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Public Version of Revision to Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures,Including Procedures EP-C-320 Re Recovery Phase Implementation & EP-205A.1 Re Operation of post-accident Sampling Station
	ML20062B201
Person / Time
Site:	Peach Bottom
Issue date:	06/11/1982
From:	; PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
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ML20062B190	List: ML20062B188; ML20062B195; ML20062B201;
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r r, EP-C Index Page 2 of 2 MJM:kmw / 0/82 Number Review Rev. Revision Ti tle Date No. Date ) Officer 4/27/82 3 4/27/82 EP-C-217 Quality Assurance / Quality Control Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 EP-C-218 Health Physics and Chemistry Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 EP-C-219 Procedure Support Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 EP-C-220 Instrument and Control Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 EP-C-221 Licensing Support Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 1 EP-C-222 Systems Engineering Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 EP-C-223 Construction Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 EP-C-224 Planning and Scheduling Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 L EP-C-225 Rad Waste Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 EP-C-226 Core Physics Coordinator 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 EP-C-227 Maintenance Coordinator 4/12/82 0 4/12/82 EP-C-228 Technical Advisor (Muddy Run) 4/12/82 0 4/12/82 EP-C-229 Insurance Coordinator g 4/12/82 0 4/12/82 l 300 Series Emergency Response 1 EP-C-315 Becover of Post Emergency Environmental Monitoring Samples 4/12/82 2 4/12/82 EP-C-320 Recovery Phase Implementation 6/10/82 0 6/10/82 a s

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-m_ [., EP-C-320 [ Rev. 0 Page 1 of 7 i RAK:kmw a 6/10/82 p4 1 Philadelphia Electric Company Peach Bottom Units 2 and 3 EP-C-320 Recovery Phase Implementation i f Purpose a This procedure provides guidance for implementing a recovery effort following an emergency. For an Unusual Event or Alert only minor recovery actions should be required. However, for the ( emergencies with more severe consequences ( Site and General 1 Emergencies), complex recovery actions may be required. s Reference s / 1. Emergency Plan, Section 5.4 l 2. NUREG 0654, Section M. 2 and M. 3 3. EP-C-203 Action Level 6 1. The Emergency Director, the Site Emergency Coordinator, [ Emergency Support Of ficer, the Senior Vice President - Nuclear Power will decide when an on-site recovery ef fort is required. Federal / State Government Liaisons should be appraised of the decision to enter the recovery phase. 2. The following guidelines should be used to determine when the emergency is under control and a recovery effort may be implemented: ) a. Radiation levels are steady or decreasing with tim (. )1 b. Any release of radioactive materials to the environment 4 has ceased or is controlled within technical i specification limits. R h 4 a m

EP-C-320 Rev. O Pago 2 of 7 RAK :kmw 6/10/82 r l c. Fire, flooding, or similar emergency conditions no { longer constitute a hazard to the plant or plant personnel. d. Measures have been successfully taken to correct or [ compensate for malfunctioning equipment. 1 j e. Reactor core is being adequately cooled. + !i Procedure 1. Initiate a conference call between Emergency Support Officer, Site Emergency Coordinator, Emergency Director and Senior Vice President - Nuclear Power. J 2. Analyze reactor, containment, and critical system status using the attached plant status sheet. The reactor, containment, and critical systems should be analyzed for i present condition and capability to perform intended functions. (Refer to Appendix A) 3. Develop a list of acceptable or unacceptable plant conditions and systems or equipment failures. Identify corrective actions to be taken. ( Refer to Appendix B). Based upon the analysis of these plant conditions, decide whether entry into the recovery phase is justified. If recovery justified, proceed to the steps below. 4. Review the plant status with the NRC, FEMA, PEMA, and MEMCDA, and address their concerns. The Site Emergency Coordinator should notify all parties listed in the EP-105 call list appendix of the intent to enter into the recovery phase. i 5. When the Recovery phase is formally implemented, the j Recovery manager should obtain the assistance of the Site i Emergency Coordinator, Emergency Director, and Senior Vice { President - Nuclear Power in resolving the following l recovery instructions. (a) Review the Recovery Acceptance Checklist (Appendix B) and determine the priority of recovery work. 4 (b) Prepare an outline of major tasks and establish the organization responsible for implementation. l (c) Obtain participation of General Electric, Bechtel, 3 Catalytic and other firms as appropriate. 3 i k t .,; u y.3, ..y 7. 7mr..p,,. .7

~ ~ ~' EP-C-320 i R:v. 0 Pago 3 of 7 l RAK :kmw A 6/10/82 ]i (d) Establish a schedule for monitoring plant parameters, such as reactor coolant, drywell atmosphere, liquid and gaseous effluents, etc. (e) Verify personnel radiation exposures received during y accident conditions. (f) Review and assess plant accident events, data logs, etc. to develop a comprehensive accident report and a recovery plan summary for submittal to regulatory agencies. (g) Consider available manpower sources and arrange through headquarters or the Planning Coordinator necessary personnel. (Work through INPO as necessary). r (h) Review emergency and plant supplies as well as warehouse h stock levels to ensure inventories are returned to pre-emergency levels. (i) Establish what activities will require procedures and develop them accordingly. p{ (j) Determine the number of personnel needed to continue maintaining the plant. (k) Establish an Environmental monitoring schedule. i ? 1 I t< l. =: w:g w w w = -

r. s. f, EP-C-320 Rev. 0 Pcgo 4 of 7 + l RAK:kmw [ 6/10/82 h Appendix B UNIT #_ RECOVERY ACCEPTANCE CHECKLIST ( A. Reactor Parameters E Acceptable Unacceptable Remarks 1. Power [ 2. Level r 3. Pressure B. Containment. Parameters Acceptable Unacceptable lamarks .1 1. Drywell Press 2. Drywell Temperature a ) l 3. Torus Level 4. Torus Temperature i ; i 5. Cont. Oxygen i 6. Cont. Hydrogen e i C. Reactivity Control l y Acceptable Unacceptable Remarks 1. Control Rods l 2. SBLC 5 D. Pressure Control i Acceptable Unacceptable Remarks i 1. Bypass valves 2. SRV's s 1 ~

^* EP-C-320 Rev. O I Page 5 of 7 8 RAK:kmw k 6/10/82 i E. Level Control and Heat Removal h Acceptable Unacceptable Remarks .)i 1. Feedwater 2. CRD b f 3. HPCI r 4. RCIC j r 5. Condensate { 6. Core Spray 'I 7. RHR S/D Cooling a j 8. LPCI 4 i 9. HPSW 10. Cond. Transfer i 11. Refuel Transfer e I 12. ESW i 1( 13. SBLC ? f F. Tank Levels f Acceptable Unacceptable Remarks j 1. C ST i [ 2. RST t y 3. Torus Dewater Tank t-b 4. Main Condenser ? y 5. Emerg. Cool. Tower G. Containment Control Acceptable Unacceptable Remarks li

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k' ~ ^ s EP-C-320 l Rev. 0 [ Paga 7 of 7 RAK :kmw f' 6/10/82 t J. Radiological Parameters l j Acceptable Unacceptable Remarks k 1. Main Stack Release b 2. Vent Stack Releases h 3. D/W Rad. Monitor Level 4. Refuel Floor Exhaust k l S. Radwaste Exhaust 6. Air Ejector /Off Gas Release 7. Main Stack Flow 8. Vent Stack Flow K. Meteorological Parameters i [ Acceptable Unacceptable Remarks ) 1. Wind speed h 2. Wind direction 3. Precipitation 4. Stability Class f L. Regulatory Contact i Acceptable Unacceptable Remarks 1. N RC l 2. PEMA 2 l 3. FEMA 4. MEMCDA 4 't >l a s 1 .,,.,. ;......... = - ,T.

APPENDIX A PBAPS PLAIR STATUS - UIIIT # S W NO.,, _ REACTOR PARIXETERS - time RADIOLOGICAL PAPJ1ZfERS - time IGtER0 LOGICAL PARAMETERS - time

1. Power

1. Main Stack cps _ _ mr/hr

1. Avg. Wind Speed mph l

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2. Level inches

2. U/2 Vent Stack cpm tr/hr

2. Avg. Wind Direction (from)

3. Pressure PSIG

3. U/3 Vent Stack cpm mr/hr

3. Avg. Radiation rdg.

gr/hr 1:. D/W Rad Monitor R/hr

1. Avg. Ambient Temp.

F 4 COICAINMENT PARAMETERS - time

5. Refuel Flr Exh mr/hr

5. Precipitation

6. Air Elect Off Gas mr/hr

6. Stability Class o

1. Toms Teop.

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7. Radwaste Monitor epm

7. Avg. Wind Speed (320

8. Avg.WindSpeed(75))

2. Drywell Temp.

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8. Main Stack Flow Cm

3. Drywell Press.

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9. U/2 Vent Stack Flow Cm

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1. ! of mas not inserted past 06 SYSTm INJ UNAVAIL/ REASON RHR TORUS TORUS D/W S/D UNAVAIL/

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2. '33IE INJ UNAVAIL/ REASON A

C B CRD A C

3. S3IC Tank Level B

D FIPSW ON UNAVAIL/ REASON ^ PRESSURE COIRROL - time COND A B I

1. # Bypass Valves Open C

2. SRVS A B C D E F G HJ K L C. S. A C SED ISOLATIONS ISOLATED / EXCEPTIONS g GRP II A GRP III POWER SUPPLIES - time B GRP IV C GRP V SOURCE SUPPLYING UNAVAIL/ REASON HPSW }' 20FFSITE B SBGTS OK UNAVAIL/ REASON I' 30FFSITE C I FANS A E-1 p B k' E-2 COND TRANS C h -3 REFUEL TRANS TRAIN A SBIf B h l POWER SUPPLY l .f ' BUS

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5 t. s tP-/O'A.1 PALL 1 RFv. O g MPG:LHD /J #'f~'Ij M 6/7/h 1 1 PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY PEACH !!U T T OM UNITS 2 AND 5 E ME RGLNCY PLAN IMPLLMLNTING PROCEUURE ( LE:2.Qias.1_ DEEEA110H_DE_EDSI_ACCIDEUI_SAdELISG_SIAI123 j EudEQSE 1 ) THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROCEDURE IS TO PROVIDE GUIDELINES j FOR CONSIDERATION PRIOR TO, DyRING AND AFTCR OBTAINING i SAMPLES FROM THE POST ACCIDENT SAMPLING STATION FOLL0wlNG ACCIDENT CONDITIONS. z BEEEEEUELS 3 PEID M37A, M372, M361, M 316, M 36 2., A EautE5L21 APPROPRIATE HEALTH PHfSICS SURVEY LQUIPMLNT ] AIR SAMPLER ILOW VOLUME) RESPLHAldRY PRO T LC l I VL L uu 1 P MENI q ANTI-C CLOTHING 1 DIGITAL ALARMING 00SIML T RY fj GAS V!AL SAMPLL T U b f. j IODINE E PARTICULATL SAMPLE ASSEMRLY d 14.4 GAS VIALS AND CAPS LIQUID SAMPLE BOTTLES AND CAPS 10CC SYRINGE wlTH STOPLOCK SILVER ZFOLITE CARYRIDGTS 47MM P ARl !CUL AT E FIL T ERS SMALL BOTTLE OF DEMIN WATER LARGE VOLUME CASK SMALL VOLUME C A SK-GAS SAMPLE CASK FLASHLIGHT MIRROR 1 Ll EEECAU11091 i j A. IN ALL STEPS OF 1HIS PRQCEDtlRL, AN AL AR A CisNCFi'i IS j MANDATURY. THIS PROCLDURE PROV!OtS SUML PHILUSUPHY IN

i PRC-PLANNING SAMPl.ING EVOLUT10NS FOR ". A M P t t. ". DUR1NC AN ACCIDENT.

IN A0ut!!ON TO REVI'LWING 15: 15 P Hill filu R1, AN ALARA KEVitW OF lHL SAMPLING P RO C E S ', SHOULO til l'L ui ilRMt O 3 j PRIOR TO OBTAINihG THE SAMPLE. IF THE SAMPLE IS NOT REALLY II NEEDLD, AND LOWER DOSE METHODS Ex!ST TU DE1ERMINd THL !i GRUSS DATA THAT THL SAMPLE PRGVIDES. T Hf: SAMPLL aHOULO NOT DE OBTAINED. Q B. AT NO TIME MAY NRC EXPOSURE LIMITS (LITHER AIROGRNE l' CR BJ OY 00SE) 3C EXCEEDED OURING THE SURVEYING FOR e N U '4* wwp 'te.

4 fP-20SA.1 PAGE / l REV. O MPG: LHU 'i SAMPLING OR OrtTAINING THE SAMPLE. IF IT APPEARS THAT AN OVEREXPOSURE COULD REASONABLY OCCUR WHEN OilT A INING THL ' AMPL E, 00 UDI PRJCEED WITHOUT WalTTEN ] NRC APPROVAL. vt 1j 23dCtQu?.1: 1. IT HAS BEEN DE TE R MI NEO THAT A DRYWELL ATMOSPHERE. TO R US ATMOSPHERE, REACTOR dUILDING ATMOSPHLRL OR PRIMARY COOLANI SAMPLE IS NELDED FROM THE PO5T ACCIDENT 5AMPLING STATION. 2. TWO PATHS AP.E RECOMMENDED.' A. ENTERING THE NilR*AL T U R ill N C fl U I L O I N G 116' PLANT ENTRANCE, UP THE TURD!NE 11U ILD ING S T AI R S TO THE ] M-G SE T ROOM. 9 j TIME = APPROXIMATLLY 3 MINUTES. 1 U. ENTERING THE ROLL UP DOORS ON THE NORTH END FOR UNIT 3 OR SOUTH FNO FOR UNIT 2. UP THE TUR91NL i ISUILDING STAIRS TO THE M-G SET ROUM. TIMd APPROX 1MATLLY 3 MINUTES. 3. HAVE A HLALTH PHYSICS TECHNICIAN ACCOMPANY T H f. i CHEMISTRY TECHNICIAN ASSIGNED 10 OdIAIN SAMPLES IN ORDER Td PERFORM AREA SURVEYS, lui [ C F HEALTH PHYSICS L CHEMISTRY PERSONNEL GN THE ROUTE TO Ut IAKfN AND THE IIME la UET TO THE SAMPLt. POINI. 4. HLALTH PHYSICS PER$flf4N6L SHALL TAKE APPRdPalATE SURVEY EQUIPMENT AND PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (F.G. SCbA GEAR, ANT 1-C'L, h T C.). ilLFORh MAKING t.NTRY TO THE POWER 13 L OCK. ENSURE S UR VE Y EQUIPPLN1 IS TURNED ON A ND C AL IBR ATED. CHEMI S T RY PLRSONNLL SHALL 4 MAKh It4[TIAL ENTRY TO ASSIST WITH THL ' U R V t. Y AND l TO VALVE IN GR AB SAMPL E POINT. ] S. UPON ENTERING THE PO'ER BLOCK, THE SURVE YOR( 5 ) n Li wiLL NOTE TRENDS IN GENERAL RADIATICN LFVELS ENROUTI d TO THE SAMPLE POINT. IF 00SF itA I E L IXCfLO 10 R/itR CAMNA l Ott 10 RA0/HR BETA PRLOR'TO ARRIVING A1 THL P'JINI j SPEC IFI ED UELOW ANi> UPON FURIHER I NV L ". I ! G A l l ON THIS DO 'iE RATE REMAINS SIABLE OR INCRLASFS, 1All L MMMs Ol A ll t Y ANU RLPORT 10 Hl-Al l el PHYSIL5 S UP L R V 8 ', l dN. 't r 6. IF THE DOSE RAIL Al ANY 0004 t il A T HA5 10 lll UPLNLD i IS GR E A TER THAN S R/HR, LEAVE THL ARIA IMMt HI Af f t Y AND .i REPORT TO HE AL TH PHYSICS SUPLRVISION WilH l'il S INFORMAlldN. j n1TH THE 005t. RATES LESS THAN S R/HR. ( N T f-R THL ARLA UUT TAKE CAREFUL NOTICE OF THE DOSE RATES. 'i 1 .n .~..-:- 4-

