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SECrlON 03330;

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SE(' TION PA(;E

l.0 GENERAL _ . .42.. .

1.1 Scope., .42.

1.2 Site Conditions . .42.

1.3 Regulations.. .. F 3

1.4 Submittals.. .13.. . .. . . .

1.5 Quality Control /Guality Assurance. . .31

2.0 St.IIDGE MOliti.17,ATION AN/)('ON1)/TIONING. .. A N

2.1 Reinoval and Transport. 4N2.2 Dc ::c; ;q ||qualimtion and Conditioning.. .AN2.3 Secondary Containment.. .9

1.0 St .IllX iE STAllil.lZ ATION . .A9.

3.I M atc iais.. .A9. . . .

3.2 Melluxl . . 49. . . . . . .

.l.3 Air Pollution Controls.. 41//3.4 Pauluct Quality. .51/1.

4.0 Pl.A('EMENT IN DISPOS AL CEI L. .5 11

4.1 Methixl . .5 11 I.

4.2 Documentation.. . 5 II

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) This specification covers the solidification ofpond sludges to improve their compressire strength and thestabili:ation of the sludges to reduce the mobility of contaminantsfrom them. It is expecte,. that both of,

; these objectives will be performed in a single process which is hereinafter referred to as stabilization.!

j l.1 Scope

ij l.l.1 Provide plant, aml e,1uipment. labor and materials necessary to ren ve:Jm!ge: fr : Decin d! I

$ ' P, : : Pmd : r;x : .!udge : : ;:! ' ecer.e. -bd ; O - atMilettike i"* '

j reagen' = :'"dge wim "* , reagen :. a;x:: '%! ' edge : : der ae ce" :dm

{ ;t;e "*:ed ' edge : ; c!=.;;; edk remore, stabili:e andplace in closure cells all Northj lleepwell Pond, South fleepweIIPondand Burn Pond shadges. This work includes |

j mobilization and transport of sludges to the stabili:ation plant; receipt, unloading and ;

i storage of stabili:ation reagents; mlring of sludges with stabill:ation reagents; transport ofi stabili:cd sludges to closure cells and placem:nt and, if necessary, compaction of stabili:cd1 sludges in closure cells. Also refer to Specification Section 01221, Sludge Alvbilization.1f .

Furnish all air pollution contn>ls needed to eemim4 perform blending, stabili/ation mixing and..

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j placement and curing operations in accordance with applicable regulations and owners

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requirements set forth in these specifications. Controls shallinclude tho3e necessary to collect ;

j and treat gases (e.g. ammonia) which may be emitted during sludge stabilization activities.

1.l.3 Erect. lest and operate equipment defined in 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 to place stabilired waste in ponds.!

j l.l.4 Perfonn bench scale testing and pilot scale lesting to derelop and verify mit design and ,

{ detennine mixing procedures.1

i; 1.1.5 Decontaminate, dismantle and remove all equipment defined in 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 from job site at |

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j l.l.6 Furnish all stabili/ation reagents needed for project. Ikmove excess materials inim job site at |

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: 1. l. 7 When QAlyC samples are no longer required, they are to be ground (i.e. IIH)% passing a No.| .I sicre) and returned to the stabili:ation plantfeed stock. ,

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[ 1.2.1 Refer to construction drawings for site conditions and project layout. |I.

I l.2.2 F***'tely-+emovetmeltieeen ' ;;c ; ;;cces a y aartitohtmitedinmannmpnitr+ettyent || twitmtVmppettsth:; ndreagen : age ftdinien: Follose contractors approved planfor !

| control offugitive dust.

1.2.3 Provide and operate air quality sampling instruments as required by the Project Ilealth and

} Safety Plan during all sludge mobilization, stabilization and placement operations.

