ML19325C932

Rev 5 to KM-NC-20-2, Cimarron Facility Health Physics

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Establish. practice ~ for scnitoring Cimarren Facility of fluents and their effect en the envirenment.

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Pacility' Manager and/or 1.

Approve environmental monitoring j

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Administratively respcasible for obtaining permission to collect off-site samples.

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Provide maintenance as requested i

Supervision by Sealth Physics Supervision.

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Sealth Physics 1.

Provide Health Physics eerscnnel 3apervisisn to ec11ect environmental sarples.

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Dete mine environmental samp'ing locati:ns.

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Repcrt significant sample results to management.

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Collect effluent and environmental samples.

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Prepare water, soil and vegetation samples for shipment to Kerr-McGee Tecnni:a1 Center f:r analysis.

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Precare air samples for alpha

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Ef fluents will be sareled recularly to determine radicactivity content 1.

-While stacks are in use, gasecus effluents will be sampled continuously.

The samples will be collected and analyzed for' radioactive material at least once each week.

2.

Liquid effluents include domestic wastes and process wastes.

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sanitary lagoon.

l Process waste will be monitered to determine whether it will i

be pumped to sanitary lagoon if < 0.1 MPC Scr the pluten12m plant (MPC

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Air, water, set t and vegetatien samples will be cellected 3

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determine radioactive materis i and enemical centent t

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1.. Off-site air samples will be collected by high vcluse I

samplers at three Itcations.

3amples w:11 be ecliected en 8 x 10 inch filter paper ever f:ur-hcur inter tals each day and the fi'. er paper vti'. be : hanged ea:n

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wea-her condi-icna perm t ' sampling w-11 be cycled -hr: ugh wenty-eight neurs each weeki.

"he sample filters wt11 be divided for ecunting by the Oklahoma 3 tate Oepartment of Health and 3equoyah Puels Health Physics personnel.. Samples will be counted for gross alpha, but uranium and plutonium analyses may be perf ormed en samples si7nif t:antly abcve background.

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Samples will be :cliected weekly f rom the sanitary lagecn j'

and analyzed for gross alpha activity.

Annual samples vt11 be collected f rom the Cimarron River, upstream and dcwn l

stream, six ponds, one stream, three water wells, and four-teen acnitor wells and analyzed for uranium, platoniam, nitrate, fluoride, gross alpha and gress beta activity, and other radionuclides as needed.

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Soil samples (composite of 10 surface plugs 3* diameter and 2* deep, then composite of 10 subsurface plugs 3* diameter o

and 10' deep) will be collected annually at 18 locations and L

analysed for uranius, plutonium and floride.

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Vegetatien samples (500 grams) will be cellected annually from 10 locations near the Cimarren Facility and analyzed for uranium, plutonium and fluoride, i

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5.. Special samples will be collected if pcsitive results are obtained from routine samples or to. define the extent of a release.

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?LD packets will be located en beundary fences in -six locations.

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Sampling locations are shewn en attached diacrims.

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Air samples will be collected one-half mile north, east and south of the Facility.

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Water samples will be :o!!ect ed f cm:

the sanitary lagcon, the Cimarron River nea 3 gnway ' 4 bridge and hrte-f:urth mile icwn-stream; pend west :f the C;marr:n Fic;;;;y en-

ince; water supply ponds, 21: ugh !cca:ed nortnwest of the cold incinerator stream north of ecvered waste pend 2; well in pasture scrtheast of the Plut:nium Plant; mcnit:r wells surrounding the uranism vaste pends 'new ccvered ever', if there is any water present; menit:r wells a: und old burial ground; well located at Highway 33/74 intersection; and 4

abandoned well in old cor:s1 acrthwest of old burial g:0und.

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Soil samples will be collected north of the Uranian Plant boundary f ence; south of the Uranium Plant beundary fence; north of Plutonium Plant boundary fence; one-half mile north, o

.ea st, scuth and west of the Cimarren Ficility; one mile north, east, south and west of the Cimar:cn Fac:lity, two miles northess:, ec::hw est, southeast and southwest of the Cirar n

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boundary fencer south of the Uranius Plant boundary fence; north of the Plutenium Plant boundary fence r one-half rile i

east, west, north and scuth of the Cimarren Facility; on the i

two covered Uranium waste ponds; and on the old burial pit.

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