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2 Evaluation Factors Specific to ACWA Sites Application
2 Evaluation Factors Specific to ACWA Sites Application
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The information on these ogy that has been conducted with stored and recovered technologies is being updated in this report to allow chemical warfare materiel and/or surrogate materials, the technologies to be considered for implementation in either the United States or other countries. Whether at the two Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternatives a technology has been permitted or otherwise approved (ACWA)
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] Process Efficacy For destruction of a chemical weapon, input would EDTs could be used at BGCAPP and PCAPP to be the quantity of agent in a munition and output destroy noncontaminated rocket motors, mustard would be the quantity of agent in all the final residual agent-filled munitions in good condition, and leaking streams after the detonation process has destroyed that or rejected mustard agent munitions.
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Both the TC-60 TDC and the DAVINCH vendors report DEs and others report DREs. DV65 have been found to be in compliance with Other considerations in assessing efficacy are pro- ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Case 2564, for cess reliability and robustness.
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generate excessive noise, odors, or other nuisances. Would the process be able to satisfy environmental Permitting requirements under RCRA are stringent and have caused delays in regulatory requirements under RCRA?
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regulated under the RCRA program; if such contaminants are present at concentrations greater than allowed, the wastes may require additional treatment prior to ultimate disposal. TABLE 2-6 Subfactors for Destruction Verification Capability (for Chemical Agents)
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2006. Review of International Technologies for Destruction of figurations of munitions listed in the four requirements R ecovered Chemical Warfare Materiel.
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