ML19327B236

Report on Waste Burial Charges.Escalation of Decommissioning Waste Disposal Costs at Low-Level Waste Burial Facilities

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Issue date:	10/31/1989
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Escalation of Decommissioning Waste Disposal Costs at Low-level Waste Burial Facilities Manuscript Completed: August 1989

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ABSTRACT One of the requirements placed upon nuclear power reactor licensees by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission (NRC) is for the licensees to periodically adjust the estimate of the cost of decomissioning their plant, in dollars of the current year, as part of the process to provide reasonable assurance that adequate funds for decomissioning will be available when needed.

This report, which is scheduled to be revised annually, contains the development of a formula for escalating decomissioning cost estimates that is acceptable to the NRC. The sources of information to be used in the escalation formula are identified, and the values developed for the escalation of radioactive waste burial costs, by site and by year, are given in this report.

The licensees may use the formula, the coefficients, and the burial escalation factors from this report in their escalation analysis, or may use an escalation rate at least equal to the escalation approach presented herein.

This first revision of NUREG-1307 contains corrected spreadsheets on the

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disposal costs for the reference pWR and BWR in Appendix B and the revised ratios of disposal costs at the Washington, Nevada, and Barnwell sites for i

the years 1986 and 1988, superceding the values given in the July 1988 issue of this report.

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

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SUMMARY

2 3.0 DEVELOPMENT OF COST ESCALATION FORMULA............................. 3

4.0 REFERENCES

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APPENDIX A - BURIAL SITE PRICE SCHEDULES FOR CURRENT YEAR.............. A-1 APPENDIX B - CALCULATION OF BURIAL COST ESCALATION FACTORS............. B-1 TABLES l

2.1 Values of Bx as a Function of Burial Site and Year.................. 2 3.1-Evaluation of the Coefficients A, B, and C, in January 1986 Dollars.

4 B.1 Burial Costs at the Washington Site - 1986......................... B-2 B.2 Buri al Costs at the Washington Si te - 1988......................... B-4 8.3 Burial Costs at the Nevada Site - 1986............................. B-6 B.4 Burial Costs at the Nevada Site - 1988............................. B-8 B.5 Burial Costs at the South Carolina Site - 1986.................... B-10 B.6 Burial Costs at the South Carolina Site - 1988.................... B-12 v

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

One of the requirements placed upon nuclear power reactor licensees by tha U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is for the licensees to periodically adjust the estimate of the cost of decommissioning their plant, in dollars of the current year, as part of the process to provide reasonable assurance that adequate funds for decommissioning will be available when needed.

This report, which is scheduled to be revised annually, contains the development of a formula for escalating decommissioning cost estimates that is acceptable to the NRC. The sources of information to be used in the escalation formula are identified, and the values developed for the escalation of radioactive waste burial costs, by site and by year, are given in this report.

The licensees may use the formula, the coefficients, and the burial escalation factors from this report in their escalation analysis, or may use an escalation rate at least equal to the escalation approach presented herein.

The formula and its coefficients, together with guidance to the appropriate sources of data, are summarized in Chapter 2.

The development of the formula and its coefficients are presented in Chapter 3.

Price schedules for burial for the year of issue of this report are given in Appendix A, for currently operating burial sites.

The calculations performed to determine the burial cost escalation factors, Bx, for each site for the year 1988 are summarized in Appendix B.

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SUMMARY

I The elements of decommissioning cost are assigned to three categories:

those that will escalate proportional to labor costs, Lx; those that escalate proportional to energy costs, Ex; and those that escalate proportional to burial costs, Bx.

Then, the escalation of the total decommissioning cost estimate can be expressed by Estimated Cost (Year X) = [1986 $ Cost] [A Lx + B Ex + C 8x]

where A, B, and C are the fractions of the total 1986 $ costs that are attributable to labor (0.65), energy (0.13), and burial (0.22), respectively, and sum to 1.0.

The factors Lx, Ex, and Bx are defined by Lx = labor cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of Year X, Ex = energy cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of Year X, and Bx = burial cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of Year X, i.e.,

burial cost in January of Year X / burial cost in January of 1986.

Evaluation of Lx and Ex for the years subsequent to 1986 is to be performed by the licensees, based on the national consumer price indices and on local conditions for a given site (see Section 3).

Evaluation of Bx is accomplished by recalculating the costs of burial of(2)he radioactive wastes from the t

reference PWR(1) and the reference BWR

, based on the price schedules issued by the available burial sites for the year of interest.

The results of these recalculations (Bx) are presented in Table 2.1, by site and by year.

TABLE 2.1.

Values of Bx as a Function of Burial Site and Year Values of Bx (PWR/BWR)

YEAR WASHINGTON NEVADA S0. CAROLINA 1986 1.000/1.000 0.857/0.898 1.703/1.563 1988 1.183/1.142 1.140/1.125 2.007/1.814 I

The values presented in the above table are developed in Appendix B, with all values normalized to the Washington (PWR/BWR) values.

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3.0 DEVELOPMENT OF COST ESCALATION FORMULA s

a reference PWR(3)since the initial studies were completed for decommissioning in the years and a reference BWR(4) power station, a number of updates were prepared in which the estimated costs were adjusted for escalation in the various cost elements. As a result of these analyses, it became ap)arent I

that the cost elements could be separated into three categories:

t1ose that escalate proportional to labor costs; those that escalate proportional to energy costs; and those that escalate proportional to burial costs.

Thus, it was possible to write a relatively simple equation that could be used to estimate the cost of decommissioning at some future time, given a cost estimate i

in present year dollars and the fractional escalation of these three categories of cost over the time period of interest.

That equation is:

Estimated Cost (Year X) =[1986 $ Cost) [A Lx + B Ex + C Bx]

where A, B and C are the fractions of the total 1986 $ cost that are attributabletolabor(0.65), energy (0.13),andburial(0.22),respectively, and sum to 1.0.

Evaluation of these factors for the 1986 $ cost, are contained in Appendix B.

The factors Lx, Ex, and Bx are defined below.

Lx = labor cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of year X Ex = energy cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of year X Bx = burial cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of year X, i.e.,

burial cost in January of year X / burial cost in January of 1986.

Values for Lx and Ex for years subsequent to 1986 are to be based on the national consumer price indices and on local conditions for a given site, as outlined in Sections 3.1 and 3.2.

Thus, the licensee can evaluate these parameters appropriately for his particular site.

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to the licensees via this report.

1 presented in NUREG/CR-0130 (Addendum 4)(1,pter are based on informationand N The evaluations presented in this cha l

l in which the estimated costs for immediate dismantlement of the reference PWR and BWR are escalated to January,1986 dollars.

The cost elements for the PWR and t4e BWR are rearranged into the three categories, labor-related, energy-related, and burial-related, in Tables 6.3 and 5.3 of Addendum 4 and 3, respectively, and are combined for presentation in Table 3.1.

