ML20024A576
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| Site: | Dresden  |
| Issue date: | 05/11/1983 |
| From: | Scott D COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. |
| To: | Harold Denton Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| 81-264, EPIP-300-12, NUDOCS 8306210357 | |
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EPIP 300 EMERGENCY MEASURES e
300-1 Initial Notifications and GSEP Responses (Primary Responsibility - Station Director)
Rev. 4 3/83 300-C1 Nuclear Accident Reporting System Form Rev. 2 5/81 (Primary Responsibility - Station Director) 300-T1 -
Table,of Conditions Requiring Post-Accident Lineup of the High Radiation Sampling System and Use of Post-Accident Sampling Procedures
- Rev. 0 5/82 300-2 On-Going Emergency Communications-Rev. 1 3/81 (Primary Responsibili,ty - Station Director) 300-3 Assembly and Evacuation of Personnel Rev. 2
'4/82 (Primary Responsibility - Operations Director) _ _ _
300-4 Emergency Dose Limits and Radiological Controls._ Rev. 0 7/80 for Rescue and Recovery Operations (Primary Responsibility - Rad / Chem Director) 300-5 Emergency Treatment of Injured Personnel (Primary Responsibility - Operations Director) _
_Rev. 2 5/81
-300 Survey of Injured Personnel Rev.U 7/80 (Primary Responsibility - Rad / Chem Director)
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( d *300-7 Personnel Decontamhation (Medical -
- Rev. I 1/83 - - - -
Decontamination Area) (Primary ' Responsibility
- Rad / Chem Director) 300-8 Post-Accident Sampling of Primary Containment Rev. 2 -
5/82 --
Atmosphere (Primary Responsibility - Rad / Chem Director) 300-9 Post-Accident Sampling of Reactor Coolant
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10/82 (Primary Responsibility - Rad / Chem Director)
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300-10 Post-Accident Sampling and Release Rate Rev. 2 11/82 Determination of Radiciodices and Particulates ---
(Primary Responsibility - Rad / Chem Director) 300-11 Post-Accident Noble Gas Release Rate Determina-clon (Primary Responsibility - Rad / Chem Director) Rev. 2 12/82 300-12 Initiation of Environmental Monitoring Activities Rev. 1 5/83 by the Rad / Chem Director l-
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EPIP 300 EMERGENCY MEASURES (Cont'd) 300-14 Estimation of Off-Site Dose From an Unplanned Rev. 1 12/82 Release of Radioactive Effluents (Primary Responsibility - Rad / Chem Director) 300-15 Deploymen' of the Eber11ne SAM-2 Stabilized Rev. 1 3/81 Assay Meter (Primary Responsibility - Rad / Chem Director)
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MAY111983 1
EPIP 300-12 Revision 1 May 1983 INITIATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING ACTIVITIES BY THE RAD./ CHEM. DIRECTOR
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PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to describe actions by the Rad./ Chem.
Director for initiation of environmental monitoring efforts and coordination of Environs Group activities until such duties are assumed by a designated Environs Director.
B.
REFERENCES 1.
Generic GSEP Tables 4.2-8 Rad / Chem Director 4.3-5 Environmental Director 4.4-1 Environs ~ Director 4.4 Environs Group.
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EG-1 Coordination of Environs group act,1vities by the Environs Director.
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EG'-14 Radioanalytical analysis at the EOF.
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EG-18 Airborne Iodine-131 measurement at the EOF.
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PREREQUISITES
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The Environs Group under. supervision of the Rad./ Chem. or Environs Directors will consist-of qualified individuals from Commonwealth Edison and contractors designated to assist the group. Typically, outside contractors will consist of the Radiological Monitoring Contractor, the Meteorological Monitoring Contractor and other Special Environmental Contractor personiel.
D.
PRECAUTIONS In the event that radiation levels at or beyond the site boundary are suspected to be significantly elevated, personnel performing radiation surveys will require dosimetry such as film badges and pocket dosimeters to ascertain their accumulated radiation exposure.
E.
LIMITATIONS AND ACTIONS 1.
At the discretion of the Station Director or Rad./ Chem. Director, an Environs Group may be activated-during GSEP conditions involving a Hazardous material (including Radiological) accident suspected of affecting areas'outside of the plant facility.
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Initiation of environmental sampling activities and direction
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3.
If radiation levels at the site boundary are significantly elevated, initial emphasis will be placed upon determination of off-site radiation levels and identification of areas requiring controlled access and/or evacuation.
4.
Emergency dose limits a.
For life saying actions:
75 Rem whole body 200 Rem extremities No limit thyroid b.
For less urgent actions:
25 Rem whole body 100 Rem extremities 125 Rem thyroid F.
PROCEDURE 1.
