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IPEC Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures
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2.0 REFERENCES

................................................................................................................................. 3 3.0 DEFINITIONS................................................................................................................................... 3 4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES........................................................................................................................ 3 5.0 DETAILS.......................................................................................................................................... 3 5.1 NUE, ALERT, SITE AREA EMERGENCY....................................................................................... 3 5.2 GENERAL EMERGENCY............................................................................................................. 3 6.0 INTERFACES................................................................................................................................... 4 7.0 RECORDS....................................................................................................................................... 4 8.0 REQUIREMENTS AND COMMITMENT CROSS-REFERENCE....................................................4 9.0 ATTACHMENTS.............................................................................................................................. 4 9.1 FLOWCHART FOR GENERAL EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS................... 5 9.2 MIDAS STABILITY CATEGORY - DOWNWIND KEYHOLE SECTOR CORRELATION TABLE.................. 7 9.3 EPA PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDELINES...................................................................................... 8 9.4 OVERLAY SELECTION FLOW CHART (FOR MANUAL PLUME VISUALIZATION)................................. 9 9.5 WIND FIELD ORIENTATION - MIDAS vs. PLUME OVERLAYS......................................... 10

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REFERENCE USE Page of 10 PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS 1.0 PURPOSE To prescribe the responsibilities and methods for determining recommended protective actions for New York State and County authorities.

2.0 REFERENCES

EPA Protective Action Guidelines 3.0 DEFINITIONS Protective Action Recommendations (PARs) - Specific recommendations made by the Emergency Director to offsite authorities in accordance with Emergency Plan procedures based on Protection Action Guidelines.

4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 The Shift Manager is responsible for evaluating accident conditions, classifying the accident, and recommending protective actions to offsite authorities during the initial phases of the accident. The Emergency Director assumes these responsibilities when he takes control of the emergency response from the Shift Manager. The Radiological Assessment Coordinator will assist the Emergency Director with protective action recommendations.

4.2 The decision to initiate any protective actions is solely the responsibility of offsite authorities.

5.0 DETAILS 5.1 NUE, Alert, Site Area Emergency:

5.1.1 Do not recommend protective actions be taken.

5.2 General Emergency 5.2.1 The initial protective action recommendation should be made within 15 minutes of the GENERAL EMERGENCY declaration.

5.2.2 Protective Action Recommendations (PARs) shall be made in accordance with Attachment 9.1. Downwind Sectors are identified on Attachment 9.2.

The MIDAS dose assessment program uses the logic from Attachment 9.1 and 9.2 to determine PARs and affected downwind sectors.

Impacted sectors include both land and water areas out to the distances included in the PAR.

5.2.3 The Acetate Isopleth Overlays may be used with the map table to visualize the plume.

If the Isopleth Overlays are used, then use.4 to support isopleth selection and placement on the map table.

5.2.4 The initial PAR shall be made in the first GENERAL EMERGENCY notification to the State/Counties. All subsequent, Part I notifications shall include the latest PAR.

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Changes in Wind Direction or Speed Dose Calculations Field Team Data EPA PAGs -Attachment 9.3 Plant Conditions 5.2.6 IF conditions are present that require a revision to the current PAR, THEN the revised PAR must be determined within 15 minutes of those conditions being apparent.

5.2.7 IF a decision to revise the PAR has been made, THEN offsite notification shall be completed within 15 minutes of the revised PAR determination.

5.2.8 As protective action recommendations change, ensure appropriate steps are taken to protect the onsite population.

5.2.9 IF an EPA PAG is exceeded or expected to be exceeded beyond 10 miles THEN consider the need for PARs beyond 10 miles and discuss possible actions with State/Counties. Send Field Teams to confirm projections.

6.0 INTERFACES 6.1 Evacuation Time Estimates 6.2 IP-EP-310, Dose Assessment 6.3 State of New York Kl Policy Paper 6.4 IP-EP-420, Use of Potassium Iodide by Indian Point Personnel during an Emergency 7.0 RECORDS NONE 8.0 REQUIREMENTS AND COMMITMENT CROSS-REFERENCE NONE 9.0 ATTACHMENTS 9.1 Flowchart for General Emergency Protective Action Recommendations 9.2 MIDAS Stability Category - Downwind Keyhole Sector Correlation Table 9.3 EPA Protective Action Guidelines 9.4 Overlay Selection Flow Chart (For Manual Plume Visualization) 9.5 Wind Field Orientation - MIDAS vs. Plume Overlays

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§ of 10.1 FLOWCHART FOR GENERAL EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS YES Recommend EVACUATION and implement Kl Plan for 2 Mile Radius and 2*5 mile downwind sectors.

Recommend SHELTER-IN-PLACE and implement Kl Plan for 5-10 mile downwind sectors See Attachment 9.2 Advise remainder of EPZ to monitor EAS.

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General Emergency Declared Recommend EVACUATION and implement Kl Plan for 2 Mile Radius and 2-5 mile downwind Sectors.

See Attachment 9.2 Advise remainder of EPZ to monitor EAS.

Continue assessment of event. as per Notes 2, 3 and 4 Recommend EVACUATION and implement Kl Plan for 2 Mile Radius and 2-10 mile downwind sectors.

See Attachment 9.2 Advise remainder of EPZ to monitor EAS.

SeeNoteS.1 Recommend SHELTER-IN-PLACE and implement Kl Plan for 2 Mile Radius and 2-5 mile downwind sectors.

See Attachment 9.2 Advise remainder of EPZ to monitor EAS.

Continue assessment of event, as per Notes 2, 3 and 4 No Change to PAR

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of 10 FLOWCHART FOR GENERAL EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS Sheet 2 of 2 NOTE 1: Rapidly Progressing NOTE 3: PAR Expansion NOTE 4:IF Recommended Severe Accident IF:

Criteria:

Sectors Change, THEN:

First PAR after GE declared

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Add new sectors to new

AND, change and result in other PAR.

Containment Loss sector(s)/area(s) being

DO NOT subtract any sector Conditions (Table F-1) AND impacted after initial PAR, in which actions have been EITHER:

expand the initial PAR to previously recommended.

include new sector(s)/area(s)

IF an RPSA PAR was

Containment Rad Monitors ONLY IF:

issued, the Shelter in Place R-25 or R-26 > 68 R/hr portion of the PAR is only OR,

Plant conditions are unknown applicable to the initial PAR or continue to be unstable and would not be applied to

Conditions for EALs AG1.1, (mitigating actions not started the sectors added in a PAR AG 1.2 or AG 1.3 have been or not successful) or expansion.

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degrading OR, NOTE 5: IF PAGs Exceeded

If these criteria cannot be

EPA PAGs are projected or

> 10 Miles:

immediately confirmed, measured to be exceeded in assume a RPSA is NOT the new sector(s)/area(s).

lE an EPA PAG is exceeded occurring.

or expected to be exceeded beyond 10 miles THEN For Wind Shifts:

consider the need for PARs beyond 1 O miles and discuss

Only expand the PAR to possible actions with include the sector(s)/area(s)

State/Counties.

NOTE 2: Event Assessment impacted by the in-transit Criteria:

wind shift if dose assessment projects the EPA PAGs will

Wind Direction/Speed be exceeded in the in-transit

Dose Calculations sector(s)/area(s).

Field Team Data

EPA PAGs (Attachment 9.3)

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Pasquill Stability Categories Sectors affected A,B 16, 1,2,3,4

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C,D,E,F,G 16, 1,2,3 TABLE II-MIDAS Down-Valley Plumes Down-Valley Plumes (wind speed~ 4 m/sec and wind direction from 349°-101°)

Pasquill Stability Categories Sectors affected A,B 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 C,D,E,F,G 7,8, 9, 10 TABLE Ill - MIDAS Cross-Valley Plumes Cross-Valley (wind speed> 4 m/sec OR wind direction from 210°-348°)

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Sector No.

Sectors affected Sectors affected 169 -190 1 N 15, 16, 1,2,3 16, 1, 2 191 - 213 2 NNE 16, 1,2,3,4 1, 2, 3 214 - 235 3 NE 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 2,3,4 236 - 258 4 ENE 2,3,4,5,6 3,4,5 259 - 280 SE 3,4,5,6, 7 4,5,6 281 - 303 6 ESE 4,5,6, 7,8 5, 6, 7 304-325

?SE 5,6, 7,8,9 6, 7,8 326 - 348 8SSE 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 7, 8, 9 349 - 010 9S 7,8,9,10,11 8, 9, 10 011 - 033 10SSW 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 9, 10, 11 034- 055 11 SW 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 10,11,12 056 - 078 12WSW 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 11, 12, 13 079 - 100 13W 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 12, 13, 14 101 - 123 14WNW 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 13, 14, 15 124-145 15 NW 13, 14, 15, 16, 1 14, 15, 16 146 - 168 16 NNW 14, 15, 16, 1, 2 15, 16, 1

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PROJECTED DOSE (REM)

TO THE POPULATION Whole Body (TEDE)

Thyroid (COE)

Whole Body (TEDE)

Thyroid (COE)

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No planned actions. (b)

State may issue an advisory to seek shelter and await further instructions.

Monitor environmental radiation levels Evacuate unless constraints make it impractical; then shelter. Monitor environmental radiation levels.

Control access.

COMMENTS Previously recommended protective actions may be reconsidered or terminated.

If constraints exist, special consideration should be given for evacuation of children and pregnant i,,yomen.

GUIDANCE ON DOSE LIMITS FOR WORKERS PERFORMING EMERGENCY SERVICES (REM)

Whole Body (TEDE):

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>25 Protecting valuable property Lifesaving or protection of large populations Lifesaving or protection of large population Lower dose not practicable.

Lower dose not practicable.

Only on a voluntary basis to persons fully aware of the risks involved.,

TEDE-Total Effective Dose Equivalent: Sum of external effective dose equivalent and committed effective dose equivalent to non-pregnant adults from exposure and intake during an emergency situation. Workers performing services during emergencies should limit dose to the lens of the eye to three times the listed va.lue and doses to any organ (including skin and body extremities) to ten times the listed value.

COE-Committed dose equivalent (to the Thyroid).

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These actions are recommended for planning purposes. Protective action decisions at the time of the incident must take existing conditions into consideration.

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At the time of the incident, officials may implement low-impact protective actions in keeping with the principle of maintaining radiation exposures as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA)

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Plant Orientation Point:

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Using down valley overlay (Blue) align horizontal axis on go 0

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b. Using up valley overlay (Yellow) align horizontal axis on go 0

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The wind field orientation differs between MIDAS (Att. 9.2) and the Plume Overlays (Att. 9.4) at certain wind speeds.

Based on the recommendations of consulting meteorologists, the origin of the up and down valley flow for low wind speeds (.$. 4 m/s) was changed to the center of the Hudson River (the plume overlays isopleth's origin was the super heater stack.) This is more representative of the true met expectations.

The origin change results in the down-valley plume range going from 340° - 101 ° to 349° -

101° for MIDAS.

As a result, the cross valley plume goes from 210° - 339° to 210° - 348° for MIDAS.

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2.0 REFERENCES

2.1 MIDAS user manual (ABS Consulting) 2.2 IP-EP-510, Meteorological, Radiological & Plant Data Acquisition System 2.3 IP-EP-410, Protective Action Recommendations, 3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 MRPDAS - Meteorological, Radiological, and Plant Parameter Data Acquisition System - the system which provides meteorological, Reuter Stokes and certain plant parameter data (VC Temperature, VC Pressure, Plant Vent and VC High Radiation Monitors) 3.2 Total Effective Dose Equivalent (TEDE)- The sum of the Deep Dose Equivalent (DDE) and the Committed Effective Dose Equivalent (CEDE).

3.3 Committed Dose Equivalent Thyroid (CDE Thyroid) - The dose equivalent to the thyroid that will be received from an intake of radioiodine by an individual during the 50-year period following the intake.

3.4 CEDE - Committed effective dose equivalent is the sum of the products of the weighting factors applicable to each of the body organs or tissues that are irradiated and the committed dose equivalent to these organs or tissues 3.5 Site Boundary - For Dose Assessment and Protective Action Recommendation purposes the Site Boundary is the closest distance at which members of the public would be exposed to a radioactive release. When the plume is traveling toward the water, the distance to the nearest point on the far shore is used.

3.6 MIDAS - Meteorological Information and Dose Assessment System - computer software for determining source term, atmospheric dispersion, and dose consequences

3. 7 Source term - generic term for curies available for release or actually being released. 'Term' in mathematics is any single factor in an equation. Hence

'source term', 'dispersion term', etc are simply portions of the equation for the calculation 3.8 Ground level release - an effluent release point model that assumes that the release point is at ground level, with no accounting for the additional mixing from other release point factors such as height above the ground, plume temperature, and exit velocity

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4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES Dose Assessment staff in the Control Room (CR) and in the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) are responsible for assessing actual and potential planned and unplanned radioactive releases to the environment. Attachments at the end of the procedure may be used as a reference when stepping through a MIDAS dose assessment calculation.

NOTE:

When a dose assessment is being performed you may proceed directly to the applicable attachment in the procedure for the type of dose assessment being performed.

5.0 DETAILS 5.1 MIDAS is a menu driven computer system - menus are described below throughout Section 5 5.2 Step by step option selection for each menu are shown in the attachments 5.3 MIDAS uses a segmented plume model with terrain and meteorology specific wind fields. Displayed plumes are EXPECTED to have unusual shapes. (See Section 5.12) 5.4 MIDAS also uses an automated plant data collection system 'NDCIP' which runs in the background on the MIDAS computer 5.5 MIDAS Startup 5.5. t PC computer system should be running with the program "NDCIP" active NOTE:

NDCIP provides the automated interface between the plant data sources (e.g. Pl computer) and the MIDAS system for automated plant monitor and meteorological data collection and should not be closed by the user.

NOTE:

If NDCIP is not already active in the computer, it will start when MIDAS is started. In this case, there will not be recent history or current automated data available until a data collection cycle is completed.

5.5.2 Start MIDAS by 'double-clicking' on the 'MIDAS Accident Cales' icon

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a.

'Recap Previous Run' near the bottom left is the alternate button selection for 'Start New Run'

b.

