the waste.
O.PRocesses
1. PROCESS CODES:
For listed dangerous waste: For each listed dangerous waste entered In cokimn A select the code(,) from the list of process codes contained In Section III to
Indicate how the waste will.be stored, treated, and/or disposed of at the facility. -
For non-listed dangerous wastes: For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered In Column A, select the code(,) from the Hit of process codes contained In
Section ill to Indicate all the processes that will be used to store, treat and/or dispose of all the non-listed dangerous wastes that possess that characteristic or
toxic contaminant.
Nob: Few spaces am provided for entering procea, codes. If mom are needed: 111 Enter the first throe as described above; (2) Enter 1000" In the extreme right
box of Item IV-DV 1; and (3) Enter in the space provided on page 4, the line number and the additlonal code(s). -
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If • code Is not listed Ter a procaes that VA be used, describe the procass M the space provided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Dangerous waste. that can be described by more than one Waste
Number ,hall be described an the form as follows:
1. Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbers and enter It In wkmmn A. On the same Inn. complete columns B, C. and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing all the processec to be used to gnat, store, and/or dispose of the waste.
2. In column A of the next line enter the other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the waste. In column D(2) on that line enter "Included with
above' and make no other entries on that line.
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to deserbe the dange ro us waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV /shown In line number X4, X-2, X-3, and X-4 below/ - A facility will treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome ,havingg. from leather tanning and finishing operation. In addition, the facility will treat and dispose of throe non-Feted wastes• Two wastes are corrosive
only
eand The other waste is conceiv ignitable and them VIII be 100 pounds per year
be he
an estimated and them
pounds year eachwill
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D. PROCESSES
A.
C. UNIT
N DANGEROUS B, ESTIMATED ANNUAL
OF MEA.
S
N O WASTE NO. QUANTITY OF WASTE tenter 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
E * lento coda! "del tented of a code is not entered /a DIIII
X-I X 01514 900 P T O 3 D if 01 1
X-2 D 0 O 2 400 P T O 3 D 8 O
X3 D 0 0 1 100 P T D 3 D 8 G
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The 1706-KE Building was intended to treat a wide variety of laboratory waste.
The majority of this waste was expected to be acidic or caustic solutions
(D002, characteristic, corrosive, dangerous waste). Approximately
6,804 kilograms (15,000 pounds) of waste could have been treated in the
1706-KE per year.
V. FACRRY DRAWING ReferW attached drawn s .
.
AN e.d trop facDlW s must induda M tlw epaoo pnvWed an page 6 a sca le dr"ng of the fa cility Is" FMbpndpw far mess daroX.
W. PHOTOGRAPHS Reter to atteehed photograph(s).
Ag eldstina facilit»s mot induda otwtoom pha M.Wor pmmd4,Y*# thatakat1Y all d+Dneab abating struan+na: eaiadno staraps, tmatment and disposal amar; and
she. of fYmm storage, beatmem or dl+pnsal auras /see n+Ouctlone felmom demo!.
VII. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION'this intomation is providedon unit attacheddraw ng s and pROtograph(s).
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
Qx A. It the fleft owner Is slw the'faclnty operator as gated M Section VII on Foma 1, 'General Infa matlan', plat y an'X' in tM box to the left and skip to Section IX
below.
o, It the IaaHlty owner N not the faenhy ePVator as letN In Section VII on Farm 1, complete LM teaswbq Name:
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
1706-KE Waste
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
C ator Vate
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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A LICATIO CAT E EIVED COMMENTS
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1. EPAISTATE I.D. NUMBER
w A T e a o 0 o a s 6 T
It. F IRST OR REVISED APPLICA TI ON
Place an'X' [nth* app ro p riate box M A cr B below mark one box only) to ind este whether this is the first application you are submit ti ng for your facllitV or a revised
e plication. If this Is your first application and you a ready know your faciliry'a EPA/STATE I.D. Number, or It this Is a re vised application, enter your f eGIIM's EPAISTATE
1.1'). Number in Settle" I above.
A. FIRST APPLICA TION fphce an 'X' below and provide the appmedits data)
rl i, EXISTI NG FACILIT' Com ofimdan of'existing' t-olvr e. 2. NEW FACILITY IComplere hem below)
p stohemb ar c
MO V VR * FOR EXIS TING FACILITIES. PROVIDE THE DATE Imo., day, b yr.l 1,Y y FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDE THE DATE.
O 3 2 2 4 3 OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED Inn. M 8 yr) OPERA-
( the xes to rrhh• 1 fa TIOtf BEGAN Oq
` ile dale Coniftelon of the Hanford Facility Corrlmeneed.
IS
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICATK)N !place an 'X' below and Complete Seetlon I above/
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERM IT® 2. FACILITY HAS A FWAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES . CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code f ro m the list of p ro cess codes below that best desc ribes each p ro cess ro be used at the faeilky. Ten line. aro provided for ente ri ng
mdes. 1/ men 0", we needed, en te r the code/.) in the space It a pImcaas w il l be used that a not Included In the psi o1 aodsa bebw, then describe the
1,10"29 Ifnektding hs design eapacityl In the space p rovided on the (Ssozian 11 Ch.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each code e nte re d M column A enter the cepaelty of the p rocess.
1. AMOUNT• Enter the amount.
2. NI OF M
amountentered
-t
In Column nter th. Co de fo he Bit of unit measure Codes below that desc ribes the unit of me as u re S For
used.
8 of iRE F that e be used.
PROCESS
PRO-
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CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
PRO-
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
S torage:
Treatment:
CONTAINER (barrel, drum, ate)
TANK
WASTE PILE
S01 GALLONS OR LITERS
S02 GALLONS OR LITERS
S03 CUBIC YARDS OR
CUBIC METERS
TANK T01 GALLONS PER DAY OR
- LITERS,,ER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
L IT SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
D isposal:
INJECTION WELL
LANDFILL
504 GALLONS OR LITERS
DOD GALLONS OR LITERS
Gat ACRE-FEET Ithe volume that
would cover one acre to s
do of loud
ERS PER DAY
INCINERATOR T03 OR
MOETWC TONSPER
GALLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
OTHER (Use for physical, chemical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY.OR
themul or biotog4Cal t reatment LITERS PER DAY
p ro cess es not oc cu Ofi HECTARE-METER
rring In tanks,
surfa ce LAND APPLICA
Impoundments at bdn.r
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D04 GALLONS OR L IT ERS
UN IT OF UNIT OF _ UN IT UNIT OF MEASURE
MEASURE
CODE UNIT OF MEASURE
OF
MEASURE- MEASURE
CODE UNIT Of MEASURE CODE
GALLONS..................... 0
LITERS ....................... L
CUBICYARDS .................. Y
CUBICMETERS ................. C
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY ................ V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W
GALLONS PER HOUR............. E
LITERS PER HOUR............... H
ACRE-FEET........... A
HECRARE-ME'TEFi ........... .. .. F
ACRES.......................B
HECTARES.................... 0
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EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III Ishown In fi
ne numbers X-1 and X-2 below): A facility has two stra^pa Units, and tank can
hold 200 Mons and the other cm hold 400 slons. The fa cility also has an Incinerator that can bum up to 20 gallons per hour.
N A. PRO.
L U CESS
I M
N B
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C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (code 'TOV). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
T04
The 221-T Containment Systems Test Facility (221-T) was a research laboratory
intended to perform experiments with alkali metal compounds. It was
anticipated that operations were to begin in 1977. This unit also was
intended to treat dangerous alkali metal waste by heating the waste in a
treatment tank equipped with an offgas system.
The 221-T never managed dangerous waste and a procedural closure under interim
status is being pursued for this unit. The maximum process design capacity
for tank treatment was intended to be 100 liters (26.4 gallons) per day.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- En ter the fear diyh number from Chapter 173.303 WAC for each Noted dange ro us waste you will hand le. If you handle
dangerous wastes which are not holed in Chapbrr 173 .303 WAD, enter the four digit numbn(s) that desc ri be, t he charaetedda and/or the to xic cow
to... to of those dange ro us wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY- For ea ch Noted waste emend M column A estim at e the quantty of that want that w ill be hand le d an an annual bash.
For each characte ristic or toxic co ntaminant entered M column A eatimata the total annual quantity of a ll the non-listed waste(,) that will be handled which
po ssess that characte ris ti c or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quant ity entered in column B enter the un it of measure coda. Units of measure which must be wed and the app ropriate code.
am:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS ................. .... P KILOG RAMS................... K
TONS ....................... T METRIC TONS .................. M
N facirV ^jr re co rds use any other unit of measu re for quantity, the un its of measure must be co nverted Into one of the re quired units of measure taking Into ac co unt the
approp riate density or speci fic gravity of the was te .
D. PROCESSES -
1. PROCESS CODES:
For Voted dan ppaarous waste: For each Rated dang erous waste entered In column A select the codels) from the list of p ro ce ss co des contained in Sec ti on III to
indi es te how tlu waste will be stored, tr eated, and/or disposed of atths facility.
For non listed dange ro us wastes For each chamcmdrtic or toxic co ntaminant ente re d In Column A, select the codete) f ro m the Nat of p ro ws, codes co ntained In
Section III to indicate all the pro ce s s** that wi ll be used to store, vast, and/or dispose of at the non-Rated dange ro us wastes that po ssess that characteristic or
toxic contaminant.
Note Four soaves an provided enteringpromos co da. If coon an needed: ttl Enter thefirstthree as desc ribed above; 121 Enter'000" In t he extreme right
hex of ham IV•D111; and (3) Enter M the space provided on page 4, the Fine number and the additional cods (a).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: It a code Is not Iistad for a p roce ss that vdN be wed, d escribe the p rows, M the spa ce p ro vided on the form
NOTE DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Dange ro us wastes that can be des cribed by mom than one Wa nt
.Numb er sha ll be described an the form a follows:
1. Select one of the Dangero us Went Numbe rs and e nter It in column A. On the same line co mplete columns B, C, and D by e stimating the tot al annu al quantity of
the waste and des cribing all the p rote sts$ to be used to t re at, atom, and/or dispose of the waste.
2. M column A of the next line enter the other Dange ro us Wasis Number that can be used to describe the waste. In column 0 (2) on th at line enter 'included with
above- and make no other entries on that line.
3. Rep eat step 2 for each other Dange ro us Wa ste Numb er that can be used to d escribe the dange ro us wa ste.
• EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV /shown In line numbers X-1, X-2 X$ and X4 below) - A fadliky will t re at and Marc., of an estimated goo pounds pr ye ar
of ch rome shavings f ro m l eather tanning and finishing operat ion. In add ition, the fa cility wi ll vat and dispose of th re e non•ltated wastes. Tvm wattle am coros ive
The Is and IpNtable than will be estima te o nly and them wiB be an atimeod 200 pounds per y ear of each ware. oth er waste wrosNa and an d 100 pounds pr year
of that waste. T re atment will be in an incinerator and disp osal wi ll be in a landfi ll,
N
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WASTE NO,
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B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
QUANTITY OF WASTE
X-1 K 0 6 4 900 P T 0 ,2 10 S 01 1
X-1 D 0 0 2 400 P T O 3 D D 01
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DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES leondnuedl
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDIGONAL PROCESS CODES ROOM SECTION D il l ON PAGE 3.
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221-T Test Facility
Rev. 3, 10/01/96
Page 4 of 7
The 221-T was intended for use as a alkali metal waste treatment unit. The
waste intended to be managed would have consisted of sodium, lithium, and
sodium-potassium alloys. This waste would have been considered ignitable
(D001) I reactive (D003), and state-only, corrosive, dangerous waste (WSC2).
The 221-T had the capability to handle small quantities of reactive laboratory
waste. Approximately 11,340 kilograms (25,000 pounds) could have been treated
at the 221-T per year.
V. FACILItYDRAWING Refer to attached dravlin S.
AL existing fadlhiee must Induct. M the pam provided an page 6 a eeaM drawing of the fadtty far. kawebbna Yarmors detail/.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph(s).
AIwilting fadlltias man Induct. phebgraphs /.«iJar proundJrwil that akarly delineate all exieWg struotunr, existing rtongq tnatmerR and dlspeW inn; ,M
ahea et future atenpe, tnatmant er alryout srsas /axe rrweoba /a. deist/!.
VR. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION Mal Infomation Is provicled an the attached raw ng (s) and p olograp s .
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VIII. FACILITY OWNER
Q A. N the f, elOty owner to also the fa cil ity operator as Rated In Sec tion VII on Ferro 1, 'General Information', plain an "X* In the box to the and skip to se ction IX
below.
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DC. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on nay inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility '6f
fine and imprisonment.
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J D. Wagoner, Man er
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
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President and Chief Executive Officer
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242-A Evaporator
Rev. 7, 10/01/96
Page 1 of 11
1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION 1WIA17181010101018101617
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION - 1
APPROVED
DAR CEIVED
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COMMENTS
IL FlRST OR REVISED APPLICATION '
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%ace an'X' In the a pp ropdsta box in A or B below (mark ono box only) to Indicate whe ther this lathe first a plIcation you are submi tting tar your facility or a vised
aDplteadon. It this Is your Bnt application and you already know your focllky'a EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or ifPthh Is •nuked application, enter your Esd lgvs EPAISTATE
I.D. Number In Section 1 sbova.
A. FIRST APPLICATION (p lace an ?P be/ow and provid er the appropdsta dotol
F1 1. EXISTING FACIL IT Y !Sae Mstrucuens /or dalfnldon or'exIsdAv e fac il
ity. 2. NEW FACILITY ICompbte hem brow)
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FOR NEW FACILITIES,
* FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE /mo. dayy 8 yr / DAY
PROVIDE THE DATE
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUC770I COMfdENCED
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The date econstruction
construction of the Hanford Facility commenced. EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICA TI ON Ipbcs an 'X' below end eompLte Section I above)
® 1. FACIL IT Y HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ®2. FACIL IT Y HAS A FINAL PERM IT
111. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPA CITIES
A. PROCESS CODE • Enter the code f rom the li st of p rocess codes below that beat describ es each procees to be used at the facilit y. Tan (Ines arts provided foe entering
codes. If men lines are need ed, enter the cords) In the spies pmvidd. If s prTage will be used that Is not included in the lost of erodes be low, then describe the
process /including be desVn cepsckyl In the space p ro vided on the (Seetbn R!- 4
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each code ente re d In column A enter the capaci ty of the process.
1. AMOUNT- Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OF MEASURE- For each amount intend M column Bill, enter the co da f ro m the Est of unit measure codes below that de scri bes the unit of measure wed•
Only the units of me asure that m lis te d below should be wed.
PRO- APPROPRIATE UN IT PROCESS
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DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
PRO.
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Storage;
CONTAINER (barrel, drum, atc)
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WASTE FILE
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
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GALLONS OR LITERS
GALLONS OR LITERS
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GALLONS PER DAY OR
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p rocaases not occurring in tanks,
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GALLONS LLL ONS PER R OR
LITERS •PER HOUR
GALLONS PER DAY OR
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SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT OF UN IT UNIT OF MEASURE
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UNIT OF
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IT OF MEASURE C ODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS..................... G
LITERS ....................... L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
CUBIC METERS ............... C
. GALLONS PER DAY ................ U
LITERS PER DAY ................ V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W
GALLONS PER HOUR............. E
LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
ACRE-FEET .................... A
HECTARE-METER .............. F
ACRES. ..................... B
HECTARE'S ........ ............ O
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III !shown In gne numbw, X-1 and X•2 below). A Malley Ma rwo wren • ranks, Oro rank can
hold 200 gallons and the other can hold 400 gallons. The fac ility also has an incinerator that can bum up to 20 gallons per hour.
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C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS lead. 'T04'). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY,
T04 The 242-A Evaporator began waste management operations in March of 1977. The 242-A Evaporator is Located in the
200 East Area and is used to treat mixed waste from the Double-Shell Tank (DST) System by removing water and east volatile
organics. Two waste streams Leave the 242-A Evaporator following the treat*ant process. The first waste stream, the
concentrated slurry (approximately 40 to 60 percent of the water is removed during evaporation along with a portion of the
volatile organics), is pumped back into the DST System. The second waste stream, process condensate (containing a portion of
the volatile organics removed from the mixed waste during the evaporation process), is routed through conde ns ate filters
before release to a retention basin (Liquid Effluent Retention Facility). Offgasses iron the process are routed through a
de-entrairment unit, a prefilter, and high-efficiency particulate air filters before being discharged to the environment.
The 242-A Evaporator is used to treat up to 870,642 Liters (230,000 gallons) of mixed waste per day.
4102Tank C-100, a 4.3-meter (14-foot) diameter and 5.9-meter (19-foot) high tank with a maximum design capacity of
67,380 liters (17,800 gallons ), is Located in the condenser room. Process condensate fr om the primary, inter-, and
after-condensers drain by gravity to tank C-100, which is constructed of stainless steel. in addition, tank C-100 receives
potentially contaminated drainage from the vessel vent system via a 102-liter (27- 9allon) seal pot.
Tank C-A-1 is located inthe evaporator room and consists of two sections: the lower (Liquid) section, a 4.3-meter (14-foot)
diameter stainless steel shell, and the upper (vapor) section, a 3.5-meter (11.6-foot) diameter stainless steel shell,
containing two wire-mesh de-entrairmmt pads for the removal of liquids and solids that could be carried into the vapor
header. Process slur ry from the reboiler discharges to the evapbrator vessel (tank C-A-1). Concentrated process slurry
exits the Lower section of tank C-A-1 via the 28-inch' recirculation line. Vapor flows out of tank C-A-1 through a
42-inch vapor Line at the top. The um
maximum
capacity of tank C-A-1 is 103,217 liters (27,267 gallons),
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the fear dig it number f ro m Chapter 173.303 WAD for each listed dange rous waste you will handle. R you handle
dange ro us wastes which m not lis ted in Chapter 173-303 WAD, enter the tour dig it number(,) that dssmribas the cha racteristics and/or the to xic con-
Lmmants of those mng. rom wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY . For each Ilnad waste ente re d In column A estimate the quant it y of that waste that will be hand led on an annual bas is .
For each chamets ris tic or toxic contam inant entered In column A es timate the total annu al qu antity of all the non-l isted wear,( ,) that will be handled which
possess that charaeu riedc or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For e ach quantity entered in column B enter the un it of measure code. Units of measure which must be teed and the app ro p riate codes
m:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS ....... .......... ... P KILOGRAMS.............. .. K
TONS....................... T METRICTONS........e......... M
M facil ity records, use any other un it of measure for quantity, the un its of meas ur e must be conwi ted be ar one of the mquired units of measu re taking into account the
app ropriate density or spe cific gravity of the w aste.
0. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
clangorouswaste:
se lect the cadets) f
each lis ted da n gero u WOe t re In
ro m the list of p ro cess codes co ntained In Sectlon In to
Indicate how I FFeor
disposed i^lumn.A
For non-Feted denaerom wastes: For each characte ris ti c or toxic contaminant ente re d M Column A, select the codeta) f ro m the Ile of p rocess roce codes co ntained In
Section III to indicate all the promaesas th at w ill be used to atom, t re at, and/or d ispose of all the non-lined dange rous wastes th at Fastest that characte ristic or
toxic contaminant.
entering
11) Enter the first three as above: (2) EMer'000' In the extreme right
IV-001{ and (3) the approvidedon page , Melineenumber
6oxpo/ Fltem Eendter in
2. PROCESS DESCRPNON: If a coda is not listed for a proce ss th at will be mad, describe the Frames In the *pa pa provided on the farm.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Dange ro us wastes that can be described by mom than one Waste
Number.hall be desc ri
bed an the form w follows:
g. rom We. Numb and en te 1. Select on, of th. Dm n . r It in cokenn A. On the arm nine ommp lecolumns te
D. C, and D by estimating the total annual quanthyof
the wane and desc ri bing all the p ro ce ss es to be used to treat, atom, and/or dispose of the waste.
2. In column A a1 the ne xt line enter the other D angerous Wane Number that can be mad to describe the wa ste. In oolumn D(2) on that line enter *Included with
abow' and make no other endue on that Uns.
3. Rep eat step 2 for each other Dange ro us Waste Number that c an be used to d es cribe the dange rous wane.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV /shown to line Wrabm X-1, )(7, X-a, and X-f belowl - A facility Will treat and dhpme of an astImated 900 pounds per year
of ch ro me shavinaaa from leather tanning and finishing operation. In add ition, the facility wig treat and dieym a of th re e non- listed wastes. Two wastes am comet ive
waste year each
It Ignitable and them will an estimated 100 pounds per year
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Rev. 7, 10/01/96
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Rev. 7, 10101196
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The 242-A Evaporator is used to treat and store mixed waste from the DST System, Two waste streams leave the 242-A
Evaporator following the treatment process: a concentrated slurry waste stream that is routed to the DST system and
. a process condensate waste stream that is routed to the Liquid Effluent Retention Facility.,
The waste fed to the 242-A Evaporator is re gulated as a mixed waste with the same waste constituents as waste in the
DST System, The concentrated slur ry is a characteristic waste (D001, 0002 and D003), toxic waste
(DO04 through D011, DO18, DO19, D022, D028 through D030, D033 through DOSS, D038 through D041, and DO43),
nonspecific source waste (F001 through F005 and F039), and state-only characteristic waste (wT01, WT02, VPO1, YP02).
multi-souse leachate (F039) is included as a waste derived from nonspecific source wastes F001 through F005.
The process condensate is regulated as a mixed waste due to the toxicity of ammonia (wTO2) and because it is derived
from waste with nonspecific waste sources FOOL through FOOS. Hulti-source leachate (F039) Is included as a waste
derived from nonspecific source wastes F001 through F005.
The list of dangerous constituents under Section W.A. includes constituents that have not been detected in the
waste; however, knowledge of the processes providing waste to the 242-A Evaporator indicates the strong possibility
that these constituents are present in the waste or there is potential for treating these constituents in the
future. The annual waste quantity listed under Section IV.B. was calculated using an operating schedule of 365 days
per year and a specific gravity of 2.0 for the waste. This calculation was done to provide a maxil>xm estimate of
annual waste quantity,
V. FAC:UTY DRAWING Refer to attached drawin s .
AN etdating fa cili ti es mart in clude In the paw provldad on Papa 6 a soaM d rawing of the facR ty fora haeucDona for hors det sill.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph(.).
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VII. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION his infornolltion is provided on the attached raw ng s and photograph(s).
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VRI. FACIL IT
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^x A. if the faeloty evmer N at.e the fac ility oP.rotar a. fated In Section VII on Form 1, "Gene ral hfomtaticre- Plan an 'X' M the ace: to the left and skip to Sec ti on IX
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D(. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
John D, oner, Manager
U.S. Dep tment of Energy
Richland Operations Office
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H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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DOE/RL-88-21
Grout Treatment Facility
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
Page 1 of 15
FORM
$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
1. EPAISTATE I.D. NUMBER
1WIA17161910101018FD 0 7
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION DARE D COMMENTS
APPROVED ma• de e
fl. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICA TI ON
Plpats an'X' in the app ro p riate box in A or B below (mark one box on ly) to indicate whether th is N the fi rs t a placation you a re submitdno for your fscillty or a revised
applica tion and you already know your facility's EPAISTATE I.D. Number. or If this Is a revised applioatlon, enter your faGllfty'a EPAISTATE
I OP Number in this is Y I rfirst
A. FIRST APPLICATION 1pbce an X' below and provlde rho appmpdate duel
1. EXIST ING FACILITY /Sae brerrueriona for de!/nlflon of'axlst/n0' faeOhy, 0 2 • NEW FACILITY 1Compbm hem b elow)
Complete hem below.)
EXISTING FACILITIE3, PROVIDE THE GATE
FOR NEW FACILITIES,
me, day, d yr1
E THE D WON COMMENCED
PROVIDE THE DATE
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE
/ ^s3 tits boxes to the bft) 'f0t1 BE OR IS^^
^&"FOR
1 he date conettuction of the Hanford Facility commenced. EXPECTED TO BEG IN
S. REVISED APPLICATION [pla ce an 'X'below and complete Section I shovel
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STA TU S PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A F IN AL PERMIT
III• PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES .
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code f rom the Bat of p ro cess codes below that best desc ri bes each process to be used atthe facility. Tan lines am p ro vided for ente ring
coda.. N more Me. a re n ee ded, enter the cods(*) in the space p rovided. If a process Will be used that Is not Included In the Not of codas be low, then d es cribe the
proses e find ding its des/on up.cky) In the spec. provided on the fSeefion!/4C).
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - F or each code ente re d In column A enter the capac it y of the p roms.
1. AMOUNT- Ent er the Amou nt.
2. UN IT OFMEASURE- For each amount entered In column 8(1), enter the code f ro m the let of unit mes,um codes below that desc ribes the un it of me asure wed.
On ly the units of me asu re that am listed b elow shou ld be wed. -
PRO- APPROPRIATE UN IT S OF PRO- APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Sto rage: Treatment
CONTAINER (barrel, drum, eto) SOt GALLONS OR LITERS TANK TOt GALLONS PEft DAY OR
TANK - S02 GALLONS OR LITERS LITERS PER DAY
WASTE PILE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
CUBIC METERS LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT 804 GALLONS OR LITERS INCINERATOR 703 TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS PER HOUR;
Dl.po.sb GALLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
INJECTION WELL DSO GALLONS OR L IT ERS --•
LANDFILL D81 ACRE-FEET (the volume that OTHER (Use for yyhyaical, chemical. T04 GA LL
ONS PER DAY OR
would covet one acre to a therm al or biologk:d t re atment LITERS PER DAY
dep th of one foot) p rocesses not occur ring M tanks,
OR HECTARE-METER surface Impoundments or Inciner-
LAND APPLICATION 082 ACRES OR HECTARES atom. Describe the In
OCEAN DISPOSAL 083 L^SNSPpA
D AY OR the space p rovided; &action Notion III-C.)
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR L IT ERS
UNIT OF UN IT OF UN IT OF
MEASUREMEA SURE MEASURE
UNIT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UNIT OF MEASURE CO DE
GALLONS..................... O
L
LITERS PER DAY................ V ACRE-FEET.................... A
IT ERS ....................... L
CUBICVARD3 . ................. Y
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
TONS PER HOUR...... D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W
LITERSPER
HOUR............... H
HECTARE-METER .............. F
ACRES....................... B
HECTARES.................... G
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III Ishown /n fine numb
held 200 gallons and the other can he/d I00 gallons.
er s X-T end X-Z be lowk Aheillty has two store ran ks, one tank can
The facility also has an Incinerator that sari bum up to 20 Qallons per hour.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPAC IT
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III. PROCESSES ( continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS leads'TO4'). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY,
Refer to the following page.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four digit number from Chapter 173.303 WAC for each listed dangerous watts you will handle. If you handle
dangero us wastes whloh am net listed In Chapter 173.303 WAG, enter the four digit number(s) that describes the characteristics andlur the toxic eon•
emnantsof those dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each gated waste entered In mktmn A celmate the quantity of that waste that will be handled on an annual basis.
For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered in column A estimate the total annual quantity of all the non-listed wasto(s) that will be handled which
possess that characteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity emend in column B enter the unit of measure code. Units of measure which must be used and the appropriate code,
are
ENGLISH UN IT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS......... ... ... ...... P KILOGRAMS.................... K
TONS.............. ......... T METRIC TONS.................. M
If facility records use any other unit of mature for quantity, the units of massura must be converted into one of the required units of measure taking into account the
appropriate density or specific gravity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
odiort haw thrwaste will For each le ead aaind%rs t war
eentered In column select the codes) from the list of pro pose codes contained In Section III to
For nonJfrwd dangeour wastes: For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered M Column A, select the mde(s) from the Ist of proos m codes contained co In
Section Ill to Indicate all the promises that will be used to store, treat, and/or dispose of all the con-fisted dangamus wastes that passa ge that characteristic or
toxic contaminant.
Note: Four spseer are provided for entaring precast codas. If more are needed: III Enter the first ttxeo as described above; (2) Entar'OOO' In the extreme right
box of ham IV•D(1); snd (3) Enter In the space provided on page 4, the gne number and the additional codeis).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a code is not listed for a process that wi g be used, describe the process In the space provided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER • Dangerous wastes that can be described by more than one Waste
Number shall be described on the form as follows:
1. Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbers and onto, it In column A. On the same gm complate column, B, C, and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing all the processes to be used to vast store, and/or dispose of the waste.
2. In column A of the next lino smer the other Dsngemus Waste Number that can be used to describe the wave. In column DI2) on that line enter *Included with
above' and make no other entries an that line.
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV /shown L7line numbers X-1, X-2, X-3, and X•4 below! - A facility will treat and dieppuse of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shavino g from leather tanning and finishing operation. In addltiun, the facility will treat and digpuse of throe non4 sted wastes. Two wastes are corrosive
only and there will be an estimated 2DO pounds per yen of each waste. The otther waste is corrosive and ignitable and there will be an estimated 100 pounds per year
of that waste. Treatment w ill be In an incinerator and disposal will be in a landfill,
D. PROCESSES
L N O ANGEROUS
C. UNIT
WASTE NO.
B. STIMATEOF D ANNUAL
OFMEA-
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SURE
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X-! K 0 5 4 900 P T 0 31D`8`01
X•2 D 0 0 2 400 P T 0 3 0 B 0
X•3 D 0 0 f 100
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FORM 3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER WA7890008967
Section III.C, Description of Process Codes Listed in Section III.A
T04, T02. S02, TO1, D81
The Grout Treatment Facility (GTF) began waste management operation in August 1988.
The GTF is designed to treat mixed waste by mixing the liquid waste with groutforming
solids in an in-line mixer (T04), which is part of a unit called the Grout
Processing Facility. This process forms a slurry that is pumped to a concrete
disposal vault. The vault is operated as a surface impoundment (TO2) while the
grouted waste slurry hardens. When the slurry material has hardened, the vault is
sealed and closed.
The GTF has a total production capacity for treatment of approximately
382,325 liters (101,000 gallons) per day (24-hour period) (T04, T02). Treatment
consists of mixing liquid waste with dry cementitious materials. The specific
formulation of the dry materials is predicated upon the specific constituents
resident in the liquid waste stream.
The Liquid Collection Tank (LCT) stores potential mixed waste from any spill or
leakage collected in the sumps, spent flush and decontamination solutions from
internal and external system cleanups, and excess liquid and leachate pumped back
from the vaults (S02). The LCT has a design capacity of 3,028 liters '(800 gallons).
The dangerous waste is treated in the LCT to make the waste more amenable for
storage in the Double-Shell . Tank (DST) System (TO1). The LCT is capable of treating
approximately 4,978 liters (1,315 gallons) per day of dangerous waste.
The GTF vaults have a total design capacity of approximately 22.8 hectare-meters
(185 acre-feet) consisting of 17.9 hectare-meters (145 acre-feet) of waste and
4.9 hectare-meters (40 acre-feet) of grout material (D81). The GTF could have a
total of 43 individual vaults with each individual vault having a storage capacity
of 0.53 hectare-meters (4.3 acre-feet) [5,299,560 liters (1,400,000 gallons)] of
mixed waste.
The technology and process operation of the GTF was demonstrated from August 1988
through July 1989 with the treatment of 3,785,400 liters (1,000,000 gallons) of
nondangerous waste. Processing of this waste generated leachate that was a
corrosive mixed waste that was stored at the GTF and transferred to the - DST System.
Per Amendment Four of the Hanford Federal Facility Agreement and Consent Order, the
GTF has been placed in a standby mode until other alternatives for processing
DST System waste are studied.

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IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (continued)
L N ANGE•ROU6
N O WASTE NO.
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. ESTI 7Y OF WASTE
D 0 O 2 45,359,237
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1 K T04 I T02 S02 I T0.1 Treatment - Other
2 D 01016
3 D 010171
4 D 0 10181
6 D 01111
° D 01219
7 D 01316
° D 01410
9 F 010111
10 F002
7 1 F 01013
12 F 01015
13 W T O 1.
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Solidification/
Treatment - Surface Impoundment/
Storage - Tank/Treatment - Tank
Y 1 If jIncluded With Above
14 W T 0 2 45,359,237 K 081 I Disposal - Landfill
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N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (oom;nwd)
E. USE THIS S PACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SEC TION 011) ON PAGE 3.
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The dangerous waste proposed to be treated by the GTF has been determined to have the Waste characteristic of
corrosivity (0002, pH greater than or equal to 12.5). The list of dangerous waste Under Section IV.A. has been
added because of the potential of this Waste being treated and stored at the GTF. This dangerous waste consists of
toxic constituents cadmium (DO06), chromium (DO07), lead (D008), silver (D011), 1,1-dichlorethylene (D029),
nitrobenzene (0036), trichlorethylene (0040), spent nonhalogenated solvents 0 001, F002, F003, and F005), and stateonly
toxic extremely hazardous waste CWT01) in accordance with the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 173-303-084
°Dangerous Waste Mixtures. $ ' Following the treatment (deactivation and solidification) of the waste for corrosivity;
the waste is disposed In vaults and is considered a state-only dangerous waste (WT02) due to toxic characteristics
of the waste.
Dangerous waste constituents cadsitmm (0006) and silver (0011), Which are considered toxic characteristic waste, have
not been detected in the waste. Process knowledge of the waste being sent to the GTF indicates a strong possibility
that these constituents WILL be in the waste. Chromium CD007) and lead (DO08) have been detected in the waste based
on actual analytical data.
The Estimated Annual Quantity of Dangerous Waste of 45,359,237 kilogram (100,000,000 pounds) per year is based on
approximately 31,986,630 liters (8,450,000 gallons) of waste, or approximately six vaults. The total filling time
of these vaults is estimated to be 84 days per year at a maximin pouring rate of 382,325 Liters (101;000 gallons)
per day.
If the GTF is activated in the future, a Part A, Form 3,permit application revision could tie pursued as.requi red by
WAC 173-303 to revise the dangerous waste number(s) and the estimated a nn ual quantity of waste.
V. FACWJTYDRAWING Referto attached drawing(s).
An aArtlag faotM-e moat Include M the -paw p ra yNad on page 5 a scale dmWng of tM fadlhy fasr,WsaveVft. for mars dr.10).
VI. PHOTOG RAPHS Refer to attached photograph(s).
AN i ii tInci-da mar photograph* 4.41 rr grrWd4ovap !fist a
of
clearly d Ilneste all -4-0ng structure-; exisdng Bteng., tnetmam and disposal &n os; a nd
e 0•, wmahnam or disposal an as fama srawelons ler marl d^tagt
VII. FACIUTY GEOG RAPHIC LOCAT IO
N This iniomation is pro ded an the attic a mw ng (z) and photograph(s).
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
^x A. lithe fa cility avower Is also the facOW operstar as listed In Sec tion VII on Form 1, "Ge neral InfarmatieM. Plan an'V M the box to the left and skip to Section IX
below.
8. "the feoilky ow ner N nctthe fa cility operator as Esled M $mot ion VII on Fart 1, amp leb We 4llewing hems:
LC. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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NAME/pints/type/
John D. Wgoner, Manager
U.S. Oepartawnt of Energy
3 T E DATE IGNE%
tichland eratfon office
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NAME/prinrartypsl SIGNATURE DATESIGNED
SEE ATTACHMENT
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted informatioii'is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are siggificant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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Co-operaWr
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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Page 1 of 27
1. EPAJSTATE I.O. NUMBER
FORM
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION IWIA17181910101010191617
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION I DATE RECEIVED COMMENTS
mo, di b r.
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II. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an 'X' In the app ropriate box in Aer B b elow Imark am box only to Indicate whether thin Is the first application you m submitting for your facilittyy or a re vised
epplcad.n. 11 this is your tint app leaden and you elmady know your faci lity's EPA/STATE I.D. Number, or it th is is • rovieed application, ante, your feel ity's EPA/STATE
I.D. Number in Section I show.
A. FIRST APP LICATION fpJace an X- below and p ro vide me appropriate date]
I. EXISTING FACILITY!Sr+ instructions for delkdtion of sarjano, facility. ^2. NEW FACILITY ICamplare ham b.bw)
Complete item b elow./
MO. AV R EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE Imo., dgM& yyrr 1
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMFdENCED
0 3 M22 4 3 lu+s tit. boxe+fo the /s/71
•The data construction of the Hanford Facility commenced.
8. REVISED APPLICATION fplecaan'X' below and complete Section / shovel
M FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDE THE DATE
lmo. day, b yr) Op^RA-
EX TO BEIGIN BEGIN
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACIT IE S
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the coda f ro m the Bat of proeees cod"be low that bast d escrib es arch p ro cess to bo wad at the faclity. Tenn Ra am p rodded for ente ring
cod". If mote Una. are n eeded, enter the codalrl in the space p ro vided. If a preen wi ll be wed that M tat included In the Bat of cod es below, then describe the
p rocess gnckidbut Its der/on copaclryl In the space p rovid ed on the 14lutlon 111;Q.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY- For ea ch code entered M column A enter the capacity of the p roc ess.
1. AMOUNT- Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OF MEASURE - For each amount ente re d In column 8111. enter the code train
Only the units of me as ure that an Bated b elow should be wed.
list of un it mearum codes below that desc riber the unit of measu re wed.
PROCESS
PRO-
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APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
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APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage:
T re atment.
CONTAINER lbarml, drum, etc! Sol GA LLONS OR L IT ERS TANK Tot GALLONS PER DAY OR
TANK S02 GALLONS OR LITERS LITERS PER DAY
WASTE PILE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR -SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
• CUBIC METERS LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR L IT ERS INC IN ERATOR TOS TONS PER HOUR OR
METRICTONS PER HOUR:'
DbpeuL•GALLONS PER NOUR LI OR
TERS PER HOUR
INJECTION WELL DOD GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL D81 ACRE-FEET ftha volume that OTHER (Use for tricot, chemical, T04 GALLONS LI PER DAY OR
would cover one tea to a therm al or blologta treatment
TERS PER DAY
rh of ones foot) p rocesses not occu rring in Un it s,
VHECTARE-METER surface Impoundments or inciner-
LAND APPLICATION D02 ACRES OA HECTARES atom. D esc ribe the proses"+ N
OCEAN DISPOSAL 083 GALLONS PER DAY OR the epees p rovided; Sectlon III- t..1
LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT 004 GALLONS OR LITERS
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IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
' GALLONS ..................... G LITERS PER DAY................ V ACRE-FEET .................... A
LITERS....................... L TONS PER HOUR................ D HECTARE-METER ............... F
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W ACRES....................... B
CUBIC METERS ................. C GALLONS PER HOUR............. E HECTARES .................... O
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III Irhown in lean number, ,K J and below): A facility he, two stop a rank,, ens took can
hold 100 pollen, and rho other can hold {tp gallon+. The M facilit y also h an Incinerator that can bum up to 2

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Page 2 of 27
III. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS leads'TOV). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
Refer to the following pages.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four digit number from Chapter 173-303 WAC for each listed dangemue watts you will handle. H you handle
dangeroue wastes which am net listed in Chapter 173 .303 WAC, enter the four digit ntunwr(s) that describe* the ehanebdatk* and/or the toxic cootwoantt
of thew dangerous waste,.
S. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY- For each listed waste entered in column A estimate the quantity of that-wsate thit will be handled an an annual bask.
For each eharac a rktie of toxic contaminant ordered in column A *climate the total annual quantity of all the non-listed waste[*) that will be handled which
posaeet that characteristic ercontaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entered In column B enter the unit of measure coda. Unite of measure which must be aced and the appropriate codes
an:
ENGLISH UN IT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS ..................... P KILOGRAMS....,.............. K
TONS ........... I........:.. T METRIC TONS. ......... M
It faclIl1fItlyy reco rds we any other unit of massun for quantity, the units of measure must be conwnod into an* of the required unite of measure taking Into account the
approMts density Or specific gravity of the watts.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
Far listed dangerous waste: For each bud donaemue waste entered In column A select the code(,) from the Bst of process codes contained In Section III to
dicate how the watt. will be stored, treated • and/or disposed of at the facility.
For mn4ltt*d dangarow wastes: For tech characteristic of toxic contaminant *mend in Column A, select the cookie) from the 1st of prxee, —de* contained M
Station III to indicated the processes that will be used to start, that. ale/or dispose of al the non-noted dongaroue wastes that poseess that chancbmistic of
twdc contaminant.
Note: Four rpxos m provid*d for mterinp proee*e sods*. I anon am needed: (1) Enter the first three as described above; (2) Enter "000' M the extreme right
box of item N-Dfil; and 13) Enter In the space proNdod on page 1, the On* number and the additional code[*).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: I a code k net Bated for a process that win be wed, describe the places* In the space provided off the torn,
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous wastes that can be described by mom than am Waste
Number *hall be described an the forte, as fogowt:
1. Select an. of the Dangerous Waste Number and emor it M column A. On the same One complete Columns e, C, and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing an the processes to be wed to treat, stone andlor dispose of the weals.
2. In Column A of the next ins enter the other Dgeus an roWaste
Number that can be
abow' and make no other entries on that line.
to describe the waste. In colum column D(2) an that One enter'inciuded with
3. Repast step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangarow waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV Ishown In lone numbers X-1, X-2, X-3 and X-4below/ - A Isciiy win treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds par year
of chrome ehavinse from leather tanning and finishin g operation.M addition, the faenity Will that and dispose of three -n-listed wastes. Two wastes am cemwiw
only and then wi be an estimated 200 pounds per year of each waste. The other waste is convolve an ignite is and them will be an wad matad 100 paunch per year
of that waste. Treatment will be In an Incinerator and disposal will be in a landfill.
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FORM 3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER WA7890008967
Section III.C.. Description of Process Codes Listed in Section III.A
The T Plant Complex (T Plant) began waste management operations in January of
1957. This unit is located in the 200 West Area of the Hanford Facility and
consists of two main structures: the 221-T Building (221-T) and the
2706-T Building and 2706-TA Building (2706-T). Various support structures and
storage units also are found within T Plant. The 221-T and 2706-T buildings
are used for the storage (tank, container, and miscellaneous equipment) and
treatment (tank, container, and decontamination activities) of mixed and/or
dangerous waste before transfer to an onsite treatment, storage, and/or
disposal (TSD) unit or offsite TSD facility. The various support structures
and storage units are used for storage, sampling, and treatment of mixed
and/or dangerous waste. The T Plant boundary is defined by the chain link
fence enclosing the complex.
The following are the storage and treatment processes for T Plant.
S02
Liquid mixed waste from decontamination and treatment activities within
T Plant enters the T Plant tank system and is stored until transferred to
TSD unit that is capable of managing this waste.
The liquid mixed waste from 2706-T decontamination activities currently is
stored in the railroad pit sump [23,000 liters (6,100 gallons)] located in
2706-T. The liquid mixed waste is transferred by underground piping from
2706-T to the 211-T collection sump (211-T sump) [15,000 liters
(3,900 gallons)], located on the east side of 2706-T, and is transferred to
the 221-T tank system. The liquid mixed waste automatically is pumped to the
221-T tank system when the waste reaches a designated level in the 211-T sump.
The maximum tank storage design capacity that is maintained for the railroad
pit sump and 211-T sump is 38,000 liters (10,000 gallons).
Liquid mixed waste from 2706-T and 221-T decontamination and treatment
activities currently is stored in the 221-T tank system. The 221-T tank
system consists of six stainless steel storage tanks: tank 5-6 [17,400-liter
(4,600-gallon) design capacity], tank 5-7 [38,000-liter (10,000-gallon) design
capacity], tank 5-9 [18,200-liter (4,800-gallon) design capacity], tank 6-1
[76,000-liter (20,000-gallon) design capacity], tank 11-R [53,000-liter
(14,000-gallon) design capacity], and tank 15-1 [53,000-liter (14,000-gallon)
design capacity]. The tanks are located in reinforced concrete cells within
221-T. The maximum tank storage design capacity of the six storage tanks is
255,600 liters (67,400 gallons).
In a future process, the liquid mixed waste from 2706-T decontamination
activities will be transferred and stored in proposed tanks located outside of
2706-T. The addition of these proposed storage tanks will eliminate the need
for storage in the railroad pit and 211-T sumps. With the addition of the
proposed storage tanks, liquid mixed waste would no longer be transferred to
the 221-T tank system but could be transported to an onsite TSD unit or
offsite TSD facility that is capable of managing this waste. It is
anticipated that the new tanks will have a total design capacity of 114,000
liters (30,000 gallons).

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The maximum volume of liquid mixed waste (Process Design Capacity) that will be
stored at T Plant in existing tanks at any time is 292,990 liters (77,400 gallons).
The T Plant tank systems will be managed in a manner that ensures that the Process
Design Capacity is not exceeded.
T01
Liquid mixed waste that is stored in the T Plant tank system is transferred to a TSD
unit that is capable of managing this waste. If the liquid mixed waste is
transferred by underground pipelines, railroad tank cars, or other transportation
means, the T Plant tank system might be used to treat the waste before transfer.
This treatment process makes the liquid mixed waste more amenable for transfer
and/or storage. The maximum tank treatment process design capacity for tank 15-1 is
52,996 liters (14,000 gallons) per day.
T04
Decontamination and treatment activities occur in the 221-T canyon, 2706-T, and in
other support facilities and units located within T Plant. Decontamination and
treatment methods could incorporate a variety of technologies to remove
contamination. The technologies include, but are not limited to, immersion
treatment; spray batch treatment; and steam, water, ice, carbon dioxide, chemical,
or abrasive blasting. Some equipment, discarded materials, or solid waste generated
. by decontamination processes might meet the definition of "debris" and could be
treated by methods such as immobilization, encapsulation, or others (40 CFR 268.45).
Items might be recycled or disposed on the Hanford Facility.
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The 2706-T is used to decontaminate various types of equipment (e.g., tools,
railroad equipment, buses, trucks, automobiles, cranes, earth moving equipment, and
other large and small pieces of process equipment) by using steam, water, chemicals,
abrasive blasting (e.g., ice, carbon dioxide) and/or other methods to remove the
contamination. The decontamination activities in 2706-T occur over railroad and
automotive pits. The railroad pit is 16.9 meters (55 feet) long by 5.2 meters
(17 feet) wide by 1.8 meters (6 feet) deep. The automotive pit is 9.1 meters
(30 feet) long by 1.2 meters (4 feet) wide by 1.8 meters (6 feet) deep. The liquid
waste generated by this process currently is collected in the railroad pit sump,
transferred to the 211-T sump, and transferred to the 221-T tank system..
Decontamination and treatment activities occur in 221-T in stainless steel immersion
tanks (e.g., thimbles and troughs), immersion or spray batch treatment systems,
enclosed abrasive blasting modules, designated areas on the canyon deck, or
designated areas within the railroad tunnel. The activities consist of
decontaminating and treating process equipment (i.e., pipelines, jumpers), other
pieces of equipment (e.g., pumps, motors, damaged tools), and discarded materials.
The process consists of placing the contaminated items in the immersion tanks, batch
containment systems, treatment modules, or designated areas on the canyon deck and
using steam, water, chemicals, abrasive blasting (e.g., ice, carbon dioxide) and/or
other methods to remove contamination. Liquid mixed waste generated by this process

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is transferred to the 221-T tank system and then to a TSD unit that is capable of
managing this waste. Some equipment, discarded materials, or solid waste could be
immobilized or encapsulated before leaving T Plant.
The treatment capacity for waste that is decontaminated is based on the weight of
the waste. The maximum treatment process design capacity within T Plant is
1.8 metric tons (2 tons) per hour.
SOL T04
Storage and treatment of dry and liquid mixed and dangerous waste in various sized
containers, including railroad cars, could take place in the 221-T canyon,
221-T railroad tunnel, 2706-T, 214-T storage building, and in other support
structures and storage units located within the boundaries of T Plant. Container
storage and treatment capability at T Plant is required to: (1) complete laboratory
analysis and characterization of mixed and/or dangerous waste samples before
transferring the waste to an approved onsite or offsite TSD unit; or (2) absorb,
neutralize, immobilize, encapsulate, or otherwise stabilize the contents of some
containers before transfer.
In some cases, other types of treatment could be required to make the waste more
amenable for storage and/or disposal. Other types of treatments that could be
implemented include those identified in WAC 173-303-380. Modular building(s) could
be setup within T Plant for treating waste in containers. This modular building(s)
could support treatment of particular waste type or could be used for several
treatment activities for containerized waste.
The maximum container storage process design capacity is 757,082 liters
(200,000 gallons); and the maximum container treatment process design capacity is
3,785 liters (1,000 gallons) per day.
S06
The designation S06 (containment building/storage) indicates that solid mixed waste
is stored on the canyon deck, in the 221-T railroad tunnel, and in various cells in
the 22I =T canyon and 2706-T. This waste is considered to be stored in a containment
building subject to the requirements of 40 CFR 265, Subpart DD rather than a waste
pile subject to the requirements of 40 CFR 265, Subpart L. The solid mixed waste
consists of process equipment, jumpers, and various other items awaiting
decontamination, treatment, or repackaging prior to final disposition.
The maximum storage miscellaneous process design , capacity in 221-T and
2706-T is 35,170 cubic meters (46,000 cubic yards).

