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DOE-HDBK-3010-94
Appendix B; Plutonium Recovery Facility
maintenance room itself. The tanks themselves have support braces and mounts extending
through the steel floor into the facility concrete floor below. In doing so, the braces pass
through a shallow sump filled with borated raschig rings, which lies below an elevated steel
grating upon which personnel walk. This sump is designed to ensure a criticality will not
occur even if multiple tanks void their contents into this sump.
The tanks in this system are equipped with ever open vents to the vessel vent system and
pressure relief valves that direct flow to the raschig ring sump. Level indication is available
for each tank. High- and low-level alarms are provided locally and in the facility control
room. Supply piping to and transfer piping from each tank goes to common headers to
minimize the number of piping runs outside gloveboxes in the facility. Flow can be initiated
to or from a given tank by remotely operated air-operated valves on individual tank piping
leading to the headers. This capability was added to the system after initial construction to
minimize the need for personnel to be in the actual tank farm area. Actuation of the air-
operated valves is done at the appropriate local operating room control panel.
Lines going to and from the sample glovebox have identical air-operated isolation valves, but
three separate headers with three separate sampling systems are used to minimize
contamination and sampling error. The three systems are for pre-ion exchange dissolver
solutions, post-ion exchange product solutions, and low-level waste solutions.
The tanks located in the three tank farm enclosures and their principal functions and
capacities are listed below:
Enclosure #1
#1
-
Oxide dissolution storage tank
250
liters
#2
-
Oxide dissolution storage tank
250
liters
#3
-
Residue dissolution storage tank
250
liters
#4
-
Residue dissolution storage tank
250
liters
#5
-
Metal dissolution storage tank
250
liters
#6
-
Metal dissolution storage tank
250
liters
#9
-
Ion exchange effluent tank
400
liters
#10
-
Ion exchange effluent tank
400
liters
#11
-
Ion exchange effluent tank
400
liters
#12
-
Ion exchange effluent tank
400
liters
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