ML20069K754
| ML20069K754 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Duane Arnold  |
| Issue date: | 10/26/1982 |
| From: | IES UTILITIES INC., (FORMERLY IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT |
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| ML112410225 | List: |
| References | |
| EPIP-2.2-01, EPIP-2.2-1, NUDOCS 8211160029 | |
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!!ANUg EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURES T0s DISTRIBUTION p;to October 26, 1982 (1) Index and/or Revision Control Page(s) and (2) Procedure or Picase remove:
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10/4/82 Subsequent to making the above changes, sign and date the notice below, detach it at the bottom line and return it to the addressee.
NRe-NRA NOTICE OF PICEIPT OP REV,ISION NOTIFICATION
/d T0: DAEC SUPPORT' SERVICES P.O. Box 351, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52406 f
This acknowledges receipt of revision notification to the Procedure (s)
EPIP 2.2 and updating of Procedure (s) in"accordance with the notification dated 10/26/82
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1.0 PURPOSE This procedure provides instructions for activation and operation of the Technical Support Center (TSC) to provide emergency coordi.1ation and technical support during an emergency conditioc.
i 2.0 APPLICABILITY 2.1 This procedure shall be implemented upon declaration of an emergency classified as an Alert, Site Emergency, or General Emergency.
It is applicable to all site management and technical personnel assigned to the TSC and/or responsible for the emergency functions of the TSC.
2.2 During an event classified as an Unusual Event, the Emergency Coordinator, at his discretion, may activate the TSC.
3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 3.1 Emerger.cy Coordinator 3.1.1 Coordinate accident assessment and analyses efforts with the Radiological and E0F Manager to determine the potential or actual radiological impact of the emergency condition upon the public.
3.1.2 Coordinate efforts with the Emergency Support Manager, as necessary, to return the plant to a stable, safe condition.
3.1.3 Ensure performance of required actions by the Site Emergency Response Organization.
See EPIP 2.3 " Emergency Coordinator Duties".
3.2 ~ Technical Support Center Supervisor 3.2.1 Ensure that actions required to physically place the TSC into operation are accomplished.
3.2.2 Provide management and over all direction to the TSC staff during emergency response and recovery efforts.
See TSC Supervisors Checklist Attachment 7.
3.3 Site Radiation Protection Coordinator 3.3.1 Perform initial dose assessment evaluations.
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3.3.2 Coordinate and direct radiation protection activities at the site. See attached checklist (Attachment 8, " Site P.adiation Protection Coordinator's. Checklist").
3.3.3 Determine priorities for the collection of radiological data and samples used to compute downwind dose projections and perform trend analysis based upon changing plant radiological and meteorological conditions.
3.4 Technical and Engineering Supervisor 3.4.1 Provide supervision and technical direction to the TSC technical staff associated with analytical and engineering efforts.
3.4.2 Coordinate and provide direction, as required, for all repair / corrective action efforts which are undertaken to aid in achieving stable plant conditions and terminating any uncontrolled radioactive releases.
3.4.3 Indentify the need for and coordinate engineering and
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analysis assistance provided by the Engineering and Technical Support Supervisor in ths EOF.
3.5 Security and Support Supervisor 3.5.1 Ensure that overall plant security is not degraded and that personne1' accountability is established and maintained.
3.5.2 Ensure that administrative and logistical support needs are provided to the DAEC emergency response organization.
3.5.3 Define and coordinate, as required, additional administrative, logistic and procurement needs with the Support Services Coordinator in the EOF.
3.6 Control Room Coordinator
-3.6.1 Provide assistance and direction as required, to the Shift Supervising Engineer to establish stable plant conditions and terminate uncontrolled radiological releases.
3.6.2 Coordinate, as required, with the TSC Supervisor for analytical, engineering, and maintenance assistance.
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3.6.3 Ensure that the TSC is kept fully. informal regarding plant status and operational events in progress.
