ML20038A814
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Revision 8 FARLEY NUCLEAR PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING' PROCEDURE FNP-0-EIP-10 S A F - E T Y EVACUATION AND PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY R E L O ^ E D i Approved: JOCUMENT CONTROL CONTROLLED COPY DO NOT REPR DUCE h). WX Plant Manager COPX No,[ Date Issued: d-ftP/ List of Effective Pages Page # Rev. 1 6 2,'4,5 8 3,6,7 7 Fig. 1,2 6 ha Diskette EIP-4 v
FNP-0-EIP-10 VOLUME 14 EVACUATION AND PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY
/~N 1.0 Purpose This procedure describes the action to be taken for the evacuation and accountability of all personnel onsite in the event of an emergency at the Farley Nuclear Plant.
2.0 References 2.1 Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Plant Emergency Plan. 2.2 FNP Operating Manual, Vol. 14, FNP-0-EIP-14, "Re-entry Procedures". 3.0 General - 3.1 For the purposes of site evacuation and personnel accountability, the following locations are designated as assembly areas: the Service Building auditorium and maintenance shop; the Switchouse (Figure 1); and the plant road immediately east of the Daniel Construction Company Office complex (Figure 1). 3.2 A:'. personnel shall familiarize themselves with
-- the location of their particular assembly area.
3.3 Personnel who report to an assembly area shall assemble according to groups to facilitate accurate and timely accountability. 3.4 When reporting to an assembly area, personnel should avoid any route or area of the plant which has been declared part of the emergency or which could result in excessive radiation exposure or personal injury. 3.5 Personnel who have been in the emergency area shall remain segregated from other personnel in the assembly area until they have been monitored for possible contamination, if applicable. 3.6 Each plant supervisor or senior individual onsite from each group shall be responsible for accounting for all persons-working in or visiting his group. l , o Rev. 6 I ! l , r
r VOLUME 14 FNP-0-EIP-10 3.7 When evacuating the RCA, attempt to remove the f- outer layer of protective clothing before proceeding
! to the assembly area.
3.8 Personnel exiting the RCA wearing protective I clothing during an evacuation should make every l reasonable effort to avoid contaminating equipment, ) walls, floors and other personnel. 3.9 Visitors shall be under the direction of the APCo tour guide. 3.10 When an evacuation is announced the plant guard at the Primary Access Point and Temporary Access Point (TAP) to the Protected Area shall immediately review the visitor log and badge storage racks to determine the number of people in each group who are inside the Protected Area. 3.11 After an emergency has been declared, the security guard at the Primary Access Point and Temporary Access Point shall ensure that no one except personnel with emergency duty assignments enters the Protected Area without the approval of the Emergency Director or his designee. 3.12 _All personnel shall return their security badge [~
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employees) and at the Temporary Access Point (for construction employees) each time they leave the Protected Area. 3.13 Accountability shall be deemed complete upon the reporting of the total number of missing personnel to the Emergency Director. The report must not be delayed as a result of trying to locate the missing personnel. 4.0 Procedure 4.1 Local Evaculation A Local Evacuation is initiated by a local. alarm or by the _ Shift Supervisor announcing over the PA system the affected area, evacuation routes, assembly area (s) and other instructions as applicable. 4.1.1 All personnel in the affected area shall stop work,. render safe any hazardous equipment and leave the area by the most direct route to the assembly area unless [_s}
\- otherwise instructed by the Control Room.
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VOLUME 14 FNP-0-EIP-10 l l 4.1.2 The Shift Supervisor or Emergency Director
, will activate emergency teams as required
( to locate and ensure the evacuation ~of personnel. l l 4.1.3 Accountability 4.1.3.1 For Containment evacuation, the guard or senior APCo employee present will account for personnel utilizing the Containment Access Log and notify the Shift Supervisor. 4.1.3.2 For Auxiliary Building evacuation, the senior health physics technician present will account for personnel utilizing the RWP time cards and notify the Shift Supervisor. 4.1.3.3 In the event of local evacuations other than the Containment or the Auxiliary Building, the senior APCo employee present will count all personnel and notify the Shift Supervisor. 4.1.3.4 For areas where the number of personnel who may be in the area is not known (e.g. a floor of the turbine building or entire turbine building) accountability may be effected by a systematic search of the affected area to ascertain all personnel have evacuated. 4.2 General Evacuation A General Evacuation is initiated by the sounding of the Plant Emergency Alarm. 4.2.1 The Emergency Director, Technical Manager, Maintenance Manager, Operations Manager and Health Physics Manager shall report to the Technical Support Center. ( Rev. 7 3
.. VOLUME 14 FNP-0-EIP-10 4.2.2 The Operations Supervisor, Health Physics /~'s - Supervisor, members of the operating ,
4 (J crew (s) and on-shift C&HP personnel, if not in the Control Room shall secure the l operation in which they are engaged and proceed immediately to the Control Room (southeast corner). The senior individual at the Protected Area OSC shall determine all Operations and C&HP personnel assembled in the OSC and control room and notify the PAP. The report shall be made immediately after the number of missing personnel is determined. The report shall not be delayed as a result of j trying to locate missing personnel. 4.2.3 All APCo construction personnel inside the Protected Area, and all APCo production personnel onsite shall secure equipment which they are operating and shall i report to the following assembly areas. 4.2.3.1 Service Building maintenance shop all Ma intenance personnel andMaintenance i all contractor construction personnel inside the Protected O Area. 4.2.3.2 Service Building auditorium - All other personnel
- 4.2.3.3 CSC Building All security personnel 4.2.3.4 All DCCA construction personnel
'(and DCCA subcontractor personnel) inside the Protected Area shall secure the work they are performing, shall exit the
! Protected Area only at the TAP, and shall report to their designated assembly areas shown in Figure 2. 4.2.4 Visitors on tour of the site (outside the Controlled Area) shall be immediately escorted to the Switchhouse by the APCo tour guide in charge of-the group. Visitors will remain at the Switchhouse l until released by the Emergency Director. r ( Visitors on tour inside the Controlled Area shall be escorted to the Service Building auditorium. Rev. 8 4
- VOLUME 14 FNP-0-EIP-10 s 4 4.2.5 Each supervisor shall account for personnel in his group and shall report the results 4 to the senior individual at the assembly area. The report shall be made immediately after the number of missing personnel is determined. The report shall not be delayed as a result of trying to locate the missing personnel. 1 4.2.6 Accountability within the Protected Area will be determined by the senior individual at the assembly area coordinating with the Primary Access Point (PAP) and Temporary Access Point. Results of the count shall then be reported to the Emergency Director by the senior plant guard at the PAP and TAP. The report shall be made immediately after the number of missing personnel is determined. The report shall not be delayed as a result of trying to locate the missing '
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4.2.7 Accountability within the Controlled
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- Area will be determined by the senior individual at each assembly area coordinating with the CSC and then reported to the O Emergency Director by the senior individual in the CSC. The report shall be made immediately after the number of missing personnel is determined. The report shall not be delayed as a result of trying to locate the missing personnel.
