Determining Drying Conditions to Mitigate Hanford Transfer Line Corrosion

Hanford Site Background • Hanford site located in Washington State and established in 1943: 1460 km2 • Since 1988 the site has been engaged in a comprehensive environmental clean-up effort. Waste Tanks • 177 underground tanks with 56 million gallons of high-level radioactive waste and chemical waste in 150 Single Shell Tanks (SSTs) and 27 Double Shell Tanks (DSTs)

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2025-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.2172/2555720
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Cuban History and Society
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Hanford Site Background • Hanford site located in Washington State and established in 1943: 1460 km2 • Since 1988 the site has been engaged in a comprehensive environmental clean-up effort. Waste Tanks • 177 underground tanks with 56 million gallons of high-level radioactive waste and chemical waste in 150 Single Shell Tanks (SSTs) and 27 Double Shell Tanks (DSTs)

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