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Subject: Re: Evaporating HW

From: "Halim A. Hasan" <HALI**At_Symbol_Here**Lundbeck.com>
Date: March 19, 2010 8:11:08 AM EDT
Subject: RE: [DCHAS-L] Evaporating HW


LDR=92s are attached at the point of generation, so once the determination is made that the material is going to be disposed of, this becomes the point of generation. The material is still characteristic (ignitability) at the POG, so LDR=92s are then attached.

 

But we=92re talking emission here, as this will not be disposed of on land. Waste containers must be kept closed unless adding or removing waste, which rules out leaving the top off to evaporate.

 

Halim A. Hasan, CHMM 
Environmental Health & Safety Officer 
Radiation Safety Officer 
Lundbeck Research USA 
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