ML101900407

State of Arkansas Environmental Monitoring Report

ML101900407
Person / Time
Site:	Arkansas Nuclear
Issue date:	12/31/2008
From:	Delores Greene State of AR
To:	Office of Information Services
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ARKANSAS`NUCLEAR ONE

'2008 STATE OF A"KANSAS ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING REPORT This report summarizes analyqcal results of environmental samplescollectedk.around the Arkansas Nuclear One commercial nuclear power plant in Russeilville, Arkansas iduring calendar year. 2008. In previous years, this-report was in accordance 'With the requirements specified In the NRC - State of Arkansas Cooperative Agreement Number NRC-31-83-667. The N*RC ended this cooperative agreement in 1998. Therefore, this report.is generated to provide dtleumentation of the ADHin house Environmental Sampling Program.

Radlonuclides.Detected: The State results were in, agreement with Entergy's..results reported in their Annual Radiolo ical Envfroumefital 0ieratinp Re ort for 2008. All detected results were consistent with historical data.

The.following is a-summary o. the samples that reported levels higher than Minimum Detectable Activity (MDA):

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Tritium in the initake and discharge bay surface water, storm run-off water, and well water.

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Ceslum-137 in soil

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Cesium-137in intake bay sediment.

4.

Cesium 13d. In discharge bay sediment.

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State Sample Results Milk Trhey did not exceed-&DA. Thei Only two sa"ipies were

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rels no longer a dairy within the 10-mille Date 10/21/08 Lake Dardanelle iPark Soil' IsotopeV Results (PCI/K)

CS:137 24.2 Vegetation No suples exceeded MDA d,. b D

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2 Surface Water Station 8 -Plant Discharge Canal (166 deg -.2 miles)

St'aton 10- ý Plant Intake Canal (95 deg-.5mls Da te 3/31/08 6/30/08.

6/30/08 9130108 12/31108 Date.

4/2/08 Location

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1. 5 03 113 H3 B.3 H3 W3 Results (PCYL) 1590 850 677 1070

,946 Storm Water Run-Off

1. 1*-Control located near the-GSB

1. 2.-- Outside Sall),Port.

1. 3.-'Inside Sally Port

1. 45-Near thr p ne WS e

1. 5 - Storm -pipe on the West side-of the discharge canal Isotope H13 Results (PCIIL) 731.

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Rain Water No samples exceed ed MDA

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1. 4-N May Roa Location.,

Isotope 113

1. R "113 lay Road 1JI3 Well Water 35018.857, W 930-13.771' 350 18.503' W 930 13.913' 35018.495' W 93013.9621 350 18.560' W 93) 14,020' d.- N35 17.997 W 93.14.132

,,Results (PI'Ld 490 602.

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3/12/08 3/125/08 L

Air Samples ANO Weather Station Danville The.Statetook samples at twvo lo*bitons:"

.ANO Weather'Statoio tLocated.65 miles from the.plant onlthe',090 degnradlal Daniville: Located 21 miles froa the plantoonthe, 205deg radial, Results:

ffound to be below Minimum Detectable, Activity Particulate: The maximum Beta reading was 4.2 E'z PCI/m3. Danville These.were consistent with previbus s ears' :results.

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ntake Canal Station #16( 106 deg Ca. 5.I miles)i Pi-harge Bay Station # 8 (065, deg (jý 0.9 miles)

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Isotope Results (PC./K)I Dischaige Cesium-137 27.7 intake Cesiumn137 28.4

• Fish Intake Discha-rge Bay.

No samples exceeded MDA

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,Direct Radiation Sample Pathway or -Medium:

Freq~uency:

Type of Analysis:

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Miles Degrees 0.7 0

1.3 53 3.6 47 0.5 92.

2.4 110 5.7 11 7.418 4.9 128 0.5 180 5.9 195 2.1 225K 2.3 240 4.6 241'

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1.9 318 4.2 335' Co-located Sites, 138 2

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2008 NORMALIZED IST.QTRO 08 2ND QTR 68 176.

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