4.2.8 Construction personnel 4.2.8.1 Timekeepers shall keep an accurate count by time cards of all Daniel Construction company employees and subcon-tractor employees. 4.2.8.2 All visitors shall be logged in by name and address and logged out upon leaving. 4.2.8.3 Evacuation & accountability shall proceed as follows:
- a. Secure equipment and evacuate their work l areas, i e i
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- b. Report to their designated assembly areas
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- c. Each foreman or other first line supervisor shall be responsible for the accountability of his personnel. He shall report the number of his personnel present and any
- missing personnel to his general foreman. General foreman shall report the numbers to their superin-tendent or other designated j supervisor. Seperintendents l
shall report the numbers j to their department manager. Department managers shall then check the totals for each craft i or employee group against . the time card numbers. 4 Results of the checks
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, department managers to the Project Manager. The
'" Project Manager shall j report to the APCo Emergency Director.
l 4.2.9 The Emergency Director shall: 1 1 4.2.9.1 Activate teams to search for unaccounted personnel according to FNP-0-EIP-14, "Re-entry i Procedures". 4.2.9.2 Evaluate che emergency conditions and direct non-essential , personnel to-either depart ! from the site or return to ! work. 4.2.9.3 Provide for transporation for , persons without vehicles. 4.2.9.4 Provide clothing for personnel found to be contaminated.
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l FNP-0-EIP-10 VOLUME 14 - 4.2.10 Upon the order to evacuate the site, non-essential, APCo Production personnel shall be monitored by a C&HP technician Os and released from the CSC Building. If the background radistion makes the CSC Building unsuitable as a release point, personnel shall be escorted by the C&HP technician and a plant guard to the site boundary at the intersection of the Main Intrance Road and State Road 95, monitored and released. Construction personnel shall be monitored by C&HP technicians and released at the clock alleys. If this location is unsuitable as a release point, the personnel shall be escorted by the C&HP
. technicians and security guards to the intersection of the construction entrance road and State Road 95, monitored and released.
4.2.11 Onsite avacuation routes are shown in Figure 1. Offsite evacuation routes are shown in Figure 2. l O us Gen. Rev. 7 7
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This procedure delineates the re'sponsibilities of the Chemistry and Health Physics group during emergency conditions. 2.0 References 2.1 Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Plant Emergency Plan. 2.2 FNP-0-EIP-10, Evacuation and Personnel Accounta-1 bility. 2.3 FNP-0-EIP-11, HanCling of Injured Personnel. l 2.4 FNP-0-EIP-13, Fire Emergencies. 2.5 FNP-0-E.IP-14, Re-entry Procedures. 2.6 FNP-0-RCP-25, Chemistry and Health Physics . Activities During a Radiological Accident (Short 4 Term).
^# 3.0 General 3.1 Chemistry and Health Physics support during emergencies shall consist of but is not limited to the following actions:
3.1.1 Provide personnel 1 for Radiation Monitoring Teams for monitoring in'the plant, in i, the environment (onsite and offsite) and ! at the Southeast Alabama Medical. Center (SAMC).
, 3.1.2 If necessary, perform sampling, monitoring, chemical-analysis and isotopic analysis activities delineated in RCP-25.
i 3 .1. 3 - Provide environmental monitoring data to
} the Emergency Director.
'3.1.4 Assist in planning re-entry and recovery activities te aid in minimizing personnel exposures.
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( Southeast corner of the Control Room if thm
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'3.3 All C & HP Group actinistrative personnel shall
(~5) report to the Servi e Building auditorium in l \_/ accordance with EIP-10 in the event of a general evacuation. 4.0 Erocedure 4.1 .The Health Physics Manager shall: 4.1.1 Ensure C & HP Group accountability per EIP-10. 4.1.2 Dispatch personnel to provide radiological monitoring of personnel at other assembly areas. 4.1.3 Implement RCP-25, if appropriate. 4.1.4 -Provide HP coverage when searching for missing personnel at the direction of the Emergency Director. 4.1.5 Initiate recall of off-duty C & HP personnel as necessary. 4.1.6 Provide the Emergency Director with (~} information concerning plant status and (_/ environmental monitoring data and concerning any radiological incident. 4.1.7 Assign available personnel to specific Radiation Monitoring Teams (RMT). Maintain communications with environmental RMT's via the radio located in the Control Alarm Station (CAS). 4.1.8 Assist the Emergency Director by planning the activities of and giving instructions to members of the Radiation Monitoring Team (s). 4.1.9 Assist the Emergency Director and other groups in planning re-entry and recovery activities to minimize personnel exposures. 4.1.10 Evaluate the relocation of access control as necessary for re-entry. 4.1.11 Provide supervision for personnel, area, and equipment decontamination during an accident to prevent / limit the spread of contamination. Rev. 5 2
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Decontamination will be initiated if () practicable:
- a. Inside the Radiation Controlled Area (RCA) when radioactive j contamination for personnel
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and equipment reach 1000 and 5000 dpm/100cm 3 , respectively.
- b. Outside the RCA when radioactive-contamination for personnel i and equipment reach 200 and 500 dpm/100cm 3 , respectively.
4.1.12 Provide for offsite analysis of radiological samples as appropriate. 4.1.13 If conditions warrant, provide for sampling and analysis of site drinking water for radioactive contamination. 4.1.14 If a person is to be exposed to airborne radioactive iodine such that he would exceed 2,000 MPC-hrc, consider issuing potassium iodide as a thyroid blocking agent. Instructions and considerations for use are listed in Figure 3. fl x) 4.1.15 Determine the severity of core damage based on the gamma dose rate inside containment per Appendix 1. 4.2 A Radiation Monitoring Team assigned to monitor in the plant or at assembly areas shall: 4.2.1 Comply with EIP-10 in providing support during evacuations. - 4.2.2 Comply with EIP-ll in providing support to injured personnel. 4.2.3 Comply with EIP-13 if supporting the fire brigade. 4.2.4 Comply with EIP-14 if a member of a re-entry team. 4.2.5 Don necessary protective clothing and emergency equipment and perform radio-logical surveys as directed.
