ML18046B330
| ML18046B330 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Palisades  |
| Issue date: | 02/23/1982 |
| From: | CONSUMERS ENERGY CO. (FORMERLY CONSUMERS POWER CO.) |
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| ML18046B329 | List: |
| References | |
| PROC-820223, NUDOCS 8203050430 | |
| Download: ML18046B330 (14) | |
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PALI/ADE/ /CEnARIO 1982 Con1umer1 Power Company Jackson. mtchlqan Small-Scale
- Emergency Exerclse FEBRUARY 23, 1982 EXERCISE ELEMENTS
- Plant Site Emergency Plan
- Van Buren County Emergency Operation Pl~n
- Allega*~ ..County Emergency Operatio~ 'Plan
- Berrien County Emergency Operation Plan
- Michigan Emergency Preparedness Plan
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- Palisades Plant Emergency Exercise Scenario - February 23, 1982 An emergency exercise is planned for the Palisades Plant for February 23, 1982.
The following action will be simulated:
At 0545 am Unusual Event will be declared due to high specific activity in the primary coolant system. Beginning the exercise before 0600 will fulfill the NUREG 0654 requirement of one exercise starting before 0600 every six years.
At 0700 the Shift Supervisor will begin shift augmentation. Although whift augmentation is not required in our emergency plan at this level, this action will provide an opportunity to test our shift autmentation ability as per NUREG 0654, Table B-1.
At 0800 specific activity in the primary coolant system will rise calling for an escalation to Alert be performed. As soon as each assembly area leader has accounted for his area, personnel not directly involved in the exercise will report back to work.
Personnel involved in the exercise will continue. Staff.to continue will be identified in advance and consist of the Technical Support Center staff and a portion of the Operations Support Center staff consisting of approximately one Radiation Safety Supervisor, ten Chemistry/Radiation Safety technicians, one Maintenance Supervisor and four Maintenance workers. The Emergency Operations Facility staffing and operation has been coordinated with the General Office.
At 0900 a turbine trip will occur. The main steam isolation valves will close and the atmospheric steam dump valves will open. One atmospheric dump valve will fail to seat after pressure lowers. At 0901 the reactor trips.
At 0915, steam generator tubes will repture. Radioactivity will be released to the atmosphere through the steam dump. A General Emergency will be declared. The release will be sufficient to require evacuation of the population out to three miles. A simu-lated evacuation will take place for non-essential personnel at the site due to high radiation levels.
At 1115 the release will end.
At 1200 the exercise will end.
The above scenario will test the following areas:
- 1. Notification and augmentation of the emergency organizations.
- 2. Communications
- 3. Emergency classification
- 4. Emergency actions
- 5. Protective action recommendations (1)
- 6. Decision making
- 7. Radiological monitoring, offsite and onsite.
- 8. Post accident sampling
- 9. Accountability Observer/Evaluators will be provided by General Physics, the General Office and the Midland Plant.
A critique is scheduled for 1330 until 1600 on 2/23/82. This critique will be organized by General Physics.
A final report, to be written by General Physics, is scheduled to be completed by 4/1/82.
The background information for the drill is as follows:
The plant has been operating at full power for the past month. No unusual conditions have been noted except as follows; the primary coolant activity has been slightly greater than 1.0 uCi/g dose equivalent I-131 for the past 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br />.
The meteorological conditions are as follows:
wind direction 240° blowing to 60° wind speed 4.7 m/s, 10.5 mph stability class 6010 delt = -.16 E Stability Attached is an exercise chronology, list of messages, and instructions.
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- EMERGENCY EXERCISE CHRONOLOGY WITH TSC MESSAGES Time Event/Message Emergency Class/Expected ActionE High activity in the Primary Coolant Unusual Event System
- 1. Notify Duty & Call Supt.