\\ l' P - / O ', A. I PAGL i 1 REv. O MPG *LHO u i 1 i 7. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE TIMES REQUIRED TU OBTAIN l SAMP.E5 l ORYWELL GR LORUS ATMOSPHERf 152 MINUTES I RCACTOR BUILDING ATMOSPHERE 5 MINUTES I PRIMARY COOL ANT JET PUMP 10 MINUTES RHR 15 v.INUTES USE THE APPROPR ! ATL APPENDIX FOR THE DESIRE 3 SAMPLE: APPEN0lX A.1 14.4ML GAS SAMPLE FROM DRYWELL. TORUS OR HLACTOR BUI,LDING ATMOSPHERE. ) APPENDIX A.2 IODINL AND/OR PAR T ICUL A TE SAMPLE FROM DRYWELL, TORUS OR RE AC TUR BUILDING ATMOSPHLRL. d ] APPENDIX A.3 10CC SAMPLE OF REACTOR WATER AN0/0K OISSOLVED GAS $ AMPLE. APPENDIX A.4 .1CC REACTOR WA TER SAMPLE WITH e 100:1 DILUTION. APPENDIX A.S FLUSHING. THE LIJUID AND DI SSOLVED GAS SYSTEM. APPEND (X A.6 DRAINING THE TRAP, SUMP AND CULI.E.LIUH. 8. A RWP UR HP TECHNICIAN WILL ilE ASSIGNE0 FOR IHL S A Mr2 L j, COLLECTION AND AN A L Y S I :.. 9. PRIOR TO T H i-SAMPLE. LN T ERINr. Till llD T

1. A U, ANY Niill L O I Nt,,

g REMOTE TOOLINO OR OTHE4 PROTLCIIVE MLASURE SHALL BL IN PL AC E AND RL ADY TO ACCEPT THE SAMPLL.

10. UPUN IN TRODUCT ION UI: Tele S AMPL L-INTO ilit. Hul LAO. Ilit j

SAMPLE WILL BE. HANDLED IN A MANNER SUCH THAT IT dlLL (1 CAUSE AN ALARA WHOLE 300Y 00SC TO PERSONNEL INVOLVED. 1 UNNECESSARY PERSONNEL SHALL NOT REMAIN IN THE HOT j lad.

1j: 11. PROPERLY IN PL ACE AND SH IELDEO, THE SAMPLE WILL BE PROCESSED REMO TELY (hHcRE AND WHEN POSS[dLL).

C AR EFUL H ANDL ING OF THt SAMPLF IN MANDATORY IN 4 PREPARATION FOR ANALYSIS'SU CONTAMINAllON 15 Nul SPREAD, AIRHORNE PR0dLEMS ARE HELO AT A MINIMUM, AND A NEd S AMPL E IS NOT Ri-Q U IR E D. 1 1

12. FOLLOWING FINAL ANALYSIS OF THE SAMPLC, RESUL TS SHALL j

JE REPORTED TO APPROPRI A TE SUPLRv IsidN. i i t t ~* * ~'P-";~~~- --e -. ; ;*r >., j, - J '*";*"- ~- - -

P-.. .. ~... m a\\ rP-/05A.1 PAbt 4 REV. O MPG: LHD AEEEUD11_A21__lizi_dL_GA1_SA5 ELE I EEEEEQu1311E1 1. SYSTEM LINED UP IN ACCORDANCE WITH C.O.L. S.19.1. l 2. HAVE SHIFT LINE UP CAO SYSTEM FOR DESIRED SAMPLE. ) sasELE us11_z us11_2 Eas111au TORUS 4960A 5960A OPEN j 4961A 5961A CLOSE0 j 49 66 A 5966A OPCN 8101 9101 OPEN I 49510 5951B UPEN I TORUS 49600 59600 GeEN b 49610 59610 C L OSL O I: 49660 59660 OPEN ) 8101 9101 OPEN 49510 5951B OPEN 1 UPPER 49603 59603 OPEN ORYWLLL 49010 59610 LLUSLO 4966B 5966B OPEN 8101 '7101 OPLN 4951B 5951B UPLN LOdER 4960C 5960C OPEN h'E URYWELL '4961C 5961C CLOSED f 4966C 5966C OPEN d101 9101 OPLN 49$1B 5951B OPEN i 3. HAVE SHIFT PLACE CONTROL ROOM SWIICH FOR THE k SAMPLING STATIUN IN THL LOCAL P8 3 S 1110N. I 4. OBTAIN THE KEY TO THE CONTROL PANEL POWER FROM 4 l SHIFT SUPEAVISION. B IF HEAT TRACL IS DES 1RLD FOR THE CAD SAMPLL LINLS h OR COMMON GAS LINE, PRESS THE HEAT TRACE RESET BUTTON y } ON THE CONTROL PANEL IN THE M-G SET ROOM. THIS WILL TURN ON IHE, HEAT 1RACL SY51iM, HOWEVl'R IO IURh THE SYSTEM OFF, THE BRLAKER OYO4 IN IHL RLACIOR ( BUILD *NG MUST BE TURNED OFF THCN ON AGAIN. U$i a IME _d EA1_161 ACE _0SL1_huld _ A250L ulC L1_ U EC Lk SA'll - EEDCEDUEE: .1 1. ORAIN THE SYSTLM PER APP LNDIX A.G. j j 2. WITH THE SUMP URAIN SYSTEM SWITCH IN T H L: GFF POSITION l PLACE SWITCH HC-700 (L IQU10/ GAS SELECTOR) {N THE GAS POSITION. OPEN N2 BUI1LE VALVL AND REGUL A TE TO 1 i -3;..

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2:ll: ' 9. - IP-/OSAol PALL S REV. 0 ] MPG:LHO APPROXIMATELY 100 PSIC. M AK E SURE THE GAS CHILLER E-703 I S ON. l 3. INSTALL THE GAS FILTER ORAWER IN TO POSITION. IF A PARTICULATE / LODINE SAMPLE WILL '3 I J3TAINE0 LATER, MAKE l SURE THAT THE DESIRED FILTER CARTRIDGES ARE PROPERLY INS T ALL ED IN THE CARTRIDGE RETAINER. j 4. TURN SWITCH HC723 IGAS SAMPLE SELECTOR SWIICH) TO POSII!UN 3 IF A REACTOR SUILDING ATMOSPHERE SAMPLE IS DESIRED. IF A TORUS OR DRYnELL ATMOSPHERE SAMPLE IS DESIRED, TudN TO' POSITION 1 AND OPEN THE. COMMON GAS LINE ISOLATION VALVE. j ~ 9811_2 MU11_l SV8LO8 SV9108 S. FLACE A STANDARD 14.4 MILLILITtR JFF GAS VIAL INTO THE GAS VIAL POSITIONER, SLIOE THE POSITIONER INTO THE GAS PORT. ORSERVE THAT THE 80TILL STATUS LIGHT CHANGES FROM RED 10 GREEN. 3 o. TU4N THE 10 ML GAS S AMPL E SWITCH HC-70S TO POSITION 'I / AND CIRCULA1E GAS FOR A PERido LONG LNOUGH 10 A S S U R I. THAT THE SAMPLL LINES ARE FLUSHEU UUl WilH GA% MLING 1 SAMPLEU. IHE MINIMUM IIME R EfJu t R E D l 's S MINUTLS. 1 UE SURL THAT THE FLOW AS READ OY THL ROTAMLTER THau THE SAMPLE ENCLOSURE WINUOn 15 IN TitL bXPrCTEO RANGf j OF 25 TO 3S SC F M. RECORD FLOW AND FLUSH OURATION ON DATA SHEET. ljl 1. TURN HC-lOS 10 POSITION 3 ANU iVACUAll I Hl. OFF GA% lg VIAL. RCCORD PRESSURE OF THE LVACUATED VIAL PI-/06 UN J THE DATA SHEET. MAKE SURE THE VACUUM IN THL GAS VIAL l' REACHES A STABLE MINIMUM RLADING. A lf l9 u. TURN HC-70S TO POSITION 4. "TAAL 5AMPLL". MAKC SURC j THAT PI-708 00ES NOT CHANGE. (IF PRESSURE CHANGES, IT j MAY INDICATE A SYSTEM LEAK.) ii ) 9. PRESS IHL HC-/20 ' BUTTON 10 Od1AIN THL SAMPLE. KEEP JuliUN l DEPRESSED UNTIL A STEADY P RE S S U.t i: IS REACHLD. ] (APPROXIMATELY 5 SECUNUS.) RFCORD PRISSURt FROM P!-708 ON DAIA SHEET. THIS*PRLsSURi SHuutu LORRLSpuNo 3 TO ACTUAL PRESSURE OF SAMPLE BLING OUTAINEO. 1 RECORD SAMPLE TEMPERATURE T!-7/4 ON DATA SHELT. ]

10. IURN HL-/OS 10 POSillON S "FLUSee ' Y 'e l l M " AND lLUSH FOR APPR0x!MATELY 1 MINUTE.

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11. TURN HC-705 TO POSITION 6,

7, AND 0 THEN STRAIGHT l I ~7 - -

s a V l I P- / O'. A. ! P A L,L to RFv. O MPG:LHU Il 4 UP TO OFF.

17. HEMOVE GAS V!AL KEEPING IT A MAxtMuv. DISTANCE FROM THd IN0!VIOUAL.

INSERT VIAL INTU GAS VIAL CASK. CLOSL AND L ATCH VIAL CASK. d

13. TAKE THE SAM,PLE TO THE APPROPRIATE LAB FOR FUTHER DILUTION AND COUNTING.

14. CALCULATL SAMPLE VOLUME AT THE SAMPLE PRESSURE AS RECORDED IN STEP

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vs = Lis,21113,4) 11_E_i_5Sg1 (530) (P PSIA)

15. PERFORM THE ORAIN OF TRAP, SUMP AND COLLEC TOR

} PER APPENDIX A.6 j

16. IF THIS IS THE LAST SAMPLE RLOUIREb, TURN ALL SWITCHES TO THE UPRIGHT AND "OFF" POSITION flEFORE TURNING "0FF" POWER.

RETURN SYSTEM VALVES TU ORMAL POSITION. RETURN KEY TO SH[FT SUFFHVISiaN. i l 1 1 .i

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ABSOLUTE PRCSSUi10 UF VIAL __________PI-I0d 1 5. FINAL S A M P L E P R E S S UR El___ PI-708 ) d 6. SAAPLE TCMPERATURE______ _T1-724 ( F) 7. CALCULATED SAMPLE VOLUME ilid1Liha31.11_E_1_htb11 V = (530) (P PSIA) i 3 i -l I 5 i 1 .l .) 1 'i I .1 i a e i t ,,s.y-- m., f y g o,.4. - - __.-.o ,,,7....,_,-,,s..

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~ s o s G, ~ te-20,A.! PAGL d REv. O i i MPG:LHO s A Elich D11_ A22__10 R iti LZ EA E11C U LM.L_ S a5E L E 1 EEEELQu1SilES: SAME AS APPEN0!X A.1 s EEQCEEMEE: 1. URAIN THE SYSTEM PLR APPENulA A.6. 2. WITH THE SUMP DRAIN SYSTEM S WI TC H IN THE OFF POSITION PLACE SWITCH HC-700 ( LI QU ll)/ GAS SELECTOR) IN THE CAS POSITION. 3. PUT THE DESIHED FILTER C ARTRIDGE( S ) !NTO THE CARTR0lGE RETAINER. PUT THE CARTRIDGE RETAINER INTO THE G AS FIL TER DRAWER. THEN PUT THE DdAnER INTO IHL SAMPLE STAT 10N AND VERIFY ORAWER POSI T 10 4 LIGHI 15 GREEN. 4. DECIDE WHETHER A TIMEn OR NON-TIMrn SAMPLE l '. Uth! RED. IF A tilGH ACITVIIY CONulllON

l. X 1 b T S.

l A TIMEO SAMPLE SHOULD BE TAKEN. I i S. UPLf4 NZ UOTTLE VALVC AND RLGOLATL I4 APPROAIMAILLY j 100 /SIG. MAKE SURE THE GAS CHILLER E-TU3 IS ON. 6. TURN GAS SAMPLE SELECTOR SW11CH HC-T/ 3 TO OCSIRED SAMPLE SOURCE. 7. OPEN COMMON GAS LINE ISOLATION VALVr, IF A TORUS UR ORYWELL ATMOSPHERE SAMPLC IS 0Es1800. uu11_Z 9911.2 j 1 i Sve108 sv91u8 4 d. TURN THE IODINE CARTRIDGE SAMPLE S'allCH HC-ll7 TO POSITION 2 AND C IRCUL ATL C A S F OR A PERIOD } LONG ENOUGH TO ASSURE THAT SAMPLE LINES ARE FLUSHED OUT WITH GAS,HLING SAMPLEO. MINLMUM ~~ FLUSH T IME IS APPROX 1MATELY $ MINTUES. i 9. IlE SURE FLOW AS READ BY ROTOMETER l '; IN litt RANGE OF 2S TO P, SCFM.

10. RECORD THE FL0n FI-725, PRESSURE PI-77T, PI-776

( LOC A TE D Al SAMPLE STATION) AND l EMi'L R A 1 URL 11-724 ( LOC A T L U IIN CONIMUL DANEL) i)N DA(A Leill T.

11. TURN HC-712 TO POSITION 1.

THC SAMPLE CAS WILL i 3 START TO FLOW TH4U FILTER LAR1 10G1. UN OA1A LHLLI 1 yv,qn ymq 1 .~ - m37e ~~ .v

i l'- / O' A, ! PAGt 9 RfV. O MPG: LHO RECOdu PI-127, PI-726, F I-7 2 's AND SAMPLL DURATION .l IN SECONDS. I

12. TO TAKE A TIMED SAMPLE, TURN HC-704 TO YES POSITION AND SET TIMER KC-712 BETWEEN O TO 30 SECONDS.

MAKE SudE TIME IS SHORT ENOUGH THAT THE ACTIVITY ON THE 1 FILTER WILL NOT DE UNNECESSARILY HIGH. URSERVE RI-704 READING TO DETERMINE IF THERL IS A RAPID ACTIVITY BUILOUP. ] THIS READING WILL ALSO INCLUDE NON-AOSORBING GAStS. NOTL I WHETHER SAMPLED WAS TIMEO OR UNTIMLD ON DATA SHEET. ALSU ,i NOTE TIMER SETTING I.F T I M E D.

