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Other: BVY 06-065, License Renewal Application, Amendment 6, BVY 06-077, License Renewal Application, Amendment 9, BVY 06-095, E-mail: (PA-LR) Copy of SAMA Response, BVY-06-100, License Renewal Application, Amendment 22, Clarification of Aging Management Program and Environmental Report Items, ML061040142, ML061730180, ML061740035, ML061740572, ML061770071, ML061920474, ML062680034, ML063120067, ML070230041, ML070710215, ML071430101, ML071840778, ML071840890
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MONTHYEARBVY 05-110, Vermont - Supplement to the Annual Radiological Environmental Operating Report for Year 20042005-12-29029 December 2005
Vermont - Supplement to the Annual Radiological Environmental Operating Report for Year 2004
Project stage: Request
ML0617302372005-12-31031 December 2005
Average Connecticut River Discharge (Cfs) at Vernon Station for the Year 2005
Project stage: Request
ML0617302362005-12-31031 December 2005
VYNPS, Table 3. Vermont Yankee Effluent and Waste Disposal Annual Report
Project stage: Request
ML0617701552005-12-31031 December 2005
VYNPS 2005 Waste Inventory
Project stage: Request
ML0617302872006-01-26026 January 2006
2005 Air Pollutant Emissions Inventory Report for Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee, LLC
Project stage: Request
ML0617302192006-02-0707 February 2006
Annual Groundwater Monitoring Report, Vermont Yankee Power Plant, Sms Site 99-2617 Vernon, Vermont
Project stage: Request
ML0617301802006-02-17017 February 2006
License Renewal SEIS Information Needs
Project stage: Other
ML0617303142006-02-27027 February 2006
VYNPS Operating Procedure OP 2180, Revision 39, Circulating Water/Cooling Tower Operation
Project stage: Request
ML0617701492006-03-14014 March 2006
2005 Annual Report of the Town of Hinsdale and the Hinsdale School District
Project stage: Request
ML0617302162006-03-28028 March 2006
Vernon VT FY2006 Municipality Reconciliation, Final Data Based on Final Education Grand Lists
Project stage: Request
ML0617302802006-03-30030 March 2006
NPDES Final Amended Permit 3-1199
Project stage: Request
ML0617700702006-04-0404 April 2006
VYNPS Environmental Review Procedure, Nuclear Management Manual Fleet Procedure EN-EV-115, Rev. 4
Project stage: Request
ML0617705932006-04-10010 April 2006
State of Vermont, Environmental Radiation Surveillance Report, 2005 Summary. Vermont Department of Health Office of Radiological Health
Project stage: Request
ML0610401422006-04-12012 April 2006
Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Impact Statement and Conduct Scoping Process for License Renewal for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station
Project stage: Other
ML0625400452006-04-27027 April 2006
Email: (PA) Request for Additional Information to Support the Staffs Severe Accident Mitigation Alternative Review for Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power
Project stage: RAI
ML0617701692006-04-27027 April 2006
VYNPS Emergency Diesel DG-1-1A Preventative Maintenance Logs
Project stage: Request
ML0617701622006-04-27027 April 2006
VYNPS Emergency Diesel Driven Fire Pump P-40-1A Preventative Maintenance Logs
Project stage: Request
ML0617701652006-04-27027 April 2006
VYNPS John Deere Diesel DG-3-1A Preventative Maintenance Logs
Project stage: Request
ML0617701592006-04-27027 April 2006
VYNPS Emergency Diesel DG-1-1B Preventative Maintenance Logs
Project stage: Request
ML0617700692006-05-0404 May 2006
VYNPS Email to L.Dewald Re Dry Fuel Storage Pad, Apron, and Ramps EN Ev 115 Envrionmental Review. March 20, 2006
Project stage: Request
ML0617301882006-05-10010 May 2006
VYNPS, MSLRM Actual Maximum DR-53 Dose Calculations Utilizing ODCM Methodology
Project stage: Request
BVY 06-046, Annual 2005 Radioactive Effluent Release Report2006-05-15015 May 2006
Annual 2005 Radioactive Effluent Release Report
Project stage: Request
BVY 06-047, 2005 Annual Radiological Environmental Operating Report2006-05-15015 May 2006
2005 Annual Radiological Environmental Operating Report
Project stage: Request
ML0618803852006-05-22022 May 2006
Windham Regional Plan Draft, May 22, 2006
Project stage: Request
ML0618804492006-05-23023 May 2006
VYNPS Public Service Board Testimony for Hydrogen Storage, Parking Area, and Security Barrier System
Project stage: Request
ML0617405532006-05-24024 May 2006
VYNPS Aerial Photos During Construction 1968-1971
Project stage: Request
ML0618802112006-05-24024 May 2006
