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Public Version of Revised Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures,Including Procedure CP/O/B/4003/01 Re Environ Surveillance Following Large Unplanned Release of Gaseous Radioactivity
ML20076M114
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Site: Oconee  
Issue date: 09/08/1983
From: James Smith
DUKE POWER CO.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Emergency Telephone Numbers - (06/30/83, Rev. 11)

AP/0/B/1000/01 Event Index - (10/29/82)

AP/0/B/1000/02 Unusual Event - (08/10/83) g 1

l AP/0/B/1000/03 Alert - (08/10/83)

AP/0/B/1000/04 Site Area Emergency - (08/10/83)

AP/0/B/1000/05' General Emergency - (08/10/83)

'AP/0/B/1000/06 Procedure for Initiating Protective Action

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Guides for the General Public in the Emer-gency Planning Zone - (08/10/83)

AP/0/B/1000/07 Procedure for Offsite Dose Calculations by Control Room Personnel or Emergency Coordinator during a Radiological Accident - (06/09/83)

AP/0/B/1000/08 Procedure for Response Actions for Accidents /

Emergencies - (09/03/82)

AP/0/A/1000/10 Procedure for Emergency Evacuation of Station Personnel - (05/05/82)

Station Directive 2.9.1 Station Assembly and Evacuation Procedure -

(09/01/83)

Station Directive 2.9.2 Emergency Response Organization - (06/23/82)

PT/0/B/2000/04 Procedure for Establishment and Inspection of the Technical Support Center - (08/09/82)

PT/0/B/2000/05 Oconee Nuclear Data Transmission from TSC (09/15/82)

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Coolant System (12/01/81) 1 CP/2/A/2002/04A Post Accident Liquid Sampling of the Reactor f.

Coolant System (12/01/81)

CP/3/A/2002/04A Post Accident Liquid Sampling of the Reactor Coolant System (12/01/81)

CP/1/A/2002/04B Post Accident Liquid Sampling of the Low Pressure Injection System (12/01/81)

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CP/0/B/2003/02 Estimate of Failed Fuel Based on I-131 Concentration (12/15/82)

CP/1&2/A/2002/05 Post Accident Caustic Injection into the Low Pressure Injection System (01-26-81)

CP/3/A/2002/05 Post Accident Caustic Injection into the Low Pressure Injections System (01-26-81) i CP/2/A/2002/04B Post Accident Liquid Sampling of the Low Pressure Injection System (12/01/81) l CP/3/A/2002/04B Post Accident Liquid Sampling of the Low Pressure Injection System (12/01/81)

CP/2/A/2002/04C Operating Procedure for Post Accident Liquid Sampling (PALS) System (02/26/83) i CP/1/A/2002/04C Operating Procedure for Post Accident Liquid Sampling (PALS) System (07/27/83)

Post Accident Determination of Boron Concentration O.

CP/0/A/2004/2E Using Carininic Acid (07/09/82)

CP/0/A/2004/3C Post Accident Determination of Chloride by Specific Ion Electrode Using Beckman 4500 Meter - (07/09/82)

CP/0/A/2005/2D Post Accident Determination of Gamma Isotopic i

Activity (07/09/82) l CP/0/B/4003/01 Procedure for Environmental Surveillance j

Following a Large Unplanned Release of Gaseous Radioactivity -(08/26/83 )

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Release of Gaseous Activity - (01/20/83) l HP/0/B/1009/09 Procedure for Determining the Inplant Airborne Radioiodine Concentration During Accident 3

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j HP/0/B/1009/10 Procedure for Quantifying Gaseous Releases Through Steam ReliefiValves Under Post-i';

Accident Conditions - (05/06/82)

HP/0/B/1009/11 Projection of Offsite Dose from the Uncon,

O trolled Release of Radioactive Materials Through a Unit Vent - (12/23/82) l Revision 83-7 September 7,1983 I

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HP/0/B/1009/12 Distribution of Potassium Iodide Tablets in l

the Event of a Radiciodine Release - (04/13/33)

HP/0/B/1009/13 Procedure for Implementation and Verification for the Availability of a Back-Up Source of Meteorological Data - (2/12/83) t HP/0/B/1009/14 Project Offsite Dose from Releases other than Through a Vent - (12/20/82) 3 l

HP/0/B/1009/15 Procedure for Sampling and Quantifying High 1

Level Gaseous Radioiodine and Particulate Radioactivity - (1-25-83)

HP/0/B/1009/16 Procedure for Emergency Decontamination of Personnel and Vehicles on-site and from Off-site Remote Assembly Area - (9/16/82)

IP/0/B/1601/03 Environmental Equipment Checks -(.07/27/83) eg CP/3/A/2002/04C Operatiion Procedure for Post-Accident Liquid h

Sampling (PALS) System (4/21/83)

HP/1/A/1009/17 Operating Procedure for Post-Accident Contain-ment Air Sampling System (5/17/83)

HP/2/A/1009/17 Operating Procedure for Post-Accident Contain-ment Air Sampling System (5/17/83)

HP/3/A/1009/17 Operating Procedure for Post-Accident Contain-ment Air Sampling System (5/17/83)

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Procedure for Station Assembly.......

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PURPOSE This directive provides procedures to be used when responding to station

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assembly and preparatory to evacuation from the station if a radiological emergency is declared.

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Oconee Nuclear Station Emergency Plan B.

NUREG-0654, FEtfA. - Rep-1, Rev. 1, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants III. DESCRIPTION

!I It is the' intent of this directive to identify preplanned responses j

necessary to quickly and professionally respond to a station assembly and for evacuation from the station if a radiological emergency is declared.

By being prepared, the effects of an evacuation from the station can be minimized and can facilitate faster action by station management and personnel.

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V. PROCEDURE

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Procedure for Conducting a Station Assembly (hereinafter referred

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1.1 A Site Assembly encompasses the assembly of all onsite personnel at designated assembly points for the purpose of accounting for personnel within station boundaries. Reasons for initiating a Site Assembly would include:

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A test of response time and procedures employed in completing an accounting of onsite personnel.