13. AFT Ed APPROPRi ATE T IME HAS E L APSE 0 FOR E!THER TIMED UR UNTIMED. TURN HC-712 TO POSITION 4.

A VACUUM WILL DE QUICKLY ORAAN UN THE SYSTEM.

14. AFTER APPROXIMATELY 10 SECQtjoS, TURN HC-712 TO POSITION 5 WHILH WILL PURGE THE SYSTEM WITH AIR OR NITROGEN.

PURGE FOR AT LEAST 20 SLCONDS OR UNTIL j R1-704 IS STABLE. RECORD RI-704 ON OATA SHEET.

15. ROTATE HC-Il2 TO UP AND OFF PO SI T IllN.

TURN OTita R SWITCHES OFF. KLMUVE F ILTLR C AR T R 183GL ANil PUI lN I RETAINLR IN PL ASTIC BAG. TAPL DAG CLOStd. PtJi DRAWER 'l BACK INTO SAMPLE ENCLOSER. USE A POLL OR RijPt TO INCdEASL O! STANCE WHILL TdANSPORTING.

16. PERFORM DRAIN UF TRAP, SUMP AND COLLECTOd FOLLOWING APPENDIX A.6.

17. IF THIS IS T'I t E LAST SAMPLL RLQUIHLD. IURN A l t.

SWITCHES TO THE UPRIGHI AND "OFF" PGSITIGN UbFORE TURNING "0FF" POWER. RETURN ALL SYSTEM VALVcS Tu T.HE NORMAL POSITION. RETURN KEY TO SHIFT SUPCRVIS10N. 'i 1 q ,y i 1 1 1 1 c,7-. - .m_.1..-.. ..,-.,_... - y my ... q q. y - - - r__ _a_ _ _ n -- -.___r__._=--__--_____m

.m a t P - / O 's A. ! V A tol LU Rrv. 0-i MPG:LHO i i 1921tiLZEAfillCULaIL_ Lit! ELE 1. S AM PL E SOUR C E_______ _DATE___ TIME __________ 2. ORIFICE SIZE __ lad __ 3. FLUSH TIME IN MINUTES _____ __ MINUTES 1 I 4. S A M P L E F L 0 n__________F I - 7 2 *a (NOT TH4U CARIHIDGL)(SGFH) T E M P E R A T U RE __________T I - 72 4 ( F) 6. P R E S S UR E__________P I-7 2 6 (PSIG) 1 3 .j 7. PRESSURE _ ___PI-727 (PSIG) a ti. PRESSURE __________PI-726 (CRITICAL FLOW THdJ CARTalIDGE) (PSIA) 9. PRESSURE _______ PI-727 (PSIA)

10. F L O W _ __ ____ __, F I - T / 's SCFH

11. TIMED S AMPL E - Y L ". OR NO__________

12. FLOW DURATIGN__________SECUNOS 1

13. RADIATION LEVELS _______

RI-704 I i. l' t-1 5 "1 'j a C !:3 k a la I! l1 i i ls i 4 1l l'. 1 l'. .~ ..n. --.,~ n r :~ - ~ gv g r7 5 m;v,; <57..* m w w m - t r-

i P - / a '. A. ! P A Gl; 11 RL V. O MPG *LHO '4' AEEEGQ13_A43__LASGE_Lidu1D_SadELL_3UQ403_A D155DLYEU_LAL_5aMELE t EEE3EQu1511ES: 1 1. SYSTEM LINED UP IN ACCORDANCE WITH C.O.L. S.19.1. I 2. DUTAIN THE KEY TO THE CONTROL PANEL POWER FROM 'j SHIFT SUPERVISION. nj EECEEDudE* l 1. IF THE RHR LINE IS TO DE USED. HAVC THE SHIFT OPEN THE RHR SAMPLt LINE VALVLS. WNII Z MUL1_2 1 A0 809aA A0 9098A A LINE A0 80 99 A A0 9099A A0 80960 A0 9098B d LINE A0 80998 Ad 90990 t 2. PERFORM THE DRA!N AND ULOW OUT OPERATION PtR .] APPENDIX A.6. a 3. OPEN THE N2 00TTLE VALVE AND REGULATE TO APPROXIMATELY 100 PSIC. 4. CHECK THAT THE DEMIN WATER TANK [5 FULL. OPEN THE DeMIN WATER O!$ CHARGE VALVE AND THE NITROGEN INLET VALVE. VERIFY THAT THE DEMIN WATER TANK IS AT APPROXIMATLEY 100 PS!G. S. OPEN THE KRYPTON G AS BO T TL E VALVE AND REGULATE TO 2-3 PS IG. RECORD PRESSURL. o. SLIDE THE LEAD SHIEL D OR AWER OUT S0 THAT THE q NEtDLES UNdtu IHL SAMPLE SIAllON ENCLOSED ARL EXPOSED. INSPECT THE NEEOLE WITH A MIRROR AND j A FLASHLIGHT. THE LIQUID SAMPLE NCCOLES WILL PENETRATE TdE ALUMINUM RETAINER nITHOUT DAMAGE. (THE LONGEST PART OF THE NEEDLE SHALL tsE POSITIONEO TOWARD THE CCNTER OF THE SAMPLE VIAL). 1 3 7. REMOVE LEAD STOPPER FROM LARGE VOLUME CASK AND PUT A IS ML SAMPLE DOTTLE WITH AN OUTER ALUMINUM ] RETAINER RING AND A NEJPRENE CAP INTO THE LARGE CASK. NOTE SAMPLE BOTTLE MUST FIT SN UCL Y IN THE HOLDER AND j UE VERl!CALLY ALIGNLO. IF NLCLSSARY, PLACL SMALL 9

{

PAD UNDER SAMPLE VIAL. WITH CASK IN FULLY LOWERED POSITION, WOLL CASK 1NIO POSIT!CN.JNUER THL SAMPLE i' STATION. lli ol! ..,.,.,. m,.,.,-.-,,- - - v-

EE t IP-/DSA.1 PAGL 1/ dEV. 0 MPG:LHU o. USING THE HYDRAULIC PUMP START RAISING THF CASK CHLCK ING FOR PRilPLR AL1GNMLN1. STOP r UMPING WHL N lilP 2 i CASK RING IS INSIDE AND THE LARGE VOLUME CASK 15 JUST l TOUCHING THL UOTTOM OF THE SAMPLE STATION (IF CASK I IS NUT ALIGNED OROPERLY, LUWLR AND REPOSITION). MAINTAIN THE FORKS IN THE SAME DIREC TION AS WAS USED 1 Dua!NG rHe rNrr!At CASK POSrr!0NING. PLACE THL GAS j VIAL IN THE HOLDER AND INSLRT INTO THE DISSOLVED GAS j SAMPLE POINT. } 9 CFECK THAT THE CONTRC'L #ANEL I S ON. TURN HC-700 SWITCH TO LIUUID MODE. ' TURN HC-626 TO POSITION 2 ] (JET PU MP LINC) OR POSITION 4 (RHR).

10. PUSH THE PLUNGER DOWN THAT C AUSES THI SAMPLE BOTTLE TO BE RAISED OUT OF T,HE CASK AND UP DNTO THE TWO NEEDLES.

NO TE THAT THE BOTTLE IN LIGHT WILL CHANGE FROM RED TO GREEN. NOTE ALSU THAT THE O!SSULVED GAS SAMPLE LIGHT IS GREEN.

11. TURN THE L10010 SAMPLE SOURCE SELECTOR

'I SW I TCH HC - 6 h, ill PilS I T ! UN 1 4 ilR J i' l PUMP HYP A' S

l LINE SAMPLt OR S FOR RHR SAMPLE.

'i IF RHR SAMPLE IS ut:S IRtD, CLOSC THC SAMPLC LINL VALVES TO FEEDWATER SAMPLE SINK. I W311_2 uull_l A0 8110A A0 9 10A A0 81100 A0 91103 (2. TURN HC-610-1 SMALL VOLUMC S AMPL C Sd ! T Cit TO OFF. (POSITION 2)

11. F1-664 ON CONTROL PANEL SHOULD bL A P PRO X I M A T L i-Y 1 GPM.

P!-6bl. TI-660, Cl-663, AND RI-66S SHOULD l START TO HAVL MLANINGFUL VALUES.

14. ADJUST PCV-627 SU THAT THE FLOW ON l-1-664 IS AT LEAST 1 GPM.

CONTINUE THIS FLOW FOR A L61NG I Nilut H PLRIUD TU dE ASSURLD ThAT IHL S AM P LI. LINLS ARL FLUSHED OUT WITH LIQUID BEING SAMPLED. 7 ] NOTE: RECURD THE FLOW FROM F1-664 ANO FLUSH 11ML UN DATA SHEET. ~!I 15. 'n H E N FLUSH IS COMPLF TED, TURN HC-676 SAMPLE SOURCE l SE L EC TOR Sw!TCH TO POSIT 10N J. If THL RLACTDM VALVES ] WERE PREV!UUSLY pt)SI TIONED FUM A JLI PUMP S A.".52 L I: OR t POSITION 4 IF VALVES WERE POSITIONEU FOR A RHR SAMPLE. j ADJUST VALVE FCV-S/7 FOR A FLOW OF .1 GPM (TU ADJUST ...-.n..,..;_..., .. ~ 3a: m.

I g

P-/OSA.I g

PAGL 1) { REV. O MPG: LHU FCV-627 USE PCV-627). ]

16. TURN THE DISSOLVLD GAS AND LIQUID LAMPLE SYSTLM 1

SWITCH HC-o 01 T O P O S I T I ON 1 AND OBSERVE THAT P-T01 STARTS ANO VALVC CV-622 ROTATES. [.

17. TURN SNITCH HC-601 TO POS!!!ON 2. OBSERVE l

THAT P-601 STARTS. l ]

18. RECORO THC FOLLDw!NG ON Till DATA SHfLT:

1 FLOW F1-664 PRESSUR E PI-661 j TEMPtRATURC T!-600 CONDUCTIVITY Cl-663 RADIATION RI-66S l

19. TURN SWITCH HC-601 TO POSITION 3 TO ISOLATE j

THE S AMPL E AND S T AR T THE 01SSOLVE0 GAS SLPARATOR. ] LEAVE IN THIS POSITION FOR A PP ROX [ M A T EL Y 10 SECONOS. i l

20. TURN HC-601 TO POSITION 4 TO INJLCT TRACER g

GAS INIO VALVL' CV-615. WHLN T itC VALVL 15 Rul A ll.U DURING THE NEXT STEP THE TRACER TRAPPED IN THE j PASSAGE OF THE IIALL VALVL WILL UL INSERILD IN IHL S AMPL E FLon L o!) P. LEAVL IN IHIS '*Il51TlilN 1 'IR ( APPROXIMATLLY 10 SECONOS. RbAD'ANU RECORD fliE TRACER l GAS S UP PL Y SYSTCM PRESSURE 50 TRACCR CAS CAN UC ACCURATELY CALCULATED. THE FLOW OF TRACER GAS SHOULO BE VERY SMALL 50 THAT PRESSURE DROPS IN THC LINE AN D V A'L VE S W I L L B E INS I GN IF I C AN T.

21. NOTE: IF IT IS NOT DESIRABLE TO I N TR ODUC E TRACER GAS, TURN HC-601 TO POSI TION 5 QUICKLY AND

[ VALVL WILL NOT ROTATC. TURN HC-601 TO PUSITION S. LLT SUML UF IttC DISSOLVc0 GAS SEPARATE FROM THE L IQU10. ll

22. READ AND RECORD INITIAL PRESSURE PI-662.

23. TURN HL-601 in P!)SITION 60 PUMP P-601

TilP S ANU CV-65 3 OPENS RE LIEVIhG L 10U10 LOUP PRESSURL.

s 1 ANOTE: 00 NOT LEAVE HC-6 01 IN POSIT!UN 6 FOR j MORd THAN S SECONDS. i

24. TURN HC-601 TO POSITION 7.

TH IS WILL DRING THE REST OF DISSOLVED GAS INTO V-610. LLAVE IN li POSITION FOR 10 SECONOS. ll l-

25. READ AND RECORD PI-662 ON P-1.

THIS WILL HE l THE APPROXIMATE PRESSURE OF THL LIQUID LdOP. 1 1 1 1-p;n.:.

c. g g -- n n ~-.

__... =.. ~ - -,.-... I P-/ 0', A.1 PAbt 14 REV. O MPG: LHO .l 1

26. TURN'HC-601 TO POSITION d AND AGAIN OPEN CV-653 (FOR NO MORL THAN $ SLCONOS).

DISSOLVED GAS n!LL RISE TO HOLD UP CYLINDER V-610 AND THEN INTO COLLECT ION CHAMBER V-662. ~;

27. TURN HC-601 TO POSITION 9 TO GET READY TO TAKE THE DI SSOLVED GAS S AMPLE OR TO RELIEVE THE

.i COLLECT CHAMBER PRESSURE. PUuP P-601 WILL STOP j SO THAT IF THE RELIEVE PRESSURE OPTION IS NEXT EXERGISEO RECORD PI-662 AS P2 ON DATA SHEET AS 1 THIS IS THE PRESSURE OF 'HE LIQUID SAMPLE LOOP.

28. TO TAKE THE DISSOLVE 0 GAS SAMPLE SWITCH HC-652, WILL BL USCO.

WHEN HC-652 IS TURNE0 CLOCKnlSE TO 3 j G AS S AMPLE, THE PRESSURE AS INDICATED dY PI-662 WILL DECREASE WHILE Tite DISSOLVED GAS IS ORAWN INTO SAMDLE BOTTLL. TURN HC-652 TO GAS SAMPLE AND HOLD FOR AT LEAST 10 SECONUS UNTIL P I-66/ IS VERY STEADY. j l THEN RELEASE HC-652 AND IT WILL SPRING BACK TO CENTER POSITION. TURN HC-652 AGAIN TO GAS SAMPLE. VERIFY E QU AL ll Eu e'RCSSURE Af40 REAU P!-667. Rf CORI) THE STLADY l PRLSSURE AL PA RCADING ON THi UAIA SHLLI. I j 29 AS AN ALTERNATE T O S Ti-P 27. WHFN A DISSDLVED GAS j SAMPLE IS NOT DESIRED, IT 15 ONLY NJCESSARY T I) 'l RELIEVE THL GAS PRESSURE BACK TO THL SUPPRESSION POOL BY'ROTAT,1NG SWTICH HC-bS2 COUN TER CLOCKW[SE TO THE RELIEVL PRCSSURE POSITION AP.o H3L D IT WHILE WATCHING

P1662, THE PRESSURE WILL LOUALIZE RAPIOLY.

