ML20040D074

Public Version of Revised Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures,Including Procedures 440-0 Re Communications Sys & 440-1 Re Emergency Communication Facilities

ML20040D074
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Site:	Quad Cities
Issue date:	12/31/1981
From:	COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
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PROC-811231-01, NUDOCS 8201300073
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2' QEP 440-0 Revisita 6 December 1981 ID/2U,2V C0f9fUNICATIONS SYSTEMS 440 0 Communications Systems Rev. 6 12-23-81 440-1 Emergency Communication Facilities Rev. 6 12-23-81 4

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. 7 QEP 440-1 Revision 6 EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION FACILITIES December 1981 ID/2N A. PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to describe the use of the emergency communication systems.

B. REFERENCES

1. None.

C. PREREQUISITES

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D. PRECAUTIONS

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l E. LIMITATIONS AND ACTIONS

1. None.

F. PROCEDURE

1. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Emergency Notification System - red phone.

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a. Provides a dedicated telephone circuit between the station and NRC Operations Center, Bethesda, Maryland.

b. Telephones are located in the Control Room, Shift Engineer's Office, the Technical Support Center, and the onsite NRC office.

c. The phone is activated by lifting the handset from the cradle.

d. This phone will be used to provide notification of significant events per 10 CFR 50.72.

e. If the ENS phone is not operational, contact the NRC Operations Center by alternate means using the following:

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QEP 440-1 R: vision 6 TELEPHONE SYSTEM TELEPHONE NUMBER (1) Commercial Telephone System 301/492-8111 to NRC Operations Center (via Bethesda Central Office)

(2) Commercial Telephone System 301/427-4056 to NRC Operations Center (via Silver Spring Central Office)

(3) Health Physics Network to *22 (Touch-Tone)

NRC Operations Center 22 (Rotary Dial)

(4) Commercial Telephone System 301/492-7000 to NRC Operator (via Bethesda Central Office)

2. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Health Physics Network - beige phone.

a. Provides a dedicated telephone network with dialing capabilities for the transmission of primarily health physics information.

b. Telephones are located in the Rad / Chem Supervisor's office, the Emergency Operations Facility and the onsite NRC office.

c. The phone is activated by lifting the handset and dialing either I 22 to reach NRC headquarters in Bethesda, Maryland, or 23 to reach Region III headquarters in Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

d. This phone will normally be activated by NRC personnel.

3. State of Illinois Nuclear Accident Reporting System (NARS) - green phone.

a. Provides a dedicated telephone network with dialing capabilities for communicction to local and state agencies.

b. Telephones are located in the Control Room, Technical Support Center and the Emergency Operations Facility.

c. This phone is activated by lifting the handset and dialing the appropriate code.

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State Emergency Services and Disaster Agency (SESDA).

Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety (DNS)

Rock Island Communications Rock Island County ESDA Commonwealth Edison Command Center.

System Power Supply Office (SPS0).

Scott County Sheriff.

Technical Support Center (TSC).

Emergency Operation Facility (EOF).

Clinton County Emergency Operations Center (EOC)

Iowa Emergency Operations Center - DesMoines Whiteside County EOC Whiteside County Sheriff (2) Dial 20 State Emergency Services and Disaster Agency (SESDA).

Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety (DNS)

(3) Dial 27 APPROVED Technical Support Center (TSC).

Control Room.

Emergency Operations Facility (EOF). MC 2 31981 (4) Dial 32

, State Emergency Services and Dtaaster Agency (SESDA).

4. Commonwealth Edison Company Command Center - yellow phone.

a. Provides a dedicated telephone circuit between the station and the Corporate Command Center, 1230 Edison Bldg.

b. Telephones are located in the Technical Support Center and the Emergency Operation Facility.

c. The phone is activated by lifting the handset from the cradle.

d. This phone will be used to maintain open communications between

( the station and the Corporate Command Center.

5. Control Room to Technical Support Center - brown phone.

a. Provides a dedicated telephone circuit between the control room and the Technical Support Center. The Technical Support Center is to provide a location for plant management, technical and engineering support personnel to support the control room command and control

, function of assessing plant status and potential offsite impact.

b. Telephones are located in the Control Room and the Technical i

Support Center,

c. The phone 1:3 activated by lifting the handset from the cradle.

! d. This phone will be used to maintain open communications between l the control room and the 'echnical Support Center.