Establish a team for initiating surveys of areas outside of the Station.which are experiencing or are threatened by a Hazardous material (including Radiological) accident. This team should be dispatched to monitor confirmed releases and verify that no unmonitored releases are occurring.
2.
The Rad./ Chem. or Environs Director will direct the environmental monitoring personnel to perform the following actions as deemed i
necessary:
a.
Obtain fran the Control Room or Meteorological Tower inform-ation as to Wind Speed and Direction. Attachment A and Figure I will aid in the evaluation of downwind areas potentially affected by a release.
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Dispatch teams in such a manner that they approach a suspected plume or release point from the upwind direction while continuously monitoring radiological conditions. Minimal equipment for these personnel should include air samplers and C.P.'s.
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Provide, if possible, alternate routes to enter and exit affected sectors in anticipation of changi weather hPROVED condi tions.
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Position teams as early as practical in potentially affected sectors that may require extended travel times to reach, such as opposite sides of rivers and lakes.
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Establish air sampling equipment in the downwind direction in areas which are already being monitored by existing Fixed Environmental Monitoring Stations.
(See Figure 1 for suggested air sample locations.)
f-If airborne releases have not yet occurred, collect reference samples of grass and soil at or near the periphery of the station.
Documen.t.the sampling. locations.
3.
As the Environs Group is activated and monitoring efforts are expanded, obtain.the following information as deemed appropriate:
(See Attachment B and Figure 2.)
a.
Off-site milk, airborne, surface and water contamination levels.
(1) Air, Land and Vegetation Monitoring.
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(a) Obtain and replace particulate and iodine samples from the Fixed Environmental Monitoring a
Stations.
Initial emphasis will be in downwind areas. Locations of Dresden Environs Stations are given in Attachment B.
Grab samples for particulates and fodines will be taken at 1
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Forward these samples to Dresden Station or to a laboratory designated by the Environs Director for analytical counting.
(b) Obtain soil and sludge samples and forward to Dresden or to a laboratory designated by the Environs Director.
(c) Obtain samples of crops and foodstuffs from the affected areas and forward to Dresden or to a laboratory designated by the Environs Director.-
(2) Water Monitoring.
In the event that water monitoring is required, the Envir'ons Group will assist the U.S. NRC and the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety as follows:
(a) The total activity released to the river and/or ground will be estimated as quickly as possible.
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EP!P 300-12 Revision 1 (b) Control measures will be made at Peoria and other public water intakes as required, and the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety will be advised of l
such actions.
(c) Water sampling stations will be established as neces-sary on the Illinois River. The Coast Guard will lend assistance in collecting off-shore water samples.
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In the case of a ground spill, soil, potable water and ground water samples will be taken in the surrounding area, if possible.
(e) Assistance will be provided to the State and the NR,C in the collection and analysis of samples.
j (3) Milk Monitoring.
As required, the Environs Group will assist the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety in monitoring the local milk l
supply as follows:
(a) Milk sampling stations will be established in affected pastures and milk samples from these stations will be analyzed for 1-131.
(b) Stations showing significant levels of 1-131 will also be sampled for Sr-89, Sr-90 and Cs-137.
.3 (c) Milk samples from upwind quadrants will be spot checked for 1-131.
(d) Cattle feed and pastures grazing grass samples in affected pastures will be sampled, b.
Off-site dose equivalent rates using monit'oring instrumentation.
c.
TLD's from the Fixed Environmental Monitoring Stations for the purpose of detennining integrated radiation exposures at locations described in Attachment B.
d.
Updated Wind Speed, Direction and Temperature Differential infonnation fra the Meteorological Tower located west of the 345 XV Yard (requires a key).
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Control room indication of Wind Speed, Direction and 150 ft. -
35 ft. Temperature Differential located on the 0-1 Back Panel.
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Control room effluent monitor indications.
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On-site Enviror.s Station ARM readings.
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Establish communications with the Corporate Command Center Environmental Of rector.
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Keep the Station Director and the Corporate Command Center Environmental Director infonned as to the progress of the surveys and other activi' ties of the Environs Group organization.
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Request, as necessary, through the Environmental Director:
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Assistance for road blocks and security until State personnel are available.
b.
Canmunications equi' ment as nece'ssary. Telephones, mobile -
p radios and portable radios may be required.
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Required tra'nsportation for personnel.
d.
Sufficient Technical and Non-Technicai personnel to expand the operation as necessary. Existing sources of technical infonnation and support include:
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(2) Murray + Trettel - Meteorological Contractor.
(3) Radiological Assistance Team - DOE Chicago Operations Office.
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(4) Radiation Management Corp.
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Illinois Dept. of Nuclear Safety.
(6) Corps of Engineers.
