Abstract

The 200 East Area Double-Shell Tank (DST) Waste Transfer System (WTS) consists of a network of buried transfer pipelines, operating equipment, and transfer structures (diversion boxes, valve pits, and pump pits) used to transfer high-level, radioactive waste between tank farm facilities. The primary purpose of the 200 East Area DST WTS is to support the overall mission of the River Protection Project (RPP) to store, treat, and immobilize highly radioactive waste from Hanford Site tanks in an environmentally safe, sound, and cost-effective manner. This system design description (SDD) describes the functions of the 200 East Area DST WTS, identifies the requirements and their bases to support the system functions, and discusses how the 200 East Area DST WTS, as designed, fulfills those requirements. This system design description of the 200 East Area Double-Shell Tank Waste Transfer System is intended to be a living compendium of design requirements, design bases, and system descriptions. The system design description includes references to relevant procedures, drawings, calculations, and supporting documents.


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Published on 01/01/2003

Volume 2003, 2003
DOI: 10.2172/811999
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA license

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