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The T Plant is used for the treatment and storage of mixed waste and/or dangerous
waste.
The dangerous waste numbers identified in Section D.A. are associated with mixed
and/or dangerous waste that could be stored and/or treated at T Plant. The mixed
and/or dangerous waste consists of listed waste, characteristic waste, waste from
nonspecific sources, toxicity characteristic waste, and state-only waste (extremely
hazardous and dangerous waste). Multi-source leachate (F039) is included as a waste
derived from nonspecific source waste numbers F001 through F005.
The estimated annual quantities of mixed waste listed for S01, S02,'S06, T01, and
T04 and dangerous waste for S01 and T04 represent the quantities of dry and liquid
waste that are planned to be stored and treated at T Plant. Future operations could
necessitate an increase in excess of these estimates and a revision could be pursued
as required by WAC 173-303.
V. FACILITY DRAWING Refer to attached draWin s.
AN exi sting fadlltias must Ineludo M the spa ce pro vid ed an papa i a sca le drawdng of the laollNy /aa 6atmetiou /or man deralg.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograpph(s),
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
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Page 13 of 27
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment..
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JohYi D. Wagoner, Man ger
U.S. Department of Energy
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President and Chief Executive Officer
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Rev. 4, 10101196
Page 2 of 8
111. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PRO.... CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS lead. -T04'1. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
•
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The 241-2 Treatment and Storage Tanks (241-Z) support the Plutonium Finishing Plant (PFP), which was constructed in November
1948. The 241-Z consists of storage tanks D-4, D -5, D-7, D-8, and an overflow tank. Tank D-5 also serves as the waste -
treatment tank.. These tanks, located in the belowground portion of the 241-2 Building, have a combined storage capacity of
69,300 liters (18,307 gallons). Tanks 9 -4 and D-5 each have a capacity of 16,400 liters (4,332 gallons), while tanks D-7 and
D-8 each have a capacity of 17,900 liters (4,729 gallons). The overflow tank, located in the 0 -7 Vault, has a capacity of
700 liters (185 gallons) and is in place to serve only in a capacity for receiving waste that might. overf Low from one of the
other tanks. The overflow tank is not in place to serve as storage capacity for dangerous waste. The 241-Z accumulates and
stores mixed waste generated from PIP process activities. The waste accumulated in 241-2 is transferred to tank D-5 for
treatment. Once treated, the waste is stored in Tank D-5 before final transfer to the Double•Shell Tank (DST) System. The
original construction of 241-Z included a fifth 16,400 liter (4,332 gallon) tank that also is located in the betowgroumd
portion of the facility. Tank D-6 was taken out of service and isolated from the 241-Z tank system in 1972 and never stored
dangerous waste. The purpose of identifying Tank D-6 is to note its existence within the 241-Z Building, but not to include
It with the tank system covered by the Part A, Form 3, for the 241-2.
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Treatment that occurs in tank 0 -5 consists of a batch process that includes the addition of sodium hydroxide or potassium
hydroxide, sodium nitrite, ferric nitrate, and water. The sodium hydroxide is added to adjust the pH of the waste to make
the waste more amenable for transfer to the DST System. Ferric nitrate solution is added to provide- a- Qercent stable solids
.for transfer to the DST System, while water could be used to adjust the plutonium concentration of the waste to be
transferred so that the waste meets the DST System criteria for acceptance This treatment process makes the waste more
amenable for transfer to the DST System.
(4,300 gallons per day).
The maximum process design capacity for tank treatment is 16,277 liters per day
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Entarth. four davit number from Chapter 173 .303 WAD for each li
sted dangerous waste you will handle. If you handle
dangerous waster which are not Ined in Chapter 773 .303 WAC, •nt.rtha four digit numberls) that desc ri bes the characte ri stics and/or the toxic contaminsm.
of those dange ro us wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each lined waste entered in column A estimate the quantity of that waste that will be handled on an annual basis.
For each ere d in coumn A estimate the total annual qu antity of all the iron-Bated wasta (s) that will be hand led which
r ctta ic or inapt ent
toxic
o that characteristic r contaminant
C. UNIT OF MEASURE- For each quant ity entered In column B enter the un it of measure code. Units of m easure which must be used and the approp riate codes
are:
ENGLISH UN IT
OF MEASURE COD E METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE COD E- POUNDS ........ ;. sees.. P KILOGRAMS ................... K
TONS....................... T METRIC IONS.............:.... M
If faculty records use any other unit of measure for quantity, the units of measure must be convened Into one of the requi re d units of measure taking Into account the
approp ri ate density or specific gravity of the was te .
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For listed clanou. waste- For each listed dangerous waste emend in column A select the code(.) item the east of pro ce ss cedes contained in Section 111 to
indicate how tit• waste wid be stored, treated, and/or disposed of at the fa cility.
wastes:
cadets) from
Section III toIndicate aq cess . that will be used to storm, tr standof /or dispose allthe non- listed dangerous thatspoetesssthatecharacte ristic orb
toxic contaminan t.
Note: Four sp aces are provided for ente ring process coder. H more are needed: (1) Enter the first three as described above: 12) Enter'OGQ' In the extreme right
' box of Rem 1 -1301: and 131 Enter in the spa ce provided on papa 4, the One number and the add itional codsis).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a code is not listed for a process that will be used, descr ibe thi process in the space provided on the farm.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Dange ro us wastes that can be described by more than one Wen.
Number shall be desc ribed on the form as fo ll
ows:
1. Select one of the Dang p mu. Waste Numbers and enter k In co lumn A. On the same One complete columns B, C. and D by es timating the total annual quant ity of
the waste and describing all the p rocesses to be used to treat. store, and/or dispose of the war". -
2. In column A of the neat line ante, the other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to dascdbe the waste. In column D12) on that line emer.'includad with
above' and make no.othar entries on that line.
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to des cr ibe the dange rous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV (shown In l/ne numb er s X-1, X-2, X-3 and X-6 belowl - A faculty wi ll that and dhppose of an estimated 000 pounds per year
of ch ro me shavin a from leather tanning and finishing operation. In add itio n, the fac ility will t re at and dispose of three non- start wastes. Two wastes are ce osive
only and ther. vdl^ be an estimatedd 200 pounds per year of each waste. The other waste Is co rros ive and Ignitable and there wi llan be estimated 100 pounds per yea;
of that waste. Treatment wi ll be (n an Incinerator and disposal WO be In a landfi ll .
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N ANGE(lOUS MEA
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E USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SEcnoH 011) ON PAGE 3.
The waste received by the 241-Z from PFP process activities could be assigned one or
more of.the following dangerous waste numbers as determined through process
knowledge, modeling, and some process sampling. Waste could designate corrosive
(D002), and/or toxic for chromium (D007), lead (D008), silver (D011), or carbon
tetrachloride (D019). Depending on the waste stream received, the waste also could
designate as a state-only toxic dangerous waste (WT01 or WT02).
V. FACLIiYDRAWING Refer to attached dnwin
At sxlathg 1adGdss must Indude In iha epaw provMad en Dap+ G s aaM drswin9 0 } Me fadAty I+++b+br/oNon+lermer^ d^aAl.
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nt and dispos al an; and
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N ThIS (Aformation Is provided on the attached drawing(s) ) and p otognp s .
Vlll. FACILITY OWNER
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NAME (pilot Wa or type)
John D. , Manager
U,S. Department tment of Energy
Richland O eratlmvt Office
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I certify under penalty of law'that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility, of
fine and imprisonment.
W le( l?:^
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n D. Wagoner, M4
PJ S. Department of
Richland Operations
a-o r for ^ '
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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DOE/RL-88-21
B Plant Complex
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
Page 1 of 27
1. EPMSTATE I.D. NUMBER
DANGEROUS WA S.T.E PERMIT APPLICATION IWIA1718191010101819101 7
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY --
A PLICA 1 N ATE RECEIVED COMMENTS
APPROVED mo. d. & /.
II. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an *X' In the appropdete box In A or a below imrk one box on to Indicate whether this is the fimt AphIie.tle, you em •ubmfttpp for your fmilitt yy or. reNeao
avv plication. It this is your Rent appl ication and you a lready know your f.nh ty'a EPA/STATE I.O. Numbe r, or it thL ie a revised •pplic tion. enter your far . 'a EPA/STATE
1.0. Number M Section 1 above.
A, FIRST APPLICATION [place an 'X-below andprovlde the epp/oplism Cafe!
e.1. EXISTING FACILITY IS-aLst/ucthns for definitlerr of eeristbrp' AcRity.
compim Rem below.!
2, NEW FACILITY lComphrto!rem below)
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FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE (me., day, & yr1
THE DATE
2 2 M4.3
FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDE THE DATE
OPERATION BEGAN OR CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED (u^e Ne boxer to vita LRl
Imo. di Y. & yil OP(:RA-
TIOH BEGAN OR IS
The data construotian of the Hanford Facility commenced. EXPECTED TO BEGIN
S. REVISED APPLICATION fpbee an X'below and complete Section I above]
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES • CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE- Enter the coda f rom the:Tist of process codas below that beat desc ribes tech p rocea• to be used at the facility. Ten lin es am provided for entering
ced e.. If more gnu a re n eeded, enter thacode( s) In the space provided. If a prmass w il l be eared that Is not Included In the Bat of code, below, than desc ribe the
proeue finclu.]/p its design capacity) In the space an the (Section 11FC).
1
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY •Far each code entered In column A enter tM eapsetry of the p ros..,
1. AMOUNT - Enter the amount.
2. UNIT OF MEASURE - For a'eh amount en tere d M column Bp 1. enter the code f ro m the li st of unit messuri cod es below that deecrib•s the un it of measu re used.
Only the un ite of measum that m listed b elow s hould be used.
PROCESS
PRO-
LESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
PRO-
LESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage; - Treatment:
CONTA INER (banes, drum, at el S01 GALLONS OR LITERS
TANKS02 GALLONS OR LITERS
WASTE PILE Sol CUBIC R
METERS
SURFACE IMP06NOMENT 504 GALLONS OR LITERS
TANK
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
INCINERATOR
TOT
T02
T03
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
PER DAY OR
^G. ALLOPER
TONS PER HOUR PEROR
Disposal:
INJECTION WELL
LANDFILL
'
DOG GALLONS OR LITERS
DOI ACRE-FEET (rho volume that' OTHER (Use for physic al, chemical, T04
would co ver onese/a to a therm al or bio logical treatment
depth of one loot l p
GALLONS PER PER RORS
LITERS PER HOUR
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
ro LAND APPLICATION
OCEAN DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
cess.. not occu rring in tanks
OR HECTARE-METER e
utfao Impoundments or incinor-
Del ACRES OR HECTARES atom. Desc ribe the in
083 i ction IIPC.I the space prov ded; Se
LITERSNER
DAYAY OR
084 GALLONS OR LITERS
.
UNIT OF MEASURE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
CODE UNIT OF MEASURE
UNIT OF UNIT, OF
MEASUREMEASURE
CODE UNIT OSMEASURE COD E
GALLONS ..................... G
LITERS ....................... L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
CUBIC METERS ........ ........ C
.GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR.. ... .. D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR..........
w
GALLONS PER HOUR............. E
LITERS PER HOUR............... H.
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES....................... 8
HECTARES.................... O
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III [shown In l/ne numbers X-T end X•2 bebwl. A h'a twn aonp0s tank., one ten* can
hold 200 oelkns and rho other can hold IDO gel/on'. Th e facilit to
y Ito has an Inelmntor that cote bum u to 2t) gdiene per hour.
N A. PRO-
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B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1. AMOUNT
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r S 0 2 347,056 L 7 0 2 348,020 L
2 T 0 1 79,493 V d
3 T 0 1 27,633 V s
S 0 1 51,008 L 10
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Cont inued from the front.
III, PROCESSES (mn tinuad)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (cod.'TG4'1. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
Refer to the following pages.
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four dig it number f rom Chapter 17&303 WAD for each listed dange rous waste you will handle. If you hand le
danpereus wastes which are not listed In Chapter 173-303 WAC, enter the four digit numb aris) that d es c ri w
be the eh.rafadatlos and/or the toxic con-
tamments of those dange rous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL OUANTffY- For each listed waste ente re d in co lumn Aes timate the quantity. of that waste that will be h andled an an annual b asis.
For each eharactedstie or toxic contaminant entered in column A es timate the total annual quantity of all the ran-Gated waste(a) that will be hand led which
po ssess that ch ar acte ri s tic or contaminant .
C. UNIT OF MEASURE-For each quanti ty entered In column B enter the un it of measu re code. Un its of measure which must be used and the app rop riate code
are:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASUR E CODE
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS.......... .......... ... T METRIC TONS.................. M
if fac il
ity re cords use any o ther unit of measure for quan tity, the units of me as ure must be convartad Into one of the required units of measure taking Into ac co unt the
approp riate density or specific gravity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For Rated dangerous waste: For each Bated dangerous waste antmd In co lumn A select the code(s) from the list of pro ce ss coder contained In Section III to
Indicate how the waste will be stated, treated, and/or dispo se d of at the facil ity.
For non listed dangerous wastes: For each characte ris tic or toxic co ntaminant entered in Column A, select the codeis) f ro m the list of p ro cess co des contained In
Section III to indicate all the processes that wile be used to store, treat, andlor dispose of all the non-fisted d ange rous waste that pose *. that characte ristic or
toxic co ntaminant.
Note: Four spaces am provided lot amering p rocess codas. If more am needed • (1) Enter the fast three as des cr ibed above; (2) Enter '000' In the extreme right
box of Rem IV•D(1): and (3) Enter in the space provided on page 4, the line number and the add itional code($). -
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: if a red o is not fisted for a p rocess that w ill be used, describe the p rocass in the space p rovided an the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous wastes that can be described by more than one Waste
Number sha g be described an the form as follows.
i. Numbers A.
tthe waste and describing de ^nbing all theaptrocesse te beeu sed to tmti state,
the the Wastes columns B. C, and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
of
2. In column A of the nett line enter the othar Dangerous Waste Number that can be wad to desc ri be the .waste. In column D(2) on that line enter 'Included with
above" and make m other entdes on that One.
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to descr ibe the dange rous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLET ING SECTION IV Ish.wn E, fine number. X-1, X-1, X-3, and X-4 befsw/ - A facility wi ll
t re at and dispo se of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shavings from leather tanning and finishing operat ion. In add it ion, the fac il ity will treat and dispon of three non- listed Wastes. Two wastes are corrosive
there lea 200 year of each waste. The ether watts Is corrosive and Ignitable and them w il
only std will . estimated pounds per
l be an estimated 100 pounds per year
of that waste. Tr eatment will be In an incinerator and disposal will be in a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
N DANGEROUS
O WASTE NO.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
N QUANTITY OF WASTE C' SURE UN"
/enter' 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
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/ante eodeJ coda)
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X-1 K 0 5 4
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900 P 1I T O 3 D 8 O
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X-2 D 0 0 2 400 P T 0 3 D E 0
X•3 D D O f 'fU0 P T O J O e' 0
X-4 I O I O' 2 T 0 3 D 8 0 included with above
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Section III.C.. Description of Process Codes Listed in Section III .A.
DOE/RL-88-21
B Plant Complex
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
Page 3 of 27
B Plant, which was constructed in 1943 and began oeration in April of 1945,
is located in the northwestern portion of the 200 mt Area. The first
mission for B Plant was the recovery of plutonium using a bismuth phosphate
chemical separation process (1945 to 1952). In the early 1960's, B Plant was
modified for a second mission, the recovery and purification of cesium and
strontium. The cesium and strontium were encapsulated and stored in the Waste
Encapsulation and Storage Facility (WESF).
Presently the B Plant Complex consists of two primary structures (the
221-B Building and the 271-B Building, shown on pages 13 and 16) and various
support structures. However, the 271-B Building does not treat, store, and/or
dispose of mixed and/or dangerous waste and therefore is not included in the
B Plant Complex treatment, storage, and/or disposal (TSD) unit boundary. The
221-B Building contains four dangerous waste storage and/or treatment tank
systems, Cell 4 container storage, and containment building storage. A
typical cell is 5.5 meters (18 feet) long by 3.9 meters (13 feet) wide by
8.5 meters (28 feet) deep. Each cell is covered with four concrete cover
blocks. In addition, the 221-B Building is made of reinforced concrete and is
259.1 meters (850 feet) long by 20.7 meters (68 feet) wide by 22.5 meters
(74 feet) high, covering an area of 5,369.8 square meters (57,800 square
feet).
The B Plant Complex currently supports the safe management and storage of the
B Plant and WESF radionuclide inventory. Mixed and/or dangerous waste
activities at the B Plant Complex include organic mixed waste storage (both
within the 221-B Building and tanks located outside), containerized non-liquid
waste storage, and other waste handling operations. These operations are
primarily carried out in the 221-B Building, which uses a remote process cell
design to house the process tanks and associated equipment as discussed in the
previous paragraph. Additional operations also are'carried out in the
221-BF Building and the 221-BB Building.
S02 TO1
The neutralized current acid waste (NCAW) was transferred to the B Plant
Complex:(221-B Building) for the Tank Waste Remediation pretreatment project.
The NCAW inventory was transferred back to the Double-Shell Tank (DST) System
in May 1993 after the Tank Waste Remediation pretreatment project was
canceled. Althouggh no waste currently is being stored or treated, and there
is no intention of future storage or treatment of any waste in this tank
system system is included to reflect past operations. The tanks that
comprise 1* the NCAW storage and treatment tank system are as follows: TK-6-2
[19,684 liter (5,200 gallon) capacityl, TK-7-1 [19,306 liter (5,100 gallon)
capacity] TK-7-2 [18,927 liter (5,00b0 gallon) capacity], TK-8-1 [19,684 liter
,200 gallon) capacity , TK-8-2 [19,684 liter (5,200 gallon) capacity],
-13-1 [15,142 liter ( ,000 ggallon) capacity], TK-14-2 [14,763 liter
,900 gallon) capacity], TK-29-3 [15,520 liter (4,100 gallon) capacity],
RR-39-2
[6,814 liter (1,800 gallon) capacity], and TK-3 -5 [7,571 liter
(2,000 gallon) capacity].
The following tanks comprise the low-level waste storage and treatment tanks:
TK-9-1 [19,684 liter (5,200 gallon capacity], TK-9-2 [19 684 liter
(5,200 gallon) capacity , TK-10-1 {37,839 liter (9,996 gallon) capacity],
7K-24-1 [52,617 liter (13,900 gallon) capacity], TK-25-1 r18,548 liter
(4;900 gallon) capacity], TK-25-2 [18,548 liter (4,900 gallon) capacity],

9 Section
E
III.C.. Description of Process Codes (Cont.)
TK-26-3 [9,922 liter (2,621 gallon) capacity l, and TK-39-1 [13,120 liter
(3,466 gallon) capacity]. Treatment of low-level waste to meet DST System
acceptance standards) includes the addition of sodium hydroxide until the pH
is greater than 12.0. Treatment also includes the addition of sodium nitrite
until the nitrite concentration is above 600 parts per million and any other
chemicals required to meet the acceptance criteria. The low-level waste tank
storage is intended for waste generated at the 221-B Building and WEST that
will not be transferred within 90 days to the DST System. There is no intent
or plan to store low-level waste at the 221-B Building from other sources.
The maximum storage process design capacity for the NCAW and low-level waste
tanks is 347,056 liters(91,683 gallons). The maximum treatment process
design capacity for the UAW and low-level waste tanks is 79,493 liters
(21,000 gallons) per day.
TO1 '
The low-level waste concentrator (formerly known as the single-stage thermal
siphon reboiler) located in Cell 23 of the 221-B Building, was operated to.
concentrate the iow-level waste in the low-level waste storage and treatment
tank system. The low-level waste concentrator is a thermal siphon and.shell
and tube heat exchanger. This system currently is inactive with no intention
of resuming operation and is included to reflect past operations. The lowlevel
waste concentrator system includes the following equipment: the waste
concentrator (E-23-3); tube bundles (E-23-3-1 and E-23-3-2); the deentrainer
(D-23-2); the condenser .(E-23-4); and receiving tank (TK-2 -1).
The maximum process design capacity for the low-level waste concentrator is
27,633 liters (7,300 gallons) per day.
Sol
The Cell 4 containerized waste storage unit is used for the storage of
208-liter (55-gallon) containers of solid mixed waste that does not contain
free liquids. Waste stored in Cell 4 includes light bulbs with lead solder.
The maximum process design capacity for container storage is 51,008 liters
(13,475 gallons).
S06
The designation S06 (containment building/storage) has been used to indicate
that the solid mixed waste stored on the canyon deck and in various cells is
considered to be in a containment building subject to the requirements of
40 CFR 265, Subpart DD. The solid mixed waste consists of radioactively
contaminated failed canyon process equipment and jumpers (or isolated
components thereof) containing lead used as weights, counterweights, or
radiation shielding. The solid mixed waste also could be contaminated with
residues from the processing of tank waste.
The maximum process design capacity for storage on the canyon deck and in the
cells is 35,170 cubic meters (46,000 cubic yards).
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B Plant Complex
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
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® Section III.C., Description of Process Codes (font.)
S02
The organic mixed waste storage tank system, contained in Cells 26 through 30
of the 221-B Building, includes the following tanks: TK-26-1 [14,763 liter
,900 gallon) capacityl, TK-27-2 [7,571 liter (2,000 ggallon) capacity],
R -27-3 114,385 liter (1 1,800 gallon) capacity], TK-27-4 r1,060 liter
280 gallon capacity , TK-28-3 14,385 liter (3,800 gallon) capacity],
K-28-4 [1, 60 liter 280 gallon capacity], TK-29-4 [492 liter (130 gallon)
capacity], and TK-30- [15,520 liter (4,100 gallon) capacity].
Two external waste storage tanks [each with a nominal 17,500-liter
(4,623-gallon) design capacity] will be used to store organic mixed waste
transferred from the organic mixed waste storage tank system located in cells
26 through 30 of the 221-B Building. The organic mixed waste will be stored
until transferred to an onsite TO unit or an offsite TO facility.
The maximum process design capacity for organic mixed waste storage in Cells
26 through 30 of the 221-B Building and for the two external organic mixed
waste storage tanks is 104,236 liters (27,536 gallons).
S02
Additional miscellaneous tanks in the B Plant Complex that managed mixed waste
after the 1987 date of regulation for mixed waste in the state of Washington
are identified on the B Plant Complex Vessel Table (page 6 of 27 . The Vessel
Table includes the tank/vessel identification number, tank/vessel location,
® and tank/vessel capacity. The total process design capacity for miscellaneous
tank storage is 348,020 liters (91,937 gallons).
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B PLANT COMPLEX VESSEL TABLE
VESSEL ID LOCATION CAPACITY
LITERS
E-5-2 Cell 5 1,639
TK-17-1 Cell 17 18,700
TK-17-2 Cell 17 18,908
TK-18-2 Cell 18 11,761
TK-18 -3 Cell 18 2,794
E-20-2 Cell 20 1,552
TK-21-1 Cell 21 53,272
TK-22-1 Cell 22 1,775
T-28-1 Cell 28 2,642
TK-29-2 Cell 29 15,077
T-30-1 Cell 30 2,634
TK-32-1 Cell 32 15,024
TK-33-1 Cell 33 53,211
TK-34-2 Cell 34 15,520
TK-35-2 Cell 35 15,002
TK-36-1 Cell 36 15,547
BCP 221-BB* 2,271
BCS 221-BB* 2,271
221-BF-A 221-BF* 49,210
221-BF-B 221-BF* 49,210
Total Capacity 348,020
-The 221-BB and 221-BF Buildings are located adjacent to the 221-8 Building
(refer to the B Plant Complex Site Plan. page 13 of 27).
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Rev. 5, 10/01/96
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NOTE.• Photocopy thu p+ a before eempledn !/ yea have male than 26 wares to tut.
I.O. NUMOM fentned horn page U
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' Q 0 0 8 6,804 K SO Storage - Container
2 W T 0 1 (Cell 4 Container Storage)
O W T 0 2 Included With.Above
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Pace 7 of 27
• 0 0 0 2 6,804 K S06 Containment Building/Storage
G D 0 0 4
0 through
7 0 0 1 1
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Included With Above
13 D101012 34,324 K S02 Storage - Tank
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I.D. NUMUER IMIUad ffom page IJ
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Rev. 5, 10/01/96
Paaa R of 97
' D FOTO2 18,927* K Sot Storage-Tank (Organic mixed waste
2 D 0 0 4 storage)
D through
4 0 0 1 1
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* The quantity of waste represents the total amount of organic mixed waste that is stored
in the B Plant Complex. There are no plans to generate additional organic mixed waste in i
the future.
10 D 0 0 2 90,992** K I T01 I I I I I Treatment-Tank (Low-level waste
14 D 01014 concentrator treatment tank system)
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** The quantity of waste represents past operational activities of the low-level waste
concentrator. There are no plans to use the low-level waste concentrator for mixed
waste activities in the future.
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N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (continual{
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION Oil) ON PAGE 0.
The B Plant Complex is used for the storage and/or treatment of mixed and/or,
dangerous waste. The mixed and/or dangerous waste, depending on the source,
can be transferred to the 221-B Building Cell 4 container storage; other
onsite TSD units, or to an offsite TSD facility.
The dangerous waste numbers identified in Section N.A. are associated with
waste that could be stored and/or treated at the B Plant Complex. The mixed
and/or dangerous waste consists of listed waste, characteristic waste,
toxicity characteristic waste, and state-only waste (extremely hazardous and
dangerous waste).
The NCAW was transferred back to the DST System in May 1993. There are no
plans to use the NCAW storage and treatment tank systems to store or treat
mixed and/or dangerous waste. Also, there are no plans to use the low-level
waste concentrator to treat mixed and/or dangerous waste.
The estimated annual quantities of mixed and/or dangerous waste identified for
Process Codes S01, S02, S06, and T01 represent the maximum quantities of waste
that could be stored and/or treated in the B Plant Complex. Future operations
might necessitate an increase in excess of these estimates and a revision
could be pursued as required by the Washington Administrative Code 173-303
Dangerous Waste Regulations.
V. FACVrYORAWING Refer to attached drawin S.
AN axiating facil itie s moat include In the apa ce provided on pace 6 i stale drawing of t he facility I", it+wodonr for noon det M.
VI. PHOTOGRA PHS Refer to attached phatograph(s).
Ale xiati p facil .a muK Mciuda R, plgtopnpha /wl3 ar vyrovndJawd that eMulY de pneata all extorting eWOtwea ; ndeNnp slenpe, tnatm.m end disp osal akee a} }tnura steraps, Vaatme
once; or dlaposal par /m bawedona for men d^telg.
and
VII. FACI LITY GEOG RAPHIC LOCATIO N
hts MYOFinatlon is provided on the attached raw ng(s) and photograph(s).
Vill. FACILITY OWNER
0 A. N the fa cility ovmar le atoo the fac ility ope ra tor a.It ted in Section V II on Form 1,'Gonerel Information', p lace an "X" In the hoxto the left and s kip to Section IX
habw.
p. If the faci l ity mvner to not the facility op erator as Noted In Sec tion V 11 an Farm 1, oamplots t he following hem.:
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
leerWy undo pens/No/Now Nat/hootpreens//y eraminad anduelamplarwill Nelelamoodenautmin eF Ln Ink and ^Y.noh.ddleco or, and th at aa.donmy
inauly e/ Nos n/ividua6 JmmdJ t ly l.+peneA/^ for etta/n/n0 the lnfermeden, / A Rovo N at IA. whmolrtrd /nlem+at4n N we, awvroa., and o,vM l.,r, J an aware Nat
Non are s/pn)Tcenfpeaalde+l.r rubm/Clay /at:r hlormaden, wcAd&, jj the ponitpiry of found fin A*enment.
NAME Ipdet er type!
John 0. Wagoner, NSnagaf
U.S. Dopartaaett of Energy
51 N RE / }
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DATE SIGNED
Richland operstiorts office
X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
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SEE ATTACHMENT
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
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B Plant Complex
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
Page 12 of 27
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am familiar
with the information submitted in this and all attached documents, and that
based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible for obtaining
the information, I believe that the submitted information is true, accurate,
and complete. I am aware that there are significant penalties for submitting
false information, including the possibility of fine and imprisonment.
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JcV D. Wagoner, MaVager
U. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
Co-o a 'tor
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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222-S Laboratory Complex
Rev. 4, 10/01/96
Page 1 of 16
I. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
FORM
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION JW I A T 1 B g o 0 0 ® B B
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION DATE REC IVED
APPROVED mo, de a r.
COMMENTS
II. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Piece art 'X' N the app ro p ri ate box In A or 0 be low (mark one box on ly) to Indicate whether this is the that appl ication you am submi tting for your tacl0ryry or a revised
s pllcallon. If this is your first application and you already know yaw fac gity's EPA/STATE LD. Numbe r. of it this Is a re vised applica ti on, enter your facAf ly's EPAISTATE
L g, Number in Sect io n 1 &bow.
A. FIRST APPLICATION /pyre an X' below sndprovlde the opproprAb dsml
1. EXISTING FACILITY IS., Instruction, for dafinfrlon of 'extstkg' IaelEty. 2. NEW FACILITY (Comp/amJ em befowl
Complete ham b elow./
FOR EXISTING FACIL IT IES, PROVIDE THE MO. AY Yq.
FOR NEW FACIL IT IES,
( mo, dayy d yt
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.PROVIDE THE DATE,
e the boxes to the loft/ IS^ RA
DATE
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RATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION
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EXPECTED TO BEGIN
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® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERM IT® 2, FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERM IT
MMWN+ tj
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPAC IT IES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code f ro m the get of p ro aestcod es below that best d escribes each p ro ce ss to be wad at the facility. Ten lines Jr. p ro vided for ente ring
cadet, If more lines are needed, enter the cudeis) in the spats p rovided. Its ppm mss wi ll be used that A not Included In the Ikt o/ codes below, then d escribe the
p rocess 6ncludog Its das/gn aspachy) in the spa" p ro vided an the (Secton 1//-CI.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each code ente re d In column A entarthe capaci ty of the p ro c ess.
1. AMOUNT - Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OF MEASURE - For each amount ente re d in column 811), enter the code f rom the f la t of unit measure "des below that describes th e unit of me asu re wed.
Only the unite of m sesure that am listed below should be used.
PROCESS
PRO-
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APPROPRIATE UNITS OF.
MEASURE
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PROCESS
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APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR OC
Storage: Treatm m;
CONTAINER (boast, d ru m, etc) Sol GALLONS OR L IT TANK
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S03 YARDDSS R
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SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS
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SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
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GALLONS PER DAY OR
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GALLONS PER DAY OR
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LITERS PER HOUR
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LITERS PER DAY
TI ON D02 ACRES OR HECTARES sto re OCEAN DISPOSAL 083 GALLONS PER DAY OR
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SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR RS LITE
UN IT OF UN IT UNIT OF MEASURE
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UNIT OF
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IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
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LITERS ....................... L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
GALLONS PEAR DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY.... ............ V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR...... ...W
LIERS PEA HOUR............... H
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES,,..................... B
HECTARES .......... .......... O
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III (+hewn In Ana menbari X-1 and X4 below]: A f--Nty hoe twe stamps, ens tsnk can
hold 700 gallons and the other can hold 400 pa//arts, Th e faci li ty also has an incine ratorth&t can bum up to 20 Yallans per hour;
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222-S Laboratory Complex
Rev. 4, 10101196
Page 2 of 16
111. PROCESSES (continued)
C, SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (coda "704-1. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
he 222-S Laboratory Complex began waste management operations in Jute of 1951. The 222-S Laboratory Complex consists of the
ollowing two waste management units,. the 219-5 Waste Handling Facility and the 222-S Dangerous and Mixed Waste Stora ge Area.
ocesses associated with these two traits are described as follows.
02 TO1 - The 219-S Waste Handling Facility is located northeast of the 222-S Analytical Laboratory Building. The 219-S Waste
end)in9 Facility contains four stainless steel tanks: Tanks 101 [15,000 liters (4,000 Bettors)], 102 E15,000 titers
4,000 gallons)], 103 [6,000 liters (1,500 gallons)], and 104 17,200 liters (1,90D SaLLons)]. These tanks are located in a
lowgroud concrete vault ISM, Tank 103 will, be used until tank'104 is in place, at which time tank 103 will be drained and
losed. Tanks 101 and 104 are used for primary and backup storage of mixed waste from the Z22-S Analytical Laboratory. The mixed
este is transferred from tanks 101 and 104 to tank 102 for treatment (701) and storage before transfer to the Double-shell Tank
DST) system. The mixed waste Ls'treated in tank 102 with sodium hydroxide (NaOH) to a pH greater than or equal to 12.0 and with
odium nitrite (NaNO,) to a concentration of 600 parts per million. This treatment process makes the mixed waste more amenable for
forage in the DST System. The maximum process design capacity of storage tanks 101 102, and 104 is 37,200 liters
9,627 gallons). The maxiaAm treatment process design capacity for tanik 102 is 780 (iters (206 gallons) per day 1254,000 liters
75,000 gallons) per year].
O1 - The 222-S Dangerous and Mixed Waste storage Area is located on the north side of the 222-5 Analyticat Laboratory Building.
he 222-S Dangerous and Mixed Waste Storage Area consists of two metal storage structures resting on a concrete pad. The
Z2-S Dangerous and Mixed waste Storage Area stores approved various-sized containers or other approved packages and overpacks of
ixed waste and nonradioactive dengeros,waste (501). Each metal storage structure holds containers of waste. The containers are
tored at the 222-S Dangerous and Mixed Waste Storage Area until transferred to an onsite treatment, storage, and/or disposal (TSD)
it or offsite TSD facility. The maxirman design capacity of the 222-S Dangerous and Mixed Waste Storage Area is 3,700 liters
9T7 gallons) [57 liters (15 gallons) of liquids per container].
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DA NG EROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER -Enter the four digit number from Chapter 173 .303 WAC for each acted dangerous waste you will handle. H you handle
dangerous wastes which am not Noted in Chapter 173 .303 WAC, enter the four digit numberts) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic con•
temmarm of those dangerous wastes.
D. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY -For each listed waste entered M column A estimate the quantity of that waste that will be handled on an annual basic.
For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered in column A estimate the total annual quantity of al the non-listed wastes) that will be handled which
possess that characteristic or contaminant.
C: UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entered in column B enter the unit of measure code. Units of measure which must be used and the appropriate codes
am:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASU RE CODE METRIC UNIT O F M EASUR ECODE
POUNDS ..................... P KILOGRAMS......:............ K
TONS ....................... T METRIC TONS............. .....M
If facility records use any other unit of measure for quantity, the units of measure must be comrarted into ono of he required units of measure taking Into account the
appropriate density or specific gravity of the waste.
O. PROCESSES
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NOTE:
SCRIBED DE B MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous wastes that can be described by more than one Waste
DANGE described eform on th SC Y
the column. 8, C, and O by estimating the total annual quantity of
i the waste and describmg all the processes to be usedto treat, storre.;nd/or of the waste.
2. In column A of the next line enter the other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the waste. In column 0121 on that line enter "Included with
above" and make no other ntgo, on that line.
X-1, X-2, XJ, and 3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV (shown In the numbers X-4 below) - A facility will treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shavings from leather tanning and finishing operation. In addition, the facility will treat and dispose of throe non-bated wastes. Two wastes am corrosive
.M and then. will be an estimated 290 pounds per year of each waste. The other waste is eanueive and ignitable and hero will be an estimated 100 pounds per year
ofthat
waste. Treatment will be In an incinerator and disposal will be M a landfill.
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E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION DIt) ON PAGE 3.
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Mixed waste from the 222-S Analytical Laboratory Building flows by gravity to the
219-S Waste Handling Facility for treatment before transfer to the DST System. Some
mixed waste could require chemical treatment within the 222-S Laboratory Complex before
introducing the 'mixed waste into the 219-S Waste Handling Facility. The mixed waste is
considered corrosive because of -the presence of nitric acid before treatment and sodium
hydroxide following treatment. Treated mixed waste transferred to the DST System
consists of characteristic waste, toxic constituents, state-only waste, and spent
halogenated and nonhalogenated solvent waste. Multi-source leachate is included as a
waste derived from nonspecific source waste. Before transfer, sodium nitrite is added
to the mixed waste for corrosion protection of the DST System.
The approved containers or other approved packages and overpacks of waste are stored in
two metal storage structures located on a concrete pad until transferred to an onsite
TSD unit or offsite TSD facility. The contents of the containers are identified
through process knowledge and sample results. The containers hold characteristic
waste, toxic constituents, spent halogenated and nonhalogenated solvent waste,'
nonspecific source waste, discarded polychlorinated biphenyls, and state-only waste.
V. FACILITY DRAWING Refer to attached drawl s .
AN existing facllltlae must Include In the space pro vided an papa 6 a scale drrMng of the faci li ty pea Aebpedona larmaa defaAl.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Rotor to attached photograph)a).
AN exiallins faoiNtlee must InoWds Phetographo /e«!Nw wsreundJeW! that oleMY denn#e all ealstkq stractme; ex isting *forage, treamwrR and dispo sa *has of Iowa storage, tnatmem or dispos ed areas re 0" buovedcn+ 14? "to dcnVN.
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VII. FACILTY GEOG RAPHIC LOCATION This Information is pro dad on the attached draw ng s and photograph(s).
VIII. FAC IL ITY OWNER
Q A. N the faalNty owner Is also the facility Operator as Noted in Sec tion VI on Form 1.'Gensrd kdorma tio'n', pla ce an'X' In the hex to t he left and skip to Section IX
below.
a. M the I.Onky ewrur is not the facil ity operator r Rated M Sect ion VII on Fern 1, complete the 6116Wnp hone:
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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Jahn D. Yaganet, Renaper
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X. OPERATOR CERi1FIGTION
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
John IV. - Wagoner, Managdt
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
Co-op rator
H. J.-Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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222-S LABORATORY COMPLEX
DANGEROUS AND MIXED WASTE
STORAGE AREA
METAL STORAGE STRUCTURE INTERNAL VIEW
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1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
FORM
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION IIWIA1718191010101 e ^ B T
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION GA RECENED
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APPROVED o. de tr
COMMENTS
It. FIRST OR REVISED APP LI CA TI ON
Race an -X- In the app ro p ri ate box in A or 8 below [mark one box antt) to ind icate whether this Y the fi rst application you m submitting for your faci lity or a revised
e pllcst lon. If this Isyour flit application and you already know your facility's EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or if this Is s revised appl ication, enter your fac ility's EPAISTATE
I.^. Number M Section i above,
A. FIRST APPLICATION/pAcsan-X-belowendprovide the eppmpdat.date]
1. EXISTING FACILITY 1See bnatrvethne for degn1don of'existing'fae2/ty.
Complete I ran, b aluw.l
0 2. NEW FACILITY (Complete Item below/
FOR EXIS
FOR NEW FACILITIES,
TI 3 2 2 4 3
NG FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE /ma. dayy, ! yyrr1
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION 6OMMENCED
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PROVIDE THE DATE,
Imo. d. , ! yr! OPERA-
The date construction of the Hanford Facility commented. EXPEECTEDATO BEGIN
S. REVISED APPLICATION 1plece an -X-below end complete Section 1 abovel
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES- CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE- Enter the code tram the list at p rocess codes below that best d escribes each proce ss to be used rt facility. Ten Ones are p rovided for entering
codes. If man ikus an needed, anterthe codefs) in tha space p rovided. If a p=ow will be aced Nat ia not include In th e pet of codes be low, than desc ri be the
proans Including Ira de sign apacity) M th e sp ac e p rovi ded on the (Section 111-Cl.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPAC IT Y- For each cods ente re d In column A e nter the capacity of the p roce ss.
1. AMOUNT - Enter the amount.
2. UNIT
column the code f
LIRE -
ro m the Oft of unit measure codes be lo w that d es c ri bes the unit of measu re wed.
the uME Far a th t n listed delve vied enter
O hod s
LESS MEASUR/E FOR PROCESS CCEESS MEASUR/E FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage: T re atment:
' CONTAINER (bar rel, drum, etc) SOt GALLONS OR LITERS TANK T01 GALLONS PER DAY OR
TANK S02 GALLONS OR LITERS LITERS PER DAY
WASTE PILE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
CUBIC METERS LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS IN CINERATOR T03 TONS PEii HOUR OR
METRIC TONS PER HOUR:
Difpoeal:PERGALLONS HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
INJECTION WELLD80 GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL 081 ACRE-FEET (the Weans fiat OTHER [Use for yphysical, chemical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
would a*~ .. sere to a tho nal or biologic al treatment . LITERS PER DAY
depth of one foot/ p ro cesses not occurring in tanks,
OR HECTARE-METER surface Impoundments or Inciner-
LAND APP LI CATION D82 ACRES OR HECTARES Mon. D es c ri be the processes In
OCEAN DISPOSAL 083 GALLONS A Y OR the apace p rovided: Section IIFCJ
LITERS ER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT OF UNIT OF UNIT OF
MEASUREMEASURE MEASURE
UN IT OF MEASURE CO DE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS... ......... G
LITERS ....................... L
CUBIC YARDS ...............'... Y
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.GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
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TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR....... r.,W
GALLONS L HOUR............. E
LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
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EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION 111 Iahba" in in number, X. and X-2 bbw1: A IicArty has two rron a ranks, one rank un
hold 200 gallons and the o ther can hold 400 gallons, The facility abm hr, an McMentor that em bum u to 28 gallons er hour.
8. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY B, PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
N A. PRO- FOR N A.
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III. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS Icode'T04"I. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACnY.
T04
The 204-AR Waste Unloading Station began waste management operations in February of
1982. The 204-AR Waste Unloading Station receives liquid mixed waste transported in
railroad tank cars or tank trucks of varying capacity. Mixed waste is generated
from decontamination and regeneration operations in the 100 and 200 Areas, from
recovery and laboratory operations in the 200. and 300 Areas, and from
decontamination operations in the 400 Area. The liquid mixed waste is chemically
adjusted in-line during pumpout to meet Double-Shell Tank (DST) System corrosion
specifications, then transferred to the DST System. The maximum process design
capacity, with a specfic gravity for the waste of 1.0, for tank treatment at the
204-AR Waste Unloading Station is 189,270 liters (50,000 gallons) of which
37,854 liters (10,000 gallons) is associated with the flushing of the system.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four dig it number from Chapter 173-303 WAC for each listed dange rous waste you wile handle. N you hand le
dangerous wastes which am not Fated in Chapter 173 .303 WAC, enter the four digit numbarls) that desc ribes the character is tics and/or the toxic contammante
of those dange rous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED
listed
a ac charectedsGo otr toxNicc contaminant entered Iwane
olumn A In
the total annual quantity
at of that
passes. that characteris
will be handled
the nond smd that will be handled bwh which
ti c or co nt aminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each qua ntity ente re d in column B enter the un it of measure coda. Un its of measure which must be used and the app rop riate codes
aro:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEA SURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS.......... I............ T
METRIC TONS ..................M
If
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D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES: -
li owrite wastes will bd stated, i e d dangerous ewsm entered from A se lect the cadets) the Hoof proce ss cod e.
r the
co ntained In Section ill to
Far. Indicate h
Section Ill to indicate, all the p rocesses. that will be i%am. treat, andfor entered toxic contaminant.
Column
of all t non-hated dange rousswastes thateposse s, Mat characteristic or
Note: Four spaces am p rovided for ente ri ng pro ce ss codas. N more are needed: (1) Enter the fir st three as des described -bed above; (2) Enter '00
box of Rem IV-00), and (3) Enter M the space provided on page 4, the Nne number and the add ition al codoW.
2, PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a code Is not listed for a p rocess that wi ll be used, deauibe the p rocess in the apa
In the extreme Night
ce p rovided on the form.
NOTE DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE WASTE NUMBER - Dange rous wares that can be described by mom than one Ware
Number shall b"a.crihed on the form as fo ll DANGEROUS
ows:
Balsa
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2. In column A of the next line enter the other Dangerous Ware Number that can be used to describe the ware. In co 3.
lumn D(21 on that Nne enter "included with
above' and make no other entries on that One.
Rapaat rep 2 for each other Dange rous Waste Number that can be used to desc ri be the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLET ING SECTION IV Ishown le Ghe numbers X-1, X-2, X-3, and X-4 below! - A facility will t re at and dbyose of an es timated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shavinps from leather tanning and finishing operation. In addition, the faclaty coil treat and dispose of three non-listed Wares. Two wares are corrosive
onit and then will be an estimated 2GO pounds per year of each ware. The other ware is corrosive a Ign itable and theta WN be an estimated 100 pound. per yew
of Mat waste. Treatment will be in an Incinerator and disposal will be In a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
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E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECT ION D01 ON PAGE 3.
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The 204-AR Waste Unloading Station is used for the treatment of liquid mixed waste
that exhibits a pH of less than 12. The waste is treated in-line at the
204-AR Waste Unloading Station by adding caustic (sodium hydroxide and sodium
nitrate) to increase the pH of the waste, making the waste amenable-for storage in
the DST System.
The waste identified in Section N.A. has the potential for being transported to the
204-AR Waste Unloading Station, treated, and transferred to the DST System. The
mixed waste consists of listed waste, characteristic waste (D001, D002, and DO03),
toxic constituents (D004 through DO11, DO18, DO19, D022, D028 through D030, D033
through D036, D038 through D041, and D043), nonspecific source waste (FOO1 through
FOOS and F039), and state-only waste (WTO1, WTO2, WPO1, and WP02). Multi_ source
leachate (F039) is included as a waste derived from nonspecific source wastes FOO1
through FOOS.
V. FACRAYDRAWING Refer to attached drawing(s).
AN existing facilities mart In clude in the "am pmvU*4 on path L a awls drnMng of t he facil ity }site btaovesona!•rmons dada).
N. PHOTOGRAPHS ReertO attached photograph(s),
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VII. FACI LI TY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION Tnis Inforniation is provided on the anached d raw n9 (s) and phctograph(a).
Vill. FACILITY OWNER
xQ A. If tir faci lity owner Is also the facihy opondor as gated In Section VII on Foun 1, 40sneral atfolmation% place an 'X' In the box: to the INt and skip to Section M
baiow.
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John D. VSSOner, Namara
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U.S. Department of Energy
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X. OPERATOR CER TI FICATION
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsi.hle
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
S. W"'
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Jqh D. Wagoner, ManageV
U. Department of Energy
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Please p rird or type In the unshaded areas only
'tyll a area are spaced for Mte type, 1e., 12 characterAnch).
03RM
1 1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION w A B a o D D B ^
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICA I EC 1 COMMENTS
APPROVED mo. e & r
11. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an 'X' in the appropriate box In A or B b elow imark ons box onlyy) to indicate whether this u the fkst a pllcatlon you are subm itting for your fadlhy, or a revised
e pAutlon. If this is your firat application and you akksady know your la cilhy's EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or if this Is a revised application, enter your faclllity9 EPA/STATE
I.D. Number In So etien )above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION (place an "X' b elow and provide the appropriate deist
rj 1. EXIS TING FACILITY ism imenucCOns for deRn/elan of •ax4Unr faeWty.
Complete Item below.)
^2. NEW FACILITY /Complete Item be/owi
MO FOR EXISTING FACILI TI O 3
ES, PROVIDE THE DATE (me., ft Q yr.)
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED
2 Z [4131
0 Ay FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDE THE DATE
(use dw boxes to the left) TIOj BEGAN ) IS
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICATION (place an -X- below and complete S4pdan 1 above)
® I. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS 'A F IN AL PERMIT
Ill. PROCESSES . CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE . Enter the code from the [in of p rocess codes below that best describes each prom., to be used at the fa cility. Ten lines are provided for ente ri ng
codas. If more Lino are needed. enter the cods(s) In the apace p rovided. It a p ro cess wi ll be used that is not Included in the gat of co des be low, then describe the
Proven !including /r, daslyn capacl ryl In the spew provided on the (Section 1/1-CJ.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each coda entered In column A enter the capacity of the p rocess.
1. AMOUNT• Enter the amount.
2. UNIT OFMEASURE - For each amount ente re d in column Bit). enter the code from the Hot of un it measu re codes belowthat desc ri
bes the un it of measu re used.
Only the units of measu re that om listed below should be used.
PROCESS
PRO-
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
PRO.
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage:
Treatment:
CONTAINER fbarrel, d ru m, etc)
TANK
WASTE PILE
'SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
. Disposal:
INJECTION WELL
SOt
S02
S03
SO4
D80
GALLONS OR LITERS TANK T01
GALLONS OR LITERS
CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02
CUBIC METERS
GALLONS OR LITERS INCINERATOR 703
GALLONS OR L
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
FT
EHS ,CER HOUPER HOLBZ
OR
LITERS PER HOUR
IT LANDFILL D81
ERS
ACRE•FEET fthe volume Nat OTHER (Use for physical, chemi cal, T04
would euverana sere to a thermal or b lologlcat t
GALLONS PER DAY OR
re '
LAND APPLICA TION
OCEAN DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
082
D83
D84
atment Pro
de th of one foot)
not occu rring In tanks,
'a HECTARE-METER sonc^e impoundments or inckwr•
ACRESORH£CTARES store. Des cribe the p roeesees In
ep the apac rovided; Section III-C.)
ALRDS PER ER DAY OR
GALLONS OR LITERS
LITERS PER DAY
UN
UNIT OF
MEASURE
UN IT OF UNIT OF
MEASUREMEASURE
IT OF MEASURE CODE UNIT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ..................... O
LITERS.. L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
CUBICMETERS...... .... C
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W
LITERS HOUR ............. E
LITERS PER HOUR ......... ...... H
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES............... ... . . . .B
HECTARES.................... O
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING OM; M SECTION 111 (shown fn the numbers X-1 and X•2 below); A lecAlry has two arum oa tanks, one rank can
hold 200 gallon m ,can Aold 400 ,,Ions. The fads also has an Incinerator that can bum up to 2(J aeons per hour.
N A. PRO-
L U CESS
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
OFF CW.L
N A. Pfl0•
L U CESS
I M CODE
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
OFF FOR
1 M
N B
2. UNIT
OF MEA•
2. UNIT CIIAL
CODE
f/tom list
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X-2 T 0131 20
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1 T 0 1 392,167 V T
3 S 0 2 1,263,233 L 6
3 S06 434 C S
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Continued item the front.
III. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (cod.'T04 ). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
Refer to the following pages.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS dam WASTE NUMBER -Enter the low digit number from Chapter 173 .303 WAC for each listed dongnaus waste you w il l handle. H you handle
yyeroue waste. which an not sated in Chapter 173-303 WAC; enter the low digit number(g)that describes the characteristics and/or the intoxic
conm
tatdneme of thou dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each Noted waste entered in column A estimate the quantity of that waste that wi g be handled an an annual bads.
For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered in column A estimate the total annual quantity of all the non•Rsbd wastele) that will be handled which
poasase that characteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - Foreach quantity entered in column S enter the unit of measure code. Units of measure which must be wed and the appropriate codes
an:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS ..................... P KILOGRAMS................... K
" TONS ....................... T METRIC TONS............ ...... M
N facility records use any other unit of measure for quantity, the units of measure must be converted Into one of the required units of measure taking into account the
appropriate density or specific gravity of the waste.
D.PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For Ested dam us waste: For each listed dangerous waste entered M column A select the codo(s) from the got of prone. codes contained N Section 111 to
indicate how the wait. will be stand, treated, and/or disposed of at the facility.
For mon-Rated dangerous waster. For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered M Column A, select the wde(s) from the On of process mdee contained In
Section III W indicate all the profane. that will be used to atom, that, and/or dispose of all the no"sted dangerous wastes that possess that characteristic or
toxic contaminant.
Note: Few scares m provided for enteringprocesscodas. M man an needed: (1) EntertM fist livesso describedabevs; (2) Enter '000' in the extreme right
. bez of hem IV-Dl1 ); snits (3) Enter M the space provided an pegs 4, thrline number and the additional code(s).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: N a code is not listed for a process that wi g be used, describe the process in the space provided on the form.
NOTE DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Dangerous wastes that ern be described by mote than one Wash
Number shall be described on the form as follows:
1. Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbers and enter it In column A. On the same Ike complete columns B, C, and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the wash and describing all the processes to be used to treat, sto p, and/or dispose of the waste.
2. in column A of the next gee enter the other Dangerous Waste Number that ern be used to describe the waste. In column D(2) an that tine .nter'lecuded with
.bay." and make no other entries on that line.
3. Repsat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV !shown be Fn numbers X-1, X-3, X3, and X-4 below; - A facility will treat and disp7ose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shavinas from leather tanning and Rdshing operation. M addition, the facility will treat and dispose of three non4 sted wastes. Two wastes m ==give
,on and thin wiA be an estimated 200 pounds per year of each waste. The other waste Is corrosive and Ignitable and then will be an estimated 100 pounds per year
of that Waste. T re atment will be In an Incinerator and disposal will be in a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
C. UNIT
L ANGEROUS
N O WASTE NO.
B. ES71MA7Ep ANNVpL
OF MEA-
N QUANTITY OF WASTE SURE 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
E
(enter code) cost larval 1M a code b not entame' In Dryll
K. I K 0 5 4 300 P T O' 3 D g D
X-2 D O O 2 400 P T O 3 O 8 0
i X-3 D O O 1 11 too PH
T 0 3 D a 0
X-4 D 01 -61 2 T 0 3 D R 0 included wltb above
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Rev. 8, 10/01/96
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® FORM 3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER WA7890008967
Section III.C.. Description of Process Codes Listed in Section III.A.
The Plutonium-Uranium Extraction (PUREX) Plant, constructed in 1956, is
located in the southeast corner of the 200 East Area. The PUREX Plant was
used for the recovery of uranium and plutonium from irradiated reactor fuel.
Liquid-liquid processes were used to separate the plutonium and uranium from
fission products and to separate the plutonium from the uranium.
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Rev. 8, 10/01/96
Page 3 of 21
The PUREX Plant consists of the 202-A Building and various support structures.
The 202-A Building is a reinforced concrete structure 306.3 meters
(1,005 feet) long, 36.3 meters (119 feet) wide (at its maximum), and
30.5 meters '(100 feet) high with approximately 12.2 meters (40 feet) of the
height below grade. The 202-A Building consists of three main structural
components: (1) a thick-walled, concrete canyon containing remotely operated
process equipment (in cells below grade); (2) the pipe and operating, sample,
and storage galleries; and (3) . an annex that includes offices, process control
rooms, laboratories, and building services.
The PUREX Plant currently is undergoing a transition phase where past process
solutions will be either removed from the 202-A Building in bulk for
treatment, storage, and/or disposal, or treated and stored until the waste is
® transferred to the Double-Shell Tank (DST) System. Dangerous waste activities
at the PUREX Plant include the treatment and storage of regulated materials .
that support the transition of this treatment, storage, and/or disposal unit.
Also, the 202-A Building may receive and temporarily stage mixed waste from
onsite sources before storage in the PUREX Storage Tunnels.
The. following are treatment and storage processes for the PUREX Plant:
TO1 Tank E5 [19,873-liter (5,250-gallon) design capacity] - mixed waste was
treated with NaOH and NaNO 2 before transferring the waste to the DST System.
The concentrator [E-F11; 9,804-liter (2,590-gallon) design capacity] and
tank G7'[56,781-liter (15,000-gallon) design capacity] Ammoniacal mixed
waste was processed in the concentrator with the ammonia distillate going to
the 216-A-368 Crib before September 1987. From September 1987 to March 1990,
ammoniacal waste was collected in tank G7 and treated with NaOH and NaNO2
before being transferred to the DST System. During PUREX Plant transition,
the E-F11 could have been used to minimize the volume of liquid waste sent to
the DST System by evaporation of water from flush solutions (both regulated
and nonregulated) with the distillate (nonregulated) being discharged to the
atmosphere via the PUREX main stack (291-A-1). The concentrate generated in
the E-F11 was treated with NaOH and NaNO in tank F18 [19,798-liter
(5,230-gallon) design capacity] or tank 67 before transfer to the DST System.
Tank G7'also was used during transition activities to treat the flush and
other waste solutions before transferring the solutions to the DST System.

