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DOE/RL-90-11, Rev. 2<br />

05/99<br />

I cement slurry) were removed as debris from the walls to a point 0.76 meter above the floor. The<br />

2 decontamination and inspection to verify achievement of a'clean debris surface' were documented on a<br />

3 WRRV (refer to Appendix 6A-5). The removed wall coverings and other decontamination debris were<br />

4 collected, designated as low-level waste, and disposed at LLBG.<br />

5<br />

7 7.4.3 303-F Building<br />

8 The 300 Area WATS portion of the 303-F Building included metal pumps P40 and 50, metal transfer<br />

9 piping protruding above pipe trench grating in the building (including two in-line cartridge filters), and<br />

10 the metal-lined catch basin.<br />

11<br />

12 Transfer piping, pumps, and cartridge filters were removed during closure as debris, designated as low-<br />

13 level waste, and disposed at LLBG.<br />

14<br />

15 The catch basin housing the stainless steel liner is constructed of concrete covered with acid brick. The<br />

16 acid brick was removed to achieve a clean debris surface for these areas. The acid brick removal activity<br />

17 and the clean debris surface inspection are documented on a WRRV (refer to Appendix 6A-6). The acid<br />

18 brick debris was collected, designated as low-level waste, and disposed at LLBG.<br />

19<br />

20 The surface of the metal catch basin liner and the lower 0.6 meter of the east and south coated concrete<br />

21 block wall immediately adjacent to the catch basin were decontaminated of visible, white waste residues<br />

22 by hand scrubbing to a'clean debris surface'. The decontamination and clean debris surface visual<br />

23 acceptance were documented on a WRRV (refer to Appendix 6A-8). Decontamination solutions, rags,<br />

24 etc., were collected, designated as low-level waste, and disposed at LLBG.<br />

25<br />

26<br />

27 7.5 PHASE 3 CLOSURE ACTIVITIES<br />

28 Phase 3 closure will include the activities necessary to clean close 300 Area WATS portions of the 334<br />

29 and 311 Tank Farms, to complete clean closure activities for the 333 and 303-F Buildings by removing<br />

30 300 Area WATS piping from these buildings, and to remove 300 Area WATS piping from the WATS<br />

31 and U-Bearing Piping Trench. Phase 3 closure activities have begun in accordance with the Ecology-<br />

32 approved DIP (HNF-2814) and tentatively are scheduled to be completed in September 1999.<br />

33 Decontamination and clean debris'surface inspections will be documented on the appropriate<br />

34 task-specific WRRV identified in the Phase 3 DIP.<br />

35<br />

36<br />

37 7.5.1 333 Building<br />

38 Phase 3 closure will complete clean closure activities for the 333 Building begun during Phase 2.<br />

39 Phase 3 closure activities for the 333 Building will consist of removal and disposal of 300 Area WATS<br />

40 PVC drain piping from 300 Area WATS tanks 7 and 11 and non-300 Area WATS tanks 5, 9,13, 15,19,<br />

41 26, and 31 to the 334-A Building storage tanks. These drain lines are located in pipe trenches within the<br />

42 333 Building and between the 333 and 334-A Buildings. The trench structure is a portion of the WATS<br />

43 and U-Bearing Piping Trench that is outside the scope of 300 Area WATS closure.<br />

44<br />

45 Piping will be disconnected from the drain valves beneath these tanks and removed from the trench.<br />

46 Trench grating will be removed to gain access to piping for removal and will be replaced. Piping debris<br />

47 will be designated and managed as described in Section 7.2.2. Removal of this piping will be<br />

48 documented in the field logbook. No VMV will be generated for this activity.<br />

990525.1340 7-5

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