ML051260253

Plant Operating Manual. Post Accident Sampling and Analysis of Reactor Building Vent, Auxiliary, Building Vent, and Reactor Building Atmosphere

ML051260253
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Issue date:	04/27/2005
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE........

3

2.0 REFERENCES

3;,..........................

2.1 Developmental References

.3 2.2 Equipment Database References

.4 3.0 PERSONNEL INDOCTRINATION 4

3.1 Description..................

4 3.2 Definitions

.6 3.3 Responsibilities

.6 3.4 Limits and Precautions

.6 3.5 Prerequisites

.8 4.0 INSTRUCTIONS 11 4.1 Reactor Building Atmosphere Gamma Isotopic Analysis Using Aims.11 4.2 Reactor Building Atmosphere Gas Grab Sample Via WSSB-2 Gas Grab Sampler.16 4.3 Reactor Building Ventilation Duct Gamma Isotopic Analysis................... 21 4.4 Auxiliary Building Ventilation Duct Gamma Isotopic Arfalysis.24 4.5 Reactor Building Vent Particulate and Iodine Grab Sample.27 4.6 Auxiliary Building Vent Particulate and Iodine Grab Sample.31 4.7 Reactor Building Ventilation Duct Gas Grab Sample Via WSSB-2 Gas Grab Sampler.35 4.8 Auxiliary Building Ventilation Duct Gas Grab Sample Via WSSB-2 Gas Grab Sampler.40 5.0 CONTINGENCIES 45 5.1 Estimating Grab Sample Shipment Curie Content When Gamma Spectroscopy System is Unavailable.45 5.2 Manual Collimator Positioning and Manual Gamma Isotopic Analysis.45 5.3 RM-Al LMH Valve Controller Manual Operation.46 5.4 RM-A2 LMH Valve Controller Manual Operation.47 ENCLOSURES

1.

Operational Support Center Data Sheet.48

2.

Estimate of Core Damage from Curies in Containment.49

3.

Power Supplies.50

4.

RANGE AIMS Pre-Analysis Check Guidelines.51

5.

Guidelines for Performing Gamma Spectroscopy Analysis.52

6.

Guidelines for Gas Grab Sampler Installation and Removal.53

7.

Grab Sample Shipment and Notifications.54

8.

Estimating Grab Sample Curie Content When Gamma Spectroscopy System is Unavailable.55

9.

Manual Collimator Positioning and Manual Gamma Isotopic Analysis.58

10.

RM-Al LMH Valve Controller Manual Operation Guidelines.60

11.

RM-A2 LMH Valve Controller Manual Operation Guidelines.61 I CH-631 I

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1.0 2.0 2.1 2.1.1 2.1.2 2.1.3 2.1.4 2.1.5 2.1.6 2.1.7 2.1.8 K2.1.

2.1.9 2.1.10 2.1.11 2.1.12 2.1.13 2.1.14 PURPOSE This procedure provides instructions for sampling the RB Vent, AB Vent, and RB atmosphere during accident conditions using PASS.

REFERENCES Developmental References Radiological Emergency Response Plan Regulatory Guide 1.183, Alternative Radiological Source Terms for Evaluating Design Basis Accidents at Nuclear Power Reactors. July 2000.

NUREG 0737, Post-TMI Requirements Regulatory Guide 1.97, Instrumentation For Light-Water Cooled Nuclear Power Plants to Assess Plant and Environs Conditions During and Following an Accident RSP-600, ALARA Program Applied Physical Technology, Volumes A through C (Crystal River Installation PASS manuals)

Drawing M.D. 0211033.003 EOP-14, Enclosure 2, PPO Post Event Actions EM-104, Operation of the Operational Support Center CH-234, Post Accident Sampling System Gamma Spectroscopy System FD-302-693, Containment Monitoring System FD-302-694, PASS Containment Monitoring AIM Detection System FD-302-695, Noble Gas Effluent Monitoring System FD-302-766, Auxiliary Building Post Accident I CH-631 Rev. 5 l

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2.2 Equipment Database References WSV-3 WSV-4 WSV-5 WSV-6 WSV-32 WSV-33 WSV-34 WSV-35 WSV-36 WSV-37 WSV-53 WSV-54 WSV-57 WSV-59 WSV-60 WSV-61 WSV-63 WSV-64 WSV-67 WSV-70 WSV-71 WSV-72 RMV-1 RMV-2 RMV-3 RMV-4 RMV-5 RMV-6 WSV-70 RMV-8 RMV-9 RMV-34 WSP-1 RMV-1 1 RMV-13 RMV-14 RMV-15 RMV-16 RMV-17 RMV-1 8 RMV-20 RMV-21 RMV-23 RMV-25 RMV-26 RMV-27 WS-14-Fl RM-A1 RMP-A1 RM-A1-MG-2A RM-A1-FI RM-A1-RE4 RM-A1-RE5 RM-A1-RI4 RM-A1-RI5 RM-A1-RY4 RM-A1-RC RMP-A1 RM-A1-MG-2A WS-1 4-Fl RMSB-1A RMSB-1 B RM-A2 RMP-A2 RM-A2-MG-2A RM-A2-FI RM-A2-RE4 RM-A2-RE5 RM-A2-R14 RM-A2-RI5 RM-A2-RY4 RM-A2-RC RMSB-2A RMSB-2B WSSB-2 WS-1 3-CE WS-1 3-CX WS-13-LT CMP AHF-67 MEEL-2 DPDP-5A DPDP-5B DPDP-8A DPDP-8B ACDP-59 3.0 3.1 3.1.1 3.1.2 3.1.3 3.1.4 3.1.5 PERSONNEL INDOCTRINATION Description PASS is an on-line system designed to sample various liquid and gaseous sample streams during accident conditions. The RANGE system samples the RB atmosphere and gaseous effluents from both the RB and AB Vents.

The RANGE system consists of an AIMS detector to perform gamma isotopic analysis of the sample streams.

The RANGE system provides the ability to obtain gaseous and radioiodine grab.

samples to be shipped off-site for analysis.

The RANGE system has the ability to continuously monitor gaseous effluents from the RB and AB vents via the mid-and high-range noble gas monitors. The RB and AB each have a LMH valve controller that automatically aligns the mid-and high-range noble gas monitors based on sample stream activity. The LMH valve controllers may be operated manually.

When estimating total activity for gaseous grab sample shipment, the following assumptions were made:

• Core Nuclide Mix and Half-lives from RADTRAD Code Library

• 8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br /> since reactor shutdown

• Microshield software was used to determine conversion factors for calculating total pCi from dose rate. Sample assumed to be small enough at a distance of 7 inches to represent point source. Pig is 17.75 inches tall with a radius of 7 inches. Weight is 725 pounds. This results in effective density of 7.4 g/cc.

• Release fractions from Regulatory Guide 1.183 for gap and early in-vessel melt No removal of iodines and particulates from RB air ICH-631 I

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3.1.6 When estimating total activity for particulate and iodine grab sample shipment the following assumptions are made:

• Core Nuclide Mix and Half-lives from RADTRAD Code Library

• 8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br /> since reactor shutdown

• Microshield software was used to determine conversion factors for calculating total pCi from dose rate. Pig is 5.625 inches tall with diameter of 5.5 inches.