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Evaluation of the Coefficients A, B, and C, in January 1986 Dollars

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Coefficient Labor 17.98 35.12 Equipment 1.64 4.03 Supplies 3.12 3.71 Contractor 12.9 21.1 Insurance-1.9 1.9 Containers 10.9 8.14 Added Staff 7.5 4.4 Added Supplies 1.2 0.2 Spec. Contractor 0.78 0.71 Pre-engineering 7.4 7.4 Post TMI backfits 0.9 0.1 Surveillance 0.31 Fees 0.14 0.14 (c)

Subtotal 66.67 A = 0.64 86.95 A = 0.66 Energy 8.31 (a) 8.84 c)

Transportation 6.08 (b) 7.54 d)

Subtotal 14.39 B = 0.14 16.38 0.12 i

Burial 22.48 (b)

C = 0.22 29.98 0'

= 0.22 Total 103.5 133.31 Note:

All costs include a 25% contingency Table 3.1, NUREG/CR-0130, Addendum 4 Table 6.2, NUREG/CR-0130, Addendum 4 Table 3.1, NUREG/CR-0672, Addendum 3 Table 5.2, NUREG/CR-0672, Addendum 3 Considering the uncertainties and contingencies contained within these numbers, and considering that the values of the coefficients for the PWR and the BWR are so similar, the best estimates of their values are their averages:

X = 0.65 li = 0.13 C = 0.22 for both the PWR and BWR estimates.

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F 3.1 Labor Escalation Factors The escalation factor for labor, L, can be obtained from " Monthly Labor Review", published by the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Specifically, the appropriate regional data from the table (currently Table

24) entitled " Employment Cost Index, Private Nonfarm Workers", subtitled

" Compensation", should be used.

L should be escalated from a base value in Table 24 corresponding to the amounts in the decommissioning rule amendments that are in January 1986 dollars. The base values of L from the SLS data corresponding to January 1986 are 130.5,127.7,125.0, and 130.1. for the Northeast, South, Midwest, and West regions, respectively.

For example, the value of L for December 1987 in the Northeast region is 141.9 + 130.5 = 1.087.

This value of L could then be used in the equation for a plant in the Northeast region of the U.S.

3.2 Energy Escalation Factors The escalation factor for energy, E, can be obtained from the " Producer Price Indexes", published by the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Specifically, data from the table (currently Table 6) entitled " Producer Price Indexes for Commodity Groupings and Individual Items" (PPI) should be used.

The energy term, E, in the equation is made up of two com)onents, namely electric power, P, and fuel oil, F.

Hence, E should be o)tained from the BLS data by using the following[0.23P + 0.77F].for the reference PWR, [0.58P + 0.42F];

equations:

and for the reference BWR, These equations are derived from Table 6.3 of Reference 1 and Table 5.3 of Reference 2.

P should be taken from 6)propriate regional data for industrial power (Commodity code 0543 in Table ap and F should be taken from data for light fuel oils (Commodity code 0573 in Table 6). As discussed for L in the preceding paragraph, P and F should be escalated from a base value in the BLS table corresponding to the amounts in the decommissioning rule amendments that are in January 1986 dollars. The base values of P from the BLS data corresponding to January 1986 are 105.8, 111.9, 115.3, 115.65, 119.3, 117.4, 111.4, 119.3, and 112.2 for the following I

regions, respectively:

New England, Mid-Atlantic, East North Central, West North Central, South Atlantic, East South Central, West South Central, Mountain, and Pacific. The base value of F for January 1986 is 82 (no regional BLS data for PPI is available). Thus, for example, the value of P for July 1988 in the New England region is 93.3 + 105.8 = 0.88, and the value of F is 46.9 + 82 = 0.57.

Thus, the value of E for this example for the reference PWR is given by E = [0.58 x 0.88 + 0.42 x 0.57] = 0.75.

3.3 Waste Burial Escalation Factors l

The escalation factor for waste burial, B, can be taken directly from data on the appropriate burial location as given in Table 2.1 of this report.

l The base value of 8, independent of the burial site location, for January 1986 is 1.0 (this corresponds to the value used in the calculation of the waste burial cost for decommissioning in paragraph 50.75c of the decommissioning rule amendments.

For example, the value of B (PWR) in January 1988 for the South Carolina burial site is 2.007 + 1.0 = 2.007.

This value of B could then be used in the equation for a PWR station.

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4.0 REFERENCES

(1) Technology, Safety and Costs of Decommissioning a Reference Pressurized Water Reactor Power Station ~ Technical Support for Decommissioning Matters Related to the Final Decommissioning Rule. NUREG/CR-0130 Addendum 4, Pacific Northwest Laboratory for U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, May, 1988.

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Technology, Safety and Costs of Decommissioning a Reference Boilina Water Reactor Power Station - Technical Sup) ort for Decommissioninc Matters Related to the Final Decommissioning Rule.

NUREG/CR-0672 Adc endum 3, Pacific Northwest Laboratory for U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, May, 1988.

(3) Technology Safety and Costs _of Decommissioning a Reference Pressurized Water Reactor Power Station. NUREG/CR-0130, vols.1 and 2, Pacific Northwest Laboratory f or U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Conmission, June,1978.

(4) Technoloay, Safety and Costs of Decommissionina a Reference Boilina Water Reactor Power Station.

NUREG/CR-0672, Vols. I and 2, Pacific Northwest Laboratory for U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, June, 1980.

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APPENDIX A BURIAL SITE PRICE SCHEDULES FOR THE CURRENT YEAR

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APPENDIX A BURIAL SITE PRICE SCHEDULES FOR THE CURRENT YEAR Contained in this appendix are the price schedules for burial of low 1evel wastes at the Washington, Nevada and South Carolina sites, effective during January of 1988.

These schedules are used in the calculations contained 1

in Appendix B to develop the waste burial escalation factor, Bx, for the year i

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1. DISPOSAL CHARGES A.

SCLID MATERIAL 1.

Packages 12.0 cu.ft. each or less R/HR AT CONTAINER SURFACT PR:0! PER CU.?T.

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$ 29.60 0.00 0.201 -

1.00 31.10 1.01 2.00 32.25 2.01 5.00 33.50 5.01 10.00 36.75 10.01' 20.00 40.00 40.00 45.00 20.01 Over 40.00 By Request 11.

Disposal Liners Removed frem Shields (Greater than 12.0 cu.ft.

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R/HR AT CONTAINER SCRFACI SURCHAPGI PER LIMER PRICI PER CU.?T.

0.20 No Charge

$ 29.60 0.00 0.201 -

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1.01 2.01 5.00 747.00 29.60 10.00 1,192.50 29.63 5.01 20.00 1,566.00 29.60 10.01 20.31 - 40.00 1,791.00 29.60 Over 40.00 By Reques:

By Reques:

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L: QUID WASTES 1.