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A station incident occurs and:

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The Emergency Response Organization is required to be l

established (Technical Support Center and Operational l

Support Center) according to emergency classification procedures.

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Portions of the Protected Area may require evacuation l

or a station evacuation may be required.

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1.2 A Site assembly is initiated by activating the Personnel Assembly Signal (warble sound) in the Units 1 & 2 Control Room.

This signal is heard over the Public Address (PA) System. The Shift Supervisor is responsible for initiating a Site Assembly and will assure that the following announcement is made through-out the station twice each time it is made:

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to report to the Receptionist Lobby. All other badged I

personnel shall report to your supervisor in the area f

designated on the back of your security badge."

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If any particular area of the plant is found to be radiologically unsafe during an emergency, and a site assembly is held, warnings should be sounded through r

the public address system the " SAFE" corridors to use.

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duration long enough to ensure all onsite personnel are aware of the Station Assembly and are responding.

1.3 Action Plan for Emergency Coordinator (Shift Supervisor or Station Manager) 1.3.1 Alert Superintendent of Administration (Weekdays 0800 - 1630) that a Site Assembly will be initiated.

1.3.2 Alert Security Shift Lieutenant that a Site Assembly will be initiated.

1.3.3 Direct necessary actions to account for any missing pers,onnel.

1.3.4 Examine the radiation / contamination levels established in Procedure B to determine the classes of personnel that may need to be evacuated.

1.3.5 If the requirements for an assembly no longer exist, return the station to normal duties.

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1.4 Action Plan for Superintendent of Administration 1.4.1 Receive Accountability i r:ptts from all Groups weekdays (0800 - 1630?

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the name(s) of any missing persons (s).

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1.5 Action Plan for Security Shift Lieutenant 1.5.1 Receive Accountability reports from all onsite supervisors after hours, weekends, and holidays. Use Table A-2 as an aid.

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Coordinator (Shift Supervisor).

1.5.4 Initiate a patrol of the general station areas within station boundaries, both inside and outside of the restricted area, to assure that personnel in remote j

and noise restrictive areas are aware of the Site Assembly requirement.

1.5.5 Restrict traffic in and out of the station gates during Site Assembly.

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Should Site Assembly be initiated during high traffic ingress and egress, normal traffic flow will not be restricted.

1.6 Action Plan for Search and Rescue Team

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s 1.6.1 The Search and Rescue Team will be composed of l-personnel from Security, Safety and/or Operations, and Health Physics.

1.6.2 Health Physics will be responsible for monitoring and will be "in charge" of the team response.

1.6.3 Security will provide radio support and will be in a position to open controlled access doors.

1.6.4 Safety and/or Operations will provide medical support.

1.7 Action Plan for onsite personnel in responding to a Site Assembly alarm.

1.7.1 Each person (except those noted in 1.7.4) shall assemble with their supervisor. Assembly points for personnel onsite at Oconee Nuclear Station are

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Additionally, these locations are oa the back of the security badge for those personnel inside security.

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J 1.7.2 During normal working hours on Monday through Friday (except holidays) each supervisor shall be

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reporting to him. Station Superintendents and the Senior Supervisors of various organizations working at Oconee (e.g., SSD, QA) shall make an accountability i

report to the SUPERINTENDENT OF ADMINISTRATION for their areas of responsibility. Security will make an

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accountability report for in-plant visitors. When i

reports from all areas are received, the Superintendent of Administration will notify the Emergency Coordinator (Station manager) that all

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persons have been accounted for by their supervisor.

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Enclosure A-2 is available to aid in accounting for onsite personnel. Each reporting supervisor is to report location, name, telephone number, number of people assembled, and the name(s) of any missing person (s).

1.7.3 During hours'not covered by 1.7.2, and accountability report should be made by the designated responsible person in each functional work group present at the Station to the SECURITY SHIFT LIEUTENANT.

Security will report visitors.

1.7.4 Persons working in Radiation Control Areas in

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protective clothing should leave their work areas and "7f go to the appropriate change room.

In the change room, they should contact the appropriate persons as designated by 1.7.2 or 1.7.3 for personnel accountability reporting. Judgsent should be used i

concerning the advisability of changing clothes and reporting to normal assembly areas.

NOTE:

In case of a Reactor Building evacuation alarm, the reporting requirements in 1.7.4 above apply.

1.8 When personnel accountability has been completed following a Station Assembly, one of the following will occur.

1.8.1 If the requirement for an assembly no longer exists, permission to return to normal duties will be given L

by the Emergency Coordinator.

1.8.2 Plant conditions may require evacuation of the station. Instructions will be given by the Emergency Coordinato,r.

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PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCTING A STATION EVACUATION 1.0 Station Evacuation is activated only after personnel have been

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1.1 An evacuation of the below listed classes of personnel shall be conducted when an unplanned radiological condition may result in whole body doses or internal exposures in excess of 10 CFR 20 limitation for areas outside the Radiation Control Area. Evacuation levels are as listed below:

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All members of the general public, and other persons who are flot subject to occupational radiation exposure at Oconee Nuclear Station will be evacuated if they are likely to be exposed to doses in excess of:

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External Radiation Level > 2 areas in any one hour 2)

Airborne Radioactivity > 1 x spc for an unrestricted area (10CFR20, Appendix B, Table II)

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Various groups of personnel who are subject to occupational radiation exposure at the station are considered nonessential to the operation of the station during a classified emergency situation and would be evacuated when directed by the Emergency l

Coordinator. Criteria to be considered for their evacuation:

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External Radiatiou Level > 2.5 mrem /hr, 100 mress/ week, or 1250 mrems in a quarter 2)

Airborne Radioactivity > equivalent amount inhaled for 40 hours4.62963e-4 days <br />0.0111 hours <br />6.613757e-5 weeks <br />1.522e-5 months <br /> / week for 13 weeks at 1 mpe (10CFR20 Section 20.103 and Appendix B, Table 1)

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Substation Maintenance Chem-Nuclear SMS Vendors (other than HP)

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Performance K-MAC Visitor's Center Should it become necessary to evacuate additional personnel from the station, station managemert will identify which of the above personnel will be evacuated.