The pig is composed of 0.5" lead and.375" of iron. The RMSB filter canister is 1.375" tall with a diameter of 2.25". The measurement distance is 3.0 " from the center of the pig.

• Release fractions from Regulatory Guide 1.183 for gap and early in-vessel melt No removal of iodines and particulates from RB or AB air

• The RB or AB atmospheric mix is on the particulate and iodine filter. The particulate and iodine is filtered by the HEPA and charcoal banks, but the isotopic mix remains unchanged. Some of the Xe and Kr gas is retained in the iodine cartridge. The RB or AB particulate and iodine is reduced by - 99%

through the filters, and approximately 1% of gas is retained in the cartridge.

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3.2 3.2.1 3.2.2 3.2.3 3.2.4 3.2.5 3.2.6 3.2.7 3.2.8 3.2.9 3.2.10 3.3 3.3.1 3.3.2 3.3.3 3.4 3.4.1 3.4.2 3.4.3 3.4.4 3.4.5 Definitions AIMS Automated Isotopic Measurement System CFM Cubic feet per minute EC Emergency Coordinator IRP Instrument Relay Panel LMH RB orAB Low, Mid and High Range valve controller PASS Post Accident Sampling System RANGE Reactor and Auxiliary Noble Gas Effluent monitoring system RE-ENTRY Return of personnel to an area evacuated by an emergency condition RMT Radiation Monitoring Team TMI Three Mile Island nuclear plant Responsibilities EC or designee shall authorize re-entry.

OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee

• ensures EC approval for re-entry has been obtained

• determines which sections of procedure are to be performed during re-entry

• ensures re-entry prerequisites are complete This procedure is performed by a qualified Emergency Sample Team member.

Limits and Precautions Any or all of this procedure is done by direction of the EC or designee.

Re-entry must have RMT preplanning, concurrence, and coverage as outlined in EM-1 04, Operation of the Operational Support Center. Controlled access areas will be defined by the RMT personnel.

Extremely high radiation dose rates may be present during post-accident sampling.

These high dose rates could result in high radiation exposure. Performing this procedure requires ALARA pre-planning.

Emergency Sample Team will STOP and go to a low dose area (i.e. primary chemistry laboratory) if dose rates at re-entry work area exceeds limits specified in pre-job briefing.

All sampling actions are performed from the Main Control Board by Operations or from the Count Room unless specifically noted.

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3.4.6 WS-1 3-CE (RANGE AIMS) can measure 1.OE-6 giCi/cc to 1.OE+5 piCi/cc.

3.4.7 WSP-1 is a positive displacement pump and may be damaged if operated without complete or proper valve line-up.

3.4.8 WSV-70 is interlocked with the following valves and will not open if any of these valves are open.

WSV-33

• WSV-35

• WSV-36 WSV-37 3.4.9 RMV-25 does not have a separate operator. It is interlocked with RMV-8. When RMV-8 is closed, RMV-25 will open. When RMV-8 is opened, RMV-25 will close.

3.4.10 RMV-26 does not have a separate operator. It is interlocked with RMV-20. When RMV-20 is closed, RMV-26 will open. When RMV-20 is opened, RMV-26 will close.

3.4.11 RMV-6 is a 3-way valve. OPEN indicates RMV-6 is aligned from RM-Al-RE4 (RM-Al gaseous mid-range detector) outlet to RB Exhaust Duct.

CLOSED indicates RMV-6 is aligned from RM-Al-RE4 (RM-Al gaseous mid-range detector) outlet to RMP-A1 (RM-A1 sample pump) inlet.

3.4.12 RMV-18 is a 3-way valve. OPEN indicates RMV-18 is aligned from RM-A2-RE4 (RM-A2 gaseous mid-range detector) outlet to AB Exhaust Duct. CLOSED indicates RMV-18 is aligned from RM-A2-RE4 (RM-A2 gaseous mid-range detector) outlet to RMP-A2 (RM-A2 sample pump) inlet.

3.4.13 RM-A1-FI and RM-A2-FI readings are multiplied by 0.1 to obtain flow in cfm.

3.4.14 A maximum filter loading of 3 Ci total activity is recommended for-particulate and iodine filter grab samples.

3.4.15 RB dome sampling via WSV-34 and WSV-35 is the preferred sample point for sampling the RB atmosphere.

3.4.16 RB emergency recirculation discharge duct sampling via WSV-32 and WSV-33 is the preferred alternate sample point for sampling the RB atmosphere.

3.4.17 RB normal recirculation duct sampling via WSV-3 and WSV-4 is the least preferred sample point for sampling the RB atmosphere because this ventilation duct is normally secured during accident conditions.

3.4.18 ES must be bypassed or reset by Operations before WSV-3, 4, 5 or 6 can be opened from the Control Room.

3.4.19 Sampling described in' Section 4.0 of this procedure CANNOT be performed concurrently due to shared piping in the different sample streams.

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3.5 Prerequisites NOTE Prerequisites steps may be performed in any order.

3.5.1 ASSEMBLE sample team.

Sample Team Leader Sample Team Members Initials 3.5.2 DETERMINE sampling to be performed.

Section Number Description Initials 3.5.3 REVIEW procedures.

EM-1 04, Operation of the Operational Support Center Emergency Team Member duties per Section 4.0 Team Briefing/Re-entry checklist Sections of this procedure being performed Initials I CH-631 I

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3.5.4 IF gas grab sampling via WSSB-2, THEN ENSURE the following:

[1 Grab sampler currently installed MEEL-2, AB elevator, is operable to transport sampler OR

[ ]

Grab sampler NOT currently installed MEEL-2, AB elevator operable to transport sampler New break-away type device available to attach transit cover and transit cover bolts to sampler Replacement sample bomb and pig (Catalog ID 1400513) available to install on grab sampler transit cart Initials 3.5.5 IF particulate and iodine sampling via RMSB-1A/1B or RMSB-2A12B, THEN PERFORM the following:

ESTIMATE sample stream activity Estimated sample stream activity pCi/cc DETERMINE where filters will be stored Filter storage location ENSURE timing device available.

Initials 3.5.6 IF sampling RB atmosphere, THEN ENSURE electrical breakers are closed.

[3 Operations has performed EOP-14 Enclosure 2, PPO Post Event Actions OR Operations has NOT performed EOP-14 Enclosure 2, PPO Post Event Actions

1.

REQUEST operations CLOSE the following breakers

• DPDP-5A, Breaker 2 (WSV-35)

• DPDP-8A, Breaker 14 (WSV-34)

DPDP-5B, Breaker 27 (WSV-33)

• DPDP-8B, Breaker 21 (WSV-32)

2.

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3.5.7 PERFORM pre-job brief.

ENSURE RMT member is present for briefing DISCUSS the following access route exit route Communications Radio channel to be used phone number(s)

Initials VERIFY ALL steps of this section are completed before sample team leaves OSC.

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4.0 INSTRUCTIONS NOTE The sampling described in Section 4.0 of this procedure CANNOT be performed concurrently due to shared piping in the different sample streams.