/) 4.2.6 Document all survey data.
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V 4.2.8 Report findings to the Technical Support ( Center (TSC). l 4.3 A Radiation Monitoring Team assigned to monitor in the environment (onsite and offsite) shall: 4.3.1 Cbtain the RMT kit from the CSC building. Check operability of all equipment. Don necessary protective clothing and emergency equipment (rain suits are available in the storeroom). 4.3.2 Pick up a transceiver, if necessary, located in the Primary Access Point l (PAP) Building and proceed to the Environmental Vehicle or other available plant vehicle. 4.3.3 Perform a direct radiation, air particulate, and radiciodine surveys in areas designated by the Emergency Director or Health
; Physics Manager. Refer to Figures 1 & 2 for predesignated monitoring points.
4.3.4 Replace any TLD located in the area and s post additional TLD's as directed. 4.3.5 Document survey data. 4.3.6 Relay data to the TSC via radio. Report locations per the instructions on Figure 2. 4.4 A Radiation Monitoring Team assigned to monitor at the Southeast Alabama Medical Center shall: 4.4.1 Maintain a log of all personnel who enter the Radiation Casualty Receiving Area or who are in the vicinity of the casualty. 4.4.2 Ensure that the ventilation system registers in the Radiation Casualty / Decontamination Area are closed < if high levels of contamination are involved. 4.4.3 Keep the doctor informed of radiation and contamination levels. OC1 Rev. 5
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(] 4.4.5 Ensure all body excreta ard excised I- tissue from patient are placed in appropriately labeled and sealed containers. 4.4.6 Provide decontamination information to doctor as requested. 4.4.7 If patient must be transferred to surgery or elsewhere in the hospital, advise , doctor as to the radiological precautions necessary during and after transfer. 4.4.8 After the patient has left the Radiation . Casualty / Decontamination Area, survey personnel, equipment and the Radiation Casualty / Decontamination Area. Direct decontamination efforts to return the area to normal use. 4.4.9 Survey ambulance personnel, ambulance, equipment, receiving area and path of the casualty and direct decontamination efforts, if necessary. kJ 4.4.10 Collect and prepare all bioassay samples,
* - smears and waste containers for transportation
, to the plant. Post and-label containers and area as appropriate.
4.4.11 Sample the run-off in the holdup tank for analysis at the plant. Based on the analysis the C & HP Supervisor shall inform SAMC to hold the contents for drumming or to release the contents to the sanitary sewer system. 4.4.12 Obtain personnel monitoring devices and eppropriate information from hospital personnel. 4.4.13 Document all survey data and record all actions in the logbook 4.4.14 Maintain communicaticns with Emergency Director or Esalth Physics Manager. r-}
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RADIATION MONITORING TEAM CHECKLIST: ENVIRONMENTAL . (Z).
- j. The senior Chemistry & Health Physics Technician on the team shall be responsible for completing the checklist and returning
- - it to the Health Physics Manager. Refer to Figure 1 for
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The Environmental Radiation Monitoring Team (onsite and offsite) shall:
- Initials j A. Obtain RMT kit from CSC. Don necessary protective clothing and 4
emergency equipment
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Pick up monitoring equipment (i.e. G.M.
- Instrument, Exposure Rate Instrument, and Air Sampler) necessary for environmental ,
4 survey. Check operability of equipment. l C. Verify operation of vehicle two-way radio prior to exit from site.
- D. If the two-way radio is non-operational or j if the vehicle is not equipped with a radio,
- . pick up a transceiver from PAP.
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- E. Perform surveys and document servey data in log book. Report locations per instructions on Figure 2.
4 F. Label all samples with sample time, flow rates, location, date, etc. G. Relay pertinent data to TSC. H. Maintain two-way radio in the ON position and report data to TSC. I. If requested to replace filters at environ-i mental air sampling station, record totalizer , reading and insure flow rate is l\ cubic feet / minute. K. If replacing environmental TLD's, record TLD serial number, sector, date and time . TLD placed or removed. () Rev. 5 6
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it to the Health Physics Manager. The Radiation Monitaring Team at the Hospital shall: Initials A. Detain ambulance personnel and vehicles until' surveying is completed. B. Close the ventilation system in the Radiation casualty / Decontamination area, if high levels of contaminatior< create the potential for airoorne activity. C. Insure that drain systems are aligned to a holding tank and isolated from the Dothan Sewer System. D. Maintain a log of personnel who enter the affected area. Ensure that Personnel Monitoring Dosimeters O E. (PMD's) are distributed as necessary. (Insure dosimeters are Zerced or record issue readings.) F. Insure excreta and/or excised tissue are placed in appropriately labeled and sealed containers. G. Provide the doctor with monitoring and decontamination data. Monitor patient when directed by doctor. H. Survey all personnel, equipment and affected areas prior to release. i I. Direct all decontamination efforts. J. Collect all PMD's, log readings from dosimeters and insure the names are on TLD's. 1 l ! K. Sample holding tank for analysis at plant. L. Maintain communication with Emergency (} Director or Health. Physics Manager. l Rev. 5 7 i l
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'd Patient Pechage insert Per HOW POTASSIUM IODIDE WORKS Certain forms of indine help your thyroid gland work nuht. Most
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**F TABLETS UTICN U.S.P. thyroid damage.
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This reduce = the chance that harmful radioactive iodine will l . TAKE POTASSIUM IODIDE ONLY WHEN PUBLIC enter the thyroid gland.
-HEALTH OFFICIALS TELL YOU. IN A RADIATION EMEROENCY. RADIOACTIVE IODINE COULD BE WHO SHOULD NOT TAKE POTASSIUM IODIDE
, RELEASED INTO THE AIR. PtyrASSIUM IODIDE (A The only people who she.uld not tske pntaasium indida are penp!* FORM OF IODINE) CAN HELP PROTECT YOU. who know they are allergic to indide. You may take potassium iodide even if you are taking medicines for a thyroid problem ttnr IF YOU ARE TOLD TO TAKE THIS MEDICINE. TAKE IT example. a thyrnid hormone or ar.tithyroid drust. Prernant and nursing women and hahie= and children may al a tske this drug. ONE TIME EVERY 24 HOURS. DO NOT TAKE IT MORE I OFTEN. MORE WILL N(Tr HELP YOU AND MAY IN. HOW AND WHEN TO TAKE POTASSIUM IODIDE CREASE THE RISK OF SIDE EFFECTS. DO NOT TAKE Potassium Indide should he taken as annn as panible after THIS DRUG IF YOU KNOW YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO public health officials tellyou. You should take one dn=e every 24
- IODIDE. (SEE SIDE EFFECTS BELOW.) hours. More will not help you because the thyrnid can " hold on.
