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Assessment of radiocarbon in the Savannah River Site Environment

Description: This report is a radiological assessment of {sup 14}C releases from the Savannah River Site. During the operation of five production reactors {sup 14}C has been produced at SRS. Approximately 3000 curies have been released to the atmosphere but there are no recorded releases to surface waters. Once released, the {sup 14}C joins the carbon cycle and a portion enters the food chain. The overall radiological impact of SRS releases on the offsite maximum individual can be characterized by a dose of… more
Date: March 1, 1993
Creator: Carlton, W. H.; Evans, A. G.; Murphy, C. E. Jr. & Tuck, D. M.
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Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department
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Assessment of radiocarbon in the Savannah River Site Environment

Description: This report is a radiological assessment of [sup 14]C releases from the Savannah River Site. During the operation of five production reactors [sup 14]C has been produced at SRS. Approximately 3000 curies have been released to the atmosphere but there are no recorded releases to surface waters. Once released, the [sup 14]C joins the carbon cycle and a portion enters the food chain. The overall radiological impact of SRS releases on the offsite maximum individual can be characterized by a dose of… more
Date: March 1, 1993
Creator: Carlton, W. H.; Evans, A. G.; Murphy, C. E. Jr. & Tuck, D. M.
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Phase I Field Test Results of an Innovative DNAPL Remediation Technology: The Hydrophobic Lance

Description: An innovative technology for recovery of pure phase DNAPL was deployed in the subsurface near the M-Area Settling Basin, continuing the support of the A/M Area Ground Water Corrective Action Program (per Part B requirements). This technology, the Hydrophobic Lance, operates by placing a neutral/hydrophobic surface (Teflon) in contact with the DNAPL. This changes the in situ conditions experienced by the DNAPL, allowing it to selectively drain into a sump from which it can be pumped. Collection … more
Date: January 28, 1999
Creator: Tuck, D. M.
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