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Forwards State of Mo to Util Re Evacuation Times for Individuals Living Near Facilities,In Response to NRC 791226 Request.Time Estimates Include Peak Population Estimates for Either Day or Night
ML19312D207
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Site: Callaway  Ameren icon.png
Issue date: 03/12/1980
From: Schnell D
UNION ELECTRIC CO.
To: Grimes B
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
ULNRC-340, NUDOCS 8003210500
Download: ML19312D207 (11)


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Dear Mr. Grimes:

INFORMATION REGARDING EVACUATION TIMES UNION ELECTRIC COMPAMY CALLAWAY PLANT In accordance wi.h your letter dated December 26, 1979, for information regarding evacuation times of those individuals liv-ing in the area surrounding the Callaway Plant, we have prepared the enclosed evaluation.

Should you require any addditional information or clarification, please do not hesitate to contact me.

In response to the suggestion by the State of Misscuri, our evacuation time estimates include peak population estimates whether or not they occur during the day or at night. This method-ology assures that our estimates are conservative.

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DISASTER PLANNING & OPERATIONS George St. Atchison, Director 1717 Industrial - P. O. Bos 116 Jefferson City, Missouri 65102 March 6, 1980 Mr. Donald.F..Schnell, Manager Nuclear. Engineering Union Electric Company 1901 Gratiot Street

'P.O. Box 149 St. Louis, MO 63166

Dear Don:

We have reviewed the material on evacuation times for the Callaway Plant and-find the_ population data and movement times to.be consistent with our planning.

It is suggested that the total population figures be shown somewhere in the narrative using peak daytime and night-time populations.

Since some of the Special Facilities are occupied' infrequently-by the'populati~on shown, it is also recommended that this be indicated.

Unless more changes are made in local planning guidance, we will likely use peak daytime population in our evacuation planning.

Sincerely, f W 3:Ek&N.e Walter M. Clark Deputy. Director

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c l EVACUATION TIME INFORMATION FOR' Tile CALLA'4AY PLANT.

Estimates of evacuacion time for those individuals. residing within-10 miles of the.'Callaway Plant were made using EPA-520/2-74-002, " Evacuation Risks - An "Evalu'acion" and-EPA-520/1-75-001, " Manual of Protective Action Guides and

Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents" as.guidelfres. The following assumptions

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(1) : Transportation is i= mediately' availablo. --

(2) - 35 mph lane,'4 persons / car'= Road capacity of 10,000 person /hr'or 166.7 persons / min, as given in EPA-520/1-75-001..

(3)I Primary roads' have a speed limit of 30 mph (0.5 miles / min) and secondary roads have a speed limit of 20 mph (0.33 miles / min).

(4).Using' (1), (2). -(3) and assuming 2 persons / car yield road capacities' of 171.4 persons / min for primary roads and 47.6 persons / min for secondary roads.

- (5) ' Assumptions for adverse weather (snow) estimations:

(a) : no accidents which might block'traf fic flow,

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1(b) maximum speed of 10 mph. (0.167 miles / min) for primary roads, and 5 mph (0.083. miles / min): for secondary roads.

(c) road = capacities of 23.8 persons / min for primary roads and 11.9 persons /

min for secondary roads..

A j(6) Year' 2000 population from' "Callspay Plant-Eny:t anmental Report Operating License Stage".

The equation used for estimating evacuation time is:

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+f,(EquationdevelopedfromdatainEPA-520/6-74-002) where: T =-evacuation time, min.

'P.=. number of persons in affected. area,

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' Evacuation time estimates for_ the genera 1' population within 10 miles of Callaway -

PlantLare given in Tables 1-5 (attached).. Estimates of time requ' ired ' to evacuate

- cpecial facilities is given in Table-'6.

Figure 1 shows_ evacuation pathways, population densities', location of special facilities, t ecc.

, ;The time required to-verify evacuation within.10 miles of Callaway Plant -depends cimostfentirely upon the_ environmental conditions at the time of the evacuation..

f ndividuals 1 caving the area would be instrueted to raise-the flag on their mail--

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boxes and tie'a handkerchief or other, piece of cloth to the flag. Assuming all' Jindividuals evacuated as instructed and.using four survey. teams, the. verification

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would. require a minimum.of 4.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> under normal weather conditions.

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Evacuation' Time !.(minutes).

' Sector; Normal Adverse l Radius':

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'14.2 miles - liwy O west to Fulton-28.5' RS b NNE

10 15.5 miles - IIwy 0 west'to Fulton 31-1' 93.3 NEL 0

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.10 13.6 miles south to liwy 94 west 32.2 111.2

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.t3.2 miles - south to 11wy 94 east 30'.1 101.0 SSE 10 12.2 miles

. south to !!wy 94 west' 27.l~

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~-10 11.7 miles

-south to IIwy 94 west.

25.6 83.0.

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'WSW 10 13 miles - CC south to !!wy 94 west 26.1 78.'4 W

10 13,6 miles - IIwy CC south to I!wy 94. west 27.3 82.0 WNW' 10 15.5 miles - east to CC south to 94 west 31.9..

98.0 NW-10 14.5 miles - Ilwy CC north to -O west 29.1 87.4 NNW 10 10.7 miles

.Ilwy CC north 26.1 92.0.

