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Discover the FLTRSTOR™ system, revolutionizing the handling of radioactive filters for enhanced efficiency. With integrated racks and pallets, our system accommodates up to 104 Tri Nuclear type filters, streamlining storage, shipping, and processing. Experience cost savings and increased productivity with this innovative solution, minimizing handling and maximizing container capacity for large-scale filter cleanout campaigns. FLTRSTOR™ The FLTRSTOR™ system revolutionizes the process of loading, storing, and shipping filters, significantly enhancing efficiency compared to the traditional method of simply dropping filters into a container. Comprising four (4) racks with integrated pallets, the FLTRSTOR™ system enables the reliable accommodation of up to 104 Tri Nuclear type filters (e.g., 6" diameter x 30" length) within our 8-120 custom Open-Top Container, which is provided as part of the system. This integrated solution eliminates the need for multiple handling of each filter during storage, dose profiling, container loading/unloading, and processing, while also increasing the quantity of filters that can be shipped simultaneously. By loading 104 filters in each outgoing FLTRSTOR™ container, significant cost savings are achieved by reducing the number of expensive 8-120B cask shipments and minimizing the required number of containers for large filter cleanout campaigns. Key Features One of the key advantages of the FLTRSTOR™ system is its ability to significantly reduce the number of lifting operations required to load filters into the container. This reduction not only minimizes personnel exposure (with one customer reporting a dose savings of over 50% compared to loading individual filters), but it also allows for the optimal positioning of higher dose rate filters at the center of the load, maximizing cask shielding during transport. This positioning is made possible by the traceable individual rack storage cell locations. Rack Handling The FLTRSTOR™ racks can be conveniently staged on the pool floor, occupying a footprint of 24" x 58". Alternatively, they can be hung from a suitable curb hanger with a robust weight capacity of approximately 500 lbs. Once a rack is fully loaded, it is removed and placed inside the provided WMG 8-120 custom open top container. Two (2) racks fit at the bottom of the 120 container, with the remaining two (2) racks stacking on top. Once all the racks are loaded, the container lid is securely re-installed, and the cask is prepared for shipment off-site to its ultimate disposition. Rack Features Stainless steel construction with multiple drain holes to support underwater loading. Height = 30 1/8" Footprint = 24"x54" Tare Weight = 180 lbs. Maximum Gross Weight = 530 lbs.

< Back ProShipper™ Brochure WMG is your gateway to logistics expertise for radioactive materials and radioactive waste management. Our Pro-Shippers™ are experts who enhance the efficiency and quality of your radioactive material/waste management with hands-on experience that seamlessly integrates with your operations, providing supplemental on-site staff support. Download Previous Next

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PHMSA's Quarterly Hazmat Newsletter Are you getting the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration’s (PHMSA's) quarterly newsletter for hazardous materials safety called “Hazardous Matters” from the Office of Hazardous Materials Safety (OHMS)? Are you getting the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration’s (PHMSA's) quarterly newsletter for hazardous materials safety called “Hazardous Matters” from the Office of Hazardous Materials Safety (OHMS)? Every quarter, this publication consolidates timely information on PHMSA’s latest hazardous material transportation rulemaking activities, upcoming workshops and webinars, newest publications, and other highlights from PHMSA's current safety initiatives. It is easy to subscribe and you can find past issues at: www.phmsa.dot.gov/training/hazmat/phmsas-quarterly-hazmat-newsletter In the April - June 2024 newsletter edition, PHMSA spotlights the importance of Hazardous Materials Registration as required in 49 CFR 107 Subpart G with a newly published brochure explaining the entire process of who must register, when and how to register, the cost of registration, and other important registration information. Missing the annual registration is a commonly cited violation by the PHMSA found in their Annual Civil Penalty Reports and 49 CFR 107 Subpart D Appendix A. “These articles are presented for informational purposes only. Any opinions expressed represent the professional opinion of WMG, Inc. and its employees and have not been evaluated or approved by regulators. Readers are responsible for performing an independent evaluation and interpretation of any rules or regulations discussed herein.” Previous Next

< Back TVA Watts Bar To Begin Using WMG Shipping Command Center May 28, 2024 TVA Watts Bar is the 10th plant to implement the SCC! Spring City, TN "We are pleased to announce that TVA Watts Bar has chosen to use the WMG Shipping Command Center." Says Mike Reeves, WMG's Radwaste General Manager. This collaboration will provide TVA Watts Bar with full access and support for all their shipping requirements. We are proud to integrate TVA into our Shipping Command Center (SCC) network, ensuring they receive comprehensive radwaste support for all their shipping needs." Previous Next