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l.3 Reculations

1.3.1 The current applicable regulations. ordinances. statutes or codes of the town. city, county orstate in which the plant is located, the Federal Government.or other regulatory agency shallapply. Where this specification is more stringent than,and does not conniet with suchregulations, ordinances, statues or emles. this specification shall govern.

l.3.2 Comply with owner's regulations and requirements for Contractors.

l.4 Submittals

1.4.1 Submit detailed drawings and equipment specifications for the following . systems:

a. Sludge removal equipment including level contn>ls, positioning systems and controls,

b. Sludge transport pipeline including equali/alion tanks monitoring and control systems andsecondary eentaminn:u , (if uJ) containments.

c. Stabili/ation plant including control systems, air pollution controls. containments, reagentunloinliity and storage, etc.

d. Staliili/ed sludge tempiog transport and placement system including controls. dischargingpositioning system, placement fonns. secondary containments and supports andconnections (w he:e ajpopriate).

l.4.2 Submit Quality Assurance and Quality Control Plan incha"ng which shallassure comp / lancewith allstabili:ation and placement criteria, including USNRC requirements setforth in theRerised Sampling I'lan for Verification of Stabili:ed Sludge and Soil Radioactivity I.erels.The plan shallinclude:

a. Sampling systems built into equipment,

b. Sampling frequency and methodology.

c. Test procedures and details of onsite laboratory facilities.

d. Data management and analysis systems.

c. Set ix>ints and authorities for corrective action.

l .4.3 Snbmit usurce identity and test data for reagents proposed, including:

a. Chemical Analysis.

b. Particle Si/c Analysis.

c. Documentation that sufficient quantities are available to complete the project.

l.4.4 Sidunit GA/QC documentation plan for appnival by Owner.

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: I.4.5 Submil bench scale test results and pilot seule test results which demonstrate conformance to

; allSection 3.4 specifications for caeh sludge source. For cast in place stabili:cd materials,

{_ . provide correlation between penetration test results (ASThi C403) and cylinder compression

|_ test results (ASThi C4H32). For soil like material which requires mechanical compaction to

; y achicre performance requirements, provide correlation between percent of optimum density

3(ASTM I)l557) and unconfined compressive strength (ASThi I)2166).

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T - The specification ofASThi C403for penetration resistance testing is only applicable to theb test proceduresfor casting specimens and measuring penetration resistance. Thefollowing

{ sections of this procedure are modified or replaced as indicated:1

ASThi C403<

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h 3.1 l'enetration resistance requirements as defined in Section3.1 are to be replaced by the penetration resistance whichcorrelates with the required Su psi compressive strength as j

determined by ASThi C4H32.i

7.l 7.4 Three specimens are to be preparedfor each batch tested. |The representative sample is to be taken at random asdirected by the QAlyC Contractor.

7.6 Siering is only necessary if the sample contains particleswhich will not pass a No. 4 siere.

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9.39.5 I)isregard this section. l'erform tests at intervals specifiedherein and plot results as resistance vs. log time. \'erticalscale to be O to 100 psi.

1 10 12 l)irregard this sectic n. R sw4 data in log book and masterdata base.

l.4.6 Submit daily pnsluction and quality control records in machine readable form.

l .4.7 Submit weekly updated maps tual sections a f ci ' ire clo.sure cells showing da.simsal hication foreach batch.

1.4.8 Maintain computer data base in a fonnat as approved by Owner.of pnxluction and QA/QCrecords and submit utenM&A within 30 days after completion of sludge stabilizationand placement activities.

l.4.9 Conduct operational readiness review wilh Owner before starting system. Provide checklist toOwner.

1.5 Oualiev Contml/Ouality Auurance

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The quality control testing specified herein are needed by the owner and the engineer to generate i'

documentation that the closure has been accomplished in accordance with design objectives

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approved by applicable regulatory agencies. Ihe results of these tests inay be used as part of the jcontractor's QAlyC program. Ilowever, it is the contractor's sole responsibility to meet the |performance criteria specified herein. Therefore, it is expected that the contractor willperform jadditional testing and measurements to assure that materialplaced meets these requirements withoutrejection of batches, exca ration of placed stabili:cd material or reprocessing.

Some of the required testing requires verification of performance after a specified time interval. Ifthe contractor's work plan is such that materialplaced will be covered prior to the end of the |specified time interral, it is the contractor's obligation to either pro ride a product which will meetthe required specifications in the shorter time interval or to accept the contingency that coveringmaterial may need to be removed in order to correct deficient materials.