.4.1 4.1.1 Reactor Building Atmosphere Gamma Isotopic Analysis Using Aims WHEN sample team exits OSC, THEN VERIFY radio communication with OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee.

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4.1.2 ALIGN system for sample.

1. NOTIFY operations to perform the following:

a.

ENSURE ES actuations are reset or bypassed

b.

OPEN WSV-5

c.

OPEN WSV-6

d.

OPEN RB sample isolation valves

[ ]

RB dome (preferred sample)

WSV WSV-35 OR

[ ]

emergency recirculation ventilation discharge duct (alternate sample)

WSV-32 WSV-33 OR 2.

3.

[ ]

normal recirculation ventilation duct sampling (not representative)

WSV-3 WSV-4 Operations reports valve line-up complete OPEN the following valves:

[ ]

RB dome or emergency recirculation ventilation discharge duct sample WSV-61 WSV-37 OR

[ ]

normal recirculation ventilation duct sample WSV-36 WSV-61 WSV-37 Initials I CH-631 I

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4.1.3 CAUTION WSP-1 may be damaged if operated without complete line-up.

l NOTE Procedure may continue while purging sample.

PURGE sample line.

1.

START WSP-1

2.

VERIFY flow at WS-14-FI

3.

PURGE at least 10 minutes Initials ENSURE RANGE AIMS detector WS-1 3-CE ready for use.

REFER to Enclosure 4 for guidance

[]

Liquid nitrogen dewar > 50 pounds

[ ]

Detector voltage adjusted

[]

QC requirements met 4.1.4 Initials l CH-631 I

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NOTE This step may be repeated for multiple gamma analyses.

NOTE may be used to evaluate % core damage.

4.1.5 PERFORM Gamma Isotopic Analysis

1.

ENSURE sample line purge is complete

2.

REFER to Enclosure 5 for gamma spectroscopy guidance

[ ]

SELECT Containment Building Sample

[ ]

ATTACH gamma scan(s) to this procedure

3.

NOTIFY OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee of results Gamma Scan ID number(s)

Initials 4.1.6 ALIGN for instrument air purge

1.

OPEN WSV-53

2.

ENSURE the following valves are closed:

WSV-3 WSV-4 WSV-32 WSV-33 WSV-34 WSV-35

3.

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4.1.7 ENSURE adequate system purge.

1.

ENSURE logged onto PASS computer

2.

ENSURE PASS Menu selected

3.

SELECT Flush Sample Lines

4.

SELECT RANGE Air Purge

5.

PURGE at least 10 minutes

6.

PRESS Return

7.

SELECT QUIT to exit

8.

ENTER LO to log off PASS Initials 4.1.8 SECURE line-up.

1.

STOP WSP-1

2. ENSURE CLOSED the following valves:

WSV-53 WSV-61 WSV-37 WSV-36

3. NOTIFY Operations to CLOSE the following valves:

WSV-5 WSV-6

4.

Operations reports valves closed Initials Section 4.1 completed Initials/Date I CH-631 I

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4.2 4.2.1 Reactor Building Atmosphere Gas Grab Sample Via WSSB-2 Gas Grab Sampler WHEN sample team exits OSC, THEN VERIFY radio communication with OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee Initials NOTE AHF-67 switch is located on wall left of AHF-67.

4.2.2 4.2.3 ESTABLISH ventilation for gas grab sampling.

POSITION AHF-67 switch to ON Initials ENSURE gas grab sampler, WSSB-2, installed.

[ ]

Gas grab sampler already installed OR

[ ]

REFER to Enclosure 6 for gas grab sampler installation instructions Initials I CH-631 I

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4.2.4 ALIGN system for gas grab sample.

1. NOTIFY operations to perform the following:

a.

ENSURE ES actuations are reset or bypassed

b.

OPEN WSV-5

c.

OPEN WSV-6

d. OPEN RB sample isolation valves

[ ]

RB dome (preferred sample)

WSV-34 WSV-35 OR

[ ]

emergency recirculation ventilation discharge duct (alternate sample)

WSV-32 WSV-33 OR

[ ]

normal recirculation ventilation duct sampling (not representative)

WSV-3 WSV-4

2.

Operations reports valve line-up complete

3. OPEN the following valves:

[ ]

RB dome or emergency recirculation ventilation discharge duct sample WSV-59 WSV-60 WSV-37 OR

[ ]

normal recirculation ventilation duct sample WSV-36 WSV-59 WSV-60 WSV-37 Initials CH-631 Rev. 5 Page17of62

CAUTION WSP-1 may be damaged if operated without complete line-up.

4.2.5 ALIGN for RB atmosphere gas grab sample.

1.

START WSP-1

2.

VERIFY flow at WS-14-FI

3.

PURGE at least 10 minutes Initials 4.2.6 ENSURE RANGE AIMS detector WS-1 3-CE ready for use.

REFER to Enclosure 4 for guidance

[]

Liquid nitrogen dewar > 50 pounds

[ ]

Detector voltage adjusted

[ ]

QC requirements met Initials NOTE This step may be repeated for multiple gamma analyses.

4.2.7 PERFORM Gamma Isotopic Analysis.

1.

_ ENSURE sample line purge is complete

2.

REFER to Enclosure 5 for gamma spectroscopy guidance

[ ]

SELECT Containment Building Sample

[ J ATTACH gamma scan(s) to this procedure

3.

NOTIFY OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee of results Gamma Scan ID number(s)

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4.2.8 ISOLATE grab sarrile.

1.

CLOSE WSV-72

2.

CLOSE WSV-71

3.

RECORD sample time Grab sample Date/Time Initials 4.2.9 ALIGN for Instrument Air purge.

1.

OPEN WSV-53

2. NOTIFY Operations to ENSURE the following valves are closed:

WSV-3 WSV-4 WSV-32 WSV-33 WSV-34 WSV-35

3.

Operations reports valves are closed Initials 4.2.10 PURGE WS-13-CE, RANGE AIMS.

1.

ENSURE.logged onto PASS computer

2.

ENSURE PASS Menu selected

3.

SELECT Flush Sample Lines

4.

SELECT RANGE Air Purge

5.

PURGE at least 10 minutes

6.

PRESS Return

7.

SELECT QUIT to exit

8.

ENTER LO to log off PASS Initials l CH-631 I

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4.2.11 RESTORE system line-up.

1.

OPEN WSV-61

2.

CLOSE WSV-59

3.

CLOSE WSV-60

4.

PURGE at least 1 minute

5.

STOP WSP-1

6. ENSURE CLOSED the following valves:

WSV-53 WSV-61 WSV-37 WSV-36

7. NOTIFY Operations to CLOSE the following valves:

WSV-5 WSV-6 Initials 4.2.12 REMOVE Gas Grab Sampler, WSSB-2.

1.

REMOVE gas grab sampler from sample station, REFER to Enclosure 6

2.

TRANSPORT gas grab sampler to 95' TB Crane Well

3.

UNBOLT grab sampler from cart using 3/4" wrench or equivalent as determined by Chemistry Technician

4.

INSTALL transit cover over quick connects

5.

