Evaluation of FTIR-based analytical methods for the analysis of Hanford Site waste

Rebagay, T.V.; Cash, R.J.; Dodd, D.A.

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“…Both overtone and combination bands of water can be used for moisture measurements. While a previous report (Rebagay et al 1995) provides evidence for the feasibility of using fiber optic probes, the results reported were strictly qualitative. A hot cell demonstration using this integrated system to quantitatively measure the water content of mixed waste is described in this report.…”

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Remote characterization of mixed waste by infrared spectroscopy: Fiscal year 1995 report

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Tank waste characterization requires various analytical systems to identify the chemical composition and water content of Hanford Site high-level waste to ensure that safety and environmental requirements are met and to provide stability and maintain the integrity of the tanks. An analytical database for the waste is also key to the design and implementation of pre-treatment and disposal processes. These tanks contain high-level mixed waste as sludge, saltcake, and supernate.

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