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Appendix A

Table A-1. Thirty-year waste forecast by waste type (volume in cubic meters).

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Table A-1 provides a summary of the three 30-year waste forecasts (expected, minimum, and maximum) for SRS by waste and year. The table supports the discussion of the waste forecasts in Section 2.1. The table was compiled from the Thirty-Year Solid Waste Generation Forecast for Facilities at SRS (U) (WSRC 1994a), the Thirty-Year Solid Waste Generation Maximum and Minimum Forecast for SRS (WSRC 1994b). Changes in mixed waste volumes between the draft eis and this document as a result of changes between the draft and proposed site treatment plan are presented in Table A-2, and are reflected in the mixed waste totals in this table.

The waste to be managed includes the forecasted generation identified in this appendix plus existing waste volumes in storage; existing waste in storage is included in Section 2.1, Waste Forecasts. To convert volumes to cubic feet, multiply by 35.31.

Year		Liquid high-level waste	Low-level waste	Hazardous waste	Mixed waste	Transuranic waste
1995	Expected	2,598	17,916	2,418	2,501	650	1949
	Minimum	705	17,906	1,398	1,622	650	1301
	Maximum	2,598	20,028	3,268	3,810	650	4043
1996	Expected	4,317	17,821	1,478	2,539	1,201	2341
	Minimum	1,317	17,816	757	2,074	1,201	1876
	Maximum	4,358	19,136	1,965	4,296	1,754	4642
1997	Expected	3,752	16,574	8,938	1,426	780	1135
	Minimum	1,158	16,448	4,013	938	780	647
	Maximum	4,358	24,395	10,631	2,535	780	2790
1998	Expected	2,432	15,458	40,052	1,682	757	1401
	Minimum	1,240	13,206	32,471	971	487	690
	Maximum	4,321	31,032	40,242	2,734	808	3004
1999	Expected	1,788	15,081	33,375	2,479	720	2198
	Minimum	326	12,970	29,941	935	450	654
	Maximum	2,611	30,481	34,272	3,512	733	3782
2000	Expected	2,175	20,568	6,121	6,302	983	6218
	Minimum	387	12,258	3,400	3,751	135	3667
	Maximum	2,174	39,980	7,334	74,249	87,355a	74519
2001	Expected	2,175	20,354	74,672	5,066	1,064	4999
	Minimum	387	11,553	59,577	2,186	60	2119
	Maximum	2,174	39,884	75,885	73,037	87,355	73307
2002	Expected	857	20,039	8,007	5,111	1,064	5044
	Minimum	387	11,287	1,075	2,136	59	2069
	Maximum	850	39,726	9,220	73,087	87,355	73357
2003	Expected	228	17,509	7,510	29,273	716	29053
	Minimum	387	11,254	1,390	2,351	59	2131
	Maximum	227	47,536	8,723	97,096	87,486	97366
2004	Expected	126	16,856	16,416	9,379	412	9309
	Minimum	387	13,964	18,938	9,082	241	9012
	Maximum	227	51,057	28,550	81,567	87,630	81837

Table A-1. (continued).

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Year		Liquid high-level waste	Low-level waste	Hazardous waste	Mixed waste	Transuranic waste
2005	Expected	126	16,387	16,324	9,023	338	8849
	Minimum	387	12,379	18,050	5,587	114	5413
	Maximum	227	56,663	28,425	80,801	87,450	81071
2006	Expected	126	15,319	16,367	9,177	213	9105
	Minimum	387	12,419	12,555	5,541	114	5469
	Maximum	227	56,193	27,981	16,897	1,139	17167
2007	Expected	126	15,319	16,449	9,189	213	9117
	Minimum	387	12,742	12,634	5,817	118	5745
	Maximum	227	56,193	28,154	16,914	1,139	17184
2008	Expected	126	15,319	16,393	9,232	213	9161
	Minimum	387	12,625	7,087	5,732	185	5660
	Maximum	227	56,193	28,017	16,965	1,139	17235
2009	Expected	126	15,319	16,410	9,245	213	9173
	Minimum	387	11,098	734	2,240	59	2168
	Maximum	227	56,193	24,742	16,982	1,139	17252
2010	Expected	126	15,606	16,401	9,557	285	9468
	Minimum	387	11,098	751	2,279	59	2190
	Maximum	227	56,767	21,359	17,534	1,283	17804
2011	Expected	126	14,996	13,118	9,015	210	8943
	Minimum	387	11,018	720	2,180	58	2108
	Maximum	227	55,548	21,408	16,477	1,132	16747
2012	Expected	126	15,400	9,892	9,418	215	9346
	Minimum	387	11,425	752	2,561	131	2489
	Maximum	227	56,516	21,530	17,387	1,143	17657
2013	Expected	126	15,319	9,943	9,358	214	9286
	Minimum	387	11,098	762	2,264	59	2192
	Maximum	227	56,193	21,557	17,118	1,139	17388
2014	Expected	126	15,299	9,946	9,402	213	9330
	Minimum	387	11,320	784	2,501	61	2429
	Maximum	227	51,052	21,641	17,164	421	17434
2015	Expected	126	15,586	9,973	9,530	284	9593
	Minimum	387	11,078	747	2,141	58	2204
	Maximum	227	51,626	21,623	17,533	532	17954
2016	Expected	126	15,299	9,998	9,307	213	9387
	Minimum	387	11,365	812	2,397	130	2477
	Maximum	227	50,262	21,118	15,106	388	15527
2017	Expected	126	14,976	9,933	9,032	209	9112
	Minimum	387	10,995	741	2,058	57	2138
	Maximum	227	49,617	21,021	14,550	381	14971
2018	Expected	126	13,719	9,015	5,412	147	5492
	Minimum	387	11,076	764	2,151	58	2231
	Maximum	228	50,262	21,123	15,174	388	15595
2019	Expected		13,799	9,029	5,497	148	5576
	Minimum		11,116	768	2,178	58	2257
	Maximum		50,584	21,161	15,478	392	15899

Table A-1. (continued).

