Research & Emerging Technologies

Emerging Cleanup Technologies
 

• Comparability of ISOCS Instrument in Radionuclide Characterization at Brookhaven National Laboratory (PDF)

• Cellular Bioengineering, Inc. Results from Decontamination Testing Using Decon Gel 1101 (PDF)

• ALARA™ 1146 Strippable Coating (PDF)

• Fixative Analysis for Soil Stabilization Activities at Hanford (PDF)

• Size Distribution and Rate of Production of Airborne Particulate Matter Generated During Metal Cutting - Report by M.A. Ebadian, et al, Florida International University (PDF)

• Innovative Technology Summary Reports. Lists over 100 reports from DOE EM to provide potential users with the information they need to quickly determine if a technology would apply to a particular environmental management problem. They include a description of the technology, applicable problem areas, and cost and performance data.

• Safety in Operations of Dismantling Nuclear Installations

• Working on Demonstration Tests of Decommissioning Technologies for Nuclear Facilities

• Aiming for the Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal

• Applying Laser Technology to Decommissioning for Nuclear Power Plant

• U.S. DOE Analysis of Potential Concrete Floor Decontamination Technologies. 1997

• The INEEL Environmental Technology Catalog provides information on more than 180 technologies, most applicable to characterization and cleanup technologies. The information represents innovative technologies, systems, and processes that enhance the DOE's Environmental Management (EM) missions at the INEEL.

• Melting the Way to Environmental Remediation

• Steam reformation might help with neutralizing Hanford's tank wastes

• Perma-Fix Becomes First Company to Treat Radioactively Contaminated Liquid Elemental Mercury Waste

• DOE LASAGNA^TM Technology Exceeds Expectations for Paducah Cleanup

• Robotics Cross Cutting Deactivation & Decommissioning
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