MEASURE dose rates from grab sampler Contact dose rate (side of pig) mR/hr Dose rate @ 3 feet mR/hr Initials 4.2.13 PREPARE for grab sample shipment.

REFER to Enclosure 7 for off-site shipment and notifications Initials Section 4.2 completed Initials/Date I H-6310 Rev. 5 Page 20 of 62 l

4.3 Reactor Building Ventilation Duct Gamma lsotopic Analysis NOTE RM-Al must be operating to perform this section.

4.3.1 4.3.2 4.3.3 ENSURE RM-Al is in service. Remote indications may be used to accomplish this task.

Initials WHEN sample team exits OSC, THEN VERIFY radio communication with OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee Initials VERIFY RM-Al LMH valve controller alignment.

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to AUTO OR

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to MAN ALIGN RM-Al LMH valve controller for current plant conditions per Section 5.3 of this procedure.

Initials CAUTION WSP-1 may be damaged if operated without complete line-up. I 4.3.4.

PURGE sample line.

1. OPEN the following valves RMV-01 1 WSV-61 WSV-70

2.

START WSP-1

3.

VERIFY flow at WS-14-FI

4.

PURGE at least 1 minute Initials I CH-631 I

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4.3.5 ENSURE RANGE AIMS detector WS-13-CE ready for use.

REFER to Enclosure 4 for guidance

[]

Liquid nitrogen dewar > 50 pounds

[ ]

Detector voltage adjusted

[ ]

QC requirements met Initials NOTE This step may be repeated for multiple gamma analyses.

4.3.6 PERFORM Gamma Isotopic Analysis

1.

ENSURE sample line purge is complete

2.

REFER to Enclosure 5 for gamma spectroscopy guidance

[ ]

SELECT Reactor Building Vent Sample

[ ]

ATTACH gamma scan(s) to this procedure

3.

NOTIFY OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee of results Gamma Scan ID number(s)

Initials 4.3.7 ALIGN for instrument air purge

1.

OPEN WSV-63

2.

CLOSE RMV-011 Initials I CH-631 Rev. 5 l

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4.3.8 ENSURE adequate system purge.

1.

ENSURE logged onto PASS computer

2.

ENSURE PASS Menu selected

3.

SELECT Flush Sample Lines

4.

SELECT VENT Air Purge

5.

_ PURGE at least 10 minutes

6.

PRESS Return

7.

SELECT QUIT to exit

8.

ENTER LO to log off PASS SECURE line-up.

1.

STOP WSP-1

2. CLOSE the following valves WSV-63 WSV-61 WSV-70 Initials 4.3.9 Initials Section 4.3 completed InitialslDate I CH-631 I

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4.4 Auxiliary Building Ventilation Duct Gamma Isotopic Analysis NOTE RM-A2 must be operating to perform this section.

4.4.1 ENSURE RM-A2 is in service. Rernote indications may be used to accomplish this task.

Initials 4.4.2 WHEN sample team exits OSC, THEN VERIFY radio communication with OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee Initials 4.4.3 VERIFY RM-A2 LMH valve controller alignment.

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to AUTO OR

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to MAN ALIGN RM-A2 LMH valve controller for current plant conditions per Section 5.4 of this procedure.

Initials CAUTION WSP-1 may be damaged if operated without complete line-up.

4.4.4 PURGE sample line.

1. OPEN the following valves RMV-23 WSV-61 WSV-70

2.

START WSP-1

3.

VERIFY flow at WS-14-FI

4.

PURGE at least 1 minute Initials I CH-631 I

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4.4.5 ENSURE RANGE AIMS detector WS-1 3-CE ready for use.

REFER to Enclosure 4 for guidance

[]

Liquid nitrogen dewar > 50 pounds

[ ]

Detector voltage adjusted

[ ]

QC requirements met Initials NOTE This step may be repeated for multiple gamma analyses.

4.4.6 PERFORM Gamma Isotopic Analysis

1.

ENSURE sample line purge is complete

2.

REFER to Enclosure 5 for gamma spectroscopy guidance

[ ]

SELECT Auxiliary Building Vent Sample

[ ]

ATTACH gamma scan(s) to this procedure

3.

NOTIFY OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee of results Gamma Sc; ALIGN for instrument air purge

1.

OPEN WSV-63

2.

CLOSE RMV-23 an ID number(s)

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4.4.8 ENSURE adequate system purge.

1.

ENSURE logged onto PASS computer

2.

_ ENSURE PASS Menu selected

3.

SELECT Flush Sample Lines

4.

SELECT VENT Air Purge

5.

PURGE at least 10 minutes

6.

_ PRESS Return

7.

SELECT QUIT to exit

8.

ENTER LO to log off PASS SECURE line-up.

1.

STOP WSP-1

2. CLOSE the following valves WSV-63 WSV-61 WSV-70 Initials 4.4.9 Initials Section 4.4 completed Initials/Date CH-631 Rev. 5 Page26of62

4.5 Reactor Building Vent Particulate and Iodine Grab Sample NOTE Flow must be established through RM-Al mid-range or high-range gaseous monitors to perform this section.

4.5.1 ENSURE RM-A1 is in service. Remote indications may be used to accomplish this task.

Initials 4.5.2 WHEN sample team exits OSC, THEN VERIFY radio communication with OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee.

Initials 4.5.3 VERIFY RM-A1 LMH valve controller alignment.

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to AUTO OR

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to MAN ALIGN RM-Al LMH valve controller for current plant conditions per Section 5.3 of this procedure.

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NOTE Total activity loaded on filters is limited to < 3 curies.

4.5.4 DETERMINE sample collection time.

1.

DETERMINE RM-A1-FI actual flow rate RM-A 1-Fl actual flow rate = JRM-A1-FI indicated flow rate] x 0.1 RM-Al -FI actual flow rate _

2.

CALCULATE maximum sample collection time

f.

N 3E6 ptCi cfm sample collection time kminutes) =

(RRM

- Al - Fl flow rate (cfm)) (Estimated sample stream activity (-

)J(2.832E4 c) 4.5.5 maximum sample collection time minutes

3.

REPORT maximum sample purge time to OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee Initials OBTAIN equipment from Post Accident Sampling Kit. Kit is located 143' AB west side of SF Pool wall.

RMSB Filter Canister Operating Handle RMSB Filter Canister Removal Tong (1) RMSB Filter Canister with filters installed (1) plastic bag RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container Initials CH-631 Rev. 5 Page 28 of 62 1

4.5.6 INSTALL RMSB filter canister in RMSB-1 B.

1. VERIFY the following valve operating handles in VERTICAL position RMV-1 RMV-2

2.

OPEN RMSB-IB shield door

3.

INSTALL RMSB Filter Canister with particulate filter UP

4.

ENGAGE filter holder

5.

CLOSE RMSB-1B shield door Initials 4.5.7 START sample collection.

1. ALIGN valve operating handles to HORIZONTAL position RMV-1 RMV-2

2.

RECORD start time sample start time Initials CAUTION Exceeding maximum sample collection time may result in higher than expected filter dose rates.

4.5.8 STOP sample collection.

1. ALIGN valve operating handles to VERTICAL position RMV-1 RMV-2

2.