30. IF A LARGE VOLUME LIQUID SAMPLE IS DESIRE 0, TURN L

HC-601 TO POSITION 10. (IF LARGE VOLUME LIQUID SAMPLE IS NOT DESIRf.0, TURN HC-601 TO OFF POSITION VERY ~ QU ICKL Y). HC-629-1 MUSI UE PUSHED AND HELO FOR 10 SECONOS OR MORE FOR LIQUID TO HE ORAWN INTO SAMPLE BOTTLE. IF A LIQUID SAMPLE WAS NOT DESIRho. TURN THE SW11CH HC-601 TO IHL UFl Pilb l i I ON VfRY QUIC#LY ANU lHE V ALVL CV-6/O WILL NOT ROIATC AND l' NO HOT SOLUTIO.N WILLUE IN THL LINE AHEAD OF CV-629. i } Li

31. TURN HC-601 TO.0F F.

?$ l}

32. LOWER LIQUID SAMPLE BOTTLE INTO LARGE CASK SY PULLING UP ON THL PLUNGER HANDLC.

NOTL: 00 NOT ll TURN OR TWIST BOTTLC WHILE IT IS ON THL NCLDLES BECAUSE THE NEEDLES WILL DENU. Li

33. LOWER THE C ASK ON THE CART BY RELihVING HYDR AUL IC OIL PRESSURE WITH THE SMALL PCTCICK H ANDL E ON THE HYORAULIC CYLINDER.

l' 34. SLICE THE LEAD SHIELO ORAWER BACK INTO THE I. '#NN*W8' = 4 fr e ge my*. .g

.. _..... _.. _ _. - - ~ ~ ~ - - - - - ~ g} VP-/O',A PAGL l 's REV. O MPG:LHO ENCLOSURE TO COVER OPENING FOR THE NEEDLES.

35. ROLL THE CASK OUT FROM UNOLR'THL SAMPLE STATION AND QUICKLY PLUG CASK.

USE THE CAS< TO TRANSPORT THE SAMPLE IF GREATER THAN 100 MR/HR.

36. OPEN AND PL ACE GAS V!AL CARRYING CASK NEAR SAMPLE STATION.

REMOVE GAS VIAL POSITIONER FROM SAMPLE ENCLOSURE. KEEP THE VIAL AT MAXIMUM DISTANCE FROM THE.IN0!VIOUAL AND INSE R T SAMPLE BO TTL E INTO THE GAS VIAL CASK. CLOSE AND LATCH THE GAS VIAL CASK. 3T. PERFORM A FLUSH OF THE L 10UID SYS TEM WlIH SWITCH HC-628-1 PER APPENDIX A.S.

38. IF THIS IS THE LAST SAMPLE DESIRLn, TURN ALL SWITCHES TO THE UPRIGHT AND OFF POSITION UEFORE TURNING POWER OFF AND RETURN VALVES TO THEIR NORMAL POSI TION.

RETUR?. KEY TO SHIFT SUPERVISION. 39 LAKE THE S A MPL E S TO THE APPROPRI A T E L All F()K ANALYS!S. II AVI: THE D I S c. 01 V E D G 4 'Z 5 ANA!Y/lH FOR VOLUML OF H2, U2 AND KR. CALCULAll 's UF H2 AND 02 ON IHL DATA SHLLI. e p.,. . g., ,3. r ey-~m;r - -- w-,e-r -- c - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - ~ ~

p. _ _

c. P - < o s A. i i

PAGL 11 REV. 0 l MPG;LHO F l I 3EEEUQ11_eah__SEALL_YQLudE_L12Vlu_laddLE l EEEEiGU1511E1: 1. SYSTEM LINED UP IN ACCOROANCE WITH C.D.L. S.19.1. 2. 00TAIN THE KEY TO THE CONTROL PANEL POWER FROM l SHIFT SUPERVISION. ESQCEQUEE: \\ l 1. IF THE RHR LINE IS TO'UE USED, HAVE THE SHIFT [ OPEN THE RHR SAMPLE LINE V AL VE S. l j us1t_2 ust1_2 L ikE AO 809d A AO 9098A A J AD 8099A AO 9099A 1 AO 80988 AO 90986 3 LINC { AO 80998 AO 90998 2. PCRFORM IHL DRAIN AND uLUW OUT IJP t.R A l l ON PER APPENDIA A.6 3. UPEN THE N2 DOllLc VALVL AND REGULAll TU APPROXIMATELY 100 PSIG. 9. CHECK THAT THE DEMIN WATER TANK ! ". FULL. OPEN THE DEMIN WATER DISCHARGE VALVE AND THE NITROGEN IMLLT VALVE. V ER I F Y THAI THE OLMIN WATER TANK IS AT APPROXIMATELY 100 PSIG. 5. LOAO THE SYRINGE WITH 10CC OF DEMIN WATER. PLACE STOPCOCK ON THE SYRINGE AND LOAD THE ASSEMBLY ONTO Till INJECTION PORT. d 1 6. CHECK THAT THE SMALL VOLUME CASK POS!Tl0NER IS HANGING ON HOOKS DELOW THE SAMPLE STATION AND LATCHLD. { 7. PUT THE SMALL VOLUME CASK INTO THE CASK POSIT 10NLR WHILL THE POSillONER IS HANGING FROM ttuuKS ON THE SAMPLL STAl!UN.' es. REMOVE STOPPCR AND C ARRY ING H ANul. f. FROM Tilt t SMALL CASK BY UNSCREWING IT AND LIFTING IT OUT. LEAVE STOPPER NEAR BY. 1 1 9. PUT A IS ML SAMPLE BOTTLE W I Til AN UUTER ALUMINUM RET AINER RING AND NEOPRENE CAP INTO A SMALL VOLUME CASK. CHECK THAT THE BOTTLE l LIFTING LEVER IS FR EE TO MOVE UP AND DOWN. j THE BOTTLE MUST FIT SNUGLY IN THE HO L DE R AND 1 e -* gw. . i t -- -.=* w - ; w ey ee e r.s. 9* r -er temy 43;% ga e s 1,e p3 .p g N 974e y

CP-/05A.! PAGL Id REV. O MPG:LHO k ) BE VERTICALLY ALIGNEO. IF THE BOTTLE DOES NOT j FIT SNUGLY, USE A SMALL PA0 0F RUa6EH OR j FELT THICK ENOUGH TO HOL O VI AL AGAINST THE i UPPER YOKE OF THE V ! AL HOLDER. s 1 {

10. SLIOE THE LEAD SHIELOING ORAWER UUT SO THAT

/ THE NEEOLES UNDER THE S AMPLE STA T ION ENCLOSED f ARE EXPOSED. j II. CHECK NEEOLE POINT TO l5E SURE THEY ARE SLIGHTLY OULLED. CHECK NEEOLE WITH MIRROR (' TO BE SURE IT IS NOT BENT.

17. CHECK THAT LONGEST PART OF NEEOLL IS TOWARD THE CENTER OF THE SAMPLE V!AL.

3

13. SWING THE CASK INTO POSIT.LON UNDER THE d

S AMPLE ST AT ION AND LOCK THE ARMS OF THL 3 CASK HOLDER SO THE CASK AND BOTTL E WILL REMAIN IN POSITION. I I4. CHECK THAT THE CONTROL PANEL POWER IS l UN. IT SHOULD HL AS A CARRYUVLR IROM i H z. DRAIN AND ULOW OPERATION. ALL OTHLR SWITCHES ( SHOUL D 13E IN THE UP ANd UFF POSIlluN.

15. RAISE T HE S AMPLE BOTTLL INTO POSI TION ON THE NEEOLES ItY MOVING THE LLVLR ON IHE f

SIDE OF THL CA5K. I

16. SCREW THE l!FT ROD INTO HOLO THE SAMPLE

{- BOTTLE IN IHE LNGAGEO POSITION. NOTE: IF THL J VIAL DOESN'T CLEAR THE ENTRY HOLE, LOWLR THE Li VIAL AND RUTATL THE SMALL VOLUME CASK AUGUT i I/d" IN EITHER DIRECTION. IF IT STILL DOESN'T i FIT E ITHER THE LIUUID VIAL POSITIONER FIXTURE 'j OR L I QU ID T R AY POSITIONER NEED A0JUSTMENT. 2

11. TURN LIQUIO SAMPLE SELECTOR SWITCH HC-626 TO POSITION 1 FOR A SAMPLE FROM THE JET PUMP i

J LINE OR TO PUSITION 5 FOR A SAMPLE FROM THE 1 RHR LINE. TURN H C-(,16 - I SMALL VHLUMf ' A M P L I: 4) SWITCH TO THL UP AND OFF PUSITION. 1

18. An;uSr PCv-6er 50 THAT THE FLOW lilRU j

FCV-627 IS I GPM. 1 CONTINUE THIS FLOW ThRU BYPASS VALVE CV-62 6 FOR A LONG cNOUGH PLRIOD TO RL ASSUR ED THAT THF S AMPL E LINE S ARI FLUSHEO. THb MINIMUM IIHL REQUIRLD 10 DU IHIS IS 5 MINUTES. RECORO THE FLOW AND FLUSH TIME ON THE DAT A SHi ET. I b

n.,.. g.,g=vg;g mg.=.

,a m,..my

p._._...~._.___...~.....__.__....-.m..._:.___.-. = IP-/OSA.1 [ PAGL 19 REV. O MPG:LHO

19. AFTER FLUSH IS COMPLETED, TURN Ll4Ulu i

SAMPLE SOURCE SELECTOR SW!iCH HE-6/6 TU / PO's l i IUN 2 IF THe REACTOR VALVES WLRL SET FOR JET PUMP SAMPLL OR POSITION 4 IF THE f REACTOR SYSTEM VALVES WERE SET FOR RHR 4 SAMPLE. NOTE THAT THE FLOW PER IN0!CATOR FI-664 IS GREATLY RE00CEO. US ING PCV-627, j ADJUST VALVE FCV-627 FOR A FLOW OF .3 GPM. ij NOTE THAT THE GREEN LIGHT FOR THE SMALL VOLUME SAMPLE IS ON.

20. RECORO THE FOLLOWING dN THE DATA SHEET:

FLOW /F1-664, PRESSURE /PI-661, TEMPERATURE / T1-660, CONDUC T IVI TY/Cl-66 3 AND R Alll A TICN/ RI-665.

21. TURN SMALL VOLUME L IQUID SfL EC TOR HC-616-1 TO "IAEE_1 AdELE" PO S I TI ON.

VALVE CV-616 WILL ROTATE AND CARRY THE SAMPLE INTO AllGNMENT WITH THE LINE TO k THE SAMPLE BOTTLL.

22. CONNECT THE SYRINGL ONTO THE L INI.

PROVIDED FUR IT DN THE FRONT OF IHL SAMPLE STATION. OPEN THE STOPCOCK AND INJECT 10 CC OF WATER INTO THE LINL. CLUSL THE SYRINGE AND LINE VALVES. REMOVE THE SYR INGE AND FILL IT WITH AIR. RLAllACH IHL SYRINGE, OPEN THE VALVES AND INJLCT T Hi AIR, IHEN CLOSE THE VALVCS AND REMOVE THE SYRINGE.

23. REMOVE THE SAMPLE AND IF GREATER THAN 100 MR/HR USE THE LEAD P !G TO,C ARR Y THE

, SAMPLE TO THE CHEM LAD. a 24 TURN THE SW ITCH HC-616-1 TO THE FLUSH POSITION. FLUSH FUR S MINUTES AND/OR f UN T IL RI-665 REACHES A MINIMUM. L

25. WHEN THE FLUSH IS FINISHED, TURN g

SWITCH HC-616-1 BACK TO OFF.

26. PERFORM THE DRAIN T R'A P, SUMP, AND COLLECTOR FOLLOWING APPENDIX A.6.

U

27. TURN ALL SWITCHES TO THEIR 'OFF' POSITION.

HETURN ALL SYSTEM VALVES TO THLIR NORMAL POSITION. RETURN KEY TO SHIFT SUPERVISION. n 1 .y r..,y 7... =, ---.g n.ngsg~, y, z., wn. 7 =w..- ~-

y..._..__ _ _ _. __. ..... -_..._ -~.._. _.. . _..e. ..z..._... f P - / O '> A. I PAGL /U REV. 0 ( MPG: LHD L L o i ] SMLL_EQLW5E_L12111D_imLE, h 1. SAMPLE SOURCE __ ____ DATE TIME o._--- j 2. BYPASS FLOW _____ F1-664 (GPM) i ( 3. FLUSH T I M E_________ MI N U T E S t ? 4. S A M P L E F L OW ________F I - 66 4 (GPa4) I. .j S. PRESSURE __________PI'661 (PSIG) I 6. TEMPERATURE __________TI-660 ( F1 } 7 CONDUCTIVITY METER _ __ _ _SCALL___ .___CI-663 aAoIArt0a_________Re-66s' 8. s 1 ir a aj i 1 k. l s t h S hc J - ~~~ ~[ - ~ ~ r 7's= m e' ~'*

G'y???*Sw W' f:TO G' ' f. ' *

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MItibor Title Date No. Date = JUN 151982 4 EP-101 Classific tivit of d.crgencies O',/23/02 5 05/23/32 ' 3' M EP-102 Unusual Event Pasponse Ci./10/0^. G 0G/10/82

EP-103 Alert Resg>nse 06/10/02 6 06/10/82
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4 EP-205A Chcmistry Sa.nplinj an6 Analysis Group US/25/u2 4 05/25/02 EP-205A Operation of Post Accident

.1 Sampling Station 06/07/U2 0 06/07/112 EP-20bA Obtaining Drywell Gas Sanples [ .2 from Containment Armsphere Dilution i Calsinets 05/26/02 0 05/26/u2 EP-205A netrievincj and Unanging Sawlc .3 Filters and Cartriskjes fran the Drywell Radiation Monitor Durinij { Daergencics OS/25/U2 0 OV2VU2 Obtaining Drywell Gas Sample, tor I EP-205A frun the Drywell i'adiation Font

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Date .7 Particulate Sampics frcan the Main Stack and Root Vents Following Accident Conditions 06/04/82 0 06/04/82 EP-205A Obtaining Liquici Radwaste Samples .8 from Radwaste Sq>lc Sink Followir.g j Accident Ccoditions 05/25/U2 0 05/25/82 EP-205A Obtaining Samplec from Concensat.c .9 Sample Sink Following Accident Conditions 05/25/02 0 05/2S/82 t EP-205A obtaining Off-Gas Samples from i .10 the Off-Gas Hyorogen Analyzer }. Following Accident Conditions 05/25/82 0 05/25/02 EP-205A Sample Preparation and Chemical o j .11 Analysis of Highly Radioactive

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l El'205A Sai@le Preparation and Analyrdt, f .12 of Highly Radicssctive Particulate j Filters and Iodine Cartridgen d'i/2'i/Il2 0 0's/2%/ll2 T:P-20SA Sample Preparation cuiG Analysia of .13 liighly Radioactive Gas Samples 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205D Radiation Survey Groups 04/03/32 2 04/08/02 1 h EP-205C Personnel Dosimetry Bioassay aan Respiratory Protection Group 04/08/82 2 04/08/32 EP-206 Fire ano Damage Team Activation 06/04/82 5 06/04/82 EP-206A Fire Fighting Group 06/04/02 3 06/04/82 EP-206D Emergency Repair Group 05/23/82 2 05/23/82 EP-207 Personnel Safety Team Activation 05/11/02 4 05/11/82 04/L4/uz 2 04/14/32 El'207A Search anc Rescue EP-207D Persconcl Acwuntability 05/11/u2 3 05/11/82 3 1/ EP-20*/C First Aid U4/14/112 2 04/14/82 EP-207D Personnel Monitoring and Decontanination 04/08/82 2 04/03/G2 EP-207E Venicle and Evacuee Control Procedure 04/08/82 0 04/08/82 m---- ..y y 3 7 - -..

