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CH-TRAMPAC Document Rev. 2, May 2005Table 2.9-28 – 100-Gallon Drum WeightsWeight (pounds)Component Approximate Empty Maximum Gross100-gallon drum 95 1,000CH-TRU waste may be directly loaded into a 100-gallon drum. Empty 100-gallon drums usedas dunnage to complete a payload must also meet the specifications presented in this section withthe exception that dunnage containers shall have at least one open vent port (i.e., not filtered orplugged). Table 2.9-29 identifies material content forms authorized for transport within a100-gallon drum. For all material content forms, if the waste consists of compacted 55-gallondrums, the drums shall allow for hydrogen gas release through puncture holes in the sides of the55-gallon drum corresponding to the drum headspace and/or through obvious failures in drumintegrity due to the compaction process (breach of drum). For material content Form Number 4(see Table 2.9-29), if grout is used to encapsulate the waste, the grout formulation (e.g., use ofgas-permeable grout) and/or application (e.g., grouting around a pipe used as a gas releasepathway) shall allow for hydrogen gas release through or around the grout to preventaccumulation of hydrogen inside the encapsulated waste.Table 2.9-29 – 100-Gallon Drum: Material Content Forms Authorized forTransportForm Number1234DescriptionDirect load: Solids, any particle size (e.g., finepowder or inorganic particulates)Direct load: Solids, large particle size (e.g.,sand, concrete, or debris)Direct load: Solids, large objects (e.g., metalcans containing waste)Direct load: Encapsulated solids (e.g., solidparticles or objects surrounded by a layer ofcementitious grout or similar encapsulant)2.9-30
CH-TRAMPAC Document Rev. 2, May 20052.9.8 Standard Waste BoxThe SWB is designed for efficient loading of the ICV in the TRUPACT-II and the HalfPACT(Figure 2.9-16). The TRUPACT-II will accommodate two SWBs (Figure 2.9-17), and theHalfPACT will accommodate one SWB (Figure 2.9-18). The approximate dimensions of theSWB are given in Table 2.9-30.Table 2.9-30 – SWB DimensionsApproximate Measurement (inches)Dimension Inside OutsideHeight 36B 36/Length 68% 71Width 52 54!The SWB is constructed of steel. The SWB is closed by a neoprene or equivalent gasket andsteel screws. The SWB contains four filter ports. The SWB must be vented as specified inSection 2.5. Ports without filters must be plugged during transport. Table 2.9-31 presents theSWB construction materials. Table 2.9-32 specifies the weights associated with the SWB thatare applicable to shipment within the TRUPACT-II and the HalfPACT.Table 2.9-31 – SWB Materials of ConstructionSWB ComponentBody panels (lid, bottom, sides, ends)Lift attachmentsUpper perimeter tube assemblyOffset tubesLid perimeter reinforcementGasketScrewsFilter portsMaterialSteelSteel plateSteel tubeSteel tubeSteel plateNeoprene or equivalentSteelSteelCH-TRU waste may be directly loaded into an SWB or may be loaded into up to four 55-gallondrums or one bin, and overpacked in an SWB. The latter configuration constitutes a binoverpack. An empty SWB used as dunnage to complete a TRUPACT-II payload of two SWBsmust also meet the specifications presented in this section with the exception that dunnagecontainers shall have at least one open vent port (i.e., not filtered or plugged). Table 2.9-33identifies material content forms authorized for transport within an SWB.2.9-31
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