VYNPS Archeological Sensitivity of Assessment, Proposed Gas Storage Area and Access Road January 17, 2001
Project stage: Request
ML0617301862006-05-24024 May 2006
VYNPS, DR-53 Location Exposure Rate Status-Pre Power Up, Pre and Post Shield
Project stage: Request
ML0617302402006-05-24024 May 2006
Vernon, VT School District, Actual FY05 School Revenue
Project stage: Request
ML0617302142006-05-24024 May 2006
Wsesu Annual Report 2005-2006
Project stage: Request
ML0617701802006-05-25025 May 2006
VYNPS Diesel Fuel Oil Analyses
Project stage: Request
ML0617704052006-05-25025 May 2006
VYNPS Used Oil Management and Furnace Operation Summary, 2006
Project stage: Request
ML0617404352006-05-25025 May 2006
Federal Facilities and Lands within 50 Miles of VYNPS
Project stage: Request
ML0617700672006-05-25025 May 2006
VYNPS Land Use Map, Vegetation and Cover Type, Delineated Site Wetlands, and Riparian Zone
Project stage: Request
ML0617701722006-05-25025 May 2006
VYNPS Air Emissions Record-Keeping Logs
Project stage: Request
ML0617704962006-05-25025 May 2006
VYNPS House Heating Boiler Nameplate Ratings, Fuel Consumption and Air Emissions Recordkeeping. 2001-2005
Project stage: Request
ML0616400652006-05-26026 May 2006
Massachusetts Attorney Generals Request for a Hearing and Petition for Leave to Intervene with Respect to Entergy Nuclear Operations Inc.S Application for Renewal of the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant Operating License and Petition
Project stage: Request
ML0615205062006-06-0101 June 2006
Request for Additional Information Regarding Severe Accident Mitigation Alternatives for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station
Project stage: RAI
ML0618400362006-06-0606 June 2006
VYNPS Environmental Scoping Open House Transcript Re. LRA Environmental Review, Pages 1-7
Project stage: Request
ML0617904762006-06-0707 June 2006
Slides Used During the Scoping Meeting for VYNPS License Renewal
Project stage: Meeting
ML0618400332006-06-0707 June 2006
VYNPS Scoping Mtg Afternoon Transcript Re. LRA Environmental Review, Pages 1-116
Project stage: Request
ML0618400292006-06-0707 June 2006
VYNPS Scoping Mtg Evening Transcript Re. LRA Environmental Review, Pages 1-143
Project stage: Request
ML0619204742006-06-0707 June 2006
Comment (17) of E. Stamas on Environmental Scoping Process for Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station, License Renewal
Project stage: Other
ML0617401172006-06-12012 June 2006
Vermont Dept of Health Report on Cancer in Vermont
Project stage: Request
ML0617401132006-06-21021 June 2006
Vermont Municipal and Regional Planning and Development Act, as Amended Through 2004, Title 24 Vsa Chapter 117
Project stage: Request
ML0617400352006-06-22022 June 2006
Comment (2) of Thomas Matsuda on the Environmental Scoping Process for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station License Renewal Application
Project stage: Other
ML0617405722006-06-23023 June 2006
Comment (9) of Jon Block, on Behalf of Citizens Awareness Network, on the Environmental Scoping Process for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station License Renewal Application
Project stage: Other
ML0617700712006-06-23023 June 2006
Comment (12) of Sunny Miller on the Environmental Scoping Process for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station License Renewal Application
Project stage: Other
ML0618406152006-06-23023 June 2006
NRC Public Meeting to Discuss the Environmental Scoping Process of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station, License Renewal Application, Feedback
Project stage: Meeting
ML0619204952006-07-11011 July 2006
Summary of Public Scoping Meeting Conducted Related to the Review of the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station, License Renewal Application
Project stage: Meeting
2006-05-15
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Use Oil Management and Furnace Operation Summary for NRC License Renewal Environmental Scoping Team Description At VYNPS, two commercial grade used oil furnaces (burners) are designated specifically for burning used oil to provide heat to buildings located outside of the power block for worker comfort during cold weather months. Non-radioactively contaminated oil is burned in a furnace located in the Containment Access Building (CAB). Radioactively Contaminated oil is burned in a furnace that is located in the North Warehouse. It is intended that the used oil furnaces are only used when needed for-heat.