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Year		Liquid high-level waste	Low-level waste	Hazardous waste	Mixed waste	Transuranic waste
2020	Expected		13,719	8,925	5,486	147	5548
	Minimum		11,282	791	2,361	129	2423
	Maximum		50,262	20,925	15,242	388	15663
2021	Expected		14,005	9,139	5,733	219	5812
	Minimum		11,398	828	2,441	61	2520
	Maximum		50,835	21,363	15,761	532	16182
2022	Expected		13,719	9,072	5,526	147	5605
	Minimum		11,076	771	2,176	58	2255
	Maximum		50,262	21,180	15,310	388	15731
2023	Expected		13,396	9,054	5,255	143	5334
	Minimum		10,995	763	2,094	57	2173
	Maximum		49,617	21,129	14,754	381	15175
2024	Expected		13,755	9,135	5,609	233	5688
	Minimum		10,959	738	2,085	48	2164
	Maximum		50,447	21,274	15,557	530	15978
Totals	Expected	22,212	474,432	433,503	224,761	12,564
	Minimum	12,099	367,224	215,512	84,830	5,794
	Maximum	27,077	1,404,540	676,821	804,627	543,330

a. The large volumes of transuranic waste are a result of digging up the burial ground.

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Table A-2. Revisions to thirty-year mixed waste generation forecasts by waste classes (volume in cubic meters).

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Table A-2 summarizes the revisions to the mixed waste forecasts that were incorporated in the final eis. These changes were made to align the eis waste forecasts with the 5-year projections for mixed waste generation included in the SRS Proposed Site Treatment Plan (WSRC 1995). Table A-2 presents the changes in volume for the various mixed waste classes that have been incorporated in the forecasts. Negative values represent reductions in the current waste forecast from that used in the draft eis analyses. The net effect of these changes (including revised estimates of the amount of mixed waste currently stored at SRS) is an increase in the amount of mixed waste to be managed over the 30-year period of 8,795 cubic meters for the expected and minimum forecasts and 1,554 cubic meters for the maximum forecast (Hess 1995).

		Waste classes
Year		Inorganic debris	Aqueous liquids	Organic liquids	Organic sludge	Lead	Composite filters	LDRa		Organic debris	Mercury
1995	Expected	+5.4	+13	-3	+1.8	+3	-2.4		+213	+320.6	+0.1
	Minimum	+5.4	NCb	-3	+1.8	+3	-2.4		+213	+320.6	+0.1
	Maximum	NC	NC	-2.5	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
1996	Expected	+5.4	NC	-116	+1.8	+1	-3.4		+227	+313	NC
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-116	+1.8	+1	-3.4		+227	+313	NC
	Maximum	NC	NC	-115	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
1997	Expected	+5.4	NC	-25	+0.8	+1	-0.4		+227	+313	+0.3
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-25	+0.8	+1	-0.4		+227	+313	+0.3
	Maximum	NC	NC	-24	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
1998	Expected	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.8	+5	-0.4		+227	+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.8	+5	-0.4		+227	+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
1999	Expected	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.8	+5	-0.4		+227	+314	+0.5
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.8	+5	-0.4		+227	+314	+0.5
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
2000	Expected	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.7	+4	-0.4		+30.3	+314	+0.5
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.7	+4	-0.4		+30.3	+314	+0.5
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
2001	Expected	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.7	+4	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.5
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.7	+4	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.5
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
2002	Expected	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.7	+4	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-40	+0.7	+4	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
2003	Expected	+5.4	NC	+112	+0.9	+5	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	+112	+0.9	+5	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
2004	Expected	+5.4	NC	-39	+0.9	+6	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-39	+0.9	+6	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
2005	Expected	+5.4	NC	+48	+0.9	+6	-0.4		+30.3	+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	+48	+0.9	+6	-0.4		+30.3	+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC
2006	Expected	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4		+14	+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC	NC

Table A-2. (continued).

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		Waste classes
Year		Inorganic debris	Aqueous liquids	Organic liquids	Organic sludge	Lead	Composite filters		LDRa	Organic debris	Mercury
2007	Expected	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2008	Expected	+5.4	NC	-39	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2009	Expected	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2010	Expected	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+30.3		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+30.3		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2011	Expected	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2012	Expected	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2013	Expected	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2014	Expected	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-38	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-39	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2015	Expected	+5.4	NC	-190	+1	+7	-0.4	+30.3		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-190	+1	+7	-0.4	+30.3		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-190	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2016	Expected	+5.4	NC	-190	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-190	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-190	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2017	Expected	+5.4	NC	-190	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-190	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-190	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2018	Expected	+5.4	NC	-190	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	-190	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	-190	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2019	Expected	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2020	Expected	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+30.3		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+30.3		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2021	Expected	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC

Table A-2. (continued).