'4 2.0 When it is determined that a station evacuation is necessary, the station evacuation alarm will be sounded. This alarm is a continuous, single-tone siren that can be heard throughout the s tation. Evacuation will be by designated preplanned routes which avoid contaminated locations or other locations that may be affected by the emergency situation. Evacuation routes, assembly locations, and other pertinent information shall be passed over the PA system or by telephone.

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greatest extent possible. Remote assembly locations, and entrance / exit routes will be provided with evacuation instructions.

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Should personal cars be unavailable due to contamination, bus transportation will be made available through the Anderson Retail Office (Duke Power Company). The Superintendent of Administration is responsible for arranging bus transportation if required.

Health Physics will survey evacuees and vehicles for contami-nation at designated locations as directed by the Emergency Coordinator. Decontaminants and extra clothing will be provided by Health Physics at designated survey locations.

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4.0 After any phase of evacuation has been completed, adjustments to station staffing will be made as the situation warrants by the Emergency Coordinator. Control of station activities will be through the Technical Support Center.

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Station Manager /Superintendenth:

Respective Offices and Assigned Clerks Compliance Compliance Office 7

l Outage Management Outage Office, Turbine Building Administrative Services:

Administrative Services Administration Clerical Office Training Training Office i

Contract Services Contract Service's Offices l

Maintenance:

I&E Engineers-I&E Engineers' Offices I & E Shifts A,B,C,D,E Operational Support Center (Unit #3 I&E Lab) i I&E Supervisors & Technicians I&E Shops Turbine Building Mech. Maiptenance Shifts A,B,C,D,E Operational Support Center 6

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Materials Materials Offices Maintenance Mgt. Support Planning Offices Operations: All Control Rooms / Operating Engineers' Offices (Unit #3)

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Performance Engineer's Office Health Physics ALARA Planning Station Health Physicist's Offic'e Projects and Training Station Health Physicist's Office Support Yuactions Statida Realth Physicist's Office L.

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Chemistry Staff Chemists Station Chemist's Office Radwaste Station Chemist's Office Power Chemistry Station Chemist's Office Back-shift personnel Operational Support Center Environmental Environmental Offices Radwaste Startup Team Radwaste Startup Office Quality Assurance: All Quality Assurance Offices Training Services: All Personnel at Training Center Oconee Training Center DUKE NON-0CONEE NUCLEAR STATION PERSONNEL Section Assembly Point 1%

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Administration Visitors: All Administration Clerical Office Operations Visitors: All Operating Engineers Offices Chemistry:

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Station Health Physicist's Office SMS: Those Inside Security Sheet Metal Shop Those Outside Security SMS Office Station Support Division:

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Station Chemist's Office B&W Resident Engineer:

Control Room NRC: All Compliance Office Wometco: All Administration Building Canteen NON-DUEE, NON-0CONEE NUCLEAR STATION PERSONNEL Health Physics Vendors:

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B&W Offices, Trailer Visitors:

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All personnel not identified above will report to the Receptionist Lobby between 0800 - 1630, Monday through Friday. On weekends, holidays, and after hours, report to Security Lobby.

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- V OCONEE NUCLEAR STATION 11 EMERGENCY PLAN / CRISIS MANAGEMENT PLAN PROCEDURE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE FOLLOWING A LARGE UNPLANNED RELEASE OF GASEOUS RADIOACTIVITY

- 1.0 Purpose To provide a procedure for identifying gaseous plumes and obtaining field data indicative of the radiation exposure to the general public following an unplanned release of gaseous activity in excess of the limits established by Section 20.403(b)(2) of 10CFR20.

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2.0 Limits and Precautions 2.1 The Field Monitoring Coordinator (FMC) or Environmental Surveillance Coordinator shall report to the Station Health Physicist (Technical Support Center) once the Emergency Plan has been implemented.

2.2 The FMC'shall report to the Off-Site Radiological Coordinator (System

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h4 2.3 The FMC or designee shall call the Field Monitoring Supervisor (s) andi team members to report to the Environmental Lab once the Emergency Plan has been implemented. The names and telephone numbers of these individuals are listed in Enclosure 5.1.

2.4 The field monitoring teams shall use particulate masks and protective clothing whenever activity (measured with the Eberline E-120 or PIC 6A) significantly exceeds normal background or when directed by the FMC.

181I in excess of 10 MPC 2.5 If the team members expect to be exposed to (9 x 10 s pC/ml), or if directed by the FMC each team member shall ingest a 130 milligzam tablet of potassium iodide.

2.6 Environmental sampling during emergency conditions shall not replace, but rather supplement. normal environmental monitoring.

2.7 The Nuclear Data ND-6 multichannel analyzers shall be calibrated and l'

source checked monthly (CP/0/B/4003/05). The ND-6 shall also be source checked prior to field use.

2.8 The Eberline Geiger Counters (E-120 with HP-270 detector), PIC 6As, and, Portable Air Samplers (RADeC0 H-809,F) shall be calibrated quarterly (CP/0/B/4003/06).

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2.11 Annual training in the use of this procedure and the associated equipment and instrumentation shall be conducted. Upon completion of the training, documentation of training will be accomplished by completing a Training Content Summary Form, which will be forwarded to the Training and Safety Section.