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Review Ecv. Revision N rber Title Date__ No. Date { EP-2u7F Venicle Deconti.aaination Proceuure 04/14/82 0 04/14/82 i EP-20d Security Team 04/01/31 0 04/01/81 EP-209 Telephone List For Emergenc' Use 04/26/82 4 04/26/02 1 a i S-209 Inmeaiate Notitication Call List Appendix A 06/04/82 5 06/04/82 EP-209 Pniladelphia Electric Appendix B Capany Officials 07/23/b1 1 07/23/81 EP-209 Peacli Bottom Staticx4 Supervision Appendix C 04/08/82 4 04/08/82 j s L. iG)-209 On Site Dncrgency Team Leaders Appendix D-1 04/08/82 3 04/08/82 EP-209 Radiation Survey Team Apperaix D-2 04/26/U2 3 04/2G/d2 l EP-209 Fire and Damage Teara g Appendix D-3 04/20/u2 3 04/2G/82 EP-209 Personnel Safety Team Apperdix D-4 04/26/82 3 04/26/32 1 EP-209 Security Team Appendix D-5 04/26/82 3 04/26/82 EP-209 Re-Entry anc Recovery Team I Aacndix D-6 04/2u/li2 2 04/26/82 EP-209 'Ibchnical Support Center Tea. l Appendix D-7 04/26/02 3 04/26/82 k EP-209 Corporate Emergency Tean Leaoers and 3 Appendix E Support Personnel 04/26/82 4 04/26/82 EP-209 U. S. Goveranent Agencies t Appendix F 04/0U/02 2 04/08/02 i EP-209 Emergencf Management Agencies Appendix G 10/16/81 2 10/16/81 p. EP-209 Ccopany Consultants g Appendix H 10/16/81 2 10/16/01 EP-209 Field Support Personnel Appendix I-l 04/14/82 6 04/14/82 l A ---....-e,.,.e_..+..r,,. y, _ ...g

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} Number Title Date No. Date i j EP-209 Rad Services Call List Appendix I-2 05/06/82 4 05/06/82 EP-209 Nearby Public anc Industrial Users Appendix J 07/23/81 1 07/23/81 EP-209 Miscellaneous Appendix K 06/04/82 2 06/04/82 EP-209 Imal PBCo Phones Appendix L 07/23/81 1 '07/23/81 EP-209 DELETED DELETED Appendix M a EP-209 Medical Support Groups Appendix W 04/26/82 3 04/26/82 EP-209 Staffing Augmentation - 60 Pdnute Appendix P Call Procedurc 0G/09/82 2 06/09/82

EP-301 Operating the Evacuation Alsrm and Pond Page System 04/01/01 0 04/01/81 EP-303 Partial Plant Evacuation 12/22/81 1 12/22/81 EP-304 D E L E T f.D EP-305 Site Evacuation 03/05/82 3 03/05/82 EP-306 D'acuation of the Information Center 05/2S/82 2 OS/25/02 EP-307' Reception and Orientation of Support Personnel 04/12/82 0 04/12/82 EP-311 Handling Personnel with Serious Injuries, Radioactive Contamination Ex nsure, or Excessive Radiation e

5 Exposure Dnergency Director Functions 04/08/t:2 3 04/08/82 r.P-312 Rauioactive Liquid Release (Emergeax:y Director Functions) 04/01/81 0 04/01/81 iP-313 Centrol of Thyroid Blocking (KI) '? Tablets 04/08/02 0 04/00/82 EP-316 Cumulative Popilation Doso Calculations 05/06/82 2 05/06/82 EP-317 Direct Reccmnendaticns to County l 4 ~ ,.-..y _,z.,..._..

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,i N;.:;-ler Title' Date No. Date 1 l Emergency Management and j Civil Defense Agencies 04/14/02 0 04/14/82 i EP-318 Liquid Release Dose Calculation Method for Drinking Water 05/06/82 0 05/06/82 EP-319 Liquio Release Doce Calculation Method for Fish 05/06/82 0 05/06/82 EP-320 Procedure for Leaking Chlorine 03/12/82 1 03/12/82 EP-325 Ur,e of the Containnent Radiation Monitor to Estimate Release Source Term 06/09/82 .0 06/09/82

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,_..._...-_._s. . - - - -. - -. -. _ = a-. 5 g-1 PAGE 2 OF 9 RFV. 6 SRR:LJM ~ - x 1.S FILL OUT APPEN0ix LP 104-1 STANDARD PRUMPT NOT IF IC AT ION MESSAGE AND GIVE 11 TO THE COMMUNICATOR (PD OR HIGHER CLASS!FICATION) AND DIRECT THE COMMUNICATOR T O COMMENCE NOTIFICA TION OF THE APPROPRI A TE P ART I ES AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 2.1 UF IH1% PROCEDURE. THE COMMUNICATOR SHALL MAN THE NRC RED 'TLLL-PHONE ON A, CON TINUOUS 'DA S[ S, IF REQUIRED DY A-31. - !F C OM MU N I C A T OR IS REQUIRED FOR URGENT PLANT OPCRATIONS J RELATED TO THE EMERGENCY, THE CONCURRENCE FOR SECURING L ' THE P HONE SHOULO BE OBTAI_NED FROM NRC PRIOR TO SECURING THIS TELiPHONE. 1.6 IF NOT ALREAbY ACCOMPLISHFD AT THE ALERT STAGE, DIRECT THE SHIFT CLERK TO ACTIVATES THE 60 MINUTE CALL LIST USINp EP 709 APP P. IF SHIF T CLERK IS NOT AVAILADLE, THIS ruNcTION M AY BE ASSIGNED TO ANY AVAILABLE IN01VIDUAL. j 1.7 OIRECT ONE OF THE ON-SHIFT ILC TECHNIC I ANS TO ACT lVA TI THE ~ j TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER AND EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY 1N ACCORDANCE WITH EP 201 AND 203 IF NUT ALREADY'ACTIVATt9. IF NOT ALREADY PERFORMED PR EVIOUSLY, INFORM THE sSHIF T CLdRK WHICH IEC TECHNICIAN WILL ACTIVATE THE CENTERS AT UNil 1 IN ORDER I.) LLT THE CLERK KNOW WHICH REMAINING ICC TECHNICIAN TO CALL FOR THL PROMP T MOBILIZ ATION PROCEDURE. 1.d O IR'EC T THE R ADI A T ION PRO TEC T ION TEAM LEADER TO INITIATL ON-AND OFF SI TE R ADI ATION SURVEYS, AS NECESSARY, IF NOT ALREADY 00NE IN ACCORDANCE WITH EP 205, RADIATION PRO T LC T I ON TEAM. 1.9 INITIATE THE IMPLE MENT A T ION OF EP 316, CUMULATIVE PJPULATION DOSE CALCULATIONS, AS NECESSARY. l1.10 ASSIGN AN OPER ATIONS SUPPOR T CENTER COORDINA TOR IStNION PO OR APO AVAIL ABLE) IF NOT ALREADY 00KE AND DIRLC T AVAIL 40!.L SHIF T 1 PERSONNEL TO REPOR T TO THIS OPERA TIONS SUPPORI CENTER AND TO N ACTIVATE IT IN ACCORDANCE WITH EP 202 IF HABITABLE.~ 7 tF IHIS 9l OPERATIONS SUPPORT CEN70R IS NOT HABITABLE, DIRECT; SHIFT l PERSONNEL TO REPQRT TO THE CONTROL ROOM. 1 11 CLOSE LY MONITOR CONDIT IONS TO DETERMINE PRESENT HAZARDS TO PERSONNEL AND POTENT [AL ACCIDENT CONDITIONS THAI MAY i DEVELOP. 1.12 IF RELEASE HAS OCCURRED. DISPATCH A PLANT SURVEY TEAM MEMBER TO OBTAIN A SITE BOUNDARY 00SE RATE AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE. 1 13 IF NECESSARY, INITIATE IMPL EMENTATION OF EP-316/AND EP-ll1, DIRECT RECOMMENDATIONS TO COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, j A GE NC I ES. . 0 COMMUNICATOR SHALL: l, 1-0 L A ~: ,.,yg,;,y3,. m.:

~ ~ ~ ~L P J l O ', ~ ~~' ~~ ~ ~ ~ PAGE 3 UF 9 RLv. 6 SRR:LJM b 1 '} 2.1 PERFJRM NOTIFICATIONS ON APPENDIX 104-1 USING IHL STANDARD PR OMPT NO TIF ICATION ME SS AGE INCLUDED. SEE tP-209 APPENDIX A FOR ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE 'JU M d E R S. IF REQUIRED. 1 1 2.2 REPORT TO THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR WHEN THE NOTIFICATIONS ARE COMPLETED. 2.3 M AN T HE RED NRC TE LE PHON E 1F REQUIRED BY A-ll UNTIL SITUA TION STABILIZES AND RED TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS ,MAY dE SECURED. 3.0 OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER COORDINATOR OR HIS DESIGNEt SHALL: 3.1 ACTIVATE THE OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER ON 139' ELEV iud 4 BLOG, IF IT IS HABITABLE, IN ACCORDANCE WITH f. P 202. l IF THIS OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER IS NOT HABITAULE RtPORI j TO THE CONTROL ROOM. 4.0 R ADI A TI ON PROTEC T ION TE AM LEADER SHALL: 41 INITIATE ON-AND OFF SITE RADIATION SURVLYS IN ACCORDANCE d! TH tP 2U5, RADI ATION PROTEC TION TEAM, WHEN DIRECTED BY THE E MERGENCY DIRECTOR. IF THIS PfRSUN IS THE HP ENGINEER HE SHOULD REPORT TU THE EUF Ta COORDINATE THIS FUNCTION. 5 0 SHIFT ICC TECHNICI AN SHALL: p l 51 ACTIVATE THE TSC AND EOF ~ (IF NOT ALREADY ACTIVATED I OURING ALERT STAGE) IN ACCORDANCE WITH EP 201 USING APPENDIX EP-201-2 AND PROCEDURE EP-203. 6.0 SHIFT CLERK SHALL: 6'.1 IF NOT ALREADY IMPLEMENTED DUR ING ALER T ST AGE, CUNTACT INDIVIDUALS ON EP 209 APP P TO CALL IN THOSE INDIVIDUALS TO MAN TSC AND EOF (60 MINUTE CALL LIST). DOCUMENT CONTACIS 1 UN EP 209 APP P. .l. j 62 I NF ORM INTERIM EMERGENCY DIRECTOR OR EMERGENCY DIRLCTUR WHEN CONTACTS ARE COMPLETED. E ] E9LLDE-kE_ACI1QUE i 1.0 EMERGENCY DIRECTOR SHALL: .ij 11 PERIODICALLY EVALU ATE THE EVENT CLASSIFICATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH EP 101, CLASSIFICATION OF EMERGENCIES AND ESCALATE OR DEESCALATE THE CLASSIFICATION, AS i (; NECESSARY. Il i e '~"W , M,1 'y ~"?}*'l ~ Y ~~' ~ ~ ~ a

LP-IO4 PAGE 4 0F 9 REV. 6 SRR LJM 3 1 .8 12 OBTAIN RESULIS OF THE CUMULATIVE POPULAIION UO 'a f d CALCULATIONS AND ONSITE/0FFSITE R ADI ATION SURVEYS FRUM .] THE RADIATION PROTECTION TE AM L EADER, AS NECESSARY. I.3 PROVIDE APPROPHIATE INFORMATION FROM THE PREVIOUS EVALUATIONS TO COMMUNICATOR IN THE EOF FOR NOTIFI-CATION OF THE BURE AU OF RADI ATION PROTECTION. I.4 PERFORM *CTIONS AS NECESSARY TO MITIGATE CON 0!I!UNS j OF THE EMERGENCY SITUATION. I.S DETERMINE WHICH ADDITIONAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL ARE NECESSARY FOR EMERGENCY FUNCTIONS AND OIRECT THE ~ I SHIFT CLERK OR OTHER ASSIGNED COMMUNICATOR TO CONTACT THOSE PERSONNEL. 1.6 PROVIDE SITE PERSONNEL WITH P.A. SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENTS FUR ANY MAJOR CHANGES IN PLANT EMERGENCY STATUS. SUCH AS CHANGING g EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS AND EVACUATIONS. 2.0 STATION SUPERINTENDENT SHALL: 2.1 REPORT TO THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENLER OR CONTROL ROOM, FOR A BRIEFING OF THE SITUATION. 2.2 ASSUME THE ROLE OF EMERGENCY DIRECTOR (IF NOT ALKEADY d DONE) SY FORMALLY RELIEVING THE INTERIM EMERGENCY UIRECTOR 1 0F THIS RESPONSIBILITY. ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS ASSUMED THL H ROLE OF EMERGENCY DIRECTOR TO THE ASSEMBLED TE CHNIC A L SUPPORT CENTER PERSONNEL. 23 VERIFY THE EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION. 24 VERIFY THAT THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER, EMERGENCY OPERATIONS F ACILITY AND THE OPERATIONS SUPPORT CtNTEh H AVE BEEN ACTIVATED. l3.0OPERATIONSSUPPORTCENTERCOORDINATOR SHALL t 3.1 NOTIFY THE IN T ER I M.E MERGENCY DIRECTOR OR EMERGENCY LI D IR EC TOR WHEN THE OPER ATIONS SUPPORT CENTER IS ACTIVATED. 3.2 SUPPORT THE CONTROL HOOM AND SHIFT SUPERVISION AS NECESSARY. 4.0 RADIATION PROTECTION TEAM LEADER SHALL: l: 4.1 NOTIFY THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR WHEN THE EMERGLNCY OPERA TIONS F ACILI TY IS MANNE0.

