This document provides a printout of the "Fuel Activity Database" (version U6) generated by the Hanford DKPRO code and transmitted to the Los Alamos National Laboratory for input to their "Hanford Defined Waste" model of waste tank inventories. This fuel activity file consists of 1,276 records--each record representing the activity associated with a batch of spent reactor fuel processed by month (or shorter period) through individual Hanford separations plants between 1944 and 1989. Each record gives the curies for 46 key radionuclides, decayed t o a common reference date of January 1, 1994.
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