ML19242B885

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Application for Administrative Amend to Certificate of Compliance 6400.Requests Change to Rigid 30-gallon Fiber Drum W/Interior Impregnated W/Polyethylene to Prevent Corrosion.License Limits & Requirements Encl
ML19242B885
Person / Time
Site: 07106400
Issue date: 06/07/1979
From: Dipiazza R
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC COMPANY, DIV OF CBS CORP.
To: Macdonald C
NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS)
References
WRD-LS&S-769, NUDOCS 7908090493
Download: ML19242B885 (3)


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S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Of,. ice of Nuclear Material Safety & Safeguards Division of Fuel Cycle & Material Safety Washington, D.

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20555 Attention:

Mr.

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MacDonald, Chief Transporcation Branch Gentlemen:

Subject:

Request for Amendment, Certificate of Compliance 6400, Docket 71-6400

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The Westinghouse Electric Corporation hereby submits an applica-tion for an administrative amendment to Certificate of Compliance No. 6400 The following changes which have been previously discussed with Mr.

R. Odegaarden (ERC) are requestcd:

1)

Section 5 (b) (1) (iv)

This paragraph is to be changed to read as follows:

" Liquid waste shall be solidified in a 30 gallon drum which is sealco in a plastic bag, etc......."

The reason for this change is that solidifying waste in c. 30-gallon steel drum can pose corrosion problems if acids are used.

Westinghouse has been using a rigid 30 gallon fiber drum with its interior impregnated with polyethy]ene to pre-vent corrosion if acids are used.

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Section 5 (b) (2) (v)

Please delete the last statement in this paragraph and replace with " Shipment limits will not exceed the authorized limits of the consignee."

Plutonium waste shipments are limited only to NECO's Richland Wa shi n;' t o n dirpocal facj31ty and are, therefore, subject to the licensing lit,its anc requirenants set forth by the attached license no. WN-1013-2.

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1 Please find enclosed a check in the amount of $150.00 as payment for this administrative revision.

If you have any questions re-garding this matter, please write me at the above address or telephone me on (412) 373-4652.

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i!ECO's !!cshington disposal facility, located about 21 miles northwest of Richlan,

liashington, operates undar authorization of license i!o. !!il-1019-2 as issued by the llepartment of Health, State of Washington.

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Possession Limi ts_

60,000 curies of radioactive byproduct material as packaged vaste a.

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5pecial !!uc^ lear Material:

5000 grams possesion 500 grams, except no single package inay

1) Uranium-235 contain greater than 100 grams.

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Uranium-233 300 grmr.s, except no single package may contain greater than 60 grams.

303 grams, except no single package may 3)

Plutonium contain greater i.han 60 grams.

Standard unity-ratios are applicable.

4) ilot greater than 15 grams per cubic foot concentrations of any 5) mixture of SIM isotopes in a single container is authorized, 4,000 pounds of source material, specifically Uranium 238 and Thorium 232.

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Gaseous radioactive waste materials are authorized for disposal as governed by d.

any, or all, of the above.

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Types of Haste Only packaged radioactive vaste material is authorized for receipt and a.

subsequent disposal.

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be received for processing, and subsequent disposal, except, Liquid scintillation vials packaged according to current Department of Transportation regulations concerning liquids, vill be accepted for c.

processing, Those liquy radioactive waste materials uhich have been solidified 'oy either a or cement, solidification system are presently authorized for d.

Tiger Lock disposal.

Those substances described as ion-exchange resins, ;hich have been solidified, in an inteoral manner, with either a Tiger 1.ock *, or cement, solidification e.

system are presently authorized for disposal.

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