Contractor may or may not elect to improve the homogeneity of the stabilization plantfeedstock.This can be accomplished by one of two methods, as discuued below. The ntunber of quality controltests required are afunction of the amount ofpre-stabilization homogenization that takes place. Themininnun number of tests required is expressed in terms of the ntunber of batches of stabili:cdproduct placed between tests These testfrequencies are intended as guidelinesfor the startup ofoperationt After the stabilization and placement of no less than 4,fRM) cu.yd. of stabilized product.the testfrequency may be changed in consideration of data obtained, with the approval of the owner,QAlyC contractor and the certification engineer. The criteriafor the testfrequency shall be that theacceptance values are being achieved with at least 99.9 percent confidence. For this specification abatch is defined as the capacity of the haul vehicle used to transport stabili:ed productfrom thestabili:ation plant to the closure cell or S cubic yards of product, whichever is less. If a continuouvcon veyor, slurry pipe or similar system is used, a batch is considered to be S cubic yards.

1.5.1.1 A n equalization and conditioning tank can be used to achieve uniformity offeedstock activity levels and moisture content, even though those characteristics of thesludge and sediments as removedfrom the ponds may vary. Thefrequency ofquality control testing is expressed as afunction of the size of the tank. Theequali:ation tank requirements are discuned in section 2.1).

1.5.1.2 The sludges may be blended in the ponds where they are presently stored prior tomobilization to the stabili:ation plant. If this option is used,its satisfactorycompletion must be measured by sampling and analysis. To accomplish this, a totalof at least 31) samples must be takenfrom each pond and analy:cdfor depleteduranitun (1JU). Ihe sample locations will be determined by the owner and thecertification engineer. The results of this sampling should confirm that the 95percent confidence intervalis equal to or less thanfire percent of the mean.

The balance of this section is divided into two parts depending on the characteristics of the stabili:cdmaterialas discuned in section 1.4.5. Thefirst part addresses the QAlyC requirementsformaterials which are managed as svil-like material. The second part addrenes cast.in-placematerials.

l.S.2 Soil-l.ike Stabilized Material

This section applies to stabili:ed materials which require the addition of mechanical cffort tocompact to a consistency of stabilized material which achieves the performance criteriaspecified in Sections 3../.I through 3.4.4.

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l.S.2.1 1]no pre-stabili:ation blending is performed or Van equali:ation tank is used persection I.S.I.1, take one sample in accordance with the table below. If the sludge isblemled prior to stabili:ation in accordance with section I.S.I.2, take one sample per150 cu.yd. Perform a single check point moisture-density test in accordance withASTAI Ills $7. Iberelop a new moisture-density curre per ASTAI!)lSS7 ydensityvariesfrom current curre by more than 2 percent.

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lianali:ation Tank Site llne Samole ver:

None S batches<SO cu.yd. 10 batches50-IIM) cu.yd I$ batches>100 cu.yd. 20 batches

1.5.2.2 For e very X shyts (one shift equals 9 working hours or less), perform a completedensity test per ASTSI IllSS7 and perform an unconfined compression test ASThII)2166 on a sample remolded to maxhnum dry density. Adjust density versusstrength correlation in accordance with 1.5.1.2 if density point is more than 2percent in variationfrom currently applicable density curve.

1.5.2.3 l'erform at least on in ph'.m density test in accordance with ASTAI I)2922 or illSS6in accordance with thefollowing table:

Number of Hatches lietween Tests .

1:anali ation Tank Site iPercent Cmnvaction Reauired* )

70 % NOM =>90%

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<SO cu.yd. IS 10 S

S0-100 cu.yd. 24 16 X

>l00 cu.yd. 36 24 12

If the sludge is homogeni:ed prior to stabilization, use the testingfrequencyfor anequalization tank farger than 100 cu.yd.

The above testing need not be performed at the time each batch is placed. In orderto properly compact a lift, an area invoiring many batches will be required. The .

testing can be performed after an entire :one is compacted as long as it is (a) i

performed before an additional hft is placed above the material tested and (b) thelocations selectedfor testing are representative of the distribution of the batches. |

'1.S.2.4 ff material does not conform to required density to proride 50 psi compressirestrength, provide additional compaction energy to increase density, or, sample and testmaterialin accordance with Section 1.S.2.2 to determine ymaterialcomposition hasvaried.

l.5.2.4 For each batch, make and store one samplefor radiological testing as directed byproject QAlgC Contractor.