3.0 Procedure 1

3.1 Upon request for off-site environmental monitoring by the Station Health Physicist and/or the Off-Site Radiological Coordinator, the FMC shall report to the Technical Support Center (TSC). The Field Monitoring Supervisor (s) and members of the six (6) field teams, including one (1) Mobile ND-6 team, shall report to the Environmental l

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3.2 One mobile ND-6 team (Alpha), three land field teams, (Bravo, Charlie, Delta) and one boat team (Echo) consisting of 2 technicians each and one helicopter team (Foxtrot) consisting of 1 technician shall be formed as follows:

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" Alpha" Environmental Vehicle #8191 (1980 Ford Bronco)

" Bravo" Admin. Services Vehicle #6888 (1978 Ford Bronco) l

" Charlie" Admin. Services Vehicle #4205 (1974 Chevy Blazer)

" Delta" Maintenance Vehicle #7770 (1979 Ford Pickup-Blue)

" Echo" Maintenance Vehicle #8134 (1980 Ford Pickup-White)

" Foxtrot" Administrative Vehicle #7103 (1978 Ford Station Wagon-White)

Administrative Vehicle #7104 (1978 Ford Station Wagon-Blue)

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3.3 The field teams upon obtaining their emergency kits and emergency vehicles shall before leaving the site:

3.3.1 Verify radio communications with the Technical Support Center or Crisis Management Center Base Station using proper > radio procedures >(Procedure CP/0/B/4003/03).

3.3.2 Ensure the Portable Power Generators are operational and fully fueled.

3.3.3 Battery and source (Cs-137) check Eberline E-120 survey instrument, PIC 6A, and ND-6 for proper operation.

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i 3.4.1.1 The radio operator (s) shall set up the communica-4 tions equipment in the TSC and maintain communica-tions with the Field Teams using proper radio procedures (Procedure CP/0/B/4003/03).

3.4.2 Coordinator Action 3.4.2.1-The FMC shall be located in the Technical Support Center (TSC) and report to the Station Health Physicist once the TSC is established. Once the Crisis Management Center is established the FMC will report to the Off-Site Radiologic.21 Coordinator.

3.4.2.2 Plume direction and sector (s) to be monitored shall be determined by the FMC using CP/0/B/4003/02.

3.4.2.3 The FMC shall direct the efforts of the Field Teams in obtaining pertinent field measurements and implement monitoring strategies and sample collection requirements.

3.4.2.4 The FMC shall advise the Dose

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3.4.2.5 The FMC shall assure adequate staffing and resources for the Field Teams.

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3.4.3 Supervisor Action 3.4.3.1 The Field Monitoring Supervisor shall assist the FMC and be prepared to serve as the FMC in his l.

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3.4.3.2 The Field Monitoring Supervisor shall obtain meteorological information from the Station Health Physicist in the Technical Support Center or the Unit 1 Control Room. When the Crisis Mana,gement Center is, established meteorological information shall 15e obtained from the Off-Site l

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3.4.3.3 The Supervisor shall dispatch Field Teams to predetermined survey points within the designated (downwind) sector (s). Predetermined sampling locations are located by using Enclosure 5.2 and i

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should cruise back and forth across sectors to pin-point the centerline of the radioactive plume using the Eberline E-120 (primary) or PIC 6A. Once the centerline is located then 181 I activity should be determined.

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plume from the air if determined feasible by the Offsite Radiological Coordinator. Enclosure 5.3 outlines the procedure for obtaining the use of the helicopter.

3.4.3.6 The Supervisor or Radio Operator shall record all team data as received on Enclosure 5.4 such as:

3.4.3.6.1 Location and time of sample.

3.4.3.6.2 Dose Rates in mR/hr [Eberline E-120 (primary) or PIC 6A].

131I 3.4.3.6.3 Air Sampling Results in pCi/ml of (ND-6) 3.4.3.7 Illustrateands[aintainup-to-datelocationsof teams on the 10 mile radius maps.

3.4.3.8 Instruct teams to collect and replace TLD's and the CP-100 Charcoal Cartridges and particulate filters from air samplers located in the environ-ment as part of the normal environmental monitoring p

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teams for 181I. A second ND-6 shall be designated for the boat team or another land team based on conditions and need.

3.4.4.2 Upon verification that all equipment is operating satisfactorily, the Field Teams shall proceed as directed their predetermined survey points (Enclosure 5.2) to within the sector (s) designated by the Field Monitoring Coordinator or Supervisor.

3.4.4.3 The Field Teams shall maintain open communications with the Field Monitoring Coordinator or Supervisor providing sample results as required at each of the sampling locations.

3.4.4.4 As directed by the FMC or Supervisor the teams

(}3 shall travel back and forth between predesignated sample locations:

3.4.4.4.1 Using the Eberline E-120 with HP-270 detector or PIC 6A, perform a gereral area Beta-Gamma survey to determine noble gas concentrations in mR/hr.

Record date, time, location and dose rate (mR/hr) on Field Monitoring Data Sheet (Enclosure 5.6) and report this information to the FMC.

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i Portable Air Sampler equipped with a Silver Zeolite Cartridge and particulate filter. Use Enclosure 5.7 to ascertain sample time [ based on the calibrated flow rate (CFM) of the Air Samplerj for obtaining a minimum sample s

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3.4.4.4.3 Place the siiver zeolite cartridge in a poly sample bag and label the bag.

3.4.4.4.4 At the direction of the Field Monitoring Supervisor meet the Mobile ND-6 Team and have the sample counted as per procedure No. CP/0/B/4003/04. Record CPM on.8, Column "E".

3.4.4.4.5 Calculate 181I Activity (pci/ml) as directed in Enclosure 5.8 and record under Column "I".

k}b[ i 3.4.4.4,6 Report results of 181I measurement ) (Column "I", Enclosure 5.8) to the FMC in pCi/al. 3.4.4.4.7 Place the particulate filter from the air sampler in a separate poly bag, label and retain for later analysis. l 3.4.4.4.8 (Optional) Take smears at locations as l directed by the FMC, place them in i separate poly bags, label and retain for later analysis. 3.4.4.4.9 (Optional) Collect water ' samples in cubitainers at locations and times designated by the FMC. Label the cubitainers and retain for later [ analysis. 'I 3.4.4.4.10 (Optional) Place TLDs at locations and times designated by the FMC. a h 3.4.4.4.11 (Optional)., Collect air samples and TLDs that are located in the environment as part of the normal environmental i s j-l