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MESSAGE 1 THIS (IS) (IS NOT) A DRILL. THIS (IS) (15 1 noT) A DRILL. THIS IS PEACH BOTTOM ATOMIC POWER STATION ,d CALLING TO REPORT A SITE EMERGENCY HAS BEEN DECLARED ON UNIT T IME AND D ATE OF SITE EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION IS ____________4 THE BASIC PROBLEM IS ___ 1 THE PLANT STATUS I S ( S T ABLE) (IMPROVING) (DEGRADING) (NOT KNOWN). THERE (HAS NOT BEEN) (IS POTENTIAL FOR) ( HAS BEEN) (IS PRESENTLY) A RADIOACTIVE (AIRBORNE) (LIQUID) RELEASE FROM THE PLANT (AT A LEVEL BELOW THAT CONSIDERED A PUBLIC HAZARD) (AT A LEVEL AT WHICH PROTECTIVE ACTION IS ADVISABLE). RECOMMENDEU PRO T EC T I VE ACTIONS j ARE INONE) THE AFFECTED POPUL ATION AREA IS (NONE) 1 THIS (IS) (IS NOT) A' DRILL. THIS (IS) (IS NOT) A DRILL. 'A 4 NOTIFICATIONS: PERSON TIME OF COMMUNICATOR'S l EASIX EESEDhDING M911ElCA110U IU111ALS______ STATION SUPERINTENDENT 1 ~ LOAD DISPAT,CHER ___=__ a (T HIM TO INITI ATE C ALL L IS T "C") (: (]), PENNSYLVANIA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY

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. CONTI NUQUS B AS IS IF REQUIRED BY A-31. IF COMMUNICATOR IS REQUIRED ] FOR URGENT PL ANT OPERAT IONS RELATED TO THE EMERGENCY, THE CONCURRANCE FOR SECURING THE PHONE SHOULO BE OBT AINED FROM THE NRC PRIOR TO SECURING THIS TELEPHONE. 1.7 IF NOT ALREADY ACCOMPLISHED AT THE ALERT OR SITE EMERGENCY 2 STAGE, DIRECT THE SHIFT CLERK TO ACTIVATE THE 60 MINUTE CALL j LIST USING EP 209. APP P. IF SHIFT CLERK IS NOT AV AIL A BL E, j THIS FUNCTION MAY BE ASSIGNED TO ANY AVAILABLE INDIVIDUAL. 1.8 DIRECT ONE OF THE ON-SHIFT IEC TEC HN ICI ANS 'TO. ACIIV ATE THE j TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER AND THE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS FACILITY H IN ACCORDANCE WITH EP 201 AND 203 IF NOT ALREADY ACTIVATED. L !.9 DIRECT THE RADIATION PROTECTION TE AM LEADER TO INITIATE ON AND OFFSITE R ADI ATION SURVEYS, AS NECESSARY, IN ACCORDANCE WITH EP 205, RADIATION PROTECTION TEAM IF NOT ALREADY DONE. 1; [ I.10 INITI ATE THE IMPLEMENT AT ION OF EP 316, CUMULATIVE POPULATION DOSE CALCULATIONS AS NECESSARY. IF NOT ALREADY DONE. 1 11 ASSIGN AN OPER ATIONS SUPPORT CENTER COORDINATOR (SENIOR PO OR APO AVAILABLE) IF NOT ALREADY DONE AND DIRECT AVAILABLE SHIFT PERSONNEL TO REPORT TO THE OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENT AND TO ACTIVATE IT IN ACCORDANCE WITH EP 202, IF HABITABLE. IF OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER IS NOT HABITABLE, DIRECT SHIFT PERSONNEL TO REPORT TO THE CONTROL ROOM. 1.12 CLOSELY MONITOR CONDITIONS TO DETERMINE PRESENT HAZARDS TO PERSONNEL AND POTENT I AL ACCIDENT CONDITIONS THAT MAY DEVELOP. l j 1.13 IF RELEASE HAS OCCURRED, DISPATCH A PLANT SURVEY TEAM j MEMBER TO OBTAIN A SITE BOUNDARY DOSE RATE AS 500N AS PRACTICABLE. i 1 14 I F NECESS ARY, INITI ATE IMPLEMENT ATION OF EP-316 AND EP-317, DIRECT RECOMMEND ATIONS TO COUNTY E MERGENCY MANAGE-

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[. _.. _ _. - - L tv-105 PAGE 4 0F 9 REY. 6 SRR:LHD . I. i i l RECOMMEND ATIONS TO A CO M MUNIC AT OR IN THE EOF FOR NOTIFICATION OF THE BUREAU OF RADIATION PROTECTION. 1.4 PERFORM ACTIONS AS NECESSARY TO MITIGATE CONDITIONS OF T HE EMERGENCY SITUATION. 15 IF NOT ALREADY PERFORME0, DETERMINE WHICH ADDITIONAL P SUPPORT PERSONNEL ARE NECESSARY FOR EMERGENCY FUNCTIONS l AND DIRECT THE SHIFT CLERK OR OTHER ASS!GNED PERSON i TO CONTACT THOSE PERSONNEL. l h 16 PROVIDE SITE PERSONNEL WITH PA SPEAKER ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR ANY MAJOR CHANGES IN PLANT EMERGENCY STATUS, SUCH AS CHANGING EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS, AND EVACUATIONS. l

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? ] 2.0' STATION SUPERINTENDENT SHALL: l J 2.1 REPORT TO THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER OR CONTROL ROOM, FOR A BRIEFING OF THE SITUATION. 2.2 ASSUME THE ROLE OF EMERGENCY DIRECTOR (I 'NOT.ALREADY DONE) BY FORMALLY RELIEVING THE INTERIM EMERGENCY DIRECT'OR. ANNOUNCE p L THAT HE HAS ASSUMED THE ROLE OF EMERGENCY DIRECTOR TO THE. ( ASSE MBLED TECHNIC AL SUPPORT CENTER PERSONNEL. 1; lj 23 VERIFY THE EMERG.ENCY CLASSIFICATION. li 2.4 VERIFY THAT THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER, EMERGENCY L OPERATIONS FACILITY AND THE OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER HAVE BEEN ACTIVATED. 3.0 OPERAT IONS SUPPORT CENTER COORDINATOR SHALL: 3.1 NOTIFY THE INTERIM EMERGENCY DIRECTOR WHEN THE OPERATIONS SUPPORT CENTER IS ACTIVATE 0. q 3.2 SUPPORT THE CONTROL ROOM AND SHIFT SUPERVISION AS NECESSARY. i 4.0 RADIATION PROTECTION TEAM LEADER SHALL: 1 ~ ~ _ _. 4.1 NOTIFY THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR WHEN THE EMERGENCY ] OPERATIONS FACILITY IS ACTIVATED. y REPORT PROGRESS AND RESULTS OF CUMUL ATIVE POPUL ATION II 4.2 1 DOSE CALCULATIONS AND ON AND OFF SITE RADIATION SURVEYS ] TO THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR, AS NECESSARY. s 1 4.3 NOTIFY THE SITE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR OF THE NEED FOR 1 A SSISTANCE FROM R ADI ATION M AN AGEMENT CORPOR AT ION.,

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-O~~"~~^' PAGE 5 0F 9 REY. 6 SRR:LHD 2 t 5.1 WHEN RE QUESTE D, NOTI FY ADDITIONAL SUPPORT PERSONNEL TO REPORT TO THE PL ANT AS DIRECTED BY THE EMERGENCY a DIRECTOR. REFER TO EP 209 5.2 NOTIFY EMERGENCY DIRECTOR OR SITE EMERGENCY COORDINATOR WHEN ADDITION AL SUPPCRT PERSONEL HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED. DOCUMENT ON APP EP-105-2. i 6.0 ICC TECHNICI ANS SH ALL: (IF NOT ALREADY PERFORMED AS PER EP-103 OR EP-104) il 6.1 INFORM THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR WHEN CENTERS ARE ACTIVATED. o 6.2 M AN THE TSC A'P4D EOF DAT A DISPLAY (CCTV) POSITIONS AS DIRECTED BY THE EMERGENCY DIRECTOR. ~ 1,! a [' li 4 li u g %=~.,'*. 4 8 e l; ., ~ -i 1 1 4 e i: I m t.1 1 ,3 4 !1 li a 1 \\s'1 [ g g / T......... -- 2 - :..._-~ 7---, _ m g m y: \\

L z_ _._ z z - ~. _ -. ~.._ _._. -_ - .....-....-.~..-~~ - REV. 6 SRR*LHO AEEESDIx.EE_105-1 GE3E R AL E M E RG EMCX_SQ T I F I C A11QS_ CtiECEQEE_L.liI. !*ESS AGE;, THIS ( IS) (IS NOTI A ORILL. THIS (IS1 (IS NOTI A DRILL. THIS IS PE Acti BOT TOM ATOMIC POWER ST ATION C ALLING T O RE P A GENERAL EMERGENCY HAS BEEN OECL ARE D ON UNIT NO. _ TIME AND DATE OF GENER AL E MERGENCY CLASSIFICATION IS _.__ THE BASIC PROBLEM IS __ (STABLE) (IMPROVING) (OEGRADING) (NOT KNOWN). THE PLANT STATUS IS THERE (IS PRESENTLY) ( H AS NOT BEEN) (IS POTENTIAL FOR) (HAS BEE A RADIOACTIVE (AIRBORNE) (LIQUIO) RELEASE FROM THE PLANT (AT BELOW THAT CONSIDERED A PUBLIC HAZARO) ( AT A LEVEL AT W AC T I ON IS ADVISABLE). RECQMMENDED PROTEC TIVE ACTIONS ARE (NONE)' THE AFFECTED POPULATION MY i AREA I S (NONE) T HI SI (1.51 (IS NOTI A NAME I S __ __._ _ __ DRILL. THIS (ISI (IS NOT) A DRILL. t tiQl.lE1C AII ONS : PERSON TIME OF, COMMUNICATOR'S RESEDSDluG 8011EIc AT 108 - iti111AL1 EAR 11 STATION SUPERINTENDENT LOAD OISPATCHER O INITIATE CALL LIST "C") l PENNSYLVANIA EMERGENCY ^ MANAGEMENT AG E NC Y3 (BLUE PHONE OR M ARYL AN> C IVIL OEFENSE AGENCY (BLUE PHONE OR YORK COUNT Y EMERGENCY a M AN A GE MENT AG ENC Y N g (BLUE PHONE OR N_ [ L ANC AS TER COUNTY E MERGE NCY, MANAGE MENT l AGENCY (BLUE PHONE O g CHESTER COUNTY 1 EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT j AGENCY l (BLUE PHONE OR 1 i H ARF ORD COUNTY CIVIL OEFENSE AGENCY l (BLUE PHONE OR ~... - 7 ./ i ~

- ~ - PAGE 7 0F 9 REV. 6 sRR:LHn J' .,e i l AEP.ESQ13_E P 2105.-1_1C.D'il'.01 GENEEAL_EM RG E NCY NDIIFIC AllDS MEGDEE_LIH u CECIL COUNTY CIVIL j DEFENSE AGENCY ~- .] (BLUE PHONE OR d '.j PENNSYLVANIA STATE j POLI CE - YORK ' l.) WH E PHONE OR I, NRC -OPER AT IONS.C ENT ER** l a 3 (RED PHONE) 1 PBAPS GUAR SERGEAN .x / i .I TIME NOTIFICATION OF P ARTIES ABOVE COMPLETED EMERGENCY bIRECTbR i '. i FILE - SYS-3-1 .i. J 'l MUST NOTIFY PEMA BY USE OF COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE NO. ON BACKSHIFTS 9 ( BLUE PHONE NOT MANNED BY PEMA ON SACKSHIFTS.

- IF NRC PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED OURING ALERT OR SITE EMERGENCY I;

C ONDI TI ON, THE ASSIGNED PO COMMUNIC ATOR CONTINODUSLY MANNING THE RED PHONE IN CONTROL ROOM 111QULQ HANDLE THIS NOTIFICATION AUTOMATICALLY. HOWEVER, CHECK WITH CONTROL ROOM j .1 TO BE SURE THIS NOTIFICATION IS MADE. O %-__h. _, M l 3 t 3 i e s, ,/ e I 2 -~ .n I

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TO MITIGATE AN EMERGENCY **

E MERGENCY 25 REM * '125 REM DIRECTOR 3. PROTECTION OF HE ALTH AND SAFETY OF THE EMERGE NCY PUBLIC 5 REM 25 REM 0! RECTOR 4. OTHER EMERGENCY 10 CFR 20 10 CFR 20 EMERGENCY j ACTIVITIES LIMITS LIMIL DIRECTOR 5. RE-ENTRY / RECOVERY ADMINISTRATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES GUIDELINES GUIDELINES N/A I ^

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__ ~. s. .a. ... -. -. ~.. - -.. ~ ~' ~ .. - + - - - -. LP-/09 APP P PAGF I CONTRCI,',ED A7."30 E > XD VCID TBEVIC.5 I3I'E REV. 2 SRR: LHo D;E RIBET10U // m-3)# APP'i Y9/W S.i - : - } Cm^. PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY E'n~7 EJ" PEACH BOTTOM UNITS 2 AND 3 Office rMrpe r ycy PLAN IMPLEMENTItJC PROCEDURC - S.JAEEldG_AUG MENT A Tigy_-JD_MISU T E_C ALL_ PSDCEDUEE EP-ZQ9 APP D EUSPOSE THIS APPENDIX PROVIDES THE METHOD'OF CONIACTING KEY STAFF PERSONNEL WHO WILL, IN-TURN, NOTIFY SUFFICIE:vi SUPPORT P E R '.O N N E L TO MEET THE UNL-HOUR STAFFING REQUIREMENT. IT IS USLD IF AN EMERGENCY PLAN ALERT, SI TE EMERGENCY, OR GENERAL

EMERGENCY IS DECLARED.

1. THE FOLLOWI NG STEPS SHALL BE PERFORMED, IN SEQUENCE, BY THE SHIFT CLERK OR OTHER A S S I G'N'E D P E R S ON N E L. 2. INFORM EACH PERSON CONTACTED OF THE EVENT CLASSIFICATION AND THAT 60 MI NU T E S TAF F ING IS REQUIRED. 3. CALL PAGCR NUMBER IF THE PHONE IS 11USY, If IHERL IS NU ANSWER, OR IF Y OU KNOW THAT THE INDIVIOUAL IS "ON-THE-PAGER". INDIVIDUALS MAY, OF COURSE, SUPPLY lEMPORARY NUMBERS WHICH SHOUL O !!E CALLED FIRST. 4. CONTACT TWO STAEF SENIOR ENGINEERS. d. T. ULLRICH IS CONTACTED BY THE COMMUNICATOR AND COUNTS AS ONE CONTACT. DO NOT CALL W. T. ULLRICH IF THE COMMUNICATOR HAS SUCCESSFULLY REACHED HIM. A TT CMP T TO CONTACT THE " DUTY" AND " INTERIM SITE COORD." ENGINEERS FIRST. IF YOU ARE UNSUCCESSFUL, CONTINUE TO CALL OR PAGE PERSONNEL ON THE LIST UNTIL YOU CONTACT TWO INDIVIDUALS WHO CAN BE AT THE SITE IN LESS THAN 60 MINUIES. TIME DISPOSITION CALLLO l NMEi Et1DUE CALLED N0_AUS2:DUSI:CDUIaCIED Dr TED ULLRICH DICK FLEISCHMANN OREW SMITH JACK WINZENRIED STEVE ROBERTS ALLEN HILSMEIER JOHN DAVENPORT STEVE KOVACS e L .. _. ~

