ML20041F895
| ML20041F895 | |
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| Site: | Brunswick  |
| Issue date: | 02/18/1982 |
| From: | Furr B CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO. |
| To: | James O'Reilly NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II) |
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| Download: ML20041F895 (5) | |
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101 Marietta Street, Suite 3100 Atlanta, GA 30303 BRUNSWICK STRAM Er.,ECTRIC PLANT, UNIT N05.1 AND 2 DOCRET NOS. 50-325 AND 50-324 LICENSB NOS. DPR-71 AND DPR-62 EMERGPJCY PREPARLMNESSJAPPRAISAL
Dear Mr. O' Rail'ly:
In responsa to your letter of January 11, 1982, ~E Inspection Report Hos. 50-324/81-25 and 50-315/01-26, Carolina Fewer 4: Lyht com-pany (CP&L) subir.ita the at:achad infomation concerning etergency preparedness for the Brunswick Steart Electric Plant (BSEP), Unit Hos.1 and 2.
l To aid the Staff in their review, the attached responses cotr. pare number by numbar to the items identified in Appendicas A and B of ycur January 11, 1982 letter.
The defict<tncies of the 35EP Radio-logical Emergency Plan (Revision 2), which aru noted in Appendix C of your January 11, 1982 letter, are currently under review.
Changes to correct these deficiencies will be provided in accordance with 10CPR50.54(q), and will be co'epleted by May 11, 1982, as required in your letter.
CP&L believes that the. actions described in this letter are responsive to the commants. contained in your January 11, 1982 letter and, upon completion, should form a basis for concluding that Brunswick I
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and safety of the public.
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DIRECTM, EPOS B. J. Furr RGB/HHH/1r.(7802)
DIRECTO'. ENF/INV Vice President Enclosuces plRECTOR ETI Nuclear Operations PQBLIC Ar?fm OFFICBI B. J. Furr, having been first duly sucrn, did depose and say that the information contained herein is true and correct to his own personal knowledge, or baasd upon information and belief.
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EHCLOSURE 2 BRUNSWICK STEAH BLECTRIC PLANT EMERGENCY PRBPAREONESS APPRAISAL APPEICIX B 1,
The Corporata Emergency Plan is currently being ravised to incor-porate changes made to the augmented emergency response organication as described in Revision 2 of the BSEP Hmorgency Plan.
This revision will be completed by April 15, 1982.
2.
The ENS telephone er; tension in the TSC is operstional.
3.
Carolina Power & Light (Cp6L) presently believes that personnel can h
travel freci the TSC to the Control Room in a tittely manner and that no additional procadures are required.
4.
An evaluation will be completed by April 1.1092 to deteer.ine the naud for any modifications to the TSC.
5.
The Emargency Plan and itnplementing procedures w111 be. revised to show which rooms in the Service Building will be used for OSC purposes.
This reviaton will be completed by April 1, 1982.
A backup OSC will be estabitshed by April 1, 1982.
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7 The ENS telephone e>.tansion in the 50P is operational.
8.
Appropriste radiological equipment, dacontamination supplies, and emergency protective supplies will be stored in the EOF.
9.
An evaluation of BOP conditions will be completed by April 1, 1982.
Hodificatibnawillbemadeduringthe1982refuelingoutagestoensure 10.
that personnel working near sample hood linas are exposed to radiation doses which are as low as reasonably achiavable.
Nodificationswhichwillenablepersonneltotakecontainmentair 11.
samples under a full range of accident conditions will be made during the 1982 refueling outages.
These modifications teill ensure that radiation doses received by the personnel taking the samples are as low as reasonably achievable.
12.
A mechanism will be establiehod to permit post-accident collection of particulata filters and charcoal / silver zeolite cartridges frorn the stack and Turbine Bsilding vents prior to accumulation of high activity levels.
This will ue accomplished prior to April 1.1982, 13.
A review to determine the need for any improvements in the liquid radwaste/ affluent sa'upling capability is currently underway and will be completed by June 1, 1982.
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Copics of dtcontrainatico procrduria for the d: contamination hits in the TSC and Visitor's Center will be provided by March 1,1982.
15.