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CP/0/B/4003/01 Page 7 of 20 ^ monitoring program as directed by the d FMC. Record locations and collection times. Locations are listed in Enclo-sure 5.5. 3.4.4.4.12 Return all samples to the Environmental Lab or Crisis (Management Center as directed by the FMC. Samples shall be counted onsite by Health Physics or transported to the Environmental Lab, Huntersville, N.C. for counting. The Crisis Management Center' Administration and Logistics Group shall be responsible for transporting the samples expeditiously to the Environmental Lab if required. 3.4.4.4.13 Turn in all data sheets (Enclosures 5.6 and 5.8) to FMC or designee. 3.4.4.4.14 The teams shall be supplemented, relieved, or secured as directed by the FMC. 4.0 References [ 4.1 Procedure CP/0/B/4003/02, The Determination of Plume Direction and ~' Sector (s) to be Monitored Following a Large Unplanned Release of 'Q. ', ? Gaseous Radioactivity. 4.2 Procedure CP/0/B/4003/03, Emergency Radio System Operations, Maintenance and C-mications. 4.3 Procedure CP/0/B/4003/04, Operation of The ND-6, Portable Multichannel Analyzer 4.4 Procedure CP/0/B/4003/05, Energy Calibration and Efficiency Determination For the ND-6 4.5 Procedure CP/0/B/4003/06, Inventory, Calibrations and Operational Verification,of Emergency Equipment. 5.0 Enclosures 5.1 Field Monitoring Organization. 5.2 Predetermined Sampling Locations by Sector and Distance from ONS 5.3 Procurement of Helicopter (s) for Emergency Environmental Surveillance. s.c 5. 4' Samp14 ltesults Received by the Radio Operator From Field Monitoring Teams. .~. e h. e e e em e - = ,e = me.e ....m. ,.--,,.,.-g w -- - - - - - + - - w--y,- p w.--- -.y -m - + --m-y-,- -m -w g e.%,,--y.w-- --,w -e-g---,----gw--

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- - -% 7 y y CP/0/B/4003/01 Page 9 of 20 ENCLOSURE 5.1 FIELD MONITORING ORGANIZATION- /.IELD MONITORING C00RDIXATOR (FMC) AND RADIO OPERATORS (RO) ..,t &p,?:- Cat Primary FMC: J. J. Sevic - Office: 803/882-5363(1675); Home: 803/882-1588 Alternate (s): J. R. Leonard - Office: 704/875-1357(4444); Home: 704/392-8271 G. Mode - Office: 803/831-2282; Home: 704/399-2966 TSC Primary RO: R. M. Lee - Office: 803/882-5363(1618); Home: 803/638-6806 TSC Alternate: R. P. Childress - Office: 803/882-5363(1618); Home: 803/654-1507 1 CHC Primary RO: R. L. Rivard - Office: 803/831-2282(2561); Home: 803/222-4354 g CHC Primary RO: S. E. Foreman - Office: 704/875-1357(4578); Home: 704/735-1528 CNC Alternate: D. E. Sexton - Office: 803/831-2282(2364); Home:.803/684-7364 CHC Alternate: G.M. Harrison - Office: 704/875-1357(4028); Home: 704/637-0218 & 704/633-04 CNC Alternate: F. D. Theriault - Office: 803/831-2282(2280); Home: 803/366-8466 CHC Alternate: P. W. Sturgis - Office: 803/831-2282(2406); Home: 803/327-4741 CNC Alternate: S. E. LeRoy - Office: 704/875-1357(4028); Home: 704/732-0218 FIELD MONITORING SUPERVISOR (S) H. R. Eillough - Office: 803/882-5363(1573); Home: 803/882-1310 J. W. Crain - Office: 803/882-5363(1572); Home: 803/868-9138 L. J. Benge - Office: 803/882-5363(1417); Home: 803/654-7664 FIELD MONITORING TEAM MEMBERS C A. f'h M stry & Environmental (ONS)

  • B bby Lee - Ext. #1618; Home: 638-6806 1.

o 2. Gina Roach - Ext. #1618; Home: 859-4784 2 3. Darrell Lewis - Ext. #1648; Home: 296-3928 4.

  • Gary Sain - Ext. #1618; Home: 654-5288 5.
  • Bobby Childress - Ext. #1618; Home: 868-9619 6.
  • Lynette Fant - Ext. #1618; Home: 882-0424 7.
  • Judy Head - Ext. #1618; Home: 944-1143 8.

Rick Morris - Ext. #1102; Home: 944-2342 9.

  • Sandra Luedeman - Ext. #1323; Home: 882-6735 10.

Gay Walter - Ext. #1323; Home: 646-7769 B. Health Physics (ONS) 1. Steve Alexander - Ext. #1325; Home: 868-9161 2. Roger Slocum - Ext. #1104; Home: 404/886-5013 3. Randy Smith - Ext. #1325; Home: 868-9771 1 - 4.

  • Tom Smith - Ext. #1325; Home: 882-4025 5.

Janet Hutchins - Ext. #1325: Home: 882-0082 6.

  • Don Davis. Ext. #1325; Home: 482-0924

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  • Paul Tichenor '- Ext. #1103; Himei 638-6354 8.

Barry Stewart - Ext. #1313; Hose: 647-6467 9.

