Hazardous Waste Inventory for Host. VAFB and Its Tenants PDF Download

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This study inventories the types and quantities of wastes expected to be generated by host base operations at Vandenberg Air Force Base (VAFB), and presents a combined inventory for the VAFB host base and its tenants. The host base inventory lists waste types; chemical constituents; baseline mass and volume generation rates per month, per year, and totals for the period 1981 through 1990; contingency mass and volume generation rates per contingency event; U.S. EPA and California hazardous waste numbers and hazardous properties; and California compatibility classes. The highest quantities of waste generated by the host base in 1981 were produced by 4392 TRNSS/LGTM (78,200 kg; 172,400 lb), followed by 1369 AVS/D0C (77,800 kg; 171,400 lb), and Lockheed (20,100 kg; 44,300 lb). The lowest quantities of wastes in 1981 were generated by Federal Electric (4,500 kg; 10,000 lb), Fuels Lab & Det 41 (2,300 kg; 5,100 lb), 394 ICBMTMS (1,900 kg; 4,200 lb), Boeing (1,300 kg; 2,900 lb), and USAF Hospital (1,100 kg; 2,500 lb). In 1990, the highest quantities of wastes are expected to be generated by 1369 AVS/D0C (155,500 kg; 342,800 Lb), and 4392 TRNSS/LGTM (78,200 kg; 172,400 lb), followed by Lockheed (20,100 kg; 44,200 lb), Federal Electric (9,300 kg; 20,500 lb), and Fuels Lab & Det 41 (5,800 kg; 12,800 lb). The smallest quantities in 1990 are expected to be generated by 394 ICBMTMS (1,900 kg; 4,200 lb), Boeing (1,300 kg; 2,900 lb), and USAF Hospital (1,100 kg; 2,500 lb). In 1981, 1369 AVS/D0C, 4392 TRNSS/LGTM, and Lockheed were the major sources of liquid wastes (44.1, 39.7, and 10.9 percent, respectively). Projections for 1990 indicate that 59.7 percent of the total baseline liquid wastes will be generated by 1369 AVS/DOC, 26.9 percent by 4392 TRNSS/LGTM, and 7.4 percent by Lockheed. The major host base generator of solid waste in 1981 was 4392 TRNSS/LGTM facility with 73.6 percent, followed by Federal Electric and Lockheed (13.0 and 7.8 percent respectively).