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" High-LevelWasteTank• RemediationTechnology

Integration Summary

C. R. DeLannoyC. SusieneEnserchEnvironmental,Incorporated

K. M. FowlerPacificNorthwestLaboratory

W. M. RobsonLawrenceLivermoreNationalLaboratory

J. M. CruseWestinghouseHanfordCompany

DatePublished

July 1994

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Document Tttle: Htgh Level Waste Tank RemedtattonTechnology Integration Summary

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HIGH LEVELWASTETANKRENEDIATIONTECHNOLOGYINTEGRATIONSUMMARY

ABSTRACT

The U. S. Department of Energy's Environmental Restoration and Waste

Management and Technology Development Programs are engaged in a number of

projects to develop, demonstrate, test, and evaluate new technologies to

support the cleanup and site remediation of more than 300 underground storage

tanks containing over 381,000 n_ (100 million ga7) of liquid radioactive mixed

waste. Significant development is needed within primary functions and in

determining an overall bounding strategy. This document is an update of

continuing work to summarize the overall strategy and to provide data

regarding technology development activities within the strategy. It is

intended to serve as an information resource to support understanding,.,

decision making, and integration of multip7 e program technology development\

activities. Recipients are encouraged to pr_,ide comments and input to the

authors for incorporation in future _evisions.

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CONTENTS

HIGH LEVELWASTETANK REMEDIATIONTECHNOLOGYINTEGRATIONSUMMARY ..... I

APPENDICES

A HIGH LEVELWASTETANKREMEDIATIONTECHNOLOGYDEVELOPMENTACTIVITIESCHART ............... A-I

B UST-IDTECHNOLOGYINTEGRATIONSYSTEMSOFTWAREAND USER GUIDE..... B-I

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HIGHLEVELWASfETANKREHEDIATIONTECHNOLOGYINTEGRATIONSUHHARY

This documentpresentsthe resultsof ongoingeffortswithintheDepartmentof Energy's(DOE)UndergroundStorageTank - IntegratedDemonstratioa(UST-ID)programto facilitatean integratedapproachindevelopingemergingtechnologiesneededfor tankwasteremediation.TheUST-IDis conductinga numberof technologydevelopmentprojectsaimedat tankwasteremediationat fiveUST-IDparticipatingsites: Hanford,SavannahRiver,IdahoNationalEngineeringLaboratory(INEL),Oak Ridge,and Fernald(Ohio).

Productionof nuclearmaterialshas beena majormissionof DOE and itspredecessoragenciesfor the last50 years. Theseactivitieshavecontributedto a substantialaccumulationof hazardous,radioactive,and mixedwastesat anumberof sites. One of DOE'smost significantchallengeswill be remediatingthe more than300 undergroundstoragetanksand associatednear-fieldenvironmentsat the participantsites. DOE has made a commitmentto remediatethe tank sitesthat are not in compliancewith stateand federalregulationsand to treatand disposeof the wastesin accordancewith acceptedpractice.This remediationprogramwillconstituteone of the most complexandresource-intensivecleanupactionseverattemptedby a governmentagency.

The cost of cleanupof the tank siteswill be prohibitiveusingsomeofthe currentbaselinetechnologies.Furthermore,majorgapsexistin keytechnologyareas. New and improvedtechnologiesare neededthat will supportthe baselinestrategies,reducecosts,accelerateclean-up,and enhancesafety. Accordingly,DOE'sWasteManagement(EM-30),EnvironmentalRestoration(EM-40),and TechnologyDevelopment(EM-50)Programsare engagedin a numberof projectsto develop,demonstrate,test,and evaluatenewtechnologiesto supportthe tankwastecleanupmission.

The EM-30Programat each sitehas the responsibilityto safelystoreandproceedto treatand disposeof existingand new wastesin a mannerthat isenvironmentallysound,technicallycorrect,safeto workersand the public,cost-effective,and in fullcompliancewith applicablelaws,regulations,andDOE Orders. To supporttheseremediationobjectives,EM-30must developthebaselinestrategyfor retrieval,treatment,anddisposal,and ensurethat theneededtechnologiesare developed.

The EM-40Programat each sitehas a similarmissionwith theresponsibilityto cleanup and restoresitesand facilitiesthat are no longerin service. As with the EM-30Program,all activitiesmust be performedin amannerthat is environmentallysound,technicallycorrect,safe to workersand

- the public,cost-effective,and in fullcompliancewith applicablelaws,regulations,and DOE Orders.

The EM-50Programis pursuingtechnologydevelopmentactivitiesatmultiplenationallaboratoriesandwith multiplemanagement/operatingcontractorsto supportthe site remediationefforts. The UST-IDtechnology

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development activities are focused on two major elements: theCharacterization and Retrieval Program and the Waste Processing and DisposalProgram. In addition, the UST-ID works with the various EM-50 Research andDevelopment Programs to help transition emerging technologies to a stage wherethey are ready for demonstration. Programs include Characterization,Monitoring and Sensors Technology - Integrated Program, Robotics - IntegratedProgram, Efficient Separations and Processing - Integrated Program, and InSitu Remediation - Integrated Program. The UST-ID also maintains awareness ofprogress in other integrated demonstrations with technologies that may haverelated application in tank waste remedtation.

