Work Performed Under DOE Contract: Explore Inventory Reuse & Recycling
In the work carried out under DOE Contract AC05-06OR23177, various laboratories are involved in inventory reuse and recycling. The approximate inventory reuse details for different laboratories are provided, showcasing the efforts towards sustainable practices. This involves the reuse of materials like SF6 and Freon, with each lab having different quantities in use and in storage. The information highlights the future potential for recycling and reuse, emphasizing environmental responsibility and resource efficiency.
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Laboratory Approximate Inventory Reuse, Recycling Near-term Future Use Argonne 11,000 lb. (Approx. 2,000 lbs. in cylinders) Yes No FERMILAB 1600 lbs. (Approx. 200 lbs. in systems and 1400 lbs. in cylinders) Yes Same Thomas Jefferson 350 lbs. (Approx. 150 lbs. In systems and 200 lbs. in cylinders) Yes Tentative Lawrence Berkeley 125 lbs. Yes No Lawrence Livermore 20,000 lbs. (14,000 lbs. in use. Approx. 6,000 lbs. in cylinders) Yes Tentative Pacific Northwest 4000 lbs. of (SF6 and Freon total) Yes No SLAC 1450 lbs. in use for the accelerator and in storage total Yes Yes
