Proceedings of the second AEC Environmental Protection Conference . Volume1-volume2

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• [Volume. 1]----------
• CONTENTS
• SESSION Ⅰ WELCOMING REMARKS AND CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES
• WELCOMING REMARKS / by Herman E. Roser[Deputy Manager, Albuquerque Operations Office] = 7
• WELCOMING REMARKS / by A. Narath[Vice-President, Sandia Laboratories] = 11
• OPENING REMARKS / by M. B. Biles[Director, Division of Operational Safety, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 15
• SESSION Ⅱ ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY AND PROGRAMS
• Chairman : A. A. Schoen[Division of Operational Safety, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission]
• AEC-EPA-STATE RELATIONSHIPS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MATTERS / by A. A. Schoen[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 19
• AEC RESPONSE TO RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NEPA IMPLEMENTATION / by W. H. Pennington[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 29
• SESSION Ⅲ EFFLUENT SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL
• Chairman : J. R. Roeder[Director Operational Safety Division Albuquerque Operations Office]
• SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT EFFLUENT REDUCTION PROGRAM / by A. H. Peters, Jr.[Savannah River Plant] = 45
• EFFLUENT MONITORING ASSOCIATED WITH FLUIDIZED-BED WASTE CALCINER FACILITY OPERATIONS / by R. C. Girton ; D. T. Pence[Allied Chemical Corporation] = 63
• ROCKY FLATS WATER RECYCLE PLANS / by C. E. Plock[Rocky Flats Plant] = 77
• TEST METHODS AND EFFICIENCY STUDIES ON MULTI-BANK HEPA FILTER SYSTEMS / by H. J. Ettinger ; R. N. Mitchell ; M. Gonzales ; J. D. DeField ; J. C. Elder[Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory] = 89
• ARGON-41 REDUCTION AT THE AMES LABORATORY RESEARCH REACTOR / by M. D. Voss[Ames Laboratory] = 149
• ATMOSPHERIC RELEASE ADVISORY CAPABILITY : RESEARCH AND PROGRESS / by J. B. Knox[Lawrence Livermore Laboratory] ; T. B. Crawford [Savannah River Plant] = 161
• BIOLOGICAL IMPACTS OF AEC ROCKY FLATS PLANT WASTES DISCHARGED TO SURFACE WATERS / by J. A. Zillich ; Rocky Flats Plant = 193
• A STUDY OF CATALYTIC OXIDATION AND OXIDE ADSORPTION FOR THE REMOVAL OF TRITIUM FROM AIR / by J. C. Bixel ; C. J. Kershner[Mound Laboratory] = 261
• A NEW METHOD OF CONTROLLING RADIOACTIVITY IN LABORATORY WASTE WATER / by E. Eno[Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory] = 285
• NEW PROCESS FOR REMOVING PLUTONIUM FROM WASTE WATER - A PROGRESS REPORT / by D. E. Blane ; R. A. Schwind ; H. W. Kirby ; E. L. Murphy[Mound Laboratory] = 321
• BIOLOGICAL DENITRIFICATION DISPOSAL TECHNIQUES / by H. C. Francke ; F. E. Clark ; J. W. Strohecker[Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant] = 339
• DISPOSAL OF OIL WASTES BY MICROBIAL ASSIMILATION / by J. M. Napier ; H. C. Francke[Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant] = 361
• STUDY OF OPTIONS FOR CONTROL OF EMISSIONS FROM AN EXISTING COALFIRED ELECTRIC POWER STATION / by R. Salmon ; J. P. Nichols[Oak Ridge National Laboratory] = 387
• LAND SPREADING OF INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER AND THE EFFLUENT FROM A SECONDARY SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITY / by W. E. Ward ; D. V. Gray[Pinellas Plant] = 413
• NOx ABATEMENT AT NUCLEAR PROCESSING PLANTS / by D. T. Pence ; T. R. Thomas[Allied Chemical Corporation] = 427
• WORKSHOP ON THE ASSESSMENT OF POPULATION DOSE AND HEALTH RISK = 445
• Chaired by : C. Welty[Division of Operational Safety, R. Cooper Division of Biomedical and Environmental Research, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission]