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Tank F15 [19,419-liter (5,130-gallon) design capacity] and tank F16
[19,870-liter (5,249-gallon) design capacity] - Mixed waste could have been
sent to E-F11 for volume reduction. Residual liquids in tanks F15 or F18 were
treated with NaOH and NaNO 2 before being transferred to the DST System.
Tank F18 [19,798-liter (5,230-gallon) design capacity], tank U3 [31,124-liter
(8,222-gallon) design capacity], and tank U4 [31,184-liter (8,238-gallon)
design capacity] - Mixed waste was collected from all sections of the PUREX
Plant (E-F11 bottoms, other vessels, sumps, sinks, drains, overflows,
laboratory waste) and treated with NaOH and NaNO 2 before being transferred to
the DST System.
Tank Q21 [81-liter (21-gallon) design capacity] and tank Q22 [968-liter
(256-gallon) design capacity] - During deactivation, nitric acid was treated
with NaOH before being transferred to tank F18, and transferred to the DST
System.
The total process design capacity for tank treatment is 392,167 liters
(103,600 gallons) per day.
S02 Vessels permitted to store mixed waste are shown on the PUREX Plant
Vessel Table (page 5 of 21), which includes'the vessel identification (I,D)
number, tank location, and tank capacity. The total process design capacity
for tank storage is 1,263,233 liters (333,712 gallons).
S06 The designation S06 (containment building/storage) is used to indicate
that the solid mixed waste in the canyon and in F-Cell is stored in a
containment building subject to the requirements of 40 CFR 265, Subpart DD.
The solid mixed waste in the canyon could consist of contaminated discarded
canyon process equipment, jumpers (or isolated components thereof) or other
material from various onsite sources. The solid mixed waste in F-Cell
consists mainly of concrete and tank dunnage corrosion products. The process
design capacity of the storage areas in the cahyon and in F-Cell is 434 cubic
meters (567 cubic yards).

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VESSEL ID LOCATION CAPACITY
TK-DS D Cell 19 A91
TV-PA F Coll 19-813
TK-F3 F Cell 19 964
TIC - F4 F Ceti
19 593
TK-F16 F Call 19 870
TV-r7 r. Cell
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TK-G8 G Celt 19 881
F.R4 H Cell 10-117
TK-.11 .1 Ceti 19-926
T-.122 J Celt 56R
TJ23 .1 Cett 393
TK-K6 K Celt
19 593
TK-L3
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488
TJ4 L Cott 119
TK-021 0 WI AMU* 91
TV-111 It rMl 11,124
TK-U4 (I Catt 31 194
TK-P4 vni-a 402 930
Totat Capacity-
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* O Cell aqueous makeup is Located in the storagge gallery (refer
to the PURER Plant cross-section drawing, page 12 of 21).
For conversion, apply the following:
liters to gallons - multiply Liters by 0.26417
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IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES )eontlnued)
p •C. UNIT
' O WASTE NOS
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL OF ME D. PROCESSES
A
N QUANTITY OF WASTE !enter 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
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' W 0, 29,937,096* 1K T01 S 0 ' Treatme t - Chemical/Storage - an
2 W T 0 2
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B W T 0 1 15,200* K S06 Containment Building/Storage
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* The estimated annual quantity of waste listed above represents the maximum
quantities of solid mixed.waste that were treated and stored at the PUREX Plant. Future
closure activities could necessitate an increase in excess of these estimates and a
permit application revision could be pursued as required by dangerous waste regulations.
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During PUREX Plant operation, the following tanks were operated in the manner described. Waste managed in
these tanks was treated to DST system acceptance standards before transferring the waste for storage.
• Tank E5 contained: (1) decladding waste consisting of NH,F, (NH,),ZrF„ (NH,),UF„ and NH,NO,;
(2) metathesis solutions consisting of KOH and KF; or (3) metathesis rinse and miscellaneous flushes
with similar chemical makeups, Following treatment of these streams with HsOH, the resulting waste
stream consisted mainly of WaF, KF, UO„ ZrOa, NH„ NH 2OH,. and NeM%.
• The E-F17 bottom, containing RH,NO, and NH 2OH, were transferred to tank F18.
• Tanks F15 and F16 contained acid waste with HMO, and possibly At(NO,),.
• Tank F18 and tanks U3 and UG received miscellaneous waste with a constantly changing composition
consisting mainly of water and HNO,.
During PURER Plant deactivation, ell vessels (refer to PUREX Plant Vessel Table on page 5 of 21) could have
received and stored dangerous waste solutions. Waste and flush solutions received in tanks E5, F15, F16,
F78, G7, U3, and tW .were treated to DST system acceptance standards before transferring the waste for
storage. These solutions also could have been concentrated in E-F77 and/or treated before storage.
Solutions found in tanks 021 and 022 during deactivation were treated with MICH to neutralize the solutibn
before transfer to tank F18, where the solution was treated to DST system acceptance standards before being
transferred for storage. .
The PURER Plant eontairient building stores material containing beriw, cadnium, chromium, lead, silver,
selenium arld/or light mineral oil (WT02) Contained in oil absor bent material.
V. FACILm DRAW IN G Refer to attached dranvin s.
AN exi sting /acli loo must ineluds M the apace provided on page 6 ascale dr*Wng of the /aolny deo 4 ".CA, a for mar. dorsal .
Vi. PHOTOGRAPHS Reforto attached photograph(s),
All must include photographs /eerian+r peunddoveO that ele oly ddnesta ell
existlua^ Kses existing abuetvne; exis ting stovepe, t^abnrd and dispeeal e^a; and
shea average, Vess"am or dwpotal a sae loot m+bueJons lsr move daraN.
VII. FACIL ITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION thisinionnation is provided Online attached raW rigs and photograph(s).
VIII. FA CI L IT Y OWNER
Q A. If the faellay ovmef Is also the locally operator es Rated In sect ion VII on Farm I, e0ana^l Infomtadene, plan an mV M the sex to the MR and drip to Sect ion IX
Oslow.
a. It the /aeility owner to not the fadiay aPerstor a Noted In Soction VII an Farm 1, oampiato the follwAng Remy:
71 Dopi;
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
IesrtXY unlp pns/ft a//sw Not/Aew peveen+// a+m4ed end eve hmllfw wtN Na;n4/meJ^n +ulmRtel4 Mitan/WenooM/daovlMn p, se drhetbsatdenmy
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Neri re pnHie^tpenalger fWt%^ImitloM No NF eapourolXry or ndeJmponnantermaWn 4
NAME /print or type)
John D. Wagoner, Nwager
G A RE GATE IGNED
U.S. D•ParNtof Energy
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Rieard hl -raons ti Office
X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
/eeNJY Undupn yy^ry oJ4w Nat/haw pw,onem^-a— tsrid eve lamlXar wlN lwmadan avbmhte/fnN/a aX at4ehN deevmrrb, wW thatbaed en my
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NAME (pdnr ar ") SIGNATURE end DATE SIGNED
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
,Ighn D. Wagoner, MAnager
T.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
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H. J:-tiatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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FORM
i. EPAISTATE LD..NUMBER
$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION w A T e g o 0 o e g e T
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPROV m de A COMMENTS
II, FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Puy ce an'X' in the app ro p riate box M A or B be low (mark one box on ly) to Indicate whether this Is t he first appOeation you are submitting for your faeilkv er • re vised
1 abow.application and you already know your faclity's EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or If this N • revised epplieadon, casts. your fac ny'e EPAISTATE
,v Ileutmb.r in Sis
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A. FIRST APPLICATION (pla ce an X' below and provld* the eppropdata date)
M I. -EXISTING FACIL IT Y (See Instnrcllona for delWobn of 'axgllM' IICMtg
Complete Item bolowd
*FOR EXIST
2. NEW FACILITY (Qemplete /tam baiow)
FOR NEW FACILITIES,
IN GFACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE lead. diY a yr 1
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COtXFAENCED
(tae tha boxes to the loll] am The date construction of the Hanford Facility commenced.
R
PROVIDETHE DATE,
-n o. da y, a yrl OPERA-
EXPED AN B. REVISED APPLICATION (piece on 'X' below and comple
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® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERM IT
10. PROCESSES . CODES AND CAPAC IT IES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the coda from the Wt of p rocess codasbe low that bast describes each pmcees to be wed A the facility. Tan lines ale p rovided for ente ri ng
codas. H mow Mae are n eeded, enter the codolel in the space provided. It a p rocre will be wed that is not Included in the list of codes below, than desc ribe the
proc es s fbdudkrg its design ca pa city) M the space p rovided on the }Section ghCl.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPAC ITY - For arch code ente re d M co lumn A enter the capaci ty of the p ro c es s.
1. AMOUNT • Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OFMEASURE . For each amount ente re d in column 8111, enter the code f rom the Set of unit manure codes b elow that d es c ribes the unit of measu re used.
Only the units of museum that are listed below should be wad.
PRO` APPROPRIATE UNITS OF PRO- APPROPRIATE UN ITS OF
CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Stsaac Treatmenu
CONTAINER Ibanel, d ru m, ate) 301 GALLONS OR L IT ERSTANK TO1 GALLONS PER DAY OR
TANK 302 GALLONS OR LITERS LITERS PER DAY
WASTE PILE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
CUBIC METERS LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR L IT ERS INCINERATOR T03 TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS PER HOUR;
Disposal. GALLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
INJECTION WELL 080 GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL 081 ACRE-FEET (fho volume that OTHER(Use for hyslcai, chemical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
would cover ono acre to thermal or biological t re atment LITERS PER DAY
gin tanks,
p rocesses not occur rin
doH HECTAREfe Et R su rface Impoundmen ts or Incineh
LAND APPLICATION D82 ACRES OR HECTARES stow. Desc ribe the p rocesses In
OCEAN DISPOSAL D83 GALLONS OR ^ _ the space providad; Section III•C.)
DAYAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT OF UN IT OF UN IT OF
MEASUREMEASURE MEASURE
UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE 'COD E UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ..................... 0 LITERS PER DAY................ V ACRE-FEET ................... 'A
LITER S ....................... L TONS PER HOUR ................ D HECTARE-METER ............... F
CUSICYARDS.................. Y METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W ACRES....................... B
CUBICMETERS ................ C
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
GALLONS PER HOUR............. E
LITERS PER HOUR............... H
HECTARES .................... 0
EXAMPLE FOfl COMPLETING SECTION III (shown In Ina numbers X-f and X-2 below). A AcIrr ty hea two atomya tanks, am tank can
hold 200 gallons card the at eon hold 400 gallons. The facility also h as on Incinerator that can bum up to 20 gallons par hour.
N A. PRO,
L U CESS
I M CODE
N e Mom list
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PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1. AMOUNT
Apecify]
2. UNIT
OF MEA-
SURE
fo for
FOR
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B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1, AMOUNT
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1 T10111 33,308 V d S 0 2 696,440 L
2 7 0141 250** H 7 T1011 417 V
1 S 0 21 416,350 L 1 1 1 If IS 1012 431,490 L
4 5 0 5 2,271** L I I I
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2. UNIT
OF MEA•
SURE
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1,479,935 L
5 7 0 11 66,616 V L
• *` Process Codes T04 and SOS are being used to designate the Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant Metter as a
"miscellaneous unit" per Washington Administrative Code 173-303 .680 "Miscellaneous Units."
FOR
OFFICAL
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III. PROCESSES (con tinued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCR18ING OTHER PROCESS ( co de 'TOY). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
Refer to the following pages.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Enterthe lour digh number f rom Chapter 173.303 W AC for each Need dange rous waste you WIN ha ndle. N you handle
dangerous wastes which a not Need Chapter 17303 WAC, enter the few dig it one M 3
number(,) that describe* the characteristics and/or the toxic con•
temnants of thou dangerous wastes .
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY- For each geed waste entere d M column A estimate the quantity of that weds that will he handled on soannual bads.
For each chara ct e ri stic or taxi* contaminant ente re d M co lumn A estimate the total annual quant ity of all the no n-li sted wastes) that will be handled which
pasmn that characteris tic or contaminant.
C. UN IT OF MEASURE . Far each quant ity ente re d In column B e nter the unit of me asure code. Un its of me asu re which must be used and the app ro p riate co des
am:
ENGLISH UN IT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS....................... T METRIC TONS .................. M
If fadikv Heard, me any o ther u nit of measu re for quantity, the units of measu re must he converted into area of the re quired units of measu re taking Into ac co unt the
appropriate density or speclflc g ra vity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For Mate e how the walla ^I I stored, lined
was te entered column A select the codeld from the list of p rocess codes contained in Section 111 to
In
For run-Rated dange rous wane,. For each ch aracte ristic or toxic contaminant emend M Column A, edact the code(,) from the Not of p rocess codes contained In
Se ct ion Ill to Indicate al l the proce s ses that VAN be used to store, treat, and/or dispo se of a ll the nomlined dange rous wane@ that pos sess that ehnaetadsue or
toxic co ntaminant.
spaces
additional mdo(t)eseri6sd aheve; (2) Enter 'OOO' N the extreme right
Cox of kern (1 and Enter In theprovided space on pipe 4, he Ilns number andtt he
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: N a co de Is not Rated for a g reases that will be used, d esc ri be the p roses in the space p rovided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Dange rous wanes that can be described by mo re than am Wane
Numb er shall be desc ribed an the farm as follows:
1. Sele ct one of the Dangerous Wane Numbe rs and enter it in column A. On the same fine complete columns 8, C, and D by e stim at the all
ing the total annual quantity of
wane and doacribmg p romises to be used to th at, non, a nd/or dispo se of use waste.
2. M co lumn A of the next line emsr the other Dange ro us Wane Number that can be used to describe the wa st e. In column 13(2) an that kne enter "Included w ith
above' and make no other ent ri es on that line.
3. Ripen step 2 for each o ther Dange rous Wa ste Number that can be u sed to des cribe the dange rous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION W kbown In One numb ers X-1, X-2, X3, and X-4 belo w/ - A facility wi ll "at and dle ass of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of me almAnps from leather taming and finishing operation. ka additlan, the faolkty wile treat and di ose of these non•I^stad wa stes. Two wastes an corrosive
there wIR be an e st and
imated 200 pou nds per year of each wane. The other wane N corros ive a Ipnkabb and them coil be an estimated 100 pounds per year
of that wane. Treatment will be In an Incin erator and disposal wilt be M a te ndril.
L N ANGEROUS
NT
O WASTE NO.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
QUANTITY OF WASTE
C. UN
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1. PROCESS CODES
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2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
11f • cod, 1s not entered In Of 111
X-I K 0 5 4 900 P 7 0 3 0 8 0
X-2 0 01012 400 P 7 0 3 0 8 0
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FORM 3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER WA7890008967
Section III.C, Description of Process Codes Listed in Section III.A
Tnt. Tnc _ $02, S05 ( Vitrification and Related Treatment and Storage Processes)
The Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant (HWVP) is proposed to be located in the
200 East Area of the Hanford Facility . At the HWVP, mixed waste received from a
pretreatment unit will be treated in a series of tanks. Treatment will include
concentration by evaporation, adjustment with chemicals and glass f^grming materials,
and immobilization in borosilicate glass (vitrification) (TO1, T04) . The vitrified
waste will be cast into stainless steel canisters and stored at the HWVP until the
canisters are shipped to a national repository. The HWVP Melter is designed to
process 250 liters per hour of melter feed, producing 100 kilograms per hour of
borosilicate glass. The associated HWVP treatment tanks will be designed to process
33,308 liters per day of mixed waste. The dangerous waste treatment tanks will be
capable of staring dangerous waste (S02) under offnormal conditions. The HWVP
Melter also will be capable of storing dangerous waste (SOS) under offnormal
conditions. The total storage capacity of the tanks included in the vitrification
process is 416,350 liters. The storage capacity of the HWVP Melter is 2,271 liters.
01. SO2. (Tank Treatment and Storage of Secondary Mixed Waste
Secondary liquid mixed waste generated by the HWVP will be collected and treated
(T01) in a series of tanks. Treatment will include neutralization, filtration,
sorption, and evaporation. The high-activity fraction from the treatment process
will be recycled. The remainder of the waste will be transferred to the
Double-Shell Tank (DST) System. Treatment design capacity will be 66,616 liters per
day of mixed waste. The dangerous waste treatment tanks also will be capable of
storing dangerous waste (S02) under offnormal conditions. The total storage
capacity of tanks handling secondary liquid mixed waste is 696,440 liters.
Secondary nonradioactive dangerous waste generated from leaks, spills, and/or
overflows from chemical storage, makeup, and feed tanks will be collected, treated
in a series of tanks (TO1), and stored (S02) at the HWVP. Treatment will include
neutralization, concentration by solar evaporation, and decomposition of dangerous
constituents during storage. Treatment design capacity is 417 liters per day with
storage design capacity of 431,490 liters.
7. Per Amendment Four of the Hanford Federal facility Consent and order (Tri-Party Agreement), construction of a .
high-level waste virtification plant, such as the Hwv p , was delayed until the year 2002 to accommodate changes
In waste management planning and prioritization. Not startup of a high-level vitrification plant has been
delayed until the year 2009 (Tri-Party Agreement Milestone M-57.03).
2. The HWVP Melter, to be used for treatment (vitrification) (704) and storage (605) of dangerous waste, will be
considered a miscellaneous unit s per Washing ton Administrative Code (WAC) 773-303-680 "Miscellaneous Units.',

® Sol (Storage of Vitrified Waste in Canisters)
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Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
Page 4 of 10
The vitrified waste will be cast into stainless steel canisters a d stored (S01) at
the HWVP until the canisters are shipped to a national repository. Approximately
2,000 canisters of vitrified waste will be stored at the HWVP. Conservatively
assuming that the vitrified waste will fill 100 percent of the total canister volume
(0.73 cubic meters), the total container storage capacity is 1,479,935 liters.
3. Because the vitrified waste has been classified as a listed waste (DangeroUs Waste Codes F003 and F005), the
U.S, Department of Emr:y , Richland Operations Office intends to submit a petition to the U.S. Envirorntal me
Protection A gency to delist the vitrified waste produced at the HWVP. In addition, a variance, per
VAC 173-303-072 *Procedures and Bases For Exempting and Excluding Waste" s, wilt be submitted to the Washington
State Department of Ecology requesting a variance for the borosilicate :less from the dangerous waste
regulations.

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21 W T O 1 876,300 K SO1 Storage-Container Vitrified Waste
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IV, DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (Mielnwd)
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION 001 ON PAGE 3.
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Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
Page 6 of 10
The mixed waste that will be treated and stored in stainless steel canisters at the HWVP will consist of existing and
future high activity waste stored in the DST System. The mixed waste will be designated as a dangerous waste due to
ignitability (DO01), corrosivity (0002), reactivity (DO03), and the presence of spent nonhalogertated solvents (F003 and
F005). The mixed waste also will be designated state-only extremely hazardous waste and/or dangerous waste for toxicity
(WTOI) and persistent (WJPO1, WP02).
The secondary liquid mixed waste is expected to be designated dangerous waste due to corrosivity (D002), and to the
presence of spent nonhalogenated solvents (F003 and FOOS). The secondary liquid mixed waste also will be designated
state-only waste for persistent (WP01, WP02) and toxicity (WT 0 1, WT02), Treatment is expected to eliminate the
extremely hazardous waste designation of the secondary liquid mixed waste before the mixed waste is transferred out of
this unit.
The secondary nonradioactive chemical waste that will be treated and stored at the HWVP is expected to be designated
dangerous waste due to 'corrosivity (0002) and state only waste for toxicity (WTO1, WT02). Treatment is expected to
eliminate the extremely hazardous waste characteristics designation before treatment and storage in a solar evaporation
tank.
The vitrified waste stored in stainless steel canisters is expected to be desi gnated dangerous waste due to the presence
of spent nonhalogenated solvents (F003 and FOOS) and state-only waste for toxicity (WT01).
When the HWVP Project is underway, a Part A, Form 3, permit apptieati Dn revision could be pursued as required by the
dangerous waste regulations to change the dangerous waste number(s) and revise the estimated annual quantity of waste.
V. FACIUTYDRAWING Refer to attached drawin a.
AN existing Uchida• must Inchda M Ow apace provided an papa 6 a sca le drawing of the facalty fees /natmedena for more debsl.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph(s).
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
Hanford Waste
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
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H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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HANFORD WASTE VITRIFICATION PLANT
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HANFORD WASTE VITRIFICATION PLANT
FUTURE CONCEPTUAL LAYOUT
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FORM
1.EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION w A 7 8 a o O o B s 6 T
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
A L CA DA
APPROVED coo. d^ ! r.
COMMENTS
h. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an'X' M the app ropriate box M A or B below (mark one box only) to indicate whether this Is the fi rst appllcatlun you are Pupbmltting for your fadliN^^
application. If this Is your Rrat application and you already know your lacll s EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or 11 this Is a revised a lira am enter your feel wised
I.D. Number In Seaton 1 above.
A. FIRST E3 APPLICATION (place sea 'X' below and prov/da the approptlat. date)
1. EXISTING FACILITY (Sae instructions for definition of'ex8tlng' facility. 2. NEW FACIL IT
Y (Complete Item belowi
COMPlaw Item befew.l
MO AY FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE f in e., dsy yr^/ M AY
pROV E FHE DATES,
PERAT
ION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COtXAM-1D (coo. ICI E H O
O '3 2 2 4 3 yD OP^RA-
Ivan the boxes to the left) ITI 09 BEGAN OR IS
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
S. REVISED APPLICATION (place an 'X' bekw and complete Section I above)
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTER IM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE . Enterthe Dods f ro m the Bet of p rocess oodss below that best ducdbes each p rocess to be used at the facility. Ton lines am p rovided for entering
codes. N mo no lines are needed, enter the cods(s) In the spa ce pm e e czar will be that is not Included in th Hot of
ided. if car co des below, then describe the
p rocess fincludhy Iu design rapacity) in the space p rovided on th.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each code entered M co lumn A enter the capa city of t he process.
1. AMOUNT- Enter the amount.
2. ^ B(i e d enter th
Only the EA olRE- Fore thatmount t:md dwuMh
co de from the list of un it measu re co des below that describes the un it of measure used.
APPROPRIATE
CESS FOOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage: Treatment:
CONTAINER thane[, drum, etc) S01 GALLONS OR LITERS TANK TOt GALLONS PER DAY OR
TANK S02 GALLONS OR LITERS L IT ERS PER DAY
WASTE PILE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IM POUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
CUBIC METERS LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GA LLONS OR LITERS INCINERATOR T03 TONS PER HOUR OR
GAELLONS PER PER Disposal: HOOURORS
LITERS PER HOUR
INJECTION WELL 080 GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL 081 ACRE-FEET (the volume that
OTHER (We far physical, chemical. T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
"old cover ono a m to a thermal or biolog .1 treatme ntLITERS PER DAY
depth of one toot/ p rocesses not occurring in tanks,
OR HECTARE•METER surlacs Impoundments or In ciner-
LAND APPLICATION D82 ACRES OR HECTARES atop. Describe s the mat. sIn
OCEAN DISPOSAL D83 GALLONS
gaction
RER DAY OR the spa ce ro p vided; 111-C.)
LITERS
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D04 GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT OF UN IT OF UN IT OF
MEASUREMEASURE MEASURE
UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS....v ................. O L IT ERS PER DAY................ V ACRE-FEET .................... A
LITERS
................ L TONS PER HOUR ............... HECTARE•METER ............... F
CUBIC YARDS .... .............. Y METRIC TONS R O .... ...... ACRES. . ................ ... .. B
CUBIC METERS ................. C GALLONS PFR HOUR ...........:: E
CTAR 9S .. ................ .. O
GALLONS PER DAY ............... U L ..
IT
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EXAM
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Th faoillty xihm and
inIndneW for h I, bum up to 40a attain a hour.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
N A. PRO- FOR N A.
2. UNIT CESS SS
2. UNIT
FOR
L U CESS OFFICIAL I U
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X-1 S1012 600
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2 S 0 2 7,608,654 L B
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DOE/RL-88-21
Treatment Facility
Rev. 2, 10/01/96
Page 1 of 9
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III. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (cad* '704'1. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACIT'.
TO1. 502
The 200 Area Effluent Treatment Facility (ETF) began waste nanogement operations in November of 1995. The ETF was
constructed to treat and store process condensate from the 242-A Evaporator and the Liquid Effluent Retention Facility, and
other Hanford Facility waste streams. The ETF is faceted to the northeast corner of the 200 East Area. Th9 treatment
process includes f ltrat on, pH adjustment, uttrav olet oxidation, hydrogen peroxide deeompos Sion, degesffteatton reverse
osmosis, ion exchange effluent quality verification in tanks, evaporation, concentration and thin film drying ``T61). The
treated effluent is sfol •ed in three verification tanks (S02) and sanpled to determine If he effluent meets relul red
discharge standards. linen the.effluent me is the discharga standards as atabug hed by the regulations, the a f vent will be
discharged to thfe. Soil. if the sample anorXsis of the efttue?t an tanks does not meet the discharge
standar s, the a fluent wt ( be sent back t rough the system f it) the vertficmena
The maximum process design capacity for tank treatment is 568 liters (150 tatlons) per mirotte or 817,646 liters
(216,000 gallons) per day. The maximum process design capacity for tank aorage is 7,608,654 liters (2,010,000 gallons).
SS
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A secondary waste is generated during operation of the ETF. This secondary waste is cars trated into B.paWder
containerized, and transferred to t e Centre Waste C ex for star4ge or to the Low-Level Burfal Gro s or tie
Environmental Restoration Dis al Facility for dlsposa (as appropriate). Other mixed waste generated and containerized.
during the operation of the Egfinc .,des dewatered spent bead resin, spent membranes, spent high-efficiency particulate air
cartndges, spent filter elements activated carbon cartridges, and spent ultraviolet lamps. Nonradioactive dangerous
TT zed -transferred
waste te ionsi andoffc fteetoeaoTSDwfac ili ty
eonteiiieriznd
tides
treattment , rage ssto i/orrdisposalc(7so) t uni d tornshiappe
The maximum process design capacity for container storage is 147,630 liters (39,600 gallons).
N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER -Enter the four dish number from Chapter 173-303 WAC for each Noted dangerous waste you vAl handle. H you handle
denperous wastes which m not Noted in Chapter 173 .303 WAC, enter the four digit numberts) that desodhs& the characteristics end/or the toxic con,
taminanb at thus& dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each listed waste entered In .column A entaiats the quantity of that wane that will be handled onan annual bask.
ntered In column e A estimate the total annual quantity of
an
all For characteristic each
toxic the noo-geHd waste&) that will be handled which
tami
or con
C. UNIT OF MEASURE -For each quanthy entered In column B enter the or* of mature code. Unkt of measure which must be wad and the appropriate codes
am:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS ..................... P KILOGRAMS .................... K
TONS ....................... T METRIC TONS.................. M
If facility records we any other unit of measure for quantity, the unite of measure must be convened Into area of the required units a(tneasure taking Into account the
• appropdate dseslry or apadNc vnviry of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
Noted
waste: entered column select the cadets) from the list of process codes contained in Section NI to
Far e ow oo wan, orchltrt,uda stated.f owaste neo ru
of tit& A
For non-fistsd dangerous wanes: For each charaetednI6 or toxic contaminant entered in Column A, select the code(s) from the fist of proem codas contained In
Section IN to Indicate all the processor that will be used to atom. that endlordispose of all the non-listed donguam wart., that poems Shit cherectedstk or
taxi& contaminint.
Note: Four sy aure ate provided for anterino praea ., codas. If moreate nasded: •111 Enter the firer three n describad above; (2) Enter 'COD- in the extreme light
box of Item WO111. and (3) Enter in the space provided on pave 4, the line number and the additional coders).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If, code is not Noted for a process that wfi bowed. describe the process M the s pace providad on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dsnesrow wastes that can be described by more than one Warta
Number shall be described an the fens as follows:
1. Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbers and enter it In column A. On the same line complete column, B.C. and D by artimatino the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing all the processes to be used to treat, non, and/or dispose of the waste.
2. in column A of the new time enterthe other Dongaroue Waste Number that can be wed to duoribs the watts. In column 0121 on that Nne enter 'Included with
above'and make no other entries on that line.
3. Repast step 2 for each other Dangerow Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangerous woad.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION N bhown let Kos number, X-1, X-2, X-3 end X-4 blow) - A Facility will treat and of eta of an estimated 900 pounds par you
of chrome shavings from leather tanning and finishing option. In addition, the facility will treat and dkposs of three non•listed wane,. Two wastes an corrosive
only and there will be an estimated 200 pound, porysu of each wanes The other wane Is corrosive and ignitabte and there wi g be an estimated 100 pound, per year
of that waste. Treatment will be in an incinerator and disposal will be In a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
C. UNIT
N
N O DANGEROUS
WASTE NO.
B, ESTIMATED ANNUAL OF MEA.
QUANTTY OF WASTE
1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
E. Onto, (enter) IH• cod, Is not entered in D1111
Onto "del
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X-I K 0 6 4 900 P T O 3 D YO
X2 D 0 0 2 400 P T 0 3 D o O
X-3 D 0 0 1 too. P 7 D 3 D 8 0
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I.D. NUMBER fentaed lrom peps 11
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IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES Icontinuod)
A.
L N DANGEROUS
WASTE ND.
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D. PROCESSES
' 0 0 296 434 296 Oi Treatment-Tank
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3 D1011111
4 4 0 1 8
5 0 0111 9
D 012121
7 D 012181
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O D 0 3 0
104033
11 through
12 D1013161
13 D1013181
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16 0041
1sD043
17 F001 -.
1s through
is F005
20 F 0 3 9
21 WT01
22 W T 0 2
2, PROCESS DESCRIPTION
Of a code & not enrmd In D11/1
Included With Above
23 D 0 0 1 30,433,326 K S02 Storage-Tank
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20 zB RO 8
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NOTE.' Photocopy this pave before completing N you he" more than 26 wastes to 11st.
D. NUMBER /entered from page TJ
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QUANTITY OF WASTE
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D. PROCESSES
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Rev. 2, 10/01/96
Page 4 of 9
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
/If a code Is not entered in Dt111
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12 D 0 4 3
13 F001
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15 F1010151
16 F 0 3191
17 W T 0111
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23 D
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E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROC ESS CODES FROM SECTION 011) ON PAGE 3.
DOE/RL-88-21
200 Area Effluent Treatment Facility
Rev. 2, 10/01/96
Page 6 of 9
The ETF stores and treats the 242-A Evaporator process condensate and other dilute, aqueous waste strealns -
from the Hanford Facility. A description of the dangerous and/or mixed waste managed at the ETF is as
follows.
The 242-A Evaporator process condensate is regulated as a mixed waste because of the "derived from" rule
from treating Double-Shell Tank (DST) System waste. The DST System waste is a listed waste due to the
presence of spent halogenated and nonhalosenated solvents (F001, F002, F003, FOO4, and FOOS). The ETF also
could treat other waste streams from onsite remediation and waste management activities, which could car ry
the FOO1 through F005 dangerous waste nurbers; the waste stream also could have the potential presence of
characteristic waste (0001 through DO11, Do18, D019 1 .DO22 0 D028 through DO30, D033 through DO36, D038
through DD41, and D043). The ETF could treat aulti-source leachate (FO39) that is derived from nonspecific
source waste FOO1 through F005. The process condensate and/or other influent waste streams also could
display the state-only criteria of toxicity (wT01 or VTO2).
The secondary waste stream also could be regulated as a dangerous waste because of the •"derived train" rule
for listed waste (FOO1 through FOOS, and F039 derived from F001 through FOOS), and because of the potential
presence of characteristic waste (DO01 through 0011, 0018, DO19, D022 D028 through DO30, D033 through DO36,
D038 through 0041, and D043), and could display the state-only criteria for toxicity (wTO1 or wTO2).
The 'Estimated A nn ual Quantity of Waste' listed under Section I.V.B. was based On an operating schedule of
365 days a year. This basis was used to provide a maximus estimated annual quantity of waste that eould.be
treated and stored by the ETF. .
V. FAC&I YGRAWING Refer to attached draMn s.
AA e)dstlnp fadikiee must Inauda M the apace pm )dad an page 5 a sca le drawing of the faolllty fie. L s"olls aforanar. data#).
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph(s).
AN edall ' C hdlldee must inoluds photographs /sada/e/^reand4evd) that awady delineate a9 existing stn atml: existing stenge. tesetmarn and di•Pesal anee; and
sku of /uWm stanpe, tr..bn.m or diepaul areas kaa tvcbbna /armWd daWu.
VH. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
This Information Is provided On the attached drawin9 s and photograph(s).
O A. N the fadihy ovmsr is also the fac il ity operator as Hated In Section VII on Fomn 1,'GSneral information', Pla ce an 'X" M the box to the Mft and eUp to Section IX
boloW.
B. N the faoxxy owner M not the laellky openter as listed M tastlen Vw on Farm 1, eemplets t he 411WAns hams:
ja^ oi;rpy
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U(. OWNER CERTIFICATION
)eerNY undo pander of /•ev M•t/hsvpu^an•^H x.mbd and srw lm-0lNw'M Me td^rmatlo•evbMttNhML wrda#en•MWd^oumanu, and MHlued on my
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U.S. Department of Energy
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
200 Area Effluent
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my.inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted informatiorr -is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
wne / perato
Joh D. Wagoner, Mana r
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
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H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
DATE RECEIVED
me. d. a r. COMMENTS
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OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMFdENCED
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[D FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE- Ent*rtha coda f ro m the li st of process codes batow that but desc rib es each process to be wed at the fs4ik Ton rime an provided for entering
codes. If mare lines an nee ded, ent er the code(.) In the epee• proddad. N a roce*a will be wed that A not included in the fat of cod es be low, then describe the
proc ess Ambd/np ins daa/pn cepechyl N the space p rovided an 1M (Section n cl.
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY- For each cede ente re d in eolumn•A e nter the capacity of the process.
1. AMOUNT- Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OF MEASURE - For sash amount ente re d In column 5(1), enter the code f ro m the Not of u nit measen cod es below that d escribes the un it of measure wed.
Only the un its of measure that am listed below should be wed.
PROCESS
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APPROPR IATE UN ITS OF
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DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
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APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
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LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONSPERHOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W
GALLONS PER HOUR...,......... E
LITERS PER HOUR............... H
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Refer to the following pages.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER -Enter the four digit rwmbar from Chapter 173.303 WAC for each gated dangerous waste you wig handle. It you handle
dangerous waste. whid, are cot gated In Chapter 173.303 WAC, enter the four digit number(s) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic corr
tsmmants of thou dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each listed waste entered N column A estimate the quantity of that waste that will be handled on an annual basis.
For each charactedstic or toxic contaminant inbred in column A estimate the total am,ual quantity of all the norrfated wastage) that will be handled which
Foam's that characteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE- For each quantity entered In column 6 enter the unit of measure code. Unite of measure which must be Used and the appropriate codes
are:
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Waste Receiving and Processing 1
Rev. 1, 10/01/96
Continued from the front. Page 2 of 20
111. PROCESSES (continual)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS foods *TG4-). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY,
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASUR E CODE
POUNDS....... .... .......... P KILOGRAMS ......:............ K
TONS ......... .......... T METRIC TONS .................. M
If factrewrds use any other unit of measure for quantity, the treks of measure must be converted Into one of the required units of measure taking Into account the
appropriate density or specific gravity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
D
lump A select the codels) from the list of process codas contained In Section III to
For lea how Ns wsewte swill For ed each acclangoro
ste rsposedat we ent the f
For non•licted dangerous wastes: For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered In Column A. select the codes from the Net of process codes contained in
Section IN to indicate all the processes that wig be used to store, that, andlor dispose of all the non-listed dangerous wastes that poetess that characteristic or
toxic contaminant.
Note: Four spaces are provided for entering process codes. If more are needed: 11) Enter the first three as described above; (2) Enter -000- In the extreme right
-box of Item IV•Dil): and (3) Enter In the space provided on page 4, the line number and the additional codels).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: 11 a code Is not listed for a process that will be used, describe the proton In the space provided on the lone.
NOTE: DANGEROUS
DESCRIBED MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Dangerous wastes that can be described by more than one Waste
b. d„e nWASTS
BY
1. Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbers and enter It in column A. On the same line complete cePimns B. C. and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing ail the processes m be used to twat, store. andlur dispose of the waste.
2. In column A of the next line enter the other Dangerous Waste Number that can be wed to describe the waste. In column D12) an that line enter 'Included with
above- and make no other entries an that Pro.
3. Rspest step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV (shown In One numbers X-1• X-2, X-3, and X-4 belowl - A facility will treat and diapow of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shavinR. /rem leather brWng and finishing operation. In addition• the facility will treat and dispose of three nan•liumd waste.. Two wastes are corrosive
andy and than will be ass estimated 200 ponds per year of each waste. The other waste is conceive and Ignitable and them will be an estimated 100 pounds per year
of that west.. Treatment will be M an Incinerator and dispo sal wi ll be In a landfill.
O. PROCESSES
I N A.
C. UNIT
N A GEROUS
N O WASTE NO.
B, ESTIMATED ANNUAL
QUANTITY OF WASTE
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Waste Receiving and Processing 1
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Page 3 of 20
• FORM 3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER WA7890008967
Section III .C., Description of Process Codes Listed in Section III.A.
T04, SO1
The Waste Receiving and Processing 1 (WRAP 1) is expected to begin waste
management operations in March of 1997. This unit is located in the 200 West
Area of the Hanford Facility. The WRAP 1 has been constructed to treat and
store various sizes and types of mixed waste containers.
The WRAP 1 consists of the 2336-W Building [an approximately 73-meter
(240-foot) long by 61-meter (200-foot) wide metal structure] that will provide
waste receipt, certification, repackaging, treatment, volume reduction, and/or
storage of mixed waste from onsite and/or offsite sources. The WRAP 1 will
accept contact-handled mixed waste in 208-liter (55-gallon) or 322-liter
(85-gallon) containers and boxes generally no larger than 2.4 meters (8 feet)
long by 1.5 meters (5 feet) high by 1.5 meters (5 feet) wide, and other
containers. The WRAP 1 was designed to receive approximately 7,000 waste
containers annually. These containers include retrieved' and newly generated
contact-handled', low-level, transuranic, and/or mixed waste. Remote-handled
waste (with an external surface dose rate exceeding 200 millirem per hour)
will not be handled in WRAP 1 except under special cases. The maximum weight
of the containers received in WRAP 1 generally will not exceed 453.6 kilograms
• (1,000 pounds) for containers and 3,175 kilograms (7,000 pounds) for boxes.
However, containers and boxes in excess of these weights could be accepted on
a case-by-case basis. The WRAP 1 will have the capability to treat waste
through compaction, solidification or absorption of liquids, neutralization of
corrosives, immobilization of particulates, and reaction of reactive waste.
0
'Retrieved waste from the Hanford Facility is contained primarily in
0.21-cubic meter (7.41-cubic foot) containers and metal or,wooden boxes.
Waste also is contained in casks, concrete boxes, concrete filled culverts,
and other miscellaneous containers. The waste normally will be received in
U.S. Department of Transportation 208-liter (55-gallon) containers, but also
could be received.in other containers. Waste will be transported to WRAP 1
where the waste will be opened, sorted, sampled, treated (if necessary),
classified, certified (if required), and transported to an onsite treatment,
storage, and/or disposal (TSD) unit or to an offsite TSD facility for further
treatment, storage, and/or disposal.
'Contact-handled waste is any waste with an external surface dose rate
not exceeding 200 millirem per hour.

