Alternative Technologies for the Destruction of Chemical Agents and Munitions (1993)
Chapter: G Technology Status Worksheet
G
Technology Status Worksheet
This technology worksheet was used as a guide by committee members in collecting information. It was also given as an information collection guide to the technology developers.
For use as a supplement to the written presentation handout.
Use extra sheets as necessary and refer to the topic number/letter.
Process:
Reviewer:
TOPIC | COMMENTS |
1.Technology Description |
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a. Narrative/Conceptual Flow Sheet b. Proposed advantages |
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2.Data Base Status |
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a. Chemistry/Physics fundamentals b. Stoichiometry/kinetics |
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3.Special Considerations |
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a. Hazardous/unusual reagents b. High temperature/pressure c. Corrosion/materials of construction d. Fouling/plugging e. Changing reactivity or selectivity f. Related equipment technology status |
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TOPIC | COMMENTS |
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g. Process stability/temperature excursions/explosion possibility h. Extent to which process can be expected to achieve acceptable level of destruction -- will additional or further treatment by other methods be required |
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4.By-products and Waste Streams |
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a. Types/composition/quantities (gaseous, liquid, solid) b. Normal/Upset conditions c. Pollution control systems requirements Types/dynamics required/availability/performance |
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5.Availability of Analytical Techniques for Monitoring |
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a. Process monitoring b. Environmental monitoring of processing area |
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6.Current Development Status |
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Concept/laboratory/pilot plant/demonstration/commercial |
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7.Extrapolation to an ability for destruction of chemical agents |
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a. Technical basis b. Probable limits (3X, 5X)* c. Development required to demonstrate this extrapolation |
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8.Areas of proposed applicability (check appropriate areas) |
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Feed Stream | 3X | 5X |
-- Bulk liquid -- Metal parts decontamination -- Energetics -- Dunnage -- Wastes from other ''front end'' processes -- Hazardous chemicals other than the chemical agents (e.g. PCBs) |
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