• SESSION Ⅳ ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND REPORTING
• Chairman : J. P. Corley[Occupational and Environmental Safety Department, Battelle-Pacific Northwest Laboratory]
• THE UNITED STATES ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL, MONITORING AND REPORTING OF RADIOACTIVITY IN EFFLUENTS / by M. B. Biles ; F. E. Coffman[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 477
• PLUTONIUM IN SOIL AT THE SAVANNAH RIVER PLANT / by H. A. McClearen[Savannah River Plant] = 495
• GROUNDWATER TRANSPORT OF RADIONUCLIDES FROM BURIED WASTE : A CASE STUDY AT OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY / by J. 0. Duguid[Oak Ridge National Laboratory] = 511
• RECOMMENDED METHODOLOGY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE / by D. H. Denham[Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratory] = 531
• AN OVERVIEW OF THE AERIAL RADIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT SYSTEM (ARMS) PROGRAM / by L. J. Deal[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] ; J. F Doyle[EG & G INC.] = 543
• A COMPUTERIZED INDUSTRIAL WASTE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM / by R. Nelson ; G. Wehmann[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 549
• MOUND LABORATORY'S AIR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM / by D. G. Carfagno[Mound Laboratory] = 569
• PROGRAMMATIC DESCRIPTION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND POLLUTION ABATEMENT AT THE Y-12 PLANT / by M. Sanders[Oak Ridge Y-12 Plant] = 577
• AUTOMATED COLLECTION, ANALYSIS, AND REPORTING OF ENVIRON-MENTAL RADIATION EXPOSURE DATA / by P. G. Voilleque ; D. G. Hill[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] ; D. N. Tillitt[Aerojet Nuclear Company] = 603
• STUDIES OF THE APPARENT SOLUBILITY OF $${ }^{238}PuO_2$$ MICROSPHERES IN AN AQUATIC ENVIRONMENT AND THE UPTAKE OF PLUTONIUM FROM A SOIL MATRIX CONTAINING 238Pu$$O_2$$ / W. H. Adams ; E. B. Fowler[Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory] = 615
• SANDIA LABORATORIES AIR POLLUTION SAMPLING PROGRAM / by L. W. Brewer[Sandia Laboratories, Albuquerque] = 647
• PANEL DISCUSSION :
• ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND REPORTING／EFFLUENT AND ONSITE DISCHARGE REPORTING / J. F. Wing[Panel Moderator, Oak Ridge Operations Office] ; Panel Members : A. A. Schoen [U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] ; J. P. Corley[Battelle-Pacific Northwest Laboratories] ; H. A. McClearen[Savannah River Plant] = 667
• SESSION Ⅴ ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION, DECONTAMINATION／DECOMMISSIONING
• Chairman : R. E. Allen[Division of Operational Safety, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission]
• SELECTING CRITERIA FOR DISPOSITION OF CONTAMINATED REAL PROPERTY / by R. E. Allen[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 693
• DISPOSITION OF AEC RADIOACTIVELY CONTAMINATED FACILITIES / by H. Glauberman[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 699
• CONTAMINATION LIMITS FOR REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY / by J. W. Healy ; W. J. Smith[Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory] = 705
• DECONTAMINATION OF A HIGHLY RADIOACTIVE CHEMICAL PROCESSING FACILITY / by P. R. Moore[Savannah River Plant] = 715
• WHAT CAN BE LEARNED FROM THE CLEANUP OF THE TATUM DONE TEST SITE HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI / by B. W. Church[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 727
• PROGRAM PLAN FOR DECONTAMINATION AND DECOMMISSIONING THE EBR-Ⅰ COMPLEX AT NRTS / by J. C. Commander[Aerojet Nuclear Company] = 765