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Page 4 of 20
Is Some of the contact-handled waste containers received at WRAP 1 could contain
lead that was used to shield against radiation. When these containers are
identified, the lead will be removed in the waste process enclosures and
returned to storage pending future decontamination, treatment, and/or
disposal.
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Two other subsequent WRAP modules, which are presently on hold, were
conceptually designed for future construction. One module is conceptually
designed to be able to process and treat debris waste. The other module is
conceptually designed to be able to treat,.characterize, and certify remotehandled
transuranic or low-level mixed waste in containers that are too large,
too heavy, and/or too contaminated for other WRAP modules to handle.
The total process design capacity for treatment is 12,900 liters
(3,408 gallons) per day. The tot al process design capacity for storage is
73,500 liters (19,416 gallons).
3The total process design capacity for treatment and storage includes the
future conceptual WRAP modules.

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Waste Receiving and Processing 1
Rev 1, 10/01/96
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WRAP 1, and possible future modules, will provide waste receipt, verification,
certification, repackaging, treatment, and/or storage of mixed waste from
onsite generating units or from offsite generators. Waste will consist of
listed waste, nonspecific.source waste, characteristic waste, discarded
chemical products, state-only waste (extremely hazardous and dangerous waste),
and multi-source leachate.
V. FACILITYDRAWRIG Refer to allached Ora Win e.
AR odsting faaillW mu st Inaludo M the pmvldad on papa 6 a awl. drr k g of the teoi llty bap babueaOea /e1 mare data#).
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photooraph (s).
All existIng facllk». mu st Inolods phetog,.Plo /a• w Dmunddwdl blot bloody delinea te all exiting ttluOha..: exlatmg storage, trommem and di sposal ana; and
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VII. FACUTY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION This Information Is provided On the attached raw np s and pholoorap a ,
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
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Waste Receiving
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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FACILITY DANGEROUS WASTE PART A PERMIT APPLICATION
CONTENTS
DOE/RL788-21
Contents
Rev. 16, 02/97
Page 1 of 3
Revision
2.0 PERMITTING STATUS FOR DANGEROUS WASTE TREATMENT, STORAGE,
AND/OR DISPOSAL UNITS •
3.0 FORM 1 - DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
4.0 FORM 3 - DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
4.1 100 AREA FACILITIES
4.1.1 Treatment Facilities V
4.1.1.1 1324-N Surface Impoundment 3 0
4.1.1.2 105-DR Sodium Fire Facility 3 • L
4.1.1.3 1706-KE Waste Treatment System 3 • U
4.1.1.4 183-H Solar Evaporation Basins 4 M
4.1.2 Disposal Facilities E
4.1.2.1 1301-N Liquid Waste Disposal Facility 5
4.1.2.2 1325-N Liquid Waste Disposal Facility 5 1
4.1.2.3 1324-NA Percolation Pond 3
4.1.2.4 100-D Ponds 4 0
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4.2 200 AREA FACILITIES
3
4.2.1 Treatment Facilities
4.2.1.1 221-T Containment Svstems Test Facilitv 3
♦ = Revised this issue.
4.2.1.4 242-A Ewapordtor 7
4.2.1.5 Grout Treatment Facility 5
4.2.1.6 T Plant Complex 6
4.2.1.7 241-Z Treatment and Storage Tanks 4 ♦
4.2.1.8 B Plant Complex 5
4.2.1.9 222-S Laboratory Complex 4 ♦
4.2.1.10 204-AR Waste Unloading Station 4 ♦
4.2.1.11 PUREX Plant 8
4.2.1.12 Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant 5
4.2.1.13 200 Area Effluent Treatment Facility 2
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4.3.2.2 303-K Storage Unit
4.3.2.3 305-B Storage Facility
4.3.2.4 332 Storage Facility
4.3.3 Disposal Facilities
4.3.3.1 300 Area Process Trenches
4.4 400 AREA FACILITIES
4.4.1 Treatment Facilities
4.4.1.1 437-MASF
4.4.2 Storage Facilities
4.4.2.1 4843 Alkali Metal Storage
Facility
4.4.2.2 Sodium Storage Facility and
Sodium Reaction Facility
4.5 600 AREA FACILITIES
4.5.1 Treatment Facilities
(cont)
4.5.2 Storage Facilities
4.5.2.1 616 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste
Storage Facility
4.5.2.2 600 Area Purgewater Storage and
Treatment Facility
4.5.3 Disposal Facility
4.5.3.1 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste
Landfill
4.6 1100 AREA FACILITIES
4.6.1
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Page 1 of 36
1. EPAISTATE LD, NUMBER
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II. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an'X' in the appropriate box in A or B below mark one box only) to indicate whether this is the first app) -ication you an submittin0 for your scll or a revised
is fim know facility's EPA/STATE I.D. Number, or U this is a revisM application, enter you l a plicadon, If this your application and you already your
r facility'a EPAISTATE
I. g . Number k Section 1 above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION (pAraen'X' bslowendpmvido the appropriate ditel
F1 1. EXISTING FACILITY fSoe Instructions for def/nhlen o!'sxlsring' facl/hy, 2. NEW FACILITY /Complete hem below)
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FOR NEW FACILITIES,
*FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE GATE I. mo, day to yyrl
PROVIDE THE DATE.
0 3 2 2 4 3 Imo. day.yd OPERA-
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMIAENCED
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M 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A: PROCESS CODE - Enter the code from the list of processcodes below that bast describes each process to be used at the facility. Ton lines am provided for antering
codes. If more lines an needed, enter the code(.) In the space provided. If a process will be used that is not Included In the Ila of codas below, then describe the
process /including its design capacityl in the space provided on the IS.ctlon 111-C1.
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY • For each coda entered In column A entafthe capacity of the process.
1. AMOUNT - Enter the amount.
2. UNIT OFMEASURE - For each amount entered In column 80), enter the code from the list of unit mensurs coder below that describes the unit of measure used.
Only the units of measure that am listed below should be wad.
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GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS PER HOUR;
GALLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
UNIT OF MEASURE
UNIT OF
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CODE UNIT Of MEASURE
UNIT OF
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CODE UNIT OF MEASURE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
CODE
GALLONS..................... O LITERS PER DAY................ V ACRE-FEET.................... A
LITERS....................... L TONS PER HOUR...... ..... .... D HECTARE-METER ............... F
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y METRIC TONS PER HOUR...... ....W ACRES. .... ..... .......... B
CUBIC METERS........ ......... C GALLONS PER HOUR ............. E HECTARES..... ............... O
GALLONS PER DAY ............... U
LITERS PER HOUR............... H
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION 111 /,hewn In line numbers X-1 and X-1 below): A Isdli y has two stone tanks, am tank an
hold 200 gallons and the other an hold 400 gallons. The fact also has an incinerator that can bum u to 28 Mallon- per hour.
N A.' S
L U LEBS
I M CODE
N B !iron, list
E E above!
8. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1. AMtlUNT
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2 . UNIT
OF MEA•
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ONLY
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X-2 T10 3 20 E S
1 S 0 2 124,654,500 L 7
2 T 0 1 124,654,500 V 8
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Continued from the front.
II. PROCESSES (..Minuedl
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS lead. '704' ) . FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
The Double-Shell Tank (DST) System began operations between November 1955 and October 1986 (refer to the Tank Table on pages
3 and 4). The DST System is used for the interim storage (S02) of liquid mixed waste generated on the Hanford Facility.
Several operating Units in the 200 East and 200 West Areas transfer liquid nixed waste through buried dcubte-encased transfer
Lima to designated underground DSTs. Other types of liquid mixed waste in the DST System are received from railroad tank
car transfers, tank truck transfers, the Single-shell Tank (SST) System, and smeller temporary storage tanks.
Pretreatment will be performed as necessary at a future Unit and/or at the 242-A Evaporator. The low-level liquid mixed
waste is accumulated in the DST System until the waste is transferred for treatment to a proposed low-level vitrification
plant in preparation'for final disposal. The high-level liquid mixed waste from the DST System could be treated at the
propose! Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant CHWVP) and shipped to a natfonal reposito ry for disposal- The NUVp could be
superseded by another high-level waste fnmobilizetlon facility.
The tanks in the DST System are considered treatment Units (TOI) because chemicals can be added for corrosion c on trol, the
waste can be mixed using equipment such as airlift circulators or punpa, and water can be evaporated from the aging waste
tanks by adding heat.
The tanks in the DST Systemare shown on the Tank Table (pages 3 and 4), which includes tank numbers, locations, design
capacities, and operational dates. The specific TSD Snit boundaries will be defined in the DST System Dangerous Waste
Part B permit application documentati on .
The maximum process design capacity for tank storage at the DST System is approximately 124,654,500 liters
(32,930 0 230 gallons). The maximum process design capacity for tank treatment at the DST System is approximately
124,654,500 liters (32,930,230 gallons).
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four digit number fr om Chapter 173.303 WAC for each listed dange ro us me* you will handle. If you handle
dange ro us wastes which am not riled M Chapter 173-303 WA C. enter the tow dig it number(s) that des cribe. the chara ct eristi cs and/er the toxic con.
remnant. of those dange rous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each Rated waste entered in column A estimate the qua ntity of that waste that wi ll be handled on an annu al b as is.
For adh chara ctedsti. or taxi. contaminant ente re d M column A es timate the total annual quantity of all the non-lifted wastes) th at will be handled which
peo ples that chara cteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entered in column B enter the unit of measure code. Un its of measure w hich must be used and the app rop riate codes
are:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS....................... T METRICTONS .................. M
H faci lity re cords use any other Unit of measure for quanti ty, the units of measu re mutt be co nverted Into one of the requi re d un its of measu re taking kno ac co unt the
appropnds density or specific gravity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES -
1. PROCESS CODES:
For listed dangerous waste: For each Dated dange rous waste entered in column A ea lect the coders) fro m the R at of pro cess co des co ntained in Se ction III to
Indloste how the waste will be stored, treated, and/or disposed of at the facility,
For
the process codes ..limo In
IIItodindicate dl the processes P that will heusedtoVim, Volt aindlor die Pose of all tM^ -Ilded nonwhite dangerous g rrous octanes saractsrtstio sess th at ch or
toxic co ntaminant.
Not spaces
and the additional code(s)esedhed above; (2) Emer'000- in the eMrome fight
of hem It) and r(3) Enter In thespace provideddon paps 4, the line number
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a co de 1. not listed for a p rocess that will be used, describe the p rocess In the space p rovided on the forth.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dange rous wastes that can be desc ribed by more than one Waste
Number shill be des cribed on the form as fol lows:
1. Sele ct one of the Dange rous Waste Numbers and enter It in column A. On the same line complete columns B. C, and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describ ing al l the proasses to he used to trait, store, and/or dispels of the waste.
2. In column A of the next li ne enter the other Dange rous Watts Number that can be used to desc ri be the m ate. In column D12) on that line enter "Includ ed with
above' and make no other ent ries on that line.
3. Rapist step 2 for each other Dangerous We". Number that an be used to describe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV !shown In the numbers X-1, X-2, XJ and X-4 below)- A facility w ill treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shavin s from Isathat tanning and finishing operation. In add it ion, the facility will tre at and di gpose of throe non-listed wastes. Two west.. are c.me.N.
only ad there wind be an estimated 200 pou nd s per year of each waste. The other waste is conutive and Ign itab le and them will bean estimated 100 pounds per year
of that waste. Treatment will be in an Incinerator and d ispos al w il l be In a la nd fi ll .
D. PROCESSES
C. UNIT
t N ANGEROUS
O WASTEI
NO. B. EST MATED ANNUAL
OF TEWAS
OF MFA
QUANTITY (.nrar 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
E ' (enter code/
code) /carer! !N a code is not corded /n 81111
X-1 K O a 4 900 P T 0 3 D a 01
INK-2 D1010121 400 P T 0 3 D a 0
X3 0 0 0 1 100 P T D 3 D a 0
X-I 8 0 0 2 T 0 3 D a 0 In cluded with above
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1. There are twentv-four nonaaina • DSTs.
Tank Number Location
TANK TABLE (Sheet 1 of 2)
Design Capacity
(liters) Operation Data
241-AN-101 200 East Area 4,642,480 9/81
241-AN-102 200 East Are. 4,642,480 9/81
241-AN-103 200 East Area 4,642,480 9181
241-AN•104 200 East Area 4,642,480 9/81
241-AN-106 200 East Area 4,542,480 9181
241-AN-106 200 East Area 4,642,480 9/81
241-AN-107 200 East Area 4,542,480 8181
241-AP-101 200 East Area 4,542,480 10/86
241-AP-102 200 East Area 4,642,480 10186
241-AP-103 200 East Area 4,642,480 10/86
241-AP-104 200 East Am. 4,642,480 10/86
241-AP-105 200 East Area 4,542.480 10/86
241-AP-106 200 East Area 4,542,480 10188
241-AP-107 200 East Area 4.542,480 10/86
241-AP-108 200 East Area 4,642,480 10186
241-AW-101 200 East Area 4,542,480 8/80
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Page 3 of 36
241-AW-102 200 East Area 4,642,480 8/80 -
241-AW-103 200 East Area 4,542,480 '8/80
241-AW-104 200 East Area 4,642,480 0/80
241-AW-105 - 200 East Area 4,542,480 8/80
241-AW-106 200 East Area 4,642,480 8/80
241•SY-101 200 West Area 4,642,480 4/77
241-SY-102 200 West Area 4,642,480 4(77
241-SY-103 200 West Area 4,542,480 4/77
tvonaging is a waste mat is nor neutrauzett currant scut waste.

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Tank Numbe rs Location
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Rev. 8, 10101196
TANK TABLE (Sheet 2 of 2) Page 4 of 36
Design Capacity
8item) Operation Data
241-AY-101 200 East Aroa 3,785,400 4/71
241-AY-102 200 East Area 3,786,400 4/76"
241-AZ-101 200 East Area 3,735,400 11 178
241-AZ-102 200 East Area 3,735,400 11/78
Aging Waste is neutralizeg current acid Waste generates that the YUFJ-X Plant.
a ` Estimated operational date.
3, Thera is one tank In a transfer building.
Design Capac ity
Tank Number Location (litem) Operation Date
241-EW-151 200 East A re a 3,028 11/55
Vent Station
• Estimated operational date.
4. There are five double-contained receiver tanks.
Tank Number Location
Design Capacity
(litem) Operation Date
244.BX 200 East A re a 117,347 1983
244-TX 200 West Aroa 117,347 12181
244-U 200 West A re a 117,347 N/A
244-A 200 East Arm, 81,626 1975
244.6 200 West A re a 76,768 1987

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Continued f rom page 2.
NOTE.• Photocopy this peps baton complaNnp It you have men than 26 wastes to lh6
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES^ontln^
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IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES ioontinwd)
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LOST ADOMONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION 011) ON PAGE 3.
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Double-Shell Tank System
Rev. 8, 10101196
Page 6 of 36
The types Of liquid mixed waste that could be stored, chemically treated, and evaporated in the DST System are as
follows:
• Dilute miscellaneous waste generated on the Hanford Facility (100, 200 0 300 0 40D Areas, and the 340 complex)
• supernate and transuranic sludges that consist of neutralized cladding removal waste. generated during Plutoniva-
Urantun Extraction (PUREX) Plant headend operations, and waste generated during the Plutonium Finishing PLent
processing
• Concentrated DST waste (slurry) from the 242-A Evaporator
• Concentrated complexed waste and compLexed waste generated from D Plant processing
• Neutralized current acid waste frola the first extraction column at the PUREX Plant
•
Liquid waste from the SST System
• Waste from the Grout Treatment Facility ...
•
T Plant Cocplex decontamination activities
• Waste from the 204-AR Waste Unloading Station
• Leachate resultin g from Hanford Facility land disposal and surface impoundment operations.
it is possible that any of these waste types could be stored and/or treated In any of the reneging or a g ing DSTs.
The list of dangerous waste under section IV.A, includes constituents that have not been detected in the waste;
however, knowledge of processes providing the waste to the DST System indicates the strong possibility that these
constituents will be In the waste. Other constituents listed under section IV.A. have not been detected in the
waste; however, the DST System has the potential to store these constituents. Multi-source Leachate (FO39) is
included as a waste derived from nonspecific source wastes F001 through FOOS.
V. FACIUTYORAWING Refer to attached drawin s.
Am sxlsting fadlit ea must induct• [nth* .pan provided on Pege 6 a seal. drawing of the tadimy Itae Nrovedons Ye/mo/e damp,
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photogrmph(s).
Allexe n ig
Is lWn must inoiod• phetopraph• I•.rid•r Dr•vndJev li that oI.MY d•Iineata all •detina etmotxes; axhtina •tone•• U•atm• t and dwpeew anar, and
f p•, tr•atm•nt or d 1•po•a1 wa• 1. naevedona /ar man der w.
VII. FACIUTY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION his Information is provided the atiac ed taw ng(s) and pholognph (s).
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
Q A. If the fedrdy oYmer is also the fadity operator as Ostad In Sec6en VII on Farm 'Gamral Information', plaaa an *X" in the box to the teh and skip to Sect ion Ix
below.
a. H the iso mry owner M not the faeilM operator as weed In S•cdon Va on Form 1, e•mpwt• the faDowhq 1t•me:
IX. OWNER CERT IFICAT ION
earthy YndH pnaltY l!/aW M/r/Aaw ^•raen^wyY,y. ramM•d ard•m hmMAr wlet ola/n/Nmaebn avbmhtWMonA rod..y art cA.d r anu,rtde to. I W f.
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that
Nee ma/DnH/eanrpenalriu lol aubMtdnD JWeMlormadon, /neW D pox/b rye/Rm and Anprfaonmont
NAME Ipdmr of typal
Jahn D. Wagoner, Manager
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland enfions Office
X. OPERATOq CERTIFICATION
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DATES aNEO
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earthy undav pur+/rY a/Hw tAat / Aaw parrsna/ly arambrd dun lamN/u with the H/ atlon aubmhrd h dJ+ and a/ a v eAd deeuntand and ebat 1. d. my
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NAME /p rint ar typal SIGNATURE DATE SIGNED
SEE ATTACHMENT .
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U.S. Departmeht of
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Energy
Richland Operations Office
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
Co-otor Ddte
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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FORM
DOE/RL-88-21
2727-WA SRE Sodium Storage Building
Rev. 1, 10/01/96
Paq e 1 of 9
1. EPAISTATE I.D. NUMBER•
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION JWJA17181EE 0 0 8 g 8 7
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLI ION
APPROVED
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COMMENTS
II. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an'X' In the approp ri ate box M A or 8 below yynnark one box on ) to Indicate whether th is M the first application you an submitting for yo ur 1=10 or a roAced
appDeaden. If t hi s is your first applic ation and you alnedy know your 7seiBty'a EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or It this M a nNnd applioaUan, enter year taeitity'a EPAISTATE
I.D. Number M Section 1 above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION /pl c. on 'X' h.l wand prowda na appropdar. dotal I/L. ' .
1, EXISTING FACIIJT/ fSea Instruction. for dirtwthen of 9Xterkp'laev.r
Complete item balow.l
I] 2, NEW FACILITY fCamplat. Rem bohowl
MO AY Y FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE Imo. day Q 1
COME
0 3 2 2 4 3 OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION 1ENCED
(use the boxer to tha NIJI
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Facility commenced:
S. REVISED APPLICATION tpAcs on 'l C' below and pomplate Sacrbn 1 *"w1..
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® I. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES . CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code from the list of Process codes be low that but desc ri bes each p roce ss to be used at the faci lity. Ton Ones an pm eidsd for ente ri ng
cadet. It more Ones an needed• enter the s ate) In the sp propose,
ac e p rovided, It a pro wi ll be wad that Is not In cluded M the On of.eod es be low, than describe the
p roves lkwludinp its doalan cepeeity) in the space p rovided on the ISeedon 1/1-0.
8, PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY • For each code ente re d In column A enter the capac ity of the Process.
1. AMOUNT • Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OF MEASURE - For each amount ente re d In column 8716 enter the cods from the Not of unit me asure cod es below that desc ribes the un it of maasum used.
Only the units of measu re that arm Bated below shou ld be used.
PRO. APPROPRIATE UNITS OF PRO. APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
LESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS LESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Sto rage: Treatment:
CONTAINER (barml, d ru m, ate)
TANK
WASTE PILE
S01
S02
S03
GALLONS OR LITERS
GALLONS OR LITERS
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SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
DAY OR
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CUBIC M AERRDSSS
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
Disposal:
INJECTION WE LL.
LANDFILL
LAND APPLICATION
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D82
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GALLONS OR LITERS
ACRE-FEET (the voklme that
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HECTARE•METER
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OTHER (Use forpphysieal, chemical, T04
thermal or blologteal treatment
processes not ocrring
occurring k: tanks,
surface knpeundnwnts or inclneratom.
Desc
TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS PER HOUR:
GALLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY,
ri OCEAN DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
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D84
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UN IT OF MEASURE
UN IT OF UN IT OF
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CODE UN
UNIT OF
MEASURE
IT OF MEASURE CODE UNrT OF MEASURE C ODE
GALLONS ..................... G
LITERS ....................... L
CUBICYARDS ................... Y
CUBIC METERS ................. C
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY... .............. V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR ......... .W
LITERS HOUR............. E
LITERS PER HOUR .... ... .. ...... !T
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES. ........... .....B
RECTA 5............., ...... O
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTI ON 111 !Mown kr lino numbers X-1 and X--2 b fowh A t.eAity Ms two snaps m ke, one tnk can
held 200 pollen, end rho other con hold 400 dens. The !wilily alw has .n bwinentor that cen bum tp to 2 gallons par hour.
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Page 2 of 9
II. PROCESSES (co ntinued)
. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS Iods •TO4 •). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
Sol
The 2727-WA SRE Sodium Storage Building (2727-VA) was intended to begin waste management operations in April of 1977. This
unit is a prefabricated (Butler-t ) metal building that stored 158, 208-titer (55-gallon) steel containers of contaminated
sodim waste. The sodium, in metal lie form, was transferred to the Hanford site in 1977 for storage after use by Atomics
International as primary coolant in their Seditas Reactor Experiment (SRE) reactor.
The containers of sodium were pur ged of air and internalty blanketed with nitrogen when fitted at Atomics International. The
containers were stored on noncombustible pallets (51-mitlimeter (2-inch) steel channels set atop 203-millimeter (8-inch)
concrete blocks]. Approximately one-fourth of the concrete floor space was occupied by the stored containers.
The 2727-VA has never stored dangerous or mixed waste. A regulatory analysis was performed on the 2727-WA sodium by the
U.S. Department of Energy, Chicago Operations Office and the Westinghouse Hanford Company. Both of these analyses concluded
that the SRE sodiue is not a dangerous or mixed waste. Therefore, withdrawal of the Part A permit application for this unit
was requested. The Washington State Department of Ecotogy granted approval to withdraw this Part A on August 17, 1989 but
has yet to finalize the withdrawal. Presently, at[ of the IRE sodium containers have been removed from the 2727 -WA.fhe
maximum process design capacity for container storage was 132,489 titers (35,000 gallons),
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER -Enter the four digit number from Chapter 173 .303 WAC for each gated dangerous waste you will handle. If you handle
donpy%roue wants, which am net listed in Chapter 173 .303 WAC, enter the four digit number(%) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic contaMnante
of dno" dangorout wastw.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each Dated waste entered In column Aestimate the quantity of that waste that win be handled on an annual basis.
For each chrameristic or toxic contaminant entered In column A esUm.t. the total annual quantity of as the non-Tined waste(,) that will be handled which
poste ** that characteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entered in coiumn B enter the unit of measure coda. Units of measus which rust be used and the appropriate codes
are:
ENGLISH UN IT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE . CODE
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS ....................... T METRIC TONS.................. M
It facility records use any other unit of measure for quantity, the units of manure must be converted Into one of the required units of measure taking Into account the
appropriate density or specific gravity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For listed dangerous waste:For each Inked dangerous waste entered In column A select the c ode!*) from the Rat of proven codes contained in Section III to
Indicate how the waste will be stand, treated, and/or disposed of at the facility.
For non•lired dengerous wart": For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered In Column A, select the coda(,) from the Wt of pmeass codes contained in
Section III to Indicate all the processes es that will be used to stun, Vent. and/or dispose of as the non gated dangerow want" that possess that characteristic or
toxic contaminant.
Note: Fours m rovided for anteing process coda. If anon re naaded; p) Enter the Ikst titre* as derrlb*d show; I21 Enter •000' In the exmtrome rig ht
box of hem IV•D(tb and I31 Enter in the space provided on papa 4, the One number and the additional codelm.
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a cods I. not Read for a process that will be wad, describe the process In the spats Provided an the lam
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous wastes that can be described by more than one Waste
Number shall be described en the tone on follows:
t. Select one of the Dan gamut Waste Numbers and enter it In column A. On the some One complete columns B. C. and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the wars and describing all the processor to be used to treat, stars, and/or dispose of the waste,
2. In column A of the next am enter the other Dangerous Waste Numbr that can be used to describe the waste. In column D(2) on that line enter *Included with
.be"' and make nc other entries on that line.
3. Repeat stop 2 for each other Dange rous Waste Number that can be wed to describe the dengemua waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION N hhown In Eno numbers X-1, X-2, X-3, and X-4 below]- A facility win treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome,shaviniVs from Ieathr tanning ant finishin g opentlun. In addition, the facility will treat end dis pose of three non•Isted wastes. Two wastes are connotive
onlIyy ant then wit be an estimated 200 pounds per year of each war e. The other waste M carnal" and Ignitable and them will be an estimated 100 pounds per year
of that waste. Treatment will be M an Incinrator and dleposal will be In a landfill.
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2727-WA SRE Sodium Storage Building
Rev. 1, 10/01/96
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The SRE sodium is metallic sodium that was previously used in a sodium-cooled
nuclear reactor.
V. FACILI YDRAWING Refer t4 atmehed drawln a.
AN elating facllide• must In clude M the .pa ce provided an Paul 5 a ecele drawing of the fact ty faaa Ins"etkaa far owe derax.
M. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to AttaChed photograph(s),
AI edabn faoilltlae shirt k oluda p1%,;gt ha /w!3 ar ssraaundVavaO thot .Mady d.Rrw40 aR exirting ebYetulea; exkang storage, tteatnrnt and dlepoaal ara..; any
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VII. FACI LITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCAT ION Them Inlortnation is provided on the attache draw ng(S) and photograp a .
VIII. FAC ILITY OWNER
Q A. If th. faaRRy.w or l. at" the facility operator.. Rd;d in SaoHon VII en Fam 1,'Grnaml btformatlore, p loce an'X' M tho bex to the left and oklp to Sectton IX
Mlmw.
1. N the faoaky owner I. not t he faoRlty olaator as Feted M Section VII on Form 1, cempleb the fo llowing
f, 11 CODE
DL OWNER CERT FICATION
l eard/y undaw pana/1y of few dent / Raw teM^M .M e~,;had end cep f&mUer atf h Ma M/emutAM.ubmMed H Mk andW ad^ehed daewnents, and that dared.. my
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Mna u^rfynl/ieantpmaAieslorrubmhdnD lbe irlermedon, nrArdnp Me 7lityal /pe and FnprLtenment.
NAME /pfnf .r rWl
John D. Wagoner, Manager
U.S. Department of Energy
3 N TUB DATES GNED
Richland O erations Office
X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
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2727-WA SRE Sodium
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
Owner Aerator
John . Wagoner, Manage
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Co o erator
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
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To convert gallons to lite rs • multiply by 3.7854
2727-WA Building
Interior Floor Plan
18.3 meters
208- 11ter (55-gallon) Containers /
Raised Off Floor by Channel I ron
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2727-WA BUILDING SRE
SODIUM STORAGE
46032'46" 8706421 -9CN
119'37'29" (PHOTO TAKEN 1987)

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2727-WA SRE Sodium Storage Building
Rev. 1, 10/01/96
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2727-WA BUILDING SRE
SODIUM STORAGE
46°32'46" - 8706421-22CN
119°37'29" (PHOTO TAKEN 1987)
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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION OA
APPROV me, R
N
d r
COMMENTS
11. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Plat an'X' In the app ro p riate box in A cr S belowmark one box only) to Indicate whether th is Is the first a pliotbn you are submitting for your facility or a revised
fi
appli cation. If this Is your rst applica tion and you a ready know your facility's EPA/STATE I.D. Number, or IT this Is a rovfsed applieadon, enter your facility's EPA/STATE
I.O. Number In Section 1 above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION Ip11ee an X' below and provide the appropdate date!
I] 1. EXISTIN6 FACILITY tsce instructions for definition of'exisdng' facillry. 2. NEW FACILITY [Complete item befowl
Complete item below.1
M FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE m0. day a yr MO D Y FOR NEW 0 3
BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION 60Mf1ENC^
2 2 M43 (
TFNAE DATI, ES
O^PER A ATION •'! ^ie tl^te°Cv^ni^tucSlonuof the Hanford Facility commenced.
TI
Imo., de y, R yi1 OPERA-
BEGAN OR IS
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICATION !p/ace an 'X' below and complete Sec tion I above/
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE- Enter the code from the list of processcodes below that best desc ribes each p ro cess to be used at the fa cility. Ten lines are p rovided for ente ri ng
codes, If mom Ones are n eeded, enterthe codes) in Me apa ce provided, If a process will be used that is not Inciudedln the list of co des below, Men describe the
process [Including its design cspecltyl in the spa ce p rovided on the fSscdon 111-0.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For ea ch code entered In column A enter t he capac it y of the p rocess.
1. AMOUNT- Enter the amount.
2. UNIT OF MEASURE - For ea ch amount entered in co lumn e0), enter the code from the Oat of unit measu re codes be low that desc ribes the un it of measure used.
O nly the un its of me asure that am listed below should be u se d.
PRO- APPROPRIATE UNITS OF PRO. APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage: ^ T re atment: - ,
CONTAINER (ba rr el, d ru m, etc) 501 GALLONS OR LITERS TANK - TOT GALLONS PER DAY OR
TANK S02 GALLONS OR LITERS LITERS PER DAY
WASTE PILE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
CUBIC METERS LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS INC IN ERATOR T03 TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS
Disposal: PEA HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
INJECTION WELL D80 GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL 081 ACRE-FEET (the volom. that OTHER (Use for Physical. chemical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY 08
would cover one acre to thermal or b iological t reatment LITERS PER DAY
death of one foatJ pro cesses not occurring In tanks,
OR HECTARE-M surfa ce Impoundments or indnet-
LAND APPLICATION D82 ACRES OR HECTARES atom. Descrlbethey rotes.. in.
OCEAN DISPOSAL 083 GALLONS OR the space provided; Section III-C.)
LITERS DADAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR L ITERS
UN IT OF UN IT OF UN IT OF
MEASURE MEASURE MEASURE
UN IT OF MEASURE .CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ..................... G
L ITERS....................... L
CUSICYAROS.. ........ .... .... Y
CUBIC METERS ................. C
GALLONSPER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR........... W
GA LLONS PER HOUR............. E,
LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
ACRE-FEET ............... ..... A
HECTARE-METER .. ...... ....... F
ACRES....................... 8
HECTARES ..................... Q
EXAMPLE FORCOMPLETING SECTION III 0howa In 1h, numbers X-t and X-2 bdowL' A f oNry h e. two store0a tanks, errs nnk can
hold 200 s//ores and the other can hold 400 ages. The facia alto has an Incinerator that can bun up to 2t) albns . er hour.
N A. PRO
L U CESS
1 M
N B
B. • PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
2. UN IT
FOR
OFFICIAL
N A. PRO-
L U CESS
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
2. UNIT
FOR
OFFICIAL
CODE
lfiem Xst
7, AMOUNT
OF MEA•
SURE
USE 1 M
N B CODE
E E shovel
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ONLY
fliom lkt
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R
1. AMOUNT
I, eCy i
p y
OF MEA•
SURE
lenrer
code)
USE
ONLY
X-1 S O 2 600
O 5
X-2 7 O 3 20 E 6
t
S 0 5 24,007 1 C I 7
Process Code S05 is being used to designate the PUREX Storage Tunnels as
"Miscellaneous Unit" per Washington Administrative Code 173-303-680.
a
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PUREX Storage Tunnels
Rev. 5, 10101196
Page 1 of 9
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Phase print or type M the unshaded areas on ly
Il1lL/n area are spaced for ek'te type, i.e., 12 characrerA ch).
FORM
$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER.,
w A 7 e s o 0 0& 1916171
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Continued f ro m the f ro nt.
III. PROCESSES [ co ntinued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS ( code '704' ) . FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
S05
The PUREX Storage Tunnels, a miscellaneous unit (SO5), are used for storage of mixed waste subject to the
requirements of UAC 173-303-680. The two tunnels store waste from the PUREX Plant and other ansite sources. Since
being placed into service, mixed waste has been stored in the tunnels on railcars. Not all matarial stored in the
tunnels contains mixed waste.
The construction of Tunnel Number 1 was completed in 1956. The tunnel is approximately 5.8 meters (19 feet) wide by
6.7 meters (22 feet) high by 109 meters (358 feet) long and provides storage space for eight railcars. Between
June 1960 and Janua ry 1965, all eight railcar positions were filled and the ttrnel subsequently was sealed. The
combined volume of the equipment stored on the eight railcars presently in Txnet ux Number 1 is approximately 596
cubic meters (780 cubic yards). The maximum process design capacity for storage in Tunnel Number 1 is approximately
4,129 cubic meters (5,400 cubic yards).
The construction of Tunel Number 2 was completed in 1964. Tunnel Number 2 is approximately 5.8 meters (19 feet)
wide by 6.7 meters (22 feet) highby 514 meters (1,686 feet) long and provides storage space for 40 railcars. The
first railcar was placed in Tunnel' Number 2 in December 1967 and as of July 1996, 28 rallcars hayly been placed In
the tunnel. The combined volume of equipment stored on the 28 railcars presently in Tunnel Number 2 is
approximately 2,204 cubic meters (2,883 cubic yards). The maximum process design capacity for storage in
Tunnel Number 2 is approximately 19,878 cubic meters (26,000 cubic yards).
N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the lour digit numer b from Chapter 173-303 WAC fee each gated dengaous waste you will handle. N you hand le
dangerous waste, which am not li sted M Chapter 173.303 WAC, .Mr the four dig it number(') tint d•selibas the characteristics and/or the toxic con,
tommen a of that* dange ro us wastes.
will
B.
of
be
Forr^dl characteristic our tONido contaminant entere waste
olumn A estimate the total atnnu I quantity ale the non-u non-lifted that will be handled which,
posses. that cheretedttlo or contamina nt.
C. UN IT OF MEASURE -For each quant ity entered In column B enter the unit of mature co de. links of me asure which must be used and the app ro priate co des
Ara:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS ...........r••••••••. P KILOGRAMS ................... K
TONS........... ..... ....... T METRIC TONS................... M
If fa cility records use any other un it of measure for quantity, the u nits of mea sure mutt be mruverted Into one of t he required mile of measure taking Into ac co unt the
app ropdate d ensity or ,paci fic grav ity of the waste. .
D.PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For li sted dange rous waste:For each gated dangerous waste entered In A sele select the mdefs) from the list of proeeu oodt contained In Section IN to
Indicate how the waaw will be stored, treated, and/or disposed of at the fa cility.
For non- listed dangerous wastes: For each characte rietie crtaxlc contaminant enterod In Column A, .eat the code(.) from the Net
co
of prow s, mea d ntained In
Sec tion Ill to Indica te all the p ro wesss th at WIN be used to son, tre at, and/or dispo se of all
non-listed dange ro us wastes th at pos ses, that characte ri s ti c or
toxic co ntaminant.
Now: codas. If (1) Enter addW oo,w(,jescdbed above; 121 Enter *000" M the extreme tight
Ksm IV-00 1 and Enter ein the spice page 4,tthe Oneenumber awl
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a co de In net gated for a procoxe that wile be used, describe the p rocess In the spa ce p ro vided an the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous waste, that can be des cribed by mom than o ne Waste
Number shaft be desc ri bed on the to= as follow.- -
I . Salt on• of the Dange rous Ware Numbers and ent er It M whxrxu A. On the same li ne comp(ate cokrlhns e, C. and D by e stima ting the total annu al quantity of
the waste and d escribing all the p ro wtsas to be used to treat. atom, and/or dispose of the waste.
2. In column A of the next line enter the other Dange ro us Waste Numb er that can be used to detrlbe the waste. In.colut n D(21 on that lice enter "Included with
above" a nd make no other retries on that One.
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Numb er that can be used to d escribe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLET ING SECTION N (shown In One numbers X-1, X-2, X-3, and X-4 belewl - A fac ility w il l treat an ditpose of an estimated eDD pounds per year
01 ch rome shavinp,f ro m leather tinning and finishing option. addklen. tin facility will treat And dispo se of three non-hated wast es. Two wares are "move
cm and them will be an es timated 200 pou nds per year of each waste. Th e otherwasts it mrm,ive and Ign itable and them wi ll be an estimated 100 pounds per y ear
of that
war.. Treatment VAN b. M an In cinerator and disposal will be in a land fill.
C. UN
D. PROCESSES
IT
iN I W N DANGEROUS
O ASTE NO.
E ter
len r /
D
8. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
OU.kNTITy OF WASTE
OF MEA-
SURE
!eater
code/
1 . PROCESS CODES
14"t") tr1
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
IH• code is not entered In D1111
X-1 K 0 5 4 900 P T 0 3 O s 0
X-2
0 0 2 400 P T O s D a 0
X317 D O O
100 P T 0 3 D a 0
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PUREX Storage Tunnels
Rev. 5, 10101196
Page 2 of 9
X-e D 0 0 2 T 0 3 D 8 0 /nil/add tdU 'bow
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CantLasd (mm papa 2.
N01E %^o ocopy thk pa a be/ore eomplc
1.0, NUMBER lantered hom pa90 /(
W A 1101010101011319 G 7
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (eantinuadl
A.
N DANGEROUS
N D WASTE NO.
E ' (enter code)
It ESTIMATED ANNUAL
QUANTITY OF WASTE
11Y u have more than 20 waster to fist.
C. UN IT
OF MEA-
SURE
(ants
code) '
1. PROCESS CODES
!enterl
0. PROCESSES
DOE/RL-88-21
PUREX Storage Tunnels
Rev. 5, 10101196
Page 3 of 9
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
lit a cede is not entered in Dll)l
' D 010 5 454* rK1 S05 Stara e— Miscellaneous
2 D006 454*
3 W T D 2
4 D007 454*
G D 0 0 8 8,000*
G D009 45*
7 D1011 0 454*
a D 0 1 1 690*
o D 0 011.
' a 'W T 0121 454* 1 1 Included With Above
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* The estimated annual quantity of waste listed above represents the
maximum quantity of waste placed in either tunnel in a given year.
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tenter 'A . '0'. 'C', etc, b