Operational Control Operation of the used oil furnaces is accomplished through a controlled procedure developed specifically for this activity. The furnaces are only operated to heat buildings and not for the sole purpose of reducing used oil inventory as appropriate to comply with the intent of the Sate of Vermont Regulations. No more than 1329 gallons (twenty four -
55 gallon drums) are allowed on site for above ground storage unless, the used oil is not stored for greater than 90 days and each container used to store oil is marked to identify the date that the container became full.
Standards for the types of used oil are strictly controlled in accordance with VYNPS procedures. Used motor vehicle crankcase or machine gearbox oil that exceed the allowable levels must be hazardous waste. VYNPS maintains records to document the amount of used oil fuel burned on site for a period of three years.
An additional controlled procedure for burning radioactively contaminated used oil is utilized to ensure compliance with recent NRC rulemaking [RIN: 3150-AC14; "Disposal of Oil by Incineration"] and subsequent changes to 10CFR20.305 and 10CFR20.2004.
This procedure provides guidance for; collection of used oil, sampling and analysis of composite used oil, generation of the Used Oil Burn Permit,
- start-up of the North Warehouse Used Oil Burner,
- calculations and monthly assessment of Dose Contribution, The furnaces, like a household furnace, are thermostatically controlled, and once placed in operation, will function automatically with little or no operator attention. Occasional observation ensures that the unit is operating proj~eily.
Fire Protection Each used oil furnace is protected by three local thermal fire detectors. Any one of these detectors will shutdown the associated furnace and initiate a local alarm outside of the associated building. The associated oil storage reservoir is bermed to hold the contents of the reservoir in the event of reservoir failure.
Samplingq Below is the sampling procedure radioactively contaminated used oil for VYNPS Technicians as provided in the controlled procedure.
B. Sampling and Analysis of Composited Used Oil
- 1. When the North Warehouse Used Oil Burner Reservoir has been filled with used oil, the Chemistry technician shall collect and analyze a sample as follows:
- a. Obtain the next available Burn Permit Number, a copy of Figure 1, a one-gallon sample container and a COLIWASA tube (or other appropriate sampling device).
- b. Proceed to the North Warehouse, employing appropriate radiological control and entry techniques.
- c. Using a COLIWASA tube, collect a one-gallon sample from the North Warehouse Used Oil Burner Reservoir for analysis of radionuclide contamination.
- d. Place a label (use a copy of Figure 1, or equivalent) on the reservoir indicating the date of the sample, name of Chem. tech.,
proposed Burn Permit Number and a caution to prohibit the addition of more used oil to the reservoir unless approved by the Hazardous Waste Coordinator with notification to the HP/Chem.
Spec. (NUC).
- e. Upon returning to the lab with the sample, prepare a one liter aliquot, in a Marinelli container.
CAUTIONS IDENTIFY THE SPECTRUM WITH THE BURN PERMIT NUMBER OBTAINED IN STEP 1 OF THIS SECTION.
IF NO PEAKS ARE DETECTED AFTER MEETING THE LLDS IN ODCM TABLE 4.2.1, CONTINUE THE COUNT TO SATISFY THE ENVIRONMENTAL LLDS LISTED IN ODCM TABLE 4.5.1 (TABLE II OF OP 2610).