* l'ercentage of optimum density needed to achieve compressive strength requiremenis.

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MS I.S.3 Cw.: ;' : car. H cach k:eh Cast-in Place Stabilized Alaterial

This section applies to stabilized material which can conform to the requirements of Section

j 3.4.I through J.4.4 without the application of mechanicalenergy other than the use of a' concrete vibrator to eliminate air bubbles.

l.5.3.1 Sample product per table below and cast three specimens in accordance with ASTAI: C4tl3.!

Roualimtion Tank Nite (Jne Namele ve'

None batch<Su cu.yd. S batchesSU-IIH) cu.yd. H batches

>ll10 cu.yd. I2 batches

a. Test caeh esde-whywk&tenettemeter specimen penetration resistance inaccordance with ASTAI C403 at 2,5.10.15. 20.and 2X days alter casting, record.valuesfor each specimen and average results.

b. Stop testing when w'=.;rcificMM average ralues specified byj correlation with cjlinder testsfor 50 psi material are reached.

II vahies specified in AM J.J.1 are not reached in 28 days. take core specimensc.(6" min. dia.) from closure cell and lest in accordance with ANTAf CJ9 to verify

| ti at batch meets requirements of AM J.4.1.

Id. Il Iwch thics not meet AM J.4.1 requirements leave material in place if:

1. There me no nonconfonning batches below it,and

2. There are no nonconforming batches horiwnlally within 30 feet of it,and1

3. Anunonia gas generation is not occurring. i1

Otherwise remove material and 4uee+1ebek return materialfur reprocessing or |tplace remored material in cell mixed with 3(XX) psi concrete in suf]icientquantity to encapsulate the material within the concrete matrix.

c. If nonconlorming material is left in place. use 3(NM) psi concrete for lift above it.

1.5.3.2 For each batch, cast and store one samplefor radiological testing as directed byproject yAlyC Contractor.

4-G l.S.3.3 Casi six 6"-diameter cylinders te*+heh6en:i : intemdM:s Wh: .!Mt.d in.

accordance with ASTAI C4832 and three specimens per ASTAI C403 perstabilimtion unit (cell) per ten shifts (one shift is a maximum of 9 hours),

iMeasure twketteernmeter compressive strength Ior each eyhmier specimen

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e orresponding to cylinders (see Section 1.5.3.1.) at 2. S,10, IS,20 and 2X daysafter casting.

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b. Perfonn product acceptance tests per Section MG 3.4.1. for em b :.e: -f c .":i:one cylinder at 2,5,10,15,20 and 28 days after casting.

c. Modil'y penetrometer resistance acceptance values and mix design as requiredbased on test results.

1.5.4 Perform testing as specified in Sections 3.4.2 through 3.4.4for one samplefor each I.000cubic yards of stabili:ed product placed to verify conformance to specification for all sludgesforfirst 12,fM)0 cubicyards ofstabili:ed sludge placed. Thereafter, samplingfrequency shallbe decreased to one sample per 4,0lM) cubic yards ifdata obtained indicate that all results aremore than two standard deviations greater than acceptance level with the approval of theowner, yrtlyC contractor and the certification engineer.

4-4.41.5.5 Perfonn all analytical testing and sampling in accordance with QA/QC plan.

2.0 St.ll!X;fi MOBIL IZ ATION A NI) C(IN/)lTI(INING

2.1 Removal and Transert

M4 Remove and transport sludge in accordance with Section 02221 and in conformance with theNRC approved project Safety it nalysis Report (Sit R).

2.1.1 Transport distance shall be kept to a minimum.

2.1.2 The shadge shallalltimes be maintained within the perimeter of the mixed waste pondclosure project controlarea.

2.2 ikwnsedn* lianali:ation and Conditioning

Provide a system of equipment. controls and conditioning chemicals to produce conditioned and pre-.'

treated sludges which, after stabilization, will achie ve the performance criteria specified in Sections3.4.1 through 3.4. l.