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G.E. Morris Operation.
(8) Quad Cities Nuclear Power Plant (309) 654-2241.
(9) Zion Nuclear Power Plant (312) 746-2084.
0 (10) Edison Technical Center (312) 531-5000.
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D-20-2/3 Discharge Canal X
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D-32 L. A.W. Well - GE X
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AERIAL DISTANCE AND DIRECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE STATIONS FROM DRESDEN STATION h
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On-site Station #1 0.6 300 b.
On'-site Station #2 0.3 50 c.
On-site Station #3 0.4 180 d.
Collins Road 0.9 260 e.
Bennitt Farm 0.9 60 f.
Pheasant Trail 0.9 140 2.0 180 g.
Clay Products h.
Prairie Park 4.0 230 1.
Coal.Ci ty 7.5 190 j.
Goose Lake Village 3.8 210 k.
Morris 8.0 250 l.
Lisbon 10.0 310 m.
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Joliet 12.5 60 p.
Elwood 8.0 80 q.
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Fish.
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Detailed instructions for locating the Air Particulate Stations i
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D On-site Station #1 - Northwest -
Turn right off of Collins Road just past GE Midwest s
Facility at Corps of Engineers sign.
Follow this road to the dam.
Station is in the fenced area behind the first house on the right.
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0 On-site Station #2 - Northeast -
Station is located approximately 100 yards east of the sewage treatment plant.
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D On-site Station #3 - South -
Station is located approximately % mile south of the gatehouse, next to the silver emergency trailer.
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D Collins Road - Southwest -
1 From the plant, turn west on Collins Road. Go past GE Midwest Facility to access road on the right just before the road leading to the dam. Station is in p)
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D Clay Products - South -
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D Bennitt Farm,- flortheast -
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Ridge Road. Follow Ridge Road to Hansel Road.
l Turn left on Hansel Road for 0.9 miles to Bennitt Road. Turn sosth on Bennitt Road for 1.0 mile te the fannhouse. Station is 150 feet east of the house in the field.,
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D Pheasant Trail - Southeast -
Fran the plant, turn east on Lorenzo Road to Will County Road. Turn north and ge to Pheasant Trail
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Station is located in the poder*line. corridor.
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D Coal City - South -
In Coal City, go on Broadway, past.the Santa Fe tracks to Chestnut Street.. Turn right on Chestr.ut and go to the substation on the left. Monitoring j
station is in the substation.
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0 Goose Lake Village - Southwest Fran the plant, turn west on Lorenzo Road and go to Goese' Leke Road. (Immediately east of Drake's t'-
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Lorenzo Road.
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Cross bridge to Morris on Illinois 47. Turn west at Jefferson Street and go to Nettle Street. Turn north for k mile to the gravel alley on the west side. Station is in the substation at the end of the gravel road.
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D Lisbon - Northwest -
Go north on Illinois 47 for about 8-h miles past Morris to where the highway angles northwest.
Turn sharply south and go to substation J24 on the west side of the road.
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D Minooka - North -
t Go south from I-80 on Ridge Road, '(Minooka Exit), to the first stop sign, (County Road). Turn east and go mile to the center of town. Turn south and go two blocks. Station is in the substation on the left.
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D Channahon - Northeast -
Go west on Route 6 from I-55 to Channahon. Turn south (lef t) on Center Street. Station is about 1 block south on the west side of the street.
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D Joliet - Brandon Road -
Take Illinois 6 east from I-55.
Turn south on Brandon Road. Station is on the east side of Brandon Road, about 1-k miles from Illinois 6.
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D Elwood - East -
From Lorenzo Road and I-55, go north to the first exit (Wilmington exit). Go southeast to Route 53.
Turn north (left) on Route 53 and go to Elwood.
Turn left on St. Louis Street and go to Spencer Street. Turn left on Spencer Street. Station is in the substation on the right.
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D Wilmington - Southeast -
From Lorenzo Road and I-35, go north to the first Turn south (gton exit).
exit (Wilmin Go southeast to Route 53.
right) on Route 53 and go into Wilmington.
Station is in the substation just past the river bridge on the right hand side.
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Mr. Harold R. Denton, Director.
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation j
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.
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Subject:
Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures for Dresden Station Units 1, 2, and 3; NRC Docket Nos. 50-10, 50-237, and 50-249
References:
(a) D. J. Scott letter to H. R. Denton, dated March 12, 1981 (b) Title 10, code of Federal Regulations, Appendix E, i
Part V
Dear Mr. Denton:
Enclosed are ten (10) copies of revisions to Dresden Station Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures.
No return of transmittals is.necessary.
Sincerely, 1
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. Scott Station Superintendent Dresden Nuclear Power Station
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