4 l','22.50. sector center onfthe compass heading given.

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.NNW 11.7 miles - south to IIwy 0 west ' to IIwv-CC J28.1 9R10

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-NNE' 10 16 miles-south to Hwy 0 eas t' t'o Hwy D North 33.0 92.8-

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1 10.2 miles-north to'IIwv D-North 26.4' 96 R west --

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14.2 miles-south to IIwv 335 south to 11wv 94 34.0 118.4-E 0-0 0

ESE 10 12.2' miles - IIwy 335 south to 94 east 28.0 94.4 east SE-10 11.7 miles-east to Ilwy 335 South to Ilwy 94 26.5 88.4 SSE 10 11.4 miles - south to Hwy 94 west 24.7 79.4 g'

ld 11.1 miles - south to Hwy 94 west 23.8 75.8

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10 10.8 miles - south to Ilwy 94 west

,23.4-74.0 SSW west

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-10 11.5 miles - west to Hwy'CC South to Ilwy 94 23.5 71.6 west WSW 10-11.7 miles

. south to IIwy CC south ' to I!wy 94 24.1 74.0 0-0 W

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'10 11.3 miles - north to IIwy O. wcst 23.3 71.6 NW 10 12 miles - Hwy 0 west 24.1 72.0

NNW, 10 9.8 miles - north to !!wy JJ north 23'.8 83.6:

122.'50 ~ sector center on ' the compass heading given.

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'13.5 miles-south to IIwy 0 east to IIwy D 27.7 84.8 ENE' 10 12.8 miles - IIwy D north 26.3-80.6 E-

-10 10.4 miles - IIwy. D south to IIwy 94 - east 20.9-62.8 east

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10 9.6 iniles - east to' 11wy D south to llwy 94 20.4 64.4 SE 10 10.7 miles - 335 south to 11wy 94 cast 23.5 76.4 SSE 10 12.1 miles - south to Ilwy 94 east 24.9 76.4-

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10' 9.4' miles - Itwy 94 west 18.9 56'.8 w u s i.

9.1 miles - west to 11wy CC south toillwy. 94 19.1 59.3 SSW 20 west SW 10 in_n miles - east to IIwy cc south to !!wv 94 22.8 71.6 WSW 0

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30 10.2 miles - west to IIwy AD west to IIwy C 23.0 75.7 WW 70 9.8 miles - IIwv 0 we s t 20.6 61.7 W

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' 1.0.7-miles - east to IIwy D north 22.3 68.9 ENE

.10 12.8 miles - west to IIwv D north 26.3-80.68-east.

E 10-11.6 miles - west to IIwy D south to IIwy 94 24.4 76.4' ESE-10 8.2 miles -- Ilwy D so'uth to Hwy 94 / east 16.5-

'46.6 SE-50 10.0 miles - IIwy 94 cast 20.7

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12.3 miles

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10.4 miles - north to IIwy 94 west 22.0 69.2 SSW' 40 7.7 miles - Ilwy CC south to llwy 94 west 16.0 47.9 SW

'20 9.8 miles - south to IIwy 94 west 22.0 76.1 WSW 30 11.2 miles - IIwy VV west to IIwy C north 24.0

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50-10 miles - north to IIwy AD west to IIwy C 22.5 72.6 WNW 120 8.6 miles - I!wy 0 west 18.9 56.6 NW 60 8 miles - NW to !!wy 0 west 23.1 87.8 NWW 120 7.9 miles - !!wy JJ north 20.4 70.1 122.50 sec' tor center on th'e compass heading given.

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1En NNE-4n 5.2 miles - Hwy D north 11.0 32.9-NE 20 10.5 miles - south to -Ilwy D north 22.5 71.3 E N E '-

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'10.3 miles - north to llwy K ca'st 23.5 76.4 E

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'16.7 60.4 90 6.8 miles - Ilwy 94 e'ast 14.9 44'.6

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SSE 230 7.2 miles - Hwy 89 south 17.6 52.9

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210 7.6 miles

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'SSW-210 8.0. miles - IIwy 100 west 18.9

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5.6' miles - south to Ilwy 94 west 18.3 64.7 WSW 320 10.6' miles - Ilwy W west to liwy C north 25.7 77.0

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'23.9 71.8 WNW

'3400 5.7 miles - Ilwy 0 west 54.0 177.1 l

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4300 5.6 miles - Ilwy UU west 71.4 214.3 NNW 950 5,8 miles - Ilwy JJ north 24.9 74.7 1 22.50; sector center on the compass heading given.

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677 South Callaway R 19.1

-57.2-School, 4.8 miles Hwy C South to !!wy 94.

West

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~ 53'O Osage County R-1 17.1 53.4 School, 5.2. miles IIwy K South-7.5-

'SW 88

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6.0 S-2 Ch'amois Jail, 5.2,

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'3000-Riverside Park, 5.2 52.4 157.2-miles Hwy K South 3

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- Camp,10.6 miles Harmony Hill Youth Hwy 0 West 3

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1750 Lost Canyon Lake 54.5 15 miles l!wy O North l.-

5.0 NW 32' Thunderbird Lake 19.6 73.7 7 miles NW to !!wy 0 West-7

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