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INDICATIONS SIDE EFFECTS THYROID BLOCKING IN A RADIATION EMERGENCY Usually, side effects of potassium indide happen when people ONLY. ' take higher do=e= for a long time. You should be careful not to i take more than the recommended do=e or take it for longer than DIRECTIONS FOR USE you are told. Side offects are unlikely because of the low dose and
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the event of a radiation emergency. - Possible side effects include skin rashes. swelling of the salivary a- DOgg. . glands and " iodism" emetallic taste. burning mouth and thrnst. Tableta: ADULTS AND CHILDREN 1 YEAR OF sore teeth and gums. symptoms of a he:rt ccid. and sometime. AGE OR OLDER: One til tablet once a stomach upset and diarrheal. day. Crush for emallchildren. A few people have an allergie reaction with more serinus symp. BABIES UNDER 1 YEAR OF AGE: toms Tha,enutd he fever and joint pains or swellingof parts of One. half (1/2) tablet once a day. Crush the face and hady and at times severe shortness of breeth requir. first. ing immediate medical attention. , Solution: ADULTS AND CHILDREN 1 YEAR OF Taking indide may rarely cause overactivity of the thyroid AGE OR OLDER: Add 6 drope to on** gland. underactivity of the thyroid gland. or enlargement of the half glass of liquid and drink each day. thyroid gland Igoiters. BABIES UNDER 1 YEAR OF AGE: Add 3 drope to a small amount of liquid WHAT TO DO IF SIDE EFFECTS OCCUR once a day. If the aide effects are severe or if you have an allergic reaction.
-For all dosere formsr Take for 10 days unlese directed otherwise senp tsking pataw'um indide. Then. i< paasible. call a doctor or by State or local public health authorities. public health authority for instructions.
i Store at controlled room temperature between IS' and 30* C 159 to 86*F). Keep container tightly closed and protect from light. HOW SUPPLIED Do not use the solution if it appears browmsh in the nosale of the THYRO BLOCK" TABLETS iPotassium Iodide. U.S.P.i bot. tie = of I4 shlet= sNDC 0037 0472 20.1 Each white. round, scored bottle. tablet enntama 130 r e pntnasium iodide. WARNING THYRO Rt.OCKN SOLUTION IPotassium Indide Solution. Phressium iodide should not be used by people allergic to todide. U.S.P.i an miiI ft ora light resi= tant. mesaured-drop dispensinc
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APPENDIX 1 The graph on Sheet 2 of this Appendix shows the gamma dose rates inside containment as a function of time dfter the following: Case 1: 100% Core Melt (100% of noble gas and 25% of iodine core inventory is raleased into the containment and is available for leakage to the environment.) Case 2: 10% Core Melt (approximates total :ladding failure with 10% of noble gas and 2.5% of iodine core inventory released.) Case 3: 1.0% Core Melt or 10% Cladding Failure (1.0% of noble gases and 0.25% of iodine core inventory released.) i Note that these plots are for volumes above the operating
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(One of these assumptions is one train of containment spray and one train of containment coolers is operating.
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separate analysis. Assuming both trains are operating would effactively double the removal rate of the elemen-I tal and pertic Gate forms of iodine. However, due to the limit of spray removal credit allowed by the NRC (DF=100) , the sprays would be " cut-off" in half the time. This effect would be seen in the first 30 minutes after shutdown, but is negligible in the graph due to the presence of noble gases. Thus, justification of using the FSAR LOCA anlaysis as guidelines for this analysis.) J 2 O Appendix 1 Page 1 of 2 Rev.6
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4 6 (\ VOL. 14 FNP-0-EIP-8 May 11, 1981 Revision 21 FARLEY NUCLEAR PLANT EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE FNP-O-EIP-8 S A F E T Y NOTIFICATION ROSTER R E L A I T E Approved: N. $. p.h t~ m Plant Manager Date Issued: [,- Y -8 / List of Effective Pages Page Rev. 1 Y 2 20 Tb1 1 19 Tb1 2 pg. 1,2 21 Tb1 3 pg. 1-3 21 Tb1 4 pg. 1 21 Tb1 4 pg. 2-3 21 DOCUMENT CONTROL
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NOTIFICATION ROSTER 1.0 Purpose-I i This procedure provides a listing of names and telephone l v , numbers of personnel and organizations who could be ' notified in the event of an emergency condition. 2.0 ~ References J:.neph M. Parl.y Nuclear Plant Emergency Plan 3.0 General 3.1 Copies of this procedure shall be maintained at all times with the Emergency Director on call. ] 3.2 The Chemistry and Health Physics Supervisor shall be responsible for updating all names and telephone numbers at least quarterly. Offsite agencies will be updated by direct contact. The
. Plant Call List will be updated three times each year by using the Farley Plant Telephon'e Listing and once annually through direct verification by . all plant personnel. In addition, the Staff Assistant will provide each new employee with a' notice explaining that it is the responsibility of each employee to report any address or telephone I
changes to the Administrative Office. The Chemistry and Health Physics Supervisor shall i also initiate corrective action on discrepancies discovered during communications checks.' - 3.3 A current copy of the Plant Call List which con- I tains the names, job classifications, addresses, . and phone numbers of all permanent plant personnel will be issued with this procedure. 4 3.4 Channel 5 on the public address system-is to be used during emergencies. l 3.5 Authentication l 3.5.1 Authentication of emergency messages shall not be required on dedicated communications systems. 3.5.2 Authentication of notifications over land lines shall be accomplished by the offsite party calling the TSC'for the individual who made the: notification. Rev. 18 1 l y
VOL.14 FNP-0-EIP-8 4.0 Procedure i~ O 4.1 Refer to Table 1, Emergency Director Call List, for the Emergency Director on call. 4.2 Refer to Table 2, Fire, Medical, and Law Enforcement Assistance and Weather Information, for offsite fire department support, medical transportation, i hospitals, plant doctors, law enforcement agencies, and weather information. 4.3 Refer to Table 3, APCo Management hetification, for the Emergency Coordinator and AFCo Safety Department, and the Emergency Operations Facility. 4.4 Refer to Table 4, State Notification, for States j of Alabama, Georgia and Florida Notifications. + 4.5 Refer.to Table 5, Regulatory Notification or Assistance, for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission i and Savannah River Operations' Office. 4.6 Refer tc Table 6, Support Groups, for other mis-cellaneous notifications. Information to be requested by Westinghouse is shown in Attachment 1. 4.7 Refer to Table 7, Health Physics Support, for qualified health physics personnel. 4.8 Refer to Table 8, Technical Support Center (T3C) Call List, for members of the TSC staff. 4.9 Refer to Table 9, Oil Spill Notifications, for organizations who are to be notified as required ! by the FNP " Oil Spill Prevention and Countermeasure Plan". 4.10 Refer to Appendix 1 for information regarding he use of the Emergency Notification Network. 4.11 Refer to Appendix 2 for Initial Messages to be used in notifying offsite authorities. i 4.12 Refer to Appendix 3 for Follow-up Messages to be j used in providing additional information to - offsite authorities. Rev. 20 4
FNP-0-EIP-8 s. TABLE 1 1 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR CALL LIST The individuals listed below will serve as the "on-call" Emergency Director for a seven day period (Monday through Sunday) on a rotating basis.