'Recap Previous Run' allows display of previously saved runs from the list at the bottom of the page

c.

'Recap Previous Run' will generally not be needed in the initial phase of dose evaluation but can be used if hard copy printouts of a previous run are needed 5.5.6 Select the appropriate Unit (2 or 3) on the upper right

a.

If more than one location is experiencing a release, a calculation must be completed for each location.

(ex. Unit 2, Unit 3, Spent Fuel Pool) 5.5.7 Select your location CCR or EOF 5.5.8 Select Automatic, Manual, or Simulation NOTE:

Automatic should be selected whenever possible unless it is KNOWN that the automated data is wrong, unavailable, or misleading.

NOTE:

Simulation uses automated DRILL data. Simulation should be selected whenever possible during DRILLS unless it is KNOWN that the automated drill data is wrong, unavailable, or misleading.

NOTE:

Choosing 'Automatic' will force MIDAS to use any of the effluent and radiation monitor data and meteorological data automatically collected from the plant computer system (Pl computers). Manual will cause MIDAS to IGNORE this available data and will REQUIRE the user to obtain and enter this data by hand.

5.5.9 Based on the choices of CCR/EOF and Automatic (Simulator) / Manual the list of available choices in the 'Accident Run Menu Selection' will change.

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To the user, Automatic and Simulator processes are the same, only changing the data source for automatic data collection. Automatic and Simulator processes are generally referred to throughout this procedure as 'Automatic'.

5.5.10 The Automatic and Manual lists represent the same processes but using or not using the automatically collected data 5.5.11 With 'CCR' selected, only the automatic (Menu G & Menu J) or manual (Menu A & Menu D) quick dose projection is available as described in Section 5.5.12.

5.5.12 With 'EOF' selected the following menus are available: Automatic

a.

Menu G-Auto Quick dose projection Plant Vent-this menu uses automatically loaded data to project doses with minimal user intervention or input required.

b.

Menu H - Auto Enhanced dose projection - this menu uses automatically loaded data but allows the user to select relevant release points and other parameters

c.

Menu I - Auto Met Event Tree - uses automatically loaded meteorological data but uses a pull down event tree selection process to determine source term and release rates instead of using plant monitor data

d.

Menu J - Auto Quick dose projection Steam Generator Tube Rupture - this menu uses automatically loaded data to project doses with minimal user intervention or input required.

e.

Menu K-W - Auto Met Back Calculation - uses manually entered offsite monitoring centerline plume dose rate readings to estimate the release source term based on automatically collected meteorological data. This menu option should generally not be used if plant monitors are available.

f.

Menu L - Auto Accum. Dose Last 24 Hr-uses the automated data collected for the last 24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months to summarize the total dose committed for that period. This menu option would not generally be used during the initial protective action phase of an event

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Menu N - Auto Met Isotopic Entry-uses automatically collected meteorological data and manually entered isotopic release data to project dose-requires knowledge of release by isotope, e.g. from an isotopic analysis of effluent stack samples.

h.

Menu Y - Auto All Screens - is for re-creation of past events and program testing and should not be used for emergency response

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Multiple Accident Run - Allows for dose calculations for accidents occurring simultaneously at both units. (See Section 5.14).

NOTE:

If the automatic process identifies missing or bad data MIDAS will prompt the user for manual inputs, even in automatic menu modes.

5.5.13 With 'EOF' selected the following menus are available: Manual

a.

Menu A - Quick dose projection - this menu assumes the release is monitored and prompts the user for input of meteorological and radiological data.

b.

Menu B - Enhanced dose projection - this menu prompts the user for manual input of release point, meteorological data, isotopic mix, and effluent monitor readings.

c.

Menu C -Event Tree - this menu prompts the user for manual input of meteorological data but uses a pull down event tree selection process to determine source term and release rates instead of using plant monitor data.

d.

Menu D - Quick dose projection Steam Generator Tube Rupture -

this menu assumes the release is monitored and prompts the user for input of meteorological and radiological data..

e.

Menu E-W -Back Dose Calculation - uses manually entered offsite monitoring centerline plume dose rate readings and a pull down event tree selection process to determine the isotopic mix to estimate the release source term using manually entered meteorological data. This menu option should generally not be used if plant monitors are available.

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Menu F - Auto Accum Dose Last 24 Hr - uses the data entered for the last 24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months to summarize the total dose committed for that period. This menu option would not generally be used during the initial protective action phase of an event

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Menu M - Isotopic Entry-uses manually entered meteorological data and manually entered isotopic release data to project dose -

requires knowledge of release by isotope, e.g. from an isotopic analysis of effluent stack samples.

h.

Menu X-Advanced Cales All Screens-is for re-creation of past events and program testing and should not be used for emergency response

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Multiple Accident Run - Allows for dose calculations for accidents occurring simultaneously at both units. (See Section 5.14).

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5.6.2 Meteorological spreadsheet - includes date and time, wind direction, wind speed, delta T (or stability class), and precipitation

a.

Make certain that the proper met data is being applied when entering data manually because several sets of meteorological data are available from sensors at different levels on the primary tower and from a backup tower.

b.

Because all release points are treated as ground level, the speed and direction values should be from the primary tower 10 meter sensors and the stability should be derived from the 60 - 10 delta T.

c.

The meteorological data spreadsheet is shown below in Figure 2 Figure 2 Example: MIDAS Meteorological Data Input Sheet

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a.

The content and columns displayed on this sheet are modified based on the selection of the four release points

b.

Columns for effluent monitors, dome monitors, flow instruments are selected based on the applicability of each sensor to the selected release points Figure 3 Example: MIDAS Radiation, Effluent Monitor and Flow Data Input Sheet K Lil.huhun Mumlur & I luw :,pllH11.hhL1UI Menu:: B n...,.

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5.6.5.1 Before entering data, select if data is available in rate or concentration in the selection menu as shown in Figure 5.

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a.

With release rate selected the input process requires release rate in uCi/sec for each isotope as shown in the input sheet in Figure 6 Figure 6 Example: MIDAS Effluent Isotopic Sample Data Release Rate Input Sheet

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With release concentration and flow selected the input process requires release rate in uCi/sec for each isotope as shown in the input sheet in Figure 7 Figure 7 Example: MIDAS Effluent Isotopic Sample Data Concentration and Flow Rate Input Sheet

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The ISOTOPIC DATA sheets are release point specific. If more than one release point is active you MUST enter data on sheets for each release point by clicking on the Release Point button to the left of the "OK" to toggle between release point sheets 5.6.6 Under many circumstances when release points are changed or calculation menu choices are changed MIDAS will provide a prompt to initialize ('New') or retain the old ('Edit Last') data collection spreadsheets as shown in Figure 8

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5.6.8 When changing menus or release points, a similar prompt may appear. If the dates of the various sheets shown are not consistent and are not appropriate for the current calculation the user MUST select 'NEW'.

5.6.9 Spreadsheet lines highlighted in the time column with RED are the start time of the release.

5.6.10 Spreadsheet lines highlighted in the time column in LIGHT BLUE are the start time of the dose assessment.

5.6.11 Because, for offsite protective action purposes, dose that has already been incurred is not used for protective action decisions, the start of release and start of dose assessment will not be the same except for initial calculations.

5.6.12 Make CERTAIN that the spreadsheets contain data in the highlighted lines. Meteorological data from previous lines is assumed to 'persist' into the current time. Release data does NOT 'persist' and blank lines are interpreted as NO RELEASE.

5.6.13 Buttons on the spreadsheets allow copying lines of data and pasting to new lines, clearing lines of data, and saving and retrieving sheets to (

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b.

R-44 and R-27 (Unit 2)

c.

R-14 and R-27 (Unit 3)

d.

stack flow rate required for R14 / R44 5.7.2 Release point 2 - CAEJ - (Condenser Air Ejector)

a.

represents releases from the condenser air ejectors / vacuum system

b.

R-45 (Unit-2)

c.

R-15 (Unit 3)

d.

offgas flow rate required 5.7.3 Release Point 3-Stm Dmp - (Steam Dump)

a.

represents releases from atmospheric steam reliefs and dump valves

b.

R-28, R-29, R-30, and R-31 (Unit 2)

c.

R-62A, R-62B,R-62C, R-62D (Unit 3)

d.

estimates of steam flow through the open valves is required

1.

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2.

Initial flow rates at high temperature and pressure may greatly overestimate the total release if long durations are assumed 5.7.4 Release Point 4 - Vap Cont- (Vapor Containment)

a.

represents releases direct from the containment including damage to containment and containment bypass releases

b.

possible unmonitored pathways

c.

Containment dome monitors R-25, R-26 (Unit 2)

d.

Containment dome monitors R-25, R-26 (Unit 3)

e.

Estimate of flow rate required

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a.

application of ground level release point model to station vent will likely cause underestimate of offsite mixing and overestimate of dose consequences of release

b.

application of ground level release point model for the condenser off-gas release is probably the best reasonable model

c.

application of a ground level release to the atmospheric steam relief release may significantly underestimate the offsite mixing DURING THE FIRST SEVERAL MINUTES of a release and will overestimate offsite dose consequences. After the steam system is substantially depressurized, the ground level release model is more appropriate

d.

application of the ground level release for vapor containment building leakage is likely the most appropriate model given uncertainty in flow, height above the ground, and other relevant parameters.

5.8 Times and timing in MIDAS 5.8.1 There are several timing concepts important to successful MIDAS dose projections 5.8.2 Meteorological data

a.

Always provided in 15 minute average data

b.

Averages are CENTERED on the 15 minute clock time e.g. the 1300 average is accumulated from 12:52:30 to 13:07:30

c.

Manually entered data COULD be in instantaneous values but may not represent the long term dispersion 5.8.3 Start Date of Exposure -

a.

The date and time for the beginning of calculation of dose consequences

b.

Because dose already incurred is irrelevant to protective actions, this is typically set to the current time

c.

Defaults times will be set to Meteorological times - e.g. HH: 08, HH: 23, HH: 38, HH: 53

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a.

The date and time of the plant trip or shutdown

b.

Used to decay default and other isotopic information to adjust isotopic mixes and monitor response factors based on mix

c.

Should be set once at start of event

d.

MIDAS will remember this value 5.8.5 Release time

a.

The date and time of the start of the release

b.

Different from start of exposure because previous releases are kept track of in MIDAS and doses for the activity already in the environment may be included in the dose assessment

c.

Should be set to the earliest time of significant releases - should NOT be the current time except for the first calculation.

d.

Should be set once at start of event

e.

MIDAS will remember this value 5.8.6 Remaining duration

a.

Represents the approximate remaining duration of significant releases

b.

Used to 'persist' releases into the future

c.

Four hours is the typical default.

5.8.7 Exposure time to be calculated

a.

Specific times that projections will be provided for

b.

Provides basis for plume plots, long term projections

c.

At least one value should be 4 in order to provide specific projection at the default duration 5.8.8 Daylight savings time

a.

MET data is maintained in Eastern Standard Time (EST)

b.

The Pl computer tags data strings with eastern daylight time (EDT) when applicable

c.

Conflicting times will cause problems with auto data collection

d.

MIDAS contains a data file (DST.txt) that tells MIDAS when to assume EDT.

e.

This file MUST be maintained annually due to possible changes in EDT/EST changeover as federally mandated f.

MIDAS will subtract 1 hour1.157407e-5 days 2.777778e-4 hours 1.653439e-6 weeks 3.805e-7 months from the Pl reported met string during EDT based on the period defined in the DST.txt file.

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5.9.2 Short delays are expected between data collection at the source and the availability of the data in the Pl servers.

5.9.3 MIDAS delays acquisition of data for about 75 seconds to ensure data is updated. IF data collection is delayed longer than 75 seconds or there are errors in the time in the computers, automatic data collection will fail.

5.9.4 Because the data collection into the Pl computers is dependent on the time and timing of multiple Pl servers as well as other plant computers and data loggers (met towers) bad or old data may be collected due to delays in the data transfer path before MIDAS tries to acquire the data.

Event Trees 5.10.1 In some events source term may be developed or enhanced by selection of plant conditions from an 'event tree' 5.10.2 The event tree is based on the event trees in the NRG Response Technical Manual but applies only the default noble gas to iodine mixes of 10000:1 or 100:1 in use at IPEC.

5.10.3 As the name suggests, the event tree is a branching process that asks questions based on previous answers 5.10.4 The event tree may have one or two branches after the initial trunk question as shown in the example in Figure 9 below.

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5.10.8 For unmonitored releases, the event tree will derive isotopic release rates (mix and magnitude) 5.10.9 For releases with monitor data, the event tree will determine the isotopic mix which is then applied to the total activity applicable for the monitor reading to determine the magnitude of the release 5.10.1 OThe selection of release point does NOT limit the event tree menu choices. Therefore the user must ensure that the release point and the accident type in the event tree are consistent. E.g. do not select release point 1 and a steam generator tube failure event tree (more appropriate for release point 3).

5.11 MIDAS Main input control page NOTE:

Each time the NEXT arrow is selected, MIDAS will inspect the input parameters to test if there is valid complete data for a successful dose projection and will provide warnings if data is incomplete or invalid. Some of these warnings are informational and some are critical. The warnings messages must be reviewed to determine if they are critical or not.

5.11.1 MIDAS uses a main input control page to sequence the user through the input process. At each step, additional panes are shown as required as described below for individual parameter input 5.11.2 The input control page is divided into four sections horizontally 5.11.3 The first section allows selection of release points and plume plot display distance as shown in Figure 10. Default for the initial display radius is 16 miles

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Gray items are not used in the selected menu. Most users will not need these items during emergency response activities 5.11.6 The second quarter pane of the screen inputs exposure start date/time and desired calculation times and is shown in Figure 11 below. At least one of these times should be 4 hours4.62963e-5 days 0.00111 hours 6.613757e-6 weeks 1.522e-6 months

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5.11.1 0 Click boxes are displayed on the right of the third input page section for each spreadsheet used as shown in Figure 12 below.

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If all boxes are GREEN, MIDAS has determined that the input data is usable for calculations - i.e. there is sufficient valid data for a projection at the current projection time

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If any box is RED, MIDAS has determined that the data for that input item may not be usable.

