ML20034C778
| ML20034C778 | |
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| Site: | Fort Saint Vrain |
| Issue date: | 04/25/1990 |
| From: | PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF COLORADO |
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ABNORMAL-RADI0 ACTIVE GAS RELEASE FROM PLANT t
DISCUSSION OF SYMPTOMS SYMPTOMS
'1.1 Reactor Bui'iding Ventilation Exhaust Noble Gas Activity 4
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RIS-7324-1 I-03A, 3-6.
RIS-7324-2 I-03A,- 1-7.
This-is the primary indication of concentrations of mixed I
noble gas releases.
All-gas exhausted from'the Reactor q
Building; passes through the ventilation system and past 1
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j 1.2-Reactor Building Ventilation Exhaust Particulate / Iodine
.i Activity High.
RIS-73437-1, RIS-73437-2, I-01C, 2-1, 4
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releases. All gas exhausted from-the Reactor Building
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vent monitor.
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~1.3 Activity Monitors HioS RIS-6314-1 & -2, I-01C, 5-3.
These activity mon _itors detect concentrations of mixed noble gases at the-discharge of the gas waste-blowers.
i Upon detection of activity at the discharge of the' gas waste _ blowers, diversion valves in the gas waste blower suction line will divert the flow to the gas waste vacuum
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1.4 Any Release In Excess Of Linits Set Forth On The I
Authorization Form For The Release Of Radioactive Wastes.
Each planned discharge of rac'ioactive material must be specifically approved and docamented'on an authorization form (see Administrative Procedure P-3).
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authorization may set specific limits on quantities and/or i
radiation levels. The discharge should be terminated if any of the stipulations of the authorization form are not met.
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DISCUSSION OF OPERATOR ACTION OPERATOR ACTION 2.1 Ensure that flow to the gas waste blowers has been diverted to the gas waste vacuum tank.
When a Stack Monitor. or a Gas Waste Blower Monitor trips, the suction of the Gas Waste Blowers is automatically diverted to the Vacuum Tank because the_ inputs to the-Blowers have a potential for containing radioactive gases.
The operator serves as back up to the automatic action.
2.2 Ensure FV-6351 clo' sed.
I FV-6351' is used only for making authorized gas waste _
releases from the Gas Waste Surge Tanks. In the event of a Stack Monitor trip,-FV-6351 should trip closed automatically to prevent ~ compounding _the: release..-The operator acts as a backup in this case.
If a release is inadvertently being made in excess of the limits set forth.
on the authorization form for a gas waste release, the a
operator must manually terminate the release.
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Evacuate reactor building and sound radiological' alarm.
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exposure as low as reasonably achievable, personnel should-
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Reactor Building to perform corrective or lifesaving i
action should don protective devices (Anti-C's,' Scott Air l
Pack, etc.) prior to re-entry.
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2.4 Direct operator to attempt to isolate / remedy radiation source.
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. prompt operator' action can greatly reduce the extent of the problem. The following systems were_ identified as the-most likely and extensive sources of potential' leakage; s
however they are not the only possibilities._ The i
operator's knowledge of plant systems, conditions, and his-ingenuity in spotting indications of unusual conditions.
are important factors in-troubleshooting the situation and isolating _the source of activity. Experience has shown l-the buffer helium system to be a possible source of.High Activity..
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2,6 Ensure CAS reports personnel accountability.
Initiate search, if necessary.
This will insure that all personnel are safe and accounted-for or whether a search for missing persons needs to be started.
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