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Caminwd from use /mrd.
N. DESC RI
PTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES fwntinwdl
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADD IT
IONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECT ION 0111 ON PAGE 3.
DOE/RL-88-21
PUREX Storage Tunnels
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
Page 4 of 9
The waste stored in the tunnels could include barium (D005), cadmium (D006),
chromium (D007), lead (D008), mercury (D009), selenium (D010), silver (D011), and
light mineral oil (WT02, state-only, toxic, dangerous waste) contained in oil
absorption material. The silver is predominately in the form of salts and is
considered ignitible (D001) because of the presence of silver nitrate (AgNO3).
Cadmium also could be considered state-only, toxic, dangerous waste (WT02).
V. FACILITY DRAWING Re fer to attached dronvin S.
At exist ing fa cil it ies mutt induda In One spans pfeVWed an pa il. 5 a s"Is dmwlrp of t ia ls ollhy Trio Faaaucriona roan! deraCl.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph(s).
AN
existing f .t llrsp,utna olude o, elea,wl eanai. 01^ jM'X= /sun=s =drUneate a^.dnMy auuotwee:.d.Nng Karaa'. tnatrtrm and disposal ones: and
qse
I
VII. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIO N n s inianination is pruvided provided an the allachad an ng a an pholographia).
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
O A. If the facil ity owner is al so the ta cil ltv operator a gated In Section VII an Famt 1.'Gworal Informatbn', plow an'X' pt the bits to M. soft and eidp to Sactbn DC
edaw.
' B. H tM /aadky owtwr Is rot tM faMny oPNnet a Shed M S.mbn VN on Farm 1, mmpMta tM felbvdng k.mr.
O 4 OR O 6. 714 9ROA
LX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
lcstWY Undr penalfys/low Mat/Aaw person^Y for ebtd rrd sm/rtdNw aodM Ma/nletmadan aubMnd,N M4 and aM.Naehd doeumanb, real M.tbaedon my
y bnpLenmenLarmaWn /a ou.. «aw.t...nd e.mpHfa. / am swan Mar
= 1,=1 lg^lrlea dit %&.ltloa ax lo^rubm7mhD/a6r H%efmaW h ^^ nil po»7WNtY flnv'and a
NAME /pt/nt at type/
O T
DATE IaNED
U.S. John D. Vagonet, f Emrt
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U.S. Department of
Energy
Richland Operations Office
X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
lcwd/Yun/w Pena/t>!o/Aw Marl Aave Pwacn.2 eaambrdn em fsm.Wsr eHM M.M rmaMol subMttdb M&and as.a"hddocomsafa, a nd MatbaaMon my
ixpuLYd Mw. Ad1 .bbm+..dAtr,-r..psnaa%or Whtehby the hhmuYen.rbeAwM.t Ms aubNMd it/mudan!s fi ve, .or.m, r red comp4. b /«n aware Mat
titres an alDnlReant pnsld r /or submlGbra M1ba brfrm.obn, m kaling she P."%Ary of &. and bnpkonmnb
NAME feint or typal
510NATURE
DATE SIGNED
SEE ATTACHMENT
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
DOE/RL-88-21
PUREX Storage Tunnels
Rev..5, 10101196
Page 5 of 9
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in.this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant • -
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
•ator
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00n D. Wagoner, Mfdnager
.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
Co- e for at
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
Date
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PURER Storage Tunnels Site Plan
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Plant
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Ground
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Tunnel No.2
200 W 200.E
N
NA `A
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TSD Unit boundary extends
10 meters (32.13 feet) to either
side and beyond
PURER Storage 9 end of each tunnel
Tunnel`sn
Hanfordti^/ A I
Site let Street
Scale
0 500 1,000 Feet
1 t i
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Concrete
.Wall
PUREX Tunnel No. 1 - Details
aft
aft ;•`.
Water- e. A g
Fillable
Door: 1.
Tunnel No.1
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Railroad Tracks t
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Posts and
Timbers
12 In. X 14 In.
Creosoted
Doualas Fir
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PUREX Tunnel No.1 - Plan View
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i 90% Mineral Surface Roofing (Typical)
Section AA \ Sand and -
Gravel Floor
ft
N -Q
Bumper
19ft
Section BB
PUREX Tunnel No.1 - Section View
Grade 1%
PUREX Tunnel No.1 - Elevation View
For conversion to meters, multiply feet by 0.3048.
For conversion to centimeters, multiply inches by 2.54.
Vent
Shaft
H96030106.2
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WA7890008967
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PUREX
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Vent Shaft
Bituminous Coated Steel Liner
Section AA
Sand and Tunnel moo. 2
Gravel Floor attsin 4ft6in.
__. Vent
.e^_.... r:n..til.. n...,... Grade 0.1% o.,..ts:.... Shaft
PUREX Tunnel No. 2 - Elevation View
For conversion to meters, multiply feet by 0.3048.
For conversion to centimeters, multiply inches by 2.54.
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FORM
1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION 7 Iw A T e g o o 1 O e g e 7
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION DATE RECEIV 0 COMMENTS
APPROVED me, d^ !
11. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an -X- in the appropriate box M A • or B be low (mark one box on ly) to ind icate whether this It the fi rs t application you m subm itting for your f acilityy or • mvlead
ayplication. It this ie your fi rst appfic tkut and you already know your fecility'e EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or If this Is a revised app lication, enter your Iscility'• EPAISTATE
LD. Number In Section 1 e,bow.
A. FIRST APPLICATION /pfecean'X' the epproprlaro date)
o 1. EXISTING FACIL IT Y /Soo Instructions for deRnRlon of'exlstblp a fseXty.
Cempbbta ham balow.l
0 2. NEW FACILITY /Compute tram below)
0 3 2A 2
*FOR DCISTWG FACILITIES. PROVIDE THE DATE (coo., day d 1
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE OATS CONSTRUCT-ION COMMENCED
4 R3 /use the boxes to the 1011
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FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVK)EYYTHE DATE•
TIOi BE(iAN YOR S^A-
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICATION (place en 7P below and eompbtl Section l ebow)
.® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A F INAL PERMIT
'ill. PROCESSES • CODES AND CAPAC IT IES
A. PROCESS CODE . Enter the code f ro m the list of p rocess codes below that best describes each Procne to be used at the facility. Ten lines am p rovided for entering
codes. It more lines am needed• enter the code( ,) In the space pmAded, It • p roc ess will be used that N rot Included In the fist of cod es below. Nan describe the
p ro cess tincludinp its design cipechy) In t he space p rovided an the /Sactlon 111-C).
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each code ente re d In column A entarthe capac ity of the p roem.
1. AMOUNT - Enter the amount.
2. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each amount entered in colun m Ott), enter the coda f ro m the Gat of alit memews cod es below that de scribes the unit of me asure mad.
On ly the un its of m easure that m listed below shou ld be lied.
PRO- APPROPRIATE UNITS OF PRO- APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE - DESIGN CAPACITY
Sto ra ge: Tre atment:
CONTAINER @anal, drum, etc) SOt GALLONS OR LITERS
TANK S02 GALLONS OR LITERS
WASTE PILE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR
CUBIC METERS
TANK T01 GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
L IT SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS
OlapouL•GA
INJECTION WELL DOD GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL DOI ACRE-FEET /rite volum e, that
would Co ver arse acre to a
depth at one loot)
OA HECTARE-METER
LAND APPLICATION D82 ACRES OR)IFCTARES
OCEAN DISPOSAL D83 R DAY OR
^^RSNS
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR LITERS
ERS PER DAY
INCINERATOR TOS . TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS PER HOUR;
LLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
OTHER (Use for physic al, chemical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
therm al or biological treatment LITERS PER DAY
proe•seea riot oecuning M tanks,
surface store. impoundmems or Heiner
re Describe the roceasn In
the space ptoNded; Section RI-C.)
UN IT OF MEASURE
UN IT Of UN IT OF
MEASUREMEASURE
CODE UN
UNIT OF
MEASURE
IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ..................... O
LITERS ....................... L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
CUBIC METERS ................. C
GALLONS PER DAY............ U
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR................ 0
METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W
GALLONS PER HOUR............. E
LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES. ,.......... .. .... B
HECTARtiS ........... ......... 0
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION Ill (shown jr, Err mrobws X-1 end X-2 bdowl: A Lciliry he+ t wo +tor , e, ranks, one tank can
hold 200 pd/orn and the other em hold 100 Dons. The facility also has an Incinerator that can bum W to 28 gallons par how.
N A. PRO-'FOR N A. PRO L U CESS 2. UNIT OFFICIAL
FOR
L U CESS 2. UNIT B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
FOR
I M CODE /, AMOUNT
OF MEA- USE I M CODE
N e (from list {apeei/y)
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PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
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Ill. PROCESSES (con tinued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (code 'T04'). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
The 224-T Transuranic Waste Storage and Assay Facility (224-T TRUSAF) began waste management operations in September
of 1985. This unit is a RCRA-ctanpliant container storage unit located within the 224-T building (refer to attached
drawings).
Facility.
The 224-T Building is located southeast of the T Plant Cortplex in the 200 West Area of the Hanford
This building consists of two sections. The weste rn two-thirds of the building are used for the
RCRA-compliant storage of containerized transuranic mixed waste and low-level mixed waste. The eastern one-third of
the building consists of six radfatogically-contaminated process cells that contain equipment that was flushed when
the process was terminated. These process calls were sealed from the rest of the building in 1975. It is unknown
whether any regulated material remains within the process cells.
SOl
The 224-T TRUSAF provides a centralized storage unit for storage of containerized transuranic mixed waste and
low-level mixed waste from various Hanford Facility operations and from other U.S. Department of Energy and
U.S. Department of Defense facilities. The transuranic mixed waste will be transferred to an onsite treatment,
storage, aril/or disposal (TSD) unit or oflefte TSD facility to be prepared for transfer to, and disposal at, the
Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in Carlsbad, New Mexico or at other approved disposal site(s). The 224-T TRUSAF
also will store retrieved containers of transuranic mixed waste from the low-Level Burial Grounds (LLBG). Before
storage at the 224-T TRUSAF, the LLBG transuranic mixed waste will be retrieved for characterization and
reprocessing at an onsite 7SD unit or offsite TSD facility. Assay of the retrieved waste will consist of
nondestructive testing to conffrm the fissile isotope content and to confirn the absence of prohibited items before
shipment to the WIPP or to other approved,disposal site(s). The total process design capacity for storage at the
224-T TRUSAF is approximately 416,395 liters (110,000 gallons).
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four digit number f ro m Chapter 173-303 WAC for each li sted dange rous waste you will hand le. If you.handle
dange rous waste, which em not astad In Chapter 173-303 WAC, enter the four digit number(s) that deseribee the characteristics and/or the toxic earn.
tommants of those dangsmw wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each noted waste entered In column A estima te the quant ity of that waste that w il
l be handl ed on an annu al b asis.
For each characte ri stic or to xic contaminant entered In column A estimate the tot al annual quant ity of all the non41sted waste (s) that w il l be hand led which
pos se ss that cha racte ris tic or eomaminent.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE- For each quant ity ente re d in column B enter the un it of me asu re e nds. Unhe of me asure which must be used and the app rop riate codes
are:
ENGLISH UN IT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS ....................... T METRIC TONS.................'. M
If fel%record, me any other unit of me asure for quan tity, the units of measure must be converted Into one of the required un its of me asure taking Into accou nt the
app ropriate darahy, or specif ic gravity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For li
sted dan ge rous wa ste: For each listed dangerous waste entered in column A select the codes) from the Sst of process codas contained In Section 111 to
ind ic ate how the waste will be stored, trosted, and/or dispo se d of at the facility.
For non-listed dange rous w as tes: For each characte ristic or taxIc contamfnant ente re d in Column A. select the code[*) from the Oct of p ro cess codes contained in
Section 111 to Ind icate al l the pmeasses that Will be used to atom, t re at, a nd/or dispose of all
nondist ed dange row wastes that pomas that charac teristic or
to xic contaminant.
Not.:
sse ,bow; (2) Enter '000' in the extreme right
spi '
and tent
precast
of hem IV•D(i)aand (3) Enter in the e provided page 4, the line number additionall
coda(s).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a code Is net listed for a p ro c es s that wi g be used, describe the p rocess In the space p ro vided on the corm.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Dange ro us wast es that can be desc ri bed by mom than one Waste
Number shall be desc ri bed on the form as fo ll ows:
1. Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbe r, and enter It In co lumn A. On the same Me complete columns B, C, and O by estimating the total annu al quantity of
the w aste and desc rib ing all
p ro ce sses to be wed to that. atone, and/or dispo se of the waste.
2. M colu mn A of the ne xt Ilse enter the other Dange rous Waste Numberthat can be wad to desc ri 3.
be the waste. In column D(2) on that One enter Included with
above' and make no other entries ur on that line.
Repeat step 2 for e ac h other Dange rous Wa st e Number that can be wad to describe the dange rous w as te.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV /ahown In 6ne lumbe rs Xd, X-2, X-d, and X-1 below) - A fac il ity wi estimated
ll treat and dispose of an estimated 000 pounds per year
of chrome ahavi s imm leathsrtanning and aNshing operation. In addition, the facility will treat and dkpue of throeno
Two wastes ors corrosive
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be an will waste. waste convolve
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N. DESCR IPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (eon6mued)
E. USE TH13 3PACETO L13T ADDI TI
ONAL MOCE35 CODES FROM SECTION Oil) ON PAGE 0.
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The transuranic mixed waste and low-level mixed waste managed at the 2247TRUSAF
includes waste generated from various Hanford Facility operations and fr
U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. Department of Defense facilities. Th
transuranic mixed waste and low-level mixed waste managed could include waste from
nonspecific sources, characteristic waste, toxicity characteristic waste, listed
waste, and state-only waste .(extremely hazardous, dangerous, and polychlorinated
biphenyl contaminated waste). The estimated annual quantity (Section N.B.) of
waste is based on gross estimates of waste that could be stored at the 224-T TRUSAF.
V. FACILdfY DRAWING Refer to attached drawing(s).
All exi sting fadades must Include M the *pace provtded an pap• S a sca le drawing of the fa.Iliry k•e h+eveOOa+NrAara IetabT.
M. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph)s).
AN axirtin po 4oiGtiee mu st include Photagnphs losdalorYnundaovNl !fiat oleadY dellnsrta a0 aaisfing strvonxer, oxiM(ry strange. tnabnem and disposal soar,
ekes of it+Nra stwa0e, ttaaNerrt
and
or disposal rsaa /ua lgi+Wedon+Ior men datadQ.
VII. FACIt1TY oftowti pmc LoCAmn This Inforimation Is provided on the attached drawing(s) and photographs .
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
OA. N du fael lity, owner fa also the fa cil ity ope ra tor as listed In Sectlon VII on Fenn 1, 'Gene ral Infom sdon', p lea an "X' M the box to the Iadt and skip to Sec tion IX
below.
a. tithe 1441ty ownsris not the facntty opwator as load In Sect lon VIf on Farm 1, comp lete the fenevAng Items:
U(. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the . information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment:
Own Opera or Date
Jo D. Wagoner, Man r
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
Co--o e for'
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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224-Transuranic Waste Storage and Assay Facility
Site Plan
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Route 11A
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eppplienlpn. It this Is, Ikat applloat,.. and you already know your facility's EPAISTATE I.D. Numb er, or It title Y . revised applloatiun, enter your facility' s, EnPA/STATE
LD. Number in Pactten 1 .bow.
A. FIRST APP LI CATION 1pAce an 'X' below and pmWd. the appropriate deal'
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0 OA FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDE THE DATE
/m o. d. y, & OFkRA•
TIol1 BE tAN OR IS
TO BEGIN
1. FACILrry HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE • Ent er the code f ro m the root of p rocess cod es below th at but d escri b es e ach p ro cess to be used at the faollRy. Tsn lines p rovided tar emedrlp
cod es. It mote On m nestled, enter the eodalq N the span provided. N • p roms wIS be wed th at Y no fneluded In the Not et cod es be low, than describe the
Process (including in design capacity) in the ap ac e provided an the fS.ctlon lg•Cl.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each code ente red N column A en ter the cap acity of the p rocess.
1. AMOUNT . Enter the .mount.
2. UN IT OF MEASURE • For each amount entered In column 8111, enter the coda f ro m the list of un it measure ced es below that d escrib e, the unit of manure wed.
Only the uni t. of measu re that (n li sted b elow sho ul d be wed.
PRO.APPROPRIATE UNITS OF PRO- APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage. Treatment:
CONTAINER (ba rrel, drum, etc) SOO GA LLONS OR LITERS TANK TOO GALLONS PER DAY OR
TANK 502 GALLONS OR LITERS LITERS PER DAY
WASTE PILE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GA LLONS PER DAY OR
CUBIC METERS L ITERS PER DAY
SURFACE W pOUNOMENT SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS INCINERATOR T03 TONS PER HOUR OR
Dlaposai: GALLONS PER HOUROOR^
L IT ERS PER HOUR
INJECTION WELL 080 GALLONS OR L IT ERS
LANDFILL 081 ACRE-FEET Irh. volume that OTHER Nse for phyalcs4 chemical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
would co ver ane aces to a thermal or b iolog ical treatment LITERS PER DAY
dentit a/ens feet! p rocesses not attuning M tanks,
OH HECTARE-METIER surface Impoundments or lnciner
LAND APPLICATI ON D82 ACRES OR HECTARES sto re. D escribe the p rocesses In
OCEAN DISPOSAL D83 GALLONS PER DAY OR the space provided; Section 111.111
LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D 54 GALLONS OR LITERS,
UN IT OF UN IT OF UN IT UNIT OF MEASURE
MEASURE
CODE UNIT OF MEASURE
OF
MEASUREMEASURE
CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ...................... G
LITERS .......................' L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
CUBIC METERS ................. C
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR ....... ...w
GALLONS PER HOUR. E
LITERS PER HOUR............... H
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES ....................... e
HECTARES .................... O
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION NIfahown . /n lit. numbers X-1 and X-2 b elowl. AfeeNtybosrwo,rote •nnk; sue, tank ern
hold 200 0.116 and rho other nn hoh/I00 Pagans. The ncNty also her aO Incine rator that can bum up to 28 oallons par hour.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - 8. PROCESS DESIGN CAPAC IT N A. PRO-
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111. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (code 'T04'1. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACfTY,
SOL T04
The Central Waste Complex (CWC) began waste management operations in August of 1988.
unit consists of multiple storage units for mixed waste and inspection, verification,
This
sampling, and repackaging of mixed waste. Mixed waste that could be managed includes
low-level waste (LLW) and transuranic waste (TRU). Mixed waste could be-stored
temporarily on the Mixed Waste Storage Pad while awaiting transfer until storage capacity
becomes available in the Mixed Waste Storage units. The mixed waste accepted for storage
is managed in Mixed Waste Storage units comprised of compliant storage structures. Waste
that has less than a 38*C (100'F) flash point (ignitable) is stored in the Low-Flash-Point
Storage units. Alkali metals are stored in Alkali Metal Storage Modules. The .storage
design capacity for all the mixed waste storage units at the CWC is 22,710,000 liters
(5,999,300 gallons). Treatment includes the absorption and solidification of free
liquids, and the neutralization of corrosive materials. The maximum treatment design
capacity at the CWC is 45,420 liters (11,999 gallons) per day.
N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER Enter - Enter the low digit number from Chapter 173-303 WAC for each Rated dangerous west, you will handle. If you handle
d,nnppmw wastes which m not listed Chapter 173.303 WAC, enter the tour digit numbriq that describes the ehvaetarletln andlor the toxic eon•
trmlmma of those dangerous, west",
S. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTiTY'- For each Fated waste entered in column Aestimate the quantity of that wean that will be handled on an annual basis.
For each chancti6atk or toxic contaminant entered h column A estimate the total annual quantity of all the nerviiated wonelel that will be handled which
possess that chmcteristic or contaminam
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entered in column 9 enter the unit of meesw coda. Unit* of measure which must be used and the appropriate codes
m:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE COD E METRIC UN IT OF MEASURE ,CODE
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS ................... K
TONS....................... T METRIC TOPS......,........... M
11 recordsm a any ry other unitof man" for quantity, the units of measure must be converted Into one of the required oohs of measure taking Into account the
epproP we dens ore ific gravity
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For gated dang.mua wane: each listed danperew wean entered in column A select the codes) from the Rat of pme,ss codes contained in Section Ill to
Indicate how the west* will be stored, treated, antler disposed of at the facility.
For non-listed dangerous wastes: For each characteristic or toxic co teminent smd re in Colum n A. adect the codes) from the list of p rocess codes contained in
Section 111 to indicate all the processes that will be wad to store, treat. *rod/or dispose of .R the men-lined danowom west *. that Peewee that characteristic or
toxic contaminant.
Note.Few s aces m provided for emstiM process codes. N mom are needed: (1) Enter tile. first three as described above; 12) Enter '000w In the extreme right
box of hem Imill: and 131 Enter In the space provided on page 4, te nu and the code(A.
the
mbs
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: N a cod, it
Rind for a process, that will be wed, describe the process in the apace provided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Dangerous wafts that can be described by more than one Want
Number shall be described on the form as follows:
I.'
e Numbers, enter
On complete column B, C. and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
etas wart of e Drib rep OR the processes bml o treat, column A. One
some e1 the
2. In column A of the next Res enter the other D"onow Waste Number that can be wed to deecdbe the waste. In column DI21 on that In. enter -Included with
and make. other entries on that Roe.
3. Repast step 2 for each other Dangemw Wes* Number that can be wed to describe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION N /ahorm In Bne num6,n X-1, X-2, X$ and X-4 bNgwJ - A faeilhy vfil loaf and dkLon of an estimated 900 pound* per year
of chrome abvinps from leather tanning and IRnishing operation. M sddkbn, the facility will that and dispose of three non•Ited wait". Two waste, are cmmsive
only and than will bean estimated 200 pounds per Yea of each waste. Than other waste is corrosive and ignitable ad than will bean estimated 100 pound. per year
01 that waste- Treatment wi g be In incinerator and disposal will be in a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
N
N O ANGEROUS
WASTE NO.
B. ESTIMATED ANNU/,L
OF MEA
QUANTITY OF WASTE
BORE
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X-2 D 01012 400 P T 0 3 0 8 0
X3' D D 0111 100 P T O 3 0 B 0
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N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES Imntl ... d(
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION OIL ON PAGE 3.
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The mixed waste managed at the.CWC includes mixed waste generated from various
operations on and off the Hanford Site. Managed waste consists of listed waste,
waste from nonspecific sources, characteristic waste, discarded chemical products,
state-only waste (extremely hazardous and dangerous waste), and multi-source
leachate.
V. FACLITYDRAWING Refer to attaohad 0`0 S,
M aXI" Ma fac26Aa must include In the span pmrid.d an papa 6 a ea gle duwlnp of 04 iaollhy late htbuedonf for ~0 4MN1.
VI, PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attaehad photograph(a).
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of ~tvwro smnp•. ^%, oa n^ t it ilrpo•.I a... r , wp ".O kan. fz: ,. i v4
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VII. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCAT IO N This Infamation Is provided on the attached drawing(s) ) and p otogn s .
VIII, FACILITY OWNER
Q A. H Go beady owna, la daa tM fa.Alty operator a laud in Section VN on Fom 1, 30enaral lnfoimation', plan an •X` M the box to the MR and •tip to Sa.Gm IX
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a. N the 14.1 10ty ormN 1. not the unnity operator as Lrtad In Soo llon VII on Fenn 1, eamplou the bRowina Nam.:
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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NAME fprEt"0'tYpel
John D. Vapenar, Manager
3 T E DATE SIGNED
U. s, Department of Energy
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
IorsWy undN penehy efl wslat/haw prsonN/y examhd dam !•mNlN with Me,
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant .
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
Jobfi D. Wagoner, Mand§er
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
co-op for to
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.

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Central Waste Complex Site Plan
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Central Waste Complex
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Typical Radioactive and/or Mixed Waste Storage Building (2403-WA, WB, and WC)
Plan
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To convert Inches to centlmtm, mu0tpty by 2.54.
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Transformer (Typ.)
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(Clear Height 8 ft-0 in.
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2404WA and 2404WB)
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Pad (Typ.)
Collection Box
with Grating Cover,
(2)- Min. (Slope
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6 1
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w/Pipe Bollards (Typ.)
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Public Telephone
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(Typ.2 Places)
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(Bldg. No.2404WC)
Mech/Elec/Telecom Room
Service Entrance
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(Clear Height 8 ft-0 in. Mtn: Typ.)
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Rev. 4, 10/01/96
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CENTRAL WASTE COMPLEX LOW-FLASH-POINT
METAL MIXED WASTE STORAGE MODULES
AND/OR MIXED ALKALI METAL STORAGE MODULES
TYPICAL (LARGE)
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CENTRAL WASTE COMPLEX
PLUTONIUM/POLYCHLORINATED
BIPHENYL MIXED WASTE STORAGE
BUILDING
TYPICAL (2401—W)
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DOE/RL-88-21
Central Waste Complex
Rev. 4, 10/01/96
Page 24 of 27
(PHOTO TAKEN 1990)

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TYPICAL (INTERIOR)
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Central Waste Complex
Rev. 4, 10/01/96
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93040010-25CN
(PHOTO TAKEN 1993)

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. CENTRAL WASTE COMPLEX
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$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
FORM
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION I DATE RECEIVED COMMENTS
APPROVED mo. da A
DOE/RL-88-21
Single-Shell Tank System
Rev. 4, 10/01/96
Page 1 of 43
1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
w A 76 g 01010181916171
P_P4114
11. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an 'X" In the app rop riate box In A or B below (mark one box only) to Indicate whether th is Is the fiat ppllc Lion you am subm it ting for your fsoliki or o revised
appplication. If this your (li st application and you al re ady know your tscllrtya EPA/STATE I.D. Number, or H th is 6 a ramasd application, enter your fad ity'e EPA/STATE
I, D. Number in Section 1 above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION (place an X'be/ow endpmvld* the,ppmpdsfe deter
I] 1. EXISTING FACILITY /Sea lnstructbne for definition of'exletinD' fee0ky 2. NEW FACILITY !Comp/ate Rem below/
• Comp
le a l ore below.!
*FOR EXIS TING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE f in e yr MO A FOR NEDEW FACILITIES,
PROV THE DATE
OPERAT ON BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMFAEtICED mo. IDE tr yrl OPERA•
y EXPE BEGAN OR
m3m fpP^'lieed eieconstructon
of the Hanford Feclli tY commenced.
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICATION /pk.ce en'X'bebwandamp/ea Secdon),bowl
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code f rom the list of P icasso codes below that best describes each p rocess to be wed at the facility. Ten lines a n, provided for ente ring
codes. If mom lines Me needed• enter the eade(s) in the apace p rovided. If s p rocess wYl be used that Is not included In the lie of codes below, then desc ri be the
process l/neludMp ire design "pocky) h the space pmvldad on the !Section 1/4C/.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPAC IT Y - For each code ente red M column A enter the capac ity of the process,
1. AMOUNT - Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OFMEASURE - For each amount entered in column Bit 1, enter the code f ro m the Yet of un it measure codas below th at desc ribes the un it of measure wed.
Only the uni ts of me asu re that am listed below should be used.
Storage:
PROCESS
PRO"
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
T
PRO"
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
re atment:
CONTAINER (banal, drum • ate)
TANK
S01
S02
GALLONS OR LITERS
GALLONS OR LITERS
TANK T01 GA LLONS PER DAY OR
L IT WASTE PILE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR
CUBIC METERS
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02
ERS PER DAY
GALLONS PER DAY OR
L IT SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR L ITERS INONERATOR T03
ERS PER DAY
TONS PER HOUR OR
Disposal:
GA^LLRONSPER
HOUR OR
L IT INJECTION WELL
LANDFILL
DSO GALLONS OR LITERS
DBf ACRE-FEET (th, volume that
would cuveron, sera to
tlepth of one foot!
ERS PER HOUR
OTHER (Use faryohYokel. chem ical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
therm al or biobgk d t reatment LITERS PER DAY
pmcesees not occur ri OR HECTARE-METER
ng In tanks,
surface Impoundmen ts LAND APPLICA TION
OCEAN DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
D82 ACRES OR HECTARES
D83 NS O DAY R
LITERS
D84 GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT OF
or in ciasrr
atom. Describe the yymeasa,s N
the space p rovided; Section Ill
UNIT OF UN IT
UN
MEASURE
OF
MEASUREMEASURE
IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE COD E UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS..................... G
LITERS ....................... L
CUBICYARDS Y
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR..........
ACRE-FEET .................... A
HECTARE-METER ... ...... ...... F
ill
..................
CU31C METERS .............:. ...C
GALLONS PER DAY ............ . U
GALLONS PER HOUR ............. E
LITERS PER HOUR............... H
ACRES....................... 8
HECTARES .................... O
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLET ING SECTION III /shown In line numbea X-f and X"2 below/: A /^elflty h,s two sfonca tanks, or» nnk un
hold 200 Sailors and the other an hold 400 ps6ona The facility also has an Incinerator th at can bum up to 20 ga llons per hour.
N A. PRO"
L U LESS
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
2. UN
FOR
OFFICIAL
N A. PRO•
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B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
FOR
OFFICIAL
IT
1 M CODE
N B Ifrom list
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lector
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X-2 T 0 3 20 E I I I 1 1 6
f S 0121 348,390,160 L T
2 T 0 11 2,271,240 V1 I I I
3 S 0 3 0.11 C1 I I I
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Continued from the front.
[ It. PROCESSES ( centinuad)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (code'TOV). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CApACr1Y.
Refer to the following pages.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four digit number f rom Chapter 173.303 WAC for each Fated dangerous waste you Will handle. If you handle
dangamus wastes which ate not Fated In Chapter 173 .303 WA C. enter the four digit number( ,) that desc ribes the characte risti cs and/or the toxic con•
tammants of those dangerous wages.
S. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY • For each F ated waste e ntered in co lumn A estimate the quantity of th at waste that w ill be hund red on an annual basis.
For each characte ristic or toxic co ntaminant entered In column A estima te the total annual quantity of al( the non-Rated wastap) that will be handled which
posse s, that characte ristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity ente re d In co lumn R enter the un it of measure code. Unit, of measu re which must be used and the approp riate codes
am:
ENGLISH UN IT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEA SURE CODE
POUNDS ..................... P KILOGRAMS......:............ K
TONS ....................... T METRIC TONS ............... ...M
If fa cility records use any other unit of museum for quantity, the un its of measure must be co nverted Into one of the requi re d units of measu re taking Into accoum the
app roprub densi ty or specific grav ity of the was te .
D.PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For li sted dangerous waste: For each listed dange rous waste en tere d In column A select the "dole) from the list of pro ce ss codes contained in Section III to
Indicate how the Waste will be stored, tmated, and/or disposed of at the fa cility.
For n.,INted dangemus wastes: For each characte ristic W toxic contsminant ente re d in Column A, ,elect the codels) t ram the list of pmcoss codes contained in
Section III to indicate a0 the pro cs,ras that will be used to store, trot, and/or dispo se of all the non•iicted dange rous wastes th at pas s*,* that characte ristic or
toxic co ntaminant.
Note: Prow • aces am provided for ente ring process codes. If more am needed: I1) E nter the fi rs t th re e as des cribed above; (2) Enter "DOW In the extreme ri ght
box of Item 1 -00): and 131 Enter in the spats p rovided on page 4. the Una number and the addi tional code(s).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a coda Is not listed for a process that wi ll be used, describe the p rocess In the space p rovided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangamus wastes that can be desc rib ed by more than one Waste
Numb er shall be desc ri bed an the form as follows;
I . Select one of the Dangereus Witte Numbers and enter R In column A. On the same Fns complete column, B, C. and D by estimating the total annual quant ity of
the waste and des cribing all the p ro cesses to be used to treat. stare, and/or dispose of the waste,
2, in column A of the next Jim enter the other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to desc ribe the waste. In column 012) on that line enter *Included with
above' and make no other ent ries an that line.
3. Rep ast s tep 2 for each other Dange rous Wa ge Number that can be u se d to describe the dangerous wage.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV }shown in /!see numbers X-1, X•2, X3,and X-4 below) - A facility will tr eat and dispose of an es timated 900 pounds per year
of chrome ,having• from [either tanning and finishing operation. In addition, the facility will t re at and dieyose of th re e non•listed wages. Two wastes are corrosive
ar dy and them will be an estimated 200 pounds per ye arpounds of each wage. Th e oth er waste Is aenosive and Ignitable and there wi ll be an estimated 100
per year
of that wage. Treatme nt wall be in an Incinerator and disposal will be In a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
I N
ANGEROUS B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
N O WASTE NO.
OSU EA-
QUANTITY OF WASTE (anter 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
E * loner Bode) "del fenfor) In a cede Is nor entered In Dl D)
X-1 K 0 5 4 Boo P T O J D If 0
X-2 D 0 0 2 400 P T 0 3 D 0 0
d!L^L
'X3 D 0
0 1 fOO P T 0 3 D to o
DOE/RL-88-21
Single-Shell Tank System
Rev. 4, 10/01/96
Page 2 of 43
X1 D 0 0 2 7 0 3 0 8 0 -1711 Included with above
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FORM 3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER VA7890008967
Section III.C, Description of Process Codes Listed in Section III.A
SOZ. TO1
DOE/RL-88-21
Single-Shell Tank System
Rev. 4, 10101196
Page 3 of 43
The Single-Shell Tank (SST) System consists of 149 tanks that were built between the years
1943 and 1964 to store mixed waste (S02) generated on the Hanford Site. There are two
types of tanks in the SST System, the 100 series and the 200 series. The 133 100-series
SSTs are 23 meters (75 feet) in diameter with operating capacities of 1,892,700 to
3,785,400 liters (500,000 to 1,000,000 gallons). The sixteen 200-series SSTs are smaller
and of a similar design with a 6 meter (20 foot) diameter and a capacity of 208,197 liters
(55,000 gallons). The SST System also includes two waste transfer vault systems, the
244-AR and 244-CR Vault. The 244-AR Vault contains four permitted tanks and the
244-CR vault contains two permitted tanks. Table 1 lists tank numbers, year of
construction, year removed from service,'and operating capacity.
The maximum process design capacity for tank storage at the SST System is .
348,390,160 liters (92,035,230 gallons).
Treatment of the mixed waste in the SST System occurs when solids and interstitial liquids
are separated and/or cooling liquids are added (1701). These treatment processes involve,
but are not limited to, mechanical retrieval, sluicing, and saltwell pumping of the mixed
waste. The SST System has a process design limit of 2,271,240 liters
(600,000 gallons) per day based on the simultaneous pumping of two SSTs in a 24-hour
period. Ancillary equipment used for the transfer of liquid mixed waste consists of:
(1) centrifugal pumps capable of pumping liquid mixed waste at I,514 liters (400 gallons)
per minute, (2) induction pumps capable of pumping liquid waste from the salt well at
19 liters (5 gallons) per minute, and (3) associated valves and piping to the DST System.
Mechanical equipment, sluicing equipment, and similar treatment/processes are not limited
to the processes described previously.
The maximum process design capacity for tank treatment at the SST System is
2,271,240 liters (600,000 gallons) per day.
S03
Associated with the SST System are 54 inactive diversion boxes designated as waste piles
(S03). A summary of the SST System and corresponding diversion boxes is provided in
Table 2. All diversion boxes used within the SST System are inactive and presently are
isolated (weather covered). "Isolated" as used here means exterior water intrusion has
been restricted.
The maximum process design capacity for waste pile storage at the . SST System is
approximately 23 kilograms (50 pounds) of waste lead stored in each diversion box
(worst-case scenario) accounting for a total of 1,202 kilograms (2,650 pounds) or
0.11 cubic meter (0.14 cubic yard) of waste lead in storage.

DOE/RL-88-21
Single-Shell Tank System
Rev. 4, 10/01/96
Page 4 of 43
Table 1 — Single -Shell Tank System Summary
(Sheet 1 of 3)
Tank Number Year of
Construction
Year Removed
from Service s
Operating Capacity
(Liters)
-101 954-1955 1
241-A-102 1954-1955
241-A-103 1954-1955
241-A-104 1954-1955
241-A-105 1954-1955
241-A-106 1954-1955
1980
198D
1980
1975
1963
198D
3,785,400
3,785,400
3,785,400
3,785,400
3,785,400
3,785,400
241-AX-101 1963-1964 1980 3,785,400
241-AX-102 1963-1964 1980 3,785,400
241-AX-103 1963-1964 1980 3,785,400
241-AX-104 1963-1964 1978 3,785,400
241-B-101 1943-1944 1974 1,892,700
241-8 . 102 1943-1944 1978 1,8892,700
241-8-103 1943-1944 1977 1,892,700
241-8-104 1943-1944 1972 1,892,700
241-8-105 1943-1944 1972 1,892,700
241-8-106 1943-1944 1977 1,892,700
241-9-107 1943-1944 1969 1,892,700
241-8-108 1943-1944 1977 1,892,700
241-8-109 1943-1944 1977 1,892,700
241-B-110 1943-1944 1971 1,892,700
241-8-111 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-8-112 1943-1944 1977 1,892,700
241-8 . 201 1943-1944 1971 208,197
241-8 . 202 1943.1944 1977 208,197
241-8 . 203 1943-1944 1977 208,197
241-B-204 1943.1944 1977 208,197
241-BX-101 1946-1947 1972• 1,892,700
241-BX-102 1946-1947 1971 11892,700
241-BX-103 1946-1947 1977 1,892,700
241-BX-104 1946-1947 1980 1,892,700
241 -SX-105 1946-1947 1980 1,892,700
241-BX-106 1946-1947 1971 1,892,700
' 241-BX-107 1946-7947 1977 1,892,700
241-BX-108 1946-1947 1974 1,892,700
241-BX-109 1946-1947 1974 1,892,700
241-BX-110 1946-1947 1977 1,892,700
241-SX-111 1946-1947 1977 11892,700
241-SX-112 1946-1947 1977 1,892,700
241-BY-101 , 1948-1949 1971 2,839,050
241-BY-102 1948-1949 1977 2,839,050
241-BY-103 1948-1949 1973 2,839,050
241-BY-104 1948-1949 1977 2,839,050
241-BY-105 1948-1949 1974 2,839,050
241-BY-106 1948-1949 1977 2,839,050
241-8Y-107 1948-1949 1974 2,839,050
241-BY-108 1948-1949 1972 2,839,050
241-BY-109 1948-1949 1979 2,839,050
241-BY-110 1948-1949 1979 2,839,050
241-BY-111 1948-1949 1977 2,839,050
241-BY-112 1948-1949 1978 2,839,050
241-C-101 1943-1944 1970 1,892,700
241-[-102 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-C-103 1943-1944 1979 1,892,700
241-C-104 1943-1944 1980 1,892,700
241-C-105 1943-1944 1979 1,892,700
241-C-106 1943-1944 1979 1,892,700
241-C-107 1943-1944 1978 1,892,700
241-C-108 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-C-109 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-D-110 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-c-111 1943-1944 1978 1,892,700
241-C-112 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-C-201 1943-1944 1977 208,197
241-C-202 1943-1944 1977 208,197
241-C-203 1943-1944 1977 208,197
241-C-204 1943-1944 1977 208,197

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Rev. 4, 10/01/96
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Tank Number Year of Year Removed, Operating Capacity
241-S-101 1950-1951 1980 2,839,056
241-S-102 1950-1951 1980 2,839,050
241-S-103 1950-1951 1980 2,839,050
241-5-104 1950-1951 1968 2,839,050
241-5-105 1950-1951 1974 2,839,050
241-5-106 1950-1951 1979 2,839,050
241-S-107 1950-1951 1980 2,839,050
241-S-108 1950-1951 1979 2,839,050
241-S-109 1950.1951 1979 2,839,050
241-S-110 1950-1951 1979 2,839,050
241-S-111 1950-1951 1972 2,839,050
241-S-112 1950-1951 1974 2,839,050
241-SX-101 1953-1954 1980 3,785,400
241-SX-102 1953-1954 1980 3,785,400
241-SX-103 1953-1954 1980 3,785,400
241-SX-104 1953-1954 1980 3,785,400
241-SX-105 1953-1954 1980 3,785,400
241-SX-106 1953-1954 1980 3,785,400
241-SX-107 1953-1954 1964 3,785,400
241-SX-108 1953-1954 1962 3,785,400
241-SX-109 1953-1954 1965 3,785,400
241-5X-110 1953-1954 1976 3,785,400
241-SX-111. 1953-1954 1974 3,785,400
241-SX-112 1953-1954 1969 3,785,400
241-SX-113 1953-1954 1958 3,785,400
241-SX-114 1953-1954 1972 3,785,400
241-SX-115 1953-1954 1965 3.785,400
241-T-101 1943-1944 1979 1,892,700
241-T-102 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-T-103 1943-1944 1974 1,892,700
241-T-104 1943-1944 1974 1,892,700
241-T-105 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-T-106 1943-1944 1973 1,892,700
241-T-107 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-T-108 1943-1944 1974 1,892,700
241-T-109 1943-1944 1974 1,892,700
241-T-110 1943-1944 1976 1,892,700
241-T-111 1943-1944 1974 1,892,7D0
241-T-112 1943-1944 1977 1,892,700
241-T-201 1943-1944 1976 208,197
241-T-202 1943-1944 1976 208,197
241-T-203 1943.1944 1976 208,197
241-T-204 1943-1944 1976 208,197
241-TX-101 1947-1948 1980 2,839,050
241-fX= i62 1947-1948 1977 2,839,050
241-7X-103 1947-1948 1980 2,839,050
241-TX-104 1947-1948 1977 7„839,05D
241-TX-105 1947-1948 1977 2,839,050
241-TX-106 1947-1948 1977 2,839,050
241-TX-107 1947-1948 1977 2,839,050
241-TX-108 1947-1948 1977 2,839,050
241-TX-109 1947-1948 1977 2,839,050
241-TX-110 1947-1948 1977 2,039,050
241-7X-111 1947-1948 1977 2,839,050
241-TX-112 1947-1948 1974 2,839,050
241-TX-113 1947-1948 1971 2,839,050
241-TX-114 1947-1948 1971 2,839,050
241-TX-115 1947-1948 1977 2,839,050
241-TX-116 1947-1948 1969 2,839,050
241-TX-117 1947-1948 1969 2,839,050
241-TX-118 1947-1948 1980 2,839,050
241-YY-101 1951.1952 1975 2,839,050
241-TY-102 1951-1952 1979 2,839,050
241-7Y-103 1951-1952 1973 2,839,050
241-TY-104
1951-1952 1974 2,839,050
241-TY-105 1951-1952 1980 2,839,050
241-TY-106 1951-1952 1950 2,839,050

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Page 6 of 43
Tank Number Year of Year Removed Operating Capacity
Construction from Service s(Liters)
241-11-101 1943-1944 1960 1,892,700
241-U-102 1943-1944 1979 1,892,700
241-U-103 1943-1944 1978 1,892,700
241-U-104 1943-1944 1951 1,892,700
241-U-105 1943-1944 1978 1,892,700
241-U-106 1943-1944 1977 1,892,709
241-U-107 1943-1944 1980 1,892,700
241-U-108 1943-1944 1979 1,892,700
241-U-109 1943-1944 1978 1,892,700
241-U-110 1943.1944 1975 1,892,700
241-U-111 1943-1944 1980 1,892,700
241-11-112 1943-1944 1970 1,892,700
241-11-201 1943.1944 1977 208,197
241-U-202 1943-1944 1977 208,197
241-U-203 1943.1944 1977 208,197
241-U-204 1943-1944 1977 208,197
Waste Transfer Vaults
Tank Number Year of Year Removed Operating Capacity
Constuction from Service (Liters)
244-A1-00
244-AR-0022
244-AR-003
1976
1976
1976
NA
NA
NA
162,772
162,772
18,113
244-AR-004 1976 NA 18,113
244-CR-003 1946 NA 55,494
244-CR-011 1946 NA 170,343
'The last year the tank was capable of receiving waste; actual date of last waste receipt might have been earlier.