On-call" is defined as :
- a. At Farley Nuclear Plant, or
- b. At the individual's home where he can be reached at his home phone number, or
- c. At a specific location in the Dothan area other than the individual.'s home AND the control room has the phone number where the individual can be contacted, or
- d. In the Dothan area (not greater than 30 miles from downtown Dothan) AND the individual's pager is ON.
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- 1. The pager will'be activated by dialing 793-XXXX j (pager number) on the Dothan exchange.
j 2. On aay exchange other than the Dothan exchange the-
! pager will be activated by dialing 1-793-XXXX (pager number).
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- 3. After dialing, two rings will be followed by a high frequency tone; the caller then has 15 seconds to deliver a message. NOTE: The pager is a receiver j only. It has no transmitting capability.
EMERGENCY DIRECTORS Name and Position Home phone Pager Number I W.G. Hairston, III ! Plant Manager [ t J. D. Woodard Asst. Plant Manager f 4 D. N. Morey
, Operations Superintendent \ ~ -.
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FNP-0-EIP-8 TABLE 2 FIRE, MEDICAL, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND WEATHER INFORMATION Service _ Organization Phone Aeromed. U. S. Army 2$5-6500 Evac.. Aviation Center 255-3827 Ambulance Daniel Construction Co.-First Aid 899-5171 Ext. Ambulance Ambulance Service Co.-Dothan 792-4118 794-4444 Ambulance A & A Ambulance Co. - Birmingham 324-4505 Adamsel 674-1400 Fire Daniel Const. Co. - Fire Brigade 899-5171 Ext.['~ Ext. I Daniel Const..Co. - Safety Office 899-5171 Ext. Fire Dothan Fire Department (794-0800 exchange)911 Ask for fire dept. Business 793-0100 Ask for Ext. 254/ or Central Dispatch 215 Hospital Southeast Alabama Medical Center 793-8111 Ask for Emergency Room Nurse or Direct line to Emergency Room Nurse 793-8911 or Direct line to Emergency Room Doctor I~ Hospital RCTF Page, University of Alabama Medical Center Main Operator 934-4011 Ask for Senior Staff Oncologist on call Emergency Department 934-5105 Hospital REACTS Oak Ridge (Normal work hours) (615) 576-3131 Asso. Universities Dr. Robert Ricks I
'DirectorofREACTS,Dr.HubnerOfficel Dr. Lushbaugh .
Oak Ridge Hospital (24 hour) ,o15) 482-2441_ . _ _ , Rad. Accident Personnel Emergency No. 1 Pa ger beeper \ Local Law Enforcement Agencies Daniel Const. Co. Security - 89 Ext. \.9-51i1
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l FNP-0-EIP-8 7 Service Organization Phone I Dothan City Police (794-0800 exchange) ) Emergency 911 Ask for police Business 793-0100 Communication Division Ext. Houston Co. Sheriff Dept. Day 793-1114 Ext. , Week-end/ Night FBI - Dethan Office 792-7130 Ala. Dept. of Public Safety 983-4587
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Plant Doctors Dr. B. R. Byrd 794-3192 , Dr. D. H Pope 794-3192 Dr. J. H. Suggs 794-3192 Dr. J. A. Robeson 794-3194 Dr. W. F. Drewry 794-3194
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Dr. E. Mazyck 794-3192 Weather. Flight Service, b. S. Wather 983-3551 Service, Dothan (AL) Airport N Weather Bureau, Montgomery 832-7460 (24 hr) Weather Bureau, Birmingham (Day Only) 942-1811 (Forecasting Station) (24 hr) Great Southern Paper Co. 912-372-5541 Lab Guard'
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EMERGENCY COORDINATOR / RECOVERY MANAGER Pageboy Radio Call Name APC0 Ext.+ Home Phone Code
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R. P. Mcdonald 8-4-6090 ? H. O. Thrash 8-4-6178 D. D. Kingsley, Jr. 8-4-6189 s RECOVERY SUPPORT DIRECTOR AND STAFF Pageboy Nane APC0 Ex d Hocie Phone Code
- H. O. Thrash 8-4-6178 f '
i R. P. Mcdonald 8-4-6090
- 0. D. Kingsley, Jr. 8-4-6189 J. R. Campbell 8-4-6181 J. G. Sims 8-4-6183 i -
TECHNICAL SUPPORT DIRECTOR AND I STg Pageboy . Name APC0 Ext.+ Home Phone- Code
- O. D. Kingsley, Jr. 8-4-6189 R. L. George 8-4-6194 IW. M. Jackson 8-4-6198
*To contact individual via beeper call one of the following numbers listed for the Birmingham area.
**To contact individual via car radio on frequency 37.86, call one of the numbers listed for the area in which the individual is located. Give the radio operator the message you wish to be relayed.
Area APCo Ext.+ Bell Number l Birmingham j l 252-9115 (ext. ! , M:ntgomery
] (night) 265-2361
. Eufaula (Day Only) 687-3521
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+ Prefixes listed are required when calling on a plant PAX extension.
