Re: Liquid waste tank decommissioning!

[Christopher_Wend@bedison.com]

     Suggestion (not endorsement): You might want to contact the following 
     company. They process large, contaminated components, I haven't used 
     the contact info in a while. Hopefully, it is still current.
     
     Frank W. Hake Associates, LLC
     1790 Dock St.
     Memphis, TN 38113
     
     Ph (901)942-2206
     Fax (901) 942-2207
     
     Good Luck.
     
     My opinion only,
     
     Chris Wend
     Sr. Rad Engineer
     christopher_wend@bedison.com
     magnum8@banet.net


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Subject: Liquid waste tank decommissioning!
Author:  "Latha Vasudevan" <latha@nscsun.tamu.edu> at Internet
Date:    2/3/99 9:08 AM


Hello!
     
What is the procedure for putting liquid radioactive waste tanks out of 
service? What I mean is if we were to replace an old tank with a new tank, 
how do we go about getting rid of the old one ( if we have some trace 
amounts of radioactivity still present)
Any suggestions or comments are appreciated.
     
Thank you.
     
Latha Vasudevan                             Office: (409) 845-7551 
Radiological Safety Officer                         Fax:    (409) 862-2667 
Nuclear Science Center                             latha@nscsun.tamu.edu 
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843-3575
     
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