RECORD sample stop time sample stop time Initials 4.5.9 PURGE RMSB-1 B with instrument air.

1.

OPEN RMV-27

2.

PURGE at least 5 minutes

3.

CLOSE RMV-27 Initials I CH-631 I

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CAUTION Filters are removed and transferred to RMSB Filter Shielded Container as quickly as possible using long handled tools due to high dose rates on filters.

4.5.10 REMOVE filters.

1.

_ OPEN RMSB-IB shield door

2.

RELEASE filter holder

3.

TRANSFER filter canister to plastic bag in RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container

4.

CLOSE RMSB-B shield door Initials 4.5.11 STORE RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container.

1.

TRANSPORT RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container to pre-determined storage location

2.

MEASURE dose rates from RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container Contact dose rate mR/hr Dose rate @ 3 feet mR/hr Initials 4.5.12 PERFORM Reactor Building Ventilation Duct gamma isotopic analysis per Section 4.3.

Initials 4.5.13 PREPARE for grab sample shipment.

REFER to Enclosure 7 for off-site shipment and notifications Initials Section 4.5 completed Initials/Date I C-631 Rev. 5 Page 30 of 62 1

4.6 Auxiliary Building Vent Particulate and Iodine Grab Sample NOTE Flow must be established through RM-A2 mid-range or high-range gaseous monitors to perform this section.

4.6.1 4.6.2 4.6.3 ENSURE RM-A2 is in service. Remote indications may be used to accomplish this task.

Initials WHEN sample team exits OSC, THEN VERIFY radio communication with OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee.

Initials VERIFY RM-A2 LMH valve controller alignment.

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to AUTO OR

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to MAN ALIGN RM-A2 LMH valve controller for current plant conditions per Section 5.4 of this procedure.

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NOTE Total activity loaded on filters is limited to < 3 curies.

4.6.4 DETERMINE sample collection time.

1.

DETERMINE RM-A2-FI actual flow rate RM-A2-Fl actual f7ow rate = [RM-A2-Fl indicated flow rate] x 0.1 RM-A2-FI actual flow rate cfm

2.

CALCULATE maximum sample collection time sample collection time (minutes) =

3E6 gCi (RM - A2 - FI flow rate (cfm)) (Estimated sample stream activity (-f.)) (2.832E4 c) maximum sample collection time minutes

3.

REPORT maximum sample purge time to OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee A,~ 4.6.5 Initials OBTAIN equipment from Post Accident Sampling Kit. Kit is located 143' AB west side of SF Pool wall.

RMSB Filter Canister Operating Handle RMSB Filter Canister Removal Tong (1)

RMSB Filter Canister with filters installed (1) plastic bag RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container Initials I CH-631 I

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4.6.6 INSTALL filter canister in RMSB-2B.

1. VERIFY the following valve operating handles in VERTICAL position RMV-13 RMV-14

2.

OPEN RMSB-2B shield door

3.

INSTALL Filter Canister with particulate filter UP

4.

ENGAGE filter holder

5.

CLOSE RMSB-2B shield door Initials 4.6.7 START sample collection.

1. ALIGN valve operating handles to HORIZONTAL position RMV-13 RMV-14

2.

RECORD start time sample start time Initials CAUTION Exceeding maximum sample collection time may result in higher than expected filter dose rates.

4.6.8 STOP sample collection.

1. ALIGN valve operating handles to VERTICAL position RMV-13 RMV-14

2.

RECORD sample stop time sample stop time Initials 4.6.9 PURGE RMSB-2B with instrument air.

1.

OPEN RMV-34

2.

PURGE at least 5 minutes

3.

CLOSE RMV-34 Initials CH-631 Rev. 5 Page 33 of 62

CAUTION Filters are removed and transferred to RMSB Filter Shielded Container as quickly as possible using long handled tools due to high dose rates on filters.

4.6.10 REMOVE filters.

1.

OPEN RMSB-2B shield door 4.6.11

2.

RELEASE filter holder

3.

TRANSFER filter canister to plastic bag in RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container

4.

CLOSE RMSB-2B shield door Initials STORE RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container.

1.

TRANSPORT RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container to pre-determined storage location

2.

MEASURE dose rates from RMSB Filter Canister Shielded Container Contact dose rate mR/hr Dose rate @ 3 feet mR/hr Initials PERFORM Auxiliary Building Ventilation Duct gamma isotopic analysis per Section 4.4.

Initials PREPARE for grab sample shipment.

REFER to Enclosure 7 for off-site shipment and notifications.

Initials Section 4.6 completed InitialslDate 4.6.12 4.6.13 I CH-631 I

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4.7 Reactor Building Ventilation Duct Gas Grab Sample Via WSSB-2 Gas Grab Sampler 4.7.1 ENSURE RM-Al is in service. Remote indications may be used to accomplish this task.

Initials 4.7.2 WHEN sample team exits OSC, THEN VERIFY radio communication with OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee.

Initials 4.7.3 VERIFY RM-Al LMH valve controller alignment.

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to AUTO OR

[ ]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to MAN ALIGN RM-A1 LMH valve controller for current plant conditions per Section 5.3 of this procedure.

Initials NOTE AHF-67 switch is located on wall left of AHF-67.

4.7.4 ESTABLISH ventilation for gas grab sampling.

POSITION AHF-67 switch to ON Initials 4.7.5 ENSURE gas grab sampler, WSSB-2, installed.

Gas grab sampler already installed OR

[]

REFER to Enclosure 6 for gas grab sampler installation instructions Initials I CH-631 l

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CAUTION WSP-1 may be damaged if operated without complete line-up.

4.7.6 ALIGN system for gas grab sample.

1. OPEN the following valves:

RMV-01 1 WSV-59 WSV-60 WSV-70

2.

START WSP-1

3.

VERIFY flow at WS-14-FI

4.

PURGE at least 5 minutes ENSURE RANGE AIMS detector WS-1 3-CE ready for use.

REFER to Enclosure 4 for guidance

[]

Liquid nitrogen dewar > 50 pounds

[ ]

Detector voltage adjusted

[ ]

QC requirements met Initials 4.7.7 Initials I CH-631 I

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NOTE This step may be repeated for multiple gamma analyses.

4.7.8 PERFORM Gamma Isotopic Analysis.

1.

ENSURE sample line purge is complete

2.

REFER to Enclosure 5 for gamma spectroscopy guidance

[ ]

SELECT Reactor Building Vent Sample

[ ]

ATTACH gamma scan(s) to this procedure

3.

NOTIFY OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee of results Gamma Scz ISOLATE grab sample.

1.

CLOSE WSV-72

2.

CLOSE WSV-71

3.

RECORD sample time an ID number(s)

Initials 4.7.9 Grab sample Date/Time Initials CH-631 Rev. 5 Page 37 of 62

4.7.10 ALIGN for Instrument Air purge.

1.

OPEN WSV-63

2.

CLOSE RMV-011 Initials 4.7.11 PURGE WS-1 3-CE, RANGE AIMS.

1.

ENSURE logged onto PASS computer

2.

ENSURE PASS Menu selected

3.