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		Waste classes
Year		Inorganic debris	Aqueous liquids	Organic liquids	Organic sludge	Lead	Composite filters		LDRa	Organic debris	Mercury
2022	Expected	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2023	Expected	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC
2024	Expected	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Minimum	+5.4	NC	+1	+1	+7	-0.4	+14		+314	+0.4
	Maximum	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC	NC		NC	NC

a. LDR = Land Disposal Restriction.

b. NC = No change.

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Table A-3. Thirty-year low-level waste forecast by waste classes (volume in cubic meters).

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Tables A-3 through A-6 provide a summary of the three 30-year waste forecasts (expected, minimum, and maximum) for SRS by waste type (except high-level waste), treatability group, and year. The table supports the discussion of the waste forecast in Section 2.1. The table was compiled from the Thirty-Year Solid Waste Generation Forecast by Treatability Group (U) (WSRC 1994c) and the Thirty-Year Solid Waste Generation Maximum and Minimum Forecast for SRS.

		Low-level waste classes
Year		Long-liveda	Tritiatedb	Bulkc	SoilsSoilsd	Job-control wastee
1995	Expected	63	106	234	988	16,526
	Minimum	63	106	234	978	16,526
	Maximum	63	106	234	3,100	16,526
1996	Expected	40	67	157	878	16,679
	Minimum	40	67	157	873	16,679
	Maximum	40	67	157	2,193	16,679
1997	Expected	1	3	29	630	15,911
	Minimum	1	3	29	625	15,790
	Maximum	1	3	29	8,451	15,911
1998	Expected	7	13	50	328	15,060
	Minimum	7	13	50	322	12,814
	Maximum	7	13	50	16,131	14,831
1999	Expected	2	5	32	294	14,748
	Minimum	2	5	32	288	12,643
	Maximum	2	5	32	15,923	14,519
2000	Expected	120	211	511	1,054	18,673
	Minimum	49	106	403	532	11,169
	Maximum	163	274	570	20,801	18,172
2001	Expected	120	211	511	1,054	18,459
	Minimum	30	75	342	410	10,695
	Maximum	163	274	570	20,801	18,076
2002	Expected	120	211	511	1,054	18,144
	Minimum	29	72	322	383	10,481
	Maximum	163	274	570	20,801	17,918
2003	Expected	120	211	511	1,058	15,610
	Minimum	30	75	342	369	10,437
	Maximum	163	274	570	28,711	17,818
2004	Expected	144	304	540	2,542	13,326
	Minimum	65	222	371	2,806	10,501
	Maximum	204	446	599	31,906	17,902
2005	Expected	127	277	499	2,418	13,067
	Minimum	43	140	332	1,560	10,304
	Maximum	195	6,872	570	31,240	17,786
2006	Expected	136	290	511	2,482	11,900
	Minimum	44	141	342	1,560	10,332
	Maximum	187	6,832	570	30,849	17,755
2007	Expected	136	290	511	2,482	11,900
	Minimum	53	157	374	1,624	10,532
	Maximum	187	6,832	570	30,849	17,755
2008	Expected	136	290	511	2,482	11,900
	Minimum	51	152	351	1,617	10,453
	Maximum	187	6,832	570	30,849	17,755

Table A-3. (continued).

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		Low-level waste classes
Year		Long-lived	Tritiated	Bulk	SoilsSoils	Job-control waste
2009	Expected	136	290	511	2,482	11,900
	Minimum	30	75	342	371	10,279
	Maximum	187	6,832	570	30,849	17,755
2010	Expected	144	304	540	2,540	12,078
	Minimum	30	75	342	371	10,279
	Maximum	196	6,847	599	31,193	17,932
2011	Expected	126	274	479	2,418	11,700
	Minimum	30	72	322	371	10,223
	Maximum	177	6,816	538	30,462	17,555
2012	Expected	137	293	531	2,482	11,957
	Minimum	39	91	381	429	10,485
	Maximum	197	6,848	602	30,914	17,955
2013	Expected	136	290	511	2,482	11,900
	Minimum	30	75	342	371	10,279
	Maximum	187	6,832	570	30,849	17,755
2014	Expected	136	290	511	2,482	11,880
	Minimum	39	88	354	436	10,403
	Maximum	187	6,832	570	30,849	12,614
2015	Expected	144	304	540	2,540	12,058
	Minimum	30	75	342	371	10,259
	Maximum	196	6,847	599	31,193	12,791
2016	Expected	136	290	511	2,482	11,880
	Minimum	39	89	371	429	10,437
	Maximum	179	6,793	570	30,138	12,582
2017	Expected	126	274	479	2,418	11,680
	Minimum	29	72	322	369	10,203
	Maximum	170	6,777	538	29,751	12,382
2018	Expected	120	211	511	1,060	11,817
	Minimum	30	75	342	369	10,259
	Maximum	179	6,793	570	31,038	12,582
2019	Expected	121	214	531	1,060	11,873
	Minimum	31	77	352	369	10,287
	Maximum	189	6,809	602	30,203	12,782
2020	Expected	120	211	511	1,060	11,817
	Minimum	38	86	351	426	10,381
	Maximum	179	6,793	570	30,138	12,582
2021	Expected	129	225	540	1,118	11,995
	Minimum	40	91	374	434	10,459
	Maximum	188	6,807	599	30,482	12,759
2022	Expected	120	211	511	1,060	11,817
	Minimum	30	75	342	369	10,259
	Maximum	179	6,793	570	30,138	12,582
2023	Expected	110	195	479	996	11,617
	Minimum	29	72	322	369	10,203
	Maximum	170	6,777	538	29,751	12,382
2024	Expected	120	212	525	1,053	11,845
	Minimum	29	70	313	369	10,178
	Maximum	187	6,805	595	30,152	12,737

a. Includes long-lived spent deionizer resins and other long-lived low-level waste.

b. Includes tritiated job-control waste, tritiated equipment and tritiated soils.

c. Includes naval hardware and low-activity equipment.

d. Includes suspect soils and low-activity soils.

e. Includes offsite job-control, low-activity job-control, and intermediate activity job-control.