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Single-Shell Tank System
Rev. 4, 10101196
Page 7 of 43
. Table 2. Single-Shell Tank System Diversion Box Matrix.
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Unit SSTs Diversion box Construction date
A 241-A-101 through 241-A-106 241-A-152 1955
241-AX-101 through 241-AX-104 241-A-153 1966
241-AX-151 1963
241-AX-152 1962
241-AX-155 1983
241-AY-151 1975
241-AY-152 1970
B 241-B-101 through 241-B-112 241-B-151 1951
241-B-201 through 241-B-204 241-B-152 1951
241-BX-101 through 241-BX-112 241-B-153 1951
241-B-154 1951
241-B-252 1951
241-BR-152 1952
241-BX-153 1951
241-BX-154 1951
241-BX-155 1951
241-BXR-151 1952
241-BXR-152 1952
241-BXR-153 1952
241-BYR-152 1952
241-BYR-153 1952
241-BYR-154 1952
C 241-C-101 through 241-C-112 241-C-151 1951
241-C-201 through 241-C-204 241-C-152 1951
241-C-153 1951
241-C-154 1965
241-C-252 1951
241-CR-151 1952
241-CR-152 1952
241-CR-153 1952
S 241-S-101 through 241-S-152 240-S-151 1952
241-SX-101 through 241-SX-115 240-S-152 1952
241-S-152 1975
241-SX-151 1953
241-SX-152 1957
T 241-T-101 through 241-T-112 241-T-151 1950
241-T-201 through 241-T-204 241-T-152 1951
241-TX-101 through 241-TX-118 241-T-153 1951
241-TY-101 through 241-TY-106 241-T-252 1951
242-T-151 1951
241-TR-152 1951
241-TR-153 1952
241-TX-153 1951
241-TX-155 1951
241-TXR-151 1951
241-TXR-152 1952
241-TXR-153 1952
241-TY-153 1952
U 241-U-101 through 241-U-112 241-U-153 1951
241-U-201 through 241-U-204 241-U-252 1951
241-UR-151 1951
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241-UR-153 1952
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N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (continadl
E. VSE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADD ITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION DOI ON PAGE O.
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Rev. 4, 10/01/96
Page 9 of 43
The mixed waste stored in the SST System was generated by four major chemical reprocessing operations: the
bismuth phosphate (BiPo) pr mess the reduction-oxidation (REDO%) process, the p%tonitm•uraniun extraction
(PUREX) process, and the tributyf phosphate (TBP) process.
The dangerous waste numbers listed under the description of dangerous waste are based on a computer model
and pest process knowledge rather then on chemical analysis of waste. The Estimated A nn ual Quantity of
Dangerous Waste (section IV B.) Listed is 204 116,556 kilograms (450,000,000 pounds) and is based on an
average density of the waste calculated from Ehe densities of 26 core setumpp Les taken of waste stored in
various SSTs. The avers 9a densityy (1.4 kilograms/liter 112 pounds/gallon]) was wlti lied by
139,440 000 liters (36,836,000 gal tons) and rouded-up to 204,116 556 kilograms (450,000,000 pounds). The
fi gure 139,440 000 liters (36,836,000 gallons) represents the estimated volume of Liquid mixed waste
remaining In tfie SST System.
The quantity of waste Lead stored in the diversion boxes is based on previous research of historical
records. Because of the radiological hazards associated with individual inspection of the diversion boxes,
a quantity of Z3 kilograms (50 ppoounds) of waste lead was estimated for each box. This represents s
conservative estimate, as 23 kilogramLs (50 pounds) is the maximum quantity of waste Lead known to be in any
one diversion box.
V. FACUJTYDRAWING Refer to attached drawin f.
AV existing facUMee mutt include In tM pees pmvMad on pag e, 5 a acsW droving of the fea lty Iseo Mavuetkns for man demD/.
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VIII- FACILITY OWNER
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Page 10 of 43
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
FORM
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION w A T B g 0 0 o B g e T
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
PP CATION DA COMMENTS
APPROVED mo, d^ 3 r.
II. FIRST OR REVISEDAPPLICATION
FIa Iic krowoxDUls^o indicate whether this Is the first sppliestion you m submitting for yaw fscYr a revised
aqon • M this fspY°vPfiamt sPPSe^(Atoo B d e you oo alms Y your Sty's EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or I! this Is s revised application, enter your is a EPAISTATE
L^ atl
Numbet M Section 1 above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION /place an ?P b elow and prov/ds the aparoprkts dnef
q 1. EXISTING FACILITY fSae krstmcrlons for def/nitkn of *xlsthp'facA;ty.
Complete item below.)
13 2. NEW FACILITY /Complete hem below)
O 3 2 2 4 3
FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE me., day- d yr I
.OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED
(a,tp, t9he b tc ha hl
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BEGAN
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B. REVISED APPLICATION lakes an X' below and eumplote, Section I shovel
M 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
Ill. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACIT IES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the coda from the list of p rocess cod as below that beet desc ri be, each p rocess to be wad st the foolNty. Ten Boas are provi ded for entering
codes. If mom lines are needed, enter the cade(s) in the space p rovided. N a 10089, will be used that Is not Included In the K%of codes below, then desc ribe the
Free.. Sncludfng its dealgn ca pacity) in the space pro vided an the ISeetlon /1/-C).
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each code ente red In column A enter the capac ity of the process.
1. AMOUNT : Enter the amount.
2. UNIT OF MEASURE . For each amount ente re d In column 811), enter the code f ro m the fin of unit measure codes below that desc ribes the un it of measu re wed.
Only the un it s of me asure that sro listed below should be wed.
PRO CESS
PRO-
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
PRO.
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UN ITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage:
Treatme nt:
CONTAINER /barrel, drum, etc) Sol GALLONS OR LITERS
TANK 102 GALLONS OR LITERS
TANK T01 GALLONS PER DAY OR
L IT WASTE
ERS PER DAY
FI LE S03 CUBIC YARDS OR
CUBIC METERS
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS
Dli
INJECTION WE LLDSO GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL 081 ACRE-FEET (the vo
SURFACE-IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
IN CINERATOR T03 TONS METRIC PER HOUR OR
PER
GALLONSS PER R ORS
LITERS PER HOUR
lu me that
would cover one acre to a
of ore foot)
or
OTHER (Use for hyslcai, Chemical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
thermal or blolog40al treatment LITERS PER DAY
processes not occu rring in tanks,
th
OR HECTARE-METER
LAND APPLICATION D82 ACRES OR HECTARES
OCEAN DISPOSAL D53 AY OR
LITERS PERDAV
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT Dal GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT OF
surface impoundments or melnernow.
Dascnbe the rocses in
the space provided; gu action III-C.)
UN IT MEASURE
UN
OF UNIT OF
MEASURE MEASURE
IT OF MEASURE CODE UNIT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS................ ..O LITERS PER DAY................ V ACRE-FEET .................... A
LITERS ....................... L TONS PER HOUR................ O HECTARE-METER ............... F
CUBICYARDS .................. Y METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W' ACRES....................... B
CUBICMETERS ................. C GALLONS PER HOUR............. E HECTARES.................... 0
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U LITERS PER HOUR............... H
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III (shown In line rumbas X4 and X-1 below): A leallky he, two stun a tanks, one rank ca n
hold 200 gallon, and the other can held 400 pagans. The fsdBly a lso Me an inelneretur that uan
bum up to 28 gallons per hour.
N A. PRO-
L V CESS
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N e (from list
E E above)
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1. AMOUNT
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N A. PRO-
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III. PROCESSES tcontinuedl
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (coda'TW'l. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
The 207-A South Retention Basin (207-A Basin), which also is known as the Process
Condensate (PC) Basins 1, 2, and 3 (i.e., PC-1, PC-2, and PC-3), began operation in
March of 1977. The 207-A Basin consists of three concrete cells (SO4), each with a
264,979-liter (70,000-gallon) design capacity for a total capacity of 794,937 liters
(210,000 gallons). All three cells were coated to prevent constituents from
penetrating the-concrete. The 207-A Basin was used for the interim storage of the
242-A Evaporator process condensate to allow for sampling and analysis before the
condensate was discharged to the 216-A-37-1 Crib for final disposition. Discharge
of 242-A Evaporator process condensate to the 207-A Basin was terminated on
April.12, 1989, when it was determined that the 242-A Evaporator process condensate
contained mixed waste regulated•under Washington Administrative Code 173-303. The
207-A Basin was emptied and is no longer used to receive or store mixed waste. The
207-A Basin will remain out of service and will be closed. Closure activities for
the 207-A Basin are in the planning phase.
N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER -Enter the four digit number from Chapter 173-303 WAC for each listed dangerous waste you will handle. If you handle
dangerous wastes which are not Ksted in Chapter 173 .303 WAD, enter the four digit numbar(t) the desodbes the characteristics and/or the toxic contammsets
of those dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each listed waste entered in column Aestimate the quantity of that waste that will be handled an an annual basis.
For each cheracterinio or toxic contaminant entered in column A estimate the total annual quantity of all the non-listed w.n.j.) that will be handled which
pones that eharaetedstie or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entered In column B enter the unit of measure code. Units of measure which must be used and the appropriate codes
sm:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS......:.......... K
TONS............ ........... T METRIC TONS............ ........M
If facility record. use any other unit of maasuro for quantity, the units of measure must be converted Into one of the required units of measure taking Into account the
appropriate density or specific gravity of the waste.
D.PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
dangerous re the column select the code(s) from the list of process codes contained In Section It to
Indfustee hdangerous wwa aste: For each trortada waste a of
For non-listed dangerous wastes: For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered in Column A. select the =dolt) from the On of process codes contained In
Section III to indicate all the processor that will be Used to store, treat, and/or dispose of all the non-listed dangerous wastes that posted, that characteristic or
toxic contaminant.
Note: Four spaces are provided for entering procass codes. If more are needed: 11) Enter the ,firt three at described above; (2) Enter '000- In the extreme right
box of ham IV-D(1 1; and (3) Enter in tin space provided an paps 4, the One number and the additional cadets).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a code N not listed for a process that will be used, describe the process to the space provided on the loan,
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangwout wastes that can be described by more than one Waste
Number shall be described on the form as follow.•.
1. Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbers and enter It in column A. On the tame One complete columns B. C. and D by animating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing all the processes to be used to treat, store, and/or dispose of the waste. —
2
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00a will W st. Number that can be used to describe the waste. In column D(21 an that line enter'Induded with
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION N /shown In Foe numbers, X-1, X-2, XJ and X4 below) - A facility will treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome ahoviw6 from leather tanning and f'sdahino operation, In addition, the facility will treat and dispose of three non-ksted wastes. Two waste. are eo..iv.
only and there wl be an estimated 200 pounds Prot year of each waste. The othx waste la corosive and IgNtable and there will an estimated 100 pounds per year
of that waste. Treatment will be in m Incinerator and disposal wi g be in a landfill,
D. PROCESSES
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IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES imrelno.d)
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PAOCESS CODES FROM SECTION DO) ON PAGE 3.. -
The 207-A Basin was taken out of service on April 12, 1989, emptied, and no
longer receives or stores mixed waste. A description of the mixed waste
residue at the 207-A Basin follows.
The 242-A Evaporator process condensate is regulated as mixed waste because
the waste is derived from a waste containing spent halogenated and
nonhalogenated solvents (F001, F002, F003, F004, and F005), and for the
toxicity of ammonia (WT02, state-only, toxic, dangerous waste). The estimated
annual quantity of dangerous waste (Section IV.B.) of 793,469 kilograms
(1,749,300 pounds) represents the maximum operating capacity of the
207-A Basin, and a specific gravity for the waste of 1.0, when the basin was
operational.
V. FACRITYORAWING Refer to attached drawing(s).
AN existing taegide. Mat In clude In the .paw Provided M page 6 a s cale drawing of the fadlny Jae, LuVUCtrom far,nara der"/.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Rotor to attached photograph(s).
Dmrte SH.xin4q ftAJ n.; eaintng .tong., bextmant and di,pa.N A... : and
ANa if Iwrfn R ep^ rubai erM er a19o.i1 M^4.^ nrrUAd4o vsV thiat i d yq
WI. FACILITY GEOGRA PHIC LOCATION 7his intomation Is provided on the attached drawing(s) and photograph(s).
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
x A. If the f"I ty owner 1. el,a the f.cghy operator or lined in S.cdon VII on Foes 1,'G.nard Informati.." pleas on 'X' In the box to the left and skip W S. then IX
b.bW.
D. H the raoHHy evmer Is net the fadlny ope rator so Nded in section VA on Form 1, samp lers the faHevAng hemn -
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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NAME 1prLnt or ryNl
SIG RE DATE SIGNED
John D. Vsgoner, Hansyer
U.S. Department of Energy
Richlatd enttons Office
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information,.including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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FORM
$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
1. EPAISTATE I.D. NUMBER
w A T 8 s o 1 o O e B B T
FOR OF FICIAL USE ONLY
AAPPROVED mo. der a EO COMMENTS
11. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
P4oe an'X' In the app ropnats box in A or 8 be low (mark one box on ly) to I nd icate whether this is the first pllcatbn you are submitting for your ladNty err •revised
e Ilcation. If this b your OM application and you a early know your facility's EPA/STATE I.D. Numher, or N this Is a nvisetl appllutbn, enter your facWRy's EPAISTATE
L^ Number In Section 1 above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION Ignite an -X-below and pra vIde We alrPropdare date)
n 1. EXISTING FA CILITY (See lnstructlons for degniobn of 'exlsdng' MdRty. 2. NEW FACILITY (Cemplere Rem b elow)
Comple te Rem Delow.) .
*FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE (me.dayy, Tyyrr/ q FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDEYYTHE OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMMELICED
DATE
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EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICATION tpleea an 'X' below and complete Sacdon I above/
M 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
Ill. PROCESSES • CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE- Enter the cede from the list of process codes below that beat describes each p romise to be wed st the facility. Ton lines am provided for ent er ing
codes. If ma rs lines are nee ded, enter the oo d.(a) M the spa ce prov ided. If a roceas w ill be used thistle not h hided In the list of ce des below, then des cribe the
pross ce lincluch7g Rs daslgn espachyl in the spa ce p rovided on the tSecdon g,-C) .
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY- For each code entered In co lumn A enter the Ca pacity of the p rocess.
1. AMOUNT • Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OFMEASURE - For as oh amount entered In column B(1), enter the code from the get of un it me asure cedes below that describe. the unit of measu re used.
Only the u ni ts of measure that em greed below should be used•
PRO- APPROPRIATE UN IT S OF PRO. APPROPRIATE UN IT PROCESS CODE
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Storage; T re atment
CONTAINER ibanal, drum, etc) SOI GALLONS OR LITERS
TANKS02 GALLONS OR LITERS
TANK TOI GALLONS PER DAY OR
L IT WASTE PILE 503
CUBIC METERS
ERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 Y OR
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SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS
Disposal;
LA CERS
INCINERATOR T03 TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS PER HOUR-
GALLONS PEit HOUR OR
L IT INJECTION WELL D80 GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL DSI ACRE-FEET Ithe volume fiat
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ERS PER OUR
OTHER W as for physical, chemical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
thermal or b iological treatment L IT depM of one loot
OH NECTARE•ME^
LAND APP LICAT IO N D82 ACRES OR HECTARES
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p ro cees u rat occurring In tanks.
surfa ce Impoundments or In ciner•
store. Desc ri OCEAN DISPOSAL D83 PER DAY OR
CARS PER
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT 084 GALLONS OR LITERS
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be the p rocesses in
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UN IT OF - UN IT MEASURE
UNIT OF MEASURE CODE UNIT OF MEASURE
OF
MEASURE MEASURE
CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ..................... G LITERS PER DAY .............. .-V ACRE-FEET .................... A
LITERS....................... L TONS PER HOUR................ D HECTARE-METER ............... F
CUBIC YAMS .................. Y METRICTONS PER HOUR...... ... W ACRES. ..................... 8
HECTARE'S .................... D
GA8 ILONSE PEAR DAY .............. U LITERS PERO UR...............
H
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SEC TI ON III (shown he gna numbers X-7 end X-2 b el
ow).' A 14c11hy h as two srouy y bnks, one un it can
hold 200 gallons and the other ma hold 400 cm0ow. The fac ility also hat an Incinerator that can bum up to 20 Oadans per hour.
N A. PRO-
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'III. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (wde'TG4'I• FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACNY,
SO4 T02
The Liquid Effluent Retention Facility (LERF) began waste management operations in
April of 1994. The LERF was constructed under interim status in accordance with
Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 173-303. The LERF provides interim storage and
treatment of the 242-A Evaporator process condensate and dilute aqueous waste
streams from other Hanford Facility generating units until further treatment is
conducted at the 200'Area Effluent Treatment Facility (ETF).
The LERF is a retention basin consisting of three cells (surface impoundments)
(SO4). Treatment (1:02), consisting of flow and pH equalization, takes place in
accordance with the treatment surface impoundment exemption (Title 40 Code of
Federal Regulations, Part 268.4). Each cell has a design capacity of
24,605,000 liters (6,500,000 gallons), with a total capacity of 73,815,000 liters
(19,500,000 gallons).
N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four digit number from Chapter 173 .303 WAC for each listed dangerous waste you will handle. U you handle
dangerous wastes which are not lined In Chapter 173003 WAC, enter the four digit numbsr(s) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic can_
tammants of those dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each Cited waste entered in column A animate the quantity of that waste that will be handled on an annual bads.
For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered M column A estimate the total annual quantity of all the non-listed wone(s) that will be handlea which
possess that characteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entered In column 8 enter the unit of measure coda. Units of measure which must be used and the appropriate codes
am:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS....................... T METRIC TONS .... ..............M
records use any other un it of measure for puanim/, the units of measure must be convened Into an* of the required unite of measure taking Into account the
11 appte 129Mdensity
or specific, gravhy of the waste.
D.PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
Far each
Indicatetaw Tire u: as waw81 be d fisted
A
A war and/ordisposed te , of r the ialumny,
the codels) from the get of process codes contained in Section 111 to
For non-Iisted dangerous wastes: For each asracteristle or toxic contaminant antamd In Column A. select the eedaisl from the list of proses. cedes contained in
Section III to indicate all the processes Mat w1A its wed to stem, treat, and/or dispo.• of all the non-listed dangerous wastes that po.aesc that characteristic or
tech a htsminmt.
Note:
of hem IV O(1) ndr(3) E ter In the spiceprovided dan pigs 4r the Ihm number and i additional =do(,).
above; 121 Enter -000- M the extreme right
2. PROCESS_DESCRIPTION: If a coda Is not Cited for a process that %vM be used, describe the process in the space provided on the farm.
NOTE DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous waste. that can be described by more than one Waste
Number shah be d ... dbsd on the form as fall..:
1, Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbers and enter R In column A. On the same tine complete columns B. C, and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing all the processes to be used to trot, store, andlor disposa of the waste.
2. in column A of the east Coo enter the other Dangerous Waste Number that an be used to describe the waste. In column 0(2) on that line enter 'Included with
above' and make no other entries on that line.
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to de..dbe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV (shown he Gne number, X-f, X-2, X-3, and X-4 below/ - A facility will treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of .Mme shavings from leather tanning and finishing operation. In addition, the facility wilHreat and diapo.. of three non-hstod wastes. Two wastes ate conceive
onty and there will be an oWirded 200 pouMa per year of each wastl. The other waste is corrosive and Ignitable and there will be an estimated 100 pounds per y ear
of that wano. Treatment will be M an in In rotor and disposal will be a a IandfiA-
D. PROCESSES
N
N 0 DANGEROUS
C. UNIT
WASTE NO.
B- ESTIMATED ANNUAL
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X-2 D 0 101 2 400 P T 0 3 D 8 0
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IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES louminwdl
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Rev. 5, 10/01/96
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The LERF stores and treats the 242-A Evaporator process condensate and dilute
aqueous waste streams from other Hanford Facility generating units until
further treatment is conducted at the ETF. A description of the dangerous
waste managed at the LERF is as follows.
The 242-A Evaporator process condensate is regulated as a mixed-waste because
of the "derived from" rule from treating Double-Shell Tank System waste.
Double-Shell Tank System waste is a listed waste due to the presence of spent
halogenated and nonhalogenated solvents (F001, F002, F003, F004, and FOOS).
The LERF also could receive other waste streams from onsite remediation and
waste management activities, which could carry the F001 through F005 dangerous
waste numbers, and have the potential presence of characteristic waste (D001
through D011, D018, D019, D022, D028 through D030, D033 through D036, D038
through D041, and D043). The LERF could receive multi-source leachate (F039),
which is derived from nonspecific source waste F001 through F005. The process
condensate and/or other influent waste streams also could display the
state-only criteria of toxicity (WT01 or WT02).
The Estimated Annual Quantity of Dangerous Waste (Section IV.B.) of
73,812,000 kilograms (162,728,000 pounds) per year is based on approximately
73,815,000 liters (19,500,000 gallons) of waste, or the total capacity of the
LERF.
V. PACILRYORAWING Refer to attached drawls s.
As axktkV fmaltNa must Indude M th, .paw provided on pap. S a acaia d iavin0 of t he I&WIty /see Nreuctronr formwo data Dl,
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photographs),
ora mutt Inaiude pMtopraphe /wi+/w prund hvd! that eM r1y dellmab aR oxktk+g rwctWer, -vedng Mora", tnahmm and dhporal mar; aM
sk*X et WM K""a P. Matmam or llepoaP . kaa nreucobnr lar rwra d^tWi,
Vil. FACI LITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCAT ION Inis Inforrruition is provided on the attached drawing(s) and photograph (s).
V"I. FACIL IT Y OWNER
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^x A. If th. fa6ky owner Is also Hra faolky operttor ae Fated in Seelion VII an Form 1, • Ganuaf Informat ion•, Place an 1X1 M the box to tho Iw t a ria hip w Soction IX
baiaw.
D. H the fadiHy owner Ir not tha }a oilRy operator ae e0e4 M Potion VII an Farm 1, mmPWU the fesewHns hems:
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IX. OWNER CERTI FICATION
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NAME /print or type!
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DATE SIGNED
dMn D. Va9onerr Ma nager '
U.S. Department of Energy
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Liquid Effluent
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that.there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and. imprisonment.
John D. WXOoner, ManagerV
U.S. DeoaVtment of Energy
Richland operations Office
o a or Date
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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Date
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enter your /acClry'a EPAISTATE
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A. FIRST APPLICATION fpleca en 'X' balaw aml provfda Me appropriate data/
^1. EXIST ING FACILITY lSas harwctlona Lr defpJdon o/YriatJnp•helSty. 0 2, NEW FACILITY !Complete hem below!
Gonp!-Iu Jtem below.!
FOR EXISTING FACILITIES PROVIDE 7HE DATE Imo.,d^ y^ 6yr) y FOR NEWFACILITIES,
PROVIDEy THE DATE.
OPERATION BEGAN oR fAE DATE CONSTRUCTION 605 MFN VID
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B. REVISED APPLICATION [PA-. an'Xh'bdow aM comwfeb Sect ion I&haw/
ED 1. FACIL IT Y HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACIL IT Y HAS A F IN AL PERMIT
Ill. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code from the in of processcodes be low that best desc ri b es each process to be wad at the facili ty. Ten lines am pmvlded for ente ri ng
codes. 11 mom lines sm needed • enter the cudels) in the space p rovid ed. If a p rocess writ be used that Is not Included In the Bat of.eedss below, then d esedhe the
pmeess /preluding it, doslpn mpackyl in the apace p rovided on the !Section Ip-Cl.
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each w do entered 1. oolumn •-A sMe, the .epaolty of the p ro cess.
1. AMOUNT - Enter the amount
2. MEASURE Far amount entered llwAenter the code from the list of un
LIRE - m
it menus codes be low that desc ribes the un it of measu re re used.
Only the
that t w should
PRO- APPROPRIATE UNITS OF PRO- APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCE S S CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PR OCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage: T re atm ent;
CONTAINER (barrel, d ru m, etc) Sol GALLONS OR LITERS TANK Tot GALLONS PER DAY OR
TANK S02 GALLONS OR L IT ERS LITERS PER DAY
WASTE PILE 603 YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT 702 `^RLOO PERPER OR
CUBIC
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DLpoul:
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would rover Otte aces to a thermel or bWag el treatment LITERS PER DAY
depth of one loot! processes not occu rring in tanks,
OR HECTARE-METER surface knpoundmanto or Inalner-
LANDAPPLICATION D82 ACRESORHECTARES atm. D esc ribe the p rocesses In
OCEAN DISPOSAL D03 GALLONS OR the spa ce provided; Section IIFC.)
PDAYAY
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UN IT OF UN IT OF UN IT OF
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UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS 0 L IT .....................
LITERS ......................... L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
CUBIC METERS ................ C
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
ERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR., D
ME METRIC TONS PER f1011iS........... w
GALLONS PER HOUR..... ..... E
LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
ACRE-FEET ................... A
HECTARE•METER ............... F
ACRES....................... 8
HECTARES .................... G
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III At." In lure numbers X•1 and X-S ba/aw). A la of i Me two -Iron a nnka, one unit can
facilit y I
hold 300 gallons and dre.rue/ can hold 400 pe/bns. TM
also he. an incinerator that can bum up to 2S oalbne per how.
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RI. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (code '7`041. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED.HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
Refer to the following page.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four digit number from Chapter 173 . 303 WAC for each listed dangerous waste you will handle. It you handle
do.=ous wastes which are not listed In Chapter 173. 303 WAC, enter the four digit number(*) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic conhmNarim
of those dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each listed waste entered in column A estimate the quantity of that Waste that will be handled on anannual basis.
For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered in colun mA
estimate the total annual quantity of *111 the non-listed waste(s) that will be handled which
• possest that charaetadsUa or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE- For each quantity entered In column B enter the unit of measure code. Units of measure which must be wed and the appropriate codes
an:
9
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASU RE CODE
0
Continued from the front.
POUNDS..................... P KILOGRAMS................... K
• TONS ....................... T METRIC TONS.................. M
If facility records use any oth er unit of measure for quantity, the units of measure must be converted Into one of the required units of measure taking Into account the
appropriate density or specifk gravity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For Rated dangerous waste: For each Rated dangerous waste entered In column A select the codes) from the list of process codes contained in Section 111 to
Indicate how the waste will be stored, treated, and/or disposed of at the facility.
For non-listed dangerous wastes: For each characteristic or toxic contaminant enteredin Column A, select the codeh) from the list of process cad" contained in
Section III to indicate e g the processes that will be wed to stop, treat, and/or dispose of all the non-listed dangerous wastes that Paaseas that characteristic or
toxic contaminant.
Note•. Four sFaces are provided for entering process codas. If mom are needed' (1) Enter the first three as described above: (21 Enter '000" in the extreme eight
box cf Item IV-D(11: and (3) Enter In the space provided on page 4, the Inc number and the *diction,] code(:).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a cod, is not listed for a process that will be used, describe the process M the space provided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous Wastes that can be described by more than one Wane
Number shall be described on the form as follows:
t. Select one of the Canparous Waste Numbers and enter it In column A. On th,4 same Rns complete columns B, C, and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing all the processes to be used to treat, store, and/or dispose of the waste.
2. In column A of the next line enter the other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the waste. In column D(2) on that One enter "included With
above* and make rue other entries on that One.
3. Repot step 2 for each other Dangerous Wa ge Number that con be used to describe the dangerous Waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION R/ Ishown In Jibe rwmben X-1, X-2, X-3 and X-4 below) - A facility will treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
Of chrome ahavinps from leather tanning and finishing operation. in addition, the facility will treat and dieposs of three non-listed wastes. Two wastes are corrosive
The Is corrosive an ignitable end there will be an estimated 100
M and there wi0 be an enimend 200 pounds per year of each waste. other waste pounds per year
at wash. Treatment wig be In an incrnwslor and disposal will be In a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
A.
C. UNIT
N ANGEEROU
OF MEA-
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B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
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SURE
[ontor 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
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X-1 X 0 5 4 900 P T 0 3 D 8 0
X-2 D 0 0 2 400 P T 0 1 2 D B 0
X-3 D 0 100 P T 0 3 D B 0
X-4 D O.
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• FORM 3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER WA7890008967
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Section III.C.. Description of Process Codes listed in Section III.a.
X8.1.
The Low-Level Burial Grounds (LLBG) began waste management operations in January of
1960. The LLBG comprise a landfill disposal unit (D81) and cover a total area of
approximately 225 hectares. The landfill is divided into eight burial grounds. Six
burial grounds are located in the 200 West Area and two in the 200 East Area, as
depicted on the attached drawings.* The LLBG consist of lined and unlined trenches
of various sizes and depths. All mixed waste destined for disposal in lined
trenches will meet land disposal restriction requirements. The lined trenches
consist of a double-liner leachate collection and removal system or use alternative
technologies such as high-integrity packaging. The use of unlined trenches for
disposal of remote-handled mixed waste requires Ecology approval on a case-by-case
basis. This notification must demonstrate that disposing of remote-handled mixed
waste in unlined trenches is in the best interest to protect human health and the
environment. '
The process design capacity for mixed waste in the LLBG is 174 hectare-meters
(2,275,819 cubic yards) of which 150 hectare-meters (1,961,913 cubic yards) is
dedicated solely for the disposal of reactor compartment disposal packages.
*
The regulated areas defined in the attached drawings are based on the effective
date of November 23, 1987 when the state of Washington first received
authorization to regulate mixed waste from the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency (52 Federal Register 35556). This permit application is being submitted
with the understanding that application of the state's mixed waste program to
federal facilities in the 1987 timeframe currently is being discussed by the
Washington State Department of Ecology and the U.S. Department of Energy. When
these discussions are completed, and if necessary, a revised Part A, Form 3,
will be submitted consistent with the outcome of these discussions.

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E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION D(I) ON PAGE 3.
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The mixed waste managed in the LLBG consists of toxicity characteristic waste (D001
through D043), state-only waste (WT01, WT02, , WP01, WP02, and WP03), and listed waste
from nonspecific sources (F001 through F005 and F039). Multi-source leachate (F039)
is included as a waste derived from nonspecific source waste F001 through F005;
however, future alternatives for management of leachate or other regulatory pathways
could allow for the eventual disposal of other listed waste that includes all "U",
"P", and other "F" dangerous waste numbers. The reactor compartments in the
218-E-12B Burial Ground contain shielding constructed of metallic lead (D008).
V. FACIL ITY DRAWING Refer to attached drawing(s).
adding fadlMNa mud induda M the Vaw pmvld od an page 5 a acaM dnwinp of t he facility k.. ksavedoas forma, detaM.
N. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to a ttached photograph(s).
AN exidNb fadatlea mud Ywluda photograph. faM3 n pranrd41"O tlrrt daariy ddMaap as 91WI
ghee of ifrorra .rang., ttutm.ra'or diepo .1 anaa W, natmet/ana /umere d^dXi.
D 11M .a; .d.tinp donp., i aatment end diapoaal am.,; end
VII. FACILITY GEOG RAPHIC LOCATION Ints information Is provided on the aduched d raw np s and photogmp S .
Vlll. FACILITY OWNER
Q A. 11 the facfiky owner la at.. the 6.11ty op.rat r.. Ihted in Sacd n VII on Form 1.'G.nerd Mormad.n', Flaw an 'X' M the hex to the left and .kip t. Section IX
Ddnvr.
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IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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John 0. Yapaner, Manager
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on-my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am'aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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J n D. Wagoner, Wnager
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
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ac e an 'X" In the approp riate box In A cr B be low (mark one box Only) to Indices whether this Is the firstapplcation you am submi tting for yo ur fscil or revised
plicatien. If this is your first application and you already know your facility 's EPAISTATE I.D. Number, Or RB Lhls N a revised application, enter your facility'sEPA/STATE
1.1) . Number In Sec tion I above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION /p lace on 'X' balowand plovid, the app ropriate date)
1. EXISTING FACILITY
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® 1. FACIL IT Y HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERM IT
® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERM IT
111. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code f rom the Act of Pmcees codes be low that be st desc ribes each p rocess to be mod at the facility. Ten lines am p rovided for entering
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2. UN IT OF MEASURE . For each amount ente re d In column BI71, enter the code from the list of unit measu re cod .* below that describes the unit of museum used.
Only the un its of m easum that am li sted below should be used. - -
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PRO- APPROPRIATE UN ITS OF PRO. APPROPRIATE UN IT S OF
CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPAC IT Y
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CONTAINER (borml, drum, etc) SDI GALLONS OR LITERS TANK TOt GA LLONS PER DAY OR
TANK 302 GALLONS OR LITERS L IT ERS PER DAY
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PER DAY OR
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SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS INCINERATOR T03 TONS PER HOUR OR
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Disposal:
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111. PROCESSES (continwd)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (.do "TO4'). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY,
T02, D84
The 216-B-63 Trench began waste management operations in March of 1970. The
216-B-63 Trench received nonregulated process water from the B Plant
chemical sewer. The trench also received corrosive dangerous waste from the -
regeneration of deminera7izer columns in B Plant. Treatment occurred by the
successive addition to the trench of acidic and caustic waste, which served to
neutralize the waste while in the trench. Approximately 473,175 liters
(125,000 gallons) per day of total flow reached the trench. The corrosive
discharges constituted a major part of this flow. This unit has not received
dangerous waste since September 1985 and will close. The 216-B-63 Trench was
stabilized in November 1994 and permanently isolated in December 1994. The
process design capacity reflects the maximum volume of water discharged to the
trench on a daily basis rather than the physical capacity of the unit.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER -Enter the four digit number from Chapter 173 .303 WAC for each listed dangerous waste you will handle. If you handle
dangerous wastes which am not listed In Chapter 173-303 WAC, enter the tout digit numbar(s) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic contaminants
of those dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each listed waste entered in eokxnn Aestimate the quantity of that wash that will be handled on an annual basis.
For each characteristic or text. contaminant entered M column A estimate the total annual quantity of all the non-listed waste(,) that will be handled which
possess that characteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE- For each quantity entered M column B enter the unit of measure code. Unite of measure which must be used and the appropdata wiles
are:
ENGLISH UNIT OF M EASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS....... .............. P
KILOGRAMS......:............ K
TONS......... .... .......... T METRIC IONS............. ... ..M.
If facility records us. any other unit of measure lot quantity• the who of measure must be converted Into ens of the required units of measure taking Into account the
appropriate density or specific gravity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
listed dangerous
A s elect the code(s) from the Eat of process codes contained in Section lon III
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facility.
For non-Bated dangerous wastes: For each characteristic at toxic contaminant entered M Column A. select the codo(s) from the list of process codes contained in
Section III to indicate all the processes that will be used to atom, treat, and/or dispose of all the non-listed dangerous wastes that possess that characteristic or
taxi. contaminant.
Note: Four spaces am provided for entering process codes, If seam are needed: (1) Enter the /lest three as described above; (2) Enter -000- in the extreme right
box of Item IV-0(11: and (3) Enter in the apace provided on page 4, the ikm number and the additional codo W.
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a code is not listed for a process that wig be used, describe the process in the spa ce provided on the fomi.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER. Dangerous wastes that can be described by mom than one Waste
Number shall be described on the form as follows:
I . Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbers and enter it In column A. On the same line complete coldmns S. C. and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing all the processes to be used to treat, store, and/or dispose of the waste.
2. In wiumn A of the next line inter the other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the waste. In column D(2) on that line enter 'Included with
above' and make no other entries on that Ens.
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangerous watt..
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV /shown /n Anc numbers X-1, X-2Y XJ, and X-4 belowl • A facility will treat and dispose of an a•tlmated SOO pounds per year
facility vAI t and dines of threeo nn•lietad 'wastes. Two wastes am corrosive
of ohrom. shavin gs from leather tanning and finishing operation. In addition, the tro
only and there will 6e an estimated 200 pounds par year of each waste. The ether waste B corrosive and Ignitable and there will be an estimated 100 pounds per year
of that waste. Treatment will be In an Incinerator and disposal will be in a landfill.
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E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PR OCESS CODES FROM SECTION DII ION PAGE*.
The 216-B-63 Trench received discharges of corrosive dangerous waste (DD02)
from B Plant. These discharges consisted of acidic and caustic backwashes
from the regeneration of demineralizer columns in B Plant. Approximately
68,038,856 kilograms ( 150,000,000 pounds) of waste was managed in the trench
on an annual basis.
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V. FACRMDRAWING Referto attached drawin s.
AN exleting facilities moat inoluds M the apao. Provided an page g a a"It drawing of the fooRlty Oaa H+ovedon.+ ret more aeta57.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to atteehed photograph(*),
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VIII.FACILrrY OWNER
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
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and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
John Wagoner, Manager(
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
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2.0 PERMITTING STATUS FOR DANGEROUS WASTE TREATMENT, STORAGE,
AND/OR DISPOSAL UNITS
3.0 FORM I - DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
4.0 FORM 3 - DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
4.1 100 AREA FACILITIES
4.2.1 Treatment Facilities
4.2.1.1 221-T Containment
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1324-N Surface Impoundment
105-DR Sodium Fire Facility
1706-KE Waste Treatment System
183-H Solar Evaporation Basins
Facilities
1301-N Liquid Waste Disposal Facility
1325-N Liquid Waste Disposal Facility
1324-NA Percolation Pond
100-D Ponds
4.2.1.4 242 =A Evaporator 7♦
4.2.1.5 Grout Treatment Facility 5♦
4.2.1.6 T Plant Complex 6
4.2.1.7 241-Z Treatment and Storage Tanks 4♦
4.2.1.8 B Plant Complex 5
4.2.1.9 222-S Laboratory Complex 4♦
4.2.1.10 204-AR Waste Unloading Station 4♦
4.2.1.11 PUREX Plant 8
4.2.1.12 Hanford Waste Vitrification Plant 5
4.2.1.13 200 Area Effluent Treatment Facility 2
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4.3.1.1 3718-F Alkali
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4.2.2.3 Hexone Storage and Treatment Facility 3
4.2.2.4 2727-WA SRE Sodium Storage Building 1
4.2.2.5 PUREX Storage Tunnels 5
4.2.2.6 224-T Transuranic Waste Storage and Assay
Facility 6
4.2.2.7 Central Waste Complex 4
4.2.2.8 Single-Shell Tank System 4
4.2.2.9 207-A South Retention Basin 2 -+
4.2.2.10 Liquid Effluent Retention Facility 5
4.2.2.11 241-CX Tank System 3
4.2.3 Disposal Facilities
4.2.3.1 Low-Level Burial Grounds 8
4.2.3.5 216-B-3 Main Pond 5
4.2.3.6 216-B-63 Trench 3
4.2.3.7 216-A-10 Crib 3
4.2.3.8 216-U-12 Crib 3
4.2.3.9 216-A-36B Crib 1
4.3 300 AREA FACILITIES
♦ = Revised this issue.
4.3.1.5 3bb'°Area `W4ste " Acid Treatment System
4.3.1.6 303-M Oxide Facility
4.3.1.7 325 Hazardous Waste Treatment Units
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4.3.2.2 303-K Storage Unit
4.3.2.3 305-B Storage Facility
4.3.2.4 332 Storage Facility
4.3.3 Disposal Facilities
4.3.3.1 300 Area Process Trenches
4.4 400 AREA FACILITIES
4.4.1 Treatment Facilities
4.4.1.1 437-MASF
4.4.2 Storage Facilities
4.4.2.1 4843 Alkali Metal Storage
Facility'
4.4.2.2 Sodium Storage Facility and
Sodium Reaction Facility
4.5 600 AREA FACILITIES
4.5.1 Treatment Facilities
(cont)
4.5.2 Storage Facilities
4.5.2.1 616 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste
Storage Facility
4.5.2.2 600 Area Purgewater Storage and
Treatment Facility
4.5.3 Disposal Facility
4.5.3.1 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste
Landfill
4.6 1100 AREA FACILITIES
4.6.1
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FORM
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3718-F Alkali Metal Treatment and Storage Area
Rev 4, 10101196
Page 1 of 7
i • EPA/STATE I.O. NUMBER
$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION IWIA1718191010101 e B 1t 7
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
A L A 10 A 1 COMMENTS
APPROVED lma, cis d r.
II. FRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Ms
n -n wpivrt a o Ye, A or Ba al oes
cwoa vifieo IV's
ATE 1 D+Numb.pso( a pLhNs Ica "c ls°d a aPFcmidon^ :r^ite our '1.
already th1. I.pp Ye PP Y Y
I.R. Number In Section I above.
EPA/5
t,^ety or a reeked
Yo ha' if P your ur Xky's EPA/STATE
A. FIRST APPLICATION (place an 'X' below and provide the appiapia te data
1. EX Ism G FACILfT1' Lomp/ate below.lellnldan Of 'exkWg' fae/Nry. 2. NEW FACILITY
item
fCemPleto hem baow/
FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE GATE Imo. dayy a yeJ
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION EOMFA ENCED
O 3 2 Z 4 3 (r to Me taxes to Ne lelO
The date construction of the Hanford Facility commenced .
8. REVISEDAPPLICATION(P/auan'X'ba/owandeompl&t*S"tionlabovel
^, FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDE THE DATE
(ma. dayy, ' yrJ OP(:RA•
EXPECTEEDATOOBEGIN
® t. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
111. PROCESSES . CODES AND CAPACITIES
A, PROCESS CODE . Enter the co da f ro m theOat of p ro cess co das b elow that best describes each p rocess to be used at the facil ity. Tan lines are p ro vided for ente ring
co line.
wi
rdeess more ll the
o space provided. It
be used that Is n t In cluded in the lift of codes below, then desc ribe the
m nee c d, et M siei provided the
p 9 9 P rYl I P
gI-C/^es
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY- For each coda entered in column A enter the capacity of t he p rocess.
1. AMOUNT . Enmrthe amount .
2. MEASURE
80), m the code fro the list of un it rnesauro codas be low that d
- a teredd In s, es c ri e nter
bes the unit of "sours peed.
Only Na tFare int an Est wild be
PROCESS
PRO.
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
PRO-
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UN ITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
. Storage•. Treatment:
CONTAINER @acre), dm n. etc)
TANK
WASTE PILE
SURFACE WFOUNDMENT
Disposal:
INJECTION WELL
LANDFILL
LAND APPLICATION
Sol GALLONS OR LITERS
S02 GALLONS OR LITERS
S03
CUBIC MEIERH R
$04 GALLONS OR LITERS
080GALLONS OR LITERS
081 ACRE-FEET /the volume that
would cover onuc/s to a
' de m of ane lao0
OR HECTARE-METER
082 ACRES OR HECTARES
TANK TOT
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02
INCINERATOR T03
OTHER IU.. for pphYsiul, chemical. Too
thermal or blolo piaat treatment
p rocesses not occurring in Tanks,
surface impoundment or trainer.
sto
GALLONS PER DAY OR
L ITERS PER DAY
GALLONS Y OR
DAYA
TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS
PER HOUR ON
LIT ERS PER HOUR
GALLONS PER DAY OR
L ITERS PER DAY
re OCEAN DISPOSAL D83 GALLONS PER OR
. Dasadb4 the pproc4nu In
the spa ce
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
LIT RS PER
D84 GALLONS OR L
provided; Na tion III•C.)
IT ERS
UN IT UNIT OF MEASURE
OF UN IT OF
MEASUREMEASURE
CODE UN
UN IT OF
MEASURE
IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS..................... O
LITERS........' . .............. L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
CUBIC METERS ................. C
GALLONSPER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR......... .. D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W
GALLONS PER HOUR .......... .
LITERS PER HOUR ...............
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES ....................... 8
HECTARES .................... O
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION 10 ' ho. H Ene numbers X-I end X--2 below/: A AcN/ry hes twv sroraya finks, one unit can
hold 200 abns and the other can hold 100 stlon+. The fa cility dm hoe an in cinerator that can bum up to 2Tl affons er hew.
N A. PRO.
L U CESS
1 M CODE
N 0 //rent /Gt
E E ebovN
R
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1. AMOUNT
(speNlYl
2. UNIT
OF MEA•
SURE
/enter
code)
pFFICIAI
USE
ONLY
N A. PRO•
L U CESS
I M CODE
N e (/rem k+t
E E ebevel
R
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1, AMOUNT
lspec7lYl
2. UNIT
OF MEA•
SURE
(enter
Moral
OFFICIAL
USE
ONLY
X-1 S 0 2 600 0 5
X-2 T 0 3 20 E 6
1 11
2
41
25 V 7
100 V a
3 5 0 1 2,000 L S
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Rev 4, 10/01/96
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01. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIB ING OTHER PROCESS load, 'T04'). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
TO1, 704, S01
The 3718-F Alkali Mats Treatment and Storage Area (3718-F) began waste management operations in September
1968 and was used to treat and store alkali metal waste (sodium, lithium, and sodium potassium alloy) from
the Fast Flux Test Facility (FFTF) and from various laboratories that used alkali metals for experiments.
The alkali metal waste was treated in a burn shed equipped with two burn pans inside a containment catch
pan, a tune scrubber, and two chemical. reaction tanks. The chemical reaction tanks were Used to treat scrap
equipaent and piping that contained alkali metal waste by dissolving the waste using either water, methanol,
isoimt alcohol, or 2-butoxy ethanol (TO1). The treatment of the bulk alkali metal waste consisted of
burning the metals in the burn shed to eliminate their ignitable and reactive characteristics. The gaseous
emissions produced by the burn process were removed using a fume scrubber. Because of the corrasivity of
the waste (e.g., sodius hydroxide) after the burn treatment, the waste was neutralized with acid to a pH of
between 2.0 to 12.5 (T04). The 3718-F was used to store U.S. Department of Trtinsportation-approved 208liter
(55-g 5 llon) drams of alkali metal waste before treatment CS01). The 3718-F alkali metal waste
treatment process was halted in June of 1987 and storage of the alkali metal waste was halted in May of
1989. The maximum process design capacity for TD1 is 25 liters (6.6 gallons) per day, for T04 is 100 liters
(26.4 gallons) per day, and for SOi is 2,000 liters (528.3 gallons).
IV. DESCRIP TI
ON OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the few digit number f ro m Chapter 173-303 WAD for each Noted dangerous waste you wi ll
hand le
. If you handle
dange rous Wastes which are not listed M Chapter 173-303 WAC, enter the tow dig it numberts) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic contaninsm,
of those dange rous wanes.
8. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each N ot ed was te ente re d M co lumn A estimate the quantity of that wane that w il l be handled on an annual b asis.
For a characte ris tic or toxic contaminant ente re d M column A estimate the total annual quant it y of a ll the turn-ff bd wsnel.) that w ill be hand led which
po ss e ss that characte ristic or co ntaminant.
C. UNITOF MEASURE- For each quantity entered In co lumn B enter the un it of menus code. Unite of measu re which mu st be used and the app ropriate codes
an:
ENG LI
SH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS ..................... p KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS....................... T METRICTONS ............ ......M
It fact" records u se any other un it of m easure for quantity, the un its of measure mu st be co nve rted Into one of the re quired unit: of meas ur e taking Into ac co u nt the
app ropnots density or spe cific gravity of the waste.
D.PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For li ned dampemus wen..For each listed dange rous waste entered M cokann A select the cadets) from the 4t of proce ss co des contained In Section III to
Indice haw the wane w il
l be noted, t re at
ated, and/or disposed of at the facility.
the cods(s) In
PP will o beatLindof as tin D tRestthat Gthat
Section III to tMlost. ll thdprowiws that
toxic contamin ant.
be used t store, /or discoed nomlla4d r postage aheractte (redo ad
Note:
of ttem N--Dill, an provided
3) Eer In the spiprocess
the
above, ( 2) enter - 000- in the extreme right
don page 4, tin Nmenumb" re the hh; ^ codeldesadbsd
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a code to not No te d fora prow s* thnw ill be used, d escribe the process In the s pace p rovided onthe form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dange rous waste. that can be d esc ri bed by mom than one Wan&
Number sha ll bfd.scdbed on the farm as follows:
I
tin
he waste and deodbing all the Pro cesses to be used to treacot, store. indict dispot* of thee wasb^ columns B, C, and D by estimating the total annul quantity of
2. In co lumn A of the next One entar the other Dange rous Waste Number that c an be used to des nbe the wane. In column D121 on that One enter 'Included with
,bo y .* and make ate other entries on that One.
3. Repeat step 2 for ea ch other Dangerous Waste Number th at can be used to desdbe the waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV fahowa In Ana numb"a X-1, X-2, XJ, and X-4 below) - A facil it y w ill t re at and die ow of an e atknated 900 pounds per y ear
of chrome shaving• from leather tanning and 11Nshing opera tion. M addition, Me fadmy wig that and d6 pese o/ th re e non4 sated wastes. Two wan., a re corasive
a Iv and then will be an estimat ed 200 pounds per year of each waste. The ether wane Is coroaivs and ign itable and then wi ll be an estimated too pounds Psr year
of that waste. T reatment wi ll be In an in cinerator and disposal wi ll be N a landfill.
N
N 0
E
ANOEROU
WASTE NO.
/ant" coda)
0. ESTIMATED ANNVAL
QUANTIFY OF WASTE
C. UNIT
OF MEA-
SUflE
/cote)
fade!
1. PROCESS CODES
font")
O. PROCESSES
2. PROCESS DESCRIPT IO N
fly a code 1s net enteredfn D11I)
X-1 X 0 6 4 900 P T 0 3 D 8 0
X-2 D 01012 I00 P T 0 3 D 8 O
X•3 D O O T 100 P T 73 D a 0
X-4 D 0 0 2 T O 3 D 8 O Included with above
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3718-F Alkali Metal Treatment and Storage Area
Rev. 4, 10/01/96
Page 3 of 7
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IIIIWWWWIWII
01111 li immom WIWWW
00111 Ic1151 113111W
01111 IIIIYWWW
01111 II/YIWIWIII
01111 IIIWWWW
01111 IIIYIYI111111
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Included With Ab
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
At, too' Arnot Int-1-dfn GUM
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IV. OESCRIRION OF DANGEROUS WASTES twminuedl
I? USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION 011 I ON PAGE 3.
3718-F Alkali Metal Treatment
DOE/RL-88-21
and Storage Area
Rev. 4, 10/0I/96
Page 4 of 7
The 3718-F was used for the treatment and storage-of alkali metal waste. The
alkali metal waste was considered characteristic waste due to ignitability
(D001) and reactiJity (D003) of the alkali metals and as a state-only,
corrosive, dangerous waste (WSC2). The alkali metal waste when treated was
considered corrosive (D002) because of the presence of sodium hydroxide. The
estimated annual quantity of waste that was treated and stored at the 3718-F
was approximately 2,000 kilograms (4,409 pounds).
V. FACILITYDRAWING Refer to attached drawing(s).
AN existing ta cillWl must Include M the pacs proyWed on page E a scale drawing of the faci lity ta.a aratmetbns for moro detayl.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to'atteehed photograph)s).
Ax .xist log faci litles must include phsteorWhe /sri,/w Swo ndJswJl that Wady dsgrwts all
siruatueaa; existing wrap . "Mat m and d6pesai a reas; and
she. of furore storage, treamwm or dlapoeai rasa I.as a .dbns fir man der.W.
VII, FACI LITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION IIIIS Information Is provided on tiro attached drawing(s) and photograph (s).
Vlll, FACIL ITY OWNER
Q A. If the faclPty ovmer Is also the facility operator so Rated in Section Vii cn Form 1. 00snenl Information, plaa an 'Xs in the box to the left and skip to Section IX
below.
e. N the ffeinty owner is not thi facility op erator as listed M Section VU an Fomt 1, comp lete the f hewing firma:
Richlsrd entions Office
A A O
vL OWNER CE nFICATION
I erWY uMw panllfT M/My µat / Aav1 Pw.anV/Y rxlmfned ale am ramA/^/ Mµ µe Fr/nm.don avimind In µb end W artaYAed dawmen ts, Md µetAassd on my
YI fl/by er IAOII Md%YHIVIf a blilrNd^ rlfy rflpdn)fa /I re116rIf/3lly rA1/IlrinrYdOn, f AI//aw diet rAe lYAnditld {`Ir0/madln A Vmfr peY/IfI, Md COmQfI(f, /. ~.m that
µere re afynNfnn[penalOer for mbmhrMy Inge hlelmaten, Me y Poaa 'ryal finund lmpdtonment
NAME t{vint or typal
N T DATE St ED
John D. Wagoner, Nana9er
U. S, Depsrtawnt of Energy
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X. OPERATOR f^RTIfICAT10N
IoMl/Y and3 paralr(el /^w µ.r/Also pwasn.l/Y .a+m Ard
t+wlrye/No,flndivduwhi lrmr.diers/yrwpsn+idA hr sir
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uw /^m&er wfµ µe rmaton wbnutrldL µL Mday arbelhld doeumMty arW µatbwrd on my
pµehrsmurbn. /beKv µelµ. aubmletdn/e/maMnL bmy leeu/aef, end almplsnr, /Im twin µhr '
eNdN^ MeAnaaMGry el llie Md dnplrenment
NAME 1prMt eI type)
SIGNATURE DATE SIGNED
SEE ATTACHMENT
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
DOE/RL-88-21
3718-F Alkali Metal Treatment and Storage Area
Rev. 4, 10/01/96
Page 5 of 7
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate,,and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
er/uperator ate ^ 7
J n D. Wagoner, Ma
s. Department of
Richland Operations ce
Co-operd'tor to
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.