3.6.4 Ensure that plant parameters indicative of the emergency condition and important from the stand point of determining the condition of the core are recorded and trended.
4.0 Instructions 4.1 Activative of the TSC shall be performed as follows:
4.1.1 A security guard will be dispatched by the Security Shift Supervisor to:
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Unlock the TSC Communications Room, the TSC emergency locker and the ventilation room.
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Activate the emergency ventilation system. Record time and date started in Technical Support Center HVAC Filter Unit Operating Log.
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.b Upon termination of the emergency or when directed by the TSC Supervisor, secure the ventilation system and relock all areas and cabinets.
Record time and i
date stopped in Technical Support Center HVAC Filter Unit Operating Log.
4.1.2 The TSC Supervision shall ensure that the following are successfully completed:
a) Check the radiation monitors provided at the ventilation system intake and in the TSC.
If monitors are trending upscale or alarming, initiate radiation and airborne sampling activities to determine habitability of the TSC.
b) Energize and verify operability of the r.antinuous air monitor.
t c) Assure the initiation of the emergency ventilation j
system by Security and time and date started recorded in Technical Support Center HVAC Filter Unit Operating Log.
O d) Establish and verify operability of the communications links as follows (see Attachment 3):
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Intercom to the SCP, Access Control and Control l
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- 2) Red Telephone with the NRC (Hot Line) between the NRC Personnel in Regien III and/or Bethesda, Md.
- 3) Security / Rad Survey Radio to the Central -Alarm Station.
- 4) Plant Operating Radio to the Central Alarm Station.
- 5) Telephones (dedicated lines as established).
e) Energize and verify operation of the Control Room TV monitors.
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f) Update the Parameter Status board to insure that all TSC personnel are apprised of critical plant parameters, major problems, and operational activities in progress.
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Initiate the TSC operations log.
h) Verify that access control in and out of the TSC has been initiated by the Security Shift Supervisor. Use
( as a guide to control access. The Emergency Coordinator or the TSC Supervisor can authorize additional personnel as required.
i) Verify that notification of personnel has been initiated per EPIP 1.2, " Notification of Emergency Response Personnel and Offsite Support Agencies".
j) Verify TSC manning status using Attachments 1 & 2 as guidance. The DAEC Emergency Response Organization is shown on Attachment 2.
k) Verify TSC set-up and layout as identified on.
4.2 Operation of the TSC 4.2.1 The TSC, under the overall supervison of the TSC Supervisor, shal1 perform the following key functions:
a) Provide assistance to SSE in determining the optimum method (s) available for tenninating the transient and radiological releases that may be in progress.
b) Coordinate, as necessary, engineering, temporary modification', and emergency repair work that will assist in mitigating the consequences of the event.
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Evaluate changes in system and radiological parmeters th,at. have occured or which are projected to occur and recommend re-classification of the event, as warranted, to the Emergency Coordinator.
d) Communicate with local, state, federal and corporate organizations as required to facilitate application of the combined resources of such support groups and to permit decisions regarding protection of the public based upon current information.
NOTE:
If the EOF is not manned, provide plant status and radiological information os requested to the Linn and Benton County Emergency Operations Centers and the State of Iowa Office of Disaster Services.
4.2.2 To facilitate the performance of the above tasks the Control Room Coordinator will insure that updated plant status information is transimitted to the Technical Support Center:
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Plant and Radiological parameters to be displayed are indicated in Attachments 5 and 6.
Radiological data may be transmitted directly to the Site Radiation Protecting Coordinator via the dedicated line located on the back panel, b)
Plant parameters will normally be transmitted using the VAX computer to facilitate simultaneous updating of the Emergency Operations Facility.
c) During the initial stages of the event status i
information shall be updated at 15 minute intervals accept as modified in step d).
d) The Control Room Coordinator in conjunction with the TSC Supervisor will modify the frequeny of information transmittal as appropriate and may elect to add or delete specific parameter based upon the event and i
plant condition.