< Back RADMAN™ Suite 9.5.3 Release Oct 15, 2021 The newest release of RADMAN™ Suite is now available. The RADMAN™ Software Suite has evolved over the years focusing on maintaining compliance with ever-changing regulatory requirements and expanding the functionality of the software. User submitted requests, although secondary to regulatory requirements, are equally important to the evolution of RADMAN™. As every site utilizes the software differently, the feedback provided to us from the end users is paramount to the continuous improvement that we strive for. WMG is pleased to announce the release of RADMAN™ 9.5.3 on October 15, 2021. This release incorporates a total of twenty-six (26) updates. These software modifications are based on regulatory changes, user submitted requests, WMG enhancements and error corrections. Major enhancements include updating eTrans™ output to be compliant with the latest EnergySolutions electronic Waste Manifest revision, several modifications to all waste manifests for NUREG/BR-0204 Rev 3 compliance, a new user setting which determines whether Appendix G LLD nuclides contribute to NRC Waste Class, and a new US Ecology Waste Manifest. RADMAN™ 9.5.3 also incorporates numerous reporting corrections, the most significant of which is the discontinuation of Letter size (8.5” x 11”) manifests and the return of Legal size (8.5” x 14”) manifests. This update corrects concerns with details on the manifest being truncated and/or wrapping due to space limitations on both printed output and Excel exports. REGULATORY/CRITICAL UPDATES (6) Waste Manifests and Shipping Papers revision date has been updated to 10-2021 per the final update of NUREG/BR-0204 Revision 3 Replacement of Letter-sized manifests with Legal-sized page Addition of a user setting that, when enabled, has LLD activity for Appendix G nuclides (H-3, C-14, Tc-99, I-129) contributing to NRC waste class calculations Update to eTrans output to be compliant with EnergySolutions revised file layout, dated May 17, 2021 Addition of US Ecology waste manifest template Addition of US Ecology Sum of Fractions report MINOR FEATURE CHANGES (2) Increased Sample Name limit to 255 characters Increased Waste Stream Description limit to 255 characters LABEL/LAYOUT UPDATES (10) Changed “Created By” label when producing reports from WMG support accounts Corrected formatting errors on Combined Package Concentration Averaging report Corrected issue with SourceTrax Leak Test fields overlapping when form is resized Updates to correct typos and wording on Barnwell, Clive, WCS and Uniform LLRW manifests Modified warning message when adding an NRC Class N (GTCC) package to a waste or material shipment Changed WCS manifest block 5 label to “ELITE Shipment Request #” Updated Item reports (Misc Item, Instruments & Articles and Sources) to show weights and volume in scientific format when the entered value is less than 0.01 Added footnote to Part 61 reports to provide explanation for N/A percentages Added Electronic Submittal Checkbox to all Manifests Updated eTrans version number to 6.2 on Record 1 BUG FIXES (8) Corrected an error where the NRC/DOT report would report incorrect concentration for Empty Packages with a waste weight of zero (divide by zero error) Corrected an error where certain warnings/notifications would not be visible if other warnings/notifications are displayed Corrected error on Emergency Response Guide pages where descriptor text is truncated Corrected error that displays out-of-date classification/characterization information in Combine Filter report when the 3-meter dose override is changed Corrected issue that displayed “All Nuclides” in Add/Edit Sample when the “Show Only Custom Nuclides” setting is enabled Remove “Mixed” from Nuclide Library Remove “Mixed” from Sample Add/Edit screen Corrected error in Sample selection popup screen on Add/Edit filter, which did not register the selection correctly As with recent RADMAN™ releases, a full installation package, including software and Q/A related documentation is available, as well as a V&V release which allows multiple versions of RADMAN™ to be installed on the same workstation. This V&V release does not include software documentation and is intended to be used for testing and validation of RADMAN™ releases. Download Previous Next

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< Back 2004 Awarded Patents – Completed Projects WMG Packages and transports the Farley Unit 1 and Surry Unit 2 retired reactor pressure vessel heads intact for disposal using our patented transportation system, marking the first time in history a reactor vessel head is shipped intact.