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Table A-4. Thirty-year hazardous waste forecast by waste classes (volume in cubic meters).

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		Hazardous waste classes
Year		PCB	Metal debris		Soil	Inorganic debris	Heterogeneous debris	Aqueous liquid	Organic liquid	Glass debris	Aqueous/organic liquida		Bulk	Organic sludge	Lead	Inorganic sludge	Composite filters	Paint waste	Sand/ gravel/ rock	Organic debris
1995	Expected	105		97	272	150	264	20	20	20	1,174	96		29	59	29	20	10	53	1
	Minimum	105		97	203	150	265	20	20	20	222	96		29	59	29	20	10	53	1
	Maximum	5		97	1,128	150	264	20	20	20	1,174	96		29	59	29	20	10	148	1
1996	Expected	24		51	168	83	152	10	10	10	810	51		15	37	15	10	5	25	1
	Minimum	24		51	99	83	153	10	10	10	158	51		15	37	15	10	5	25	1
	Maximum	5		51	623	83	152	10	10	10	810	51		15	37	15	10	5	76	1
1997	Expected	5		359	5,075	325	508	97	97	160	806	232		114	153	114	97	80	715	1
	Minimum	5		233	1,864	283	465	55	55	76	141	191		72	112	72	55	38	296	1
	Maximum	5		359	6,600	325	508	97	97	160	806	232		114	153	114	97	80	885	1
1998	Expected	32		1,184	29,250	421	456	392	392	781	868	407		394	404	394	392	390	3,893	1
	Minimum	32		980	24,074	353	387	324	324	644	165	339		326	335	326	324	322	3,212	1
	Maximum	32		1,184	29,421	421	456	392	392	781	868	407		394	404	394	392	390	3,912	1
1999	Expected	43		1,036	23,807	459	568	333	333	647	841	408		342	367	342	333	324	3,190	1
	Minimum	43		956	21,735	432	541	306	306	594	146	381		316	340	316	306	297	2,923	1
	Maximum	5		1,036	24,648	459	568	333	333	647	841	408		342	367	342	333	324	3,284	1
2000	Expected	88		233	3,269	198	312	61	61	104	844	143		71	94	71	62	55	453	1
	Minimum	95		151	2,044	102	161	37	37	70	136	74		40	52	40	38	41	281	1
	Maximum	88		252	4,161	241	383	67	67	107	844	171		80	108	80	67	54	563	1
2001	Expected	88		2,288	54,635	883	997	746	746	1,474	907	828		756	779	756	747	639	7,302	1
	Minimum	88		1,831	44,202	654	706	598	598	1,193	163	630		600	611	600	599	602	5,900	1
	Maximum	88		2,307	55,527	926	1,068	752	752	1,477	907	856		765	793	765	752	638	7,412	1
2002	Expected	88		289	4,656	217	330	80	80	141	880	161		89	112	89	80	73	638	1
	Minimum	85		75	349	69	120	13	13	23	144	44		15	26	15	14	17	53	1
	Maximum	88		308	5,549	260	402	85	85	144	880	190		98	126	93	85	72	748	1
2003	Expected	88		273	4,269	212	325	75	75	131	899	156		84	107	84	75	68	587	1
	Minimum	88		86	574	73	125	16	16	29	147	48		18	29	18	18	21	83	1
	Maximum	88		292	5,162	255	397	80	80	134	899	185		93	121	93	80	67	697	1
2004	Expected	92		541	10,878	305	422	164	164	308	961	248		173	197	173	164	156	1,469	1
	Minimum	92		614	13,691	253	309	192	192	380	174	226		194	206	194	193	196	1,833	1
	Maximum	92		887	19,967	457	602	278	278	528	961	385		291	320	291	278	264	2,671	1
2005	Expected	88		536	10,867	296	407	162	162	307	934	242		171	194	171	163	156	1,466	1
	Minimum	88		584	13,066	239	290	183	183	362	155	214		185	196	185	184	187	1,749	1
	Maximum	88		883	19,900	451	593	277	277	528	943	382		290	318	290	277	264	2,662	1
2006	Expected	88		537	10,872	300	413	163	163	307	953	244		172	195	172	163	156	1,467	1
	Minimum	88		420	8,939	184	236	128	128	252	159	159		130	141	130	129	132	1,199	1
	Maximum	88		868	19,558	446	588	272	272	518	962	377		285	313	285	272	259	2,616	1
2007	Expected	92		543	10,864	304	420	163	163	308	1,015	247		173	196	173	164	157	1,467	1
	Minimum	95		426	8,944	191	248	129	129	254	185	164		131	143	131	130	133	1,201	1
	Maximum	92		879	19,574	463	615	274	274	520	1,024	387		288	319	288	274	260	2,622	1
2008	Expected	88		537	10,864	300	413	163	163	307	989	244		172	195	172	163	156	1,466	1
	Minimum	88		257	4,817	133	188	73	73	143	166	107		75	87	75	75	77	650	1
	Maximum	88		868	19,558	446	588	272	272	518	998	377		285	313	285	272	269	2,616	1
2009	Expected	88		537	10,864	300	413	163	163	307	1,008	244		172	195	172	163	156	1,466	1
	Minimum	88		65	65	66	118	10	10	16	170	41		11	23	11	11	14	15	1
	Maximum	88		769	17,089	414	556	239	239	452	1,016	344		252	280	252	239	226	2,287	1

Table A-4. (continued).

