IWTU resumes liquid waste cleanup after five-month outage, DOE says

By ExchangeMonitor

The Integrated Waste Treatment Unit is again solidifying sodium-bearing liquid waste at the Idaho National Laboratory, a Department of Energy spokesperson said Thursday in an email. “During maintenance, engineers replaced granulated activated carbon beds, which…

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