3.

If any box is RED, click on that box to repeat the input process for that item.

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5.11.15 MIDAS will complete calculations and show the default results page, a plume plot of the integrated TEDE dose at 4 hours4.62963e-5 days 0.00111 hours 6.613757e-6 weeks 1.522e-6 months .

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5.12.3 Numerous plume display options are available by selecting the buttons at the bottom of the frame. Clicking on these buttons activates additional features or toggles display options

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Most of the plume display option buttons require clicking on the CONFIRM button on the lower right to redraw the display. The CONFIRM button will blink when required.

5.12.4 POI activates a Point of Interest pointer. Selecting POI and clicking on any point on the active plot will cause a point specific value to be shown on the plume plot.

NOTE:

Changing the plume display by selecting a different plume or zooming the display will clear the points of interest. Two points of interest are shown in the plume plot in Figure 14 above 5.12.5 TEDE will display various options for the Total Effective Dose Equivalent calculation based on the yellow buttons below (see Sections 5.12.6 through 5.12.8) 5.12.6 Integrated dose button toggles between integrated dose and dose rate display 5.12. 7 Exposure 4 hr toggles between the four calculation display times previously input in the second section of the input page 5.12.8 Graphic toggles between graphic on tabular display. Generally the graphic display is more useful for emergency response; tabular reports are available elsewhere (see below) 5.12.9 Child Thyroid COE (previously referred to as TODE) will display various options for the thyroid specific organ dose calculation based on the yellow buttons above (see Sections 5.12.6 through 5.12.8) 5.12.10 EDE will display various options for the external photon dose based on the yellow buttons above (see Sections 5.12.6 through 5.12.8) 5.12.11 Field Monitors will display various options for external photon dose rates with overlay projected photon dose and measured dose (or dose rate) at the Reuter Stokes monitors and field monitoring points as shown in Figure 15 below (view zoomed in compared to the view above) 5.12.12 Points with two values are Reuter Stokes locations

a.

C - MIDAS calculated value

b.

M - Reuter Stokes monitor reported value (in this case M values are zero because the data was not being collected)

c.

Calculated values (dose or dose rate) for predefined field monitoring points are shown at the 'circle and plus' crosshairs

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5.12. 15 Special Reports will generate text reports of input and output parameters which can be printed and will start the Form 1 input process 5.12.16 Dose Summary provides the simplified dose and release summary including affected sector and affected ERPAs in a single page. This is probably the most useful report and is shown in Figure 16 below.

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5. 12.1 8 Met/Rad Summary provides a summary page of the meteorological conditions used and the readings from any radiation or effluent monitors used for the projection 5.12.19 RMP provides a summary report for the calculated values at offsite radiation monitoring points 5.12.20 Projection Summary provides a summary of the dose compared to PAG and dose broken out by pathway 5.12.21 Plume Arrival provides a tabular estimate of the arrival time of the plume at various distances based on assumption of last meteorological data persists 5.12.22 Ingestion Pathway displays a plume of the ingestion pathway concentrations for based on the isotopes and pathways selected using the yellow buttons below 5.12.23 X/Q (chi over Q) displays various dispersion parameter plots based on the selection from the yellow button below.

5.12.24 XX Miles activates an input box to change the downwind distance limit of the calculation.

a.

This actually recalculates the plume, not just resizes the display.

b.

This can be useful to improve the display precision for close in to the plant.

c.

End Run will exit the current calculation.

d.

An exit option menu will appear as shown in Figure 17 below Figure 17 Example: MIDAS Exit Option Menu Entei Aun Hie:

l 1P091 0281729 r Save Run t. E1il r Esit without saving r Save without exiting Tine Remaining:

08:01 OK

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Depending on the initial men u choice, not all of these four exit menu choices will be available.

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Ru n Next Time Step will rerun the current calculation with new data a new 15 minute average. If the next 15 minute interval is not yet ailable, the choice will be red with a count down timer for av Sa ve run and exit will save all of the parameters for the current run the computer hard drive in a file based on the name the user ters in the box at the top and then terminate MIDAS.

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In order for 'RECAP' in the m ain startup screen to redisplay runs, the runs MUST have been saved using this process 5.13 g.

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Ex it without saving will terminate MIDAS and not save a RECAP file ve without exit will save the RECAP file and return to the main artup menu Sa st Using MIDAS r esults NOTE:

If more than one location is experiencing a release, select New Multiple Accident Run radial button on the initial MIDAS Startup / Menu Screen (described in Section 5.14) and use the combined, Multi-Accident Dose Summary Report to obtain the combined doses before comparing results. (Use the manual Dose Assessment Worksheet as a backup method if needed).

5.13.1 MIDAS results should be compared to existing limits and protective action guidelines to determine appropriate response.

5.13.2 Use EP-410 to determine protective action recommendations based on MIDAS dose assessment results 5.13.3 Use the PART1 communication system to complete notifications 5.13.4 Release rates calculated by MIDAS that exceed technical specification limits need to be identified in the notifications.

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NOTE:

If more than one location is experiencing a release, select New Multiple Accident Run radial button on the initial MIDAS Startup/ Menu Screen. This function of MIDAS will allow entry of up to 5 different accident releases occurring simultaneously from Unit 2 and Unit 3.

NOTE:

The Multiple Accident feature of MIDAS can be run from either the CCR or from the EOF in the AUTO or MANUAL mode.

NOTE:

First select either the CCR or the EOF and the AUTO mode. Then select Start New Multiple Accident Run radial button as shown in Figure 18. The instructions which follow are for calculations performed using the AUTO Mode.

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5.14.2 Enter brief run title in GREEN box (22 characters, maximum).

5.14.3 Begin with "Select Accident Run 1" and enter type of calculation to be performed from pull-down selection list and corresponding Unit number.

(The example in Figure 19 is Menu H -Auto Enhanced dose projection).

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19) 5.14.5 Enter up to 3 other release locations, type of calculation and corresponding Unit number.

5.14.6 When entries are complete, press the GREEN "OK" button.

Figure 19 Example: MIDAS Multiple Accident Scenario Selection (Automatic Version) a Multiple Accident C1kulations and Report Combining for Site:JNDIAN POINT Automatic (RAW Data) Scenarios Selected. Select Run Menu and Reactor Unit for Each

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Figure 21 Example: MIDAS Multiple Accident - Setting Times (Automatic Version) tl. Start Up Trip and Release Dates

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5.14.10 Press "NEXT" down arrow Figure 22 Example: MIDAS Multiple Accident Scenario Selection (Automatic Version) m MIDAS - Accident Dose Calculation INDiAN POINT Unit 2 Menu: H Sheet #2 Version:1.5.16.010714 Meteorological Aulo111alic (raw) liA1¥Ui21tl

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NEXTI i1 i, 5.14.11 Verify that current live met data is being displayed on the Meteorological spreadsheet and press "OK" (see Figure 23).

Figure 23 Example: MIDAS Meteorological Data spreadsheet (Automatic Version) ffl S119IO:P U..IO*UJ -*

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Figure 24 Example: MIDAS Rad Monitor & Flow Data spreadsheet (Automatic Version)

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5.14.13 On the release mix spreadsheet, select "EVENT TREE", followed by selection of Accident Type and Core Condition from pull-down selection lists.

5.14.14 Press "OK" (see Figure 25).

Figure 25 Example: MIDAS Mix spreadsheet (Automatic Version)

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Figure 26 MIDAS Entry Status Display (Automatic Version)

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Accident Dose C1lcui.tion INDIAN POINT Unit 2 Menu: H Sheet #2 Version:1.5l6.D10714 r

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5.14.16 If all boxes are green, then select GREEN "Start Calculation" button.

MIDAS will then compute the doses for Accident Run 1 5.14.17 MIDAS will then display a message as shown in Figure 27 Figure 27 Example: Multiple Accident calculation status message Multiple Accident Calculation Run 1 is Complete, Start Run 2 (Be sure to clear data used in a previous run if it is not appropriate for the next run)

OK

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5.14.19 Enter appropriate rad monitor/flow and nuclide mix inputs.

5.14.20 Enter the appropriate time of shutdown and start of release for the affected unit if different for the previous Accident Run.

5.14.21 If all boxes are green, then select GREEN "Start Calculation" button.

MIDAS will then compute the doses for Accident Run 2 5.14.22 MIDAS will then generate a combined plume map for the multiple releases as shown in Figure 28 Figure 28 Example: Multiple Accident Combined Plume Map

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Ion 5.14.23 To obtain the combined NYS Part 2 Form and Dose Summary Report, select "Special Reports", "Dose Summary" and then press "Confirm".

The combined Dose Summary Report is shown in Figure 29.

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5.14.24 Results of the combined Dose Summary Report can be manually transferred to a blank NYS RECS Part 2 report, if required.

84 5.14.25 To review computed doses from individual release points, press the ORANGE "Review Multi Accident" button and select each release location (Accident Run) of interest. A plume map will be generated, and a separate Dose Summary Report may be selected for display. (See Figures 30 and 31).

Figure 30 Example: Multiple Accident Combined Map (Unit 2 Plant Vent and Unit 3 SGTR)

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Sel.ct an lndhridual t.Ullple Accidenl Roo Report or Relum to Combk,*d Report r ~u112Menu:H UrutlOUl NOTE:

39 of 84 The computed TEDE and Child Thyroid COE results from individual accident release points from Unit 2 and Unit 3 will be differ slightly from combined results since the release points are physically separated. This difference becomes smaller at longer distances from the site.

INTERFACES 6.1 IP-EP-310, Dose Assessment 6.2 IP-EP-240, Security 6.3 IP-EP-410, Protective Action Recommendations 7.0 RECORDS 8.0 All logs, completed forms, and other records generated during an actual emergency SHALL be considered quality records and maintained for the life of the plant.

REQUIREMENTS AND COMMITMENT CROSS-REFERENCE None

IPEC EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES NON-QUALITY RELATED PROCEDURE REFERENCE USE IP-EP-340 Revision 7 Page 40 of 84 9.0 ATTACHMENTS 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9.8 9.9 9.10 9.11 9.12 Event trees Flow charts Plant and Site Specific Parameters Quick Guide for MIDAS Operation -Auto G: Plant Vent Quick Dose (CCR)

Quick Guide for MIDAS Operation -Auto J: SGTR Quick Dose (CCR)

Quick Guide for MIDAS Operation - Auto H: Enhanced Dose Projection SGTR (EOF)

Quick Guide for MIDAS Operation - Auto H: Enhanced Dose Projection (EOF)

Quick Guide for MIDAS Operation -Auto H: Enhanced Dose Projection (offsite)

Quick Guide for MIDAS Operation - Manual B: Enhanced Dose Projection (EOF)

Quick Guide for MIDAS Operation - Multiple Accident (EOF)

Quick Guide for MIDAS Operation - Multiple Accident (CCR)

Quick Guide for MIDAS Part 1 Form Generator

A IPEC NON-QUALITY RELATED IP-EP-340 Revision 7 gEi1lergy EMERGENCY PROCEDURE PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES REFERENCE USE.1 Event Trees Page 1 of 1 Page 41 of 84 1.0 Accident type -four choices 2.0 1.1 Containment.release 1.2 Steam Generator Tube Rupture 1.3 Containment Bypass 1.4 Spent Fuel Pool release Core Condition - six choices in two sets of three - one set applies to operating core accidents, one set to spent fuel 2.1 For containment, containment bypass, and Steam Generator releases:

2.1.1 Gap release 15-30 min - represents 5 % core activity release from gap activity with some core damage 2.1.2 In-vessel severe core damage uncover >30 minutes - represents core melt in vessel 2.1.3 Normal coolant with 1 OOx spike - normal coolant activity with iodines and particulates multiplied by 100 to represent worst case normal trip 2.2 For spent fuel pool releases:

2.2.1 Zircaloy Fire in one three month batch 2.2.2 Gap release from one three month batch 2.2.3 Gap release from a full pool 3.0 Tube Leak Rate - two choices - used for the steam generator tube rupture to identify the RCS to steam side transfer rate 3.1 1 tube at high pressure - initial condition of a single full tube failure 3.2 Charging pump flow - lower pressure condition assuming equilibrium with one

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Select Unit 2 or Unit3 Select "CCR" or CCR Menu G Quick "EOF" Projection GOTO Page G EOF Select "Manual" or "Automatic (or Automatic Simul tion)"

Manual Menu G Quick GOTO Page G Menu A Quick Projection Projection GOTO Page A Menu H Enhanced GOTO Page H Menu B Enhanced Projection Projection GOTO Page B Menu I Event Tree GOTO Page I Menu C Event Tree GOTO Page C Menu K-W Field GOTO Page K-W Menu E-W Field GOTO Page E-W Result Back Cale Result Back Cale Menu L 24 hour Menu F 24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months

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Accumulated Dose GOTO Page L Accumulated Dose

. GOTO Page F Menu N Isotopic Menu M Isotopic GOTO Page M Data Entry GOTO Page N Data Entry Menu X Advanced Menu Y All Screens Not Used Cales All Screens Not Used

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Yes Select 'New' on

>-------1-.preadsheet contro to initialize input sheets No Select 'Edit last' on spreadsheet contra t--------

to reuse input sheets Input valid met data on MET s readsheet Input valid Monitor data on spreadsheet

~--------, Click 'NEXT down ______

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MIDAS computes dose projection GOTO Page EVAL arrow Revision 7 43 of 84 No

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Click 'NEXr down arrow Select 'New' on

~--_.spreadsheet contro to Initialize input sheets Select 'Edit last' on

,_ __ _,.preadsheet contro--------'

to reuse Input sheets Input met data on f---- Input Monitor data MET spreadsheet on spreadsheet Input isotopic MIX Yes MIDAS terminates GOm Page EVAL Click 'EXIT twice ~-----N'"'o-<

MIDAS computes 14----l dose projection Click 'Start Cale' Set start date of Exposure ( current MET time default)

Set Calculation times (0.25, 2, 4, 24 default)

Input new Remaining Duration time Yes of 84

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---.i t----- times (0.25, 2, 4, ----.i arrow 24 default) arrow Select event through event tree menu No Input met data on MET spreadsheet No Input new Release _____ N_o_,

Start time*

Select 'Edit last' on spreadsheet contra---<

to reuse input sheets Select 'New' on No First MIDAS run for event or sheet dates inconsistent?

spreadsheet controlt<t-____

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SHUTDOWN Finish Calculation?