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		Hazardous waste classes
Year		PCB	Metal debris		Soil	Inorganic debris	Heterogeneous debris	Aqueous liquid	Organic liquid	Glass debris	Aqueous/organic liquida		Bulk	Organic sludge	Lead	Inorganic sludge	Composite filters	Paint waste	Sand/ gravel/ rock	Organic debris
2010	Expected	88		530	10,854	289	395	161	161	305	1,069	237		170	191	170	162	155	1,462	1
	Minimum	88		65	58	66	118	9	9	15	196	41		11	23	11	11	14	14	1
	Maximum	88		663	14,537	370	505	205	205	384	1,078	304		217	244	217	205	192	1,946	1
2011	Expected	85		435	8,390	262	372	129	129	240	1,042	208		138	160	138	130	123	1,135	1
	Minimum	85		63	58	65	116	9	9	15	177	40		11	22	11	10	13	14	1
	Maximum	85		667	14,578	376	514	205	205	385	1,051	307		218	246	218	205	193	1,952	1
2012	Expected	92		341	5,926	235	349	97	97	176	1,060	179		106	130	106	98	90	808	1
	Minimum	92		64	63	68	121	10	10	15	181	42		12	23	12	11	13	16	1
	Maximum	92		674	14,617	385	631	207	207	387	1,069	314		220	249	220	207	193	1,953	1
2013	Expected	88		340	5,926	234	347	97	97	175	1,123	178		106	129	106	97	90	808	1
	Minimum	88		65	58	66	118	9	9	15	207	41		11	23	11	11	14	14	1
	Maximum	88		670	14,612	381	523	206	206	386	1,132	311		219	247	219	206	193	1,957	1
2014	Expected	92		345	5,926	238	354	98	98	177	1,096	181		107	130	107	98	91	808	1
	Minimum	92		69	62	71	127	10	10	16	188	45		12	24	12	11	14	16	1
	Maximum	92		681	14,628	397	549	208	208	388	1,105	321		222	253	222	208	194	1,962	1
2015	Expected	92		343	5,932	239	356	98	98	176	1,114	182		107	131	107	98	90	809	1
	Minimum	88		65	58	66	118	9	9	15	192	41		11	23	11	11	14	14	1
	Maximum	92		674	14,650	386	531	207	207	387	1,123	314		220	249	220	207	193	1,962	1
2016	Expected	88		340	5,926	234	347	97	97	175	1,178	178		106	129	106	97	90	808	1
	Minimum	92		68	63	71	127	10	10	16	218	45		12	24	12	11	14	16	1
	Maximum	88		656	14,242	376	517	201	201	376	1,187	306		214	242	214	201	188	1,907	1
2017	Expected	85		336	5,921	229	339	96	96	175	1,150	175		105	127	105	97	90	808	1
	Minimum	85		63	56	65	116	9	9	15	200	40		11	22	11	10	13	14	1
	Maximum	85		652	14,208	371	509	200	200	375	1,159	303		213	241	213	200	188	1,903	1
2018	Expected	88		310	5,185	224	337	87	87	155	1,183	168		96	119	96	87	80	709	1
	Minimum	88		65	56	66	118	9	9	15	211	41		11	23	11	11	14	14	1
	Maximum	88		656	14,242	376	517	201	201	376	1,192	306		214	242	214	201	188	1,907	1
2019	Expected	92		312	5,185	225	339	87	87	156	1,186	169		96	120	96	88	80	709	1
	Minimum	92		66	56	66	119	10	10	16	207	41		11	23	11	11	14	14	1
	Maximum	92		659	14,247	380	525	202	202	377	1,195	309		215	244	215	202	188	1,909	1
2020	Expected	85		299	5,169	208	311	85	85	153	1,204	158		93	114	93	95	79	704	1
	Minimum	88		67	62	70	125	10	10	16	211	44		12	24	12	11	14	16	1
	Maximum	85		646	14,129	359	491	199	199	374	1,213	295		211	237	211	199	187	1,891	1
2021	Expected	95		319	5,191	233	353	88	88	157	1,237	175		98	122	93	89	82	711	1
	Minimum	95		71	61	73	129	10	10	17	222	46		12	25	12	12	15	16	1
	Maximum	95		670	14,296	397	553	204	204	379	1,246	320		218	249	218	204	189	1,918	1
2022	Expected	88		310	5,185	224	337	87	87	155	1,240	168		96	119	96	87	80	709	1
	Minimum	88		65	56	66	118	9	9	15	218	41		11	23	11	11	14	14	1
	Maximum	88		656	14,242	376	517	201	201	376	1,249	306		214	242	214	201	188	1,907	1
2023	Expected	85		307	5,181	219	329	86	86	155	1,258	165		95	118	95	87	80	707	1
	Minimum	85		63	56	65	116	9	9	15	222	40		11	22	11	10	13	14	1
	Maximum	85		652	14,208	371	509	200	200	375	1,267	303		213	241	213	200	188	1,903	1
2024	Expected	92		312	5,186	226	340	87	87	156	1,288	170		97	120	97	88	81	709	1
	Minimum	81		57	56	60	108	8	8	13	232	37		10	21	10	9	12	14	1
	Maximum	92		659	14,251	382	527	202	202	377	1,297	310		215	244	215	202	188	1,910	1

a. Recategorized as aqueous liquids or organic liquids in the in-depth options analysis discussed in Section 2.3.