Aqueous liquids in vials, less than 50 ml. each

$36.54/eu.ft.

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Aqueous liquids, absorbed

):9.60/cu.ft.

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B:oLCC: CAL WASTE, Ati: MAL CARCASSIS

$31.46/cu.ft.

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2. SURCHARGE FOR HEAVY CBJECTS:

Less than 10,000 pounds No Charge 10,001 pounds to capacity of site equipment

):15.52plus104perIh.

above 10,000 lbs. per package i'

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3. SURCHARGE FCR CURIES (Per Load):

s Less than 100 curies No Charge 101 - 300 curies

$1,569.00plus214/Ci above 100 Ci 301 - License Limits By Reques

4. SURCHARGE FOR SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL (SNM)

$2.83pergramofSpecial (Greater than 5 grams per shipment)

Nuclear Material by isotope weight

5. MINIMUM CHARGE PER SHIPMENT

$485.00

6. CASK HANDLING FEE:

$550.00minimumesch

7. WASTE CONTAINING CHELATING AGENTS IN AMOUNTS GREATER THAN 0.1% BY WE GHT AFTER TREATMENT:

By Request

8. SCL:DIFIED OILY WASTES REQUIRING SEGREGATION:

By Request

9. SCRCHARGE FCR NONROUTINE MAN-REM EXPOSURE (DUE.70 DESIGN OR PHYSICAL DEFECT OF CONTAINER OR SHIELD):

$:9.50permanmillirem lo. DECONTAMINATION SERVICES (If Required)

$96.92per.manhourplus supplies at cost'plus 21%

11. CCNTAINER VCLUMES:

7.50 cu. f t.

55-Gallon Drums l

30-Gallon' Drums 4.01 cu.ft.

0.67 cu. f t.

5-Gallon Drums

12. All waste. material shall be properly classified, described, packaged, marked,~1aceled and certified in accordance with all applicable federal, stste and local laws, rules and regulations and shall ce in compliance i.

I with all license requirements and amendments thereto applicaole at the Richland, Washington disposal facility.

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13. This Schedule of Charges does not constitute an offer of contract which is espaole of being accepted by any party and is subject to change solely l

upon notice by US Ecology.

Effective August 17, 1987 j

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1. DISPOSAL CHARGES A.

SOLID MATERIAL 1.

All Disposal Packages (except those in item A(ii) below):

R/HR AT CONTAINER SURFACE PRICE PER CU. FT.

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$28.36 0.00 1.00 29.10 r

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1.01 5.00 31.50 2.01 10.00 36.00 5.01 20.00 43.85 10.01 40.00 51.25 20.01 Over 40.00 By Request

.ii. Disposal Liners Removed From Shield (Greater Than 12.0 Cu.Ft. Each)

R/HR AT CONTAINER SURFACE SURCHARGE PER LINER PRTCE PER CU. PT.

0.20 No Charge

$28.36 0.00 1.00 125.00 28.36 0.201 2.00 201.60 28.36 1.01 5.00 282.60 28.36 2.01 10.00 687.60 28.36 5.01 20.00 1,394.10 28.36 10.01 40.00 2,060,10 28.36 20.01 Over 40.00 By Request By Request B.

BIOLOGICAL WASTE, ANIKAL CARCASSES

$30.12/cu.ft.

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$28.36/cu.ft.

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ABSORBED AQUEOUS VIALS

$28.36/cu.ft.

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SURCHARGE FOR HEAVY OBJECTS:

E Less than 10,000 pounds No Charge 10,000 pounds to Capacity of Site Equipment 6214.00 plus 4.10 per Ib, above 10,000 lbs.

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SURCHARGE FOR CURIES (Per Load) y Less than 100 curies No Charge i

100 - 300 curies

$1,554.00 plus 204/Ci above 100 C1 301 - Licence Limits By Request 4.

MINIMUM CHARGE PER SHIPMENT 6485.00 L

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CASK HANDLING P EEf'

&$50,00 minimum each 6.

WASTE CONTAINING CHELATING AGENTS IN PACKAGES AMOUNT GREATER THAN lt BY WEIGHT:

By Request

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SURCHARGE FOR NON-ROUTINE MAN-REM EXPOSURE (DUE TO DESIGN OR PHYSICAL DEFECT OF CONTAINER OR SHIELD) 629.50 per man millirem 8.

DECONTAMINATION SERVICES (If Required) 8106.20 per man hour plus supplies at cost plus 15%

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CONTAI?:EP VOLUMES:

55 Gallcn Drums - 7.50 cu. ft.

30 Gallon Orrms - 4.01 cu. ft.

5 Gallon Druns - 0.67 cu. ft.

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All waste material shall be properly classified, described, packaged, narked, l

labeled, hnd certified in accordance with all, applicable Federal, State and l

Local laws, rules and regulations and shall be in compliance with all license requiremente and amendments thereto applicable at the Beatty, Nevada 1

disposal facility.

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This Schedule of Charges does not constitute an offer of contract which j

is capable of being accepted by any party and is subject to change solely l

upon notice by US Ecology.

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RATE SCEDULE All. radvaste ~ material ;shall be packaged in accordance with Department of Transportation and Nuclear Regulatory Commission Regulations in Title 49 and Title 10 of the Code of Tederal Regulations, CNSI's Nuclear Regulatory Commission and South Carolina Radioactive Material Licenses, CNSI's Barnwell Site Disposal Criteria, and amendments thereto.

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. B ASE DISPOS AL CRARCIS:

(Not including Surcharges, Barnwell County' Business License Tax, and Cask Handling Tee) i A.

Standard Waste

$35.32/ft.3

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Biological Waste

$36.97/ft.3 C.

.Special Nuclear Material (SNM)

$35.32/ft.3 plus $4.50 per Gram SNM Note: Minimum charge per shipment, excluding Surchactes and specific Other Charges is $750.00.

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EURCRARGES:

A.

Weight Surcharges (Crane Loads Only)

Weight of Container Surcharre Per Container 0-3,000 lbs.

No Surcharge 1,001 - 5,000 lbs

$ 405.00 5,001 - 10,000 lbs.

$ 710.00 10,001 - 20,000 lbs.

$1,010.00 20,001 - 30,000 1Ps.

$1,310.00 30,001 - 40,000 lbs.

$1,915.00

,40,001 - 50,000 lbs.

$2,520.00 greater than 50,000 lbs.

By Special Request B.

Curie Surcharges For 6hielded Shipments:

Curie Centent Per Shirnent Sureharte Per Shirnent 5

$ 2,500.00 0

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$ 2,820.00 5

> 15 25

$ 3,750.00 50

$ 5,650.00

> 25 75

$ 6,900.00 50 100

$ 9,350.00

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75 150

$11,200.00

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$15,000.00 l

) 250 500

$18,800.00 l

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Curie Surcharges for Non-Shielded Shipments Containing Tritium and "arbon 14:

Curie Content Par Shirment Sureharre'Per Shirment 1

0-100 No Surcharge

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greater than 100 By Special Request D..

