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Semiannual Effluent Releases Rept 14,Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station,Units 2 & 3,Jul-Dec 1982
ML20071D035
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Site: Peach Bottom  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 02/28/1983
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i PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY PEACH BOTTOM ATOMIC POWER STATION Unit Nos. 2 and 3 Docket Nos. 50-277 & 50-278 SEMI-ANNUAL EFFLUENT RELEASES REPORT NO. 14 JULY 1, 1982 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1892 O

Submitted to The United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Pursuant to Facility Operating License No. DPR-44 & 56 l.

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TABLE OF CONTP.NTS Page No.

I. Introduction II. Tables A- Liquid Radioactive Release Data 1 B- Isotopic Analysis of Liquid 2 Radioactive Releases C_- Gaseous Radioactive Release Data 5 O D- Isotopic Analysis of Gaseous 6 Radioactive Releases E- Solid Radioactive Waste Shipment 9 i

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O I. INTRODUCTION In accordance with the Unique

. Reporting Requirements of Technical Specification 6.9.3., this report summarizes the Effluent Release Data for Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Units 2 and 3 for the period July 1, 1982 thru December 31, 1982.

The notation P and N are used to

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Ns denote positive and negative exponents to the base 10.

The release of radioactive materials during the reporting period were within the Technical Specification limits. Specifically, the average liquid radioactive release for the reporting period was 12.6% of the permissible limit; the maximum noble gas release was 7.66%

of the permissible limit and; the average iodine release was 0.119% of the permissible release.

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PEACH BOTTOM UNITS 2 & 3 - 1982 LIQUID RADIOACTIVE RELEASE DATA O

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JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. TOTAL Gross Activity Dd,t) 1.81 2.54 5.64N1 O O 1.28N1 5.04P1 Total Curies Except Tritium (2)

Average uCi/ml Gross Activity (except 2.98N8 8.67N8 3.40N8 0 0 5.12N8 4.62N8 Tritium) at Point of Release Total Curies of Tritium 3.37 2.03 1.31 O O 1.67N1 6.88

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Average uCi/ml Tritium at 5.54N8 6.93N9 7.89N8 0 0 6.68N8 6.31N8 Point of Release Total Curies, Alpha -<2.73N6 3.llN6 1.13N6 O O 3.70N7 <7.34N6

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Average uCi/ml Alpha at Point <4.49N14 1.06N13 6.81N14 O O 1.48N13 <6.73N14 of Pelease Total Curies of Dissolved Noble 8.14N2 4.07N1 6.70N2 O O 3.27N3 5.59N1 Gases (2)

Average uCi/ml of Noble Gases 1.34N9 1.39N8 4.04N9 0 0 1.31N9 5.13N9 at Point of Release (3)

Maximum uCi/ml Released except 6.41N8 1.69N7 5.37N8 0 0 4.95NB 1.69N7 Tritium - at Point of Release Total Volume Gallons: 9.33P5 5.70P5 2.77P5 0 0 3.81P4 1.82P6 of waste: Liters: 3.53P6 2.16P6 1.05P6 1.44P5 6.88P6 Total Volume Gallons: 1.61PlO 7.74P9 4.40P9 0 0 6.61P8 2.89P10 of Dilution: Liters: 6.09PlO 2.93PlO 1.66PlO 2.50P9 1.09P11 (2)

(1) % of Tech. Spec. Curie Limit 27% 38% 8.4% 0 0 1.9% 12.6%

(1) nased on Tech spec 3.8.B.2 (3) Maximum for 6 month period (2) Average for 6 month period (4) No. liquid release for these months 1

i NnBLE B PEACH BOTTOM UNITS 2 & 3 - 1982 ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OF LIQUID RADIOACTIVE RELEASES (In Curies) l

