Three More Hanford Double-Shell Waste Tanks at Risk for Corrosion

By Staff Reports

Three more double-shell tanks at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site contain waste with chemistry that puts them them at heightened risk of corrosion, according to a new report from tank farm contractor Washington River Protection Solutions. The report evaluated…

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