  • Steve Kirkland - Ext. #1106; Home: (404)886-6382 9

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l CP/0/B/4003/01 Pegn 12 of 20 4 ENCLOSURE 5.2 (Cont.) PREDETERMINED SAMPLING LOCATIONS BY SECTOR AND DISTANCE FROM ONS e Sampling Sampling Responsible Radius from Description of Sector Location Team ONS (Mi) Sampling Locations SE G-5 D 7 Junction of Hwy 15 & 102 (Central, S.C.) SE G-6 D 10 Junction of Hwy 123 & 18 SE G-7 D 10 Junction of Hwy 123 & 30 SSE H-1 A 1 Junction of Hwy 183'& 6 SSE H-2 B 3 Hwy 291 two miles S of Hwy 160 SSE H-3 B-5 Hwy 291 & 27 @ Isaquena Park Entrance SSE H-4 B 5 Hwy 27, Lawrence-Ramsey Bridge Access Are { SSE H-5 C 9 Junction of Hwy 123 & 133 (Clemson, S.C.) SSE H-6 C 9 Junction of Hwy 123 & 93 (Clemson, S.C.) SSE H-7 C 9 Junction of Hwy 93 & 320 @ Littlejohn Colliseum SSE H-8 C 10 Bridge across Lake Hartwell 1 mile E of Hwy 149 & 115 Junction f. { L-y V' S I-1 A 1 0.5 Miles SW of Junction 130 & 6 @ Beaver Pond Marker S I-2 A 3 Hwy 130 @ Holder's Landing S I-3 B 5 Junction of Hwy 27 & N Bayshore Dr. S I-4 B 5 Junction of Hwy 27 & 359 (Hanover Hills) S I-5 B 5 Corinth Baptist Church, Hwy 1 (Old i Clemson Hwy) S I-6 C 10 Junction of Hwy 37 & 210 S I-7 C 10 Clemson, Oconee Airport, Hwy 37 SSW J-1 A 1 Junction of Hwy 183 & 130 [ SSW J-2 A 3 Junction.of Hwy 130 & 38 SSW J-3 E 3 Lake Keowee, East Shoreline SSW J-4 B 5 Hwy 130 6 South end of Newry Dam SSW J-5 E 5 Lake Keowee, Midlake west of Newry Dam SSW J-6,_ B ~. 8 Junctica,of Hwy 130 & 123 i SSW J-7 C 9 Utica Elementary School, Seneca, S.C. SSW J-8 C 8 Seneca Water Plant , g.,., a- =>eeu. m- .%s --vr---+y w-y w y .e,, ,w -.-,y ,.4 .,,,,.,,.7,,

- _- __1[; ..m, m.~. ~ -.. [ gg -g_- 1 CP/0/B/4003/01. Page 13 of 20 ENCLOSURE 5.2 (Cont.) PREDETERMINED SAMPLING LOCATIONS BY SECTOR AND DISTANCE FROM ONS y ~ ~ ' Sampling Sampling Responsible Radius from Description of Sector Location Team ONS (Mi) Sampling Locations SW K-1 A 1 Old Hwy 183,1/4 mile W of Hwy 130 SW K-2 E 3 Lake Keowee, Midlake beneath Norcross 4 Ga. 500 KV Transmission Line SW K-3 5 5 Fairview Church, Hwy 340 SW K-4 B 5 Crooked Creek Bridge across Lake Keowee on Hwy 188 SW K-5 C-9 Oconee Memorial Hospital @ Hwy 123 & 28 SW K-6 C 9 Hesd-Lee Nursery, Hwy 28 WSW L-1 E l' Lake Keowee, Cove immediately north of skimmer wall WSW L-2 E or A 3 End of Hwy 605 @ Lake Keowee WSW L-3 B 5 Junction of Hwy 46 & 175 WSW-L-4 8 5 2 Mi S of Hwy 46 & 175 Junction WSW L-5 C 10 Junction of Hwy 35 & 28 (West Union) WSW L-6 C 10 Junction of Hwy 11 & 28 (West Union) ~ e C. -. W M-1 E-1 Due West of ONS on Lake Keowee '.,y.. W M-2 A 3 Junction of Hwy 12 & 576 W M-3 B 5 Junction of Hwy 223 & Crooked Creek l W M-4 B 6 Junction of Hwy 183 & 40 (Patterson's Grocery) W M-5 C 8 Junction of Hwy 11 & 131 W M-6 C 8 Junction of Hwy 11 & 183 WNW N-1 E 1 Midlake, due west of Connecting Canal Bridge in Lake Keowee WNW N-2 A 3 Junction of Hwy 183 & 201 WNW N-3 A 3 Junction of Hwy 201 & 92 WNW N-4 B 5 Junction of Hwy 40 & 46 WNW N-5 B 5 Little River Bridge on Hwy 132 WNW N-6 C 9 Pickett Post @ Hwy 11 9 Juncti'on of Hwy 11 and 94 WNW N-7.. C ( .s e .-e-. - ~. esm* e w. -==. -.- = w**=-e e+m-m-r-w--c---g------wy-tm ,--gyv--e,-4 .----y-----------mq-e=9T*he wM-w=www-N= -==Pws* y==t S* - - -t- -'"'--w=-*-~-T T w-='e=- 9 t ' *

.e_ .w. CP/0/B/4003/01 Pagi 14 of 20 ^ ENCLOSURE 5.'2 (Cont.) PREDETERMINED SAMPLING LOCATIONS BY SECTOR AND DISTANCE FROM ONS ?.V Sampling Sampling Responsible Radius from Description of Sector Location Team ONS (Mi) Sampling Locations NW 0-1 A 1 Junction of Hwy 130 & 183 at Keowee Key Sign NW 0-2 A or E 3 Stamp Creek Landing on Hwy 92 NW 0-3 B 5 JunctionofHwy132hunmarkedRd. NW 0-4 B 5 Junction of Hwy 130,& 200. NW 0-5 C 10 Tamassee DAR School off Hwy 11 NW 0-6 C 10 Junction of Hwy 11 & 57 NNW P-1 E 1 West shoreline of cove immediately north of connecting canal on Lake Keowee NNW P-2 A 3 Stamp Creek Church @ Junction of Hwy 128 & 130 NNW 3-3 B 5 Junction of Hwy 200 & Stamp Creek Bridge NNW P B 5 Church of God @ Junction of Hwy 200 & 128 J NNW P-5 C 10 Junction of Hwy 11 & 171 NNW P-6 C 10 Junction of Hwy 11 & 127, P 9 t.e J fe. 4 1 ~., f i e e ,,-os-gen-+we se-e ---y+w w g-- -m-,,- e- -'-y -e i-

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=1. - CP/0/B/4003/01. Page '15 of 20 l ENCLOSURE 5.3 y , :2. l+. O PROCUREMENT OF HELICOPTERS FOR EMERGENCY ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE Inland Airways, Greenville, S. C., is under contract to Duke Power Company to furnish one helicopter upon request and an additional helicopter within six hours following notification. Once a helicopter is requested, there is a maximum elapsed time of three hours for the helicopter to arrive at Oconee or other dispatched locations. Helicopter service is limited to daylight hours and adequate flying weather. The helicopters will hold three people, the pilot and two passengers. To perform surveys, instrumentation may limit the passenger space. To obtain helicopter (s) for emergency. service contact: ~- Office Home 1. L. W. Johnson

  • 704-331-4172 704-523-3524 2.

