SRS Declares Potential Safety Inadequacy at Spent Fuel Storage Facility

By Staff Reports

The Savannah River Site declared a potential inadequacy in the safety analysis (PISA) at a site storage facility on Feb. 24 after a lid came off a spent nuclear fuel (SNF) storage can. Department of Energy SRS Manager Jack Craig said in a March 29 report that the…

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