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Savannah aver Remeciaton "owe oe oa se INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM 'SRR-CWDA.2015-00057 Revision 1 August 27, 2013 To: G.C, Arthur, 241-284 FROM: MAL Layton 70810 AY ZA Sle revewsoBy: __ DPQ. efrizes 8. P. Simner, 705-1C. LV; GROUT VERSUS PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT ASSUMPTIONS. Purpose ‘The purpose cf this memo is to evaluate the proposed activity of using Grade 120 Slag in tank closure grout versus assumptions contained within the H-Area Tank Farm (HTF) Performance Assessment (FA) (SRR-CWDA.2010-00128) and the F-Area Tank Farm (FTF) PA (SRS-REG- 2007-00002). Section 3.2.3.3 of the bulk fill rout procurement specification (C-SPP-F-000SS, Revision 4) curently specifies that only Grade 100 Slag Cement may be used, While tank grout meeting the grout fill formulation specifications will inherently meet the Tank Farm PA assumptions, « deviation from the specification does not necessarily lead to the grout not meeting, ‘the PA assumptions. ‘Baskeround Performance Assessment Grout Assumptions Residual contaminants will be stabilized by filling the storage tanks with grout after the rerroval fof waste Grout Is composed primarily of cement, sand, water, fly ash, slag, silica fame, viscosity modifier and high range water reducer. The grout mix must be flowable, pumpable and self-leveling. Grout is commonly used to solidify and stabilize radioactive wastes and the technology is at a mature stage of development. Stabilization with grout maintains the tank structure and minimizes water infiltration over an extended period of time, thereby impeding the release of stabilized contaminants into the environment. [DOE/SRS-WD-2012-001, DOE/SRS- ‘WD-2014-001} ‘SRR-CWDA.-2015-00087, Rev. 1 Page 20f 6 August 27, 2015 Grout wil be used to fil the entire volume ofthe Type Il IIVIA and IV tanks. Operational

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