ML20055A150

Comments on Des for Facility

ML20055A150
Person / Time
Site:	Seabrook
Issue date:	07/08/1982
From:	Doherty J DOHERTY, J.F.
To:	Larry Wheeler Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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NUDOCS 8207150523
Download: ML20055A150 (1)

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l July 9,1982 4327 Alconbury Lane #3 Houston, Texas 77021 Hr. Louis L. Wheeler, Project Manager Office of nuclear Reactor Regulation U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington D. C. 20555 Docket No. 50-443, Public Service Company of New Hampshire, et al.

RE: COMMENT ON DRAFT ENVIROHMENTAL STATEMENT RELATED TO THE OPERATION OP SdABROOK ETATIOH, UHITS 1 & 2.

John F. Doherty, J. D., of Houstoni Texas, comments as below on the DES recently released by the NRC.

Doherty Comment One In Appendix 0, the following statement (p. C-6) occurs:

To illustrate: A single model 100'-MWe LWR operating at an 80,^4 capacity factor for 30 years would be predicted; to induce between 3.3 and 5 7 cancer fatalities in 100 years, 5.7 to 17 in 500 years, and 36 and 60 in 1000 years as a result of releases of radon-222.

To this fuel cycle impact description, the following detail should be determined and added:

a) The range of number of cancer fatalities for each 1198 MWe Seabrook Station reactor at its projected capacity factor and the licensing period under consideration, from fuel-cycle radon-222; b) The range of number of cancer injuries induced by fuel cycle radon-222 for each Seabrook Station reactor at its projected capacity factor and licensing period; c) The range of number of fatal birth defects induced by fuel cycle radon-222 for each Seabrook Station reactor at its crojected capacity. factor and licensing period, and; d) The range of number of.non-fatal birth defects induced by fuel cycle radon-222 for each Seabrook Station reactor at its projected capacity factor and licensing period.

Thank you for the opportunity to comment.

Coon Sincerely, 02 700 g

D 050 Oh John F. Doherty, J. D.

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