A review to determine the necessary number of Emergency Environ-enental Honitoring Teams is currently underway and will he completed by June 1, 1982.
16.
Respiratory prctection and protective clothing will be provided for each Emergency Environmental Honitoring Tea:n by June 1,1982.
17.
Copies of emergency kit inventories will be maintained in each kit.
These will be includsd by March 1, 1982.
18.
Provisions have been made to obtain and utilize a back-up source of representative meteorological hformtion and for routine checks of communication These provisions have been incorporated into the Brunswick Plant Fmergency Procedures (peps).
These tovisions to the PEPS wwre approved by the Plant duelear Safety Com:tittee on Noverber 20, 1981.
19.
Severe uuathar inforcation la available in the Centrol Room 24 hour:s per day through the load diapetther, 9h5 receives updatda via 1;3AA.
20.
Dose ossessment procedures are currently being reviewad and upgraded.
Any changes that are oppropriate will be completed by April 1,1982.
21.
PEP-3.5.1 uill be revisad to addreso the use.of silver zeolite car-tridgea in taking air samples and to identify the specific instrwten-tation to be used and the storage locations, T;ila revi sion will be completed by April 1, 1982.
22.
The RC&T procedurea to be used for in-plant surveys will be referenced in PEP-3.3.1 and PEP-3.3.2 by April 1, 1982.
23.
The relationship between PHP-3.3.3 and RC&T-1500 will be identified in each prpredure-by April 1, 1982.
24.
Precautionary notes and other appropriate conditions will be added to Procedura RC&T-1500 relative to sample preparation and handling for chloride and boron analysis..This will be accomplished by April 1, 1982.
25.
Procedure RC&T-0150 will be revised by April 1,1982 to recognize that post-accident particulate and iodine samples from containment map contain significant quantities of radioactivity.
26.
Review for armatar seapla-to-detector distances for counting high l
1evel charcoal / silver zeolite cartridges and particulate filters is currently being performed. This review will be completed by April 1, 1982.
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Review is in process to establish a procedure for post-accident I
collection of particulate filters and charcoal / silver zeolite ent-tridges from the stack.
This review will be completed by 14ay 1, 1982.
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28.
Procedures will be revised to inform personnel of recommended evacu-ation routes from plant areas in emergency conditions.
This will be accomplished by April 1, 1982.
29.
PEP-3.8.1 will be revised by Harch 1,1982 to specify the assembly areas for a site evacuacion.
30.
Provisions are being made to obtain an agreemedt for a second genersi practitioner for medical assistance.
This will be accomplished by June 1, 1982.
31.
Corporate Communications Implementation Procedures 4.6 and 5.2 address information liasions with State and Federal organir.ations.
32.
Corporate Communications implementation Procedure 4.2 defines the methoda taken to handle rumor control.
33.
RC&T-0600 and its appendices are currently beir.g reviewed to assure clear expression of tha licits in Sections 2.1 and 8.6 and that the information ia current.
This review will be completed by Harch 1,1982.
34 Preselecting personnel for Re-entry Teams prior to an emerp acy does not seem practical.
Only personnel qualified to be team nembers would be asked to volunteer.
Preselecting team members wuld be difficult due to ahtft rotation.
35.
PHP-4.3 has been approved by the Plant Nuclear Ssfety Cotsittee to impismant CPI,L's cornitment for drilla and eurcises.
36.
PEP-4.3 will be ravised by April 1,1932 to require documentation for corrective actions resulting from drills and oxercises.
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PEP-4,5 has been revised to incorporate annual dissamination of updated public information.
38.
Corporat's Communications will provide for familiarization of the l
news media through an annual briefing.
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ENCLOSURE 1 BRUNSWICII STEAli ELECTRIC PLANT EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS APPPAISAL APPENDIX A 1.
The Emargency. Plan Training /Ratraining Program was defined and approved by the Plant Nuclear Safety Committee on December 18, 1981.
This program will be fully inplemented by April 1,1982.
2.
The procedura for performing initial offaite dose projection /
assessment was upgraded and approved by the Plant Nuclear Safety.
Committaa on November 6,1981.
Retraining on this procedure for l
appropriate personnel was completed, including unik-throughs, on i
January 6,'1982.
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