ML19319A663
| ML19319A663 | |
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| Site: | Oconee, Surry, Idaho State University  |
| Issue date: | 12/09/1975 |
| From: | Goller K Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Parker W DUKE POWER CO. |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 7911210600 | |
| Download: ML19319A663 (6) | |
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' Duke Power Company 2-December 9, 1975 cc:- Mr. William L.-Porter Duke Power Company P. O. Box'2178
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Oconce !!ucicar Station Units 1, 2 and 3 Docket I:os: 50-260/270/287 11/75 420.0 INDUSTRI Al.' SECURITY AMD EMER3E!!CY PLAl:lli:G BP.ANCl!
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.0conce Muclear Power Units 1, 2 ard 3 We have revieued the Duke Power Company (CPC) Emergency Plan (the Plan) for Oconce !!uclear Power Units 1, 2 and 3 against the requirements of Appandix E to 10 CFR Part 50 and find the Plan to meet these requirci..ents and to be acceptabic.
Chapter 12 of the licensee's Safety Analysis Report, through Revicion 23 dated g/15/72, Oconee Mucicar Station Et:argc[cy Procedure EP/0/A/1800/18 dated 2/18/75, attached to the licensce's letter response to our rencsts for '
information, !!. O. Parter, Jr., (DPC) to R. S. Boyd (::RC) dated August 23, 1975, anhthelicensecscorrespondencedated 11/14/75 11. O. Parker, Jr., (DPC).to B.,C. Rusche ( :RC), providing additional information, were reviewed and censidered in our evaluation.
He consider these documents, taken togeth.:r, to constitute the Plan.
T'he organization for coping with emergencies consists of onsite and offsite. plant and DPC personnel and offsite State and Federal Agencies and local support services.
The Shift Supervisor will direct all in=ediate emergency measures _until and unless relieved by the Plant Superintendent.
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Duke Power Company organization will provide necessary
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support through the loct. District Manager, inc'luding a
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Walhalla, S. C., court ilouse should the hcalth and safetj i
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of the public be of concern.
Trained plant persennel are j
available to provide first aid, fire, explosives and radii. tion raonitoring assistance in an emergency.
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The offsite c:.:crgency organization consists of ncdical support services (physicians, c:.6ulance, Oconee F.cmyrial !!ospital) trained in han ' ling radiation contcr.ination and injuries, f
firemen trained. in the rudicants of radiction r.afety (h ant a
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County Rural Fire Prottct.ive Associction), the South Carolina Dcpartment of !!calth and Environ:nental Control (!!EC) (the lead State Agency), the South Carolina liigh.tay Patrol, the Oconce and Pickens County Civil Defense Agencies and County Sheriffs, and t ie School District of Oconec County.
DPC has entered into Written agreements with these parties.
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involving'offsitc releases of radicactivity the State has, by i
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authority to directly and immediately notify local officials.
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The South Carolina Eccrgency Plan calls for annual drills and l
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.the plant plan calls for drills at a higher frequency.
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dctcct and correct: radiation and fire emergencies.
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. first aid, fire fighting and radiation monitoring equip:wnt are located throughout the plant and site.
Cortmunications equipment consists of telephones, clicrowave and broadet.st band radio, portabic, radio, inciuding redundant Security Force conmunication links, and emergency vehicles.
The plant Security Force is trained in crc.:d, riot and be::.b control, and cc:.r:unication:..
At least three f t.<cd radiation :nonitors are calibrated to sense radiation icvels that t;nuld be associated wit.h high icvel radionuc1ide effluents and two of these sensors are separately alar:acd to signal th6 onset of such conditions.
These alarn.3, in conjunction with claras fro:a non'-radiol.u:ical instru.snts, 1:ould signal for the. im;)1e.rontation of cmergency proccd.:re3 (including corrective W.easures, protective measures, a::d co:cnunications to onsite and offsite persons) to protect plant equipment and personnel, visitors and of fsite persons.
An extensive offsite envircranental monitoring program is < x. ducted to, detect radionuclides in the environment, data frca i;hich. ould be inr.ediately available during an emergency.
Should an e::ergency aris5 that would require. the implernentation of the particular protective measure of evacuation of offsite persons, the Oconee or-Pickens County Civil Defense Organization, as appropriate, would direct the local activities upon notification g
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9, by 'the Oconce Shift Supervisor end verification of the notification by the local Civil Defense.
Onsite meteorological information wo.uld indicate potentially affected areas.
Police-Agencies wculd direct traffic and Civil Defense ucrkers would conduct a door-to-door warning and instruction of the populace using maps and ' grids showing the locatior.s of all = cabers of the general public in the i:n.ediate down'.-:ind area. Progres:. would be ir.onitored by the Sheriff's Offices, using master m.sps.
Radios would be used as the princ means for cc:cuunications amor.g the cmcrgency worhers.
P.adio stations L'S*:W-Seneca, NGOG 'lalhalla
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and UELP-Easicy, manned by Civil Defense warhers, woul:' he used to inform the public of cctions to be'taken by theu, either initially or as' follow-up af tel pers'onal contact had been cade.
Acceptable criteria _have been established to limit doses to plant personnel, the public and emergency v:orhers, including the reentry phase.
Acceptable life-scving dose criter.ia and reentry criteria have also been established.
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