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CH-TRAMPAC Document Rev. 2, May 2005Table 2.9-36 – TDOP Weights ............................................................................................. 2.9-36Table 2.9-37 – TDOP: Material Content Forms Authorized for Transport......................... 2.9-39Table 3.1-1 – Summary of FGE Limits .................................................................................. 3.1-4Table 3.1-2 – Pu-239 Fissile Gram Equivalent, Decay Heat, and Specific Activityof Many Radionuclides................................................................................................... 3.1-9Table 3.2-1 – Maximum Surface Dose Rate Limits ............................................................... 3.2-1Table 3.3-1 – Sealed Source Forms for S100 and S300 Pipe Overpacks............................... 3.3-1Table 3.3-2 – Limiting Activity per S200 Pipe Overpack...................................................... 3.3-3Table 4.3-1 – Allowable Materials for Waste Material Type I.1 Absorbed, Adsorbed, orSolidified Inorganic Liquid............................................................................................. 4.3-3Table 4.3-2 – Allowable Materials for Waste Material Type I.2 Soils, SolidifiedParticulates, or Sludges Formed from Precipitation ....................................................... 4.3-4Table 4.3-3 – Allowable Materials for Waste Material Type I.3 Concreted InorganicParticulate Waste ............................................................................................................ 4.3-5Table 4.3-4 – Allowable Materials for Waste Material Types II.1 and II.2 SolidInorganic Materials......................................................................................................... 4.3-6Table 4.3-5 – Allowable Materials for Waste Material Type II.3 Homogeneous SolidInorganic Materials with Unbound Absorbed Ambient Moisture (≤6% by weight)...... 4.3-7Table 4.3-6 – Allowable Materials for Waste Material Type III.1 Solid Organic Materials4.3-8Table 4.3-7 – Allowable Materials for Waste Material Types III.2 and III.3 HomogeneousMixed Organic (10% by weight) and Inorganic (90% by weight) Materials................. 4.3-9Table 4.3-8 – Allowable Materials for Waste Material Type IV.1 Solidified Organics .... 4.3-10Table 5.1-1 – CH-TRU Waste Material Types and G Values ................................................ 5.1-3Table 5.2-1 – List of Approved Alpha-numeric Shipping Categories, Maximum AllowableHydrogen Gas Generation Rates, and Maximum Allowable Wattages........................ 5.2-17Table 5.2-2 – List of Flammable Volatile Organic Compounds Identified by Sitesin CH-TRU Wastes ..................................................................................................... 5.2-23Table 5.2-3 – Common CH-TRU Waste Packaging Configurations.................................... 5.2-24Table 5.2-4 – DAC 1 Values (in Days) .................................................................................. 5.2-25Table 5.2-5 – Packaging-Specific DAC 2 Values (in Days) for Solidified Waste(Waste Types I and IV)................................................................................................. 5.2-25Table 5.2-6 – Packaging-Specific DAC 2 Values (in Days) for Solid Waste(Waste Types II and III)................................................................................................ 5.2-26Table 5.2-7 – Packaging-Specific DAC 3 Values (in Days) for Solidified Waste(Waste Types I and IV)................................................................................................. 5.2-27vi
CH-TRAMPAC Document Rev. 2, May 2005Table 5.2-8 – Packaging-Specific DAC 3 Values (in Days) for Solid Waste(Waste Types II and III)................................................................................................ 5.2-29Table 5.2-9 – Wattage Limits for Theoretical Analysis of Design Pressure Limit .............. 5.2-36Table 5.2-10 – Decay Heat Criteria for Container Selection................................................ 5.2-40Table 5.2-11 – Maximum Allowable Total Gas Release Rates for Waste Type IV............. 5.2-44Table 5.2-12 – CH-TRU Waste Test Category Payload Container Data Sheet ................. 5.2-49Table 5.3-1 – Aspiration Times Based on Date of Drum Closure (Waste Type I ) ............. 5.3-3Table 5.3-2 – Aspiration Times Based on Date of Drum Closure(Waste Material Type II.1) ............................................................................................. 5.3-5Table 5.3-3 – Aspiration Times Based on Date of Drum Closure (Waste Type III )............ 5.3-7Table 5.3-4 – Aspiration Times Based on Container Headspace Gas Samplingat Time of Venting (Waste Type I )............................................................................... 5.3-9Table 5.3-5 – Aspiration Times Based on Container Headspace Gas Samplingat Time of Venting (Waste Material Type II.1)............................................................ 5.3-13Table 5.3-6 – Aspiration Times Based on Container Headspace Gas Samplingat Time of Venting (Waste Type III ).......................................................................... 5.3-16Table 5.3-7 – Aspiration Times Based on Rigid Liner Headspace Gas Samplingat Time of Venting (Waste Type I )............................................................................. 5.3-21Table 5.3-8 – Aspiration Times Based on Rigid Liner Headspace Gas Samplingat Time of Venting (Waste Material Type II.1)............................................................ 5.3-25Table 5.3-9 – Aspiration Times Based on Rigid Liner Headspace Gas Samplingat Time of Venting (Waste Type III ).......................................................................... 5.3-29Table 5.3-10 – Aspiration Times (in Days) Based on Headspace Gas SamplingDuring Aspiration (Waste Type I ).............................................................................. 5.3-33Table 5.3-11 – Aspiration Times (in Days) Based on Headspace Gas SamplingDuring Aspiration (Waste Material Type II.1) ............................................................. 5.3-37Table 5.3-12 – Aspiration Times (in Days) Based on Headspace Gas SamplingDuring Aspiration (Waste Type III ) ........................................................................... 5.3-41Table 6.2-1 – Payload Container Transportation Certification Document (PCTCD),Analytical Category .................................................................................................... 6.2-14Table 6.2-2 – Payload Container Transportation Certification Document (PCTCD),Test Category .............................................................................................................. 6.2-16Table 6.2-3 – Overpack Payload Container Transportation Certification Document(OPCTCD) .................................................................................................................. 6.2-18Table 6.2-4 – Payload Assembly Transportation Certification Document (PATCD) ........ 6.2-24Table 6.2-5 – Site Control Checklist for Controlled Shipments ......................................... 6.2-27vii
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