• EXPERIENCES IN DECONTAMINATION／DECOMMISSIONING OF THE ELK RIVER REACTOR / by D. McConnon ; J. F. Nemec[United Power Association] = 785
• DECOMMISSIONING OF THE SPECIAL METALLURGICAL BUILDING AT MOUND LABORATORY / by W. R. Harris ; B. R. Kokenge ; G. C. March[Mound Laboratory] = 825
• DEMOLITION OF BUILDING 12, AN OLD PLUTONIUM FILTER FACILITY / by E. L. Christensen ; R. Garde ; A. M. Valentine[Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory] = 855
• NEVADA APPLIED ECOLOGY GROUP ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES OF PLUTONIUM / by M. G. White ; P. B. Dunnaway[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 931
• SESSION Ⅵ AEC WASTE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES
• Chairman : H. Glauberman[Division of Waste Management and Transportation, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission]
• EFFLUENT CONTROL FACILITIES 242-S EVAPORATOR-CRYSTALLIZER / by M. E. Muller ; R. C. Roal[Atlantic Richfield Hanford Company] = 949
• EXPERIENCE AT THE NATIONAL REACTOR TESTING STATION IN SEGREGATION AND COMPACTION OF LOW-LEVEL SOLID WASTE / by R. W. Passmore[Aerojet Nuclear Company] = 967
• STUDIES ON SORTING AND CHARACTERIZATION OF PLUTONIUM PROCESS AND ROOM GENERATED WASTES / by D. McCurdy ; R. Mulkin ; C. Umbarger ; M. Wheeler ; A. Zerwekh[Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory] = 985
• PLAN FOR RETRIEVAL OF SOLID LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE PLUTONIUM WASTE AT NRTS / by W. W. Hickman[Aerojet Nuclear Company] = 1007
• DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVELY ACTIVATED AND CONTAMINATED MATERIALS / by J. H. Pingel ; J. Davis[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 1041
• HANDLING AND PACKAGING OF PLUTONIUM CONTAMINATED WASTE / by J. B. Owen[Rocky Flats Plant] = 1062
• TECHNIQUES AND FACILITIES FOR HANDLING AND PACKAGING TRITIATED LIQUID WASTES FOR BURIAL / by T. B. Rhinehammer ; E. A. Mershad[Mound Laboratory] = 1067
• THE TREATMENT OF TOXIC CHEMICAL WASTES AT THE LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY / by J. R. Buchholz ; C. W. Christenson[Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory] = 1089
• MOUND LABORATORY'S RECLAMATION AND RECYCLING PROGRAM / by Yvonne M. Garbe[Mound Laboratory] = 1101
• IMPACT OF AECM 0511 ON OPERATIONS OF THE LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY (LASL) LIQUID WASTE MANAGEMENT GROUP / by L. A. Emelity ; C. W. Christenson[Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory] = 1115
• LIST OF ATTENDEES = 1141
• [Volume. 2]----------
• CONTENTS
• SESSION Ⅰ WELCOMING REMARKS AND CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES
• WELCOMING REMARKS / by Herman E. Roser[Deputy Manager Albuquerque Operations Office] = 7
• WELCOMING REMARKS / by A. Narath[Vice-President, Sandia Laboratories] = 11
• OPENING REMARKS / by M. B. Biles[Director, Division of Operational Safety, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 15
• SESSION Ⅱ ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION POLICY AND PROGRAMS
• Chairman : A. A. Schoen[Division of Operational Safety, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission]
• AEC-EPA-STATE RELATIONSHIPS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MATTERS / by A. A. Schoen[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 19
• AEC RESPONSE TO RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN NEPA IMPLEMENTATION / by W. H. Pennington[U. S. Atomic Energy Commission] = 29
• SESSION Ⅲ EFFLUENT SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL
• Chairman : J. R. Roeder[Director Operational Safety Division Albuquerque Operations Office]