Appendix A to this document presents the "High Level Waste TankRemediation Technology Development Activities" chart, which shows the EM-30,EM-40, and EM-50 technology development activities arranged by majorprocessing functions in the current baseline strategy. The chart is intendedas a visual tool to aid in determining applicability of technologies and therelative emphasis placed on the various functional needs.

Appendix B provides the tnittal version of the "UST-ID TechnologyIntegration System," an EXCELR-basedcomputer program that presents the datafrom the chart and other related technology development information. Theprogram provides an opening "top-level" flow diagram that allows the user toaccess more detailed levels of information with simple mouse commands.Instructions are provided for loading the program onto a personal computer andfor operating it. Investigations are underway regarding loading the programonto one of several "on-line" data communication networks to allow access on areal-time basis.

" The current vision for this activity is to transition it to the proposedHigh-Level Waste Tanks Focus Group for continued use and development. Thenext revision is tentatively planned for December 1994. Recipients areencouraged to review both the chart and the program and to provide any inputand commentsto the authors.

The work reflected in this documentwas performed as part of the UST-ID,in Technical Task Plan RL421207, under the direction of the DOE, RichlandOperations Office, and the DOE-Headquarters, Office of Technology Development.

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Compilation of EM-30. EM-40 and EM-50 Projects atParticipating DOE Sites

June 15. 1994

Prepared by:Underground Storage Tank-lnteorated DemonstrationJ. M. Cruse. WHC. 509-372-1024K. M. Fowler. PNL 509-372-4233

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UST-ID TECHNOLOGYINTEGRATIONSYSTERSOFTWAREANDUSER'SGUIDE

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

The UndergroundStorage Tank - Integrated Demonstration (UST-ID)Technology Integration System (TIS) provides you with a computerized directoryof the technologies being developed to support high-level waste tankremediation at multiple U.S. Departmentof Energy (DOE) sites. By using yourmouseto click on a series of buttons, you can call up a complete flow diagramof a particular technology function, obtain general information about thefunction, and then find out which projects (technology developmentactivities)are being conducted, along with information about the projects. Suchalayered information systemwill enable you to obtain only as muchinformationon a technology as you require. This program and guide _ssumesthat you havea basic knowledgeof computersand of Microsoft Windows.

2.0 COMPUTERREQUIREMENTS

To run the UST-ID TIS programyou need the following:

• IBMz or ]00% IBM-compatible computerwith 4 megabytes(MB) ofrandomaccessmemory(RAM)(for maximumefficiency in running theprogram, at least 6 MBof RAMis recommended)

• EGA/VGAmonitor with a screen resolution of either 640 x 480 or 800x 600 dots per inch

• A 3.5-in. high-density floppy disk drive

• At least 5 MBavailable for use on your hard drive

• Microsoft Windows(Version 3.1) andMicrosoft Excelz (Version 4.0)installed on your hard drive (Excel Version 5.0 is NOTcompatiblewith the UST-ID TIS program)

• A computermousecompatible with Windows._

I MicrosoftWindowsis a trademarkof MicrosoftCorporation.

z IBM is a trademarkof InternationalBusinessMachines,Incorporated.

z MicrosoftExcelis a trademarkof MicrosoftCorporation.

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3.0 PROGRAMINSTALLATION

To install UST-ID TIS, follow these steps•

1. Insert the 3.5-in. installation disk into either your A or B drive.

2. If you inserted the disk in the A drive, type A: (or B: if the diskis in the B drive) andpress Enter. Your screen should nowshow"A: "

3. At the A: prompt, type install. Your screen should show"A:install." Press Enter. The program is nowbeing copied ontoyour hard drive (C drive) and placed in the UST-ID-TIS D_rector¥.If this directory does not already exist, the installation programwill automatically create it.

4.0 PROGRAMEXECUTION

Onceyou have installedthe UST-IDTIS programon your harddrive,youcan enterthe programfrom eitherDOS or Windows. It is usefulto noteherethatthe UST-IDTIS programwas writtenas an add-onapplicationto ExcelVersion4.0.

4.1 RUNNINGTHEPROGRAMFROMDOS

At the C:\UST-ID\TIS prompt, type TIS and press Enter. This willautomatically take you into Excel for Windowsand into the UST-ID TIS.

NOTE: You must first close out any startup program on your screen, suchas E-mail, before you can get into Excel and the UST-ID TIS program.

