Savannah River Replaces Key Liquid Waste Processing Equipment, But Outage Continues

By Staff Reports

A key piece of equipment needed for liquid waste disposal at the Savannah River Site (SRS) in South Carolina has successfully been replaced, but the yearlong outage of liquid waste processing remains in effect, the Department of Energy said Tuesday. Melter 3 is…

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