- f. Analyze the Marinelli on the gamma spectrometer (MCA) to determine concentrations of radionuclides that meet or exceed the Lower Limit of Detection (LLD) for all of the liquid-phase radionuclides ("effluent" LLDs) listed in ODCM Table 4.2.1 (for Principal Gamma Emitters <5E-7 microcurie/ml and for Iodine-131,
<1 E-6 microcurie/ml).
- g. Return the liter sample to the gallon sample container. This sample will be utilized as part of a composite to be analyzed by the Laboratory for Iron-55, Strontium-89, Strontium-90, tritium and gross alpha.
NOTE The gallon size of the sample is needed to achieve LLDs specified in ODCM Table 4.2.1 (Sr-89 & Sr-90; <5E-8 microcurie/ml, Fe-55; 51 E-6 microcurie/ml, tritium; <1E-5 microcurie/ml and gross alpha; <1E-7 microcurie/ml).
- 1) A gallon of composite used oil will be prepared on a monthly basis when burner is in operation.
- 2) The gallon sample will be stored in the designated area in the Chemistry Laboratory.
- 2. Data collected in the preceding section will be forwarded to the Chemistry Environmental Programs Lead for dose contribution calculations.
NOTE Isotopic data from other samples of used oil may be obtained for evaluation and inclusion in the burn permit process.
- a. Utilizing VYOPF 2612.02, the HP/Chem. Spec. (NUC) shall calculate the dose contribution of the radionuclides that are detected In the reservoir of used oil assuming that all of these radionuclides will be released via a ground-level "gaseous" pathway (the Waste Oil Burner Vent Stack) as described in the Offsite Dose Calculation Manual (ODCM) Appendix D.
- 1) Gamma emitters data will be obtained from sample analyses determined for each reservoir of used oil. For the following radionuclides:
a) Sr-89 and Sr-90 will be ratioed using the most recent monthly composite data and data for an appropriate gamma emitting nuclide such as Cs-1 37 obtained in Step-l-.aof this section.
b) Fe-55 will be ratioed using the most recent monthly composite data and data for an appropriate gamma emitting nuclide such as Co-60 obtained in Step 1.a of this section.
c) Gross alpha and tritium will be obtained by using the most recent measurements from monthly composite data.
- b. The HP/Chem. Spec. (NUC) shall determine, based upon assessing the additional impact of this release upon the total
P releases from the plant (as determined on a monthly basis utilizing OP 4609), when the Burn Permit can be prepared to allow the startup of the North Warehouse Used Oil Burner for gaseous release.
- 3. Monthly, the HP/Chem. Spec. (NUC) shall prepare a composite sample for shipment to the analysis lab from the 1 gallon samples saved in Section II.A.7.
- a. The composite sample will be determined by the HP/Chem. Spec.
(NUC).
- b. Request Part 50 analyses for gamma emitters, Fe-55, Sr-89, Sr-90, tritium and gross alpha on the 10CFR 50 lab sample submission form.
NOTE Other analyses may be requested.
- c. Make a note on the environmental lab sample submission form for the laboratory to report results in pCi/ml.
- d. Complete first part of VYOPF 2612.03.
- e. On receipt and review of the composite results, the HP/Chem. Spec.
(NUC) shall perform the following calculations:
- 1) Scaling factor for Sr-89 and Sr-90.
- 2) Scaling factor for Fe-55.
- 3) Curies of gross alpha, Fe-55, Sr-89, Sr-90, and tritium released for the month.
- 4) Release rates in pCi/sec for gross alpha, Fe-55, Sr-89, Sr-90 and tritium.
- f. Complete VYOPF 2612.03 and submit-jt for review.
Burn Permit When the HP/Chemistry Specialist determines that sufficient dose margin exists to allow the release of the radionuclides contained in the reservoir, a permit for burning the used oil shall be prepared. The calculations are reviewed by Chemistry Supervision and the permit is reviewed and approved by the HP/Chemistry Specialist. A copy of the permit is retained in the HP/Chemistry Specialist temporary files until the completed form is returned for filing as a controlled document. The Burn Permit is then placed in a protective, clear wrapper and then affixed to the North Warehouse Used Oil Burner Reservoir.