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) APC0 Ext.+ Home Phone Pager Number Neal Wade 8-3658
{ m Steven E. Bradley 8-2243 MEDICAL SUPP.* GAT N_ age _ APC0 Ext.+ Home Fhone Ans. Serv. Dr. C. M. Colvin 8-2028 S91-0553(office) 320-3378 Dr. M. Bradley 8-2784 879-0224 320-3360 Dr. T. B. Patton 8-2784 933-7071(office) 320-3361 (home)- , LEGAL SUPPORT Name APC0 Ext. Home Phone R. A. Bucttner 8-88-283 l H. H. Boles 8-88-271 A. L. Jordan 8-88-292 SAFETY DEPARTMENT 250-1000 Tzt. 2214/2215/2216 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY Location APC0 Ext. Bell Number Other Startup Trailer 4?.7 ENN 433 899-5171 434' X174 (Day Only) 456 X176 (Day Only) 457 3585 3586 i ALTERNATE TECHNICAL' SUPPORT CENTER Location 'APC0 Ext. Bell Number Other Control Room 355 ' 899-5156,s ENN 437 s NRC ring down (red phone) 445 899-5171, X186, NRC HP dial up X187 (Day Only) X218, 265 (Day Only)
+ Prefixes listed are required when calling on a plant PAX extension.
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FNP-0-EIP-8 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTERS
' Maintenance Shop Pax 440 Auditorium Pax 236 CSC Pax 438 Control Room Pax 304 Switchhouse' Pax 321 INSURANCE SUPPORT Name APCo Ext.+ Home Phone Normal Horsley 8-2872
[ l H. ' X. Travis 8-2881 l TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER Location Extension Communications Cabinet ENN (State Hotline - White Phone) NRC Ring Down (Red Phone) PAX C ~with speaker B' hams with speaker B' ham \ _ Communications Area PAX (~'i(nexttoCommunicationsCabinet) Security' radio Plant radio Division radio
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Emergency Director PAX , Operations Manager PAX M:intenance Manager PAX Technical Manager PAX Health Physics Manager PAXI NRC PAX PAX Manitoring Area PAX
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FNP-0-EIP-8 ; / TABLE 4 i STATE NOTIFICATION Organization Name Phone STATE OF ALABAMA During normal office hours 832-5990/5991,5992/ 5993 Dept. of Public Health (week days 8:00 AM - 5:00PM) At all other times notify one of the following: 7_ _. Aubrey V. Godwin ' [ , K. E. Whatley j Archie Patterson l 1 James L. McNees ! William T. Willis If above unavailable, call : AskoperatortopageNo.( The Local Agencies should be notified in case the Alabama Division of Radiological Health cannot be contacted within 10 minutes and a General Emergency has been declared. Use the Emergency Notification Network if operable, otherwise call the numbers listed below. County Director Phone 1 H:uston County, AL J. W. Aldridge 794-9720 Civil Defense 793-1114, Ext. 240 I Radiological Personnel ; Hotline Operations (Local) / (State) / (State) / or Karen Gilley /
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or Brenda Dunning / Blakely-Early County, GA Civil Defense i Ray Garrett No answer
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Early Co. Ambulance Service (912)723-4343 Early Memorial Hospital (912)723-4241 Georgia Forestry (912)723-3513 ' Early Co. Jail (912)723-3577 CDenotes home phone TABLE 4 PAGE 1 0F 3 l rren_m
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4 l r- r anization Phone A I 0F FLORIDA West Area Coordinator - Robert R. Smith F~~~~~ Defuniak Springs State Warning Point Duty Warning Officer . Tallahassee Emergency Number - Alternate Warning Duty Com., Teletype l Point Tallahassee Operator Division of Health
- Orlando Wallace Johnson !
I Jearcld C. Eakins j [
- Jere B. Dumas '
Daniel W. Thoss Pete Bailey i Tallahassee DERS - Lyle Jarrett U1 ray Clark _ Jacksonville John P. Lanham I TABLE 4 l
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l 6 l i FNP-0-EIP-8 l ( Organization _ Phone ! TSTATEOFGEORGIA 24 Hour No.
-'g If you are unable to reach this number - contact a member of the Environmental Protection Division - Environmental Radiation Program directly by starting at the t:p of this list and calling each number until you get a posit.ive response.
Always give your name and telephone number when calling. Contact Office Phone Home Phone - l Bill Cline 404/656-6905 t Clifford Blackman 404/656-6905 Susan Adamovitz 404/894-2375 Alphonsa Gooden 404/656-6905 Clark Reynolds 404/656-6300 Jim Setser 404/656-6905 [ If you are unable to reach any of the above numbers, contact Georgia Civil Defense ct the following 24-hour number: ' iNermalnotificationisthroughtheStateofAlabama,DepartmentofPublicHealth, i l V I
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( TABLE 5 x- REGULATORY NOTIFICATION OR ASSISTANCE-i Organization Name Phone Nuclear Regulatory Office of Inspection (404)221-4503 Commission, .and Enforcement (404)221-4504 i R2gion II 101 Marietta St. N.W. Suite 3100 Atlanta, Georgia 30303 VIA Health Physics Network 23 Paul Kellogg . (404)221-5581 l . Chief, Reactor Projects, ' Section II ',' R. D. Mtetin .(4041221-5610 Deputy Direptor 'a , - l 1
; Western Ucien Telegraph 1-800-257-2241
, Savannah' River Duty Officer (803)725-3333/ Operations Office 2117 2729 NRC Headquarters, Full Time Operator (301)492-7000 or Bethesda, MD Public Affairs (301)492-7715 . VIA Health Physics Network 22 NRC On-Site Willims H. Bradford 899-3386 Inspector . (home) i PAX 480
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- k. SUPPORT GROUPS Organization Name Phone 1
American Nuclear Insurers (24 hrs) and (NEL-PIA) (office hours) (203)677-7715 (office hours) (203)677-7308 Applied Physical Technology (404)t.34-9889 North Office (404)434-9916 Dr. Dave Walker **~ . Bob Hearn * (1 \ Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (Switchboard) _ (404)953-3600 Duty Officer (Emergency) Emergency Telecopier ( Nuclear Mutual Limited (212)997-5771 (New York, (N55) r _ _ _ _,. __ day) (New York, night) Mr. John Hoffman
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(night) Osk Ridge Nat. Lab (Request through State of Alabama) (615)525-7885 University of Georgia (404)542-5579 (404)542-1395 g (Campus Police) Have police contact one of the following: Dr. John Noakes
, Jim Spaulding S:uthern Company ** J. R. Crane (Dept. Mgr). 870-6681 S2rvices, Inc. i
*Home phone.