Special Handling Surcharge may apply on unusually large.or bulky containers.

These. types of containers are acceptable upon approval of prior request.

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OTHER CHARGES A.

. Cask Handling Tee

$1,000.00 per cask, Tininum e

B.

Taxes and Seacial Funds 1.

Extended Care Fund 4

2.80 per ft.3 2.

South Carolina Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Tax 6.00 per ft.3 3.

Southeast Regional Compatt Tee 664 per ft.3 4

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surcharge is added to each bill to cover Barnve11 County Business Licente Taxes.

NOTE:

ITEMS 3.B. 1, 2, AND 3 ARE INCLUDED IN ITEM 1, BASE DISPOSAL CHARGES.

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MISCELLANEGUS:

A.

Transport vehicles with additional shielding features may be subject to an additional handling fee which will be provided upon request.

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Decentaminatien services (if required):

$100.00 per man-hour plus supplies at current CNSI rate.

C.

Customers may be charged for all special services as described in the Barnwell Site Disposal Criteria.

D.

Terms of payment are NET 30 DAYS upon presentation of invoices.

A service charge per month of 1-1/2". shall be levied on accounts not paid within thirty (30) days.

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E.

Company purchase orders or a written letter of authorization in form and substance acceptable to CNSI shall be received before receipt of radioactive veste matetial at the Barnwell Disposal Site 1

and shall refer to CNSI's Radioactive Material Licenses, the Barnwell Site Disposal Criteria, and subsequent changes thereto.

F.

All shipments shall receive a CNSI allocation number and conform to the Prior Notification Plan.

Additional information may be obtained at (803) 259-3577 or (803) 259-3578.

G.

This Rate Schedule is subject to change and does not constitute an offer of contract which is capable of being accepted by any party.

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special site set-up for vaste disposal.

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CALCULATION OF BURIAL COST ESCALATION FACTORS 1

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E APPENDIX B CALCULATION OF BURIAL COST ESCALATION FACTORS The calculations necessary to determine the costs for burial of the radioactive wastes postulated to result from decommissioning of the reference PWR and BWR are performed using a detailed spreadsheet. The spreadsheet

)foreachoftheitemsoriginallycostedinthedecommissioning evaluates the(b rial cos referencePWR3$andBWR presented in Addendums 4 1 and 3(2), respectively, to those reports.

Those costs are based on the burial price schedule for U.S. Ecology's Washington Nuclear Center, located on the Hanford Site near Richland, Washington.

To account for the differences in burial price schedules between the Washington facility and the facilities in Nevada and South Carolina, the base burial costs for each of those latter sites are also calculated, using the spreadsheet, and are normalized to the costs calculated for the Washington site.

In addition, to account for the different mixture and volume of waste associated with the reference BWR, the escalation factors are also calculated for the BWR, which are also normalized to the value for the Washington Nuclear Center.

Thus, in the base year (1986), for the Washington site, Bx = 1.0/1.0, where (PWR/BWR) is the order of presentation.

For the Nevada site, Bx = 0.857/0.898, for the South Carolina site Bx = 1.667/1.560, as shown in Table 2.1 of the summary.

The spreadsheet calculations, which are too voluminous to present here, are summarized in Tables B.1 through B.6, for the years 1986 and 1988 and for each of the three sites. Recalculation of the costs for burial is based on the same inventory of radioactive wastes as was postulated in the 1986 and 1978-80 analyses.

Using the 1988 price schedules for the three sites, and dividing the calculated burial costs at each site by the Washington site burial costs calculated for the year 1986, results in 1988 values for Bx at each of the three sites, as listed in Table 2.1 of the summary.

l As other low-level radioactive waste burial sites come into service in the various interstate compacts, values for Bx will be calculated using the price schedules for each of those sites, and will be incorporated into subsequent issues of this report.

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.n TABLE B.1 BURIAL COSTS AT THE WASHINGTON SITE REFERENCE PWR (1986 DOLLARS)

ACTIVATED CRANE CASK SLINGS LI!ER DOSE RRIAL DISP 95E MATERIAL SURCHARCE HANDLING (SPEIIAL)

ORIE RATE

_CMARGE COST l

VESSE. 3ALL 28864 27284 8

56544 186224 94820 313535 VESSEL HEAD & BOTTOM S

28720 8

8 8

99000 128320 FPER CORE SLFPORT ASSM S

2872 8

5 5154 9000 17908 UPPER StPPORT COLLAtt 8

2872 8

5 5154 9988 17988 UPPER CORE BARREL 8

1436 8

2981 6351 4908 15744 UPPER CORE GRID PLATE e

3598 8

11898 15878 12458 43816 QJIDE TUBE 5 0

4308 9

9 5345 14948 24593 LOWER CORE BARREL 8

22976 0

155998-181617 79000 388278 i

THERMAL SHIELDS S

4308 5

31173 19853 14948 89474 CORE SHRDUD e

2872 8

857474 12782 9988 993002 LOWER GRID PLATE e

3598 e

187777 15878 12458 139894 LOWER SLPPORT COLLAss S

718 8

3086 3176 2498 9470 T

LOWER CORE FORGING S

7898 0

15772 34931 27398 86091 M

MISC INTERNALS S

$744 8

11583 25404 19920 82571 BIO SHIELD CONCRETE e

e e

S e

821584 821584 REACTOR CAVITY LINER S

S 5

5 8

12749 12749 REACTOR COOLANT PLMPS 65532 8

e e

e 194588 178112 PRESSURIZER 13054 5

0 0

0 89640 192994 R.Hz,ENx, SLAP PUlF, CAVITY PLMP S

S S

S S

9980 9980 PRESSURIZER RELIEF TANK 1199 9

0 0

8 29889 30909 SAFETY INJEITION ACCLM TANKS 24154 S

S S

S 99008 123754 STEAM GEMERATORS 249417 5

S S

S 531914 781331 3

REACTOR C00LANT PIPING 18568 0

0 0

0 82178 98730 REMAINING CONTAM. MATLS S

e s

e 8

1389936 13sesse l

CONTAMINATED MATRL OTHR R.D e

8 0

8 8

11879840 11879848 j

FILTER CARTRIDGES e

4308 e

9322 20063 7844 40137 j

SPENT RESINS S

14368 0

35889 55957 49808 155056 CDIEJSTIiLE 9ASTES S

43800 0

0 0

252113 295193 EVAPORATOR BOTTDMS S

67492 S

S 84931 234000 386443 TOTAL FTR 396691 248428 9

1108817 584386 15728932 17989834

TABLE B.1 BURIAL COSTS AT THE WASHINGTON SITE (cont.)

REFERENCE BWR (1986 DOLLARS)

ACTIVATED CRAIE CASK SLING 5 LIBER DOSE RNtIAL DISPOSE.