- Message to Shift Supervisor:
- 2. Notify Power Controller "This is an Exercise - Sampling of
- 3. Notify NRC primary coolant.indicates specific
). Notify Vart Buren Sheriff activity of 100 uCi/g dose equivalent
- 17. Notify Chem/HP Supt for the past 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br />. Failed fuel mon-
- 38. Notify Public Affairs Director itor (RIA-0202) has gone off scale.
THIS IS AN EXERCISE" Initiate plant shutdown due to Tech Spec specific activity limit.
- Numbers refer to Attachment 2 of EI-2 Emergency Action Checklist 0706 Shift Augmentation Unusual Event continues Message to Shift Supervisor: Perform shift augmentation to test
" - THIS IS AN EXERCISE" - You have time required to meet NUREG 0654 not determined the cause of the high Table B-1.
activity in the Primary Coolant System and have decided to begin shift augmen-tation to provide technical support.
Augmentation calls will be made to personnel scheduled for "B" shift the day of the exercise. General Office personnel are provided to make these calls for the SS - THIS IS AN EXERCISE" 0800 Increased activity in the Primary Alert Coolant System PCS activity indicates a severe loss of fuel cladding.
Message to SED:
- 2. Notify Power Controller "THIS IS AN EXERCISE - Sampling of
- 3. Notify NRC primary coolant system indicates speci-
- 5. Notify Van Buren Sheriff fic activity of 350 uCi/g dose equiva-
- 17. Notify Chem/HP Supt
- 18. Notify Property Protection Su
- 19. Establish TSC
- 20. Establish DSC
- 22. Initiate on-site monitoring
- 24. Provide 15-minute updates
- 27. Meteorological data - obtain &
analyze
- 32. Perform personnel accountabili
- 38. Notify Public Affairs Director
- Non-participating personnel will return to work after accountability check.
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Time Event/Message Emergency Class/Expected Action 0900 Turbine & Reactor Trip. Alert continues
- 22. On-site monitoring continues Message to SED from SS: 24. l5-minute updates continue "THIS IS AN EXERCISE - A 27. Analysis of met. data turbine trip has occurred. The continues.
Main Steam Isolation Valves (MSIV's) have isolated . . Atmospheric steam dump valves have opened - THIS IS AN EXERCISE". .
0901 Message to SED from SS:
"THIS IS AN EXERCISE - The reactor has tripped. - THIS IS AN EXERCISE."
0915 Release begins. General Emergency
- 2. Notify Power Controller Message to SED from SS:
- 3. Notify NRC "THIS IS AN EXERCISE - The high radio- 4. Notify GO Control Center activity alarm on the steam generator 5. Notify Van Buren Sheriff blowdown monitor has sounded (RIA-0631). lO. Notify Michigan State Police THIS IS AN EXERCISE" ll. Notify Michigan Dept. of Reali l7. Notify Chem/HP Supt.
Message to SED after the high range
- 18. Notify Property Protection Su]
steam dump monitor is checked:
2l. Establish EOF "THIS IS AN EXERCISE .:.. High range 22. Continue on-site monitoring steam dump monitor indicates a reading 23. Initiate off-site monitoring of 12 mrem/hr. High range stack 24. Continue updates monitor indicates a reading of l 25. Provide dose estimates.
Mrem/hr - THIS IS AN EXERCISE." 27. Analyze met. data.
Message to SED from SS: 26. Analyze effluents
- 28. Provide release & dose projec-
"THIS IS AN EXERCISE - Containment tions pressure is normal. Containment radia-
- 33. Evacuation of non-essential tion monitors read normal levels - THIS personnel*
IS AN EXERCISE - " 38. Notify Public Affairs Directo1
- Simulated 0925 Release continues. Have maintenance initiate repair work.
Message to SED from the SS:
"THIS IS AN EXERCISE - An automatic atmospheric steam dump valve (POS 0780) has failed to seat. A manual atmospheric steam dump valve (l02 MS) has broken preventing us from stopping the release THIS IS AN EXERCISE-".
