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DOE-STD-3028-2000
1.
PURPOSE AND SCOPE
This Standard establishes the criteria for the packaging and safe storage of separated 233U-
bearing materials. Materials conforming to these criteria should be capable of being contained
and stored safely for a nominal 50 years (pending disposition). It aims to obviate subsequent
repackaging during their continuing storage until their respective dispositions are identified.
Periodic inspections of 233U packages shall be conducted in order to confirm the storage
objectives covered by this Standard. This Standard does not apply to 233U-bearing liquids,
wastes, spent fuels, irradiated targets, in-process materials, or small quantities (= 15 g) involved
in research and development studies. Furthermore, this Standard only applies to uranium-
bearing materials in which 233U (and associated 232U) has the greatest radiological significance.
Major particulars for the safe storage of separated 233U are preventing nuclear criticality,
containing the radioactive materials, protecting personnel from undue exposure to penetrating
radiation, and safeguarding this SNM. The storage facility plays a primary role in addressing all
of these safety elements except containment. The facility plays a principal backup role (i.e.,
defense in depth) in confining radioactive contaminants during upset conditions. Material
stabilization, consolidation, access limitation, low maintenance storage, and reliability in
verification of the inventory are the Department's present goals for the 233U-bearing materials.
This Standard delineates the criteria for assuring that 233U-bearing materials will be packaged in
configurations (combinations of material form and packaging) promoting safe, long-term
storage. The packages should require regular surveillance for safety under anticipated handling
and storage conditions until their final disposition. Material control and accountability (MC&A)
surveillances may occur simultaneously.
2.
EQUIVALENCY AND EXCEPTIONS
This Standard provides criteria for 233U-bearing materials that are to be newly packaged and
materials that require repackaging for long-term safe storage. Currently stored material should
be compared to the criteria in this Standard and repackaged as necessary. This standard
allows using systems, methods, material forms, or devices that are functionally equivalent or
superior in the place of those prescribed herein if demonstrated by technical documentation.
Waivers and exemptions to this Standard shall be obtained in accordance with DOE TSPP-9.
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