MATERIAL SURCHARGE HANDLING (SPECIAL)

C1stIE RATE CKiAIE COST STEAM SEPARATOR S

20194 8

21381 119335 8790 199255 FUEL StFPORT & PIEES S

19952 8

8 39135 4407 53E04 CONTROLRODS/INCORES S

5744 5

47074 32000s 13197 388815 CONTROL RCDS QJIDES S

0616 8

8 19735 asil 31805 JET PLAFS S

28728 8

31799 870ses 12326 742755 TOP FUEL QJIDES 8

51896 8

188191 12seess 21115 1305853 CORE SUPPORT PLATE 8

22258 8

s 50990 sees 82934 CORE SHROUD 0

189528 5

1392384 170580s 41334 3319218 REACTOR VESSEL WALL 16968 15796 5

8 3818s 7947 75098 3

SAC SHIB.D 48568 5

0 9

8 79132 127992 REACT. WATER REC 35871 0

8 8

8 77309 113281 SAC SHIELD 137961 5

0 9

8 272895 410587 OTHER PRIMARY CONTAINlENT 5

8 8

9 8

3199263 3109263 CONTAINM. ATWCSPHERIC 889 0

8 8

9 42208 43094 tp HIGH PRESStRE CORE SPRAY 4489 8

5 0

s 14948 19429 l

b LDT PRESSLEE CORE SPRAY 1394 S

S S

S 8790 19184 REACTOR H_DG CLOSED CDOLING 2683 5

0 8

8 28137 30328 REACTOR CDRE ISO COOLING 694 0

0 S

S 11429 12123 RESIDUAL HEAT R910 VAL 12768 9

0 0

3 54531 87291 l

POOL LINES & RACKS 51514 8

e s

s 33583s 386544

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CDNTANINATED CONCRETE 9509 8

5 e

e 381642 391151 l

OTHER REACTOR BUILDING S

S S

S S

1247739 1247739 TURBINF 127872 8

8 5

e 1236335 1363408 NUCLEAR STEAM CONDENSATE 18432 8

8 e

s 319153 337625 LOW PRESSLRE FEEDWATER HEATERS 139868 9

8 8

5 640047 787957 MAIN STEAM 4683 8

e e

p 82449 67132 WOISTURE SEPARATOR RENEATERS 85652 8

8 e

s 828725 714377 j

REACTOR FEEDeATER PLAFS 8943 0

0 8

9 179500 179533 HIGH PRESSURE FEEDIATER PltFS 27554 5

e e

e lessee 133952 OTHER TG ELDG 8

8 8

8 3

4270048 4270048 l

RAD WASTE ELDC 8

8 8

8 8

2114782 2114702

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REACTDR H.DG 8

45952 e

e s

272059 318811 TGILDG S

38156 8

e s

184198 214354 RAD WASTE & CONTROL 5

27284 8

5 e

150975 188259 i

CONCENTRATOR BOTTDMS S

161558 8

8 153098 588258 875098 GTHER 8

43798 8

8 4911 151000 200599 i

4 TOTAL BeR 735508 572246 8

1598788 4404866 16809784 23901894 i

TABLE B.2 BURIAL COSTS AT THE WASHINGTON SITE REFERENCE PWR (1988 OOLLARS)

ACTIVATED CRANE CASK SLINGS LINER DOSE RRIAL DISPOSAL mTERIAL SURCHARGE HANDLING (SPEIIAL)

CURIE RATE CMAGE CSST YESSEL 9ALL 29671 45600 9

62715 144400 112488 304081 VESSB. EAD & BOTTUM 8

22000 0

8 8

118480 14 MIS LPPER CCRE SLPPCRT ASSW 8

2200 8

8 4778 11848 19018 UPPER SUPPCRT CCLtRM e

2200 0

0 4778 11848 10010 (PPER CCRE BARREL 8

2480 5

3306 ISSN 59N 21626 UPPER CCRE GRID RATE S

6000 0

12295 25000 14000 58095 GUIDE TUBE 3 0

3300 s

e 4482 17700 25542 LCfER CDRE BARREL 8

38480 0

172599 168000 947N 465719 THERML SHIELDS 8

7288 8

34488 30000 17700 89448 CDRE SHROLD e

4800 e

738f79 20000 11840 774719 LCVER GRID RATE B

8000 0

119178 25800 14800 184978 LCTER SUPPORT CDt.ltei 9

1200 8

3417 5800 2900 12577 i

LDTER CORE FCRGING 13200 8

17495 55800 32580 118256 j

WISC INTERNALS 5

9000 0

12759 40000 23685 08039 BIG SHIELD CONCRETE s

e e

e s

730816 73ee16 l

REACTOR CAVITY LIuER e

f e

s 8

15155 15155 REACTOR CDOLANT PLM S 65787 8

e S

5 1243N 190187 PRESSURIZER 13224 0

5 8

8 196568 119784 R.Hu,EPs,$ LAP PULP, CAVITY PLAP 5

5 5

5 8

11648 11848 PRESSURIZER RELIEF TAM 1151 e

e e

e 355N 36671 SAFETY INJECTION ACCUW TA RS 24324 8

e S

5 118480 142724 STEM GENERATORS 259997 0

0 0

5 632315 882412 REACTCR C00LANT PIPING 16708 0

3 3

5 97880 114308 j

j REMAINING CUMT M. MTLS a

e e

f 0

1557197 1557197 j

CCNTmINATED MTRL OTHR ELD E

8 5

5 0

14122219 14122219 FILTER CARTRIDGES S

3300 e

19338 18522 9324 41484 l

SPENT RESIMS 5

24000 e

39780 84868

-59288 187780 CCESTIa.E 9ASTES e

33000 s

e 5

299705 332700 EVAPCRATUR BOTTCWS 5

51700 g

9 63708 278248 393848 TDTAL PWR 400962 276100 8

1226444 675452 19897846 21278004 L

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TABLE B.2 BURIAL COSTS AT THE WASHINGTON SITE (cont.)