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transmitted verbally until re-programing of the VAX can be accomplished.
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- 2) VAX re-program, if desired, will be completed as directed by the Contral Room Coordinator.
e) Status information displayed should be recored before being charged to serve as a historical record.
4.2.3 Trending of important plant parameters will be accomplished
,as directed by the Control Room Coordinator in conjunction with the TSC Supervisor:
a) Parametes to be trended include, but are not limited to:
- 1) Nuclear Instrumentation
- 2) Reactor Vessel Water Level and Pressure
- 3) Contaiment Pressure and Temperature 4)
Suppresion Pool Water Level and Temperature
- 5) Effluent Release Rates b) Recorders installed in the Control Room should be used to the maximum extent'possible.
To enable more accu. rate trending the recorder may be placed on high speed.
c) Additional plant parameters will be trended, as appropriate, based upon the event and plant condition as identified by the Control Room Coordinator or TSC Supervisor.
- 1) Trending of parameters will be accomplished manually at or by use of selected computer data points and trend recorders.
- 2) To facilitate such ' trending, the Control Room Coordinator may elect to develop a log sheet format for recording reading which are taken or simply maintain VAX print out sheets.
d) Status and tiend information thus developed will:
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Permit determinations to be made as to whether or not plant conditions are degrading.
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Provida input into Attachment 2 of EPIP 5.1,
" Deactivation of the Emargency Response Organization"; hence serve as criteria to de-escalate the emergency classification.
4.2.4 Based upon the postulated (or known) initiating events and current plant status information, the TSC Engineering Staff, under the direct supervision of the Technical and Engineering Supervisor will perform the following functions:
a) Evaluate available options which will aid in terminating the transient and enable the plant to be returned to a safe, stable configuration.
- 1) As-built drawings, specifications and other engineering data shall be used to insure that technical evaluations are conducted with the latest information and that operational evolutions are properly planned.
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- 2) Where several alternative courses of action exist, decisions as to which course to follow will be as v
directed by the Emergency Coordinator, b) Where alternative courses of action taken to mitigate the consequences of the event are accomplished by placing systems in abnormal configurations, the effects such off-normal modes might have on future operational evolutions shall be evaluated.
- 1) As appropriate emergency operating instructions for off-normal operating modes shall be developed.
NOTE The Control Room Coordinator shall insure that operating personnel are briefed upon relief or shift turnover.
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Identify expected changes in plant status and potential radiological consequences to the public based upon operational act_ivities in progress or which may be planned.
- 1) Should conditions become worse, recommend escalation of the emergency classification, if appropriate.
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- 2) Should unexpected conditions occur, initiate action to stop the escalation and reevaluate alternative corrective action steps, d) Assist the SSE with the identification of temporary modification or emergency repair work which, if accomplished, will assist in mitigating the consequences of the accident or terminating the release.
- 1) Coordinate with the OSC Supervisor as prescribed in EPIP 4.3 " Rescue and Emergency Repair Work" to accomplish damage control and emergency repair work.
- 2) Coordinate with the Emergency Support Manager for assistance which may be required by IELP Engineering Personnel to accomplish temporary modification activities.
e) Perform neutron and/or thermal hydraulic analysis, as appropriate, use the computer facilities available to assist with determining the status of the core, ECCS System operating capabilities, etc.
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If radiological releases are in progress, provide assistance as required to the SSE in determining the source and evaluate the means available to terminate these releases.
4. 2. t, The Site Radiation Protection Coordinator (SRPC) is responsible for the radiological safety of DAEC Personnel on site throughout the duration of the emergency.
In addition he is responsible for the projections of radiological dose estimates off site until relieved by the E0F.
The SRPC shall immediately proceed to the TSC and perform the following tasks:
a) Determine initial airborne dose projections in accordance with EPIP 3.3, " Dose Projections."