No'

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IP-EP-340 Page FROM 'STAR1' page Set Calculation Click 'NEXT down times (0.25, 2, 4, 1-----.i t-----

24 default) arrow Set start date of Click 'NEXT down 1------~ Exposure (current arrow MET time default)

Select 'New' on Select event Revision 7 of 84 Enter back calculation parameters spreadsheet control _____

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to initialize input sheets First MIDAS run for event or sheet dates through event tree __ __.

Input met data on MET spreadsheet Input new Remaining Duration time Yes No No spreadsheet control to reuse input sheets Is Remaining Duration time valid?

Yes Input new Release Start time Is Release Start time valid?

No menu No Event Tree Button Green?

Yes Yes Click 'NEXT down arrow Is TRIP/

SHUT DOWN time valid?

No Input new TRIP /

SHUTDOWN time Finish Calculation?

>----------.i CIiek 'EXIT twice 1----- MIDAS terminates Yes Click 'Start Cale' t---- MIDAS computes,__ __

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EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES REFERENCE USE Page 47 of FROM 'STARr page Input isotopic MIX No Input new Release Start time Select Release Points.2 Flow Charts Menu F Page 6 of 16 Click 'NEXr down arrow Cilek 'NEXr down arrow Select 'Edit last' on No spreadsheet controli+------<

to reuse input sheets First MIDAS run for event or sheet dates inconsistent?

Yes Input Monitor data on spreadsheet Input met data on MET spreadsheet Select 'New' on spreadsheet control to initialize input sheets Yes Yes No No No lRIP/

SHUlDOWN time valid? Default current time Input new TRIP / ---'-'-No=

SHUTDOWN time Click 'NEXr down arrow

>-------- Click 'EXIT twice,__ __ MIDAS terminates Click 'Start Cale' 1---- MIDAS computes 1----+1 dose projection GOTO Page EVAL 84

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Page 7 of 16 Yes No Acknowledge Bad

>----+1 Met data Acknowledge Bad __

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data messages Effluent Monitor Data Input valid Monitor data on s readsheet ls Remaining Duration time valid?

No Input new Remaining Duration time Yes No Yes Click 'Start Cale' Was Met or RM/F data manually entered for run?

No MIDAS terminates MIDAS computes dose projection GOTO Page EVAL 84

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Select Release Points Enter radius for calculation ( 16 default)

Click 'NEXT' down arrow Set Calculation Set start date of

>+-----t times (0.25, 2, 4, 14------t Exposure (current 24 default)

MET time default)

>-N_o ___ Acknowledge Bad 1---------,

data messages Acknowledge data messages if any Input isotopic MIX 1-------~

Input new TRIP /

SHUTDOWN time Yes Input new Release Start time Input valid Monitor data on spreadsheet Input new Remaining Duration time Yes Yes GOTO Page EVAL J<t----t MIDAS computes ----t dose projection Click 'Start Cale' 84

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,_ ___ times (0.25, 2, 4, 1------ Exposure (current arrow 24 default)

MET time default)

Acknowledge Bad Met data messa es Input valid met data on MET spreadsheet No No

>+-----1 Select event 1-----through event tree menu Click 'NEXr down arrow 84 Click 'NEXr down i+---Y_es-<

Yes arrow

~=-----.i Input new Release Yes time valid?

valid?

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GOTO Page EV AL 1+-----i MIDAS computes ------1 dose projection No Click 'Start Cale' Start time Finish Calculation?

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Select event Enter back through event tree calculation menu parameters No Acknowledge Bad

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Click 'NEXT' down arrow Yes

.-------1~ Input new Release Start time Click 'NEXT' down 1----+<

arrow MIDAS terminates GOTO Page EVAL Is TRIP/

SHUTDOWN time valid?

Yes Input new TRIP /

SHUTDOWN time Click 'EXIT' twice i+-------'N'-"ou MIDAS computes dose projection Click 'Start Cale' Yes Yes Input new Remaining Duration time

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. Start time Yes.2 Flow Charts Menu L Page 11 of 16 Click 'NEXT' down arrow Acknowledge Yes data messages if an Input valid Monitor data on

._ ___ _, Acknowledge Bad data messages Yes Yes Is TRIP/

SHUTDOWN Page 52 of No Acknowledge Bad Met data Input valid met data on MET spreadsheet No

>+-----l Click 'NEXT' down arrow Finish Calculation?

Click 'EXIT' twice 1---- MIDAS terminates Yes Click 'Start Cale' 1---- MIDAS computes 1---...i dose projection GOTO Page EVAL 84

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EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES REFERENCE USE FROM 'STAR"T' page Select Release Points Enter radius for calculation ( 16 default)

Click 'NEXT' down arrow Input Release Point 3 Isotopic Sample data Input new Remaining Duration time Yes.2 Flow Charts Menu M Page 12 of 16 Click 'NEXr down arrow Set Calculation times (0.25, 2, 4, 24 default)

Set start date of Exposure ( current MET time default)

Input Release Point 2 Isotopic Sample data Input Release Point 4 Isotopic Sample data First MIDAS run for event or sheet dates inconsistent?

No Select 'Edit last' on spreadsheet control to reuse input sheets Input Release Point 1 Isotopic Sample data Page 53 of Select 'New' on preadsheet control to initialize input sheets

--.i Input met data on MET spreadsheet Select Isotopic Sample Data units Click 'NEXr down time valid?

'>-------..i Click 'EXIT twice 1--- MIDAS terminates Click 'Start Cale' MIDAS computes ---

dose projection GOTO Page EVAL 84

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Click 'NEXT down arrow Input Relei:lse Point 3 Isotopic Sam le data No Set start date of Exposure ( current MET time default)

Set Calculation times (0.25, 2, 4, 24 default)

Click 'NEXT down arrow.2 Flow Charts Menu N Page 13 of 16

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Acknowledge Bad Met data messa es No Input Release Point 4 Isotopic Sam le data Yes Input new TRIP /

SHUTDOWN time time valid?

Page 54 Input valid met data on MET spreadsheet Select Isotopic Sample Data units of Click 'NEXT down arrow time valid?

>-'-'N"'0--------.i Click 'EXIT twice --- MIDAS terminates Yes Click 'Start Cale' --- MIDAS computes 1-----

dose rejection GOTO Page EVAL 84

IPEC EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES NON-QUALITY RELATED PROCEDURE REFERENCE USE.2 Flow Charts Recap Page 14 of 16 FROM 'START' page Select 'Recap Previous Run' Highlight saved run to review Click OK Saved run is displayed GOTO Page EV AL IP-EP-340 Revision 7 Page of 84

IPEC EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES FROM any menu page Review printed Dose Summary Report for results that exceed PAGs and affected PAAs Select appropriate plume displays using nav buttons at bottom of screen GOTO FINISH NON-QUALITY RELATED PROCEDURE REFERENCE USE.2 Flow Charts Eval Page 15 of 16 Are any effluent release rates > Tech Spec Limits?

NO Use MIDAS to develop notifications YES NO Review PAR logic in 14-------.

EP410 IP-EP-340 Page Notify ED that effluent release rates exceed the TS limits Are any results

>1000 mrem TEDE or 5000 mrem Thyroid COE?

YES Notify ED that offsite projections exceed the values necessary to declare a GE Revision 7 of 84

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Run Next TI me Step Yes Wait for coutdown clock and label to turn green GOTO previous Menu Page Save Run and Exit Enter New name for Save file or accept default MIDAS saves file and terminates Exit without saving MIDAS terminates Save without Exitting GOTO START

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!YE? Entergy EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDURE IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES REFERENCE Use.3 Plant and Site Specific Parameters Page 1 of 1 Radiation monitors, flow data, and conversion factors Unit 2 Monitor Units Conversion Range Range Flow low hi units R-44G uCi/cc 1

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CFM R-27 uCi/sec 1

1 1.00E+13 CFM R-45 uCi/cc 1

1.00E-07 1

CFM R-25 R/hr 0

1.00E+01 1.00E+07 CFM R-26 R/hr 0

1.00E+01 1.00E+07 CFM R-28 Cpm 2.70E-D3 1.00E+OO 5.00E+06 MLB/HR R-29 Cpm 2.?0E-03 1.00E+OO 5.00E+D6 MLB/HR R-30 Cpm 2.?0E-03 1.00E+OO 5.00E+06 MLB/HR R-31 Cpm 2.?0E-03 1.00E+OO 5.00E+06 MLB/HR Unit3 Monitor Units Conversion Range Range Flow low hi units R-14G uCi/cc 1

1.00E-06 0.1 CFM R-27 uCi/sec 1

1.10E+01 1.00E+13 CFM R-15 uCi/cc 1

1.00E-06 1.00E+OO CFM R-25 R/hr 0

1.00E+01 1.00E+OB CFM R-26 R/hr 0

1.00E+D1 1.00E+OB CFM R62A uCi/cc 1

1.00E-03 1.0DE+03 MLB/HR R62B uCi/cc 1

1.00E-03 1.00E+03 MLB/HR R62C uCi/cc 1

1.00E-03 1.00E+03 MLB/HR R62D uCi/cc 1

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Start MIDAS by double clicking on the "MIDAS Accident Cales" ICON

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MIDAS Accident Dose Calculation menu will display after a few seconds

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Select/verify the correct UNIT, upper right

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Select CCR

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Select Automatic of 84

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In the 'Accident Run Menu Selection' select: "AUTO QUICK DOSE SGTR (MENU J)"

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Click green OK button, bottom right NOTE:

A warning message may be displayed that there is at least one 9009 monitor, but NO data is available for a release point, this is because there is data missing for EITHER the station vent or condenser offgas. !E this message is displayed, THEN select OK to continue.

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MIDAS will display a 'Meteorological Edit' Spreadsheet. DATA should be automatically populated. IF data is NOT present, THEN type in current displayed data from met tower display or other source.

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Click on green OK button.

10) IF data was changed, THEN click green YES on 'data collection values control form'.

11) MIDAS will display a 'Rad Monitor & Flow Data Edit' sheet. DATA should be automatically populated. IF radiation monitor (steam line) data is NOT present, THEN type in current displayed data from control room indications, MRPDAS or other data source.

12) Click on the flow box for corresponding (steam line) radiation monitor.

NOTE:

Safeties and Relief valves must be entered in whole numbers.

13) Click on the dropdown menu to receive a pop-up to determine steam flow.

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Enter the appropriate number of safeties AND relief valves that are lifting.

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Select whether the steam driven Aux Feed Pump is "ON" or "OFF" by clicking the OFF/ON toggle button.

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Click OK

14) Ensure a steam release flow value is entered for the current time corresponding to the radiation monitor of interest.

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62 of 84 A warning message will be displayed if a steam flow value is not entered for the current time.

IF this message is displayed, enter the appropriate steam flow inputs on the dropdown menu.

15), Click OK on the Rad Monitor & Flow Data Edit Spreadsheet

16) A map of a plume plot will be displayed. There are many possible combinations of information that could be displayed. IF a different display is needed/ desired, THEN use the toggle buttons at the bottom of the map to get the desired configuration AND click the purple CONFIRM button bottom to bring up the appropriate display.

17) Click GRAY "SPECIAL REPORTS" button. It will turn green and the button below it will turn yellow.

18) The default label for the yellow button is "Dose Summary". IF the button reads something different from Dose Summary, THEN click the yellow button below SPECIAL REPORTS until it reads "Dose Summary"

19) Click the purple CONFIRM button.

20) Select "Part 2 Form Only" radio button.

NOTE:

Selecting "Yes, Emergency Director has Approved this report" indicates the Part 2 form will be approved by the Emergency Director. This allows population of the Part 2 form with the Emergency Director's name to allow for electronic distribution.

21) A Part 2 input form will be displayed. Fill in appropriate areas of the form. Yellow highlighted areas are REQUIRED. Ensure time of trip matches the NYS Part 1 Form.

22) Click OK to generate a PDF for Emergency Director approval.

23) Obtain the Emergency Director's approval of the Part 2. The form can be printed if required.

24) The Part 2 can be faxed and/or emailed to locations by clicking the "Fax NYS Form" and "Email NYS Form" buttons at the top of the page as directed by the Emergency Director.

25) Click on the window "X", upper right, the MIDAS dose summary will be shown. Click on the window "X" to close the summary.

26) On the MIDAS plume display page, click "END RUN" bottom left, to terminate this run.

This will allow closing MIDAS or running another calculation.

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Start MIDAS by double clicking on the "MIDAS Accident Cales" ICON

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MIDAS Accident Dose Calculation menu will display after a few seconds

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Select/verify the correct UNIT, upper right

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Select EOF

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Select Automatic

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In the 'Accident Run Menu Selection' select: "AUTO ENHANCED DOSE PROJECTION (MENU H)"

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IF a popup appears asking "Do You Want to Change the Time of Trip and/or the Start of Release", THEN:

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select "YES".

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Click on the date and time in the 'Date, Time of Trip/Shutdown' box

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Set time of Trip. Click OK

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Click OK on the 'Start Up Trip and Release Dates" menu.

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Un check Release Points 1 (Plant Vent) and 2 (CAEJ). STM Line should be the only release point selected

10) Click the gray "NEXT" button

11) Click the gray "NEXT" button NOTE:

During the initial MIDAS Run, a warning message may be displayed stating "Warning - Mix Scenario File Must Be Initialized, Current Time Plus 24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months dates are not in the file, Proceed with Initialization?" select "Yes" fo continue.

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A warning message may be displayed that there is at least one good monitor, but NO data is available for a release point, this is because there is data missing for EITHER the station vent or condenser offgas. Click OK to continue.

12) MIDAS will display a 'Meteorological Edit' Spreadsheet. Data should be automatically populated. IF data is NOT present, THEN type in current displayed data from met tower display or other source. Click on green OK button.

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13) IF data was changed, THEN click green YES on 'data collection values control form'.

