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Idaho Site Report Beth McIlwain CH2M-WG Idaho

Idaho Site Report Beth McIlwain CH2M-WG Idaho. ASP 2010 Workshop September 20-23, 2010 Seattle, Washington. Idaho National Laboratory Idaho Cleanup Project Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment Project. ID Missions – Current

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Idaho Site Report Beth McIlwain CH2M-WG Idaho

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  1. Idaho Site ReportBeth McIlwainCH2M-WG Idaho ASP 2010 Workshop September 20-23, 2010 Seattle, Washington

  2. Idaho National LaboratoryIdaho Cleanup ProjectAdvanced Mixed Waste Treatment Project ID Missions – Current • INL is Research & Development operated by Battelle Energy Alliance • ICP operated by CH2M-WG Idaho • TRU and MLL Waste Packaging operated by BBWI

  3. INL - The Energy of Innovation • Energy and Environment • Integration of Energy System Research • Nuclear • Bio and fossil energy systems • Renewable energy technologies • Alternative energy sources • Nuclear Energy • Nuclear safety analysis • Irradiation services • Nuclear operations • Management of spent nuclear fuels • Biocorrosion of fuels

  4. The Energy of Innovation, cont. • National and Homeland Security • Critical Infrastructure Protection • Control systems cyber security • Testing and evaluation • Nuclear Nonproliferation • Materials and process security • Signature and detection • Defense Systems and Technology • Armor development and testing • Explosive detection • Unmanned robotics systems • Nuclear propulsion technology

  5. Idaho Cleanup Project

  6. ($ in millions) Moving spent fuel from wet to safer dry storage

  7. Shipping remote-handled transuranic waste out of Idaho

  8. D&D of Materials Test Reactor

  9. D&D progress on EBR-II reactor facilities (Number of buildings demolished or dispositioned, including both target and non-target scope) Ahead of schedule on building D&D Saved/created 655 Idaho jobs and accelerating cleanup with American Recovery & Reinvestment Act funds

  10. Accelerated Retrieval

  11. (Acres of buried waste exhumed) Ahead of schedule on buried waste exhumation Keeping our commitments to the citizens of Idaho

  12. Commence operations of treatment facility 8/31/2011 Complete treatment of sodium bearing waste 10/31/2012 Integrated Waste Treatment Unit for the last liquid waste in the Tank Farm

  13. AMWTP Mission Retrieve, characterize, process, package and ship 65,000 cubic meters of historically managed stored transuranic nuclear waste for shipment to permanent disposal sites outside of Idaho and also support the receipt and treatment of transuranic waste from other DOE sites for shipment to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant.

  14. AMWTPCharacterization The real-time radiography x-ray of a drum Mounting platform of the real-time radiography unit loaded with drums to characterize waste The drum coring glovebox

  15. AMWTP Treatment Top Left: AMWTP Treatment Facility Top Right: A Brokk floor-mounted manipulator for remote sorting of waste Left: Part of the Facility’s remote waste handling system

  16. AMWTP

  17. AMWTP

  18. Commercial Laboratory Use • ICP analytical subcontract needs are estimated at $1.6M for FY-11, $1.2 M for FY-12 • INL analytical subcontract needs are estimated at $500K for FY-11, $515K for FY-12

  19. Commercial TSDF Use • ICP subcontracts for LLW & MW shipments (estimates) • FY-11 $9.4 M • FY-12 $1.2 M • INL subcontracts for LLW & MW shipment (estimates) • FY-11 $260K • FY-12 $270K

  20. DOECAP Participation • DOE-ID: Mary Verwolf • ICP POC: Howard Johnson (Lab) & Kevin Kooda (TSDF) • Howard Johnson - QA, Organic, Inorganic, Lead (Lab) • Beth McIlwain – QA, Rad (Lab) • Bob Thompson – QA (Lab and TSDF) • Tim McCracken – LIMS (Lab) • INL POC: Mark Verdoorn (Lab) and Paul Bills (TSDF) • Paul Bills - Data Quality (TSDF) and QA (Lab) • Mark Verdoorn – QA, Inorganic, Rad (Lab) • AMWTP • Gary Robinson – Environmental, Compliance (TSDF)

  21. FY-11 DOECAP Audit Forecast • ICP Support • 8 Lab audits • 2 TSDF audits • INL Support • 6 Lab audits • 4 TSDF audits • AMWTP Support • 1-2 TSDF audits

  22. And now… People, Passion, Purpose An INL Overview

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