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6. Control Room to Onsite Operational Support Center - brown phone. s

a. Provides a dedicated telephone circuit between the Cor. trol Room and the Onsite Operational Support Center. The Onsite Operational i

Support Center is the location to which all in plant personnel will report during an emergency and from which they'will be dis-

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b. Telephones are located in the Control Room and the Onsite Operational Support Center (meeting room adjacent to TSC). "

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d. This phone will be used to maintain open communicatiSns between s

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7. Radio Communications Microwave Link (GSEP radio). ') '

, a. Provides a dedicated microwave radio link between the Commonwealth l

Edison Company Command Center and the Technical rupport Center, the Control Room and the Emergency Operations Fakility.

b. Provides a private line or scrambled mode radio frequency link to various mobile units from any of the locations listed in paragraph l F.7.a.

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c. The three onsite remote stations can communicate by lifting the

! \ handset from the cradle and depressing the INTERCOM BUTTON. In the intercom mode, no transmission occurs on the radio frequen:y.

! Two way communications can also occur between the Edison Command' Center using the intercom mode without radio transmission occurring.

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d. Communication to mobile units is by radio transmission. P.adio transmission has three modes.

(1) Private Line (PL), Disabled, Scramble Off.

(a) Initiate private line disable by momentarily depressing the "PL MONITOR" button. This, allows. any receiver or transmitter on a frequency of N. MH to have two-way communications with the GSEP radio syste,m.

(2) Private Line Enabled, Scramble Off.

(a) Initiate private line by momentarily depressing the "PL RESET" button. This allows only radios with the same l private line code to communicate with the G5CP base radio.

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, (a) Initiate the scramble mode by depressing the SCRAMBE .

p [ button and verify the SCRAMBE ON indicator lights.

This allows only mobile units with the same scramble mode code to communicate with the GSEP base. This m'o'de eliminates the possibility of being intercepted.

I (b) To release the SCRAMBE MODE, depress the SCRAMBE \

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, , (4) The radio transmission modes are activated by lifting the '

handset from the cradle and by using the push to talk button

q. in the handset.

1 (5) When the handset is in the cradle, the remote station is, ,

automaticallysplaced in the monitor mode.

83 In additir.h t6 t!he systim "ddscribed above, QCNPS has other reliable $ t'

• ' s intraplant and' plant-Jo-offsite communications, including a public, ,'l~

? address sytqi, a commerical phone system, security / operations radio )

consoles andshandi-talkies, system power dispatcher microwave communi- t cations, sound-powered phones, a paging system, and vehicle radios. .}

a. Public address system. ,

The public address system integrates a system,of speakers, handse't

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paging units, and telephones located throu'gso$ t. the ' plant. Paging

• can be' initiated from any si gle' handset uni 4, any telephone, or b' from microphones within the control room.

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b. Commercial phone system.  %

The commercial telephone system consists of local'telepho e company PBXequipmentandtelephonestationslocatedthroughoutthepllant and the main control room. '\

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c. Security / operations radio consoles and handi-talk'fes.N N

~ The intraplant radio system provides radio communications from a i

c control point (base station) to various "Handie'-Talkie" units through tt'e plant, and it also provides direI*c radio commudications from "Haridie-Talkie" to "Handie-Talkie" via a' repeater system. It is an independent subsystem of the plant communications system.

The intraplant radio syster, includes,the security network also.

x The station is also equipped with sergal page units that are set up to be activated through the operatiens radio frequency.

d. System power dispatcher microwave commu'icatioas. n The microwave system consists of splid-shte,' battery powered i

equipment designed and engineered primarily for the protective relaying of the transmission,syates. However, a voice channel is e provided which serves as an, addit /ional offsite ccumunication

'MPPROVEp medium. The tones received via this channel have volume, fidelity, and freedom from extraneous noises comparable with the quality S 3 g normally obtained on a' commercial telephone.

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Sound powered telephones are used in special areas where instrumenta -

tion racks and controls are installed. Jacks for sound-powered telephones are installed at local instrument racks and panels, and in the station control rooms. This type of communication is an aid to the instrument mechanics when testing and adjusting instru-mentation and controls, and it can also be used for emergency communications.

f. Paging system.

The system is described under security / operations radio consoles and handi-talkies, section F.8.c.

g. Vehicle radios.

The station has a vehicle equipped with a radio for two-way communi-cations with the control room on either the GSEP or operations radio frequencies.

G. CHECKLISTS

1. None.

H. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION REFERENCES

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