14) MIDAS will display a 'Rad Monitor & Flow Data Edit' sheet. DATA should be automatically populated. IF radiation monitor data is NOT present, THEN type in current displayed data from control room indications, MRPDAS or other data source.

15) Click on the flow box for corresponding radiation monitor.

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Safeties and Relief valves must be entered in whole numbers.

16) Click on the dropdown menu to receive a pop-up to determine steam flow.

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Enter the appropriate number of Safeties and relief valves that are lifting.

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Select whether the Aux Feed Pump is "ON" or "OFF" by clicking the OFF/ON toggle button.

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Click OK

17) IF Release Start (Red Highlighted Time) is prior to Current Time (Blue Highlighted Time), THEN repeat step 16 until steam flow is populated for all times from release start to current time.

18) Click OK on the Rad Monitor & Flow Data Edit Spreadsheet

19) IF radiation monitor data was changed THEN click the green YES on 'data collection values control form'

20) 'Spreadsheet Control' pop-up will appear.

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IF it is the first MIDAS calculation for the event, THEN select "New"

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IF it is a subsequent run, THEN select "Edit Last"

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Click OK

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IF "New" was selected, THEN a popup will appear saying "You are about to Destroy Previously Entered Data!" Select OK

21) MIDAS will display a 'Mix Edit' spreadsheet. The data will NOT be automatically populated.

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Select the pink event tree button to display a pop-up.

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From the Accident Type dropdown menu, select "Steam Generator Tube Rupture"

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From the Core Condition drop down menu select a core condition.

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Click OK

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22) IF Release Start (Red Highlighted Time) is prior to Current Time (Blue Highlighted Time), THEN use the Copy and Paste buttons to populate the Mix in all rows from release start to current time.

23) Select OK on the 'Mix Edit' spreadsheet

24) Click the gray "NEXT" button.

25) Verify the Date and Time of Shutdown and Start Date of Release are correct

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IF the time of Release Start is incorrect, THEN:

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Click on the date in the 'Start Date of Release box' ii.

Set to correct Date and Time iii.

Click OK iv.

A popup will appear saying "You have changed the Start of Release. You MUST ensure that applicable data exist for all time steps beginning with the new Start of Release by reviewing Met Status, RM/F Status, Mix Status,

. Time of Trip." Clic~ OK.

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IF the time of Shutdown is incorrect, THEN:

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Click on the Date in the 'Date, Time of Trip/Shutdown' box ii.

Set the correct Date and Time iii.

Select OK

26) Select the "Start Cale" button.

NOTE:

IF data was collected since the start of the MIDAS run, THEN a popup will appear asking if you would like to continue with Current Data (Preferred Selection) or Restart with new data. Make a selection to continue.

27) A map of a plume plot will be displayed. There are many possible combinations of information that could be displayed. IF a different display is needed / desired, THEN use the toggle buttons at the bottom of the map to bring up the appropriate display and click the purple CONFIRM button bottom.

28) Click gray "SPECIAL REPORTS" button. It will turn green and the button below it will turn yellow.

29) The default label for the yellow button is "Dose Summary". IF the button reads,

something different from Dose Summary, THEN click the yellow button below SPECIAL REPORTS until it reads* "Dose Summary".

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Click purple CONFIRM button.

31) To complete ONLY a Part 2, select "Part 2 O,nly".

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NOTE:

Page Revision 7 66 of 84 Selecting "Yes, Emergency Director has Approved this report" indicates the Part 2 form will be approved by the Emergency Director. This allows population of the Part 2 form with the Emergency Director's name.

32) A Part 2 input form will be displayed. Fill in appropriate areas of the form.

Yellow highlighted areas are REQUIRED.

33) Click OK to generate a PDF for Emergency Director approval.

34) Obtain the Emergency Director's approval of the Part 2. The form can be printed if required.

35) The Part 2 can be emailed and/or faxed to locations, as directed by the Emergency Director, by clicking the "Fax NYS Form" and "Email NYS Form" buttons at the top of the page.

36) Click on the window "X", upper right, the MIDAS dose summary will be shown. Click on the window "X" to close the summary.

37) On the MIDAS plume display page, click "END RUN" bottom left, to terminate this run.

This will allow closing MIDAS or running another calculation.

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IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES REFERENCE USE. 7 Quick Guides for MIDAS Operation Page 1 of 3 EOF-Auto H Page Start MIDAS by clicking on the "MIDAS Accident Cales" ICON 67 MIDAS Accident Dose Calculation menu will display after a few seconds Select/verify the correct UNIT, upper right Select EOF Select Automatic of 84 Using the 'Accident Run Menu Selection' section Select: "AUTO ENHANCED DOSE PROJECTION (MENU H)"

Click green OK button, bottom right IF the time of reactor trip is greater than 24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months , THEN MIDAS will prompt the user to set the time of trip and time of release start. This is usually encountered on the initial run during an event.

MIDAS will begin to step through a four-part input panel, beginning with a release point prompt. Turn on or off release points by clicking in the check boxes.

Click the gray NEXT down arrow button. It will turn green.

The next section of the input panel will display the current met time as the start of exposure, and four time periods for displaying results. Unless there is a particular reason to change them, leave these values as MIDAS assigns them. Click the GRAY DOWN ARROW to continue. It will turn green.

12) The FIRST time a calculation is run for the event, there may be several 'initialization' prompts. Select YES to initialize the data collection sheets if prompted.

13) MIDAS will display a 'Meteorological Edit' Spreadsheet. DATA should be automatically populated. Click on green OK button.

14) IF data is NOT present, THEN type in current displayed data from met tower display.

IF data was changed, THEN click green YES on 'data collection values control form'

15) If a warning message is displayed that there is at least one good monitor, but NO data is available for release a point, this is because there is data missing for EITHER the station vent or condenser offgas. Select OK to continue.

16) MIDAS will display a 'Rad Monitor & Flow Data Edit' sheet. DATA should be automatically populated. In Unit 2 enter station vent flow rate. This value is not automated. Click the green OK button.

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17) IF data is NOT present, THEN type in current displayed data from control room indications, MRPDAS or other data source. IF data was changed, THEN click green

YES on 'data collection values control form' *

18) MIDAS will display a 'Mix Edit' sheet. DATA in the mix sheet is not automatically populated.

19) Type in current available mix data or use the EVENT TREE button to define the mix.

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Click the green OK button The third section of the input panel will display.

IF the 'MET STATUS', 'RM/F STATUS', and 'MIX STATUS' buttons are green, MIDAS has accepted all input as valid. Click on the gray NEXT arrow. It will turn green.

IF any of the 'MET STATUS', 'RM/F STATUS', and 'MIX STATUS' buttons are red, MIDAS has determined that there is incomplete or invalid data for that input: Click on the red button to review or modify the input. MIDAS will NOT proceed to dose calculation of any of these buttons are still red.

The fourth part of the input panel will display. Date Time of trip is normally set once at the beginning of the event to the actual trip time. Start date of release should be set to the time when actual plant release began. Remaining duration should default to 4, or should be changed if there is good information on the expected duration until termination of the release.

24) Click the green START CALC button.

25) A map of a plume plot will be displayed. There are many possible combinations of information that could be displayed. Check the YELLOW boxes at the bottom to verify

~hat information is being displayed and click these buttons to change the display.

26) IF a different display is needed/ desired, click purple CONFIRM button bottom right after changing yellow button selections

27) Click GRAY "SPECIAL REPORTS" button. It will turn green and the button below it will turn yellow.

28) Click the yellow button below SPECIAL REPORTS unless/until it reads "Dose Summary". Click purple CONFIRM button.

29) A Part 2 input form will be displayed. Fill in ALL yellow areas of the form and click OK.

30) Obtain the Emergency Director's approval of the Part 2.

31) The Part 2 can be emailed and/or faxed to locations by clicking the "Fax NYS Form" and "Email NYS Form" buttons at the top of the page. The forms can also be printed.

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32) Click on the window "X", upper right, the MIDAS dose summary will be shown. Click on the window "X" to close the summary.

33) On the MIDAS plume display page, click "END RUN" bottom left, to terminate this run.

This will allow closing MIDAS or running another calculation.

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Start MIDAS by clicl<ing on the "MIDAS Accident Cales" ICON MIDAS Accident Dose Calculation menu will display after a few seconds Select/verify the correct UNIT, upper right*

Select EOF Select Automatic Using the 'Accident Run Menu Selection' section Select: "AUTO ENHANCED DOSE PROJECTION (MENU H)"

Click green OK button, bottom right MIDAS will begin to step through a four-part input panel, beginning with a release point prompt. Turn on or off release points by clicking in the check boxes.

Click the NEXT down arrow button. It will turn green.

The next section of the input panel will display the current met time as the start of exposure, and for time periods for displaying results. Unless there is a particular reason to, leave these values as MIDAS assigns them. Click the GRAY DOWN ARROW to continue. It will turn green.

12) The FIRST time a calculation is run for the event, there may be several 'initialization' prompts. Select YES to initialize the data collection sheets if prompted.

13) MIDAS will display a 'Meteorological Edit' Spreadsheet. DATA should be automatically populated. Click on green OK button.

14) If data is NOT present, type in current displayed data from met tower display. IF data was changed click green YES on 'data collection values control form'

15) MIDAS will display a 'Rad Monitor & Flow Data Edit' sheet. DATA should be automatically populated. In Unit 2 enter station vent flow rate. This value is not automated. Click on green OK button.

16) If data is NOT present, type in current displayed data from control room indications, MRPDAS or other data source. IF data was changed click green YES on 'data collection values control form'

17) IF a warning message is displayed that there is only good data for one release point, this is because there is data missing for at least ONE of the release points selected earlier. Select YES to continue, NO to review rad monitor and flow data.

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18) MIDAS will display a 'Mix Edit' sheet. DATA in the mix sheet is not automatically populated.

19) Type in current available mix data or use the EVENT TREE button to define the mix.

Press the green OK buttori

20) The third section of the input panel will display.

21) IF the 'MET STATUS', 'RM/F STATUS', and 'MIX STATUS' buttons are green, MIDAS has accepted all input as valid. Click on the gray NEXT arrow.

22) IF any of the 'MET STATUS', 'RM/F STATUS', and 'MIX STATUS' buttons are red, MIDAS has determined that there is incomplete or invalid data for that input. Click on the red button to review or modify the input. MIDAS will not proceed to dose projection if any of these buttons are red.

23) The fourth part of the input panel will display. Date Time of trip is normally set once at the beginning of the event to the actual trip time. Start date of release should be set to the time when actual plant release began. Remaining duratiojn should default to 4, or should be changed if there is good information on the expected duration until termination of the release.

24) Click the green START CALC button.

25) A map of a plume plot will be displayed. There are many possible combinations of information that could be displayed. Check the YELLOW boxes at the bottom to verify what information is being displayed and click these buttons to change the display.

26) IF a different display is needed / desired, click purple CONFIRM button bottom right after changing yellow button selections

27) Click GRAY "SPECIAL REPORTS" button. It will turn green and the button below it will

. turn yellow.

28) Click the yellow button below SPECIAL REPORTS unless/until it reads "Dose Summary". Click purple CONFIRM button.

29) The MIDAS dose summary will be shown. Click on the window "X" to close the summary.

30) On the MIDAS plume display page, click "END RUN" bottom left, to terminate this run.

This will allow closing MIDAS or running another calculation.

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IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES REFERENCE USE.9 Quick Guides for MIDAS Operation Page 1 of 2 MANUAL B-no automated data Page 72 of 84 IF connecting from Offsite, Log into the Entergy Citrix Server process and connect to the MIDAS server.

Start MIDAS by clicking on the "MIDAS Accident Cales" ICON MIDAS Accident Dose Calculation menu will display after a few seconds Select/verify the correct UNIT, upper right Select EOF Select MANUAL Using the 'Accident Run Menu Selection' section Select: "MANUAL ENHANCED DOSE PROJECTION (MENU B)"

Click green OK button, bottom right MIDAS will begin to step through a four-part input panel, beginning with a release point prompt. Turn on or off release points by clicking in the check boxes.

Click the NEXT down arrow button The next section of the input panel will display the current met time as the start of exposure, and for time periods for displaying results. Unless there is a particular reason to, leave these values as MIDAS assigns them. Click the GRAY DOWN ARROW to continue.

12) The FIRST time a calculation is run for the event, there may be several 'initialization' prompts. Select YES to initialize the data collection sheets if prompted.

13) MIDAS will display a 'Meteorological Edit' Spreadsheet. DATA WILL NOT be automatically populated. Enter met data and click on the green OK button.

14) MIDAS will display a 'Rad Monitor & Flow Data Edit' sheet. DATA WILL NOT be automatically populated.

15) Type in current displayed data from control room indications, MRPDAS or other data source and click on the green OK button

16) IF a warning message is displayed that there is only good data for one release point, this is because there is data missing for at least ONE of the release points selected earlier. Select YES to continue, NO to review rad monitor and flow data.

17) MIDAS will display a 'Mix Edit' sheet. DATA in the mix sheet is not automatically populated.

18) Type in current available mix data or use the EVENT TREE button to define the mix.

Press the green OK button

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19) The third section of the input panel will display.

20) IF the 'MET STATUS', 'RM/F STATUS', and 'MIX STATUS' buttons are green, MIDAS has accepted all input as valid. Click on the gray NEXT arrow.

21) IF any of the 'MET STATUS', 'RM/F STATUS', and 'MIX STATUS' buttons are red, MIDAS has determined that there is incomplete or invalid data for that input. Click on the red button to review or modify the input. MIDAS will not proceed to dose projection if any of these buttons are red.

22) The fourth part of the input panel will display. Date Time of trip is normally set once at the beginning of the event to the actual trip time. Start date of release should be set to the time when actual plant release began. Remaining duration should default to 4, or should be changed if there is good information on the expected duration until termination of the release.

23) Click the green START CALC button.

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25)

26)

27)

28)

29)

A map of a plume plot will be displayed. There are many possible combinations of information that could be displayed. Check the YELLOW boxes at the bottom to verify what information is being displayed and click these buttons to change the display.

IF a different display is needed/ desired, click purple CONFIRM button bottom right after changing yellow button selections Click GRAY "SPECIAL REPORTS" button. It will turn green and the button below it will turn yellow.

