Published 1995 | Version v1
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The Materials in Inventory (MIN) Initiative, a DOE Operations Office perspective

  • 1. Department of Energy, Argonne, IL (United States). Chicago Operations Office
  • 2. Department of Energy, Washington, DC (United States). Office of Environmental Management

Description

The Materials in Inventory (MIN) Initiative is a strategic planning process which will result in material disposition and management policies. The MIN Initiative is broad reaching across the DOE complex, and includes the following 10 material categories: (1) Spent Nuclear Fuel; (2) Depleted Uranium; (3) Natural and Enriched Uranium; (4) Plutonium and Other Nuclear Materials; (5) Weapons Components; (6) Scrap Metals and Equipment; (7) Chemicals; (8) Lithium; (9) Sodium, and (10) Lead. The MIN initiative only includes materials that are not actively in use, have not been designated as waste, and have not been designated by the Nuclear Weapons Council as Strategic Reserve Materials. The MIN Initiative is examining inventory levels of the previously mentioned materials, management systems currently in place, and potential Environment, Safety, Health, and Regulatory issues. This paper discusses the goals and progress of the MIN Initiative from the DOE Operations Office perspective

Additional details

Publishing Information

Publisher
Inst. of Nuclear Materials Management.
Imprint Place
Northbrook, IL (United States)
Imprint Title
Institute of Nuclear Materials Management 36. annual meeting: Proceedings. Volume 24
Imprint Pagination
1347 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 436-441.

Conference

Title
36. annual meeting of the Institute for Nuclear Materials Management.
Dates
9-12 Jul 1995.
Place
Palm Desert, CA (United States).

Optional Information

Secondary number(s)
CONF-950787--.