Melter 1 heat up complete at Hanford Waste Treatment Plant, DOE says

By Staff Reports

The first melter at the Department of Energy’s waste-solidification plant at the Hanford Site in Washington state has reached its operating temperature of 2,100 degrees Fahrenheit, the agency and contractor Bechtel National said this week. The milestone for the…

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