**To call on PAX phone dial access codes as appropriate plus 8-6 and last four digits of the 870 number TABLE 6 PAGE 1 0F 2 REV. 21 1
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FNP-0-EIP-8 Organization Name Phone ( S:uthern Company ** J. B. Ford (Civil & Arch. P.E.) 870-6693 ' S2rvices. Inc. +T W. R. Hill (Proj. Support Mgr) - 870-6364 D. E. Kendrick (Mech.-P.E.) 870-6397 C F. D. Kuester (Sr. Eng.) 1-7405 H. H. Stone (Elec. P.E.) 8 g 6248 . 4 4 1 } i'
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**To call on PAX phone dial access codes as appropriate plus 8-6 and lar*. four digits of the.870 number , ,
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FNP-0-EIP-8 ( Orgsnization Name Phone Westinghouse George Griffiths (404)885-5900 See Attachment */ ~ ~~~ ~~~ ~ for Event Date **? { Checklist Dave Richards (404)8_85-5901_
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***l Bob Meyer (404)885-5906 Joe Leblang (412)256-7783
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Frank Noon (412)256-7844
*f Hank Ruppel (412)256-561_1_.
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Ron Lehr
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Mike Mangan _(412)373-4328
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W stinghouse Farley Site Manager Rod Baulig 899-5171 Ext. 180 (Home) (Pager)
?>Home Phone S*Home Hot Line - off hours emergency phone is a dedicated line.and is NOT
-equipped with recording and automatic forwarding features.
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Nasbitt, C. D. C&HP Supervisor Mitchell, M. W. C&HP Sector Supervisor Farnsworth, P. E. Shift Support Supervisor Patton, B. P. C&HP Foreman . R:binson, E. R. C&HP Foreman Walden, J. M. j Radwaste Supervisor j ,~ Gripentog, W. G. C&HP Sector Supervisor Graves, O. M. C&HP Foreman H:stetter, D. A. ! 1
.C&HF Foreman B: con, W. F. .
Plant Instructor I i M:ddox, N. M. l C&HP Foreman ( i Bryne, W. R. t Plant Chemist l W:odard, J. D. Assistant Plant Manager L l (, . TABLE 7 i PAGE 1 0F 1 REV. 21
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. TABLE 8 TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER CALL LIST F! .The individuals listed below will serve as the "on-call" Managers for a seven day period (Monday through Sunday) on a rotating basis.
"On-call" is defined as:
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- a. At Farley Nuclear Plant, or
- b. At the individual's home where he can be reached at his home phone number, or
- c. At a specific location in the Dothan area other than the individual's home AND the control room has the phone number where the individual can be contacted, or
- d. In the Dothan area (not greater than 30 miles from downtown Dothan)
AND the individual's pager is ON. i
- 1. The pager will be activated by dialing 793-XXXX (pager number) on the . Dothan exchange.
- 2. On any exchange other than the Dothan exchange the pager will be j activated by dialing 1-793-XXXX (pager number).
- 3. After dialing, two rings will be followed by a high frequency tone; the caller then has 15 seconds to deliver a message. NOTE
l The pager is a receiver only. It has no' transmitting capability. Name and Position Home phone Pager Number
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . Operations Manager ' ' ' '
- 1. R. D. Hill
- 2. J. E.~Odom !
- 3. T. H. Esteve l l
Maintenance Manager .
- 1. W. B. Shipman
- 2. H. R. Garland
- 3. J. J. Thomas , l I
i Technical-Manager j
- 1. K. W. McCracken .
- 2. R. G. Berryhill l
- 3. R. D. Rogers Health Physics Manager-
-1. C. D. Nesbitt j i
- 2. M. W. Mitchell '
- 3. J. M. Walden' i 1 i l SAER Supervisor l !' 1. . W. C. Carr , 1
- 2. J. W. Kale -
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TABLE 9 ( ( ' OIL SPILL NOTIFICATIONS Organization Name Phone U.S. Coast Guard National (800)424-8802 Response Center Alabama Water Improvement . (office) 277-3630 Commission John Williford f Charles Horn g James Warr ' Environmental & Research Services Steve Jones OPX 4-6210 Charles Biddinger *hPX_4-6207 Environmental Protection
- 4 Agency A. J. Smith (office) (404)881-3931 R. D. Stonebraker (24 hr) -(~~~
, George Moeir Allen Bartlett Ray Wilkerson Jim Rogers Fred Stroud Warren Dixon Charles McPherson Edward Hatcher t Albany Waste Oil Thomas Davis (912)336-0420 Great Southern Paper Co. Darrel Smith G. E. Rathel (912)372-5313 Tenneco Oil Co. Cleo Savelle (912)723-3631' (after hours) ( ,
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,,- ; ATTACHMENT FNP-0-3IP-8 WESTINGHOUSE l INFORMATION ,
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%, Farley Unit %.
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EVENT DATA CHECKLIST Time: i
- PLANT EVEllT
'RCS PARAMETERS '
- 1. RCS Pressure ,
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- 2. Trend Up /Down / Stable
- 3. Przt. Level % Span
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- 4. Trend Up /Down / Stable
- 5. Przr. Liquid Temp./ Steam Temp. / 'F On l Off
- 6. Przt. Heaters . -- -
. RCS MAKEUP FLOW STATUS . ,
- 7. Safety injection, Flowrate On /.Off spm
- 8. RWST Level E F
- 9. Normal Makeup, Flowrata in On / Off, epm 10 ietdown Flowrate com/isciated LOOP
, NSS'S LOOP PARAMETERS .
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- 11. Wide Range Th ( F) .
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- 13. RCP Status (On/Off).
- 14. S.G. Pressure (psia) 1 S.- Trend Up /Down / Stable -
- 16. S.G. Level, Wide Range (% Span) l
- 17. S.G. Narrow Range (% Span) !
- 18. Trend Up /Down / Stable .,
,19. Steam Flow (% Nominal ~
- 20. MSIV Status Open/C!osed j ,
- 21. Main Feedwater Flow (gpm) ,
i 2'_ Auxiliary Feedwater Flow (gpm) - I t . l 23. Condensate Storage Tank Level E -= y- F t CONTAINMENT PARAMETERS .
. 24. Containment Pressure, Temp. psig *F 2S. Containment Radiation
- 26. Recircu;ation Sump Level
- 27. Hydroged Concentration %
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APP _EN_ DIX 1 .. ALABAMA PCWER COMPANY -
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NGS-Ol, EMERGETCY NOTIFICATION NETWORK Effective Date Sectember 17. 1980 Approved M ' General Manager Nuciear Generation
' = E- 'br 1.0 Pur:ese This directive describes the locations and capabilities of the Emergency Notification Network (ENN? and establishes procedures for its use and testing.