- ~. ... -.~.. . ~.................. - - -- ~ - ' ' ~' ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ - - t v - / u 'l we e PAGt / RtV. 2 SRR:LHD f / S. CONTACT THE ON-SHIFT ICC T E C HN I C I A N VIA PLANT PHONE (AT EXT. R PLANT PAGING SYSTEM AND REQUEST A CALL-IN OF TWO A00!TIONAL I t., TECHNICIANS FROM THEIR OWN SUPPORT PERSONNEL CALL LIST. IEC T ECHNIC I AN CONTACTED ________ TIME CONTACTED aY 6. CONTACT THE ON-SH I F T MAINTENANCE S UB-F OR L *4 AN VIA PHONE (AT EXT. /. i OR PLANT PAGE SYSTEM AND REQUEST A CALL-IN OF TWO MAINTENANCE ME CH AN I C S I (PREFERRABLY ONE ELECTRICIAN AND ONE FITTER OR MACHINIST) FROM I THEIR OWN SUPPORT PERSONNEL' CALL' LIST. MAINTENANCE SUB-F ORE MAN _ TIME CONTACTED __ BY __________1_________ 7. CON T A CT ON6 OF THE REPRESENTATIVE FROM HPCC LISTCD ItELOW AND REuuEST THE CALL-IN OF REQUIRED HP AND CHEMISTRY, TAS AND T EC HN IC I ANS. MAKE THE CALLS IN THE LISTED ORDER UNLESS INDIVIDUALS ARE KNOWN NOT TO DE AVAILARLE. THIS STEP MAY BE t OMITTED IF A. E. HILSMEIER WA S C ONT ACThd IN STEP 4. TIME DISPOSITION CALLIO r 'JAZE EuRUC CALLED UD_AUL:UULI:CONIACILD dl E i ALLEN HILS.MEIER NOR6 G A L U I. h HAARY WATSON i STEWART NELSON KEN JAMES JIM VALINSKI ART BEWARD DAVE BARRON s l l l l

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._. i.'..~ J CE... ^ L P - / O'i APP P PACf i RLV. / t SRH:LHD I i l d. C ON T A C T ONE OF THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ENGINEERING SUPPORT i GRCUP BELOW AND REQUEST THE CALL-IN OF RE QUlkF D ENGINEERS AND TAS j CALL IN THE LISTED ORDLR UNLESS INDIVIDUALS ARE KNOWN NOT TO DE AVAILABLE. THIS STEP MAY BE OMITTED IF J. E. WINZENRIED WAS CONTACTED IN S TEP 4. l l TIME DISPOSITION CALLED t UAMc PdQUE CALLED UQ_ ASS,-SQSY-CCNTACTgg 3Y JACK WINZENRIED FRED POLASKI GEOFF DAWSON JIM MITMAN KEN HUNT l TONY WASONG l JOE CLUPP i ,00N WARFEL TOM NIESSEN i 9. CONTACT ONE PO OR APO ON LIST PROVIDED BY SS/SSV AND CALL-IN FOR WORK AS RADWASTE OPERATOR. (!F THE PERSUN IS CONTACTCO, HE IS REUUIRED TD COME TO PL A N T). THIS STEP MAY BL WAIVED BY SHIFT SUPERVISION IF AN EXTRA PO OR APO FOR RADWASTE IS ALREADY ON SHIFT. PO OR A PO C ON T A C T E D ___ __ LSI ARRIVAL TIME __________ TIME CONTACTED _____ _ _ dY ____________________ l l

10. AT THE DISCRET ION OF THE SH!FT SUPERINTENDLNT.

CALL IN A SHIFT 5UPERVISOR TO ACT AS OSC CdORDINATOR. USE EP-209 APP. C FOR PHONE NUMBERS. SUPE R VI SOR CONTACTED _______________ i STTMA TEU ARRIVAL I!ML__________ TIME C'JN T AC T ED_ CONI ACI ED BY_______________

11. CONTACT THE RADWAS TE SUPERVISOR OR THE ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR, AS REQUIRFD, AT THE DISCRETION OF THL SHIFT SUPER INTENDENT FOR HELP IN RESPONDING 10 THE PLANT C ONDI TION.

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13. NOTIFY INTERIM EMERGENCY DIREC TOR (SHIFT SUPTERINTENDENT) kHEN NOTIFICATIONS ARE COMPLETE AND INFORM HIM OF ANY DISCREPANCIES.

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Pisci IXn'104 UNITS 2 ANu 3 06/11/02
JilN 181982 1<eview Rev. Revision

%.mc Title D to No. Date W. J. KNARP, EP-101 Classitication of Emergencies 06/11/12 6 06/11/82

EP-102 Unusual Event Response 06/lu/82 6 06/10/82 CP-103 Alert Respcnse 06/10/02 6 06/10/02

P-104 Site Emergency Response OG/10/02 6 06/10/82 EP-105 General Dnergency Response 06/09/02 6 06/09/02 EP-110 Persumel Awembly ard Aououatubility 04/14/62 0 04/14/82 EP-201 Technical Support Center (TSC)

Activation 05/11/02 3 05/11/82 1 EP-202 Operational Suppart Center " (OSC) Activation 04/08/82 2 04/08/82 EP-203 Daergency Operations Facility (IDF) Activatico 05/11/82 3 05/11/82 EP-205 Radiation Protection Teali. Activation 04/03/02 3 04/08/02 t' EP-205A Cremistry Sampling and Analysis Group 05/25/82 4 05/25/82 EP-205A Operation of Post Accident .1 Sampling Station 06/07/02 0 06/07/82 1 EP-20SA Obtaining Drywell Gas Sainples .2 fran Contairnacnt Atno6filere Dilution Cabinets 05/26/82 0 05/26/82 i l EP-205A Retrieving anu Changing Sar.ple ,4 .3 Filters and Cartridges frcm the j Drywell 1<wiation Monitor During Daergencies 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 l EP-205A Obtaining Drywell Gas Sanples .4 fran the Drywell Radiation Monitor O'v 2',/u z u 05/2s/u2 Fanpling Statia: j El^-205A Obtaining Reactor hater Sar.ples .5 frem Sample Sinks Followinj Accident Cct.2itiais US/2b/u2 0 05/2b/uz a EP-205A Obtaining Canal Discharge Water .6 Sanples Following Rauioactive Liquid 1 Releases After Accident Conditions 05/2'./U2 0 05/25/02 P l' EP-205A Obtaining the ht:ine anc 'i Ill .. m y_., _.. m,- L _.m.,.s-__ 12 Index EMDCL2CI PIR4 PhT12)UIC INDEX Page 2 Rev. 22

PF1CI BCfNQ4 UNITS 2 AND 3 06/11/82
Review Rev. Revision WuaLet Title Date No.

Date .7 Particulate Samples from the Main Stack anu licof Vents Following Accident Conditions OG/04/82 0 06/04/82 EP-205A Obtaining Liquid Radwaste Samples .8 frcan Radwaste Sample Sink Following Accident Conditions 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205A Obtaining Samples frcan Condensate .9 Sample Sink Following Accident Conditions 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205A Obtaining Off-Gas Samples frcan .10 the Off-Gas Hydrogen Analyzer Following Accident Conditions 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 l '.2-205A Sample Preparation and Oxunical j .11 Analysis of Highly Radioactive Liquid Samples 05/25/02 0 05/2S/82 1 EP-205A Sample Preparation and Analysis .12 of Highly Radioactive Particulate Filters and Iodine Cartridges 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205A Sample Preparation and Analys1.s of .13 Highly Radioactive Gas Samples 05/25/82 0 05/25/82 EP-205D Radiation Survey Groups 04/0u/82 2 04/08/82 EP-205C Personnel Dosimetry Bimmy and Respiratory Protection Group 04/03/02 2 04/0u/82 1G-206 Fire and 001:u90 Tea.1 Activatiun UL,/U4/U2 S U6/04/02 i EP-206A Fire Fighting Group 06/04/82 3 06/04/82 EP-206B Emergency Repair Group 05/23/82 2 05/23/82 EP-207 Personnel Safety Team Activation 05/11/82 4 05/11/82 EP-207A Search and Rescue 04/14/62 2 04/14/82 .1 -l EP-207B Personnel Accountability 05/11/82 3 05/11/82 EP-207C First Aid 04/14/02 2 04/14/02 i l EP-207D Personnel Monitoring and Decc:ntamination 04/08/02 2 04/08/02 12-20~/E Vehicle arc Evacuoc Control Procedure 04/08/02 0 04/08/82 4 i y ~.. ,.3. 7,. m,,..,.

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PEACli DCrl'IG1 UNITG 2 AND 3 06/11/82
Review Rev. Revision Nt.raber Title Date No.

Date EP-207F Vehicle Decontamination Proct.uure 04/14/82 0 04/14/82 1 EP-203 Security Team 04/01/81 0 04/01/81 EP-209 Tele; tone List For Emergency Use 04/26/82 4 04/26/82 EP-209 Imeciate Notification Call List Appendix A 06/04/82 5 06/04/82 EP-209 Philadelphia Electric Appereix B Corpany Officials 07/23/01 1 07/23/81 EP-209 Pez.ch Bottom Station Supervidica Appendix C 04/08/82 4 04/08/82 EP-209 On Site Dnergerc/ Team Loaccra Appendix D-1 04/08/82 3 04/08/82 I ( EP-209 Radiation Survey Team Apretnix D-2 04/26/02 3 04/26/02 1 EP-209 Firc and Damage Team Appendix D-3 04/26/82 3 04/20/02 i EP 209 Personnel Safety Team Appendix D-4 04/26/02 3 04/26/82 EP-209 Security T, cam Aj:pernix D-5 04/26/02 3 04/26/82 EP-209, Re-Entry and Recovery Team Appendix D-6 04/26/B2 2 04/26/82 EP-209 Technical Support Center Team Appendix D-7 04/26/u2 3 04/2G/82 1 I j EF209 Corporate Emergency Team Leaclers and Appendix E Support Personnel 04/26/82 4 04/26/82 l BP-209 U. S. Governacnt Agercies Appendix F 04/08/82 2 04/08/82 EP-209 Emergency Management Agencies Apperdix G 10/16/01 2 10/16/81 j EP-209 Capany Consultanta i Apperdix H 10/lG/81 2 10/16/81 1 EP-209 Field Support Persorac1 Appendix I-1 04/14/82 6 04/14/82 1 i_ .-.~.,.n.~., ,.==.. n ag, ---

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PEAC11 B01'101 UNITS 2 AND 3 06/11/82
Review Rev. Revision Nunber Title Date No.

Date EP-209 Ra5 Services Call List Appendix I-2 05/06/82 4 05/06/82 s EP-209 Neartrf Public ans Industrial Users Appendix J 07/23/81 1 07/23/81 EP-209 Miscellenc< sus c j Appendix K 06/04/82 2 06/04/82 EP-209 rma' PIro Phones Appencix L 07/23/81 1 07/23/81 EP-209 DELETED DELETED Appendix M EP-209 Medical Support Groups 4 W ix N 04/26/82 3 04/26/82 3 ] EP-209 Staffing Augmentation - 60 Minute Appenaix P Call Procedurc 06/09/B2 2 0G/09/82 EP-301 Operating the Evacuation Alcrm and Pond Page System 04/01/81 0 04/01/81 EP-303 Partial Plant Evacuaticn 12/22/81 1 12/22/81 EP-304 DELETED EP-305 Site Evacuation 03/05/82 3 03/05/82 EP-306 Evacuation of the Information Center 05/25/02 2 05/2S/82 1 EP-307 Reception and Orientation of Support j Personnel 04/12/U2 0 04/12/82 H l: EP-311 IIandling Porscrumi with Serious Injuries, Radioactive Contamination Exposure, or Excessive Rauintion 11 Exr.csure Emergency Director Functionu 04/08/02 3 04/08/02 l1 ] EP-312 Radioactive Liquid Release (Energencf Director Functicns) 04/01/81 0 04/01/01 l4 EP-313 Control of Tnyroid Blocking (KI) l J Tablets 04/08/82 0 04/08/82 1 4 EP-316 Cumulative Population Doso Calculations 05/06/02 2 05/06/82 1 l EP-317 Direct Reconnenaations to County 1 1 } ll1_ ..,n e, n y y 7.-,~=~.- y n~;rym ~ -

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Number Title Date No. Date Emergercy Managenent arb Civil Deferce Agencies 04/14/82 0 04/14/82 EP-318 Liquid Release Dose Calculation Method for Drinking Water 05/06/32 0 05/06/82 EP-319 Liqui 6 Release Dose Calculation Method for Fisn 05/06/82 0 05/06/82 EP-320 Procedure for Leaking Ghlorine 03/12/02 1 03/12/82 ) EP-325 Use of the Containment i Radiation Monitor to Estimate } Release Source Term 06/09/82 0 06/09/82 f l 12-401 Entry for Emergency Repair," i Operations, and Search and Rescue 04/08/82 3 04/06/82 EP-500 Review aan Revision of Dacrgency l Plan (1'SAR Apperriix 0) 04/01/81 0 04/01/01 I i l 1 o l 1 ,a i 1 1 1 ~!

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CO.ROLLD APPROVED Y-EP-lOl 1 'i g) ;3"V1NS ISS pga 1 of 3, Rsv. 6 l- _.... 0 L.. ECroaf .. a.a 4 t u. l l f AY to afft ........ILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY i ....,...,,,,P,EsLCH BOTTOM UNITS 2 AND 3 ..,. 7.E._ME.R_GE.N, ::Y PLAN IMPLE.v2NTING PROCEDURE 2 '...* c es e+en a=-** EP-lOl CLASSIFICATION OF E.92RGENCIES i PURPOSE l To define the method of classification of an event or conditic. into one l of four emergency classifications as described in the Emergenry Plan. Additionally this procedure details the method of de-escal,2tien from y one emergency action level to another. l REFERENCES j l 1. Peach Bottom Atcmic Power Station Emergency Plan 'i 2. NUREG 0654 Criteria for Preparz.tien and Evaluaticr} of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants. 3. EP 102, Unusual Event Immediate Actions 1 J 4. EP 103, Alert I:..ed; ate Actions 1 5. EP 104, site Emergency Immediate Ac tons 6. EP 105, General Emergency Immediate ;ctions ACTION LEVEL L Implemented this procedure whenever Shirt Supervision detects conditions f which meet the Emergency Action Levels in Appendix EP 101, Classification Table. IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS PROCEDURE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE IMPLEMENTATICN OF THE Ee2RGENCY PLAN. v PRECANTIONS } THE JULGEMENT OF THE E.VIRGENCY DIRECTOR IS VITAL IN PROPER CONTROL OF AN EMEEGENCY AND TAKES PRECEDENCE OVEP GUIDANCE IN THE EMERGENCY PLAN PROCEDORE. IMMEDIATE ACTIONS 11 } 1.0 Shift Supervision or Emergency Directer shall: 1.1 Select affected categorie re lated to station events or conditons. l' ' i 1**_% i f.W.: '" y y_. 3 .e.,,,-, i..,,.,. .g ,.,,7, 9gg**4M '

r .s EP-101 pig 2 2 of 3, Rev. 6 { j I "J'EDIATE ACTIONS (cont'd) ( Reference f Pages in j Appendix Category EP-101 .}. Unplanned Shutdown 1 Personnel Injury 2

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j Primary Containment Integrity 3 .a Radioactive Material Release 4 Fire 5 .i Environmental 6 Loss of Power 7 . Secondary Containment 8 Instrument Failure 9 .l Fuel Damage 10 I! Hazards to Station Operation 11 Control Room Evacuation 12 ~i Security see Contingency Plan i 'l. 2 Beginning at the indicated page in Appendix EP 101, review 4-the Emergency Action Levels for all categories selected. .t l]j 1.3 If the most severe events or conditions are classified as It an Unusual Event, implement EP 102, " Unusual Event Response." 1.4 If the most severe events or conditions are classified as an Alert, implement EP 103, " Alert Immediate Response." 1.5 If the most severe events or conditions are classified as a Site Emergency, implement EP 104, " Site Emergency Response." 1.6 If the most severe events or conditions are classified as a General Emergency, implement EP 105, " General Emergency Response." tr l ~ - - - -. _ _,.. - - ---..-~ -. ~... .~ . rg.y..yyg ~~ am~vy~rym -~r ~~ -