REFERENCE BWR (1988 DOLLARS)

ACTIVATED CRANE CASK SLINGS LINER DOSE IUtIAL DISPBSAL ETERIAL SURCHARGE HANDLINC (SPECIAL)

CURIE RATE CHARGE C95T STEAN SEPARATOR 5

33888 0

23889 291200 19449 350038 FUEL SLFPORT & PIECES 8

18888 e

s

-5320e 5239 75239 CONTROL RODS /INCORES s

9888 8

EN74 325000 15888 397382 CONTROL RCDS QJIDES 5

8888 8

9 18722 4174 29588 JET PLAFS e

48000 8

3518e 810 set 14862 787812 TOP REL QJIDES W

88488 8

117778 199A000 25181 1327277 CORE SUPPORT PLATE 5

17958 e

s 485*8 11514 7711e CORE SHROUD e

168000 0

1539720 1792006 49138 3548058 i

REACTOR VESSEL WALL 17435 12190 8

0 34452 8377 72384 l

SAC SHIB.D 48857 0

8 g

8 94089 142928 REACT. WATER REC 35978 5

e s

8 91997 127974 l

SAC SHIELD 138788 5

8 0

8 324081 482049 I

GTHER PRIMARY CONTAINMENT S

S 5

0 0

3898152 3090152 CONTAI!81. ATICSPHERIC 931 5

5 0

8 58172 Elles HIGH PRESSURE CCRE SPRAY 4531 0

0 0

0 17788 22291 LOW PRES $U:E CORE SPRAY 1418 9

5 S

S 19449 11884 REACTOR E DG CLOSED C00 LING 2747 0

0 0

0 33448 38195 REACTOR CORE ISO COOLING 718 e

s e

e 1355G 14352 i

RESIDUAL HEAT REW0 VAL 12909 8

8 0

0 84824 77733 PDOL LINES & RACKS 51833 8

5 8

5 390288 458181 CONTAMINATED CONCRETE 9848 8

8 8

8 453679 483528 CTHER REACTOR BLIILDING S

9 0

0 0

1483258 1483258 TURBINE 128383 8

8 8

9 1489699 1590002 NUCLEAR STEAM CONDENSATE 18887 5

8 e

e 379442 396129 LOW PRESSURE FEEDWATER HEATERS 148751 8

8 8

9 778379 911121 MAIN STEAM 4747 8

e s

S 74237 79983 WOISTLRE SEPARATOR REHEATERS 88204 3

5 s

8 747eJe 333804 REACTOR FEEDUATER PLMPS 9155 5

5 9

9 292790 211?45 HICH PRES $URE FEEDWATER PLAPS 27724 5

e 8

0 128481 154285 GTHER TG ILDG G

8 0

g 8

5679992 5879992 RAD WASTE R DG S

S 5

5 9

2513958 2513958 REACTcR E DG e

35298 5

0 0

322884 357984 TG RDG e

23198 8

e 5

217372 240472 RAD WASTE & CONTROL 8

29998 0

8 5

187857 200587 CONCENTRATOR BOTTOMS e

123758 8

e lleese 808088 940848 OTHER 8

33558 0

0 3877 189500 217787 l

TOTAL BrR 741557 834858 0

1788419 4428785 19811821 27377013

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TABLE R.3 BURIAL COSTS AT THE MEVADA SITE REFERENCE PWR (1986 DOLLARS)

ACTIVATO DinNE CASR SLIses LImat De5E 58t18L 81785E IIATERIAL SURCm8 E 144mDLING (SPECIAL)

CURIE MTE CmAE COST VESSEL MLL 20e13 35172 e

sis 13 1272 M 78018 3t7mf VESSEL E AD & BOTTau e

31798 e

e e

cases 11430s UPPER CDRE SUPPORT ASSN s

317e e

e 5441 8244 18881 LPPER SLPPDRT CRIABI

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3176 e

e 5441 32e4 least LPPER CDRE BARREL e

158e 8

3240 07s4 4122 18882 LPPER MRE GRID PLATE e

39M e

liste 187H 18386 42982 GJIDE TUBE 3 e

4764 e

e 5646 12398 227M LDsER CDIE IWIREL e

25400 e

186871 187250 86062 30 eses TTMIAL SHIELDS e

4764 s

$3144 28111 12308 79e85 CDRE SHROLD 8

317e e

755085 13es7 8244 73sMS LDUER OtID PLATE e

3975 e

114888 18759 18385 140008 LDUER StPPORT CRIAsl 8

794 s

3304 3352 2081 9611 g

LDsER CDRE FDRGING V

873c e

1720e 3eeM 22071 8680s 1CSC INTG 4ALS e

6352 e

1254e 29015 16408 e2284 BID SHIELD CD4CRFTE s

e e

e e

514420 514428 REACTDR CAVITY LINER e

e e

e e

18662 18582 REACTDR CDDLMT MAPS 6570s s

e e

s 98582 152388 PRESSURIZER 13212 e

e e

s 74198 87405 R.Ms,EHm,$lar RAF CAVITY PtesP e

e e

e e

e244 s244 PRESSURIZG RELIEF Tant lies e

e s

24732 25ess SAFETY I4JECTID4 ACCtes TANRS 24312 e

e e

s 8244s 185752 STEAnd GEDUtATORS 25eme e

e e

e 448271 sess19 REACTOR CDDLANT FIPInc losee e

3 e

s 98813 M711 RBIAINING CONTAll. WTLS e

e s

9 8

18e4251 18e8251 CDNTAssINATED IIATE DTHR RD e

e e

e s

9888572 9888872 FILTER CARTRIDE 3 e

4784 s

18144 2esM 9492 49em SPENT RESINS e

15ees e

asses sese2 41228 150812 CO M USTIR E WASTE 3 e

470es e

e e

20esM flesN EVAPORATOR 80TTDe6 e

74838 s

e seees 1987M 300000 TDTAL PTR essess 274724 5

1177008

$4758s 13819857 1643 N e5

TABLE B.3 BURIAL COSTS AT THE NEVADA SITE (cont.)

REFERENCE BWR (1986 DOLLARS)

ACTIVATE CRANE Ca Su =5 ue sesE m I4L el m set te4TERIAL SURCHARGC HANDLING (SPECIAL)