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Table A-5. Thirty-year mixed waste generation forecast by waste classes (volume in cubic meters).

Changes in the volumes of mixed waste classes between the draft eis and this document as a result of changes between the draft and proposed site treatment plan are presented in Table A-2 and reflected in the volumes in this table.

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		Mixed waste classes
Year		PCB	Metal debris	Soil	Inorganic debris	Heterogeneous debris	Aqueous liquid	Organic liquid	Glass debris	Bulk	Organic sludge	Lead	Inorganic sludge	Composite filters	Paint waste	Sand/ gravel/ rock	LDRa	Organic debris	Burial ground complexb
1995	Expected	2	76	156	119	195	701	79	15	76	25	47	23	16	8	38	403	324	0
	Minimum	2	76	124	119	194	72	79	15	76	25	47	23	16	8	38	403	324	0
	Maximum	2	76	1,027	114	195	894	207	15	76	25	43	23	15	8	113	190	815	0
1996	Expected	1	65	140	104	170	620	94	13	65	23	42	20	14	7	33	807	322	0
	Minimum	1	65	108	104	170	187	94	13	65	23	42	20	17	7	33	807	322	0
	Maximum	1	65	918	99	170	1,118	229	13	65	22	41	20	17	7	98	580	835	0
1997	Expected	1	0	42	6	9	636	171	0	0	2	9	0	1	0	0	227	322	0
	Minimum	1	0	11	6	8	180	171	0	0	2	9	0	1	0	0	227	322	0
	Maximum	1	0	234	1	8	1,138	305	0	0	2	8	0	1	0	0	0	835	0
1998	Expected	1	9	196	12	19	667	159	3	5	5	12	3	4	2	21	243	322	0
	Minimum	1	3	14	10	14	187	157	1	3	3	10	1	2	0	1	243	322	0
	Maximum	1	9	411	7	18	11,755	280	3	5	5	7	3	4	2	24	16	765	0
1999	Expected	1	30	801	16	29	702	166	10	10	12	19	10	11	10	101	227	322	0
	Minimum	1	0	11	6	8	192	156	0	0	2	9	0	1	0	0	227	322	0
	Maximum	1	30	992	11	28	1,217	288	10	10	12	14	10	11	10	101	0	765	0
2000	Expected	2	447	1,476	581	972	809	245	98	388	126	209	123	92	64	300	47	322	0
	Minimum	2	318	927	315	525	252	210	76	209	67	116	65	60	65	173	47	322	0
	Maximum	2	517	4,941	734	1,233	1,349	386	108	493	158	257	156	109	60	704	17	765	62,260
2001	Expected	2	410	553	569	948	825	233	86	375	113	197	111	80	52	177	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	234	97	224	371	237	190	56	146	41	79	39	39	50	46	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	480	4,019	721	1,209	1,370	373	96	480	146	244	144	97	48	581	0	765	62,260
2002	Expected	2	410	553	569	948	854	233	86	375	113	197	111	80	52	177	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	220	97	214	353	241	188	52	138	40	75	37	37	46	45	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	480	4,019	721	1,209	1,404	373	96	480	146	244	144	97	48	581	16	765	62,260
2003	Expected	2	1,130	18,553	909	1,427	1,122	624	326	615	353	437	351	320	292	2,577	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	234	97	224	371	249	341	56	146	41	81	39	39	50	46	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	1,200	22,019	961	1,689	1,678	612	336	720	386	484	384	337	288	2,980	0	759	62,260
2004	Expected	2	554	3,563	646	1,088	954	277	130	440	160	249	158	124	94	586	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	457	5,092	328	565	326	261	127	237	115	159	113	110	118	720	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	743	10,222	838	1,430	1,557	456	180	585	233	336	231	181	130	1,410	16	759	62,260
2005	Expected	2	515	3,478	576	971	973	355	123	394	146	226	144	118	92	560	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	326	2,577	252	428	293	309	87	175	74	112	71	71	81	376	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	718	9,700	801	1,367	1,586	455	175	559	225	323	223	176	127	1,344	0	759	62,260
2006	Expected	2	529	3,521	609	1,024	1,006	271	125	415	153	236	150	119	91	573	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	333	2,577	257	437	299	222	89	179	74	115	72	72	83	377	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	658	8,472	781	1,327	1,600	436	155	540	205	304	203	156	107	1,174	16	759	0
2007	Expected	2	529	3,521	609	1,024	1,034	271	125	415	153	236	150	119	91	573	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	362	2,620	301	508	311	227	94	207	83	129	81	78	86	391	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	658	8,472	781	1,327	1,634	436	155	540	205	304	203	156	107	1,174	0	759	0
2008	Expected	2	529	3,521	609	1,024	1,062	270	125	415	153	236	150	119	91	573	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	344	2,615	284	481	315	225	90	197	80	124	78	75	82	388	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	658	8,472	781	1,327	1,668	436	155	540	205	304	203	156	107	1,174	16	759	0
2009	Expected	2	529	3,521	609	1,024	1,090	271	125	415	153	236	150	119	91	573	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	234	101	224	371	284	189	56	146	41	82	39	39	50	47	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	658	8,472	781	1,327	1,702	436	155	540	205	304	203	156	107	1,174	0	759	0

Table A-5. (continued).

