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The Chemical Agent Munition Disposal System is a prototype facility for the large scale destruction of lethal chemical agents and munitions. This document describes the utility requirements. (Author).
The Chemical Agent Munition Disposal System is a prototype facility for the large scale destruction of lethal chemical agents and munitions. This document presents the primary criteria and critical design parameters for the CAMDS system and its components. (Author).
The Chemical Agent Munition Disposal System is a prototype facility for the large scale destruction of lethal chemical agents and munitions. This document is a failure modes and effects analysis based on design data and anticipated operating procedures. (Author).
The Chemical Agent Munition Disposal System is a prototype facility for the large scale destruction of lethal chemical agents and munitions. This document presents description, analysis and summary of tests conducted to determine chemical agent and munition characteristics of the stockpiled munitions. (Author).
The Chemical Agent Munition Disposal System is a prototype facility for the large scale destruction of lethal chemical agents and munitions. This document contains test reports relating to the thermal detoxification of chemical agents and the thermal deactivation of explosives.
The Chemical Agent Munition Disposal System (CAMDS) is a prototype facility for the large scale destruction of lethal chemical agents and munitions. This document contains description and results of testing of demilitarization machines being developed for the CAMDS.
An air pollution engineering source sampling survey was conducted at Tooele Army Depot to evaluate particulate and visible emissions from the Transportable Disposal System (TDS) dunnage incinerator with respect to standards of 0.2 gr/scf and No. 1 Ringlemann. The waste charging rate was 500 lb/hr. The measured particulate emissions for the two required test runs were 0.113 and 0.190 gr/scf. The observed visible emission was essentially zero on the Ringlemann Scale. (Author).
The Tooele Army Depot CAMDS facility is intended to satisfy the following specific requirements: (1) To develop and demonstrate advanced procedures and equipment for the large-scale demilitarization of lethal chemical agents and munitions. (2) To provide a facility for the disposal of 18,800 code H M55 GB-filled rockets currently located at Tooele Army Depot. In addition, CAMDS is currently being proposed as the system for disposal of approximately 100,000 additional chemical munitions of various types in condition code H at Tooele Army Depot. This plan includes the disposal of these munitions. (3) To provide a readily available facility for disposal of limited quantities of selected unserviceable lethal chemical munitions currently located at other storage depots. The purpose of this document is to obtain the necessary approvals required by Public Laws 91-121 and 91-441, prior to initiation of toxic operations of the CAMDS at Tooele Army Depot, Tooele, Utah. The current document has been rewritten to reflect the changes in the Transportable Disposal System which resulted in the CAMDS and voids the original documentation prepared on the Transportable Disposal System.