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| Issue date: | 11/09/1981 |
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Controlled Procedure Set No.
November 19, 1981 Assigned to: N. @, f)enh - hk hAr h*g~['Dg i
l Attached is a revision to procedure EOF-3.
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following steps:
A.
Remove the Corporate Command Center (CCC) and Emergency Operating Facility (EOF) Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures Table of Contents page 2, dated October 9,1981 and destroy.
B.
Insert new Table of Contents page 2, dated November 19, 1981.
C.
Remove and destroy old procedure EOF-3, dated December 1980, Revision ).
D.
Insert new procedure EOF-3, dated September 1981, Revision 2.
E.
In order to acknowledge receipt of this revision, please SIGN, DATE and RETURN this sheet to:
Vernon L. Chaney Commonwealth Edison Company 72 West Adams Street Room 1248 Chicago, Illinois 60690 hg,lset1 Vernon L. Chaney (312) 294-8549 Signature:
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Novsmber 19, 1981 Table of Contents (Continued...)
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Nunber Title CC-11 The Engineering Director (Rev. 2, Nov. 1980)
CC-12 The System Power Dispatcher (Rev. 6, Jan.1981)
CC-13 The Exercise and Drill Program (Rev. O, Jan 1981)
CC-14 Offsite Communications Capabilities (Rev. O, Jan.1981)
CC-15 The Division Director (Rev. O, Jan. 1981) i EOF-1 The Recovery Manager (Rev. 2, Aug. 1981)
EOF-2 The Technical Support Manager (Rev. 1, Dec.1980)
EOF-3 The Environmental / Emergency Coordinator (Rev. 2, Sept. 1981)
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EOF-4 The Emergency News Center Director (Rev. 1, Dec. 1980)
EOF-5 The Design and Construction Support (Rev. 1, Dec. 1980)
Manager EOF-6 The Administration and Logistics Manager (Rev. 1, Dec. 1980) i EOF-7 The Scheduling / Planning Manager (Rev. 1, Dec. 1980) 1 EOF-8 The Waste Systems Radiation Control (Rev. 2, Dec. 1980)
Manager EOF-9 Recovery Operations (Rev. O, Feb.1981)
EOF-10 The Advisory Support Director (Rev. O, Feb. 1981)
EOF-ll Training Director (Rev. O, Jan. 1981) i C:)
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GSEP CORPORATE COMtAND CENTER EMEGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EPIP: EOF-3
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ENVIRONMENTAL / EMERGENCY COORDINATOR A.
PURPOSE:
The purpose of this procedure is to assist the Environmental / Emergency Coordinator in fulfilling the responsibilities assigned in the GSEP.
B.
REFERENCES:
1.
The Generating Stations' Emergency Plan and Telephone
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Directory.
2.
The GSEP Environmental Director Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures.
3.
The Environt Group Procedures.
C.
PREREQUISITES:
1.
The Environmental / Emergency Coordinator will designate an individual to fulfill the duties of Environmental Director at the CCC.
D.
PRECAUTIONS:
1.
None.
E.
LIMITATIONS AND ACTIONS:
1.
None.
F.
PROCEDURE:
1.
Responsibilities -
The Environmental / Emergency Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and managing the activities associated with radiological consequence assessment, for operating the Emergency Control Center at the Nearsite EOF and for serving as the official contact with State and Federal radiological assessment personnel.
2.
Duties -
a.
Direct a staff to include a communicator to the Corporate Command Center; a communicator to Illinois and Iowa or Wisconsin agencies; and a computer systems representative.
b.
Establish communications with the Corporate Environmental Center, the Onsite TSC, and/or the Nearsite EOF Recovery Center and obtain information on the accident conditions, meteorological conditions, and estimates of radioactive material releases.
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Duties - (Continued...)
c.
Establish communications with offsite authorities, especially the Department of Nuclear Safety RAFT (located near the site) and REAC (Springfield) facilities, and relay information necessary for the respective authorities to implement their emergency plans.
d.
Coordinate the activities of the Environs Director (nearsite) and the Environmental Director at the CCC.
Coordinate the activities of environmental contractors.
e.
Make sure the Environs Director has established communication with Illinois DNS Rapid Assistance Team (RAT) if a team was dispatched. Provide vehicle (and drivers with appropriate protective equipment and personnel dosimetry) if requested by DNS to support State field activities.
f.
Interpret radiological data and periodically update the Onsite TSO, Recovery Center, and offsite authorities of real time measurements and projected radiological exposure. Update the appropriate state authorities at 15-minute intervals or as soon as possible when field conditions are reported to have changed significantly.
1.