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Inform the Emergency Coordinator of the results of the dose projections, and recommend appropriate response actions.
c) Following completion of these tasks, proceed to the OSC as necessary, brief the OSC Supervisor and monitoring O
team personnel concerning plant conditions, dose V
projections, wind direction and velocity, release paths, and required monitoring.
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g.s d) Recompute dose projections if there is any significant changes in the ridiological or meterological i
parameters.
e) Perform trend analysis to anticipate changes in offsite exposures affecting the Protective Action Guide levels.
Data to be collected and itimized shall include but not be limited to:
- 1) Offgas stack monitor data from the Control Room panel 1C-02 readout and from the Access-Control emergency cabinet #5. (cabinet #5 is adjace'nt to the security turnstiles)
- 2) Meteorological data (available from back panel).
- 3) Off gas stack gas and a particulate samples.
- 4) Off site portable radiation. instrument readings and air sample data.
- 5) Plant ARM data.
- 6) Population exposure times.
- 7) Off site dose estimates, utilizing the above data input, may be projected foreward in time to assure the PAGs are not exceeded, ie:. degradating plant conditions may infer that off site releases could increase significantly hence justifying a decision to take protective action off site prior to supporting off gas stack radiological data.
4.2.6 The Security and Support Supervisor shall ensure the performance of the following functions:
a) Assure that accountability checks are initiated and are progressing in an expeditious manner.
b) Assure that the fire and evacuation alarms and related announcements made over the paging system are clear, concise and meaningful.
c) Determine existi'ng and projected administrative support needs and provide direction to the Administrative Supervisor.
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d) As directed by the TSC Supervisor define the -
reqsirements and provide direction to the Administrative Supervisor to provide long range personnel, material, f acilities, food and other logistical support for the on site emergency response team.
e) Assist the TSC Supervisor in the performance of his duties.
4.2.7 The Administrative Supervisor shall ensure the performance of the following functions:
a) Provide telephone switchboard operator, copy machine and telef ax operators as required.
b) Assign typing and clerical assistance.
c) Coordinate warehouse support services, procurement and expediting of materials.
d) Provide life support services, ie; food, clothing,
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sleeping arrangements, etc.
4.2.8 Technical Engineers, Shift Technical Advisors, Reactor Engineers and GE Engineers shall provide technical support for plant stabilization, repair and corrective action operations.
5.0 REFERENCES
5.1 Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Corporate Emergency Response Plan 5.2 'Duane Arnold Energy Center Emergency Plan e
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Manning Status Checklist z, ' q
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DAEC Emergency Response Oranization 3.
Communications with TSC 4.
TSC layout 5.
Plant Status Information 6.
Radiological Status Information s.
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TSC Supervisor's Checklist 8.
Site Radiation Protection Coordinator's Checklist O
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TSC MANNING STATUS Emergency Coordinator (P) Dan Mineck (1) Bob York (2) John Vinquist
- 3) Dave Wilson
- 4) Rick Hannen TSC Superv.isor (P) Bob York (1) Dave Wilson (2) John Vinquist (3) Rick Hannen (4) Gary VanMiddlesworth Site Radiation Protection (P) Keith Young Coordinator (1) Bob Dye (2) Ed Parsons (3) Rad Waste Supervisor
