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the in-line ion exchange resins. The use of LCW and copper heat exchange equipment is <br />essential to controlling the operation of the accelerator and associated equipment. <br />Spent resins are generated from the operation of the linear accelerator and other <br />experimental equipment and may come from different parts of the experimental facilities <br />based on their availability for access and maintenance. Resins are shipped to a permitted <br />off -recycling facility and returned to SLAC for reuse. <br />4.5 Exaerimental Eguiament Renair/Unsrade and Removal Generative <br />Beryllium or RCRA Metals Waste (RCRA Contaminated Debris and <br />Non -Debris) <br />Some experimental apparatus use beryllium copper alloys and some operational and <br />experimental activities generate small quantities of debris with other RCRA metals (other <br />than lead) to support electronic operations. SLAC continues to utilize good waste <br />segregation practices to reduce mixing non -hazardous waste with hazardous waste. <br />4�6 Acid and Alkaline Debris <br />The majority of this waste is in the form of empty containers. A 15 percent reduction of <br />this waste stream is projected by improving process in sorting recyclable and non- <br />recyclable containers; reevaluate liquid chemical purchases in returnable containers; <br />additional waste generator training. <br />For SNL/CA <br />4.7 SNL/CA Site Wide Oil -contaminated Debris <br />Oil -contaminated debris is generated by different operations around the site. hz 2014, the <br />largest generators ofoil-contaminated debris were the Maintenance- <br />Engineering <br />Department, Engine Combustion Laboratory and the Machine shop. These operations <br />generated rags, wipes, and other solids contaminated with oil. Currently this oil - <br />contaminated debris are drummed and disposed of as a non-RCRA hazardous waste. <br />In 2011, Oil contaminated debris was incorrectly coded as: 181, other inorganic Solid <br />waste. Due to site changes in Waste characterization personnel, oil contaminated debris <br />is now coded 352. The change in the coding resulted in the decrease in waste generated <br />in 2014. <br />September 1, 2015 SB 14 Report III -7 <br />