3718-F Alkali Metal Treatment and Storagea Facilit i
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1^. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
FORM
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION I WIA T 8 g o 0 o a e e T
LJ
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATI ON DATE RECEIVED COMMENTS
P ROV Imo. da 4 r.
Y. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an *X* in the appcopriate box M A or B below (mark one box only) to indicam whether this Is the first a plicstion you are subn*dng for your facil ity or a revised
If this is your first application and you already know your facil ity's EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or it thin is a revi nfl
se d application, enter your facility's EPA/STATE
Number M Section I above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION !place an 'X' b elow and provide the appropriate date)
1. EXISTING FACILITY instructions for lefkUdun of -exis ting , facility.
Come q 2. NEW FACILITY (Complete Item bebwl
0 3
AY
2 2 4 3
FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE Imo., day, 8 yr!
OPERATION TI BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED
fuse the boxes to the left;
AV FOR NEW FACILfiIES,
PROVIDEy^THE DATE
(-1011 BEGAN OR OPT
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
S. REVISED APPUCATION 1PI-e- an -X- below and complete Sec tion I above)
M 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
111- PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPAC ITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code f ro m the get of p rocess codes below that bast des cribes ea ch process to be used at the facili ty. Ten linen are p rovided for entering
codes. If more liner are needed, enter the codes) In the spew provlded. It a p rocess w il l be used that Is not included in the Yet of codes be low, then desc ribe the
p rocess line/uding its design capa city! In the spa ce p rovided an the fSeet/on UPC).
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPAC IT Y - For each code entered In column A enter the capa city of the p roce ss.
1. AMOUNT- Enter the amount.
2. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each amount entered In co lumn B (t), enter the co de from the Bet of MR "alum rodas below the describes the unit of measure used.
Onty the units of measure that are listed below should be used.
PRO_ APPROPRIATE UN ITS OF PRO. APPROPRIATE UN IT PROCESS
CESS
CODE
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
CESS
CODE
S OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
sto ra ge:
Treatment.
CONTAINER {barrel, drum, etc) SOt GALLONS OR LITERS
TANKS02 GALLONS OR LITERS
WASTE PILE S03
CUBIC METES R
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS
TANK TOt
-
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02
INCINERATOR T03
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
GALLLLONPSS PER DAY OR
DA
TONS PER
Dispo sa l:
INJECTION WELL D80 GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL D81 ACRE-FEET Ifhe volume that
would
-
OTHER (Use for pBhytical, chemical, T04
RHOUPER HOUfl :
GALLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
GALLONS PER DAY OR
co ver one 0". to a
de o1 one fooU
0A HECTARE-METER d'
LAND APPLICATION D82 ACRES OR HECTARES
OCEAN DISPOSAL 083 GALLONS
R
thermal or biologica ll treatment
proc .... not occurring in tanks,
I.ce Impoundments or in cinar.
store. Des cribe the gy ro ceries in
L ITERS PER DAY
PER DAY OR the spa ce p
SURFACE NPOUNOMENT D84 GALLONS OR LITERS -
SaciR ro vided; 114C.)
UNIT OF MEASURE
UN IT OF
MEASURE
CODE UN IT OF MEASURE
UNIT OF
MEASURE
CODE UNIT OF MEASURE
UN IT OF
MEASURE
CODE
GA LLONS..................... G
LITERS ....................... L
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y
CUBICMETERS ................. C
GA LLONSPER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY................. V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR ........ ..W
GALLONS PER HOUR............. E
L
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES....................... B
HECTARES .................... D
IT ERS PER HOUR ............... H
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III }shown In ins numbers X-1 and X-2 below/: A facff ig has two store a tanks, one rank can
held gallons
200 and the other can hold 400 atlona. The facilit also h as an Incinerator that ease bum up to 2fg gallons per hour.
N A. PRO-
L U CESS
I M CODE
B. PROCESS'DESIGN CAPACITY
1, AMOUNT
2. UNIT
OF MEA•
SURE
FOR
OFFICIAL
USE
ONLY
N A. PRO•
L U CESS
I M
N B
0. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
2. UNIT
FOR
OFFICIAL
CODE
N B (f bove]
E E above/
R
fspec71y1 !enter
code)
(from get
E R above!
1. AMOUNT
IspaeUyl
OF MEA-
SURE
sod 1
USE
ONLY
300 Area Waste Acid Treatment System
6
6
311 Tanks
/ T 0 1 14,006 JVJ ITIO111 18,927 1 I V
2 S 0 2 16,505 L 1 1 1 1 e ISIO121 34,069 L
3 7 0 4 15,898 V g
4 JO
DOE/RL-88-21
300 Area Waste Acid Treatment System
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
, Page 1 of 20
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Co ntinued from the f
III. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (code "TO4 -1. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
ro nt.
Page 2 of 20
Refer to the following pages.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four dig it number f rom Chapter 173 .303 WAD for each listed dangerous waste you wi ll handle. H you handle
dangerous wastes which are not Noted in Chapter 173 .303 WAD, enter the four digit number(,) that d escribes the characteda tics and/or the toxic contxmnte
am of those dangerous wanes.
S. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - Far each listed waste entered In column A estimate the quant it y of that waste that will be handled an an annual basis.
For each chars Redstia ortoxic contaminant entered In column A estimate the total annual quantity of a ll the non- listed wastelal that wi ll be handled which
possess the ch ar acte ristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entered In column B enter the unit of measure code. Un it s of measu re which must be used and the app ropriate codes
are:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEA SUR E CODE 'METRIC UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS......... .......... .. P KILOGRAMS...............,... K --
TONS.............. ......... T METRICTONS.......... ... ....-M
a ntity, the units of measure must be com iced into one of the required units of measu re taking Into ac
density or y hef
rts o ffis wa qu
co unt the
appro^te specific pravhy
O. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For listed dangerous waste: For each listed dangemus waste entered in column A select the code(,) fmm the fl at of proms, codes contained M Seaton III to
Indicate how the waste VAN be nored, treated, and/or disposed of at the fa cility.
For non-Bated dangerous wanse: For each characte ris tic or tox ic contaminant ente re d in Column A, se lect the coda(s) from the list of process codes conmIned in
Section III to Indicate a ll the pmceeses that will be used to sto re, treat, and/or dispose of all the non-Ilsted dange rous wastes that possess that cha reaedstic or
toxic contaminant.
Note: Four sppaces are provided for ente ring p rocess codes. If more are needed: (1) Enter the first throe as desc ribed above: (2) E nter "ODO" in the ex treme right
box of Item IV-D(T); anti (3) Enter in the space provided on'page 4, the line number mid the additional ar ticle).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a cede is not listed for a process that will be used, desc ribe the process in the space pmvlded an the torn,
NOTE DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dange rous wants that can be desc ri bed by more than one Waste
Number shall be des cribed an the form as follows:
1. Seta one of the Dange rous Waste Numbers and enter it in column'A. On the same line complete columns B, C. and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and desc ribing all the p ro ce sses to be used to teat, sta rs, and/or depose of the wane.
2. In column A of the next Nne en te r the other Dange rous Waste Number that can be used to des cribe the wane. In column DIM on that line enter 9nciuded w it h
above" and make no other ent ries an that line.
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dange rous Waste Number the can be used to describe the dange rous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV /shown in li
ne numbers X-1, X-1, X3, and X-4 be/owl - A facil ity w il l treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shaving from leather tanning and finishing operation. In add ition, the fa cility w ill treat and dispose of three non-bated wanes. Two wastes ors corrosive
orgy and there wl g be an e stimated 200 pounds per year of each wane. The other wane Is cor rosive a Ignitable and then will be an es ti m at ed 100 pounds par year
o I that wane. Troatment"ll be In an incinera tor and disposal wi g be in a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
N
O DANGEROUS
C. UN IT
WASTE NO. B. ESTIMA ANNUAL OF
N QUAN OF WASTE
MEE
/eater 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
tented I8 a mde
E -
is not entered fa D1111
(enter moral code],
X-1 K 4
10161
800 P T 0 3 1 D I 8 0
X-2 D 0 0 2 400 P T 0 3 D H 0
X-3 D O 0 1 TOO P T 0 3 D 8 0
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FORM 3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/STATE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER WA7890008967
Section III.C. Description of Process Codes Listed in Section III.A.
T01, S02, T04 - The 300 Area Waste Acid Treatment System (300 WATS) and
Tank 40 began waste management operations in April 1973; auxiliary equipment
and centrifuge operations began in November 1995. The 300 WATS was used for
the treatment and storage of mixed waste generated during fuel fabrication
operations in the 300 Area. The 300 WATS also was used for disposing of
used and/or unneeded chemicals for other Hanford Facility operations. A
portion of the waste initially was treated in two tanks (tanks 7 and 11) in
the 333 Building to reduce the chromium (VI) to chromium (III). From May
1983 to January 1987, tanks 7 and 11 were used twice a year to treat up to
757 liters (200 gallons) per day of waste (1701). This waste, along with all
other waste acid generated in the 333 Building, was drained to the 334-A
Building and stored in two storage tanks (tanks B and C) (S02), with a
combined volume of 15,142 liters (4,000 gallons). Previously, waste entered
the 334-A Building passing through a settling tank [tank A, volume 1,363
liters (360 gallons)] before entering tanks B and C. Tank A ceased
receiving waste in August 1984 when piping was disconnected to the tank and
waste was routed directly to tanks B and C. Tank A was cleaned out and the
polyvinyl chloride liner removed in 1988.
From startup in April 1973 until August 1973,'the waste acid from the
333 Building was collected in a plastic-lined steel underground 14,385 liter
(3,800 gallon) tank and a plastic-lined steel aboveground 22,712 liter
(6,000 gallon) tank (tank 4) in the 334 Tank Farm. At that time, the
underground tank developed a leak and was removed from service. The
334-A Building storage tanks replaced this underground tank in
December 1974. Tank 4 was retained for emergency storage when the
313 Building neutralization activities were down for maintenance or
modifications. Tank 4 usually was empty and when the tank was filled in
January 1986, a leak developed near the top of the tank. Tank 4 was emptied
and abandoned at that time. Tank 4 was removed, cleaned, and disposed of
onsite in 1988.
The waste acid was pumped from the 334-A Building to the 313 Building where
the waste acid underwent pH adjustment in a waste acid neutralization tank
(tank 2) (TO1). Tank 2 was capable of treating a maximum of 13,249 liters
(3,500 gallons) per day of waste acid. The waste acid was pumped from
tank 2 to tank 11 and then to a centrifuge where the waste acid underwent
further treatment to separate the liquid and solid phases (T04). A maximum
of 11,356 liters (3,000 gallons) of waste acid per day could be treated in
the centrifuge. The solid waste from the centrifuge was collected in
containers and transferred to the 303-K Storage Unit. The liquid effluent
was pumped from the centrifuge to.tank 5 and to a filter press for
additional treatment to remove fine solids (T04), which remained following
treatment in the centrifuge. The filter press treated a maximum of 4,542
liters (1,200 gallons) per day. Solids collected in the filter press were
sent to the uranium recovery system or to the 303-K Storage Unit. The
filtered liquid effluent was drained into effluent collection tanks. (tanks
and 10), where the liquid effluent was stored temporarily before being
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TO1. S02 - The 311 Tank Farm was used for storage of treated liquid effluents from
both the 300 WATS and the uranium recovery process. Storage occurred in two tanks
(tanks 40 and 50) with capacities of 15,142 and 18,927.liters (4,000 and
5,000 gallons), respectively. .Tanks 40 and 50 are constructed of stainless steel.
Tank 50, the 18,927 liter (5,000 gallon) tank, occasionally was used for decanting
waste when the centrifuge in the 313 Building was down for maintenance. Tank 50 was
capable of treating up to 18,927 liters (5,000 gallons) per day, but only was used
occasionally for decanting waste (a total of five times between January 1986 and
December 1987).
Auxiliary equipment (two pumps, two cartridge filters, and two sample ports) are
housed in the adjacent 303-F Building. Auxiliary equipment was used to filter
solutions and to recirculate the solutions between various tanks and the
313 Building for reprocessing.

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07T.' Photocopy th/s PROs belorR COMPIetht0 If you MVR Moro than 28 wRStaa to /ist.
I.D. NUMBER /entered lion? PRO* 11
n A 7 8 S 0 0 0 B 9 8 7
P4. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (.ont[n,ue0
N
N O
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ANGEROUS
WASTE NC
(outer cads!
B, ESTIMATED ANNUAL
6UANTITY OF WASTE
OF ME,
SURE
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1. PROCESS CODES
/enter)
1 300 Area Waste Acid Treatment System
D. PROCESSES
,
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTIO N
fd a cod. Is not Rnnnd it D1111
2 D 0 0 1 2,086,525 K TOi S02 T04 Tank-Treatment/Tank-Storage/
3 D 0 0121 Treatment-Other (Phase Seperation)
4 W T 0121
6 D 0 014
B through
7 D 0 0 9 Included With Above
B D 0 0 7 907 K TO1 Treatment-Tank (chemical treatment)
0 311 Tanks
10 W T 0 2 2,086,525 K I TO1 I S02 Treatment-Tank/Storage-Tank
11 D1010121
72 D004
13 through
11 B10101 9 Included With Above
16
18
17
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10
20
21
22
23
24
26
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Cominad from the front.
IV. DEsCRIPTioN OF DANGEROUS WASTES (oo.dmaad)
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION D(I) ON PAGE D.
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The 300 VATS was used to treat both mixed and dangerous waste from fuels fabrication operations in the
333 Building and from nonroutine waste additions. Treatment was performed to make the waste more amenable
for further treatment and for storage. The 333 Building waste primarily consisted of hydrofluoric acid,
nitric acid, sulfuric acid, and copper nitrate. These routine waste types exhibited the dangerous waste
characteristics of ionitability (0001) and corrosivity (0002) as the nitric acid is eons idered'an oxidizer
in accordance with Washington Administrative Code- 173-303. Routine waste also was considered a state-only,
toxic, dangerous waste (41(02). Additionally, some of the routine waste was designated characteristic waste
due to chromim (0007). Nonroutine waste added to the system included characteristic waste due to arsenic
(DO04), bar(un (0005), cadmiun (DO06), lead (D008), and mercury (D009). Approximately 2,086,525 kilograms
(4,600,000 pounds) of waste were treated and stored yearly in this system. Approximately 907 kilograms
(2,000 pounds) of waste (0007, chromium IV to chromium 111) were treated per year.
The 311 tank system was used for the treatment and storage of waste. This waste was effluent from the waste
acid treatment and uranium recovery process. This waste; depending on the variations in the treatment
process, was considered mixed waste due to toxicity (WT02). Routine and nonroutine waste added to the waste
acid treatment system included characteristic waste due to arsenic (0004), barium (0005), cadnlun (DD06),
chromium (0007), lead (0008), and mercury (0009). The waste frequently had a pH greater than 12.5, which
exhibits the dangerous waste characteristic of corrosivity (D002), Approximately 2,086,525 kilograms
(4,600,000 pounds) of waste were treated and stored per year in the 311 tanks.
V. FACILITYDRAWING Refer to attachaddrawin s.
At cdoUna fae flUea must indda in the yaw pmvided an page 5 a scale draw4ta of the facil ity flee lAsavethas lo/maa deram.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph(s),
iAss o1 lmp feoiraY. moat Maad. phobgr.ph. /swfr.r ^r.andbW! an owsdy d.Ibwrt..H .:InNp awuotun.: exiaeno eter.g., tnrtm.rn: and diape.sl Are.., .., and
foam+ stores., inatm.m ar dl.po..l an.. Fw hsM.M'ea /er ma/• alarow.
Va. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION This Infonnation Is provided an the attach d rawing(s) and p otogropa s .
d
Vin. FAC ILITY OWNER
qx A. If the facility owner 1r ale* the fadlRy opareor as Rated in Sec ti on VII an Farm 1.'Cenetal infatmatbn', piet y an •X' M the box to the left and .tip to Section IX
bebw.
e. H the /.omxy.wn.r is not tiw facithy olorstor a, Noted in section VR an Foam 1, complete the feliovAna Item.:
S. 714 CqDA
LX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
/ eertHy vnd r pane/rY n/bw titer /haw perrenNH eramMd .M ere lamgbr w/N N• In/+/maaen suDmhtd h Nb and N/ •wrAd decvm.n u, end Mar bead on my
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Nu^ar s/pnMwnr ahies Je/ruhm/ttln0 face Nlonnason. ncNd' the paAt24ityal /lne.en/Mlpriynment.
NAME /p/Mt er typal
John D. Wager,
flE / DATE SIGNED
Me on nager
U.S. Department of Energy
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
lw rWy wnde/psns/ryo/bw N•t/A.ve pwienw'// yy combed nd•nrl m/Na/w/N N. hrm.don+vDMn.dF dub and•aaa.clr.dd.wmante, and Not Do.don my
MWf'Y OI No+•MdieieWb inrrrdbhly re+p.naJDye Mr oht pNshhrmae6n,/ KN•tN•svbm/Nad J+/m..den 1. sue, •uur• to. end eempkfv. /em aware that
Noe re s/pnD7eanf
penaNar lu suam/rthrg /eb. h/e/medon; neboYny Nrposalb&'ty o/far enI Jnpisenmrnt
NAME /prMf or ryp.l SIGNATURE DATE SIGNED
SEE pee ATTACHMENT
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
J^o D. Wagoner, Mana^er
U. Department of.Energy
Richland Operations Office
300 Area Waste Acid
I certify under penalty' of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the'information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility .of_
fine and imprisonment.
Co- eK for
H' J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
,/zc
Date
/^6O
Date
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Q TSD Unit
Boundary-
Includes
Transfer Lines
Hanford Site
Tanks?
and 11
300 Area Waste Acid Treatment System
303 M
3712
'. .d- 313 BUILDING
IN Acid Neutralization Tank (Tank 2)
Effluent Collection Tanks (Tanks 5,9, 10 311)
t Centrifuge
•=, 200 West 200 East ;, Filter Press
q D^
313, 333 BulldIn0
334-A Tanks, 334 Tank
Farm and 311 Tanks.
334-A to Acid Storage Tanks (Tanks A, B and C)
I `334 Tank Farm
(Tank 4 removed and burled 1988)
333 Building—•^N Q
Chromium
Treatment Tanks
;
Waste Acid
0 100 200 Feet
I I Y
0 _ 30 60 Meters
46°22'21"
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46'22'16"
311 Tanks
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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--333 BUILDING
TANKS 7 AND 11--CHROMIUM (IV) REDUCTION
46°22'21" 95080690-20N
119°16'42" (PHOTO TANK 1987)
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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--334 =A BUILDING
46 ° 22 ' 21 "
95080690-12CN
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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--334-A WASTE ACID
STORAGE TANKS
TANKS A, B, AND C
(TANK A TAKEN OUT OF SERVICE IN 1988)
46°22'21"
119°16'42"
PPoll A,
95080690-22CN
(PHOTO TANK 1995)

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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--334 TANK FARM
WASTE ACID TANK 4 (REMOVED, CLEANED, AND BURIED IN 1988)
46*22'21" 8306387-6CN
119 0 1642" (PHOTO TANK 1983)
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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--313 BUILDING
WASTE ACID NEUTRALIZATION TANK
TANK 2
. 46°2216" 8704479-6CN
119 0 16'48" (PHOTO TAKEN 1987)

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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--313 BUILDING .
FILTER PRESS
46°22'16" 7510170.19CN
119°16'48" (PHOTO TANK 1975)
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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--313 BUILDING
CENTRIFUGE WITH LIQUID RECEIVING TANK 11
90022759- 5CN
(PHOTO TANK 1989)

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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--313 BUILDING
TANKS 9 AND 10--EFFLUENT COLLECTION TANKS
9022759-7CN
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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--311 TANK FARM
TANKS 40 AND 50
46°22'16" 85050353-9CN
119°16'46" (PHOTO TANK 1985)
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300 AREA WASTE ACID TREATMENT
SYSTEM--303-F BUILDING
AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT (PUMPS, FILTERS, AND SAMPLE PORTS)
46022'16"
119°16'46"
89050353-7CN
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b71-In areas ate spaced far cities type, La., 12 chatacto/lnchl.
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
A P ICA ION
APPROV D
DATER CEIVED
coo. der a
COMMENTS
0. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
1. EPAISTATE I.D. NUMBER
IWIA171819101010 a s e T
Place an 'X- in the app ro p ri ate box In A or B below mark one box oMy) to Indicate whether this is the fire application you we submitting for your facIft
It Is first know acility's EPA/STATE I.D. Number, or if this Is a
ore revised
re plieatlon. this yew app vised application, io n, enter EPAISTATE
li cation and you a reedy your vow
I.g. Number In Section I above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION /place an 'X' below and provide the appropria te date)
1. EXISTING FACILITY m 6ebwdef/nition of'e,dsUny' lee/Gty.
Compereft
2. NEW FACILITY tcomplate hem b elow)
O O Y Y * FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE Imo., dayy a pyr.l
•OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMFAMUID
0 3 12T2114131 l Ne^^res to tFre lebftl
^he a e cons ruc on of the Hanford Fac ility commenced.
B. REVISED APPLICATION (place an 'X' b elow and comple te Seedon I &bevel
FOR'NEW FACIL ITIES,
PROVIDE THE DATE.
OPERA-
IT10-4 BEGAN R IS
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT.
fit. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPAC ITIES
A. Enter the list of
o be
inclu db, the at e6'low
at
miles. If more ines enter the space If a places. will been ea out Is of each thened,. be the
process fincludmg its design e&p+cityl in the spa ce p rovided an the (Sacdca l/l•C),
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - Far ... h code entered In column A enter the capac ity of the process,
1. AMOUNT • Enterthe amount.
2. MEASURE each amount entered In column t
ill,
he code fro the Reef m unit measu re co des below that describes the un it of measure used.
t o e iin isr
Only the } measure are listed
PRO- APPROPRIATE UNITS OF PRO- APPROPRIATE UN ITS OF
CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS .COOS DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage: Treatment:
CONTAINER (banal, drum, etc) Sol GALLONS OR LITERS
TANKS02 GALLONS OR LITERS
TANK TOl GALLONS PER DAY OR
L IT WASTE PILE S03
CUBIC YARDDSS9 R
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT SO4 GALLONS OR LITERS
Disposal:
INJECTION WELL DSO GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL D81 ACRE-FEET (the volume that
would cover an* sou to +
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02
INCINERATOR T03
OTHER (Use for physical, chemical, T04
thermal or biologi cal treatment
ERS PER DAY
GALLONS PER DAY OR
TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS PER HOUR;
GALLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
GALLONS PER DAY OR
L IT d7th of one food
OH HECTARE-METER
p rocesses not occu rring In tanks,
surfa
ERS PER DAY
ce LAND APPLICATION D82 ACRES OR HECTARES
OCEAN DISPOSAL D83 GALL
LO
ONPS PE RADAY OR
knpoundmonts or Mdnertors.
Describe the Wo eesses In
the spa ce provided; 5eetlan *C.)
,SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR LITERS
UN
UN IT OF
MEASURE
UNIT OF UNIT OF
MEASUREMEASURE
IT OF MEASURE . CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT
OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS..................... G
UTERS....................... L
CUBICYARDS ................:. Y
CUBIC METERS ................. C
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U .
LITERS PER DAY.............. .. V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W
GALLONS PER HOUR ............. E
L
ACRE-FEET. ... ............ A
HECTARE-MEYEA*............... F
ACRES....................... e
HECTARES .................... G
IT ERS PER HOUR............... H
IXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION Ill (shown in Gna numbers X-I and X-2 belo w!: AA, has two st018g" Woks, one tank can
hold TOO N/ens and N& oNer can hold 400 .Ilan.. The facility &lad has an I..1n..t., f%c can bum up 20 sirens per hour.
N A. PAD-
L U CESS
1 M
N B
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
2. UNIT OFFICIAL
N
A. PRO-
L U CESS
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
2. UNIT OFFICIAL
CODE
(lrom list
1. AMOUNT
OF MEA-
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R
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SURE SUAE
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code)
USE
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1 8 CODE
N e prom rat
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OFURE
SURE S
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code]
USE
ONLY
X•1 S10 2 600
X-2 T 0 3 20 E 6
t 31 0.09 W T
2 8
3
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I, PROCESSES IcanUnusdl
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS load. 'TO!'I. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
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The 303-M Oxide Facility began waste management operations in May of 1983 and
is located in the 300 Area. The 303-M was used to treat mixed waste generated
during fuel fabrication operations. During treatment, saw fines and lathe
turnings known as chips, consisting of uranium and zirconium, were treated by
incineration to eliminate their.pyrophoric nature and to allow for
transportation without the possibility of spontaneous combustion. The chips
and fines were received in water-filled, 114-liter (30-gallon) containers that
were drained, weighed, and prepared for the treatment process. Before
treatment; the chips were reduced in size by a chip chopper. The chips and
fines were incinerated in 2.3 kilogram (5 pound) batches. A maximum of
0.09 metric ton (0.10 ton) of waste per hour could be treated by incineration.
The oxidized material was shipped to Westinghouse Material Company of Ohio
where the material was used for the production of fissionable uranium.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Ente{ the four dick number f rom Chapter 173-303 WAC for each listed dange rous waste you will handle. If you hindle
clanaerogs wastes which are not listed in Chapter 173.303 WAD, enter the four digit number(,) that desc ribes the cha ra cte rist ics and/or the toxic contaminame
of those d+np. raus w as tes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each li sted waste ente re d In column A estimate thequant ity of that waste thkt WIN be handled on an annual basic.
For each characte ristic or toxic contamin ant entered in column A estimate the total annual quantity of a ll
the non -listed wa st.($1 that will be handled which
possess that characteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each qu antity ente re d In column B enter the unit of me asure code. Units of me asure which must be used and the app ro p riate codes
are.
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEA SURE CO DE METRIC UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS ...... .... ...... . P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS ....................... T - METRIC TONS.................. M
be eonwad Into one of the re . 11 fidlity roeords use any other unit of, measuro for quantity, the units of measure must rt
quired un its of measum taking into account the
appm, dens ity or specific grav it y of the waste.
D.PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
F or Head dange rous waste: For each listed dange rous waste ente red In column A select the code( ,) from the list of process codes cont ained in Section 111 to
dieat. haw the waste will be stored, t re ated• and/or disposed of at the facility.
For non-Ikted dange rous wastes: For * sell cha racte ristic or to xi c contamin ant emend In Column A • $*feet the codsb) Imm the list of p rocess codes contalmd'In
Section IS to indicate all the p roce sses that w il l be used to st ore, treat. and/or dispo se of all the he _11sted dangerous wastes that passa g e that ch aracteris tic or
toxic contaminant.
Note.
Enter
Enter "000' In the extreme right
f hem N ^I1).end (3) Enteroin the pats pnNdeddan pace . the One number and the addiitional eodejsjescnbed above; 121
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If . code Is net l is ted far. proce ss that wi ll be used, describe the p roton In the space p rovided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED fly MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dange rous wastes that can be desc ribed by more than one Waste
Number shall be d esc ri bed on the form as fo llows:
1. Select one of the Dan?.rous West* Numbers and enter R In co lu mn A. On the same One comple te columns B, C, and D by es timating the total annual quanti ty of
the waste and desc ribing a ll the p rocesses to be used to that, sto re , and/or dispose, of the waste.
2, in co lu mn A of the next line ent er the other Dange rous Waste Number that can be used to d escribe the waste. In column D(2) on that One enter "included with
above' an d make nro other emdee on that In..
3. Repeat st ep 2 for each other Dangero us Waste Number that can be used to d es cribe the dange ro us waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLE TING SECTION IV /shown h fine numb+.. X•1, X-2, X-7 and X-J balowl - A facility will treat and dlsp pae of an e stimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome ahavin s roan l eather tanning and finishing operation. In addition, the fac il
ity wi ll at and dispo se of three non. sled wastes. Two wastes are corrosive
only and than will ha an estimated 200 Pounds per y. ar of each w aste, The other waste Is can*siw and ign itable and then will be an e stimated 100 pounds per year
of that wa st e. Treatment Will be In an Incine rator and disposal wi ll be In a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
N ANGEROUS
N
NO. B. ESTI MATED ANNUAL
OF
A TE
QUANTITY OF WASTE OW S
UNIT
SURE
lanter 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
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2 D 0 0 2 !00 P T O 1 D 8 D
X•3 D 0 0 1 100 P T 0 3 D 8 D
X-i D 010+21 T 0 3 D 8 0
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IV. DESCFt"ON OF DANGEROUS WASTES l.nJnu.d)
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
QUANTITY OF WASTE
1. PROCESS CODES
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D. PROCESSES
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
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E. USE THIS SPACE To LIST ADDI TI ONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION DO) ON PA GE 3.
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The mixed waste treated at the 303-M Oxide Facility was designated as an
ignitable waste (D001) due to its zirconium content, which was a pyrophoric
material. The 303-M Oxide Facility could have treated 30,844 kilograms
(68,000 pounds) of mixed waste per year.
V. FACLITYDRAWING Refer to attached drawin s.
AN exleting ta cilRM. must indude M the paw provWed on page s a awle dr.wirp o} tlr faelUly lace Hatwedona let more d^talq.
Vt. PHOTOGRAPHS Referto attached photograph(a).
AN aai.il g het= moat i/roluda Phategrpha /wWdf V'oundJwM that ele.rly d* Rneab .UordstkV strUnAle: existing storage, tnahn.nt and
.e et tnnite ROfa
disposal a re a.: erld
skge, Vaatn^ent IX dl.pe..I Mla f. natNedon. far meta dI t3g.
VII. FACI LITY GEOGRAPHIC LO CATION This Information Is provided on t a attached drawing(s) and photograph(s).
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
Q A. If ter fadW owner Is al so the fac ility operator as flsted in Section VN on Form 1,'Gawrel Informadon', pla ce an •X' In the box to the left and skip to Sec tion IX
below.
9. N the fadihy m"r i% not the fa cil ity ope rators, Seed in Sect ion VN on Farm 1, comp lete the feaewlno k.mc
1.
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W. OWNER CER TIFICATION
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and ain
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate,, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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U.S. U Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
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Date
Co-ope or Date
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
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1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
FORM
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION W A e e o 0 o B B 1617
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
AAPPLICA I ON D
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COMMENTS
II. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an *X' in the appropriate box in A or B below (mark one box only) to Indicate whether this is the first a Bcatien you are submitting for your (-slit or a revised
application, If this is your first appBcation and you already know your facblty's EPAiSTATE I.D. Number, or If Ehis Is a faulted application, enter your fadYtys EPA/STATE
Lo. Number In Section I above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION (place an 'X' below and ptovid, the approprlsto dotal
rj !..EXISTING FACILITY be
Compina Itm
An/tbn of 'ex&ting' latlgry. 2. NEW FACILITY /Comp/etc Item below!
* FOR EXISTING FACILITIES PROVIDE THE DATE lmo., dayy 3 yr I
OPERATION BEGAN OR Ti)E DATE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED
tits boxas io the /rid
am
he ate constmctlon of the Hanford Facility commenced.
B. REVISED APPLICATION (place an 'X' below and complete Section I above)
A FOR NEW FACIUTIFS,
PROVIDE THEDATE
(coo., day & yrl OPERA-
TION BEGAN OR IS
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code from the fiat of process code, below that halt describes each places, to be used at the facilit y. Ten lines am provided for ant ring
codes. 11 more lines an needed, enter the cods(s) in the ,pace provided. If amcess will be used that la not Included in the I of bade. below, then describe the
,process (Including 1d design eapadty1 In the apace provided on the (Section 11 -C).
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each coda entered In column A enter the "pocky of the process.
1. AMOUNT- Enter the amount.
2. UNIT OFMEASURE - For each amount entered in column 811). enter the code from the Bat of unit measure codes below that describes the unit of measure used.
Only the units of measure that are listed below should be used.
PROCESS
PRO-
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATEUNITS OF
MEASUREFOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
PRO-
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage: Treatment:
CONTAINER (barrel, drum. etc)
WASTE PILE
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
S02
S03
SO4
GALLONS OR LITERS
CUBIC YARDS OR
CUBIC METERS
GALLONS OR LITERS
TANK
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
INCINERATOR
TO1
T02
T03
GALLONSPER ER ER DAY OR
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
TONS PER HOUR OR
Disposal: -
GALLLLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
INJECTION WELL DOD GALLONS OR LITERS
LANDFILL
LAND APPLICATION
OCEAN DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
D81
DS2
D83
D84
ACRE-FEET Ithe volume that OTHER (Use tar 7hyel"I, eh.mi"1, T04 GALLONS PEA DAY OR
would cover one sae to a thermal or biological treatment LITERS PER DAY
a" rh of on. J..V processes not occurring In tanks,
OR HECTARE-METER surface impoundment. or Inctn.r-
ACRES OR HECTARES atom. Describe the proce sses in
he
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provid
PER DAY ed; ORspac Section t III-C.1
G ALLO PER
GALLONS OR LITERS
UNIT OF UNIT OF UNIT OF
MEASUREMEASURE MEASURE
UNIT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ..................... O LITERS PER DAY.. .. .. V ACRE-FEET ................... . A
LITERS ....................... L TONS PER HOUR. ........... E-METER . D HECTAR ............... F
CUBICYARDS ..................Y METRIC TONS PER HOUR.......... W ACRES ....................... 8
CUBICMETERS .. .. C GALLONS PER HOUR ............. E HECTARES ...................... G
GALLONS PER DAB .............. U LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III lahown In lime numbers X-1 and X-2 below!: A facility has two atoreae tanks, area tank can
ho/d 200 •pons and the other can hold

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iIII. PROCESSES (contlnuedl
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (coda'T049. FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
Sol
The 303-K Storage Facility (303-K), which began waste management operation in
January 1972, was used for the storage of mixed waste in U.S. Department of
Transportation-specified containers. Both liquid and solid waste was stored at the
303-K. The liquid waste was stored on a 57-square meter (610-square foot) pad
within the building. The building provided secondary containment for the contents
of the containers. The solid waste was stored outside the building on a 426-square
meter (4,590-square foot) asphalt, concrete, and gravel pad. The storage area is
surrounded by a chain link fence. The 303-K no longer stores mixed waste and will
be closed.
The maximum process design capacity for container storage at the 303-K was
41,640 liters (11,000 gallons).
' IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Enter the four dig it number from Chapter 173.303 WAC for mach Vaud dange rous waste you will handle. If you handle
dangerous wastes which are net Head In Chapter 173.303 WAD, e nter the four dig it numherls) that d escribes the characteristics and/or the toxic contaminants
of those dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANT77Y - For ea ch listed waste entered in column A. estimate the quantity of that waste that WIN be hand led on an annual basis.
For each characte ristic or toxic contaminant entered In column A estimate the total annual qua ntity of all the norhHnad wanes) that WIN be handled which
possess that characte ristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity entered In column B enter-the unit of measure code. U nits of measu re which must be used and the app ro p riate codes
are:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEA SU RE COD E METRIC UN IT OF MEASUR E C ODE
POUNDS... : ................. P '. KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS....................... T METRIC TONS..................M
o f 1-11 v re co rd, us of uantity,
er sp othle unit ewas of teth
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the un its of me asure must be convened into one of the re quired vn8s of m easu re taking Into account the
pp p ate density
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For lineddenyroue waste: For each listed dangerous waste ente re d in column A select the code(sl from the li st of p rocess modes contained in Section Ill to
Irdlene hew the waa" will be stored, treated, and/or disposed of at the fac ility.
For non-Hand dange rous wanes. For each characte ristic or toxic co ntaminant ente re d In Column A. select the code(:) from the li st of proce ss co des co nt ained In
Section III to indicate all the p rocesses th at wi ll be used to stare. t re at, and/or dispo se of all the non-Hated dange rous wastes that possess that characteri stic or
toxic contaminant. -
Note: spaces
of hem D(1);and r1^1t Enter in t
entering
a precast
ideddon pipe
more and the additioonal mde(s))asulhed shove; 121 Entar'000' In the ext reme tight
the line number
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If erode I. not listed for a p rocess that will be used, d escribe the pro ce ss M the space p rovided on the farm.
NOTE: DANGEAOUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous wastes that can be described by more than one Wash
Number shall be des cribed on the forth as follows;
1 th
Selma
aste and demdb ng all the processes to and
to trout, norm, end%or dispose o/ thewage. columns B, C. and D by estimating the total annual quantity of .
Z
In other
okimn den make no no ether er on that
Waste Numb" that can be used to describe the wage. In column D(2) on that line enter -in cluded with
3. Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to desc ribe the dangerous wane,
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV /shown /a line numbers X-1, X-2, X-3, and X4 below) - A facility will tre at and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome ehaNnp• from loth" tanning arch finishing operation. M add it ion, the facility Weill that and d is po se oil th re e non-Mated wastes. Two wastes are conasWe
be 200 of each moss•. Tit. other waste Is co nosNe and Ignitable and there will be an estimated 100 only and there will an es timated pounds per year
pounds per yea r
of that wane. Tre atment will be in an Incinerator and disposal w ill be In a landfill.
D. PROCESSES
N
N O DANGEROUS
i
W STE NO,
E /am ts/ code!
X•f K O (i 4
X.2 D 0 0 2
X41 D 0 0 1
B, ESTIMATED ANNUAL
6UANTiTY OF WASTE
900
400
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OF
NE A 1. PROCESS CODES
coder /enhd
P T 0 3 D 8 DI I
P 1 T 0 3 D 8 0
T 0 3 D 8 01
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IV. DESCRIP TION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (continued)
N DANGEROUS
WASTE NO.
N E o
(antes code!
8, ESTIMATED ANNUAL
QUANTITY OF WASTE
C. UNIT
OF MEA-
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1. PROCESS CODES
.wtal
D. PROCESSES
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1 0 0 0 1 6,804 K Sol Storage-Container(Re fe to IV. .
2 D101012
3D006
4 D1012191
6 D1013151
6 D 0 3191
7 D10 410
° F 0 0 1
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14 W T 0 2 Included With Above
76 D 010 7 18,144 K SO1 I I Storage-Container (Refer to IV.E.2)
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17 D 0 0-It 18,144 K S0 1 Storage-Container (Refer to IV.E.2)
IBD005
16 D 0 0 6
20 W T 0 1 Included With Above
21 D 0 0 2 771 K Sol Starage-Container (Refer to IV.E.3)
22 D 0 011, 2,313 K Sol Storage-Container (Refer to IV.E.4)
23 D 0 0181 2,494 K S01 Starage-Container. (Refer to IV.E.5)
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IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES IeonOnuod)
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B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
QUANTITY OF WASTE
C. UNIT
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D. PROCESSES
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2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
0(i coda is not entered in Oflll
' 0 0 1 13L078
K Sol Stora e-Container Refer to IV.E.6
2 D[01014.
3 through
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E D 0 019
Q D O ill
7 W T 012 Included With Above
Q D101012 680 K S01 Storage-Container (Refer to IV.E.7)
D101017
Included With Above
10 D 101012 27 K Sol Storage-Container (Refer to IV.E.8)
11 D 0 0 4
12 D 0 0 7
13 D10 1 1 Included With Above
74 W P 0121 91 K S01 Storage-Container (Refer to IV.E.9)
IS D 0 3171 20 K Sol Storage-Contai.ner(Refer to IV.E.10)
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IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES lcominued)
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST A 00 If1ONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION DIt) ON PAGE 3.
The following provides Informat ion concerning the types of waste that were stated at the 303-K:
1.
2.
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Rev. 5, 10/01/96
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Approximately 8,804 kilagrarns (15,000 pound$) per year of spent solvents - (This included spent degrearing solvents (FOO1,
WPO1, and WTOi) that were occasionally mixed with e thyl acetate (D001, F003, and WT02). This also Included spent
halogenated and nanhalogensted solvents (FO02 and FOOS). Waste so lvents were corrosive (DO02) and contained cadmium
(0006), 1,1-dichtoroethylene 10039), and trlchloroothylens (DO40)).
Approximately 39,288 kilograms (80,000 pounds) per year of heat treated salts contaminated with naturally occurring radioactive
potassium-40 - (The heat treatad salts wars generated from both bat. bath 18,165 kilograms (18,000 pounds) par year) and
quench bath - 18,185 k gagrams (18,000 pounds) Vyer year). The beta bath smite consisted of potassium nitrate, sodium n itrate,
.odlum nitrite, potassium chloride, and sodium chorde. The quench bath salts war n, considered toxic, extremel y hazardous waste
(WTOU and were considered Ignitable (D001) because of the presence of oxid izers (sold nitrate$ and nitrites). The quench bath
salts also contained badum (D 05), cadmium (DODO), chromium (DO07), and could have been considered toxic, dangerous waste
(WT02).
3. Approximately 771 ki lograms (1,700 pounds) of Co rrosive W002) copper fivarozirconate acid c rystals from the bottom of the
waste acid tanks in the 334-A Building.
4. App ro ximately 2,313 kilograms ( 5,100 pounds) per year of Zirealoy-2 and befyliumZrealoy-2 chips and fines before and after
concrating the waste in the 304 Bui lding - [This material designated as ig nitable (DOOI) be ca use of the pyrcphoric proper ties,).
6. Approximately 2,494 kilograms (5,500 pounds) per y ear of metallic lead (DOOB).
S. Approximately 138,078 kilograms 1300,000 pounds) pper y ear of centrifuge and Bit er press sludge de signated as toxic, dangerous
waste (W702) by the nJxture rule and Ignitab le (D001) because of the presenos of solid nitrates - IThs wave alto could have
contained the fallowing chemical constituents Introduced Into the 300 Area Waste Add Treatment System: arse nic (DO04), barium
(DODS), ca dmium (DODO), chromium (DO07), mercu ry (DOGS), and silver (0011)1.
7. Approximate ly 880 k il ograms (1,500ounds) per year of co rrosive (D002) waste add absorbed by sedimenta ry opal clay - [This
waste also co ntained chromium (DOAL
8. Approximately 27 kilograms (80 pounds) par year of waste adds co ntaminated with oil - IThs waste acids were designated as
co rrosive (DO02) and contained arseni c, (DO04), chromium ID007), and s li ver (00011)1•
9. Approximately 91 kilograms (200 pounds) per year of waste hydraulic o8 that conta ined halogenated hydroc ar bons (WP021•
10. Approximate ly 20 kilograms (44 pounds) of a mixed waste that co ntained pentachiorophenal (D037).
V. FACILITY DRAWING Refer to attached drawls s .
AN exiat6g edilti.. must Melude M ih* wan IaovldN en Pape 6 • .sale drawing et tin OdINy Nu Nawee'onr lormeu deeN.
'
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Vl. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph(s),
ady d.Mats AN existing atru @.i exis ting store". tre
Asa Is f^un giu rte+
M and disposal aNa1: and
must MdW. pho tog raph* /•x1J •r 9/OVnd r+Vl/) that aM g t
g., trartmam or dispos al era.. /eras iYwedons for neon dowfi.
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VII. FACI LITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
1 1113 Information is provided on the attached drawing(s) and photograph(s).
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
aA. N the
blow.
ovm.r 1. aloe the fa cility ope ra tor as lined In Sec tion VII on Form 1,'Gs nerat Information', Place an ")V In the box to the loft and skip to Sect ion IX
It. N t he facility ow ne r Is not the fackhy operator as iced In Sec tion VII an Form 1, eompiae th. following Items:
O p
i A WN NO
Dr. OWNER CERTIFICATION
leartdy under pit$/rye//low M•f/haw. p•raenN/ •xamN.d arW am /aml/far w/rh the N/^rmadan+ulMrtedN mi+•nd Nf•N•eh•d deaum•n b, +nd fh•rbxodon my
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NAME IpInr of ! SIN T E GATE3ZONED
John D. Vggoner' NaE g
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U.S. geprtment o f Energy
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
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Mx• w. NanH/cant penahrs+hr rubMrdnD /Cobs Nhrm•don, ncA/d'ny M. p+.16.Tty rile end Nrprironm.nL
NAME (pint or type SIGNATURE DATE SIGNED
type SEE ATTACHMENT
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
DOE/RL-88-21
303-K Storage Facility
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
Page 6 of 8
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
wner era r
John . Wagoner, Mana r
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
o- a ator
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
Date ate
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Page 1 of 7
Plaasa printor type In the unshaded a reas only
/3A)n areas ee spaced for eltte type, La., 12 charactcvmchl.
• 1. EPAISTATE I.D. NUMBER
FORM
W A 7 8 9 0 0 0 8 9 6 7
3
DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
AP LICA ON
APPROV
DA
o. a A /.
'
COMMENTS
II. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Pl.. N the appropriate boz in A or B below (mark % box on ly) to Indicate whether this Is the first applicrtbn you an submit ti ng for your facility or a revised
If is ant eppllutian and already mw facility's EPAISTATE I.D. Number, or if this Is a re vi se saap0estlon. this your you your
d app lication, enter your fag mf'$ EPA/STaT`E
L0. Number In Section I above.
A. FIRST APPLICATION !place on 'X' be/ow and provide the applepdatd dire)
q i. EXISTING FACILITY mplCiWtin belowdeOnRlon of txisWrg'lacigry. q 2. NEW FACILITY fomplete/rem below;
M
0 3 2 2 4 3
*FDR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE (me. daYy 9 yyr,l
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION ^0M(dENCED
fuse the boxes to the left/
MO A FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDEy.
& OP
i)
IT OH BEGAN OR ISP
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICATION (place an 'X' below and complete Section l above)
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STA TUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERM IT
Ill. PROCESSES • CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code f rom the Bet of process codes be low that best desc ribes each proeas. to be used at the fa ci lity. Ten lines are provided forente ring
co des. Nmore Rnes are needed,or ser thecode(.) in th e space provided. It amass will be rrsad that is not Included In the list of codes below, than desc ribe the
p ro cess (including its design papaclry) In the space provided on the !Section (i/PC).
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each +ode entered in column A enter the capacity of the p roms..
i- AMOUNT- Enter'the amount.
2. UN IT OF MEASURE - For each amount ente re d In co lumn Bill, enter the code from the list of unk measure codes be low that desc ri bes the un it of measure used.
Only the units of measu re th at are gated be low should be u se d,
Stooge:
PRO- APPROPRIATE UN ITS OF PRO- APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE M DESIGNFCARPACITYSS PROCESS CODE ESI
Treatment.'
CONTAINER (ba rr el, dram, etc)
TANK
WASTE PILE
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
Disposal:
INJECTION WELL
LANDFILL
LAND APPLICA TION
Sot
S02
503
SO4
D90
D81
D82
GALLONS OR LITERS TANK Tot GALLONS PER DAY OR
GALLONS OR LITERS LITERS PER DAY
CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
CUBIC METERSLITERS PER DAY
GALLONS OR LITERS INCINERATOR T03 TONS PER HOUR OR
- METRIC TONS PER HOUR;
GA LLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
GALLONS OR LITERS
ACRE-FEET (the volume that OTHER IUse for hysical, chemical. T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
would cover one acre to • thermal or blolo j &I treatment LITERS PER DAY
th of one foot] P rocesses tot occur ring in tanks;
dyHECTAR S-METER surface impoundmems or inainer-
ACRES OR HECTARES atoms. D es OCEAN DISPOSAL D83
c ribe the prates... in
GALLONS PP R DAY OR the spa" provTd.d; Section III-C.)
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT D84 GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT OF UN IT UN
MEASURE
OF
MEASURE -
UNIT OF.
MEASURE
IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ..................... G
LITERS....................... L
CUBICYARDS .................. Y
CUBICMETERS ................. C
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR................ 0
METRIC TONS PER {{OUR ....... ...W
GALLONS PER HOUR.... ..... ... E
LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES....................... 8
HECTARES.................... D
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLET IN G SECTION III Ishog— In in numb... X-1 and X-2 below): A fac/gryhas two srooye tanks, one tan kcan
hold 200 gallons and the orher can hold 400 ellons. Th. facility also has an Incinerator that can bum up W 2 gallons
per hour.
N A. PRO-
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N B Ifrom b
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Rev. 3, 10/01/96
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Continued from the front.
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111. PROCESSES (continued)
AD^DITIONAL
PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (cod e04'). 'T FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
a
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL
A
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The 437 Maintenance and Storage Facility (43T MASF) was intended to begin
waste management operations in 1989 that included the maintenance and repair
of equipment used in the Fast Flux Test Facility. The 437 MASF also was to be
used to treat dangerous and/or mixed waste (T01) by removing residual sodium
from waste materials. The process was to be conducted by placing sodium
contaminated material in a tank and reacting surface sodium residues with
water.
The 437 MASF never managed dangerous and/or mixed waste and a procedural
closure is being pursued for this unit. The maximum process design capacity
for tank treatment was to be 20 liters (5.3 gallons) per day.
N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Enter t he four diyk number train
173-303 WAC for ea ch listed dange rous waste you w
ted
il
l handle. If you handle
tlan mus wanes which are not listed in Chapter 173 .303 WAC, mur the four dig it number(,) that describes the eharaeatlos and/or the toxic con•'
tamPn e ants of those dange ro us wastes.
entered
B.
of waste that w be handled omen annual basis.
FEor each characteristic act+eristic otr toxic emend In colm estimate the total annual of all
contaminant quan lty a ste
y
9 titil the non•Bstsd wa),) that will be handled which
pos ta g e that characte ristic ar comaminmt.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE • For each quantity e ntered In column B e nter the un it of measure code. Un its of measure whi ch must be used and the app ropriate codes
am:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEA SURE COD EMETRIC UN IT O F MEASURE CODE
POUNDS............ ...... .. P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS.....................:. T METRIC TONS................... M
If fa cility re cords use any other unit of measure for quantity, the un it s of me asure must be convertad Into one of the. rogWrad units of measure taking Into account the
app rop riate density or specific gravity of the waste.
D. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For fisted donpemut wane: For each lined dangamus wane emoted In column A aelset the code(,) from the li st of process co des co ntained In Section III to
Indicate how the wane w il
l be stated, t re ated, and/or dispo sed of at the facil ity.
For non lined dangerous wa stes: For each characte ris ti c ortaxle contaminant ente re d In Column A, select the eode(al from the get bf p ro ce ss code, contained in
Section III to Indicate all the p rocesses that will be u sed to atom, treat, and/or dispo se .of all the nenHisted dange ro us wastes that possess that characte ristic or
toxic contaminant.
Note: four ,paces as provided for ente ring protons codes. If more are n eeded: (1) Enter the first three as d esc ri bed above; (2) Enter -000' in the extreme ri ght
box of hem IV •D01: and 131 Enter in the space provided on paps 4, the lino number and the add itional codets).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a code is not limit for a p rocess that will be used, describe the pmcoss in the spa ce p rovided on the tam.
NOTE DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dange rous wastes that can be desc ribed by man than one Waste
Number
half
dea ctibed on the tone as follows:
1. Select one of the Dangerous Waste Numbers and enter it In column A. On the same line complete column, B. C, and D by es timating the total annual quant ity of
the waste and desc ribing all the p rocesses to be used to treat, store, and/or dispose of t he waste.
2. In co lumn A of the next One enter the other Dang erous Waste Numb er that can be used to desc ribe the waste. In co lumn D(2) an that line enter 'included with
above' and make no other ent ries on that Una.
3. Repeat st ep 2 for ea ch other Dange ro us Wa st e Number that can be used to describe the dange rous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION N !shown in fine numbers X-1, X-2, X-$ and X-4 below) . A fac il
ity will treat and dir^crio of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shavings f ro m le ather tanning and finishing operation. In addition, the facil ity will tr eat and diepo0 of three non•fiated wastes. Two wastes era corrosive
only and then will be an estimated 200 pounds par y ear of each waste. The oth er
is croasive corrosiveanA
ign it
able and them will an es ti mated 100 pound, per y ear
of that waste. Treatment wi g be in an incine rator and d isposal will be In a landfill.
D, PROCESSES
1 N
N O
AS &OUS
WASTE NO. B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
OF MEA
QUANTITY OF WASTE
SURE
lenrcr 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
E I
)starer coda! code/ !enter! !if a code Is not entered In O!!1/
X• 1 K 1 0 1 5 4 Soo P T 0 3 D d D
X•2 0101012 400 P 7-10'31D'8'0
X•3 O 10101 1 100 P T 0 3 D e 0
X-/ D O 'O 2 T 0 3 D d 0 In cluded with above
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Continued 4om pa g e 2.
NOTE: Photocopy thls pspt before comp/etJnp X you be. ".to. to
mon than 16 /ist.
Boom e I I UM=WiTreatment Tank
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00©D®^^1^911^yWWW Included With - Above
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0111! IIIWWWW
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®1111 IIIIYWYIIY
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milli IIIWWWIII
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(enter 'A', 'e', 'C', tic. behind the '3' to /danWir photo cop/ed pspesl