4.2 RUNNINGTHEPROGRAMFROMWINDOWS

1. Once in Windows,double click on the Excel icon. This will open theExcel program.

2. Once in Excel, click on "Open"under the File menu. "Directories"will appear.

3. Doubleclickon Directoriesto openthe file,and thendoubleclickon "C:\"to openthe directoryfor the C drive.

4. Scrolldown and doubleclickon "UST-ID." "TIS"will appear.

5. Doubleclickon "TIS." "Files"will appear.

6. Under"Files,"doubleclickon "TIS.XLS."

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5.0 PROGRAMFEATURES

The UST-IDTIS programwas designedto be user friendly.ThroughExcel,you gaineasy accessto the program. The UST-IDTIS programthen operatesinan Excelworkspacecustomizedspecificallyfor the program. Simplyclickingon clearlylabeledon-screenbuttonswithinthis customizedframeworkwilltakeyou to any of the programfunctions. The specialformattingfeaturesusedto customizethe Excelworkspaceand the on-screenbuttonsusedthroughoutthe programaredescribedbelow.

5.1 CUSTOMFORMATTING

The Excelworkspacehas beenmodifiedonly for use by the UST-IDTISprogram. Modificationsincluderemovingthe standardExcelmenu bar,toolbars,formulabar,messagebar, andscrollbars. The formattedworkspaceis shownin FigureB-].

The UST-IDTIS programautomaticallyfitsall graphicsto the screensize. To viewdiagramsin theirentiretyon screenwithoutscrolling,ascreenresolutiondialogbox appears(FigureB-I). It will ask you to selectthe currentresolutionof the computerscreen. Thiswilldeterminetherelativesizeof the objectson screen. Only two computerscreenchoicesaregiven: 640 x 480 dots per inch(standardresolution)or800 x 600 dots perinch (highresolution).Ifyou do not knowthe currentresolutionof yourscreen,you can findthe informationby activatingWindowsSetupfromtheProgramManager. If it showsa VGA display,the resolutionof your screenis640 x 480 dots per inch. VGA is the most commonscreendisplayand is thedefaultdisplayon mostmonitors. If it showsa differentcurrentscreenresolutionfromthe two choiceslistedabove,you shouldchangeit so that thegraphicscan be viewedproperly.To make the change,go to the WindowsSetupunderProgramManagerand clickon the "Options"menu. WithinOptions,clickon "ChangeSystemSettings."Severaloptionswill appearincluding"Display."Clickon "Display,"then scrolldown and clickon "VGA."

Finally,all modelelementsarewriteprotected.Thismeansyou cannotchangeany partof the program. This prevenLsyou from accidentallycausingUST-IDTIS errors.

5.2 ON-SCREENBUTTONS

On-screenbuttonscontrolthe entireUST-IDTIS program. You activatethesebuttonssimplyby clickingon themwiththe mouse. You will use mostbuttonsto move fromone technologydiagramto another. Thesebuttonshavenamescorrespondingto the diagramtheyactivate. Otherbuttonsperformfunctionssuch printingand exitingthe program. Thesebuttonsalsohavecorrespondingnames. The buttonsavailable(shownin FigureB-2)are:"Technologies,""TechnologyInformation,""Projects,""NextLevelUp,""Previous,""Print,""Key,""OK,"and "Quit." Thesebuttonsare describedbelow.

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• Technologies

Technologybuttons represent the main categories and subcategortesof technologies evaluated under the UST-ID program. A technologybutton activates the flow diagram corresponding to the given

. technology or subtechnology. The technology buttons are numberedinthe order in which they are found on the top-level flow diagram,with subtechnologies numberedas a point extension of the parent

• technology. For example, tank waste processing is numbered3.0, andorganic destruction, a subtechnologyof tank waste processing, isnumbered3.2.

* TechnologyInformation

Clickingon thisbutton,locatedat the top of eachtechnologydiagram,will displaygeneraltechnologyinformation.

• Projects

You can obtainmoredetailedinformationon individualprojects(specifictechnologydevelopmentactivities)withina technologybyclickingon the projectsbuttons. Thesebuttonsare color-codedtodistinguishthe fundingsource.

• Next Level Up

Thisbuttonwill let you move froma subtechnologydiagramto theparenttechnologydiagramor froma technologydiagramto the

' top-leveldiagram. It effectively"unlayers"your screen.

• Previous

Thisbuttonactivatesthe lastdiagramviewedbeforewhateveriscurrentlyon the screen.

• Print

Clickon this buttonto printthe contentsof the currentscreen.

• Key

This buttonprovidesa color-codingkey for the projectsbuttons.

• OK

This buttonclearsdialogboxesfrom the screen.

• Quit

This buttonstopsthe programand returnsMicrosoftExcelto itsoriginalsettings.

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6.0 TECHNICALSUPPORT

The UST-ID TIS wascreated by Enserch Environmental, Inc., underdirection by the WestinghouseHanford Company. Any commentsand questions

. regarding the program ttself maybe forwarded to:

Cartna Sustene• EnserchEnvironmental, Inc.

Bellevue, WAPhone: (206) 451-4981Fax: (206) 451-4187

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