CltiTE NATE CMAAGE CSST STEAM SEFARATDR s

22232 e

22n1 251258 7275 3essed FIEl. SUPPORT & PIEIES e

11116 s

8 499N 3s48 sises CDNTRIR. RODS /INCDRE*>

S 6352 3

49992 342ess Istrs esses 7 CDNTRol RODS GUIDES e

9528 e

s Seefe 2006 33N8 JET Pters e

3170s S

344M sesses leN2 758442 TCP FU3. E'IDE3 s

5716e e

115747 122480s 17477 141e397 CDRE StFPORT PLATE e

24614 e

e 53ese 8817 asees CDRE SHR9tB e

11119s e

14733es 1792855 34213 3418733 REACTDR VESSEL TALL 17482 17468 e

e 3 ele 7 5833 78000 SAC SHIB.D 48836 e

e 4

s 65400 114335 REACT. SAT B REC 35975 e

e s

8 64s54 lessN SAC SHIELS 13e73s e

e e

e

'.m seeses DTHER PRIaAARY CONTAItaOT s

s e

e s

673571 2573671 CD"TAIInf. ATWOSPHERIC 928 8

s e

e 34e34 35482 to PIGH PRESSLNE CDRE SPRAT 4528 e

e s

8 12356 Nest b

LDs PRESSURE CDRE SPRAY 1414 s

e e

s 7275 8000 REACTDR R.DG CLDSG CCDLING 2742 e

e s

3 23290 29831 REACTDR CDRE ISD CDDLING 714 e

e e

s 9ees le174 RE3IDUAL HEAT REMOVAL 12998 e

e S

5 45135 50834 PDR. LINE3 & RACKS 51818 e

e e

e 277385 32911e CCNTAlf1 NATO CONCRETE 9824 8

8 e

s 315a00 325713 DTHER REACTDR BlJILDING 8

e e

e e

1832767 1832757 TURBINE 129215 e

e e

e 182332s 1151543 NUCLEAR STEAas CDNDetSATE 196c8 e

e e

s se420s ze2ees LDs PRE 35LsE FEIDe#TER KATDt$

14s087 e

e e

e 535308 e77053 IAAIN STEAss 4742 e

e e

s Elses 56432 l

IEISTLRE SEFARATDR RENEATERS 861c4 e

e e

s s2 pees essEST j

REACTDR FEDWATER PLAPS 9148 s

e e

e 141195 138838 HIGH PRE 3SLRE FEDeATER Pt4PS 27712 e

s 8

8 88057 115T75 DTHER TG B.DG S

e e

e e

353ss27 353Ee27 RAD WASTE R.DG e

8 8

e 8

171s9N 17584N REACTUR R.DG e

58816 s

3 e

220481 777297 TO ILDG e

33346 e

e s

152ses les13e RAD WASTE & CDWTRCL e

3e172 8

8 e

131954 182114 CUNCGTRATDR BCTTDIES 5

179655 5

8 1623N 883725 088805 DT'4R S

48434 e

e 5163 125721 17e318 TDTAL BsR 741126 632818 8

1896638 4658832 13790189 21520est

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TABLE 8.4 BURIAL COSTS AT THE NEVADA SITE REFERENCE PWR (1988 DOLLARS)

ACTIVATED CAME CASK SLINGS LINDt DCSE RRIAL DISPB5AL teATEFIAL SURCHARGE MANOLING (SPECIAL)

CURIE RATE CunaE C357 VESSEL 8ALL 29613 45688 8

62T18 14440s 18770s 3000g1 V GSEL HEAD & BCTim 8

22088 8

8 8

113448 135440 UTER CDfE SLFPDRT ASSN 8

4888 8

8 7758 11344 leses (FPDt 3tPPDRT CRIAsl 8

4898 8

8 2758 11344 18004 LFPER CC=E BARREL 8

24M 8

3306 goes 5672 20378 LFFDt tm4 GRID ftATE 8

Osse 8

12295 22588 1418s 54975 CUIDE TU8E3 8

7208 8

8 1896 17816 25012 LDER CDRE BARIEL e

3840s e

172599 144888 90752 446751 THDesAL SHIELDS e

7298 0

34488 27988 17916 85704 CCRE SHR0tD 8

4888 8

738879 leseS 11344 772223 LOWDI GRID PLATE 8

8088 8

119178 22588 leise 161054 LDWER SlFPCRT CDLitel 8

1200 8

3417 4588 2e38 11953 LCTER CORE FDRGING S

13298 8

17495 49500 31196 111391 WISC INTERets 8

960s 8

12759 38888 22688 81847 BIG 56!! ELD CDNOETE 8

8 8

8 8

787898 M7005 REACTOR CAYITY LINER S

8 8

8 8

145N 145N REACTCR CCOLANT Pters 65768 8

8 8

8 119112 18480s PRE 35tRIZER 13212 8

8 8

8 182896 115358 R.Ns,EHz, SLAP IU P, CAVITY IU P e

8 8

8 9

11344 11344 PRESStRIZER RELIEF TANK 1148 8

8 8

8 34832 alles SAFETY INJECTION ACCLAI TANG 24312 8

8 8

8 113448 137752 STEAAf CDIDtATURS 250048 8

8 8

8 8858N 855s74 REACTUR CCRANT PIPING 16698 8

8 8

9 93588 1182e6 RDIAINING CDNTAtl. IAATLS 8

8 8

8 8

1491963 1491963 CCNTAaIINATED le& Tit OTHR ILD 8

8 8

8 8

13530613 13530812 FILTER CARTRIDGE 3 8

7288 8

18338 8467 8t33 34938 SPENT RESIMS 8

24888 8

39738 650sf 567N 185500 CDM8USTIILE 9ASTES S

33ses e

8 8

2s7145 3N145 EVAPORATDR BGTTDt6 8

112800 8

8 00825 266584 44 eses TUTAL ITR 400000 359200 8

1226444 618889 17914554 28518805

TABLE B.4 BURIAL COSTS AT THE NEVADA SITE (cont.)

REFERENCE BWR (1988 DOLLARS)

ACTIVATO CRANE CASE SLINGS LINER DeSE DJRIAL DISP 85dl WTERIAL SURCHARCE MANDLING (SPECIAL)

ClRIE STATE CNe8E CEST STEM SEPARATDR 8

33ess e

236s9 20128s 18811 35000s FUEL SLFPORT & PITIE 3 5

16ess e

3 5328s EsN 75sas CDMTROLR7dINCERE3 8

980s e

EN74 3efees 15831 418185 l

CDETROL RDDS EJIDES s

leaes e

e le728 Sees 351N JET PLAFS 8

esses e

3518s steeN 1403e FU18e TCP FUL ELIDE 5 8

864ss s

117778 1224ess 24049 1452225 CDRE ST PCRT PLATE 8

372es e

e 43217 11832 9144e CCRE SHRDLD e

198888 8

15397N 1792ess 4N7e 354s79e REACTUR VE358. WALL 17482 2640s s

e 3e878 esas mese SAC SHIELD 49e36 e

e e

s Se1N 13se84 REACT. WATER REE 35973 e

e e

e sales 124113 SAC SHIB.D 13e73s s

8 8

8 318ee5 4eetis O',Ot PRIMARf CCNTAIpeOT s

e e

e e

3541313 3541318 CDNTAINu ATWCSPHERIC 92e 8

s e

s 40s78 assee HIGH PRE 3$UtE CDRE SPRAY 4528 5

e s

s IN16 21544 LDs PRESSURE CCRE SPRAY 1414 8

s 5

e les!I fl4N REACTCR ILD0 OMED CODLING 2742 s

e e

e 32847 34708 KACTUR CCRE ISD CDDLING 714 8

s e

5 1381T 13731 RE3IDUAL HEAT RBsDVAL 1289e e

e e

s 8218e 75es7 PS I *.1 2 & RACKS 51818 e

s e

s 381504 43 esse CDNTAMINAT G CDNCRETE 9824 e

s 8

8 434874 444488 CTHER REACTOR BUILDING e

s 8

e e

14211N 14211N TLRBINE 128215 e

e s

8 1400131 158 0 86 ftJCLEAR STEM CONDDISATE leets 8

s 8

8 3e3647 as2215 LDs PROGURE ?*Ds4 tut HEATDts 14sse7 e

s e

s 73essT s78785 MIe STEAal 4742 e

s 8

8 71127 71888 WOISTUIE SEPARATDs REKATDts 86164 s

8 8

s Titees sp2254 REACTCR FEDeATER PtarS 81**

s s

e 5

198294 2dee34 HIGH PRESSLRE FEEBATUt PlaPS 27T12 e

s 8

e 121182 lessee DTHUtTGILDG e

s 8

8 8

48843s7 4084887 RAD WASTE ILDG e

e s

8 2400843 Seessee REACTDR R.DG S

3520s s

S 8

308194 3413e4 TG ILDG s

2318e e

e e

208782 228892 RAD WASTE 1 CDNTRtl

?