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Condnued f rom the
IV. DESCRI PT ION OF DANGEROUS WASTES Irominudl
E. USE THIS S PACE TO LIST ADD IT IONAL PAOCESS CODES MOM SECTION 011) ON PAGE 3.
The 437 MASF was to be used for the treatment of alkali metal waste. The
waste would have onsisted primarily of sodium that exhibits the dangerous
waste characteristics, of ignitability (D001), reactivity (0003), and
corrosivity (WSC2, state-only, corrosive, dangerous waste). Approximately
5,000 kilograms (11,023 pounds) of dangerous and/or mixed waste could have
been treated per year at the 437 MASF.
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Page 4 of 7
V. FACILITYDRAWING RefertoattiChaddrawin s.
Ali
tacRMae mo ot inckW@ M the spas provid ed an page 6 a scab droving of t he fa cility lase NatrvcWna fermate daraYJ.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph($),
AS .doting tedlkbe nxtK induct. CMbgnphe /eeI/a/NprevndJeveO that abadY deiRwKe all ealKlrp KNOtlNee; emitting .tong., beafinerR and dbpaal coca; and
skae of tutus otonpe, eratmam or dbpoval anae fee. maueabns far aura d nM.
VII. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION This In i mat on Is provided an the attached d drawing(s) and pholognD a .
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
^x A. If the fadRty own$r i, Idao the facWty operator as listed In section Vil on Fotm 1.'Gomnl Infor riatlen', place an *X' M the box to the left and dip to Sect ion IX
below.
a. If the faollky owner b not tM fadlky ope rator a Seed In Sealbn VII on Farm 1 1 wmpble the Olbwkq kema;
A
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
/oa/rdy undN pool/ty or/aw Mat /have pevson,M ararnMe/and am fNtw/N Mot Me NQrmadon aWMaN M Mb end.Y Me,—oeara'
rata, end Matba.+ed en my
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More N+alpnNk+nrpen+/Goa for $obmrttln 9lAtta Jn/um+tbn, In nD DotrmlAry ollNa andhnpn'ivnmenr.
NAME /pint or type!
Jahn D. Ysgoner, f Enger
U.S. Department of of Energy
Richland 0 eratitxu office
X.
ON T GATE IGNED
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da1a1 drimadan .t ^naFfdh/ N pwAry f rirrl and
NAME !pint or typal
SIGNATURE DATE SIGNED
SEE ATTACHMENT
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X OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate,.and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
w Opera or
Jo n D. Wagoner, Ma ger
Yu.
Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
Co- er or
H.---J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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please print or type In the unshaded are as only
DFJn auras me spaced for cite type, le., 12 charecferinchh
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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
APPLICATION OA E R N D COMMENTS
APPROVED
1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
w A T e a o 0 o s a e T
11. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place an In the app rop riate boz h A or B below !mark orw box onH1 to {ndkate whether this is the tint app licat ion you are submitting for yaw IacJlty or a revised
pfleatWn. H this Ie your Rmt +pp8e+tiem and you almedy krww your facility' s EPAISTATE LD. Number, or 8 this Is a revised application, enter yaw 1ad4ry's EPA/STATE
I.U. Number In Section 1 above,
A. FIRST APPLICA TION !place an -X-below and provide the appropdate date)
Fl 1. E70571NG FACILITY reâ,
^tryceW 1, .!1elinlden of'"Is ting' facilit y. E]2. NEW FACILITY !Complete Item be/owl
* FOR EX IS TING FACIL IT O 3 Z 2
IES, PROVIDE'THE DATE Imo. daY & yyrl
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COM^IENCEO
4 3 f Ne e xes to rh a l^trl
`Ofhe da conp VUCtlon of the Hanford Facili ty commenced.
O. Y FOR NEW FACILITIES. .
ROVIDEyTHE DATE
/P/
J IOo I BEGAN
le
OR OPERA
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICATION (place an 'X' below and complete Section I above/
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS . PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
111, PROCESSES- CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE- Enter the code from the list of prowes codes below th at beat desc ribes each p rocess to be used at the facility. Ten lines are p rovided for entering
codes. If
nter thecode(s)
e lu o dos will b below, used that It not inc then ded in the list desadha of e the
P Ifet* l gin s am nee Tr e P. t a In the . Pr space tl% ided. if ///Process B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY . For each co
de entered in column A enter the cspachy of the process.
1. AMOUNT . Enter the amount.
2. UN IT OFMEASURE . For each amount entered In column Bill, enter the co de from the flat of un it measure codes below that describes the un it of mea sure used.
Only the un it s of mca um that +m listed below should be used.
'
PROCESS
PRO-
CESS
CODE
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPAC
PRO.
CESS
APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
IT Y PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage: Treatment:
CONTAINER (barrel, d ru m, oto)
TANK
WASTE PILE
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
SOf
S02
S03
SO4
GALLONS OR LITERS
GALLONS OR LITERS .
CUBIC YARDS OR
CUBIC METERS
GALLONS OR L ITERS
TANK
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
INCINERATOR
T01
702
T03
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS P DAY
TONS PER OUR OR
Disposal:
.INJECTION WELL
GGALLLONSPEA HOUROR'
LITERS PER HOUR
D80 GALLONS OR L IT LANDFILL
LAND APPLICATION
OCEAN DISPOSAL
ERS
D81 ACRE-FEET /the volume that OTHER Wee for pphysical, chemical, T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
would cover ono acre to a thermal or blulogleal tm+tmam LITERS PER DAY
depth of one foot) p rocessea not occurring In tanks,
OR HECTARE-METER surlaed Impoundments or ineiner•
D82 ACRES OR HECTARES +ten. Deseribethe yroeaases In
D83 he OR spat ce SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
p rovided; i;action III-C.)
G ALLLLO PER DAYAY
D84GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT OF UN IT UN IT OF MEASURE '
OF UN IT OF
MEASUREMEAS URE MEASURE
CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ..................... O
LITERS ....................... L
CUBICYARDS .............. .... Y
GALLONSEPIR DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY.. ..... V
TONS PER HOUR.. .. ........... D
METRICTONSPER I;OUR .......... W
HOUR ............... H
LITERS PER
ACRE-FEET .................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES....................... B
HECTARES .................. .. G
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION Ill Ishown In An numbers X-1 and X-2 below/: A laclliry has two storage ranks, tank e on
The facil ity also has an Incine rator that can bum u to 20 allons p one
er hour.
hold 200 gallons and the other can held 400 gallons
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
NA. PRO-
L U CESS
O FF
FOR N A. PRO-
2. UNIT ICIA L L U CESS
S. UNIT
1 M CODE
N 8 !from list
1. AMOUNT
OF MEA-
SURE
USE i M CODE
N B from list i. AMOUNT OFMEA-
SURE
E E above) /speeHYl kn ter
ONLY E E abevel IspecHYl (enter
R cede) R codel
X-1 5 0 1 600
G b'
X-2 T 0 3 20 E 6
1 5 0 1 83,279 L
2
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Storage Facility
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Contin ue d fr om the front.
III. PROCESSES !continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDI TIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS l ea ds'TO4'). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY•.
Sol
The 4843 Alkali Metal Storage Facility (4843 AMSF) began waste management operations in
April 1986 and was used for the storage . of alkali metal waste generated • from the Fast Flux
Test-Facility and from various other operations on the Hanford Site that used alkali
metal.
The dangerous alkali metal waste storage area was separated from the mixed alkali metal
storage area by a rape divider. The use of concrete blocks inside the 4843 AMSF provided
shielding to protect the environment from radioactive alkali metal waste. Waste storage
containers could have included steel 19-liter (5-gallon), 114- 1,iter (30-gallon), and
208-liter (55-gallon) containers, or Sealed piping and sealed components.
Presently, the 4843 AMSF does not store dangerous or mixed alkali metal wastewill „and be
closed. The maximum process design capacity for container storage was 83,279 liters
(22,000 gallons).
N. DESCR IPTI ON OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS
wasteisvhdddUire ant Enter In Chapt digit7number
.3 AG ent+ertthelfour digitnumborls) that d^ dangerous
the charaairisUu and or the toxic handle
tamPmms of those dange rous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY- For each listed warts ente re d in column Aestima te the quantity of that waste that will be handled on an annual bags.
For each cheracUdsUe or toxic contaminant ente re d M column A estimate the annual quan tity of al l the mrrEtted metals) that Will be handled which
po ssess that eharaetariad. or contamin ant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - Far each quantity entered In column 8 otter the unit of me asure code. U nits of measure which must be u se d and the appropriate codas
an:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE COD EMETRIC UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS .................... P KILOG RAMS................... K
TONS..................... T METRICTONS ........... ......: M
If fadlkv records use any other unit of renown for quant ity, the un its of measure must ba conve rted Into am at the re qui re d un it s of measure taking Into account the
aPProp to dens ity or spe cific, g ra v it y of 1M waste.
D.PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
Far hired dange rous waste: For each Read dange rous waste entered In column A se lect the code(,) from the get of p rotest coda co ntained M Section III to .
indi ca te how the w aste will be stated, treated, end/or dispo sed of at the facility.
For nan•Gsted dangerous miles: Far each characte ri stic or toxic contaminant entered M Column A, se lect the code(.) from the list of process codas cmtalnad In
Station III to Indicate all
p romises that will be used to stare, treat, and/or dispose of ale the non•Iisted dange rous wastes that pos sess that characte ristic or
toxic contaminant.
Nob: Four m ass, an provided for entering process codas. It anon err needed: (1) Enter tin first three as described shove: 121 Enter'000' in the extremeright
box of item 011), and (3) Enter In the seam p rovided an page A, the Om number and the add itional codels).
2. PROCESS DERgRIP TION: N a co de Is not listed for a p romos that will be used, d escribe the process M the spa ce p rovided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCR18ED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous wastes that can be described by more then ono Waste
Number shat be described on the farm as fo llows:
1. Select oneof
=scribing
Waste Numbers and enter k In column A. On the same lim comp le te columns B, C, and D by es ti mating the tot al annual quant ity of
the mute and describing all the procassms to be used to treat. sto re, and/or dispo se of the waste.
2. In column A of the mxt line enter the other Dangerous Waste Numb er that can be used to describe the waste. In column D(2) on that One enter "Included with
above and make no other entries on that line
3. Repeat stop 2 for each other Dange rous Waste Number that can be used to d escribe the dange rous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV lab.” In An. numbers X-1, X-2, X3, and X-4 below/ - A facil ity w il l treat and direst of an es timated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shrv,%ya from le ather taming and finishing opera tion. In addition, the fa cility V.111 treat end dispose of three nor, sted wa stes. Two wastes am corroslve
200 each waste. The olmr west. h corrosive and Ign it able and then wi ll bo on es only and there I be an e tim ated 100
st imated pounds par year of pounds per year
of that waste. Treatment wi ll be In an kminerator and dispo sal wil l be in a landfill.
N L NO
ANGE'ROUS
WASTE N0.
E ,
lMfa/COdII
g, ESTIMATED ANNUAL
QUANTITY OF WASTE
X•1 K O 1 S .{ Soo P T 0 3 I D's 0
•2 D 0 0 2 400 P T 0 3 b'8101
X•3 I D 1010111 100 P T 1 J3 D 1 8 1 0
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Rev. 3, 10/01/96
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D. PROCESSES
OFMEA
SURE
lenfer 1. PROCESS CODES 2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION
lenter) W o'coda 1, net entered1h D 1111
X-4 0 0 0 2 1 T D 3 D 8 0 In eluded with above
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IV. DESCRIFTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES I continued)
E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION 011) ON PAGE 3.
DOE/RL-88-21
4843 Alkali Metal Storage Facility
Rev. 3, 10101196
Page 4 of 11
The 484.3 AMSF was a storage unit for alkali metal waste that exhibited the
dangerous waste . characteristics of ignitability (D001), reactivity (D003), and
corrosivity (WSC2, state-only, dangerous waste) A maximum of 83,279 liters
(22,000 gallons) df dangerous-and/or mixed alkali metal waste could have been
stored at the 4843 AMSF.
V. FACUNDRAWING Refer to attached drawin e.
AN exle0ng fa cilities mutt Ine•,ds In the spa ce provid ed an page 6 a scale dnwinp of IM fa cil it
y fate Naouet sm /armera dot m.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to atached photograph)s).
futun amn mutt include PMepnphe /a«i l w Snundlm/1 at t. delimsta sp eafatpq etrvotvn.; e.1.tMp Nenp., V.stmant and disposed mat; and
Ahe^ of ^ pe. b.+tma,t or dl.p..al ar... 1....uwoiont /an mere U!
VII. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION This Information is providod on the attached n ng (s) and photograph(s).
VIII. FACILITY OWNER
A. If the f..IAy owner le al.o the fatally operators* Wed in Sec tion VII on Fom+ 1.' 0snanl Infonnation e, pla ce an eX' In the hex to the left and s kip to Section IX
below.
B. If ths_iTdBRy owner Is not t he Innity operator as Reed M Sec tion VII on Fom11, comp lete do fsilewing Hems:
O
Its of
fl''I fit
DC. OWNER CERTIFICATION
nd/y undt pn./tY .l law that / have p.nonMN uamitd end trot fmMw MN hlwmetlan.tvYMxM Fr Mp an/ ale attwh said.Wm.n4, and that 6w+.d on my
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION'
4843 Alkali Metal
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
l^hn D. Wagoner, Ma66ger
U S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
to-AKerlltor
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive Officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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4843 ALKALI METAL STORAGE
FACILITY--400 AREA
DANGEROUS ALKALI METAL STORAGE AREA
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4843 ALKALI METAL STORAGE
FACILITY--400 AREA
MIXED ALKALI METAL STORAGE AREA
46026'14" 96080657-2CN
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FORM
3
DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLPIRCOAIT oN Ao d ECa1V O COMMENTS
1. EPA(STATE I.D. NUMBER
IWIA171 e 3 o I ()
O e s s T
IL FIRST OR REVISED APPLICA TION
Place
B below only) torevised
p
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• M In the appropriate at Indicate PAST
p c,tion I.EPA/STATE
t +PPiutlonand You a^dedYknow yolx a AISATEI.Ds r Number, of if Ws 1s imixedappgtloi PP n^eMeio Yew Tsai! fry's or a
L6. Number In Seetlon l ,beve,
A. FIRST APPLICA TI ON Waco an -X-below and Provide the apprePdsM dual
1 3 1. EXISTING FACILITY ISea lese t;Sms lot def/n/Uan of 'ax&Ung' locality.
Complete Item below.!
2. NEW FACILITY (Complete hem bdowl
MO, A YR FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE Imo, day, f 1
BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COTNIM-1O
[0 -31 12 2114131 Of ( We axes to Ma(efU
he tlate constructwn of the Hanford Facility commenced.
B. REVISED APPLICATION (place an 'X' below and complete Section I above)
FOR NEW FACILITIES,
DATE,
Mail Mil BEGAN BE OR IS
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
IV. PROCESSES- CODES AND CAPACI TIES
facility. Ton Knee am p ro A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code fro m the list of p rocess codes below that but describes each p vided for e nte ring
ro ce ss to be used at the
rovide
more d. fenter
the se in space tInc H a process will be u d that Is no luded In the list of codes below, then desc ribe the
proeesi %incling u Its deig n ceps hW In the sace p $. /See da e vg
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY- For each code entered In column A odor the capacity of the prom'..
1. AMOUNT-Enterthe amount.
2. UNIT OF MEASURE . For each srtwunt enbrred In column B (11, amorthe code from the Bst of unit measure cod., below that describes the unit of me asure used.
Only the un its of measure that are listed below should be used.
O.
pPqq
CPERSSPROC
MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEAR FOEqq PROCESS
ODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DES
SURE
PROCESS CIGN CAPACITY
T re CONTAINER Iborrel, drum, etc)
TANK
WASTE PILE
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
Disposal:
INJECTION WELL
LANDFILL
atment:
501 'GALLONS OR LITERS TANK TO1 GALLONS PER DAY OR
502 GALLONS OR LITERS LITERS PER DAY
S03 CUBIC YARDS OR SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02 GALLONS PER DAY OR
CUBIC METERS LITERS PER DAY
SO4 GA LLONS OR LITERS INCINERATOR T03 TONS PER HOUR OR
METRIC TONS PER HOUR;
GALLONS PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
080 GALLONS OR LITERS
DSI ACRE-FEET rho volume that OTHER(Use for pphysical, chemical. T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
would mva one sae to a thermal or blot* cal treatment LITERS PER DAY
de O of one foci! p ro cesses net ocouning In tanks,
OR HECTARE-M surfa ce LAND APPLICA TI ON
OCEAN DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
impoundments or Inciter-
082 ACRES OR HECTARES atom. Desc ribe the nroc.,sea In
D83 Rthe PER O space provided; Section III-C.)
GAELS PER
DB4 GALLONS OR L IT ERS
UN IT UN IT OF MEASURE
OF UN IT OF. -, UN IT OF
MEASURE MEASURE MEASURE
E
UN IT OF MEASURE E
UN IT OF MEASURE C
GALLONS..................... O
LITERS....................... L
CUBICYARDS.................. Y
CUBICMETERS ................ C
GALLONS PER DAY ............ ... U
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR............. ... D
METRIC TONS PERHOUR..........W
GALLONS PER HOUR. ... .... .. E
LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
ACR E-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ...... ..... ... F
ACRES............ ... B
HECTARES .................... O
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION III (shown M pne numbers X-f and X•2 bePowl: A facility has two store^po tanks, tank can
ha/d 200 a/fans and Ne other can hold 400 allons. The laclity a lso has an In cinerator that can bum up to 20 gallons Al pe hour.
N
L U
1 M
N B
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B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
2. UNIT
FOR
OFFICIAL
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2 UNIT
O^ MEA•
FOR FOR
CODE
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1 5 0 2 1,105,337 L T
2 7 0 1 2,700 v 3
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4 10
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Sodium Storage Facility and Sodium Reaction Facility
Rev. 1, 10/01/96
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Continued from the front.
III. PROCESSES (continued)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS (ecds'T04'). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY,
S02
Construction began on the Sodium Storage Facility (SSF) in June 1995 with the anticipated date for waste management
operations to begin in April 1997. The anticipated date depends on the decision to restart the Fast FLUX Test Facility
(FFTF) and the potential use of the soditae coolant in support of the Tank Waste Remedistiorl Project. The SSF is located
adjacent to the FFTF in the 400 Area. The Unit will consist of three 302,a32-titer (80 000-gallon) tanks and one
196,841-liter (52,000-gal Lon) tank contained within a concrete structureapproximately E7 meters (91 feet) long by 27.4
meters (90 feet) wide by 9.1 meters (30 feet) high. The SSF will receive liquid sodium containing trace amounts of potassium
through batch transfers from the FFTF by Way of transfer lines connecting the two facilities. The SSF also could receive and
store sodium from other Hanford Facility operations of a ease-by-case basis. The sodium will be stored in the SSF Until
transferred to the sodluas Reaction Facility (SRF) for treatment. The total process desigri capacity for the four SSF storage
tanks WILL be 1,105,337 liters (292,000 gallons).
T01
Construction on the SRF depends on the decision to restart the FFTF and the potential use of the sodium coolant in support of
the Tank Waste Remediation Project. If constructed, the SRF WILL be tociated near the SSF and will consist of a 757-liter
(200-gallon) reaction vessel and ancillary equipment contained in a concrete and steel structure approximately 19,8 meters
(65 feet) long by 17.4 meters (57 feet) wide by 10.7 meters (35 feet) high. The sodium reaction process Will consist of
injecting awtten sodium metal containing trace amounts of potassium and water into the reaction vessel that Will be partially
filled with 30 to 50 percent sodium hyydroxide at approximately 116'C (240'F). Reaction products include sodium hydroxide and
hydrogen gas. The hydro gen gas Will be removed from the reaction vessel by an inert gas cover purge and maintained at
sufficiently low levels so as not to be flammable then mixed with air. The sodium hydroxide solution-wil,14oe reacted With
sulfuric acid to produce sodium sulfate, Which Witt be dried and placed into 208-11ter (55-gallon) containers for transfer to
an onsite disposal area. The SRF also could receive and treat sodium from other Hanford Facility operations on a case-byease
basis. The total treatment design capacity for the SRF Will be 2,700 liters (715 gallons) per day.
N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER -Enter the fourdigIt number from Chapter 173-303 WAC for each Nnsd dangerous Mgt you WIN handle. H you handle
dangerous wastes which am not listed in Chapter 173.303 WAC, enter the four digit numberts) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic con.
tamxtante of those dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each gated waste ente red In column A estimate the quantity of that warts that will be handled on an annual basis.
For each characteristic or toxic cordaminent entered In column A estimate the total annual quantity of as the non- gated waste(e) that WIN be handled which
possess that characteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity emend In column B enter the unit of moseura code. Units of measure which must be used and the appropriate codes
an:
4 ENGLISH UNn' OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CODE
POUNDS ................. P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS................. ......... . T METRIC TONS .................. M
11 fecikj records use any other unit of measure for quantity, the units of measure must be convened into one of the required inks of measure taking Into account the
appmpdate density or specific gravity of the waste.
D.PROCESSES
1, PROCESS CODES:
For listed dangerous waste: For each listed dangerous waste entered M column A assert the coda(e) f rom the list of proessi codes contained In Section III to
Indicate hew the waste will be stored, treated, and/or disposed of at the facility,
For non-gated dangerous waster, For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered In Column A. select the code(.) from the list of precast codes contained In
Section VI to Indicate all the procostes that will be used to atom, treat. and/or dispose of all the nom0 god dangerous wastes that possess that characteristic or
toxic conteminant.
Note: Few spa". era yrovided for entering pro"se codes. If more are asadad: (1) Enter the first three as described above; (2) Enter 'ODO' in the extreme right
box of Item IV•D(1); and (3) Enter in the spa" provided on page 4, the He. number and the additional code(.).
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: It a coda Is not Voted for a process that will be used, describe the process in the spa" provided an the forth.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER • Dangerous wastes that can be described by mom than one Waste
Number shall be descdbed on the fern as follows:
1. Select one of the Dangerous Wage Numbers and enter It In column A. On the ue m line compute columns B, C, and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing all the procosus to be used to treat, store, and/or dispose of the warts.
2. In column A of the next line enterthe other Dangerous Waste Number that use be used to describe the waste. In column D(2) on that ire enter *Included with
above*and make no other entries on that Una.
3, Repeat step 2 for each other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV Ishown to fine number X-1, X-2, X-3, and X-d be/owl - A facility will treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome ehavinoos from Nether tanning and finishing operation. In addition, tin facility wen treat and dispose of three nen-Itn.d wastes. Two wanes are comeshrs
only and them W be an estimated 200 pounds per year of each waste. The other waste is corrosive and Ignitable and there will be an estimated 100 pounds per you
Of that wane. Treatment will be In an Incinerator and disposal wW be In a landfill.
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E. USE THIS SPACE TO LIST ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES FROM SECTION 011) ON PAGE 3.
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The dangerous and/or mixed waste managed at the SSF and SRF will consist of metallic
sodium containing trace amounts of potassium, which designates the waste as an
ignitable dangerous waste (D001), state-only, corrosive, dangerous waste (WSC2); and
reactive dangerous waste (D003).
V. FACILITYORAWINO Refertoattacheddrawin S.
AM sxktIng fa cilid.e moat induct. M tM apace pe yldad an pap. S a seals dr.vdng of the fa.11lty /.v. kwt okra. for nor. d.tin).
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attaehad photogra9prhis).
AN axis ing fioxile rru natmsttt arf t mormpl ari^w Fuj U&d-kVW1 thi a
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VII. FACILITY GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION
VIII. FACI LI TY OWNER
his informationTis—pm—Oded onthe attached firaw ng(s) and photograph(s).
qz A. If the hicaxy caner Is also the fau1RY operator ae listed M Secdon VII on Fenn 1,'Genud Information', plau an W in 1111. box to the left Ord *Up to S. W an IX
hslaw.
It. N the facility vw 1. net the fadllty Ope ra tor a* lead In Seetbn Vl en Form 1, oempieb the f llewlrp Name:
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and'that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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1. EPAISTATE I.D. NUMBER
FORM
3 DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION w A T B; o 0 0 8 Y S T
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION DATER CEIVEO
APPROVE ma. d^ 8
COMMENTS
IL FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Plate an'X' N the app ropriate box In A •or a be low (mark am box only) to Indicate whether th is b the Bret .pplkatbn you sn submhtkq foryow fxLty or a revised
orb you already know your lacifty'a EPA/STATE I.D. Number, or If this Is a revised appfeation. smeryour facility' s, EPA/STATE
SeeNan sEove.eppliestluh
A. FIRST APPLICATION !plate an X- hakes andprobd. the appmpdam djnl
1. EXISTING FACILITY ISse bntmcdons for de/hhlon of'9xlstfnp'6Nlity.
Comekra lrem bakw.l
2. NEW FACILITY (Complete ham below!
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101311212114131
)R EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE Imo, delyl ! yyrr 1
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED
lure the bores to the felt!
MO, y FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDE THE DATE,
IMOR BEGAN OR IS
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-The date constrtigtion of the Hanford Facility commenced,
EXPECTED TO BEGIN
B. REVISED APPLICATION /plate an •X' below and complete Section lsbow)
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERMIT ® 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERMIT
III. PFIOCE38ES- CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter W code imm the Net of p ro cess codes below that boat d escribes each proc ess to be u se d at the lezili y. Ten Snes an p ro vided for ontodrq
codes. If more tines en needed, enter the cadets) In the spats p rovided. If • p rocess wi ll be wed that Is not Included in the fat of codes b elow, then describe Ihs
p rocess !branding Its design coo-chyl In the spate provided on the (Section 111-C1.
S. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each cods ente re d In column A enter the capaci ty of the p rocess.
1. AMOUNT- Enter the amount
2. UN IT OF MEASURE - For each amount ente re d M column Sit), enter the coda f ro m the Set of unit meas ur e codes below that describes the un it of measu re wed.
Only the un its ormusu re that an li sted b elow should be wed.
PRO. APPROPRIATE UN IT S OF PRO. APPROPRIATE UNITS OF
CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS CESS MEASURE FOR PROCESS
PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS CODE DESIGN CAPACITY
Storage: Treatment
CONTAINER tbenel, drum, etc) . Sot GALLONS OR LITERS TANK Tot GALLONS PER DAY OR
TANK 802 GA LLONS OR LITERS LITERS PER DAY
WASTE PILE S03 CB
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT T02
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Disposal: GALLON S PER HOUR OR
LITERS PER HOUR
INJECTION WELL D80 GALLONS OR L IT ERS
LANDFILL Del ACRE-FEET !the volume that 07HER (Use for physical, chemical, 704 GALLONS PER DAY OR
would covet am sae to a thermal or biolog ical tresmle .t LITERS PER DAY
de rh of one !cat p ro cesses not occurring In tenks,
OR HECTARE- R surface Impoundments or loch»r-
LAND APPLICA TI ON D82 ACRES OR H£CTAR£S often. Describe the Fpncusu In
OCEAN DISPOSAL 083 GALLONS PER DAY OR the space provided; 6ecdon 111-C.)
LITERS PER DAY
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT 084 GALLONS OR LITERS
UN IT OF UNIT OF UNIT OF
MEASUREMEASURE MEASURE
UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS .................... G
LITERS ....................... L
CUBIC YARDS . .......... ....... Y
CUBIC METERS .............:... C
GALLONS PER DAY .............. U
LITERS PER DAY................ V
TONS PER HOUR................ D
METRIC TONS PER HOUR ....... ...W
CALLLDNS PER HOUR............. E
LITERS PER HOUR ............... H
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HECTA -METER ............... F
ACRES.............. .. .. 8
HECTARES.................... D
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION 111 (shaven to lbn numbe bnk;
rs X-I and X-2 bsbwl: A fac2ty has two stopy• erw unit can
hold 200 pollens and the other can hold 400 gallons. The fac il ity a lso has an Incinerator that can burn up to 20 ;ellonsper hour.
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III. PROCESSES (contin ue d)
C. SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIB ING OTHER PROCESS (code 'T04'). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE IN
CLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
Sol
1. PROCESS CODES:
The 616 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste Storage Facility (616 NRDWSF) began waste
management operations in September of 1986. The 616 NRDWSF is located between the
200 East and 200 West Areas of the Hanford Facility. The 616 NRDWSF provides
container storage for nonradioactive dangerous waste generated in the research and
development laboratories, process operations, construction, waste site
cleanup/remediation, environmental monitoring, maintenance, and transportation
functions throughout the Hanford Facility and approved offsite facilities. Waste is
only stored at the 616 NRDWSF until arrangements can be made to ship the waste to an
.offsite treatment, storage, and/or disposal facility. The 616 NRDWSF stores
nonradioactive dangerous waste in containers that meet U.S. Department of
Transportation or equivalent requirements.
The maximum process design capacity for container storage at the 616 NRDWSF is
108,395 liters (28,635 gallons).
Ffrar Breed dange rous wane:For each Dated dangerous waste emend M column A se lect the codels) f ro m the Rat of process codes contained M Section RI to
Intlkat* how the wane wi ll be sto re d, toned, "far d isposed of at the facility.
For nor,11std danp"w wastee; For each characteristic or [ado contaminant amend kt Column A, se lect the cods(.) from tic list of proce ss codes cont ained In
Section III to Indian all the processes that wi ll be wed to non, t re at, and/or d ispo se of on the nou-Ilsled dangerous w as tes that p os te" that character istic or
toxic contaminant.
Note: Four spec" m p rovided for entering p ro c es s codes. U more m needed: (1) E nt er the fimt th re e as deec ribod show; (2) Enter 0000' in the enmme right
box of Rem IV-13(1); and (3) Enter In the space p rovided on page 4, the Una number and the addit ional code(O.
2. PROCESS DESCRIP TION: If a cods M not Noted for a process that will be wed, describe the process in the space p rovided on the fom%
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Derngnous wastes that can be desedbod by mom than one Waste
Number hall be described on the form as follows:
1. Select one of the Dangerous Web Numb" and enter R in column A. On the came fine complete columns B, C, and D by estimating the to tal ann ua l quantity of
the waste describing all the p roeeeee to be wed to that, nom, and/or dispo se of the waste.
2. M co lumn A of the next Kos ent er the other Dmmmmus Waste Numb er that can be wed to describe the w est*. M colu mn DIM on th at IM e nt er'Included with
above- and make no other *nudes an that line.
3. Repeat step 2 for e ac h other Dangerous Wane Number that can be wed to d escribe the dangirow wa rts.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION W Ichown In b'ne numbers X-1, X-2, X-3, and X-4 b elow) - A facility will treat and dispo se of an estlmned 900 pounds per year
of ch rome ehavis from leather tar"" and fins hkq operation. k addition. the facility win t re at and dispose of three non-fisted wan". Two wen" am ta^alve
only and then YA be an estimated 200 pounds par ye ar of each waste. The other wane le conc.iw and ign itablethen and will be an estim ated 100 pains pas yaas.
of that waste. T re atment win be in an IncMrator and dleped w il l be M a landfi ll.
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WASTE NO.
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Xd b 0 0 2 400 P 7 0 3 0 8 0
X-3 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 too I T O J 1 D'8 0
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W. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER- Emerthe four d igit number f ro m Chapter 173903 WAC for each Rated dange ro us waste you w il l hand le . If you handle
long* ,* wo e" which m not Rated in Chapter 1733 303 WAC, enter the four dig it number(') that d escrib es the characteristics and/or the toxic ego
bmmen b of those dongeroos weep..
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each Rated wane entered in column A estimate the quantity of that waste that wi ll be hand led on an annual bas ic.
For each charecmrink or to xic eo nammant ente re d In column A animate the total annual quantity of a ll the non- petad wastes) that wig be hand le d which
po ssess that cha racteristic or contaminant.
C. UNIT OF MEASURE - For each quantity amared in column B enter the unit of me ssun code. Units of measure wh ich must be wed and the app ro p riate codas
m:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEASURE CODE METRIC UNIT OF MEASURE CO DE
POUNDS ..................... P
TONS ....................... T
KILOGRAMS................... K
METRIC TONS.................. M
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t be conwrtsd into cos of the
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IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (eonUnuad)
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N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (co ;nued)
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PAGE 3 _ OF 5
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N, DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES imminwdl
E. UsETHIS SPACE To LIST ADDI TI ONAL PRCCESS CODES FROM SECTION Dill ON PAGE 3,
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Rev. 6, 10/01/96
Page 10 of 14
The 616 NRDWSF is used for the storage of nonradioactive dangerous waste
generated on the.Hanford Facility and approved offsite facilities. The waste
could consist of listed waste, waste from nonspecific sources, characteristic
waste, and state-only waste.
V. FACILITYDRAWING Refer to attached draws s.
M exiotln0lanTRNs moot fnelude In tM +paw provided en Pape 6 a auls dfew{ng el five faaNhy /au hsbue%n+lot oven d^mAl.
VI. PHOTOGRAPHS Refer to attached photograph(s).
AL existing faoRhlse must MaWda
shat of futon arorage, treatment of disposal ems+ is" ANmictfom; farm
storage, treatment and diepoul sna p; and
er s detaa/.
VA. FACIL ITY GEOG RAPHIC LOCATION This Infomation Is provided on the attached rawing(s) and photograph(s).
'VIII. FACI LI TY OWNER
QA. If the f..Iky owner Is a ls o the facility operata, at V oted In Section VII an Form 1, 10,nerd Information', pla ce an •Xe In the box to the loft and skip to Sect ion IX
be low.
a. H the fedlRy owner h not tM feoRlly ope ra te, as li sted M Sec tion VO on Form 1, co mplete the folkgwine hems:
IX. OWNER CERTIFICATION
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S T E DATE ONED
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U ,. S D epartnent of Energy
Richland 0 .rations Office
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
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Nara " s/DnNleant pen,hias Jor +ubrnhdn edr/imr.don, Wd/ny ale peaa2l/Ity the and inptGonmene
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
616 Nonradioactive Dangerous Waste
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
VA4A
wn perator
Jo D. Wagoner, Man er
U.S. Department of Energy
Richland Operations Office
l-opArator
H. J. Hatch,
President and Chief Executive officer
Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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616 NONRADIOACTIVE DANGEROUS
WASTE STORAGE FACILITY
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FORM
DOE/RL-88-21
600 Area Purgewater Storage and Treatment Facility
Rev. 2, 10/01/96
Page 1 of 7
1. EPA/STATE I.D. NUMBER
$ DANGEROUS WASTE PERMIT APPLICATION A T S
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
APPLICATION DATE RECEIVED
APPROVED ma. de a r.
If. FIRST OR REVISED APPLICATION
Place
soPScaiion. • It this I p ouri0nt box
I.D. Number In Section I above.
COMMENTS
w 710101010191017
and you alread one Indicate this the
newoyourl facilittr e AISTATErL eat 19 this Is aarevised a pWrntion, enter our fac, or a revised
Y PP Y 1 tY'a EPAISTATE
A. FIRST APPLICATION (place on 'X' below and provid e, rho sppmpri.re de N)
1, EXIST ING FACILITY (See fnsImctlons for dsrhddon of 4rlstlrp' facXty,
Complm item beluw.l
2. NEW FACILITY fcomplare from b'lewl
LM-1i
10131
OAY
2 2
YR
4 3
FOR EXISTING FACILITIES, PROVIDE THE DATE I o, da yy, d yy1.1
OPERATION BEGAN OR THE DATE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCED
rum the box's to the /em
The data construction of the Hanfoid Facility commenced:
Mo. OAY Y FOR NEW FACILITIES,
PROVIDE der THE DATE.
TION day, 6 yd OPERA-
TION BEGAN OR IS
EXPECTED To BEG IN G
0. REVISED APPLICATION [piece an 'X-below and complete Secrlon I above) -
® 1. FACILITY HAS AN INTERIM STATUS PERM IT
U0 2. FACILITY HAS A FINAL PERM IT
III. PROCESSES - CODES AND CAPACITIES
A. PROCESS CODE - Enter the code f rom the net of process codesbelow that b est d esc ri bes each proce ss to be used It the feellty. Tan lin es am pmNded for ontodrlp
codes. It more linesn a needed, enterthe codelsl In the space provided. It a p rocess w il l be wed that to not included In the 6t of cod es below, than dosc.b. the
process !including its design cepaeityl In the spats proNded an the (Sectlon M-Ch
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY - For each code ente re d in column A enter the capaci ty of the process.
1. AMOUNT- Enter the ambient.
2, UN IT OF MEASURE - For tech amount ente re d In column B il l, enter the code from the not of unit measure cod es below that'describes the unit of measwe wed.
Only the units of measure that are l isted below should be used,
Storege:
PRO- APPROPRIATE UN IT PROCESS
CESS
CODE
S OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY PROCESS
PRO-
CESS
CODE
APPRRROPRIATE UNITS OF
MEASURE FOR PROCESS
DESIGN CAPACITY
Treatm ent:
CONTAINER Ibanal, drum, etc)
TANK
WASTE PILE
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
Sol
SD2
307
Sot
GALLONS OR LITERS TANK
GALLONS OR LITERS
^ E MPOUNDMENT R SURFAC I
CUBIC RS METE
GALLONS OR LITERS 'INCINERATOR
TOT
T02
T03
GALLONS PER DAY OR
LITERS PER DAY
GALLONS PER DAY OR
TONS PER HOUR OR
Dispo sa l: GALLONS HOURORR'
L IT INJECTION WELL
LANDFILL
LAND APPLICATION
OCEAN DISPOSAL
SURFACE IMPOUNDMENT
ERS PER HOUR
D80 GALLONS OR LITERS
061 ACRE-FEET Ithe velum' that OTHER (U se for physic al, chemic al, T04 GALLONS PER DAY OR
would cover on.uas to a therm al or biolog ical treatment LITERS PER DAY
depfin of en' /ootl p rocesses not occurring In tanks,
OR HECTARE-METER surf ace Impoundments or Incineo-
D82 ACRES OR HECTARES Stan. Desc ribe the pmeets,, In
D83 GALLONS OR the space p rovi ded ; Sec tion 114CJ
OADAY
004 GALLONS OR L IT ERS -
UN IT OFUN IT OF UN IT UN
OF
MEASUREMEASURE MEASURE
IT
OF MEAS URE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE UN IT OF MEASURE CODE
GALLONS ..................... 0 LITERS PER DAY..'.... ......... V
LITERS ....................... L TONS PER HOUR............., .. D
CUBIC YARDS .................. Y METRIC TONS PER HOUR ....... ...w
CUBIC METERS ................. C GALLONS PER HOUR ............. E
GALLONS PER DAY .............. ULITERS PER HOUR............... H -
ACRE-FEET.................... A
HECTARE-METER ............... F
ACRES.,..................... 0
HECTARES .................... G
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLET ING SECTION III frhown In An' numbers X-T and X-2 bAowl: A/sanity Ms two aron a nhas, one sank can
hold 200 oollons and the othercvn hold 4`X1 ga llons. The facility also h e. an Incinerator that eon bum up to 28 pallone per hour. '
N A. PRO•
L U CESS
I M CODE
1 a !from fist
E E abossl
R
B. PROCESS DESIGN CAPACITY
1. AMOUNT
f'P•cI/Yl •
2. UN17
OF MEA-
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USE
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N A. PRO •
L V CESS
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2. UNIT
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USE
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X-I S 0 2 600
G 6
X-2 T o 3 20 f 6
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M
22,712,400 L
2 T 0 4 52,995 % V 6 I I
3 * Process Code S05 is being used to designate the 600 Area Purgewater Storage
4 and-Treatment Facility as a `Miscellaneous Unit' per WAC 173-303-680.
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i
III. PROCESSES (rontlnwd)
Q SPACE FOR ADDITIONAL PROCESS CODES OR FOR DESCRIBING OTHER PROCESS leada'T04'). FOR EACH PROCESS ENTERED HERE INCLUDE DESIGN CAPACITY.
SOS
The 600 Area Purgewater Storage and Treatment Facility (600 PSTF) began waste sanagement operations in January of
1990. The 600 PSTF is located in the 600 Area of the Hanford Facility, north of the 216-8-3 Pond. The 600 PSTF is
designated as a miscellaneous Unit (SOS) and is subject to the requirements of VAC 173-303-680. The 600 PSTF could
consist of up to six aboveground_ 3,785,400-liter (1,000,000-gallon) miscellaneous units. As of August 1996, only
two Units have been constructed, and only are is used. The miscellaneous units are used for storage and treatment
of purgewater generated from groundwater mnitoring trolls Located throughout the Hanford Facility. The purgewater
1s generated when a grgtsduater monitoring well is developed orgroundwater samples are taken. The purgewater from
groundwater monitoring wells is transported by tanker truck and pumped di reetly into the miscellaneous units- The
total process design capacity for the storage of purgewater at the 600 PSTF is 22,712,400 liters
(6,000,000 gallons). Currently, only a capacity of 7,570,800 liters (2.000,000 gallons) is available.
T04
Treatreent of purgewater by soLar evaporation takes place in miscellaneous units. Approximately 52,995 liters
(14,000 .9allons) per day of purgewater can be treated by solar evaporation based on evaporation rates calculated for
the Hanford Facility and assuming all six missal laneous units are in use. Raw water is added periodically to the
miscellaneous Units to provide a aaens for dust control when the units are dry. The current capacity for treatment
of purgewater at the 600 PSTF is 17,665 liters (4,666 gotten*) per day, although the total process design capacity
for treatment is 52,995 liters (14,000 gallons) per day.
IV. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES
A. DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER -Enter the four digit numb from Chapter 173.303 WAC tot each listed dangerous waste you will handle. N you handia
dmgerow wart= wMch aro not Nrt*d M Chapter 173 .303 WAC, enter the four digit numberia) that describes the characteristics and/or the toxic can,
tammants of those dangerous wastes.
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL QUANTITY - For each listed watt& entered In column A estimate the quantity of that watt* that will be handled an an annual basis.
For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered M column A estimate the total annual quantity of am the non- gated wastep) that will handled which
possess that characteristic or contaminant
C. UNIT OF MEASURE -For each quantity entered in column B ant" the unit of measure code. Units of mecum which mantles used and the appropriate codes
am:
ENGLISH UNIT OF MEA SURE CODE METRIC UN IT OF MEASU RE CODE
POUNDS ................. .... P KILOGRAMS................... K
TONS ................... .... T METRIC TONS........ .......... M
It facility -cords use any other unit of measure for quantity, the units of mossUm mat be converted into one of the required units of measure taking Into =count the
appropriate derrhy or apeeinc gravity of the waste.
O. PROCESSES
1. PROCESS CODES:
For FMad dangerous waste: For each gated d*ngarow waste entered In column A select the eodeW from the list of process codes contained in Section 111 to
Indicate how the warts will be stated, owned, and/or diapoud of at the facility.
For =n-listed dangerous wastes-, For each characteristic or toxic contaminant entered M Column A. select the codeW from the got of process codas contained In
Section 111 to indicate all the processes that WIN tea used to atom, treat, and/or dispose of as the non-listed dangerous watt" that possesa that characteristic or
toxic contaminant
Note: Four spaces am ymvidad for entering procsee codas If men are needed: 111 Enter the first three as de parted abow: 12) Enter e000' in the extreme light
box of item N-D(l): and (3) Enter in the space provided on page 4, the gne number and the additional cads(y.
2. PROCESS DESCRIPTION: If a code le not listed for a process that sum be used, describe the process In the space provided on the form.
NOTE: DANGEROUS WASTES DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE DANGEROUS WASTE NUMBER - Dangerous wastes that can be described by more than one Warne
Number shall be described on the form as follows:
1. Ssleet one of the Darrgerous Waste Numbers and enter It In column A. On the same Nan complete columns B, C. and D by estimating the total annual quantity of
the waste and describing all the pmesatso to be wed to treat store, and/or dispose of the west*.
2. In column A of the next one enterthe other Dangerous Waste Number that can be wed to describe the waste. In column D(2) on that line enter 9ncludad with
,bow' and make no other entries on that Nna.
3. Repeat step 2 far such other Dangerous Waste Number that can be used to describe the dangerous waste.
EXAMPLE FOR COMPLETING SECTION IV (shown MAP. numb— X-1, X-2, X-3, and X-4 belawl - A facility wi l treat and dispose of an estimated 900 pounds per year
of chrome shaving from leather t.nnim and finbhing operation. N addition, the fecNhy will seat and dispose at three non-imted wanes. Two watts, am corrosive
only and the- will be an estimated 200 pounds per year of each waste. The other waste M corrosive and Ignitable and them will be an estimated 100 pounds per year
of that waste. T-atmant will be in an Incinerator and disposal will be M a landfall.
A.
C. UNIT
N DANGEROUS OF MEA-
B. ESTIMATED ANNUAL
N D
WASTE NO. QUANTITY OF WASTE, tenter
E - (amen code) aod.)
X-1 K 0 6 A 900 P r 0 3 D 8 0
X-2 D 0 0 2 400 P r D 3 D 8 0
X-3 D O 0 1 too P r 0 3 D 8 0
600 Area Purgewater Storage and
1. PROCESS CODES
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Purgewater that is stored and treated in the 600 Area Purgewater Storage and
Treatment Facility comes from groundwater monitoring wells located throughout the
Hanford Facility:
The Estimated Annual Quantity of Waste (Section IV.B.) is based on the maximum
projected storage and treatment capacities of the miscellaneous units. The volumes
of purgewater resulting from well sampling and well development •activities can be
estimated; however, the volumes resulting from aquifer testing are more difficult to
project.'
Purgewater stored and treated in the 600 Area Purgewater Storage and Treatment
Facility could designate as characteristic waste D019 (carbon tetrachloride).
Materials stored and treated in these units could potentially include nonspecific
waste.numbers F001, F002, and F003.
The 600 Area Purgewater Storage and Treatment Facility also is used to store and
treat nonregulated purgewater.
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X. OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
600 Area Purgewater Storage and
I certify under penalty of law that I have personally examined and am
familiar with the information submitted in this and all attached documents,
and that based on my inquiry of those individuals immediately responsible
for obtaining the information, I believe that the submitted information is
true, accurate, and complete. I am aware that there are significant
penalties for submitting false information, including the possibility of
fine and imprisonment.
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Fluor Daniel Hanford, Inc.
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600 AREA PURGEWATER STORAGE
AND TREATMENT FACILITY
MISCELLANEOUS UNIT (TYPICAL)
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