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WHC-SD-W100-TI-003 Rev. 0<br />

-----mai-erial,- TaYle 4-4 suarfzes the formulations that were used to prepare the<br />

waste form specimens.<br />

Table 4-4. Formulation Parameters.<br />

Formulation parameter Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4<br />

Waste/binder ratio, ( kg/kg) 4/2 3/3 4/2 3/2<br />

Binder type 411-45 470-45 411-45 470-45<br />

Catalyst dose ( wt% of binder) 2.5_ 7.5 2.5 5.0<br />

Promoter dose ( wt% of binder) 0.1 2.0 0.1 1.0<br />

Total mixing time ( minutes) 25 8.5 8.5 10.5<br />

Peak-m}xing power (W) ---- 45 12.3 -9.9 13.9<br />

Peak exotherm (°C) 38.2 70 57.5 63<br />

Peak exotherm time ( minutes) 75 30 120 25<br />

SPECIMEN PREPARATION<br />

Test specimens were prepared from waste surrogates at the Stock Equipment<br />

Company laboratories. Batch size was approximately 4.7 L (1.25 gal).<br />

A variable speed laboratory mixer with propeller blade operating at 1,800 rpm<br />

was used. Each set of specimens was made from a single batch and poured into<br />

cylindrical molds. The tests described in Section 2.0 were performed on the<br />

specimens. Replicate tests were performed as described in Table 4-5.<br />

--- Table 4-5. Repiicate Specimens Tested.<br />

Performance test Number of replicates tested<br />

Compressive strength 10 @ 5-day cure, 10 @ 90-day cure<br />

Biodegradation 3<br />

Radiation stability 3<br />

Leachability/immersion 6 spiked, 6 unspiked<br />

7hermai cycling 3<br />

I Toxicity characteristic 2 + 1@ independent lab<br />

4-10<br />

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