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Time Event/Message Emergency Class/Expected Actions 1115 Release ends. Consider downgrading of exercise ..
Message to TSC Maintenance from repair crew(given by TSC exercise controller):
"THIS IS AN EXERCISE - The manual atmospheric steam dump valve has been re-paired. The valve has been closed - THIS IS AN EXERCISE.
1200 End of exercise for plant personnel.
1130 EOF (near site) staff arrive. Establish communications links with plant, GO, and offsite agencies. Participate in recovery re-entry phase with offsite agencies.
1300 Exercise Terminates.
1330 Critique of exercise.
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.e Instructions to Monitoring and Security Teams
- Instructions for offsite/onsite/habitability monitoring teams:
Proceed to areas designated by your supervisor. Obtain survey results from the Exercise Controller. You are released to return to work when you have completed assigned surveys and communicated the results to your supervisor.
- Instructions for monitor in Security trailer:
Proceed as assigned by your supervisor. Return to work after accountability has been performed in the parking lot.
- Instructions for survey team at the end of the access road:
Proceed as assigned by your supervisor. Obtain survey results from the exercise controller. Return to work when released by the exercise controller.
- Instructions for the Security team at the end of the access road:
Proceed as assigned by your supervisor. Return to work when released by the exercise controller.
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Instructions for Exercise Controller Working with Maintenance Team Proceed with Maintenance team from the OSC.
Check for Health Physics support and area survey. 625 1 level survey results are general field 1 rem/hr next_~o the wall and 10 rem/hr at the doorway.
Iodine concentration = 3.0 x 10 Ci/m3. No particulate. Message to Maintenance team after inspection of manual atmospheric steam dump valve (104 MS):
"THIS IS AN EXERCISE - The valve steam (104MS) has broken inside the wall. Repairs will take approximately 1-1/2 hours. THIS IS AN EXERCISE.
After this message has been relayed to the TSC, the Maintenance team and Health Physics survey team are released to return to work.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXERCISE CONTROLLER WORKING WITH THE MONITORING TEAM AT THE END OF THE ACCESS ROAD Proceed with technician assigned from the OSC. After the checkpoint has been established and one car has been monitored, release the technician and Security guards to return to work.
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Instructions for Exercise Controller Working with Habitability Monitors Air samples in all accountability areas are background.
General fields in all accountability areas read 5 mrem/hr.
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Instructions for Exercise Controller Assigned to Post-Accident Sampling Proceed with technicians assigned from the OSC. After sampling and analysis provide the team with the following message:
"THIS IS AN EXERCISE - The results of the containment air sample indicates background readings. The results of the primary coolant activity indicates 400 uCi/gm gross gamma.and 20 uCi/gm gross beta - THIS IS AN EXERCISE."
After the results have been communicated to the TSC, release the sampling team and return to work.
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Instructions for Exercise Controller Working in tbe Security Trailer Proceed with technician assigned from tbe OSC. After accountability has been performed in the parking lot, release tbe technician to return to work.
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Instructions for Exercb:;;e Controller Working With Onsite/Offsite Survey Teams Proceed with survey tea.ms asB1gned from the OSC. Provide Sampling results from the attached tables. Interpolate for results not listed. Release technician to return to work after they have communicated survey results to the TSC.
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Dose Rate and Iodine Concentrations at the Center of Plume (60°)
Distance from Field Monitoring Iodine Concentration Plant (mrem/hr) (Ci/m3)
Site Boundary 5010 9.5 x 10- 6 1 (miles) 2410 4.8 x 10- 6
- 1. 5 x 10
-6 2 831 3 465 9.2 x 10-7 4 311 5.6 x 10- 7 227 4.2 x 10- 7 5
6 -176 3.3 x 10- 7 142 2.7 x 10- 7 7
8 118 2.3 x 10- 7 100 1.9 x 10-7 9
86 1.6 x 10- 7 10 No particulate activity above background.
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