SELECT Flush Sample Lines

4.

SELECT VENT Air Purge

5.

PURGE at least 10 minutes

6.

PRESS Return

7.

SELECT QUIT to exit

8.

ENTER LO to log off PASS Initials 4.7.12 RESTORE system line-up.

1.

OPEN WSV-61

2.

CLOSE WSV-59

3.

CLOSE WSV-60

4.

PURGE at least 1 minute

5.

STOP WSP-1

6. CLOSE the following valves:

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4.7.13 REMOVE Gas Grab Sampler, WSSB-2.

1.

REMOVE gas grab sampler from sample station, REFER to Enclosure 6

2.

TRANSPORT gas grab sampler to 95' TB Crane Well

3.

UNBOLT grab sampler from cart using %" wrench or equivalent as determined by Chemistry Technician

4.

INSTALL transit cover over quick connects

5.

MEASURE dose rates from grab sampler Contact dose rate (side of pig) mR/hr Dose rate @ 3 feet mR/hr Initials PREPARE for grab sample shipment.

REFER to Enclosure 7 for off-site shipment and notifications Initials Section 4.7 completed Initials/Date 4.7.14 I CH-631 I

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4.8 4.8.1 4.8.2 Auxiliary Building Ventilation Duct Gas Grab Sample Via WSSB-2 Gas Grab Sampler ENSURE RM-A2 is in service. Remote indications may be used to accomplish this task.

Initials WHEN sample team exits OSC, THEN VERIFY radio communication with OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee.

Initials VERIFY RM-A2 LMH valve controller alignment.

[

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to AUTO OR

[]

MAN/AUTO toggle switch selected to MAN ALIGN RM-A2 LMH valve controller for current plant conditions per Section 5.4 of this procedure.

Initials 4.8.3 NOTE AHF-67 switch is located on wall left of AHF-67.

4.8.4 4.8.5 ESTABLISH ventilation for gas grab sampling.

POSITION AHF-67 switch to ON Initials ENSURE gas grab sampler, WSSB-2, installed.

[ ]

Gas grab sampler already installed OR

[]

REFER to Enclosure 6 for gas grab sampler installation instructions Initials I CH-631 I

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CAUTION WSP-1 may be damaged if operated without complete line-up.

4.8.6 ALIGN system for gas grab sample.

1. OPEN the following valves:

RMV-23 WSV-59 WSV-60 WSV-70

2.

START WSP-1 3._

VERIFY flow at WS-14-FI

4.

PURGE at least 5 minutes Initials 4.8.7 ENSURE RANGE AIMS detector WS-1 3-CE ready for use.

REFER to Enclosure 4 for guidance

[ ]Liquid nitrogen dewar > 50 pounds

[ ]

Detector voltage adjusted

[ ]

QC requirements met Initials I CH-631 I

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NOTE This step may be repeated for multiple gamma analyses.

4.8.8 PERFORM Gamma Isotopic Analysis.

1.

ENSURE sample line purge is complete

2.

REFER to Enclosure 5 for gamma spectroscopy guidance

[ ]

SELECT Auxiliary Building Vent Sample

[ 3 ATTACH gamma scan(s) to this procedure

3.

NOTIFY OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee of results Gamma Scan ID number(s)

Initials 4.8.9 ISOLATE grab sample.

1.

CLOSE WSV-72

2.

CLOSE WSV-71

3.

RECORD sample time Grab sample Date/Time Initials 4.8.10 ALIGN for Instrument Air purge.

1.

OPEN WSV-63

2.

CLOSE RMV-23 Initials CH-631 Rev. 5 Page42of62

4.8.11 PURGE WS-1 3-CE, RANGE AIMS.

1.

ENSURE logged onto PASS computer

2.

SELECT PASS Menu

3.

SELECT Flush Sample Lines

4.

SELECT VENT Air Purge

5.

PURGE at least 10 minutes

6.

PRESS Return

7.

SELECT QUIT to exit

8.

ENTER LO to log off PASS Initials 4.8.12 RESTORE system line-up.

1.

OPEN WSV-61

2.

CLOSE WSV-59

3.

CLOSE WSV-60

4.

PURGE at least 1 minute

5.

STOP WSP-1

6. CLOSE the following valves:

WSV-63 WSV-61 WSV-70 Initials 4.8.13 REMOVE Gas Grab Sampler, WSSB-2.

1.

REMOVE gas grab sampler from sample station, REFER to Enclosure 6

2.

TRANSPORT gas grab sampler to 95' TB Crane Well

3.

UNBOLT grab sampler from cart using 3/4" wrench or equivalent as determined by E&C Technician

4.

INSTALL transit cover over quick connects

5.

MEASURE dose rates from grab sampler Contact dose rate (side of pig) mR/hr Dose rate @ 3 feet mR/hr Initials CH-631 Rev. 5 Page 43 of 621

4.8.14 PREPARE for grab sample shipment.

REFER to Enclosure 7 for off-site shipment and notifications Initials Section 4.8 completed Initials/Date I CH-631 I

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5.0 5.1 CONTINGENCIES Estimating Grab Sample Shipment Curie Content When Gamma Spectroscopy System is Unavailable ESTIMATE curie content of grab sample.

REFER to Enclosure 8 5.1.1 5.2 5.2.1 Initials Section 5.1 completed Initials/Date Manual Collimator Positioning and Manual Gamma Isotopic Analysis PURGE sample line.

ENSURE sample line purge complete per applicable gamma spectroscopy section of this procedure Initials PERFORM gamma isotopic analysis.

1.

POSITION collimator and near line valves manually per Enclosure 9.

2.

PERFORM gamma isotopic analysis manually per Enclosure 9.

3.

RECORD gamma ID number in applicable gamma isotopic analysis section and CONTINUE procedure at that point.

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5.3 RM-Al LMH Valve Controller Manual Operation NOTE Valve position indication is determined by the red indication light. Red light ON indicates OPEN. Red light OFF indicates CLOSED.

5.3.1 ALIGN RM-Al LMH valve controller for manual operation.

[ ]

RM-Al LMH valve controller selected to AUTO

1.

PLACE control switches for any open valves to ON position

2.

SELECT MAN/AUTO toggle switch MAN

3.

DETERMINE current mode of operation based on current valve positions and rate meter indications. REFER to 0.

OR

[ ]

RM-A1 LMH valve controller selected to MAN DETERMINE current mode of operation based on current valve positions and rate meter indications. REFER to Enclosure 10 OR

[ ]

Mode of operation cannot be determined ALIGN for low range operation per Enclosure 10 Initials 5.3.2 MONITOR rate meter responses and ALIGN system per Enclosure 10 based on plant conditions and RM-Al rate meter responses.

Initials 5.3.3 EXIT this section when one of the following conditions exists.

[ ]

RM-Al LMH valve controller returned to AUTOMATIC operation OR

[]

Operation of mid-and high-range monitors no longer needed to monitor RB ventilation exhaust duct Initials Section 5.3 completed Initials/Date CH-631 Rev. 5 l

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5.4 RM-A2 LMH Valve Controller Manual Operation NOTE Valve position indication is determined by the red indication light. Red light ON indicates OPEN. Red light OFF indicates CLOSED.

