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DOE-HDBK-1106-97
V.
RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT
EO10 IDENTIFY methods for reducing radioactive waste.
A.
Segregation
Segregate waste by waste stream category and half-life to facilitate storage, minimization,
and disposal.
B.
Waste Storage
Each laboratory should have a designated location for storing waste. Radioactive waste
should be stored separately from hazardous waste. This location should be out of the way
of normal lab activities, but easily accessible, recognizable, and properly labeled and
shielded.
Liquid waste materials should be kept in secondary containers and segregated by hazard
class. Secondary containers may be lab trays or any device that will contain 110 percent
of the largest container.
C.
Sharps
Contaminated syringes, glass pipettes, and other sharp items must be placed in a
specifically designed, rigid container.
D.
Methods for Minimizing Waste
1.
Minimize waste generation
Confine operations: Confine operations with radioactive materials to as small an
a.
area as possible.
Minimize materials: Minimize materials introduced into radioactive material
b.
handling areas.
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