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Technical & Engineering (P) John Vinquist Supervisor (1) Dave Wilson (2) Rick Hannen (3) Gary VanMiddlesworth Security and Support (P) Dave Wilson Supervisor (1) Jim Sparano 2 Jerry Davis 3 Mike Sparks Electrical Maintenance (P) Jerry Sweiger Supervisor (1) Larry Voss Mechanical Maintenance (P) Dick Rockhill Supervisor (1) George Fulford Administrative Supervisor (P) Jerry Davis
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ATTACHMENT 1 TSC MANNING STATUS gontinued)
NRC Representative (P) Larry Clardy (1) Chrissosmotos (Quad Cities)
IELP Nuclear Generating (P) Bill Ellis (Mechanical)
Engineering Personnel (P) Clare Bleau(Electrical)
Communicators (P) Ken Peveler (P) Mike Chandler (P) Linus Drouhard (P) Jeff Nelson P) Taj Mohanned
- 1) Gene Havlic
- 2) Syam Ray Rad Chemistry Technician h
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Date - 10/4I82 ATTACHMENT 2 DAEC EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION AND ALTERNATES Emergency Coordinator (P) Chief Engineer (1) Assistant Chief Engineer - Operations (2) Assistant Chief Engineer - Technical Support (3) Assistant Chief Engineer - Radiation Protection and Security (4) Maintenance Engineer TSC Supervisor (P) Assistant Chief Engineer - Operations (1) Assistant Chief Engineer - Radiation Protection and Security
- 2) Assistant Chief Engineer - Technical Support
- 3) Maintenance Engineer
- 4) Reactor and Plant Performance Engineer Security and Support (P) Assistant Chief Engineer - Radiation Protection Supervisor and Security
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(3) Assistant Security' Supervisor Technical and Engineering (P) Assistant Chief Engineer - Technical Support Supervisor (1) Assistant Chief Engineer - Radiation Protection and Security (2) Maintenance Engineer (3) Reactor and Plant Performance Engineer Maintenance Engineer (P) Maintenance Engineer Site Radiation Protection (P) Radiation Protection Engineer Coordinator (1) Assistant Radiation Protection Engineer (2) Health Physics Supervisor (3) Radwaste Supervisor Reactor & Plant Performance P) Reactor and Plant Performance Engineer
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- 1) Station Services Engineer
- 2) Results Engineer
- 3) Results Engineer Technical Engineer (P) Technical Engineer (1) Technical Engineer (2) Technical Engineer Shift Technical Advisor (P) Technical Group Leader
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- 3) Shift Technical Advisor (P) Assistant Chief Engineer - Radiation Protection 1
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ATTACHMENT 2 DAEC EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION AND ALTERNATES, (Continued)
Nuclear Station Services (P) Nuclear Station Services Engineer Engineer or Results Engineer (1) Results Engineer Electrical Maintenance (P) Electrical Maintenance Supervisor Supervisor (1) Assistant Electrical Maintenance Supervisor Mechanical Maintenance (P) Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor Supervisor (1) Assistant Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor NRC Representative (P) Onsite NRC Representative (1) NRC Representative Quad Cities IELP Nuclear Generating (P) Technical Group Leader-Mechanical Engineering Personnel (1) Technical Group Leader-Electrical Communicators (P) Engineer - (Mechanical)
(P) Technical Group Leader (P) Engineer-(Nuclear)
(P) Engineer - (Mechanical)
(P) Engineer - (Electrical)
(1) Engineer - (Mechanical)
(2) Engineer - (Electrical)
OSC Supervisor (P) Health Physics Supervisor (1) Radwaste Supervisor (2) Assistant Radiation Protection Coordinator Control Room Coordinator (P) Operations Supervisor (1) Assistant Operations Supervisor Control Room Supervisor (P) Shift Supervising Engineer Security (P) Security Shift Supervisor (P) Security Force Communicator (P)' Security Force Communicator l
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i Operational Support will be provided by either the Operations Supervisor or Assistant Oper,ations Supervisor from either the TSC or in the control Room.