5.4.1 ALIGN RM-A2 LMH valve controller for manual operation.

[H RM-A2 LMH valve controller selected to AUTO

1.

PLACE control switches for any open valves to ON position

2.

SELECT MAN/AUTO toggle switch to MAN

3.

DETERMINE current mode of automatic operation based on current valve positions and rate meter indications. REFER to 1.

OR

[ ]

RM-A2 LMH valve controller selected to MAN DETERMINE mode of operation based on current valve positions and rate meter indications. REFER to Enclosure 11 OR

[ ]

Mode of operation cannot be determined ALIGN for low range operation per Enclosure 11 5.4.2 5.4.3 Initials MONITOR rate meter responses and ALIGN system per Enclosure 11 based on plant conditions and RM-A2 rate meter responses.

Initials EXIT this section when one of the following conditions exists.

[ ]

RM-A2 LMH valve controller returned to AUTOMATIC operation OR

[ ]

Operation of mid-and high-range monitors no longer needed to monitor AB ventilation exhaust duct Initials Section 5.4 completed Initials/Date I CH-631 I

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ENCLOSURE 1 (Page 1 of 1)

OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER DATA SHEET Sample Point

[ ]

RB Atmosphere

[ ]

RB Vent Duct

[ ]

-AB Vent Duct Gamma Isotopic Total Activity p.Ci/cc Maior Contributing Isotopes ISOTOPE ACTIVITY

-I

-j I

I I

I I

I I

I I

.ICi/cc

.iCi/cc LIci/Cc iiCi/cc LIci/cc

.iCi/cc LIci/cc aCi/cc LLCi/cc

,ici/cc lCi/cc iCi/cc For RB atmosphere samples, calculate RB Total Activity as follows:

283 1 cc IE-6Ci'~

RB TOTAL ACTIVITY (Ci) = (2.0E6 cubic feet)x x

lx(Total Activity 1Ci cubic foot gCi cc RB Total Activity Ci Initial/Date/Time l CH-631 I

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c c

ENCLOSURE 2 (Page 1 of 1)

Estimate of Core Damage from Curies in Containment CH-631 Rev. 5 l

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Power Supplies Power Supply Component Component Power Supply Power Supply Normal Operation Locaion Position Location PASS B-ES 95'AB Breakers NA Including CMP ACDP-59 near RM-A7 Closed WSV-35 Breaker 2 A-EFIC room Locked OPEN A-EFIC room WSV-34 Breaker 14 A-EFIC room Locked OPEN A-EFIC room WSV-34 DPDP-8B A-EFIC room Locked OPEN A-EFIC room WSV-32 Breaker 21 B-EFIC room Locked OPEN B-EFIC room WSV-33 Breaker 27 B-EFIC room Locked OPEN B-EFIC room CH-631 Rev. 5 Page 50 of 62 (Page 1 of 1)

RANGE AIMS Pre-Analysis Check Guidelines

1. VERIFY dewar weight > 50 as indicated at liquid nitrogen monitor WS-1 3-LT.

CAUTION 1

AIMS detector WS-1 3-CE HV supply potentiometer should be adjusted to 0 volts before resetting liquid nitrogen monitor WS-13-LT low level voltage trip or detector damage may occur.

2. ENSURE RANGE HV supply voltage adjusted per PASS and RANGE AIMS Equipment Logbook.

I CAUTION Increasing detector voltage > 100 volts/second may cause detector damage.

3. IF RANGE detector voltage is secured, THEN ADJUST detector voltage as follows:

a. ENSURE WS-13-CE HV supply voltage potentiometer adjusted full counterclockwise

b. DEPRESS liquid nitrogen monitor WS-13-LT HV RESET button.

c. DEPRESS WS-13-CE HV supply voltage RESET button.

d. ENSURE WS-1 3-CE HV supply power switch selected to ON position

e. ADJUST WS-13-CE HV supply voltage per PASS and RANGE AIMS Equipment Logbook.

f. LOCK WS-1 3-CE voltage potentiometer at correct voltage reading

4. ENSURE calibration check completed.

• Calibration Check completed within past 7 days OR

• PERFORM calibration check per CH-234, Post Accident Sampling System Gamma Spectroscopy System.

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Guidelines for Performing Gamma Spectroscopy Analysis

1. LOG ON to PASS

[] Log ON PASS from CRCHEM ENTER username PASS. There is no password.

OR

[] Log on PASS from CHIP

a. LOG ON to CHIP using personal username and password

b. SELECT PASS (CRCHEM) from Main Menu

c. ENTER username PASS. There is no password.

2.

3.

4.

5.

SELECT PASS menu SELECT Gaseous Sampling SELECT sample point based on section of procedure being performed IF system parameters are displayed (MUX display),

THEN ENTER Q to quit AND ENTER N at prompt for a hard copy NOTE The default sample-parameters are normally used. Sample time and volume are automatically updated by software. Specific parameters may be edited as needed on a case by case basis.

6. UPDATE sample parameters

7. SELECT ACCEPT I CH-631 I

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Guidelines for Gas Grab Sampler Installation and Removal Installation NOTE Grab sampler preparation is normally done in a low dose area.

1. PREPARE grab sampler

a. ENSURE grab sampler bolted to grab sampler cart

b. ENSURE transit cover removed from grab sampler

c. STORE transit cover by attaching to lifting ring on grab sampler with break-away type device.

d. OPEN WSV-72

e. OPEN WSV-71

2. INSTALL grab sampler

a. ENSURE ramp installed

b. -GUIDE grab sampler into sample station until sampler is within several inches of connection point

c. CONTINUE to GENTLY guide grab sampler until fully inserted into sample station

d. ENGAGE Cart to Station Lock

e. GENTLY PULL Engagement Handle to connect quick connects

f. DISENGAGE Cart to Station Lock

g. ENSURE grab sampler moves when Engagement Handle is moved back and forth.

h. ENGAGE Cart to Station Lock Removal

1. ENSURE ramp installed

2. SQUEEZE Engagement handle lever and PUSH to engagement handle toward wall

3. DISENGAGE Cart to Station Lock

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Grab Sample Shipment and Notifications NOTE Notifications may be made in any order.

1. NOTIFY Superintendent, Nuclear Operations Materials Controls

• A grab sample has been collected

• Initiate acquisition process for shielded sample cask

2. NOTIFY RNP E&C Superintendent that a grab sample has been collected

3. The following information is needed:

• Utility and plant name

• Name and phone number of E&C Specialist to whom follow-up communication should be addressed

• Number and type of samples being shipped

• Measured radiation levels at surface and three feet from shipping container

• Estimated shipping time

• Mode of transportation

• Carrier

• Estimated time of arrival at RNP in Hartsville, SC

4. Use the following shipping address:

Progress Energy Carolinas Robinson Nuclear Plant 3581 West Entrance Road Hartsville, SC 29990 Attn: E&C Superintendent Phone (Caronet) 450-1837 I CH-631 I

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Estimating Grab Sample Curie Content When Gamma Spectroscopy System is Unavailable

1. DETERMINE which of the following best represents the sample. Emergency Response support personnel may be used to make this determination.