} ISOTOPE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT.** NOV.** DEC. Ci TOTAL Strontium-89 1.OON3 3.91N3 5.05N4 0 0 1.73N4 5.59N3 j Strontium-90 6.42N5 1.3ON4 2.41N5 0 0 4.04N6 2.22N4 Cesium-134 5.38N2 3.41F2 5.07N3 0 0 9.3ON3 1.02N1 Cesium-137 8.16N2 4.65N2 7.85N3 0 0 1.14N2 1.47N1 Iodine-131 6.86N3 2.20N2 3.41N3 0 0 1.28N2 4.51N2 Cobalt-58 1.3ON2 7.33N2 6.46N3 0 0 2.OON3 9.49N2 Cobalt-60 5.58N2 1.59N1 1.47N2 O O 7.59N3 2.37N1 Zine-65 1.84N1 5.28N1 9.62N2 O O 2.28N2 8.31N1 Manganese-54 7.69N4 2.29N3 1.21N4 O O 1.31N4 3.31N3 Chromium-51 1.07N2 1.96N1 1.46N2 O O 6.56N3 2.28N1 l Zirconium-95 * *

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  • Manganese-56
  • 1.88N3 1.25N3 0 0
  • 3.13N3 Lanthanum-140 2.70N3 0.60N3 5.37N4 0 0
  • 1.18N2 Niobium-95
  • 4.43N4 1.68N4 0 0
  • 6.11N4 Sodium-24 1.21 7.73N1 2.66N1 O O 4.83N2 2.30 l Yttrium-91M 3.93N4 1.27N2 1.38N3 0 O 1.96N4 1.47N2 Xenon-135M 1.72N2 6.70N2 4.40N2 O O
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I ISC" OPE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT.** NOV.** DEC. Ci TOTAL j

Iodine-133 4.67N2 3.77N2 1.63N2 O O 2.58N3 1.03N1 Iodine-135 1.58N2 1.79N2 1.44N2 O O 1.19N3 4.93N2 i'

Strontium-92

  • 9.26N4 2.78N4 0 0 2.75N4 1.48N3 I .

Technetium-99m 1.81N2 2.32N2 1.02N2 O O 1.80N3 5.33N2 Xenon-133M * *

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Xenon-133 1.31N2 2.89N1 3.53N3 0 0 1.OON3 3.07N) j Xenon-135 5.12N2 2.78N2 1.95N2 O O 2.08N3 1.OlN1 Phosphorus-32 1.81N3 1.82N2 4.49N4 0 0 2.70N4*** 2.07N2 Iron-55 2.45N4 11.02N4 12.71N5 0 0 1.15N5*** 13.86N4 Nickel-63
  • 1.OlN3 8.36N5 0 0 9.12N5*** 1.18N3 i

Barium-140

  • 9.39N3 4.09N4 0 0
  • 9.80N3 i Neptunium-239
  • 6.42N3
  • O O
  • 6.42N3 4 '

Iodine-132

  • 2.40N3 2.03N3 0 0
  • 4.43N3 Tellurium-132 8.59N5 6.20N4
  • O O
  • 7.06N4 i Xenon-131M
  • 2.32N2
  • O O
  • 2.32N2 Krypton-85M * *
  • O O 1.87N4 1.87N4
  • 1.22N3 0 0
  • 1.22N3 Iodine-134 i

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PEACH BOTTOM UNITS 2 & 3 - 1982 ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OF LIQUID RADIOACTIVE RELEASES (In Curies)

ISOTOPE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT.** NOV.** DEC. Ci TOTAL Copper-64 *

  • 1.58N2 O O
  • 1.58N2 Strontium-91
  • 7.24N4 0 0
  • 7.24N4 Ruthenium-103 * *
  • O O *
  • Molybdenum-99
  • 9.61N3
  • O O
  • 9.61N3 TOTALS 1.79 2.40 5.47N1 O O 1.31N1 4.87
  • Less Than Minimum Detectable
    • No releases during this month
      • Estimate calculated by using average of 1992 ratioed by volume of release.

Necessitated due to limited releases and small composite samples size which prohibited measurement of these isotopes.

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O ~=4 O PEACH BOTTOM UNITS 2 t. 3 - 1992 GASEOUS RADIOACTIVE RELEASE DATA JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. TOTAL Mixed Noble Gases (Ci) 7.67P2 4.18P2 4.45P2 9.54P2 1.18P3 2.31P3 6.07P3

% of Tech. Spec. Limit (1) 0.289 0.227 0.232 0.272 0.365 0.449 0.306 Iodine 131 (Ci) 2.19N3 2.45N3 1.67N3 2.23N3 7.42N4 7.56N3 1.68N2