L. M. Whisonant* 704-331-4173 803-324-0260 3. B. A. Turpin* 704-331-4319 704-394-9247 [ 4. D. M. Staggs 704-331-4157 704-525-9871 .n vn.

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14. ' Site 000.18 ONS boundary fence - West
15. Site 000.19 ONS boundary fence - South 16.

Site 001 Salem Voluntary Fire Department 17. Site 002 Walhalla Branch Road Substation 18. Site 003 Keowee School Area - Mike Thorne's boat shed 'a

19. Site 004 Oconee Memorial Hospital (parking lot) 20.

Site 005 Old Newry School 21. Site 006 Clemson Meteorological Station 22. Site 007 Transmission tower base, Hwy 93, Central 23. Site 008 Duke Power Co. Branch Office, Liberty (Control Station) i. r. 24. Site 009 Microwave tower, Six Mile 25. Site 010 Duke Power Co. Branch Office, Pickens (h,f;

26. Site 011 Warpath Access Area l

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MOM..E.0.iY01\\ ~ ~ "~ (. Form 34731 (1041) e.. (Fonnerfy SPD 10021) I, DUKE POWER COMPANY (1) ID Not IP/0/B/1601/3 PROCEDURE PREPARATION Change (s) r, to PROCESS RECORD 6 Incorporated (2) STATION: Oconee (3) PROCELURE TITI2: Environmental Equipment Checks (4) PREPARED BY: dd~- [, MD _ _DATE:

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.3 (5) REVIEWED BY: M [$" <= DATE: /28((3 Cross-Disciplinary Review By: N/R: MW (6) TEMPORARY APPROVAL (IF NECESSARY): By: (SRO) Date: A By: Date: 7/L7!%7 (7) APPROVED BY: 771 Date: (8) MISCILLANEOUS: Reviewed / Approved By: Date: Reviewed / Approved By: Date: ^ l l ll 1. - - =- / f. s l : 5 s -w, 1. -w ,a,,, -. .y-,- - - -, - - -., - -, -,-- ,,w ,.y w., y,v.,

_ - _ = -. _ - - -. _ _ _ ~~ - * ^% a_ ~ _r <- =_ __ 2 'i. .\\ Jl IP/0/B/1601/03 dl DUEE POWER COMPANY OCONEE NUCLEAR STATION ENVIR030 ENTAL EQUIPMENT CHECES .p 1.0 Purpose 1.1 To furnish a procedure for documentation of weekly' data collection and equipment functional checks. 2.0 References ~ 2.1 Duke Dvs. 0-714-D, 0-829, 0-829-A 3.0 Test Equipment Required 3.1 Portable psychrometer 4.0 Prerequisites (Sign-offs on. Enclosure 11.1) l 4.1 This procedure should not be performed during a gaseous waste O.h release period. D l 4.2 Supervisor has reviewed and initialed all portions of this pro-cedure which are not applicable to the activity being performed. The Supervisor's review is not required if the procedure specifies sections to be omitted. 4.3 Verify that all changes in the Control Copy are incorporated in the Working Copy. 4.4 This procedure must be retyped within 30 days of any approved change. 4.5 A copy of *.he control copy must be sent to emergency preparedness I coordinator any time a change is made. l 5.0 Limits and Precautions l 5.1 Use proper precautions while working with components that have high voltage or high pressure present. ,c 6.0 Unit Status, f, l N/A l l I l 1 l ~ l

.__.a .1 ___1 u. I i 7.0 General Description ! /Q I C. ' The environmental equipment monitors the following parameters and records the information on individual chart recorders; wind speed, wind direction, air temperature, humidity, and amount of rainfall. There are two meteorological monitoring stations for the wind speed and direction. Site #1 is located at the micro-wave tower and Site #2 is located adjacent to the river below Keowee discharge. 8.0 Major Components Description Man. Ref. 8.1 Four Esterline Angus Series "A" Analog Recorders 8.2 One. Leeds and Northrup Speedomax OH-267-514 B&W Multipoint Recorder 8.3 Two Teledyne Geotech Series 40 0H-333-274 Wind Speed Modules 8.4 Two Teledyne Geotech Series 40 OH-333-275 Wind Direction Modules Q]/ 8.5 Two Teledyne Geotech Series 40 OH-333-276 AC Power Supplies

  • 8.6 One Leeds and Northrup 3-Lead Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) i Air Temperature System 8.7 One Belfort Instrument Company Eygro-thermograph Recorder 8.8 One Belfort Instrument Company weighing Rain Gauge Re' corder 9.0 Equipment Specifications Wind Speed 0-30 mph j-(60 and 90 mph selectable j;

ranges) Wind Direction 0-540 degrees Ambient Air Temperature -15 to 105*F Temperature Differential -30 to 30*F <x Rainfall Gauge 0-12 in. v' 9 ,...,m e

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1:i 10.0 Procedure Instructions (Sign-offs on Enclosure 11.1)

NOTE: Use Control Room computer clock for all time recordings. ~' '

i Mark on charts all as found calibration points (R Found,
j T Found and F.S. Found) before adjustments are mIde.