Click the yellow button below SPECIAL REPORTS unless/until it reads "Dose Summary". Click purple CONFIRM button.

IF connected to a MIDAS Server from OFFSITE, The MIDAS dose summary will be shown.* Click on the window "X" to close the summary.

IF using an ENTERGY MIDAS computer, A Part 1 input from will be displayed. Fill In ALL yellow areas of the form and click OK

30) A part1 and part 2 form will be displayed. Click on the arrow buttons top left to toggle between the part 1 and part 2

31) The part1 and part 2 can be printed or faxed.

32) Click on the window "X", upper right, the MIDAS dose summary will be shown. Click on the window "X" to close the summary.

33) On the MIDAS plume display page, click "END RUN" bottom left, to terminate this run.

This will allow closing MIDAS or running another calculation.

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Page 1 of 3 EOF Multiple-Accident - AUTO NOTE:

Page 74 of 84 If more than one location is experiencing a release, select New Multiple Accident Run radial button on the initial MIDAS Startup I Menu Screen. This function of MIDAS will allow entry of up to 5 different accident releases occurring simultaneously from Unit 2 and Unit 3.

NOTE:

This Multiple Accident feature of MIDAS can be run from either the CCR or from the EOF in the AUTO or MANUAL mode. The instructions which follow are for calculations performed using the AUTO Mode.

1)

Select EOF

2)

Select "AUTOMATIC" radial button.

3)

Select "Start New Multiple Accident Run" radial button. (The Unit No. does not need to be selected at this point). Then press GREEN "OK" button.

4)

When scenario selection screen is displayed, enter brief run title in GREEN box (22 characters, maximum).

5)

Begin with "Select Accident Run 1" and enter type of calculation to be performed from pull-down selection list and corresponding Unit number. (e.g., Use Menu H -Auto Enhanced dose projection). The table below can be used to track the different runs.

6)

Proceed to "Select Accident Run 2" and again enter type of calculation from pull-down selection list and corresponding Unit number.

7)

Enter up to 3 other release locations, type of calculation and corresponding Unit number.

Type of Release Unit Accident Run 1 Accident Run 2 Accident Run 3 Accident Run 4 Accident Run 5

8)

When entries are complete, press the GREEN "OK" button.

9)

If message prompt for changing the time of trip and/or release is displayed, press "YES". (Click GREEN Box).

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10). Enter the time of reactor trip and start of release for the unit corresponding to Accident Run 1 (Unit 2 or Unit 3) and press "OK".

11) Press the "NEXT" down arrow.

12) Press the "NEXT" down arrow.

13) Verify that current live met data is being displayed on the Meteorological spreadsheet and press "OK".

14) On Radiation Monitor & Flow spreadsheet, verify appropriate monitor reading is displayed. Enter flow rate data if required. Press "OK"

15) IF this is the first run for this unit, THEN select "New" on the Spreadsheet Control popup.

16) IF this is a subsequent for the accident run, THEN select "Edit Last" on the Spreadsheet Control popup. *

17) On Mix Edit spreadsheet, select "EVENT TREE", followed by selection of Accident Type AND Core Condition from pull-down selection lists.

18) Press "OK".

19) Press "NEXT" down arrow.

20) If all required boxes are green, then select GREEN "Start Cale" button. MIDAS will then compute the doses for Accident Run 1.

21) MIDAS will then display a message that the first run is complete, Start Run 2. Press "OK".

NOTE:

For runs 2-5, within the initial assessment, the Spreadsheet Control popup that appears is for that specific run and new should be selected because this is the first run for the accident on the specific unit.

22) After pressing "OK", then MIDAS will prompt for release and mix input for Accident Run 2 as was done for the previous Accident Run.

23) Enter appropriate rad monitor/flow and nuclide mix inputs.

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25) IF the time of trip and start of release for this run is.different from the previous run, THEN enter the appropriate time of shutdown and start of release for the affected unit

26) IF all boxes are green, THEN select GREEN "Start Cale" button. MIDAS will then compute the doses for Accident Run 2 27)MIDAS will then generate a combined plume map for the multiple releases.

28) Click gray "SPECIAL REPORTS" button. It will turn green and the button below it will turn yellow.

29) The default label for the yellow button is "Dose Summary". II: the button reads something different from Dose Summary, THEN click the yellow button below SPECIAL REPORTS until it reads "Dose Summary". Click purple CONFIRM button.

30) Select NYS RECS Part 2 report radial button, complete yellow areas and press "OK".

31) Check* contents of generated Part 2 report, print out, have report approved and then send by fax and e-mail.

32) Press top "X" button in upper right-hand portion of screen to display combined Dose Summary Report.

33) Results of the combined Dose Summary Report should be manually transferred to a blank NYS RECS Part 2 report, if required.

NOTE:

The computed TEDE and Child Thyroid COE results from individual accident release points from Unit 2 and Unit 3 will differ slightly from combined results since the release points are physically separated. This difference becomes smaller at longer I

distances from the site.

34)

To review computed doses from individual release points, press the ORANGE "Review Multi Accident" button and select each release location (Accident Run) of interest. A plume map will be generated, and a separate Dose Summary Report may be selected for display.

35) To terminate Multiple Accident Run, press top "X" button in upper right-hand portion of screen and select 'Terminate Multiple Accident Run". The run will be automatically saved.

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to 5 different accident rele NOTE:

The Multiple Accident feat ure of MIDAS can be run from either the CCR or from the EOF mode. The instructions which follow are for calculations in the AUTO or MANUAL performed using the AUT 0 Mode.

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2)

3)

4)

5)

6)

7)

8)

Open the MIDAS Software with the MIDAS Accident Cales Icon.

Select CCR Select "AUTOMAT IC" radial button.

Select "Start New Multiple Accident Run" radial button. (The Unit No. does not need is point).

to be selected at th Press GREEN "OK "button.*

When the scenario selection screen(Multiple Accident Calculation Selections) is brief run title in the GREEN box on the right (22 characters, displayed, enter a maximum).

Begin with "Select pull-down selectio Quick Dose Plant Accident Run 1" and enter type of calculation to be performed from n list and corresponding Unit number. (e.g., Use Menu G -Auto Vent).

Proceed to "Select Accident Run 2" and again enter type of calculation from pull-down orresponding Unit number. Repeat this process for up to 3 other Use the table below to track calculations for each accident run:

selection list and c release locations.

T e of Release Unit Accident Run 1 Accident Run 2 Accident Run 3 Accident Run 4 Accident Run 5

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When entries are complete, press the GREEN "OK" button.

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Page 78 of 84 If you enter or change data in a spreadsheet, then a popup may appear asking if you would like to keep the changes that were made. Click the Green YES button to keep the data to be used in future calculations.

10) Verify that current live met data is being displayed on the Meteorological Edit spreadsheet OR IF data is not present THEN, enter current met data.

11) Press "OK".

NOTE:

A warning message may be displayed that there is at least one good monitor, but NO data is available for a release point, this is because there is data missing for EITHER the station vent or condenser offgas. IF this message is displayed, THEN select OK to continue.

12) On Radiation Monitor & Flow spreadsheet, verify appropriate monitor reading is displayed. Enter flow rate data if required. Press "OK"

13) A popup stating that the run is complete will appear. Click the green OK button to start the next accident run.

14) On Radiation Monitor & Flow spreadsheet, verify appropriate radiation monitor reading is displayed. Enter flow rate data if required. Press "OK"

15) Press the Gray "NEXT" button on the MIDAS screen.

16) Repeat steps 11-13 for Accident runs 3-5 as required. Once all data has been entered for all runs, MIDAS will then generate a combined plume map for the multiple releases.

17) Click GRAY "SPECIAL REPORTS" button. It will turn green and the button below it will turn yellow.

18) The default label for the yellow button is "Dose Summary". IF the button reads something different from Dose Summary, THEN click the yellow button below SPECIAL REPORTS until it reads "Dose Summary". Click purple CONFIRM button.

19) Select "Part 2 Form Only" report radio button

20) A Part 2 input form will be displayed. Fill in appropriate areas of the form. Yellow highlighted areas are REQUIRED.

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21) Click OK to generate a PDF for Emergency Director approval.

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22) The Part 2 can be faxed and.or emailed to locations by clicking the "Fax NYS Form" and "Email NYS Form" buttons at the top of the pages as directed by the Emergency Director.

23) Press top "X" button in upper right-hand portion of screen to display combined Dose Summary Report. Press the "X" on the Dose Summary Report to return to the map.

NOTE:

The computed TEDE and Child Thyroid COE results from individual accident release points from Unit 2 and Unit 3 will differ slightly from combined results since the release points are physically separated. This difference becomes smaller at longer distances from the site.

24) To review computed doses from individual release points, press the ORANGE "Review Multi Accident" button and select each release location (Accident Run) of interest. A plume map will be generated, and a separate Dose Summary Report may be selected for display.

25) To terminate Multiple Accident Run, press top "X" button in upper right-hand portion of screen and select "Terminate Multiple Accident Run". The run will be automatically saved.

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1.

Block #1 Guidance:

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Enter whether the event is an:

b.

C.

i. Actual Emergency ii. Exercise iii. Emergency Termination

1. Selection of Emergency Termination will generate a popup with wording that will be added to the EAL description field of the form.

This wording can be edited based on the event Enter the location that is affected by the event Enter the status of Unit 2 and Unit 3.

i. If a unit is shutdown, enter the time of shutdown.

1. This time will not change throughout the event.

2. IF the Unit is shut down, THEN Inform the Dose Assessor of the time of shut down.

d.

Enter a number for the Notification #. The initial notification will be #1 and each follow-up notification will be a sequential whole number (1, 2, 3, etc.).

2.

Block #2 Guidance:

a.

Enter the EAL number exactly as written on the EAL Chart.

i. The Emergency Classification will automatically populate based on the EAL.

ii. The Brief Event Description will populate with a generic pre-determined non-technical description for that EAL.

b.

Enter the Declaration Time.

i. This time will not change on follow-up notifications.

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c.

IF a General Emergency EAL has been entered, and IF a release to the atmosphere is occurring, THEN select whether the release is:

i. Anticipated Release duration <1 hour.

1. This selection should only be made if it is known that the release will be stopped within an hour of the release start time (e.g.,

controlled short-term VC purge related to or required by the event, or the source of the release is known and release termination is imminent).

2. This selection will ONLY enable a Shelter-in-Place Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) to be generated.

ii. Release duration >1 hour.

1. This selection should be made if the release duration is unknown.

2. This selection will enable evacuation PARs to be generated.

NOTE:

In Block 3, IF a General Emergency is declared AND IF no release is selected, THEN the Part 1 generator will not prompt for a selection of any of the choices below.

3.

Block #3 Guidance:

a.

Select whether or not there is a release to atmosphere due to the classified event.

i. IF a release has been selected THEN the following options will be available:

1. Release ABOVE federally approved operating Limits

2. Release BELOW federally approved operating Limits

3. Unmonitored release requiring further evaluation

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b.

Select whether or not there is a release to water due to the classified event.

i. IF a release has been selected THEN the following options will be available:

1. Release ABOVE federally approved operating Limits

2. Release BELOW federally approved operating Limits

3. Unmonitored release requiring further evaluation

4.

Block #4 Guidance:

a.

Answer whether this is an INITIAL PAR

i. An initial PAR is the first PAR of the event.

ii. This option is the only time that a Rapidly Progressing Severe Accident (RPSA) selection is available.

b.

IF it is an INITIAL PAR, THEN answer whether the criteria for a RPSA have been met.

i. RPSA criteria are defined in IP-EP-410, Attachment 9.1.

c.

If this is not the first PAR, select whether the PAR has changed since the last report.

i. If the PAR has not changed, it will not allow additional sectors to be added based on new metrological data.

ii. If the PAR has changed, it will automatically add new additional sectors based on new metrological data and the user will input previously affected sectors under Block 6.

5.

Block #5 Guidance:

a.

Select the PAR based on IP-EP-410. Some selections will not be available based on the selections that were previously made.

b.

Sectors are automatically selected based on the Wind Speed, Direction, and Stability Class.

c.

The Selection "Do Not Expand PAR for current conditions" does not update the PAR selection with the new Met Conditions. Use only if met conditions have changed but new downwind sectors are not affected by PARs.

6.

Block #6 Guidance:

a.

For notifications that are not the first PAR of the event, select the sectors that previously had a protective action associated with them.

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Block #7 Guidance:

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Enter Meteorological Data (i.e., Direction, Speed, Stability Class).

8.

Block #8 Guidance:

b.

"Reported By" is the Communicator

c.

The telephone number is a number that Offsite Response Organizations (ORO) can call.

d.

"Yes, Emergency Director has Approved this report" must be selected to fax and email the Part 1 form to OROs.

e.

Enter the Emergency Director's (ED) name

f.

Select OK to generate a PDF of the Part 1 form NOTE:

CAREFULLY CHECK the PDF printout to make sure that all times, event status, release status, new and previous PARs and affected sectors/distances and meteorological data are correct for current conditions. IF they are not, THEN exit from the Part 1 generator and begin a new Part 1 form.

9.

Once approved by the ED, the form can be faxed and emailed to OROs by selecting the Fax and Email buttons.

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2.0 REFERENCES

............................................................................................................................ 3 3.0 DEFINITIONS............................................................................................................................. 3 4.0

. RESPONSIBILITIES.................................................................................................................... 4 5.0 DETAILS...................................................................................................................................... 4 6.0 INTERFACES............................................................................................................................ 10 7.0 RECORDS................................................................................................................................. 10 8.0 REQUIREMENTS AND COMMITMENT CROSS-REFERENCE.............................................. 10 9.0 ATIACHMENTS....................................................................................................................... 10 9.1 SITE BOUNDARY Xµ/Q (m-2

) BY PASQUILL STABILITY CATEGORY..................... 11 9.2 Xµ/Q VALUES FOR OTHER DISTANCES (m-2)......................................................... 13 9.3 REUTER-STOKES LOCATION Xµ/Q VALUES (m'2).................................................. 14 9.4 ACCIDENT MONITORING OF NOBLE GAS CONCENTRATION IN THE PLANT VENT

...................................................................................................................................... 15 9.5 DETERMINATION OF NOBLE GAS RELEASE RATE - DISCUSSION...................... 17 9.6 DETERMINATION OF NOBLE GAS TO IODINE CONCENTRATION AND DOSE RATE RATIOS FROM FIELD MONITORING DATA............................................................. 19 9.7 USE OF CHEMISTRY SAMPLE TO DETERMINE RADIOIODINE RELEASE RATE

& THYROID DOSE CONVERSION FACTOR............................................................ 21

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, 1.0 PURPOSE To describe the methods of estimating the whole body and thyroid dose to the offsite population in the event of an accidental release of radioactivity to the environment. A manual method of calculation is provided in case the computer method is unavailable.

