ML092940540

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Attachment 14-5 - 1969 Flood Record in Stream Mouth Wetland, Graphic of Plum Brook Estuary Showing Survey-Sampling Transects with Color-Coded Sample Results - with Commentary
ML092940540
Person / Time
Site: Plum Brook
Issue date: 10/06/2009
From:
US National Aeronautics & Space Admin (NASA), John H. Glenn Research Ctr at Lewis Field
To:
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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Download: ML092940540 (1)


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1969 FLOOD RECORD IN STREAM MOUTH WETLAND (28FEB07 STATUS)

  • Cs-1372: 12 pCi/g
  • Cs-137 in pond (7.7 pCi/g at 5')

o Cs-137 = 3.4-3.9 pCi/g at 6-30" o Cs-137 to 54", peak 5.9 pCi/g at 6-18" o Cs-137 ~ 1 pCi/g (0.66-2.54),

(0.66-2 .54), in top 18" (mostly top 6")

The Stream Mouth wetland was sampled in a series of transects, similar to the Floodplain Wetland. Each black line above represents a transect, with up to 9 sampling locations per transect. Colored dots show sampling locations with detectable Cs-137 on the date given. Only a few approached or exceeded 12 pCi/g.

pCilg. The most elevated values of Cs-137 followed a stream channel which was present in 1969, but had been abandoned and naturally filled in by the time of sampling in 2006-2007. "BY dups" refers to duplicate samples, co- co located with samples taken earlier in the Bay investigation. "Bogert" is the name of a tributary. "TRIB" is an un-named tributary.

tributary.

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