2.2.1 Sc:ee:: !a:y ;wsiele~emish = :q : ' Sindge may be stored and processed in anequali:ation tank prior to processing through the stabilitation system. The design of thistank shall be selected by the contractor to satisfy allrequirements of the NRC approvedRevised Sampling I'lan for Verification of Stabili:ed Studge and Soit Radioactivity I.evels.Samplingfrequency (Section 1.5 shall be consistent with the size of the tank.

2.2.2 feeter.e sh:dp s:4 ids a i; ece:ccy " .; a ' . fee heatslaye. Sludgeconditioning performed in the equalization tan |: and with other equipment provided by the i

'contractor) shall achiere thefollowingfunctions:

2.2.2.1 Remoral of debris. y

2.2.2.2 itgitation to blend, de-lump and maintain the sludge in suspension.

2.2.2.3 Water addition (if needed)for conditioning and water removal (if needed) prior tostabili:ation.

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2.2.2.4 Conditioning chemicalfeed(s), mixing, reaction and intermediate product storage (ifneeded).

2.2.2.5 If equaliwtion and conditioning operations produce gaseous emissions (e.g.ammonia emissions, particulate andfugitive dust emissions), provide a positivemeans to capture and treat said emissions to meet applicable regulatoryrequirements. (See Section 3.3.)

2.2.2.6 Additionalfunctions that may be required as determined through bench scale testingand/or pilot scale testing.

2.2.3 *lhe abovefunctions may also be accomplished by a combination of blending the sludgeswithin the ponds and mechanicalprocessing prior to introduction to the stabilimtion plant.

2.3 Secondary Containment

All equipment and piping used to remore, transport, store, condition and stabili:e sludge shall beprovided with secondary containment systems to prerent the spread of contamination in the e rent offailure of the primary equipment or piping.

3.0 SLUDGE STABILIZATION

3.1 Materials

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3.l.i The contractor shall utill:e stockpiled clay (from the remediation of V.I Pond) as a stabili.:ation material to the greatest extent possible based on bench scale and pilot scale testing.

3.1.2 In addition to stockpiled clay, the contractors shall utilize any stabili:ation materials whicharefound through bench scale and pilot scale testing to achieve the performance criteria |

specified in Sections 3.4.I through 3.4.4. liach materialproposedfor use shall be subject to |ItVCl approval based on a review of(a) the StaterialSafety l>ata Sheet, (b) themanufacturer's product specification which lists the actual concentration of activeingredients and identifies the concentrations of allcontaminants present (c) a QAlyC plan

iprepared by the contractor which addresses assurance of uniform qualityfor all shipments,safe handling, storage, and use of the material, and (d) necessary en vironmental controls. |

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3.2.1 Stabili/e. sludge by adding nagen: neeJed :s achie.e ;::cdac: qu~'i:y :.;wiried : : See: ''!: bench male :eu. :he f;4km:ag . .a ;::aiw:i ..; c:r;F'' hed daring bench :.ca!c :e:.' ng I

dwmM4+v<e klered-using any method demonstrated through bench scale and pilot scaletesting to achiere the performance criteria specified in Sections 3.4.1 through 3.4.4 andapprovedfor use in advance by HPCI. Reference 1.4.1 through 1.4.9for approval criteria.

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3.3 Air Pollution Contn>h4

| l'rovide particulate etnission controls andfugitive dust suppression measures. In addition, if thei stabilization process results in the release of gases (e.g. ammonia), providefacilities to capture,

j controland treat said emissions:

3.3.1 Perfonn all ieagent additions and mixing inrotring dry additires or which result in gaseous

: emissions inside of an enclosure under negative pressure.1

i 3.3.2 Use inisters water 3 prays, wind shielding and tarp corers to prevent fonnation of fugitive dusi.J

3.3.3 Route ofI-yas f rom enclosure through scrubbers. absorbers und other approredgaseousembsion control devices (ifgaseous emissions are present) or through dry particulate controldevices if gaseous emission are not present.

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lscrubber is utilized, proride treatment and pipingfor disposal of all scrubber water.

i Treaunent will befor sediment and I)U removal. Water disposal will be via deepwellinjectionin compliance with fil'CI's UIC l'ermit conditions and ilPCI's NRC license conditions. |,

i I'13.5 Fineewettl4ief4tnige4ntma ; ag i:!- : i:tituent+4fetmati , m:s ::,:eweed i pereca:--fp; n!.