2.0 REFERENCES

2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 IP-EP-330, Airborne Sample Analysis IP-EP-340, Meteorological Information and Dose Assessment System (MIDAS)

IP-EP-510, Meteorological, Radiological & Plant Data Acquisition System IP-2 Manual Determination of Release Rate (Form EP-17)

IP-3 Manual Determination of Release Rate (Form EP-18)

Manual Dose Assessment Worksheet (Form EP-13)

IPEC Manual Dose Assessment Worksheet/Back-Calculating Release Rate from Field Data (Form EP-19)

IPEC Manual Dose Assessment Worksheet/Estimating Containment Activity via R-25 / 26 (Form EP-11)

Determination of Radioactive Airborne Concentrations (Form EP-32) 3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Meteorological Information and Data Acquisition System (MIDAS) - the computer system that collects radiation monitor data, meteorological data, and calculates/displays offsite radiation doses.

3.2 Meteorological, Radiological, and Plant Data Acquisition System (MRP-DAS) - the system which provides meteorological, Reuter Stokes and certain plant parameter data (VC Temperature, VC Pressure, Plant Vent and VC High Radiation Monitors) 3.3 Total Effective Dose Equivalent (TEDE) - The sum of the Deep Dose Equivalent (ODE) and the Committed Effective Dose Equivalent (CEDE).

3.4 Committed Effective Dose Equivalent - The sum of the products of the weighting factors applicable to each of the body organs or tissues that are irradiated and the committed dose equivalent to these organs or tissues.

3.5 Committed Dose Equivalent-Thyroid (COE-Thy) - The committed dose from an intake of radioactive material to a body organ (i.e., thyroid).

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When the plume is traveling toward the water, the distance to the nearest point on the opposite side of Hudson River will be considered as the Site Boundary.

3.7 Release - as it is used at IPEC for Emergency Planning is defined as "A release of radioactive materials due to the classified event" (per NYS Radiological Emergency Data Form, Part 1 ).

In accordance with the Part 1 form, "Release" is classified as one of the 4 following descriptions:

A. NO Release B. Release BELOW Federal Limits C. Release ABOVE Federal Limits D. Unmonitored Release Requiring Evaluation RESPONSIBILITIES Dose Assessment staff in the Control Room (CR) and in the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) are responsible for assessing actual and potential radioactive releases to the environment in an emergency.

DETAILS NOTE All forms s ecified in Section 5.0 are rovided in IP-EP-115.

5.1 Determine if there is a plant release above Federal Limits based on the following table:

Release Point Unit Rad Monitor Reading that is

>TS Plant Vent U2 or R-27 1.3 E+5 uCi/sec U3 Plant Vent U2 R-44 5.7 E-3 uCi/cc Plant Vent U3 R-14 4.0 E-3 uCi/cc Main Steam U2 R-28, R-29, Line-SGTR R-30, R-31 SGTR is Main Steam R-62A, R-considered a Line-SGTR U3 628, R-62C, release> TS R-62D Hole in U2 or R-25, R-26 1 A/hr above Containmenrt U3 backqround 22

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§ of 5.2 Upon activation of the IPEC ERO and as the IPEC Plant Conditions require, perform dose assessment. When performing the Dose Assessment function, use MIDAS (IP-EP-340) as the primary method. If there is no access to a dose assessment software program, dose assessment is to be completed using Hand Calculations (Section 5.4).

5.3 Necessary information to perform Dose Assessment is available using MAP-DAS (IP-EP-510).

5.4 Hand calculations for dose assessment are to be performed if the necessary dose assessment software is not available. Perform hand calculations as follows:

NOTE:

IF a General Emergency has been declared, THEN use IP-EP-410 "Protective Action Recommendations" to determine what protective action recommendations should be conveyed to the ED/RAC. Ensure the EPM in the TSC is made aware of any Protective Action Recommendations.

5.4.1 Obtain the proper release rate calculation form (Form EP-17 for Unit 2 and Form EP-18 for Unit 3).

5.4.2 Determine radioactive release concentration or rate (µCi/cc,

µCi/sec, OR CPM) and enter onto the appropriate Release Rate calculation form (Form EP-17 for Unit 2 or Form EP-18 for Unit 3).

Values determined from installed radiation monitors OR via a Chemistry sample may be entered directly into the Release Rate calculation form:

a. IF a Chemistry sample is available, THEN use Attachment 9. 7 to calculate the radioiodine release rate.

b. IF the plant vent survey is to be used, THEN:

1. Follow guidance provided in Attachment 9.4, Accident Monitoring of Noble Gas Concentration in the Plant Vent.

2. Convert contact field reading on the plant vent to µCi/cc using conversion factor for appropriate time after shutdown, obtained from the appropriate Release Rate calculation form (Form EP-17 for Unit 2 and Form EP-18 for Unit 3).

c. IF back-calculating the Noble Gas release rate (NGRR) from field readings, THEN use Form EP-19.

d. IF using R-25 or R-26 to calculate the Noble Gas release rate (NGRR), THEN use Form EP-11.

e. IF back-calculating the release rate from airborne samples, THEN refer to IP-EP-330, Airborne Sample Analysis, and.5.

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of 5.4.3 If Noble Gas concentrations (µCi/cc) are entered in the Release Rate calculation form (Form EP-17 for Unit 2 or EP-18 for Unit 3),

use the proper equation(s) on the appropriate section of the Release Rate calculation form to calculate the Noble Gas Release Rate (NGRR).

5.4.4 Calculate the radioiodine release rate (Ci/sec) using the default equation (with the assumed NG/I ratio for the release point) on the appropriate Release Rate calculation form (Form EP-17 for Unit 2 and EP-18 for Unit 3).

IF a chemistry sample is available, THEN use Attachment 9.7 to:

a. Calculate the radioiodine release rate, and

b. Determine the sample-specific thyroid dose conversion factor.

5.4.5 Obtain the appropriate Xµ/Qs from Attachment 9.1 or 9.2. Record these values on the Manual Dose Assessment Worksheet (Form EP-13).

5.4.6 Obtain meteorological data in accordance with IP-EP-510.

5.4.7 Enter the release rates (RR), wind speed (WS) AND appropriate constants on the Manual Dose Assessment Worksheet (Form EP-13).

5.4.8 Determine the TEDE (Whole Body) AND COE-Thy dose rates at the site boundary, 2, 5, AND 10 mile distances. (Form EP-13)

NOTE Use four (4) hours as the default release duration, unless information exists that clearly supports a different release duration.

5.4.9 Determine exposure rates if desired, at other distances utilizing the Xµ/Q values from Attachment 9.2.

5.4.10 Determine required Protective Action Recommendations (Procedure IP-EP-410, Attachment 9.1 ), IF the projected or actual doses at any offsite location exceed the following:

a. 1 Rem Integrated Dose TEDE, or

b. 5 Rem Integrated Dose COE-Thy THEN:

22 If in the CR, inform the Shift Manager (SM)/Emergency Director (ED).

If in the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF)/ Alternate Emergency Operations Facility (AEOF), inform the Radiological Assessment Coordinator.

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of 5.4.11 IF there is a radioactive* release, THEN contact Chemistry/

Environmental Personnel as time permits to determine if it is above the Reportable Quantities set forth in 40 CFR302, Appendix B. If so, ensure the reportability requirements specified in IP-SMM-Ll-108 are met within 24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months .

5.4.12 lE there is a radioactive release to the environment above Federal limits (using the table in step 5.1 ), THEN complete Parts I & II of New York State Radiological Data Form (Forms EP-1 and EP-2)

These forms can be filled in by hand orrefer to procedure IP-EP-340, "Meteorological Information and Dose Assessment System" to have MIDAS automatically print out these forms.

5.4.13 "New York State Radiological Emergency Data Form - Part II" (Form EP-2) SHALL be completed and transmitted:

a. As soon as possible after it has been determined that a release above Federal Limits exists.

b. If there is a significant change in the radioactive release.

c. With updates approximately every 30 minutes; time interval may be lengthened with concurrence of offsite agencies.

5.4.14 IF electronic emailing and faxing using MIDAS is not operational, THEN process the NYS Radiological Em'ergency Data Form Parts I & II (Forms EP-1 and EP-2) as follows:

a. Receive form(s) from the Offsite Communicator, verifying that the form(s) are signed by the Emergency Director (ED).

b. Telecopy form(s) to NYS, Counties and JIC.

c. Maintain Fax Report (printed from the fax machine) as record.

d. Make and distribute copies of the form to NRC, FEMA, State and County representatives in the EOF.

e. Return original form and 2 copies to the Offsite Communicator.

5.4.15 To help visualize plume location, MIDAS plume data can be displayed directly from the MIDAS program or a MIDAS shape file can be exported to a Geographical Information System mapping software program in the EOF for display. Use IP-EP-410,.4 or the overlay book cover for manual plume visualization on the overlay table.

5.5 In the EOF only:

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5.5.2 If available, verify projected doses with actual field radiological data.

5.5.3 At the earliest time when offsite radioiodine concentration is available, calculate the ratios of noble gas to iodine concentrations and corresponding dose rates using Attachment of 9.6. Report the concentration ratio to the stakeholders on the Part II Form, Field Measurement Section.

a.

b.

C.

d.

e.

Obtain a closed window gamma reading in the plume (mrem/hr).

Obtain iodine concentration in the plume (uCi/cc).

Convert gamma dose rate to noble gas concentration.

Calculate the ratio of noble gas concentration to iodine concentration.

Calculate the ratio of whole body dose rate to thyroid dose rate.

1. IF the dose rate ratio is about 0.2 or higher, THEN noble gas (whole body/TEDE) dose rates will be more limiting than iodine (CDE-Thy) dose rates. Evaluate protective actions for possible changes. -

2. IF the dose rate ratio is less than about 0.2, THEN ioqine (CDE-Thy) dose rates will be more limiting than noble gas (whole body/TEDE) dose rates. Evaluate protective actions for possible changes.

5.5.4 IF offsite gamma dose rates are available, THEN verify release rates determined from plant data using the "IPEC Manual Dose Assessment Worksheet/Back-Calculating Release Rate from Field Data" (Form EP-19).

5.5.5 Review Site Perimeter surveys.

5.5.6 Review Field Surveys.

5.5.7 Review current and historical Reuter Stokes data, to determine if a release has occurred or is occurring. Attachment 9.3, "Reuter-Stokes Location Xµ/Q Values" provides Xµ/Q values for comparison purposes.

5.5.8 Exchange offsite monitoring and projected data with State and Counties.

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5.5.9 If required, estimate release rates utilizing High Range Vapor Containment radiation monitors R-25/26 (Form EP-11).

5.5.10 If Core Damage Assessment results are available from the TSC, compare the results with the current dose assessment.

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REQUIREMENTS AND COMMITMENT CROSS-REFERENCE IPEC Emergency Plan 9.0 ATTACHMENTS 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 Site Boundary Xµ/Q (m-2

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Sheet 1 of 2 Sector Wind Distance Pasguill Categories From

{Meters}

A 8

C D

E F

G 1*

168.7° to 191.2° 2977 5.5 E-7 9.0 E-7 5.7 E-6 2.1 E-5 4.3 E-5 1.1 E-4 2.0 E-4 2*

191.2° to 213.7° 3234 5.2 E-7 1.0 E-6 5.0 E-6 1.9 E-5 3.9 E-5 9.6 E-5 1.8 E-4 3

213. 7° to 236.2° 716 3.6 E-6 2.0 E-5 5.3 E-5 1.5 E-4 2.7 E-4 4.9 E-4 7.1 E-4 4

236.2° to 258. 7° 701 3.7 E-6 2.0 E-5 5.4 E-5 1.6 E-4 2.7 E-4 5.0 E-4 7.2 E-4 5

258.7° to 281.2° 762 3.2 E-6 1.8 E-5 4.8 E-5 1.4 E-4 2.5 E-4 4.7 E-4 6.8 E-4 6

281.2° to 303. 7° 625 4.7 E-6 2.5 E-5 6.4 E-5 1.8 E-4 3.1 E-4 5.5 E-4 7.9 E-4 7

303. 7° to 326.2° 610 4.9 E-6 2.6 E-5 6.6 E-5 1.9 E-4 3.2 E-4 5.6 E-4 8.0 E-4 8

326.2° to 348. 7° 701 3.7 E-6 2.0 E-5 5.4 E-5 1.6 E-4 2.7 E-4 5.0 E-4 7.2 E-5 9

348.7° to 11.2° 1006 2.1 E-6 1.0 E-5 3.2 E-5 9.9 E-5 1.8 E-4 3.6 E-4 5.4 E-4 10 11.2° to 33.7° 1006 2.1 E-6 1.0 E-5 3.2 E-5 9.9 E-5 1.8 E-4 3.6 E-4 5.4 E-4 11

33. 7° to 56.2° 488 7.7 E-6 3.6 E-5 8.8 E-5 2.5 E-4 4.0 E-4 6.7 E-4 9.2 E-4 12*

56.2° to 78.7° 2349 6.6 E-7 1.5 E-6 8.3 E-6 3.0 E-5 6.0 E-5 1.4 E-4 2.6 E-4 13*

78.7° to 101.2° 1802 8.1 E-7 3.2 E-6 1.3 E-5 4.3 E-5 8.5 E-5 1.9 E-4 3.3 E-4 14*

101.2° to 123.7° 1689 9.0 E-7 3.7 E-6 1.4 E-5 4.8 E-5 9.2 E-5 2.0 E-4 3.5 E-4 15*

123.7° to 146.2° 1432 1.2 E-6 5.1 E-6 1.9 E-5 6.1 E-5 1.2 E-4 2.4 E-4 4.0 E-4 16*

146.2° to 168. 7° 1416 1.2 E-6 5.2 E-6 1.9 E-5 6.2 E-5 1.2 E-4 2.5 E-4 4.0 E-4

Plume for these sectors goes over the water before it touches public or private land. Site boundary in these cases is taken to be the landfall point at the sector center.