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		Mixed waste classes
Year		PCB	Metal debris	Soil	Inorganic debris	Heterogeneous debris	Aqueous liquid	Organic liquid	Glass debris	Bulk	Organic sludge	Lead	Inorganic sludge	Composite filters	Paint waste	Sand/ gravel/ rock	LDRa	Organic debris	Burial ground complexb
2010	Expected	2	554	3,558	646	1,087	1,123	276	130	440	160	249	158	124	94	585	46	322	0
	Minimum	2	234	101	224	371	290	189	56	146	41	82	39	39	50	47	46	322	0
	Maximum	2	684	8,736	818	1,390	1,741	441	160	565	213	316	211	162	110	1,212	16	759	0
2011	Expected	2	500	3,478	566	953	1,142	266	119	386	144	222	142	113	88	559	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	220	101	214	353	294	187	52	138	40	78	38	37	46	45	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	630	8,171	738	1,256	1,764	430	150	511	197	289	195	151	105	1,131	0	759	0
2012	Expected	2	543	3,521	619	1,042	1,177	273	129	422	154	240	152	121	95	574	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	266	139	267	442	308	195	62	174	50	96	96	45	54	60	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	687	8,515	824	1,399	1,809	441	161	568	214	318	212	182	110	1,189	16	759	0
2013	Expected	2	529	3,521	609	1,024	1,203	271	125	415	153	236	150	116	91	573	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	234	101	224	371	308	189	56	146	41	82	39	39	50	47	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	656	8,472	781	1,327	1,836	436	155	540	205	304	203	156	107	1,174	0	759	0
2014	Expected	2	529	3,521	609	1,024	1,231	271	125	415	153	236	150	119	91	573	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	248	144	257	424	317	193	58	167	48	93	46	43	49	60	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	658	8,472	781	1,326	1,872	436	155	540	205	302	203	156	107	1,174	16	758	0
2015	Expected	2	554	3,558	646	1,087	1,264	124	130	440	160	249	153	124	94	585	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	234	101	224	371	319	37	56	146	41	82	39	39	50	47	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	684	6,736	818	1,389	1,911	290	160	565	213	314	211	182	110	1,212	0	758	0
2016	Expected	2	529	3,521	609	1,024	1,286	119	125	415	153	236	150	119	91	573	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	259	139	262	438	330	42	61	171	49	94	47	44	52	59	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	599	6,991	781	1,287	1,920	265	136	520	186	282	184	137	88	977	16	758	0
2017	Expected	2	500	3,478	566	953	1,311	114	119	386	144	222	142	113	88	559	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	220	97	214	353	329	35	52	138	40	78	37	37	46	45	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	570	6,690	718	1,215	1,948	259	130	491	177	268	175	131	85	934	0	758	0
2018	Expected	2	411	558	569	945	1,305	80	86	376	113	197	111	80	52	178	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	234	97	224	370	337	37	56	146	41	82	39	39	50	46	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	599	6,991	761	1,287	1,988	265	136	520	186	282	184	137	88	977	16	758	0
2019	Expected	2	425	558	580	963	1,335	83	89	383	115	200	113	82	55	179	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	241	97	230	379	344	38	57	149	42	84	40	40	52	47	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	628	7,034	804	1,358	2,028	271	141	549	194	296	192	142	91	991	0	758	0
2020	Expected	2	411	558	569	945	1,361	81	86	376	113	197	111	80	52	178	46	322	0
	Minimum	2	245	134	251	415	352	41	57	164	47	91	45	42	49	57	46	322	0
	Maximum	2	599	6,991	761	1,287	2,056	265	138	520	186	282	184	137	88	977	16	758	0
2021	Expected	2	436	595	607	1,008	1,395	86	91	401	121	209	118	85	54	190	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	263	140	267	442	360	43	61	174	50	96	48	45	53	61	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	624	7,254	799	1,349	2,095	270	141	545	193	295	191	142	90	1,015	0	758	0
2022	Expected	2	411	558	569	945	1,418	81	86	376	113	197	111	80	52	178	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	234	97	224	370	360	38	56	146	41	82	39	39	50	46	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	599	6,991	781	1,287	2,124	265	136	520	186	282	184	137	88	977	16	758	0
2023	Expected	2	382	515	526	874	1,443	75	80	347	104	182	102	74	49	164	14	322	0
	Minimum	2	220	97	214	353	365	36	52	138	40	78	37	37	46	45	14	322	0
	Maximum	2	570	6,690	718	1,215	2,152	259	130	491	177	268	175	131	85	934	0	758	0
2024	Expected	2	420	552	573	952	1,475	82	88	376	113	198	111	81	54	177	30	322	0
	Minimum	2	213	97	209	345	370	35	50	135	39	77	37	36	45	44	30	322	0
	Maximum	2	621	6,991	793	1,340	2,196	269	140	541	192	293	190	141	90	984	16	758	0

a. Denotes waste that complies with land disposal restriction treatment standards including gold traps, In-Tank Precipitation filters, and safety/control rods.

b. Burial ground complex waste is 5 percent bulk; 45 percent soil; 10 percent sand, rock, and gravel; 10 percent metal debris; 1 percent each inorganic debris, glass debris, and organic debris; 25 percent heterogeneous debris; and 2 percent lead.

