I/UCRC Collaborative Research for the Development & Demonstration of Hazardous Substance Management Technologies

该项目是一项计划研究，旨在为由新泽西州纽瓦克的新泽西理工学院的危险物质管理研究中心(HSMRC)、华盛顿州西雅图的华盛顿大学过程分析化学中心(CPAC)开展的合作研究计划制定五年计划，以进行研究、开发和展示预防的新技术。危险物质的处理和补救。该研究计划的一个关键组成部分将是开发和应用创新的测量技术，以改善过程控制和监测，从而实现优化和具有成本效益的危险物质管理技术。拟议的合作研究计划提供了将两个国家科学基金会工业/大学合作研究中心(I/UCRC)的设施和能力联系起来的机会，每个中心与其工业合作伙伴都有明确的技术重点，以帮助能源部的环境恢复和废物管理(EM)计划。拟议中的计划的一个独特之处是能够积极让工业界参与该计划。此外，CPAC和HSMRC正在进行的具有能源部设施的其他研究项目将加强这一合作，包括：桑迪亚和洛斯阿拉莫斯国家实验室、西屋汉福德和萨凡纳河遗址以及(巴特尔)太平洋西北实验室。首席调查员和同事有经验和能力进行这项研究。能源部的环境恢复和废物管理计划为该项目提供了主要支持。项目经理建议新泽西理工学院为该项目提供125,000美元，为期一年，作为部分资金。(剩余资金将在93财年作为单方面奖励提供)。

This project is a planning study to develop a five-year plan for a collaborative research program conducted by the Hazardous Substance Management Research Center (HSMRC) at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, NJ, the Center for Process Analytical Chemistry (CPAC) at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA, to perform research and develop and demonstrate new technologies for the prevention, treatment and remediation of hazardous substances. A key component of the research program will be the development and application of innovative measurement technologies to improve process control and monitoring, leading to optimization and cost-effective hazardous substance management technologies. The proposed collaborative research program affords the opportunity to link the facilities and capabilities of two National Science Foundation Industry/University Cooperative Research Centers (I/UCRCs), each one having a defined technical focus, along with their industrial partners, to assist DOE's Environmental Restoration and Waste Management (EM) Program. A unique feature of the proposed program is the ability to actively involve industry in the program. Furthermore, this collaboration will be strengthened by other ongoing CPAC and HSMRC research projects with DOE facilities, including: Sandia and Los Alamos National Laboratories, Westinghouse Hanford and Savannah River Sites, and (Battelle) Pacific Northwest Laboratories. The Principal Investigators and colleagues have the experience and capabilities to perform this study. The Department of Energy's Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Program is providing the primary support for this project. The Program Manager recommends the New Jersey Institute of Technology be awarded $125,000 for one year for this project as partial funding. (The remaining funding will be given as a unilateral award in FY93).