Re[2]: Disposal of Electron Tubes

[RONALD GOODWIN <RONALD_GOODWIN@health.ohio.gov>]

     To all RADSAFERS with extraneous sources that are no longer wanted.
     
     The CRCPD (Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors) 
     maintains a listing of brokers and interested persons who might want 
     your unwanted stepchild sources.
     
     They can be contacted at:
     
     CRCPD, Inc.
     205 Capital Avenue
     Frankfort, KY 40601
     (502) 227-4543
     (502) 227-4928 fax
     
     Ask for the broker's listing for unwanted radioactives.
     
     They will be glad to help!!!
     
     Regards
     
     Ronald_Goodwin@health.ohio.gov
     
     The CRCPD did not review this and is not a for-profit organization, 
     therefore, I guess it is alright to offer their names.
     
     


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Subject: Re: Disposal of Electron Tubes 
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at Internet
Date:    3/11/96 8:39 AM


It depends on the status of the facility license.  If you are a broad 
licensee, the NRC takes the position that you must manage your waste as if it 
were under your license.  This would require that the radioactive waste, if a 
byproduct material such as Co-60, would need to be sent to your local rad 
waste disposal facility.  For Maryland? Barnwell?
     
If it is NORM material you might be able to get Richland USEcology to take 
it.
     
Envirocare would probably not be appropriate because you probably have 
relatively small volumes.
     
Nancy Kirner
Foster Wheeler Environmental
(206) 688-3716
(206) 688-3716