'(P) = Principal (1), (2),......... Alternate in descending order
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COMMUNICATIONS WITH TSC Communication System TSC Links Dail Phones Security Control Point, Control Room, Access Control, Emergency Operations Facility Intercom Operational Support Center, Control Room, Access Control Red Phone (NRC Hot Line)
NRC, Bethesda, Maryland; Control Room, Emergency j
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Resident NRC Health Physics Network Control Room, Access Control, NRC Resident, Security Control Point g
Security / Rad Survey Radio Secondary Alarm Station, Central Alarm Station, Radiological Monitoring Teams, Emergency Operations Facility, Security Control Point Plant OPS Radio Control Room, Central Alarm Station, Emergency Operations Facility, In-Plant Survey, and l
Rescue and Repair Teams Weather Service IWAS, State Emergency (leased line telephone)
Operations Center, Linn, Benton County Emergency Operations Center Dedicated Phone Emergency Operations Facility, Control Room, Access Control, l
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Date - 10/4/82 ATTACHMENT 5 PLANT STATUS INFORMATION EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION:
REPORT TIME:
EVENT CODE:
EVENT CODE DECLARATION TIME:
REPORT DATE:
REACTIVITY CONTRDL
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All Rods In (Y/N):
SBLC System (Operable / Actuated):
SRM's Oper.able (Y/N):
REACTOR VESSEL WATER LEVEL Normal range (Y/N):
Increasing, Decreasing, or Stable (I/0/S):
Indicated Level In Inches:
ECCS STATUS HPCI Operable, Inservice, or Bad (0/1/B):
RCIC Operable, Inservice, or Bad (0/I/B):
ADS Operable, Actuated, or Bad (0/A/B):
LPCI Operable, Inservice, or Bad (0/1/B):
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Core Spray Operable, Inservice, or Bad (0/I/B):
REACTOR VESSEL DEPRESSURIZATION/C00LDOWN Reactor Pressure (PSIG):
Isolated (Y/N):
Cooldown in Progress (Y/N):
Cooldown Rate (Deg F/HR):
PRIMARY CONTAINMENT Isolated (Y/N):
Drywell Pressure (PSIG):
Drywell Temperature (Deg F):
Drywell Ventilation Off or In Service (0/I):
Containment Spray Operable, In Service, or Bad (0/1/B):
Torus Water Level Normal, High, or Low (N/H/L):
Torus Water Temp (Deg F):
Torus Water Recirc (Y/N):
SECONDARY CONTAINMENT Isolated (Y/N):
SBGT System Operable, Inservice, or Bad (0/I/B):
ELECTRICAL POWER Offsite Power Unavailable /In Service (U/I):
Diesel Generator #1 Operable /In Service / Bad (0/1/B):
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Gross Activity Micro C/ml Total Iodine Micro C/ml I 131 Micro C/ml
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Date - 10/4/82 ATTACHMENT 6 RADIOLOGICAL STATUS INFORMATION DATE TIME Release Path Off Gas Stack
- Elevated Reactor / Turbine Building
- Ground Level Meteorological Conditions Wind Direction Out of Towards Wind Speed mph Stability Classification Forecasted Weather Conditions (from
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Winds Shifting To at Wind Speed To at Dose Projection (based on input data at
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Max Concentration Distance meters Dose Rate Plume Center Line Dose Rates -
Whole Body Thyroid Plume Width Site Boundary 2 Miles 5 Miles
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10 Miles Prompt Notification System Actuated Yes No Time
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DAEC Habitability Status V
Control Room Satisfactory Evacuated Technical Support Center Satisfactory Evacuated Access Control / Locker Room Satisfactory Evacuated Security Control Point Satisfactory Evacuated Contractor Change Area Satisfactory Evacuated Power Block Structure Satisfactory Evacuated j
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ATTACHMENT 7 TSC SUPERVISOR'S CHECKLIST Do not attempt to do all of these functions yourself.unless adequa'te personnel are not available TIME (a)
Initiate TSC supervisor's Log (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.1.2 ),
9 and assign as individual to maintain this log throughout the emergency.
(b) Ensure that radiation readings on the ventilation system and the monitor in the TSC have been checked.
If monitors are trending upward or alarming ensure that a habitability survey'is initiated.
(EPIP 2.2, para.
4.1.2a)
(c) Ensure that the continuous air sampling monitor (EPIP
.2.2, para. 4.1.2b) has been energized and verified operable.
s (d) Assure that the ventilation filtration system has been J.
activated (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.1.2c) and that time and date started recorded in Technical Support Center HVAC Filter Unit Operating Log.
