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N. DESCRIPTION OF DANGEROUS WASTES (oom;nwd)
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DOE/RL-88-21
Grout Treatment Facility
Rev. 5, 10/01/96
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The dangerous waste proposed to be treated by the GTF has been determined to have the Waste characteristic of
corrosivity (0002, pH greater than or equal to 12.5). The list of dangerous waste Under Section IV.A. has been
added because of the potential of this Waste being treated and stored at the GTF. This dangerous waste consists of
toxic constituents cadmium (DO06), chromium (DO07), lead (D008), silver (D011), 1,1-dichlorethylene (D029),
nitrobenzene (0036), trichlorethylene (0040), spent nonhalogenated solvents 0 001, F002, F003, and F005), and stateonly
toxic extremely hazardous waste CWT01) in accordance with the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 173-303-084
°Dangerous Waste Mixtures. $ ' Following the treatment (deactivation and solidification) of the waste for corrosivity;
the waste is disposed In vaults and is considered a state-only dangerous waste (WT02) due to toxic characteristics
of the waste.
Dangerous waste constituents cadsitmm (0006) and silver (0011), Which are considered toxic characteristic waste, have
not been detected in the waste. Process knowledge of the waste being sent to the GTF indicates a strong possibility
that these constituents WILL be in the waste. Chromium CD007) and lead (DO08) have been detected in the waste based
on actual analytical data.
The Estimated Annual Quantity of Dangerous Waste of 45,359,237 kilogram (100,000,000 pounds) per year is based on
approximately 31,986,630 liters (8,450,000 gallons) of waste, or approximately six vaults. The total filling time
of these vaults is estimated to be 84 days per year at a maximin pouring rate of 382,325 Liters (101;000 gallons)
per day.
If the GTF is activated in the future, a Part A, Form 3,permit application revision could tie pursued as.requi red by
WAC 173-303 to revise the dangerous waste number(s) and the estimated a nn ual quantity of waste.
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VIII. FACILITY OWNER
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