2.0 Sec=e This directive applies to all organizations and agencies on the ENN. Implementation of this directive vill require 0 - that interfacing procedures be developed for each dispatcher u station. 3.0 Description An ENN unit is installed at the folicwing locations : , FNP Technical Support Center (Temporary Location) APCO Company Control Center Alabama Department o f Radiological Health
- Alabama Depart =ene of Civil Defense
- Alabama Department of Public Safety
- Ecuston County' Sheriff Dis =atcher Houston County Office of Civil Defense (3 Ecus cn County Office of Radiological Health V
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3 Each INN unit shall consist of a telephone and speaker.
~dhen all phones are cradled,. all speakers are muted. If any one of the phones is lifted off- the cradle all speakers are activated except the speaker associated with the phone taken off the hock. The phenes do not ring. The person iifting the phone need only speak into the phone to be heard by hj- ~ Tay personnel at all the other EMN units. When any other ENN phone is taken off the hcok the associated speaker will be muted and no 1 two way voice communication is established between the two parties. This communication will be trans-sitted through those speakers not muted, i.e. those with the associacad. phone cradled.
CACTION y Upon ecmp.l.etion of any transmission f cm
- a. given station the phone must be rec..:ned to the cradle to ac ivate the associated s=. eaker. C
-e. not leave chone unattended off the cradle.
4.0 Net Control 4.1 Initial Notificatlon In an emergency situation dictating the activation of the ENN, the Technical Support Center at'Farley - Nuclea Plant shall make initial notification using the folicwing message: O uJ -
"This is (Name and Title) at Farlev
- Nuclea: Plant.
. Please. initiate your radiological notification procedure".
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1 a . e Dispatchers will acknculedge neceipt of the above e . message and proceed in accordance wich their procedures.
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No technical infor=acien will be given entil the appro- i priate state and/or local agency (ies) are on the DIN. 4.2 False Notification . In the event of an attemoted false notification or
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the TSC phone and state " Negative, Negative, Negative" folicwed by "This is (Name and Title)
,ac.bewledge negative".
Dispatcher will.ackncwledge and proceed in accordance w with their procedures. 4.3 Subsequent Com=unications The ENN may also be used for the clear trwned ssion of technical, radiological and meterological data and - action statements and recccmendations based on evaluation of this data. . The Technical Suppcrt Center (TSC) at the Farley Nuclear Plant shall be net control for all ENN ccmmunica-tions. The TSC shall have priority in trrnsmitting in-
- formation and shall gevern transmission by other organi-l l caticns.
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g . .. .. . 5 .'O Communications Checks The Dni will be tested on the first Tuesday of each month between 1:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. Dothan,, Alabama time. The test will be perfor=ed as follows: The shift supervisor will remove the receiver from his phone and repeat, "This is (Name and Title) ,3 E *1 1
- at Farley Nuclear Plant, this is a '
communications check, acknowledge" . Acknowledgement should follow the order given in paragraph 3.0. The shift supervisor will verify that
. all ETN units are on the line or note any unit not responding and notify 4
E s 4 the appropriate organication by separace means.. 6.0 System Security The possibility for misuse and/or abuse of this type , system is obvious. Therefore, each organization that has an ani unit installed in locations not manned on a 24 hour basis shall provide adequate security measures to minimu.ca the probability of misuse and abuse. Descriptions of the security measures established will be provided to Alabama - Power Ccmpany. ' App. 1 Rev. 13
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APPENDIX 2
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() INITIAL MESSAGE
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This is , the Emergency Director at Farley Nuclear Plant. (Name) ,
- 1. This is to inform you that an emergency classified as:
( ) Notification of Unusual Event () Alert () Site Emergency () General Emergency has occurred involving Unit (s) . a
- 2. () A release is not in progress.
() A release may be in progress.
- () A liquid release is in progress.
() An atmospheric release is in progress.
- 3. Atmospheric Liquid Release Point Release Point Magnitude Wind direction 35': (from) 0- 0
() Wind direction 150': (from) Wind speed 35': mph 2 4;(to) (to) meter /sec 0 Wind speed 150': mph + 2 meter /sec
- 4. On-site situation (circle):
- a. Evacuation of on-site personnel: Yes No Some
- b. Recommended protective actions: None Shelter Evacuate
- c. Assistance needed
- Fire Police Ambulance Other
- d. Prognosis of situation: Terminated Stable Worsening Other Further information will be transmitted as soon as it is available.
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APPENDIX 3, FOLLOW-UP MESSAGE
- 1. This is ,
at Farley Nuclear Plant. t
- 2. An incident occurred at .(time) on (date).
- 3. The incident was classified as (circle):
- a. Notification of Unusual Event
- b. Alert
- c. Site-
- d. General l 4. Type of release (circle):
I a. Airborne
- b. Waterborne
- c. Surface Spill
- 5. Estimated duration / impact times of release: __
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- 6. Estimated quantity of release:
- 7. Height of release (circle):
- a. Ground elevation, EL 155
- b. Ventstack, EL 299
- 8. Description of released material (chemical & physical form, estimate of relative quantities of noble gases, particulating and iodines.)
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- 9. Meterological conditions (heights given with respect to base at EL 182):
- a. Wind speed @ 35': mph + 2 = meter /sec (7~) '
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- b. . Wind speed @ 150': mph + 2 = meter /sec
- c. Wind direction @ 35': degrees (from which wind is blowing)
- d. Downwind direction @ 35': degrees (to which wind is blowing)
- e. Wind direction @ 150': degrees (from which wind is blowing)
- f. Downwind direction @ 150': degrees (to which wind is blowing)
- g. AT between 35' and 200': degrees F
- h. Stability classification (check):
() A: <-1.740F () B: -1.74 to -1.560F () C: -1.56 to -1.380F () D: -1.38 to -0.469F () E: -0.46 to 1.389F t' () F: 1.38 to 3.69F () G: >3.60F
- i. Form of precipitation:
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- 10. Dose rates at site boundary (circle):
Actual Projected Value: mrem /hr Miles 2 5 10 Meters 3,226 8,065 16,130
- 11. Projected dose rates at:
Projected integrated dose at:
- 12. Estimate of resulting offsite surface radioactive contamination:
- 13. Emergency response actions underway:___
- 14. Recommended emergency actions / protective measures (circle):
None Shelter Evacuation
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- 15. Request for needed onsite support by offsite authorities:
' 16. Prognosis of situation (circle): j Terminated Stable Worsening Other Prepared by: /
Name/ Title Date/ Time: / Followup information provided to: Name Org Date/ Time / Name Org Date/ Time / Name Org Date/ Time / Name Org Date/ Time / Name _ Org Date/ Time /
, Name Org Date/ Time /
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