3 (e) Verify TSC staffing (EPIP 2.2, Attachments 1 & 2) The following positions must be filled:
Emergency Coordinator TSC Supervisor Site Radiation Protection Coordinator Communicator #1 Communicator #2 (f) Ensure that communications links have been established and verified; (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.1.2.d and Attachment 3)
(g) Ensure that the Control Room TV monitors (EPIP 2.2, para.
4.1.2e) have been energized and are operable (h) Update the parameter status board to ensure that all TSC personnel are kept informed (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.1.2f)
(i) Verify that the switchboard has been manned.
(j) Verify that access control to the TSC has been established (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.1.2h)
(k) Verify that notification of personnel has been initiated (EPIP 1.2, para. 4.2.)
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TSC SUPERVISOR'S CHECKLIST (1) Ensure that apprcpriate personnel have been assigned to research drawings, specifications, test data and other
' engineering drawings. (EPIP 2.2, para 4.2.4)
(m) Provide plant status information as requested by the E0F and NRC (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.2.2 and 4.2.3)
(n) Assist the SSE with determining the source and means to terminate radiological releases (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.2.4.d and 4.2.4.f)and other actions necessary to return the plant to a safe condition (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.2.4.a)
(o)
If the E0F is not manned, provide information to outside agencies (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.2.2 and 4.2.3)
(p) Evaluate the effects of off-normal modes of plant coeration on future operations. (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.2.4.b)
(q) Develop operating instructions for and brief relief operating personnel on off-normal operating modes (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.2.4.b)
(r) Escalate the classification of the emergency should conditions become worse.
(s) Evaluate changes to the plant for potential consequences to the public and inform the EOF (EPIP 2.2, para.
4.2.4.c)
(t) Upon deactivation of the TSC (EPIP 5.1, para. 4.3.2):
Return all facilities, equipment and supplies to their normal condition, location, etc.
l Assure that time and date for emergency ventilation stopped is record in Technical i
Support Center HVAC Filter Unit Operating tog.
Identify the equipment needing repair, calibration, etc.
Identify supplies that need to be replaced.
Return personnel to normal duties and schedules.
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TSC SUPERVISOR'S CHECKLIST Notify all appropriate interfacing DAEC and corporate personnel of deactivation actions Compile all logs, notes, calculations, status sheets and related records.
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SITE RADIATION PROTECTION C00RDINATOR'S CHECKLIST TIME (a) Determine if a release has occurred (b) Check to assure that the back panel hot line is manned.
.(c) Obtain meteorological data and pertinent Radiation Monitor Readings (Control Room panels, VAX)(EPIP 3.1, para. 4.4.2)
(d) Perform dose projections (EPIP 3.3, para. 4.2.5a)
(e) Reconnend protective action to the Emergency Coordinator (EPIP 2.2, para. 4.2.5b)
(f)
Instruct, dispatch, and coordinate monitoring teams (EPIP 3.1, para. 4.4.3) Ensure reentry teams are cognizant of emergency entry routes (g) Direct the OSC Supervisor to dispatch personnel to relay intermediate and high range effluent monitoring data, as appropriate
-(h) Direct the OSC Supervisor to dispatch personnel to collect a Reactor Coolant sample, as appropriate (i) Direct the OSC Supervisor to dispatch personnel to collect a Drywell atmospheric sample, as appropriate (j) Direct the OSC Supervisor to dispatch personnel to assess airborne activity for radioiodines, as appropriate (EPIP 3.1, para. 4.4)
.(k) Evaluate survey data.
(1) Perform trend analyses to anticipate changes in radiological conditions.
(EPIP 2.2, para. 4.2.5)
'(m) Authorize changes to Administrative Exposure limits, as necessary (EPIP 3.1, para. 4.3.lc)
(n) Define requirements for additional radiological monitoring personnel and identify such needs to the Emergency 7
Coordinator 'EPIP 3.1).
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