IPEC EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES NON-QUALITY RELATED PROCEDURE REFERENCE USE.1 Sheet 2 of 2 Site Boundary Xµ/Q (m"2} by Pasquill Stability Category IP-EP-310 Page Up Valley Plumes (wind speed ~4 mis) Wind Direction from 102° - 209° (1)

A 5.2 E-7 A

3.7 E-6 Pasguill Categories B

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G 1.0 E-6 5.0 E-6 1.9 E-5 3.9 E-5 9.6 E-5 1.8 E-4 Site Boundary Xµ/Q (m"2) by Pasquill Stability Category Down Valley Plumes (wind speed !::4 mis) Wind Direction from 349° -101° (2)

Pasquill Categories B

C D

E F

G 1.0 E-5

3.2 E-5 9.9 E-5 1.8 E-4 3.6 E-4 5.4 E-4 (1) Plume centerline will always cross the site boundary at Sector 2. Therefore, the Sector 2 Xµ/Q values are used.

Revision 18 12 of 22 (2) Plume centerline will cross the site boundary at either Sector 8 (Pasquill Category A) or Sector 10 (for Pasquill Category B - G)

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Sheet 1 of 1 Miles Distance Pasguill Categories (Meters)

A B

C D

E F

G 1.0 1608 9.5 E-7 4.0 E-6 1.5 E-5 5.0 E-5 9.0 E-5 2.1 E-4 3.4 E-4 1.5 2412 6.3 E-7 2.1 E-6 1.1 E-5 2.0 E-5

.5.4 E-5 1.3 E-4 2.2 E-4 2.0 3216 5.2 E-7 8.3 E-7 5.0 E-6 1.9 E-5 3.9 E-5 9.6 E-5 1.8 E-4 2.5 4020 4.4 E-7 5.8 E-7 3.5 E-6 1.4 E-5 3.7 E-5 7.0 E-5 1.7 E-4 3.0 4824 3.6 E-7 5.0 E-7 2.8 E-6 1.0 E-5 2.2 E-5 5.7 E-5 1.3 E-4

1 3.5 5628 3.2 E-7 4.2 E-7 2.0 E-6 8.1 E-6 1.8 E-5 4.7 E-5 1.1 E-4 4.0 6432 2.8 E-7 3.7 E-7 1.6 E-6 6.8 E-6 1.5 E-5 4.0 E-5 9.4 E-5 4.5 7236 2.6 E-7 3.5 E-7 1.4 E-6 5.8 E-6 1.3 E-5 3.5 E-5 7.3 E-5 5.0 8040 2.4 E-7 3.2 E-7 1.2 E-6 5.1 E-6 1.1 E-5 3.1 E-5 6.7 E-5 5.5 8844 2.1 E-7 3.1 E-7 9.9 E-7 4.4 E-6 1.0 E-5 2.8 E-5 5.9 E-5 6.0 9648 2.0 E-7 2.7 E-7 8.3 E-7 3.8 E-6 9.1 E-6 2.5 E-5 5.4 E-5 6.5 10452 1.9 E-7 2.5 E-7 7.5 E-7 3.5 E-6 8.2 E-6 2.3 E-5 5.0 E-5 7.0 11256 1.8 E-7 2.4 E-7 6.7 E-7 3.2 E-6 7.5 E-6 2.1 E-5 4.7 E-5 7.5 12060 1.7 E-7 2.3 E-7 6.1 E-7 3.0 E-6 6.9 E-6 1.9 E-6 4.3 E-5 8.0 12864 1.6 E-7 2.2 E-7 5.5 E-7 2.7 E-6 6.3 E-6 1.8 E-5 4.1 E-5 8.5 13668 1.5 E-7 2.1 E-7 5.0 E-7 2.5 E-6 5.8 E-6 1.7 E-5 3.8 E-5 9.0 14472 1.5 E-7 2.0 E-7 4.6 E-7 2.3 E-6 5.5 E-6 1.6 E-5 3.6 E-5 9.5 15276 1.4 E-7 1.9 E-7 4.2 E-7 2.1 E-6 5.4 E-6 1.5 E-5 3.4 E-5 10.0 16080 1.4 E-7 1.8 E-7 4.0 E-7 2.1 E-6 5.3 E-6 1.5 E-5 3.4 E-5

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5.3E-7 5.2E-7 6.3E-7 l.2E-6 1.4E-6 4.3E-6 4.3E-6 2.9E-6 l.8E-6 1.4E-6 l.4E-6 6.4E-7 8.0E-7 8.0E-7 9.4E-7 8.4E-7.3 Reuter-Stokes Location Xµ/Q Values (m-2)

Sheet 1 of 1 Stability Class B

C D

E 8.4E-7 5.lE-6 l.9E-5 4.0E-5 8.3E-7 5.0E-6 1.8E-5 3.9E-5 l.2E-6 7.3E-6 2.6E-5 5.3E-5 4.6E-6 l.8E-5 6.lE-5 l.IE-4 6.4E-6 2.3E-5 7.3E-5 l.4E-4 2.2E-5 6.0E-5 l.8E-4 3.0E-4 2.2E-5 6.0E-5 l.8E-4 3.0E-4 l.7E-5 4.5E-5 l.3E-4 2.4E-4 8.5E-6 2.6E-5 8.lE-5 l.5E-4 6.4E-6 2.3E-5 7.3E-5 l.4E-4 6.4E-6 2.3E-5 7.3E-5 1.4E-4 l.3E-6 7.5E-6 2.7E-5 5.6E-5 2.7E-6 1.2E-5 4.2E-5 8.lE-5 2.7E-6 l.2E-5 4.2E-5 8.lE-5 3.9E-6 l.5E-5 5.0E-5 9.7E-5 3.3E-6 l.3E-5 4.5E-5 8.8E~5 F

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1. The Operations Support Center (OSC) Rad/Chem Coordinator will determine which reading to obtain first; plant vent or back-up plant vent monitoring.

2. Locations and equipment may be different from Unit 2 or Unit 3 Radiation readings may be obtained on the plant vent by the following:

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Follow the provisions used by the OSC to plan and track team assignments.

b.

Use a telescoping radiation monitoring instrument (e.g. teletector or equivalent) to perform this function.

c.

As requested by OSC Rad/Chem Coordinator or Control Room (CR),

REPORT radiation levels.

d.

e.

Proceed to the Containment Airlock area.

Using the fan-building wall for shielding, obtain radiation readings by Vapor Containment purge and exhaust ducts.

f.

CAUTION The door leading out to the plant vent area may lock when closed. To prevent being trapped in the plant vent area, BLOCK OPEN THE DOOR prior to going to the plant vent area.

g.

Proceed through the door to the plant vent area.

h.

Obtain radiation readings at the following locations:

i.

6 feet from the plant vent 10 feet above the floor.

j.

Contact with the plant vent 10 feet above the floor.

k.

Notify the OSC or CR that radiation readings have been obtained and follow instructions as directed.

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\\.4 Accident Monitoring of Noble Gas Concentr~tions in the Plant Vent Sheet 2 of 2 Backup plant vent monitoring readings may be obtained by the following:

a. Request a team be dispatched to obtain and analyze Plant Vent Sample.

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c. IF a sample from the plant vent is required from Unit 3 THEN follow Chemistry procedure 3-CY-3920 "Sampling Containment Atmosphere and Plant Vent During Accident Conditions"

d. Report the results to the OSC or CR and FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS as directed.

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Plant vent monitor-low range (Direct Readout)

Plant vent monitor-high range (Direct Readout)

Plant vent survey-hand held instrument or remote readout Isotopic analysis of sample taken from release point Condenser air ejector monitor (Direct Readout).

Main steam line monitors.

Back-calculating a release rate based on actual field radiological data.

Containment radiation monitors R-25 and R-26 to measure the source term within containment and to estimate potential releases from containment.

Potential exposure to the population if a future release of the existing containment source term occurs, utilizing the following information:

1. Containment pressure relief line contains three isolation valves (one in containment and two outside).

2. Containment purge system contains two isolation valves on the Inlet Duct (one in containment and one outside).

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3. Containment purge system contains two isolation valves on the Exhaust Duct (one in containment and one outside).

4. Weld Channel (WC) and Isolation Valve Seal Water System (IVSWS) are pressurized to ensure that during accident conditions, a pressure build up to AT LEAST 50 psi in containment would NOT cause a leak of radioactive material to the environment as long as the isolation valves remained in the closed position.

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5. WITHOUT WC AND IVSWS, BUT with isolation valves closed, the containment leak rate is expected to be LESS THAN 0.1 % of the containment volume :per day (Tech Spec) WITH a pressure buildup to 50 psi inside containment. At lower pressures the leak rate would be smaller, approaching zero as the pressure differential approaches zero.

6. Containment Volume= 2.6 x 106 ft3 = 7.4 x 1010 cc

7. For Post-Steam Generator Tube Rupture (SGTR) cool-down using blow-down situations, the determination of the gaseous release rate from the blowdown flash tank SHALL be accomplished by determining the noble gas concentration in the faulted SG blowdown (Chem sample µCi/cc) AND the blowdown rate (GPM).

8. Complete Form EP-32, Determination of Radioactive Airborne Concentrations by using the following general formula when applying Airborne Sample Data to determine concentration or release rate. This is for a 10 cubic foot sample.

a. NG Release Concentration, µCi/cc

=

mR/hr in field DCF, mR/hr per µCi/cc

b. NG Release Rate, Ci/sec =

Note That µCi/cc = Ci/m3 Concentration(Ci/m3)

Wind Speed (m/sec)

Xµ/Q (m-2)

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Part 1 - Flow Chart - Gamma Dose Rates, and NG and Iodine Air Sample Concentrations Obtain Gamma Reading at a location in the plume (mrem/hr)

Determine Noble Gas Activity (uCi/cc) l Obtain Iodine Sample at same location as gamma reading the plume

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mremlhr (G)

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NOBLE GAS DOSE CONVERSION FACTORS K1 Whole Body at Time After Shutdown for Noble Gas Dose Time after shutdown Noble Gas OCF Time after shutdown Noble Gas DCF (hours)

(mRemihr per µCi/cc)

(hours) mRemihr per µCi/cc) o::..tsHours 4:7E+5 45-6.s Hoors 1.7E+5 1.5-2.5 Hours 2.SE+S 6.5--12.5 Hours 1.2E+5 2.5-3.5 Hours 2.3+5

~ *125 Hours 5.8E+4 3.5-4.5 Hourn 2.0E+S

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Factor (mrem/hr (mrem/hour) er uCi/cc Noble Gas (Whole Body)

Iodines*

8.0 E+B (COE-Thy)

Ratio NG/ Iodine N/A (Whole Body/ COE-Thy) 1 2

Note: if time is> 24 hr, then use an iodine dose conversion factor of 2.6 E+9.

(1) NG/ Iodine Concentration Ratio:

Use NG/I concentration ratio for future release rates for dose projection calculations.

(2) Dose Rate Ratio:

IF the dose rate ratio is about 0.2 or higher, THEN noble gas (whole body/TEOE) dose rates will be more limiting than iodine (COE-Thy) dose rates. (i.e., Whole Body/TEOE will reach PAG limit before iodine/ COE-Thy).

IF the dose rate ratio is less than about 0.2, THEN iodine (COE-Thy) dose rates will be more limiting than noble gas (whole body/TEOE) dose rates. (i.e., COE-Thy dose will reach PAG limit before Whole Body/TEDE).

Note: The above calculation is for one location at one time a few hours after plant shutdown. If practical, 3 or more such determinations of NG/I ratios from multiple locations should be performed.

IPECSITE EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE NON-QUALITY RELATED PROCEDURE REFERENCE USE.7 IP-EP-310 Revision 18 Page 21 Of 22 Use of Chemistry Sample to Determine Radioiodine Release Rate and Thyroid Dose Conversion Factor Sheet 1 of 2 Part 1 - Determine Radioiodine Release Rate Based on'Chem. Sample Multiply [iodine uCi/cc] x [volume or mass release rate] x [constant]= iodine Ci/sec For plant vent or air ejector:

uCi/cc iodine Cfm Constant 1 Iodine Ci/sec 4.?0E-04 For main steam line release uCi/cc iodine lbm/hr Constant 2 Iodine Ci/sec

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3.2 E-6 For steam generator blow down release uCi/cc iodine Constant 3 Gpm ----t-----~~--;----------

Iodine Ci/sec 6.30E-05 (1) constant converts uCi/cc x cfm to Ci/sec, using Ci/uCi, cc/cu ft, and min/sec (2) constant converts uCi/cc x lbm/hr to Ci/sec, using Ci/uCi, expected steam density, and hr/sec (3) constant converts uCi/cc x gpm to Ci/sec, using Ci/uCi, cc/gal, and min/sec

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~ON-~~~~;~R~LATED IP-EP-310 Revision 18 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE REFERENCE USE Page 22 Of. 7 Use of Chemistry Sample to Determine Radioiodine Release Rate and Thyroid Dose Conversion Factor Sheet 2 of 2 Determination of Iodine Dose Factor Based on Chem. Sample Sample Date Sample Time Sample Description and Unit of Measurement (e.g.,

uCi/cc)

Col.1 Col.2 Col.3 Col. 4 = Col 2 x 3 Concentration of Weighted Iodine lsoto es Iodine lsoto es Conversion Factor 1-131 2.60E+09 1-132 1.50E+07 1-133 4.40E+08 1-134 2.60E+06 1-135 7.60E+07 Total N/A K2 = mrad/hr per uCi/cc Iodine (mrad Wtd, K2 = sum of Col. 4 divided by COE-Thy per hour breathed) sum of Col. 3 22

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