Direct the information to be relayed to a
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staff communicator whose primary duty is to update the state agencies.
2.
Provide a phone which can be used primarily by the communicator to update the states.
g.
Based upon calculated dose projections, make recommendations for protective actions offsite consistent with Checklists 1,2, and 3 of this procedure.
h.
Establish a schedule of personnel assignments for all environmental and offsite health physics positions.
If 24-hour shift coverage is required, refer to Attachement E which is a suggested shift manning schedule for four or five person rotation.
Use of the schedule is optional.
i.
Maintain a record of the GSEP related activities.
Refer to Attacchment D.
I G.
CHECKLISTS:
1 1.
Attachment A - GSEP Guidelines for Recommended Offsite Protective Actions for Gaseous Plume Exposure (Table 6.3-1 of the GSEP).
2.
Attachment B - GSEP Guidelines for Protection Against Ingestion of Contamination for the Offsite Public (Table 6.3-2 of the GSEP).
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CHECKLISTS:
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3.
Attachment C - Summary of Pcssible Offsite Protective Actions to be Recommended or Implemented During an Emergency (Table 6.3-3 of the GSEP).
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Attachment D - Environmental / Emergency Coordinator's i
Checklist.
5.
Attachment E - Schedule for Recovery Group Shift Manning.
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Figure 1
- Environmental Organization..
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION REFERENCES :
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Recommended Protective Actions Por Gaseous Release Actual Containment Rallatson Level Recommended Protective Actions NARS Porm Accident Release Situation Projected Doses latem) * *
(R/Hr) Nhen no Projected (S-Shelter, E-Evacuation, Section 8 Classification lleARS Porn Section 6) in Zonal Areas X,
Y, 6 3.
Doses are Available P - Pse pre for Possible Nhole Baly Thyroid
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(1) 8.A 6.9 or E - Potential 12)40.5 M
M 42.5 M
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< 200 1.0 (2) 8.4 or Stog W 6.C or D - Imminent (3) 40.5 M
M 42.5 M
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(3) 8.A or Occurring
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(1) 8,A 6.8 or E - Potential (2) 40.5 M
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25.0 42.5 M
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(3) 8.8 6.C or D - !sesinent (4)
Analysis Not Complete (200 1.0 (41 8.A or Occurring 3>
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(5) 8.8 (6)4.1.04 0.5 M
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All Dose All Duse 4 2000 (P) F) P)
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or Stopped Situations Situations Ld 6.C or D - !sselnent (3)
Analysis Not Complete 4400 (P) P) P)
(3) 8.8 or Occurring (4)
Analysis Not Complete 400 - 2000 (S) P) P)
(4) 8.C6D (5) 41.0 < 0.5 M
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(6) 8.C,H&E (7) 71.0 > l.0 < l.0
>5.0 > 5.0 45.0 (E*) E*) SD (7) 8.C.H,1,6P Poot Notes:
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N Evacuation, when noted, is the recommended protective action only when weather conditions permit and an evacuation time analysis confirms it as the preferred choice, otherwise sheltering is the prntective action to recommend. Il evacuation is recommended f or zonal areas Y and I and if Zonal areas l
F and 3 are in Nieconsin or Iowa, then the r ecommendet ton for evacuat ion should estand only to t he range at which the projected dose is 1 Rem WB or 5 l
Rea thyrold, whichever is the greater range. Sheltering is the protective action from this range out to 5 miles if the *cange* le in Zone Y and out to 10 miles if it is in Zone 3..
I Projected actual doses are based on the actual or most likely release point and the esisting site meteorological conditions. The tones X,Y, and 3 ares
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is the recommended protective action only when weather conditione permit and an evacuation time analysis confirms it as the Evacuation,edten noted, If evacuation is recommended for zonal areae T and 5 and if Eonal areas p preferred choice, othervloe sheltering is the protective action to recommend.then the recommendation for evacuation should estend only to the range at which the Y and I are in Wisconsin or Iowa, Sheltering is the protective action from this range out to 5 miles if the 'renge" fe in Ione Y and out Rom thyroid, whichever is the greater range.
to 10 miles if it is in zone I..
The zones X,T, and I ares Projected actual doses are based on the actual or most likely release point and the esisting ette meteorological conditions.
X-SB f R ( 2 M11ess Y-2 f R 4.5 M11eer 3-5 f R 4.10 Miles.
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TABLR 6.3-2 CSEP CUIDELINES FOR PROTECTION ACAINST INCESTION OF CONTAttlNATION FOR Tale OFFSITE PunLIC i
FOOD AND WATER CONTAMINATION A.