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] ^ ^ ,EP-101 j Psga 3 of ).' RIv. 6 s ~ s _, ] .s ~ FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS -i 1.0 g If event is classified as Alert, Site Emergency, or General Emergency, l \\ Shift Supervision or Emergency Director shall: 1.1 Periodically evaluate the event classification as listed [on' attached Appendix EP-lOl. Based upon results of corrective action taken to recover from the emergency situation, escalation or de-escalation of the emergency action level classification will be decided upon by the Emergency Director or Interim Emergency Director. (It is preferable, but not mandatory, to obtain concurrence from the Site Energency Coordinator and Corporate Headquarters prior to classification rediction). The '

i NRC and appropriate off-site authorities at the Emergency

} ' Operations Facility all be infcrmed of the decision to move from one emergency class to the next. All agencies or personnel s listed in checkoff lists of EP's 102, 103, 104, and 105 shall be informed as a minimum. 1.2 Provide written summary with. Jight hours to the NRC co cerning ,f basis and circumstances surrou:..:ing rv.;; tion of emergency action y level or closecut of the emergency. 2.0 When the emergency has been mitigated a:.J the pcwer plant -and auxiliaries have been placed in a safe shutdcwn condition, cnly then will a decision be made as to whether a recovery phase is ustified. To enter the recovery phase af ter the emergency or accident situation is censidered j no longer in effect, the concurrence of the Site Emergency .I Coordinator, Emergency Director, the Emergency Control Officer at I Corporate Headquarters, and Federal and State Government Liaison ] is required. The recoverysphase is a departure frca an emergency 2 situation. 3 The Site Emergency Cocrdinator and Emergency Director evaluates plant operating conditions as well as the in-plant and e 3 out-of-plant radiological conditions in this decisien. Notifications \\ to the various individuals and agencies th'at the recovery phace 'has been implemented is the responsibility of the Site Emergency Coordinator. \\ \\, s l '1j 1 4 Li tN 1 1, T

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l... .--.n .a '// ,3 P ga 1 of 12, Riv. 6 1 // ~ ) UNPL ANNED SHUTDOWN f. UNUSUAL EVENT ALERT ( UNPLANNED SHUTDOWN SCRAM WITH TRIPLE.LO LEVEL I

1) controlled shQtdown due to failure 1) scram alarm and I

to meet L.C.O. 2) double low level alarm (-48") and j

2) any scram other than planned 3) triple low level alarm (-130") and j

4) increase in containment pressure j to greater than 1 psig but less than j 2 psig on PR-2/3508 I, 4 i SCRAM WITH SM.ALL LEAK l 1) scram alarm and 2) double low icvel alarm (-48") snd. 3) triple low level alarm (-13'" d i 4) contairn2nt high pressure (2 psig) and 5) centc.in. rent pressure 2 psi. i 1 greater on PR 2/3508 l, n 1 I i SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL EMERGENCY SCRAM WITH LOCA SCRAM WITH LOCA 3 NO EC23 1) scram alarm and 1) scram ilarm and 1

2) double low level alarm (-48") and 2) doubla low level alarm (-4 8") and j

3) tripie low level alarm (-130") and 3) triple low level alarm (-130") and 4) containment high pressure alarm 4) active fuel range level indication ] (2 psig) and shows less than -226" on LI-2/3 Sa) containment pressure 10 psig or 3-91A, B and greater on PR 2/3508 or_ 5) failure to reset triple low level L5b) containment dose rate greater than alarm after 3 minutes and 105 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and 6) containment high pressure altra RI-8/9103B/D (2psig; and j 7) containment pressure greater than 20 psig on PR-2/3508 or j 8) containment dose rate greater than 106 P/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and 6 1 RI-8/9103 B/D a a }

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1) Verbal repcrts or direct observation N/A INJURY WITH EXCESS RADIATION EXPOSURE OR CONTAMINATION

1) Contaminated injury warranting off-site medical treatment or

2) an acute whole body exposure greater than 3 R t

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1) Primary containment leakrate 1)

Reactor Building vent rad effluept is greater than 0.5 percent of high rad alarm and inability to volume por 24 hrs. at 49.1 psig or maintain pressure greater than

2) N

{. 2 makeup system is not capable of 0.25 psig on narrow range maintaining pressure (not due.to PR-2/3508 o_r,r h lack of ::,). i

2) Torus Room flood alarm with level decrease in torus FAILURE TO ISCI. ATE PENETRATION WHEN l

ISOLAT R EY A TRANSIENT l 1) incorre; talve position during j ;- i Group I, !!, er III isolation 'i alarms 2

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I I i lI .? SITE EMIRGENCY i GENCRAL EMIRGENCY ll LOSS OF PRIMARY CONTAINMENT INTEGRITY WITH LOCA l) erratic containment pressure N/A j fluctuations above alarm setpoints ] of 1.5 psig, and j

2) Group II and III isolation alarms, h

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3) Containment dose rate greater than H

105 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and U RI-8/9103B/D and i '! l 4) Reactor Building area high temper-SITE EMERGENCY L ature alarm, or Area Radiation continued L Monitors on PR 2/3-18-55 POTENTIAL LOSS OF PRIMARY CONTAINMENT HIGH l l:; abnormally high, and Reactor Bldg. RADIATION j vent rad effluent high alarm, or, 1) containment high pressure alarm. j Main Stack Rad effluent on PR 0 (2.0 psig), and j 051 increasing due to SGTS opera-2) scram, and d tion.

3) containment dose rate greater than 105 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and RI-8/

9103B/D, and 4) Reactor BTL7 Area Rad Mcnitors Alarming, and

5) Vent Stack Rad Effluent monitor high 7

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1) A spike on rad effluent monitors:

1) Uncontrollable release for mere than a) Main Stack greater than 6 x 103 20 minutes from the: cps on RR 0-17-051, or a) main stack greater than'1 x 103 eps ; b) Reactor Bldg vent greater than on RR 0-17-051 or 4 4 x 10 cpm on RR-2/3979 or b) Reactor Bldg vont greater than

2) Analysis of particulate filters or 5 x 10* cpm on RR-2/3979 or charcoal cartridge:

2) Continued particulate or iodine re-a) Main Stack greater than 5 x 101 lease such that analysis of parti;c-l uCi/sec, or late filter or charcoal cartridge i

b) Reactor Bldg vent greater than, results in the following estimata; l' 4 x 101 uCi/sec release rates: a) main stack greater than 5 x : sec or RELCAIE EXCEEDING TECH SPEC f b) Reac.tn 51dg vent greater th QUARTERLY LI'!IT I 3 x 103 uCi/sec or

3) Containment dese ra'Ee greater t?

1) A report of the summation of 104 R/hr en RI-S/9103 A/C and individual release data within RI-8/9103 B/D I

the quarterly period. i i i ii I t i (! SITE EMERCCNCY l CC:.dRAL EMuhCUNCY i j e ACTUAL CR POTENTIAL RELEASE 0.1 RIM ACTUAL CR PCC"':TIAL RELEASE

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1) Uncontrollable release for more 1)

Uncontrcilaole release for more thin than 20 minutes from the: 20 minutes from the: a)' main stack greater than 1 x 104 a) main stack greater than 1 x 125 eps eps on RR 0-17-051 or on RR 0-17-051 or l b) Reactor Bldg. vent greater than b) Reactor aldg vent greater than lj 5 x 105 cpm on RR-2/3979 og 5 x 106 cpm on RR 2/3979 or !i 2) continued particulate or iodine re-2) continued particulato or iodine re-lease such that analysis of particu-lease such that analysis of particu-late filter or charcoal cartridge late filte r or charcoal cartridge 3 results in the following estimated results in the following estimated j release rates: release retes: 11 a) main stack greater than 5 x 103 a) main stack greater than 5 x 10 uci/ 4 j uCi/see or see or l} b) Reactor Bldg vent greater than b) Reactor Bldg vent greater than ll 3 x 10' uCi/see or 3 x 105 uCi/see or H

3) containment dose rate greater than

3) containmen: dose rate greater than 105 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and 106 R/hr on RI-8/9103A/C and RI-8/9103B/D RI-8/9103B/D 3

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1) Alarm and verbal report from SSV i

i i ) q k o i 1 = 4 lj SITE EMERGC;CY GENERAL EMERGENCY l FIRE WHICH MAKES AN ECCS INOP FIRE WHICH CAUSES DAMAGE TO PLANT SYSTEMS SUFFICIENT TO LEAD TO OTHER GENERAL 1) Fire alarm and verbal report EMERGENCIES -t from SSV (! 1) Fire alarm and verbal report frcm j SSV, and LOCA symptoms, ECCS, or containment failure 1 !!e it i a I. il bs "t Ii ) l_.-_ .......x,..y.,.. q.c..,,, m. n -,., 7

F-evt. wix t;P-101 r. 1 Pagn 6 of 12, Rav. 6 3 i j ENVIRONMENT AL 1 j UNUSUAL EVENT ALERT EARTHOUAKE EARTHQUATI j

1) An actual earthquake detected by

1) An actual earthquake beyond the seismic instrumentation systems' Operating Basis Earthquake (OBE) h ABNORMAL POND LEVEL ABNORMAL POND LEVEL 2

1) Conowingo Pond level on LI-2/3278A,

1) Conowingo Pond level on LI-2/3278A,B, B,C:

C: 1 a) greater than 113 feet. or a) greater than 115 feet _or ] b) less than 104 feet without prior b) less than 98.5 feet without prior notification by L.D. notification by L.D. / J i, TOR';ADC TOR'; ADD

1) A tornado is cb.;.rcod on site

1) A tornado str les :

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1) Hurricane is expected to cross 1)

Station is experiencita a hurricane H the station with winds greater t. nan 100 mph r.l' i SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL E.VIRGENCY l] EARTHQUAKE

1) An earthquake greater than Design q

Earthquake as detected on seismic instr'uments

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1) Conowingo Pond level on 1

LI-2/3278A,B,C exceeding the (I following limits: a) greater than 116. feet or b) less than 87 feet y 1 I l' l, u 6* Y t + e e e t 7-.y -. w g ,,c, . j T, ,**?e ***., * -; is t*. 'e F'N "'*mW * ' ' ? ' ' g T'S "P

-.a . +.. J // ' ) ~ Pigs 7 of 12, Riv. 6 LOSS OF POWER UNUSUAL EVENT 1 ALERT ( 4 3 LOSS OF OFFSITE OR ONSITE: LOSS OF OFFSITE AND ONSITE AC POWER FOR POWER LESS THAN 15 MINUTES l 1) turbine generator trip with Startup 1) turbine generator trip with Startup I Auxiliary transformer SU2 and SU3 Auxiliady transformer SU2 and SU3 unavailable for service for more. unavailabic for service and than 60 seconds or 2) failure of all diesel generators to 2) loss of voltage on the four 4160 energize their busses. volt emergency busses or 480 volt load centers supplied from the four LOSS OF ALL DC POWER FCR LESS THAN 15 MIN. d j 4160 volt emergency busses for more 1 than 60 seconds. 1) less_than 105 volts on the 2/3A,B,C & B distribution panels as indicated on Panels 2/3A003, 2/3CD03, 2/35D03, i 2/3CD03 and 2) less than 21 volte en the 24 volt distribution pane.i as indict.ted on Panels 2/3AD28, 2 / J CD2 it, 2/3E328, 2/3DD23 and s 3) less of all alarms 0 t I i i e i SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL EMER;cNCY l 1 s LOSS OF OFFSITE AND ONSITE AC POWER FOR LONGER TilAN 15 MINUTES 1) turbine generator trip with SU2 and SU3 unavailable for service for 1 longer than 15 ninutes and 4 2) failure of all diesel generators to energize their busses for longer than 15 minutes LOSS OF ALL 125 VOC POWER FOR LONGER f THAN 15 MINUTES 1) less than 105 volts on the 2/3A,B, j C&D distribution panels as indicated on Panels 2/3AD03, 2/3CD03,2/3BD03, j 2/3DD03 for longer than 15 minutes and i 2) less than 21 volts on the 24 volt 4 distribution panels as indicated on Panels 2/3AD28, 2/3CD28, 2/3BD28 2/3DD28 for longer than 15 min. and 3) loss of all alarms for longer than 15 min. m'

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1) complete loss of all Main Control 3

Room communication equipment 1 j N/A l E f n A e O b 9 1 i SITE EMERGENCY GENCRAL CMLRCUNCY I 1 L l N/A N/A s t u ~ il !a it s] =...___ . a..m.v -.

1 APPENDIX EP-101 "3 Piga 10 of 12, R*v. 6 I FUEL D AM AGE 1 j UNUSUAL EVENT ALERT k '} i

l POSSIBLE FUEL DAMAGE FUEL DAMAGE

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1) Air ejector discharge rad monitor

1) Air ejector discharge rad monitor l}

high alarm and an increase of 500mR/ indicating greater than 2.5 x 10 mR/ 4 I ~ hr within 30 minutes or a level of hr on RR 2/3-17-152, or 2.5 x 103 mR/hr as indicated on 2)* High coolant activity 7f 300 uCi/gm RR-2/3-17-152, or dose equivalent I-131, and main steam 4

2) high reactor coolant activity as line high-high radiation alarm with determined by sample analysis equal resultant scram alarm, er to or greater than 2 uCi/gm dose 3) spent fuel damage resulting in a equivalent I-131 refueling ficor area radiation monitor'

[ alarm or,a~htgh radiaticn al3.rm on 3 refuel flocr exhaust rad men tor i l 't l l 3 'l 1 j SITE EMERGENCY GENERAL EMERGENCY ] FUEL DAMAGE FUEL DAMAGE

1) Following conditions cccur:

1) When at least 2 of 4 cont ;.. ment rad a) failure of control rods to fully monitors indicate levels gr -ater insert on a scram and than 10 N/hr on RI-8/910.,;'C and b) higher than normal readings on RI-8/9103B/D and contain=cr. pressure L LPRMs ad]acent to not-fully-exceeds 10 psig on PR 2/3527 l inserted rods and ] c) at least 2 of the 4 containment i rad monitors indicate levels ll greater than 105 R/hr on l8 RI-8/9103A/C and RI-8/9103B/D. h

2) Major damage to spent fuel in fuel pool or uncovering of spent fuel as confirmed by a fuel pool area l

radiation monitor alarm and: a) refuel floor exhaust radiation monitor high alarm, or L b) refuel floor area rad 5' tion a monitor alarm or ]

3) Observed major damage to spent fuel i

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1) Aircraft crash on or near site 1)

'l as determined by shift Supervision Aircraft crash on the facility or missile impacts into the Reactor or 2) Significant explenon on or near Bldg. Diesel Generator Bldg. or site as determinei b, Shift HPSW pump structure as determined Supervision or by Shift Supervision or i 2) Explosion damage to facility affecting

3) Toxic gas release sn Or near site as determined by Shift Supervision plant safety as determined by Shift Supervision or

3) Chlorine gas detected in the 4

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1) Evacuation of Main Control Room and control of shutdown systems not established at remote shutdown panels in 15 minutes as determined N/A by Shift Supervision

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