28000 s

s 8

1783st 199288 CCNCENTRATDR BCTTDtIS e

27000s e

s 143Ese Gaeles 1851 ass CTHER S

73289 s

e 2375 172996 288671 TOTAL BBR 741126 862808 s

1788419 4619N2 18975089 30887445

TABLE B.5 BURIAL COSTS AT THE SOUTH CAROLINA SITE REFERENCE PWR (1986 DOLLARS)

ACTIVATED CIWEE CAsst SLING 5 LItEK De5E matI4L DIsent te4TERI4L SURCHAAGE ManDLImo (SPECIAL)

CURIE MATE DeMeE CO5T VE3SEL e4LL 3460s 28000 8

714488 8

18edes estees VESSEL HEAD A NTTou e

20000 8

8 8

Illess ideam LPPER CDRE StPPORT ASSN e

2ees s

8 8

112es least UPPER SUPPORT CDLlael 5

2005 8

8 8

1120s lesse LPPER CDE BAR4EL 8

14e8 8

37908 8

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35es e

15 sees 8

14ess 187ess GUIDE TLSES 8

4NS S

E818e 8

18ess TTles LDBER CDIE 94 RIEL 8

22488 8

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420e e

3000es e

leses 3818es CURE SHRDLC 8

2000 8

81 esses e

112e5 81140es LDeER GRID PLATE e

350s 8

130essc 8

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7ee 8

36608 8

2ess deegs

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LOWER CDRE FDRGIIIG S

7700 5

163485 8

3eeps 2 esses y

MISC INTERMLS e

5000 0

12980s 8

22485 14eees BIO SHIELD CD4 CRETE e

8 8

8 s

8 esses cessee REACTOR CAVITY LINER S

8 8

e 8

14338 losee REACTDR CDDLANT PtRPS 36848 8

8 8

e 117005 154448 PRESSURIZER 960s 8

8 8

8 100000 119405 R.Hz,EHz,$l2P Pter, CAVITY PJ8' 8

8 8

8 8

1120s 11285 i

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8 8

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8 8

8 11200s 1266N STEAnd CDIERATDRS 134848 8

8 8

8 588138 732904 REACTOR CDDLANT PIPIll:

12785 e

8 8

8 92408 1e5105 RDeAINING CDNTM. MATLS e

8 8

8 8

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8 8

8 8

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4288 s

13500s 8

88N 140sN i

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608088 8

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8 8

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43576-435794 SUBTDTAL FTR CDSTS 24081 242208 8

1129060s 8

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52pges e

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9990 0

315858 8

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529958 8

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116750 e

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295?se 8

7198 246318 j

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9 9

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8 8

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S S

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S S

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29485 9

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47795 5

5 8

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0 9

8 8

35816 35616

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ACTIVATED CRANE CASE SLINGS LINER DESE Rat 1AL DISPe54.

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7144ep 6

134218 924088 VE3SEL IEAD 1 BOTTDM S

4eeps 0

108000 8

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14123 N1N UPPER SUPPORT CDLlass 8

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lesef 5

141N 201N LFPER CURE BARREL 8

2008 e

370es 8

7984 desse LFPER CDRE GRID PLATE 8

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158850 8

17988 172See GUIDE TUBE 5 5

6888 e

56100 8

21192 83N2 LDWER CDRE BARREL 8

32008 s

L1240se 8

113924 1988e24 THDet4L SHIELDS S

880s e

3 esses 5

21192 387192 CDRE SHRDUD 8

4808 8

Sissese 8

141N 81181N LOWER GRID PLATE 8

5088 8

1000000 8

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leef 8

36500 8

3532 41832 LOWER CDRE FURGING S

lisse 0

165000 8

30852 214862 N

MISC INTUMALS S

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120008 9

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5 5

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80150?

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8 d

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8 8

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5 e

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9 8

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0 8

8 141200 150008 l

STEAM GENERATDRS 134640 8

8 8

8 7545e8 880354 REACTDR CDDLANT PIPING 13405 e

S 8

9 118556 129861 i

RDeAINING CDN'Atl. MILS S

S S

5 6

1856115 1856115 CCNTAMINATED MATR. DTHR ELD s

e s

s e

18851243 16851243 FILTER CARTRIDGES 8

6ees 8

135ese e

111M 1521N SPENT RE3 INS 8

28888 8

eesses 8

79648 eessee CCW9USTIILE WASTE 3 8

68888 8

15 eses e

357615 567615 EVAPDRATOR BDTTDtG e

94800 8

235000 0

332988 9 Fleet PUST TWI-2 ADDITIDMS S

S

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S 549805 549845

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TDTAL FTR CDSTS 36197945

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529285 8

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315855 9

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529888 8

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8 40000 8

498855 9

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1353085 9

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31588 8

136255 9

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148eM S

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0 9

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5 S

S 195045 129398 i

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8 8

9 306F54 482514 STIER PPluANY C91tTAIIRENT S

S S

S S

4415335 4415338 CONTAllet. ATURSPMERIC 2SN 8

8 9

9 M852 61552 RICH PRE 3SL5IE CORE SPRaf 3638 9

5 8

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9 12539 13eet RE)C191t EDC CL959 C98LIIIC 3938 8

8 8

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5 5

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5 9

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8 8

8 8

ITM132 ITM132 j

TURBINE 75988 8

8 8

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NUELEAR STEAll C91sD015 ATE ISTN 5

5 8

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5 S

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S 9

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8 8

9 9

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188880 8

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42500 0

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S S

S S

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10. SUPf*t ( Mt N T A8t Y NOli b Supercedes NUREG-1307 dated July 1988 II. Abbi H ACI (100 wowe.e est One 6f.the requirements placed upon nuclear power reactor licensees by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatcry Commission (NRC) is for the licensees to periodically adjust the estimate of the cost of decommissioning their plant, in dollars of the current year, as part of the process to provide reasonable assurance that adequate funds for decommissioning will be available when needed. This report, which is scheduled to be revised annually, contains the development of a fonnula for escalating decom-missioning cost estimates that is acceptable to the NRC, and contains values for the escalation of radioactive waste burial costs, by site and by year. The licensees may use the formula, the coefficients, and the burial escalation factors from this report in their escalation analysis, or may use an escalation rate at l

least equal to the escalation approach presented herein.

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