This paper describes the results of a deployment of highly selective ion-exchange resin technologies for the in-situ removal of Cs-137 and Sr-90 from the Savannah River Site (SRS) R-Reactor Disassembly Basin. The deployment was supported by the DOE Office of Science and Technology's (OST, EM-50) National Engineering Technology Laboratory (NETL), as a part of an Accelerated Site Technology Deployment (ASTD) project. The Facilities Decontamination and Decommissioning (FDD) Program at the SRS conducted this deployment as a part of an overall program to deactivate three of the site's five reactor disassembly basins.

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Highly Selective Nuclide Removal from the R-Reactor Disassembly Basin at the SRS

The primary objective of this document is to provide the analytical results of the sampling program conducted in 1997 in the R-Reactor Disassembly Basin.

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J.B. Pickett

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Analytical Results of the 1997 R-Reactor Disassembly Basin Sampling Program