Derived Response Levels l
Prevent ive Act ion Levels
- Total Intake via All Pasture Crass Nuclide**
Critical Organ Milk / Water ***
Food and Water Pathways (Fresli weight) 1-131 Thyro id 0.012 uC1/1 0.09 uCi 0.27 uCi/kg Cs-137.
Whole Body 0.14 uCi/l 7
uCi 3.5 uC1/kg Sr-90 Bone 0.007 uC1/1 0.2 uCi 0.7 uC1/kg Sr-89 Bone 0.13 uct/l 2.6 uci 13 uC1/kg
- The preventive derived response action levels relate to a 1.5 rem projected dose commitment to the thyroid f[ '
or to a 0.5 rem projected dose conmitment to the whole body, bone, or any other organ.
Emergency action
~4 levels are equal to ten (10) times the preventive levels and relate to either a 15 rem projected dose com-mitment to the thyroid or a 5 rem projected dose conaitment to the whole body, bone, or any other organ, 2:
- If other nuclides are present, use Regclatory Guide 1.109 to calculate the dose commitment to the critical hf 7"
organ (s).
Infants are considered to be the critical ser, ment of the population.
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Recommended Protective Actions g
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e For pasture; remove lactating dairy cows from o Isolate food containing radioactive contami-contaminated pasturage and substitute uncon-nation to prevent its introduction into com-taminated stored feed.
Also, a substitute merce and determine whether condemnation or source of uncontaminated water.
another disposition is appropriate. Before e For milk; withhold milk from market to allow taking this action, consider:
radioactive decay. Consider diversion of fluid milk for productioa of but ter or evaporated milk.
--Availability of other possible actions; e For fruits and vegetables; wash, brush, or scrub
--Importance of particular foods in to remove contamination. Allow radioactive decay nutrition; and through canning, dehydration, or storage.
--Time and effort required to take action.
e For grains; mill and polish.
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OF POSSIBl.E OFFSITE PROTECTIVE ACTIONS TO BE RECOMMENDED OR IMPLEMENTED DURING AN EMERGENCY, ACCIDENT PHASE EXPOSURE PATHWAY EXAMPLES OF ACTIIIN TO BE RECOMMENDED I
Inhalation of gases, Evacuation, shelter, access control, respiratory protection, EMERGENCY radiotodine, or particulate prophylaxis (thyroid protection)
PliASE (0.5 to 30 hours3.472222e-4 days <br />0.00833 hours <br />4.960317e-5 weeks <br />1.1415e-5 months <br />)
- Direct whole body exposure Evacuation, shelter, access control Ingestion of milk Take cows off pasture, prevent cows from drinking surface water, discard contaminated milk, or divert to stored 2>
products such as cheese
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Ingestion of fruits and Wash all produce, or impound produce, delay harvest until d.
2 INTERMEDIATE vegetables approved, substitute uncontaminated produce Q
PHASE 1
Ingestion of water Cut off contaminated supplies, substitute from other sources,
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(30 hours3.472222e-4 days <br />0.00833 hours <br />4.960317e-5 weeks <br />1.1415e-5 months <br /> to 30 days)*
Whole body exposure and Relocation, decontamination, access control inhalation (T
Ingestion of food and water Decontamination, condemnation, or destruction of food; deep contaminated from the soil plowing, condemnation, or alternate use of land 3
either by resuspension or LONG TERf1 uptake through roots PHASE Whole body exposure from Relocation, access control, decontamination, fixing of (over 30 days)*
deposition material or contamination, deep plowing inhalation of resuspended material no g
Emergency phase - Time period of major release and subsequent plume exposure.
4 2 Intermediate phase - Time period of moderate continuous releases with plume exposure ASP n c0 and contamination of environment.
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, 42 Long Term Phase - Recovery period.
- " Typical" Post-accident time periods.
Reference:
USEPA " Manual of Protect ive Act ion Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear incidents," 1975.
EOF-3 Revision 2 September 1981 ATTACHMENT D Environmental / Emergency Coordinator's Checklist This checklist is for the convenience of the Environmental /En.ergency Coordinator.
It is not necessary to adhere to the checklist item-by-item.
It may serve as an aid for recording information during the recovery operation.
1.
Reported to Recovery Manager and assumed control of the Emergency Control Center at Nearsite EOF at:
Date:
Time:
2.
Established communication with the CCC Environmental Director at:
Date:
Time:
3.
Established communication with the Environs Director at:
Date:
Time:
4.
Established communications with offsite authorities at:
Agency Name Date/Name Contacted RAFT l
REAC DOE 5.
General notes on Recovery Activities:
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