[] Fuel Gap Release - use column A OR

[] Fuel Melt Release - use column B

2. RECORD Contact Dose Rate (side of pig) from the grab sample in Table 1.

Contact Dose Rate (side of pig) nmR/hr

3. DETERMINE pCi per mR/hr For Gas Grab Sampler:

[ ]

Fuel Gap Release = 2.OOE+4 pCi per mR/hr OR

[ ]

Fuel Melt Release = 2.50E+4 pCi per mR/hr For Particulate and Iodine Grab Sampler:

[]

Fuel Gap Release = 3.10E+1 pCi per mR/hr OR

[]

Fuel Melt Release = 4.70E+1 pCi per mR/hr

4. CALCULATE total activity.

Total Activity = Contact Dose Rate (side of pig) x pCi per mR/hr Total Activity _pCi

5. CALCULATE individual nuclide activity. RECORD results in Table 1.

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Table I

.. Nuclide vidual ide' cid

-:-Nuclide

': -- -Individual Nuclide Fractio tofAcv F

uf

.N...ide Activity-

' Total Activity;

'-1/4 (p

^

Total icivity

VK(p

)-.~

Co58 5.97E-06 Co6O 4.58E-06 Kr85 1.22E-03 1.84E-03 Kr85m 1.65E-02 2.49E-02 Kr87 1.34E-03 2.02E-03 Kr88 2.00E-02 3.01 E-02 Rb86 9.19E-05 4.16E-05 Sr89 5.31 E-03 Sr9o 2.88E-04 Sr91 3.83E-03 Sr-92 9.24E-04 Y90 2.83E-06 Y91 6.48E-05 Y92 1.49E-05 Y93 4.69E-05

___:;;_r4.69E0 Zr95 8.19E-05 Zr97 6.17E-05 Nb95 7.72E-05 Mo99 1.04E-03 Tc99m.

3.90E-04 Ru103 8.39E-04 Ru`105 Y.

1.58E-04 Ru106 1

1.92E-04 Rh15iS 3.25E-04 Sb127 9.76E-04 Sb1 29

• .1.-

,.,jl,,..

'102E-03 Te127 j',**'-

5.53E-04 Te 127m I.32E-04 Te1 29 2.91 E-05 Te129m 9.02E-04 Te131m 1.45E-03 Te132

1.

1.61 E-02 1131 1.54E-01 9.27E-02 1132 2.09E-02 1.26E-02 1133 2.56E-01 1.54E-01 1134 6.63E-04 4.OOE-04 1135 1.36E-01 8.22E-02 Xe133 3.20E-01 4.82E-01 Xe135 3.41 E-02 5.14E-02 Cs134 2.13E-02 9.64E-03 CH-631 Rev. 5 Page56of62 (Page 3 of 3)

>. Table I (continued)

ColumnfA Column B

,...,-'.-,l,'e' nNu Ide N

Individual-

.Nuclide Fration.of.

'Acvity

.Fractonof, Nuclide Actvity<

.-Tt a]

T otal Activity §......(p, )>

Cs136 6.37E-03 2.88E-03 Cs137 1.19E-02 5.39E-03 Ba139 1.67E-04 Ba140 9.08E-03 Lal4O 8.23E-05 Lal4l 2.10E-05 La142 2.29E-06 Cel4l 2.09E-04 Ce143 I.73E-04 Ce144 1.26E-04 Pr143 7.89E-05 Nd147 3.51 E-05 Np239 2.18E-03 Pu238 1.36E-07 Pu239 3.07E-08 Pu240 3.87E-08 Pu241 6.52E-06 Am241 1.72E-09 Cm242 6.59E-07 Cm244 3.86E-08 CH-631 Rev. 5 Page 57 of 62 (Page 1 of 2)

Manual Collimator Positioning and Manual Gamma Isotopic Analysis NOTE Starting with FAR CLOSED and progressively trying more efficient geometries is recommended but not required.

1. POSITION collimator and near line valves per Table 2 until one of the following criteria is met:

• adequate count rate observed at WS-13-CE rate meter

• NEAR OPEN position lined up with adequate count rate

• OSC Chemistry Coordinator or designee determines geometry to be used

2. Manually perform gamma spectroscopy analysis.

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NOTE The collimator position lights represent binary code. The 1, 2, and 3 lights may be disregarded when manually positioning the collimator. These lights represent a total of 7 binary units which is <10% of total collimator movement.

Table 2 WX

X Ndrin Vl Positi Bnr Colratd RB AI MS e,

- Vent A IM S

"'.WS,

WSV-;4, o

WSV-57.

WSV 7

Far TagfPotonLht Coe 274 1,2,5,9 CLOSED CLOSED R

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RM-AI LMH Valve Controller Manual Operation Guidelines NOTE Numbers by valve positions in the same row indicate order of operation. No indicated valve position indicates that valve is closed.

RMV-3 l RMV-4 RMV-5 RMV-6 RMV-8 lRMV-9 l RMV-25 Lowrange<'12scale i

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Mid, High range operation OPEN (4)

Mid range purge Mid range approximately3/4 scale increasing a 4 i

ag ug and at least CLOSE OPEN OPEN OPEN (at least 35 minutes) 35 (3)

(1)

(2)

High range responding to radiation levels minute High range operation CLOSE OPEN OPEN OPEN Mid range secured Mid range monitor purge completed 1'(.

v High range operation High range not responding to radiation levels in OPEN CLOSE CLOSE Mid, High range operation sample for at least 5 minutes (2)

(3)

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Mid, High range purge OPEN CLOSE OPEN CLOSE OPEN (at least 35 minutes)

Mid range 1/3 scale decreasing (4)

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(3)

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RM-A2 LMH Valve Controller Manual Operation Guidelines NOTE Numbers by valve positions in the same row indicate order of operation. No indicated valve position indicates that valve is closed.

lRMV-15 lRMV-16 lRMV-17 lRMV-18 lRMV-21 lRMV-20 lRMV-26 Low range < 1/2 scale l l l_l_OPEN Low range operation When thiscondition is observed:- :

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Mid range rate meter approximately 1/3 scale 35 min tesMid, High range operation minutes Low range monitor purge completed OPEN CLOSE OPEN Low range secured

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Mid, High range operation OPEN Mid range purge Mid range approximately 3/4 scale increasing (4)

CLOSE OPEN OPEN OPEN (at least 35 minutes) and at least High range responding to radiation levels 35 (3)

(1)

(2) minutes High range operation Mid range monitor purge completed CLOSE OPEN OPEN OPEN Mid range secured (1)

High range operation High range not responding to radiation levels in OPEN CLOSE CLOSE Mid, High range operation sample for at least 5 minutes (2)

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Mid, High range purge Mid range 113 scale decreasing OPEN CLOSE OPEN CLOSE OPEN (at least 35 minutes)

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Revision Summary

1. Step 3.5.4, last sub step, added the words "and pig" to improve description.

2. Step 3.1.5, 3rd bullet, added the words "a distance" and changed the word "diameter" to "a radius" to correct descriptions.

3. Corrected various typographical/formatting problems throughout procedure.

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