Table A-6. Thirty-year transuranic and alpha waste forecast by waste classes (volume in cubic meters).

		Transuranic and alpha waste classes
Year		Low-activity with processinga	High-activityb	Low-activity without processingc	Burial ground complexd
1995	Expected	133	439	78	0
	Minimum	133	439	78	0
	Maximum	133	439	78	0
1996	Expected	203	882	116	0
	Minimum	203	882	116	0
	Maximum	286	1,297	171	0
1997	Expected	124	595	61	0
	Minimum	124	595	61	0
	Maximum	124	595	61	0
1998	Expected	141	545	72	0
	Minimum	90	351	47	0
	Maximum	149	584	74	0
1999	Expected	135	517	68	0
	Minimum	84	323	43	0
	Maximum	138	528	67	0
2000	Expected	179	710	93	0
	Minimum	21	100	14	0
	Maximum	184	759	98	86,314
2001	Expected	195	768	101	0
	Minimum	10	44	6	0
	Maximum	184	759	98	86,314
2002	Expected	195	768	101	0
	Minimum	9	43	6	0
	Maximum	184	759	98	86,314
2003	Expected	129	518	68	0
	Minimum	9	44	6	0
	Maximum	204	857	111	86,314
2004	Expected	67	305	40	0
	Minimum	37	180	24	0
	Maximum	226	965	125	86,314
2005	Expected	56	249	33	0
	Minimum	18	85	11	0
	Maximum	199	830	107	86,314
2006	Expected	33	160	21	0
	Minimum	18	85	11	0
	Maximum	199	832	108	0
2007	Expected	33	160	21	0
	Minimum	18	88	12	0
	Maximum	199	832	108	0
2008	Expected	33	160	21	0
	Minimum	28	138	18	0
	Maximum	199	832	108	0
2009	Expected	33	160	21	0
	Minimum	9	44	6	0
	Maximum	199	832	108	0
2010	Expected	43	213	28	0
	Minimum	9	44	6	0
	Maximum	221	940	122	0

Table A-6. (continued).

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		Transuranic and alpha waste classes
Year		Low-activity with processinga	High-activityb	Low-activity without processingc	Burial ground complexd
2011	Expected	32	157	21	0
	Minimum	9	43	6	0
	Maximum	198	827	107	0
2012	Expected	33	160	21	0
	Minimum	20	98	13	0
	Maximum	200	835	108	0
2013	Expected	33	160	21	0
	Minimum	9	44	6	0
	Maximum	199	832	108	0
2014	Expected	32	159	21	0
	Minimum	10	45	6	0
	Maximum	64	315	42	0
2015	Expected	43	213	28	0
	Minimum	9	43	6	0
	Maximum	80	398	53	0
2016	Expected	32	159	21	0
	Minimum	20	97	13	0
	Maximum	59	291	39	0
2017	Expected	32	156	21	0
	Minimum	9	42	6	0
	Maximum	58	285	38	0
2018	Expected	23	110	15	0
	Minimum	9	43	6	0
	Maximum	59	291	39	0
2019	Expected	23	110	15	0
	Minimum	9	43	6	0
	Maximum	59	293	39	0
2020	Expected	23	110	15	0
	Minimum	20	96	13	0
	Maximum	59	291	39	0
2021	Expected	33	163	22	0
	Minimum	10	46	6	0
	Maximum	80	398	53	0
2022	Expected	23	110	15	0
	Minimum	9	43	6	0
	Maximum	59	291	39	0
2023	Expected	22	107	14	0
	Minimum	9	42	6	0
	Maximum	58	285	38	0
2024	Expected	35	174	23	0
	Minimum	8	36	5	0
	Maximum	80	397	53	0

a. Includes mixed alpha job-control waste, mixed transuranic job-control waste, and transuranic job-control waste with less than 0.5 curies per drum.

b. Includes mixed transuranic equipment, transuranic equipment, mixed transuranic job-control waste with more than 0.5 curies per drum, transuranic job-control waste with more than 0.5 curies per drum, and remote handled transuranic and mixed transuranic wastes.

c. Includes alpha job-control waste.

d. Includes 50 percent mixed alpha job-control waste; 40 percent mixed transuranic job-control waste less than 0.5 curies per drum; and 10 percent mixed transuranic job-control waste greater than 0.5 curie per drum.

References

Hess, M. L., 1995, Westinghouse Savannah River Company, Aiken, South Carolina, Interoffice memorandum to H. L. Pope, U.S. Department of Energy, Savannah River Operations Office, Aiken, South Carolina, "WSRC Data Transmittal - Summary of Changes Between Draft and Final WMeis Forecasts and Alternatives (U)," ESH-NEP-95-0084, May 15.

WSRC (Westinghouse Savannah River Company), 1994a, Thirty-Year Solid Waste Generation for Facilities at SRS (U), WSRC-RP-94-532, Aiken, South Carolina, May 9.

WSRC (Westinghouse Savannah River Company), 1994b, Thirty-Year Solid Waste Generation Maximum and Minimum Forecast for SRS, WSRC-RP-94-585, Revision 0, Aiken, South Carolina, July 29.

WSRC (Westinghouse Savannah River Company), 1994c, Thirty-Year Solid Waste Generation Forecast By Treatability Group (U), WSRC-RP-94-584, Revision 1, Aiken, South Carolina, June 14.

WSRC (Westinghouse Savannah River Company), 1995, SRS Proposed Site Treatment Plan,
WSRC-TR-94-0608, Aiken, South Carolina.