% of Tech. Spec. Limit (2) 0.145 0.192 0.155 0.089 0.067 0.065 0.119 Particulates >8 Day Half Life (Ci) 3.61N4 6.95N4 4.19N4 9.04N4 3.42N4 3.32N3 6.04N3 Particulate Alpha (Ci), 1.12N6 9.42N7 7.57N7 8.90N7 6.50N7 8.20N7 5.18N6

% of Tech. Spec. Limit (2) 0.003 0.042 0.004 0.019 0.004 0.124 0.033 Tritium (C1) (3) 2.15 1.72 1.72 2.34 1.87 1.87 1.17P1 Max. Noble Gas Release Rate (uci/sec) 2.72P3 1.41P3 8.47P2 1.37P3 1.24P3 2.50P4 2.50P4 Date 8/6/82 9/4/82 9/25/82 10/23/82 11/13/82 12/10/82 12/10/82

% of Tech. spec. Limit for Maximum 0.39 0.28 0.59 0.34 0.74 7.66 7.66 Noble Gas Release (1)

Max'. mum 4 of Tech. Spec. Limit (1) 1.27 3.14 2.20 1.31 0.98 7.66 7.66 (1) Basis: Tech. Spec. 3.8.C.1 (4) Average for 6 month period (2) Basis: Tech. Spec. 3.8.C.2 (5) Maximum for 6 month period (3) Quarterly analysis used for monthly estimate i

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! ISOTOPE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. Ci TOTAL i

Krypton-85m 6.26 9.1N1

  • 1.04 1.25 9.33 1.88P1 l

Xenon-133 3.92P2 2.72P2 2.75P2 7.80P2 1.03P3 1.86P3 4.61P3 Xenon-135 3.30P2 1.23P2 1.38P2 1.10P2 1.08P2 3.59P2 1.17P3 Krypton-88 * * * * * *

  • Xenon-138 * *
  • 2.55P1
  • 2.93P1 5.48P1 Xenon-133m * *
  • 1.14P1 3.45 2.60P1 4.09P1 i Krypton-87
  • 1.37 1.07 *
  • 3.10 5.54 Xenon-135m 1.02P1
  • 2.4 6.13 1.72 6.98 2.74P1 Total 7.38P2 3.97P2 4.16P2 9.34P2 1.14P3 2.29P3 5.93P3 i Iodine 1.31 2.19N3 2.45N3 1.67N3 2.23N3 7 42N4 7.56N3 1.68N2 Iodine-133 1.10N2 8.R4N3 8.84N3 1.31N1 1.lON1 1.lON1 3.86N1 Iodine-133 4.37N2 3.49N2 3.49N2 4.35N2 3.47N2 3.47N2 2.26N1 Total 5.69N2 4.62N2 4.54N2 1.83N1 1.45N1 1.52N1 6.29N1 f

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ISOTOPE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. Ci TOTAL Strontium-89 1.59N4 1.12N4 1.52N4 1.70N4 1.48N4 1.35N4 8.76N4 Strontium-90 3.42N6 3.72N6 9.06N6 4.54N6 3.81N6 1.42N6 2.60N5

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  • 2.79N4 l Cesium-134 8.70N7 1.08N5 2.67N4 3.86N5 4.03N6 4.89N5
  • 3.57N4 4.50N4

! Cesium-137 1.67N6 Lanthanum-140 1.47N4 1.18N4 1.82N4 1.28N4 1.34N4 5.79N5 7.67N4

  • 6.66N6
  • 4.26N5
  • 1.58N4 2.07N4
Cobalt-58 7.34N6 4.OlN5 2.70N4
  • 8.91N5
  • 7.67N6 7.67N6 Strontium-91 2.12N4 2.29N4 2.57N4 2.14N4 2.09N4 4.68N5 1.17N3
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  • 2.63N4 Cadmium-lO9 2.63N4
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  • 2.15N5
  • 3.64N4 3.86N4 Chromium-51
  • 2.3ON4
  • 2.17N4 *
  • 4.47N4 Sodium-24 Cesium-139 5.35N3 3.86N3 4.R5N3 4.17N4 3.59N3 5.52N3 2.36N2 Barium-140 1.90N4 1.74N4 2.53N4 2.45N4 1.90N4 3.56N5 1.09N3 Yttriun-91m 6.47N4 1.86N3 9.94N4 8.93N4 9.62N4 3.14N4 5.67N3 A