Asnige; Scrubber sludge shall be stored onsitefor subsequent placement in either Cell #2 orCell #3, subject to the convenience of the owner.r

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3.4.1 Provide pnnlutt with. . : !cm : :!M hr aftefani*ing. h: -!x hr se: st+engtinnett*enett-winistpoAeVpenettanetent,4allowM within 2X days of mixing, compressive strength greater thanSI) psi measured by ASl31 I) ll66for soil like material or ASTSI C.lN32 for cast-in-place jmaterial.

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3.4.2 Provide pnkluct with, at within 2X days aher of mixing, t+*ntwewhe-strengtitpeta F ' 9jr am : red by MTM D-24M+4mdau : ::e !cach ::e by4CLP !e::ch::;g ivacedu:e c::ed : !Ol-Fi4-2M no toxic teachate by TCLP leaching procedure citedin 40 CFR 26I. Ako test forTCLP extract: leachable I.l.l-trichtoniethane according to EPA SW M46 methal 8010 or 8240; )and leachable acetonitrile according to EPA SW 846 method 8030 or 8240

J.J.3 Provide products with a verage depleted uranium (1JU) activities as placed of under 300 pCityas determined by sampling in conformance with Revised Sampling Planfor Verification ofStabili:ed Sludge and Soil Radioactivity Levels. L'ach stabilized sludge (north deepwell,south deepwell and burn pond) individually shall have an average I)U activity ofless than300 pCilg.

J../.4 Provide product which has a partition (distrubution) cue ~icient (K,1)for uranium greater thanS mily as measured by ASTM 134646.

'4.0 PLACEMENTIN DISPOSAI CEl.L

4.1 Methal

4.1.1 Use concrete pump and closed pipe system, enclosed conreyor, or covered haul rehicles tomove stabili/ed sludge from enhet stabilization pad to closure cell.

4.l.2 Place cost-in-place stabilized sludge in formed areas so that thickness of batch is no prcaterthan Iwo feet.

Vibrate cast-in place stabill:ed 4aeed sludge lo eliminate trapped 4dr risible air bubb/cs which4.1,3 tcould resultfrom mixing and pouring.

4.1..I Place svil like stabilized warte in lifts no greater than X inches loose thickness and compactto specifications dereloped during piiot scale tests. Providefenders or a cover over the

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compac-tion equipment to prerent materialfrom being thrown into the airfrom thecompactor's rollers.

4.2 Documentation

4.2.1 Maintain records of top and botlom elevations and coordinates of corners for each batch placedin the cell.

4.2.2 Develop reemd-keeping plan and submit for approval by Owner Plan must:

a. Recoid hication of each batch.

b. Record QA/QC test results for each batch tested.

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SLUDGE STABILIZATION AND SOLIDIFICATION

EXHIBIT IB.00-1SCHEDULE OF SUBMITTALS

SPECIFICATIONSECTION AND PAR AGR APH SUBMITTAL TITLE SUBMrITAL SCHEDULE

(0 110 1.4.la Sludge Removal Equipment 5 days *Shop Drawings

iB.UU l .4. l h Sludge Tnuisport System 5 days *

0100 1.4.|c Stabili/ation Plant Shop 15 days *

Dwp Ibrawings

0.4110 1.4. ld Stabili/ed Sludge Pumping 15 days *

System Shop Drawings

OLOO l .4.2 Sludge Stabiliention 15 days before

QA/QC Plan start of operations

0100 1.4. .) Reagent Data 5 days *

IB.HO l.4.4 Documentation Plan 15 d.iys beforestatt ol' operations

t B.UU l .4.5 Pilot Scale Test Results I day aller completion

04.00 1.4.6 Produelion QA/QC Data Weekly

01 U0 1.4.7 Maps and Sections of WeeklyBatch Disposition

(B.UU l .4.8 Computer Data Base of MMjob Jtt days afterl'roduction and yAlyC placement ofResults stabilized waste

10.00 1.4.9 Operational Readiness 5 days before re iewReview Checklist

* Days after MmMy4><ompletion of pilot scale testing unless otherwise noted. Contractor will havea 75 day period during countruction of 61 Cell to conduct pilot scale testing.

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