Essential Waste Treatment Equipment at SRS Should be Fixed by Year’s End, Contractor Says

By Dan Leone

The manager in charge of the effort to fix a Savannah River Site evaporator pot that unexpectedly sprung a leak halfway through its 30-year design life is 95-percent sure the vessel will be up and running again by Dec. 31. The 3H Evaporator Pot, which last year…

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