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PEACH BOTTOM UNITS 2 & 3 - 1982 ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS OF GASEOUS RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENTS (In Curies) l ISOTOPE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. Ci TOTAL Technetium-99m 1.26N5 3.24N5 3.60N6 5.63NS

  • 1.41N5 1.19N4 i

l TOTAL 6.73N3 7.OhN3 6.74N3 2.83N3 5.24N3 8.88N3 3.74N2

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3 j Volume of waste (ft) 1.92P4 4.92P3 1.07P4 5.43P3 5.34P3 2.52P3 4.81P4 Activity, Curies 3.3P2 6.63P2 2.17P2 1.39P2 2.32P2 1.95P2 1.80P3

, Shipping dates A 6/30 (1) A 7/30 (2) A 8/31 (1) A 9/30 (1) A 10/29(1) A 11/30 (1)

(9 of shipments) A 7/1 (1) A 8/2 (2) A 9/1 (1) A 10/4 (1) A 11/1 (1) A 12/1 (2)

A 7/2 (1) A 8/3 (1) A 9/2 (1) A 10/5 (1) A 11/2 (1) A 12/2 (2) j A. Disposition - All A 7/6 (1) A 8/4 (2) A 9/3 (1) A 10/6 (1) A 11/3 (2) A 12/3 (1) q waste shipped by A 7/7 (2) A 8/5 (1) A 9/7 (1) A 10/7 (1) A 11/4 (1) A 12/4 (2)

A 7/8 (2) A 8/6 (1)

Hittman Nuclear A 9/8 (1) B 10/7 (2) A 11/8 (1) A 12/6 (1) and Development B 7/9 (1) A 8/7 (1) A 9/9 (1) A 10/8 (1) A 11/9 (1) A 12/7 (1)

Corporation in trucks A 7/12 (1) A 8/9 (1) B 9/9 (1) A 10/11 (1) A 11/10 (1) A 12/8 (I) i to the Ci.*m Nuclear A 7/13 (2) A 8/10 (1) B 9/11 (1) A 10/12 (1) A 11/11 (2) A 12/9 (1)

Corporation, Barnwell, A 7/15 (2) A 8/11 (1) B 9/15 (1) A 10/14 (1) A 11/12 (1) A 12/10 (1)

South Carolina. B 7/16 (1) A 8/12 (2) A 9/13 (1) A 10/15 (1) A 11/15 (1) A 12/13 (1)

B 7/17 (1) A 8/13 (1) A 9/14 (3) A 10/18 (1) A 11/16 (1) A 12/14 (2)

,l B. Disposition - All B 7/18 (1) A 8/14 (2) A 9/15 (1) A 10/19 (1) A 11/17 (1) A 12/15 (1) t waste shipped by A 7/19 (1) A 8/16 (3) A 9/16 (1) A 10/20 (1) A 11/18 (2) A 12/17 (1) i Hittman Nuclear A 7/20 (1) A 8/17 (2) A 9/17 (1) A 10/21 (1) A 11/19 (1) A 12/20 (1) and Development A 7/21 (2) A 8/18 (2) B 9/18 (2) A 10/22 (2) B 11/20 (1) A 12/21 (2)

Corporation on trucks A 7/22 (1) A 8/19 (2) A 9/20 (1) A 10/26 (2) A 11/22 (1) A 12/22 (2) to U.S. Ecology, Inc., B 7/22 (1) .A 8/20 (1) A 9/21 (1) A 10/27 (1) A 11/23 (2) A 12/23 (2) d Richland, Washington. B 7/23 (1) A 8/21 (1) A 9/22 (1) A 11/24 (1)

B 7/24 (1) A 8/23 (2) A 9/23 (2) A 11/29 (1) shipments are logged B 7/25 (1) A 8/24 (1) A 9/25 (1) according to the month A 7/26 (1) A 8/25 (2) A 9/24 (2) received at destination, A 7/26 (1) A 8/25 (2) A 9/24 (2) which sometimes differs A 7/27 (2) A 8/27 (2) A 9/28 (1)

from the month in which A 7/28 (1) A 8/28 (1) A 9/29 (2) i it was shipped. A 7/29 (1) A 8/30 (2) B 9/25 (1)

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