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Task plan to evaluate the effectiveness of In situ grouting of an ORNL waste burial trench with a cement-based grout. Environmental Restoration Program
This task will demonstrate the feasibility of using an in situ grouting technique with a particulate-grout formulation as a closure action to stabilize waste trenches in Solid Waste Storage Area (SWSA) 6. It also supports technology development for closure of other SWSAs. A particulate grout will be formulated using cement-bentonite and fly ash from a coal-fired power plant. The grout solids will be dry-blended, mixed with water, and injected (using (similar to)5 to 10 lb/in.(sup 2) pressure) into five injection wells per trench. After 28 days for setting, soil penetration resistance and hydraulic conductivity measurements will be repeated for comparison to pregrouting measurements. The primary objective of this task is to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the in situ injection of a particulate grout into waste burial trenches. Effectiveness is defined here as increased trenched stability (characterized by trench penetration resistance tests) and decreased potential for leachate migration (characterized by hydraulic conductivity tests).
Task plan to evaluate the effectiveness of In situ grouting of an ORNL waste burial trench with a cement-based grout. Environmental Restoration Program
This task will demonstrate the feasibility of using an in situ grouting technique with a particulate-grout formulation as a closure action to stabilize waste trenches in Solid Waste Storage Area (SWSA) 6. It also supports technology development for closure of other SWSAs. A particulate grout will be formulated using cement-bentonite and fly ash from a coal-fired power plant. The grout solids will be dry-blended, mixed with water, and injected (using (similar to)5 to 10 lb/in.(sup 2) pressure) into five injection wells per trench. After 28 days for setting, soil penetration resistance and hydraulic conductivity measurements will be repeated for comparison to pregrouting measurements. The primary objective of this task is to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the in situ injection of a particulate grout into waste burial trenches. Effectiveness is defined here as increased trenched stability (characterized by trench penetration resistance tests) and decreased potential for leachate migration (characterized by hydraulic conductivity tests).
Task plan to evaluate the effectiveness of In situ grouting of an ORNL waste burial trench with a cement-based grout. Environmental Restoration Program
C. W. Francis (Autor:in)
1991
15 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Solid Wastes Pollution & Control , Radiation Pollution & Control , Radioactive Wastes & Radioactivity , Grouting , Low-Level Radioactive Wastes , ORNL , Compacting , Containment , Evaluation , Hydraulic Conductivity , Radioactive Waste Disposal , Remedial Action , Soils , Hazardous materials , EDB/052002
Grouting Rock Fractures with Cement Grout
British Library Online Contents | 2012
|Grouting Rock Fractures with Cement Grout
Online Contents | 2012
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