Functional Analysis of Selected NNSA Sites - National Nuclear ...

Functional Analysisof Selected NNSA SitesMarch 2010Work for OthersOtherSites / AgenciesWaste IsolationPilot PlantOff-SiteWaste DisposalCommercialSuppliersB&WFuels FacilitiesPXDoDNon-DOE Work• Uranium Alloys• Uranium Materials• Reactor Fuel MaterialsSpecial Nuclear Material(SNM)• Hazardous Waste• Low Level Waste• Mixed Waste• Materials• Depleted Uranium• Reactor Fuels Materials• Excess HEU• Retired CSAs• CSAs for Refurbishment• Surveillance CSAs• Canned Sub-Assemblies (CSA)• Containers• JTA Sub-AssembliesY-12• Primary Components• Development Parts• QualificationEvaluation Samples• EngineeringEvaluation Samples• Test SupportHardwarePrimary Functions for Defense ProgramsManufactureValidateStore andConductDisassemble& ReworkCertificationTransportR&DManageWork*• Development Parts• QualificationEvaluation Pu Materials Samples• EngineeringEvaluation Samples• Test SupportHardwareLANLLLNL* People/Policies/FacilitiesCanned Sub-Assemblies(CSA)• Test Articles• Low Level Waste• Mixed WasteTest Support HardwareSpecial Nuclear Material(SNM)Engineered MaterialsNTSSNLSRSKCPNOTES:1. A complete list of the site’s functions is provided separately in Table 1 – Function Listing, Definitions and Performing Sites.2. Standard flow direction is depicted for components and materials. Many items are returned (opposite flow direction) to the home site when no longer needed or in the event of a UR, QMR, or SFI.LegendDPNon-DPFigure 11 – Current State External Interface Diagram, Physical Items – Y-12.Page 31 of 56