If aEjustmenta are made, mark all as left calibration points (R, Left, T,Left and F.S. Left) on charts. Perform as found string checks using the following procedure and complete Enclosure 11.3.a and b. 10.1 ONS Site 1 ~ 1. Check recorder zero on wind speed and direction recorders by

  • = * = translator power off. Rotate charts slowly and

'j individually for good trace. Verify positions on recorders 5 and note time and date. Mark "R,Found" on each chart beside the trace. 2. Return power on translator and check wind speed and direction La Cal. by placing modules in the Lo Cal. position. Rotate charts slowly and individually for good trace. Verify positions om recorders. Mark "T,Found" on each chart beside the trace. 3. Place the wind direction and wind speed module in the Hi Cal. position. Rotate chart slowly and verify position on recorder. Mark "F.5. Found" on each chart beside the trace. p-4.

  • Place wind speed and direction modules in operate position.

Verify normal. response on recorders. Insure ink wells are full. 5. Change the charts on recorders. Document start time and date on i the charts. 10.2 ONS Site 2 1. Place Control Room switch in the Lo position. Verify to Cal. positions on tb eind speed and direction recorders. Rotate ' -u charts slowly and individually for good traca. "T,Found". 2. Place Control Room switch in the Hi position. Verify Hi Cal. positions on the wind speed and direction recorders. l. Rotate charts slowly and individually for good trace. Label "F.S. Found". 'k 3. Check recorder zero on wind speed and direction recorders by disconnecting field inputs in back ofexecorders and installing -j 4 a jumper wire across the terminals. Label chart "R Found". Document time and date on charts. Rotate charts inEividually and slowly for good trace. Verify position on recorders. 4. Remove jumpers and reconnect field inputs to recorders. ,e--- --w e. -e-.--, -+w... -%y ,,m,_ -er,n ---e .-me. --+,,,_,,m --..,,,my-,-,-,,,-,-.-e-e-.

+ ~, - v4-s 5. Place Control Room switch to the operate position. Verify normal response on recorders. Insure ink wells are full. q ;, 6. Change charts on recorders. Document starting time and date on charts. If all string checks are within tolerance, resiove and staple together the front approval sheet, list of enclosures, and sign off sheet. Insure all equipment mentioned above is returned to service and continue. I If all string checks are not within tolerance, continue with Section 10.6. 10.3 Air Temperature Ikecorder i 1. Turn off chart recorder. Document time and date on chart. g 2. Remove weeks run of chart paper. Replace chart paper as nec-essary. [ 3. Restart chart and recorder. Verify proper response. Document time and date on chart. NOTE: If there are any problems or you think there may be something wrong with the air temperature systes, please note this on the chart from Step 2. s~ / 10.4 Hvaro-Thermoaraph Recorder 1. Check the temperature with a thermometer and humidity with a portable psychrometer. 2. Remove old chart from recorder not!ing time and date on chart. t i 3. Change the chart on the hygro-thermograph recorder. Document start time and date on chart. l 4. Prepare recorder for another week of operation by rewinding l clock mechanism, fanking the pens, and aligning chart for correct time. Document the temperature and humidity readings from Step 1 on chart. If the temperature or humidity is found, upon comparison with a i thermometer and psychrometer, to be incorrect proceed to Section 10.6 g l for adjustment procedures. 10.5 Rain Gauge Recorder la Open.the sliding door-and lift the pen".from the chart by pulling the pen aru shifter away from the mechanism support column. 2. Next remove the collector and empty the bucket slowly from the h platform so that the gauge mechanism will not be subject to any L b sudden shock as the pen returns to the zero reading. l 9 --me. ee etw yo--v=*N-- --yp y +y-www- - -m--,,.w-y-y e-gr,----v.-w-wwem ,w. ow p,,uyw-er%p.,s.+.-ew-*e.w-e.--e w-uw-- - - - -. + - ---weyr.wa--e---w-y----.m-w.- - - --

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n-l.u.w _ + x. a lT ~ l. I e f 3. Replace the collector. l 4. Lift the chart cylinder and remove old chart noting time and date on chart. 5. Change the chart on the rain guage recorder. Document start time and date on chart. b 6. Prepare recorder for another week of operation by rerinding clock 8 mechanism, inking the pen, and aligning chart for correct time. 7. Verify pen on zero point. If not, adjust the zero knob gatil zero is obtained. 8. Ink the pen, set the chart to correct time. Press the pen h arm shifter all the way in and verify pen is making contact I with chart. 9. Close sliding door. 10.6 C.alibration Procedures A. Wind System I '. To adjust recorder zero, ensure power supply on trans-lator is off. The zero adjustment arm is located on the inside bottom of recorder under the chart take-up e ~, reel. Make adjustments until recorder reads zero. Mark "R Left" on chart beside the trace after the final ad ustment. 2. To adjust the translator full scale, turn the power supply on and the translator mode switch to the Hi Cal position. l Adjust the Hi Cal adjusting screw on front of module to achieve a full scale reading. Mark "F.S. Left" on chart beside the trace after the final adjustments. 3. To adjust the translator zero, turn the mode switch to the Lo Cal position. On the wind direction module adjust the Lo Cal adjusting screw on the front of the module to ob-tain a zero reading. Mark "T Left" on chart beside the trace after the final adjustment. NOTE: The translator zero for the wind speed module should be performed in a lab since the adjust-ments necessary must be made internal of the translator and requires a considerable amount 1 of time,and accuracy.,.3 If translator zero for wind speed exceeds tolerances contact the E.S.S. (Environmental Services Section). ~ s I L l

6-4 [ B. Hvaro-Thermograph Recorder S 4'/d 1. If the temperature indication is found to be incorrect an adjustment.may be made by turning the thumb screw nearest the front of the case until the, thermometer and instrument pen are in agreement. 2. If the humidity is found to be incorrect, wet the hairs by stroking them gently with a camel hair brush wetted ~, with distilled water. Continue this wetting for several minutes until no further rise of the pen can be observed. When a stable position is reached, set the humidity pen to read 92% by adjusting the thumbscrew in the base of the instrument located beside the temperature setting screw.. Do not set the pen to read 100% humidity. No amount of artificial wetting seems to wet the hair to the same extent as actual exposure to saturated air. If after several checks an error is found in humidity indi-cation, the rear adjustment thumbscrew can be used to correct error per psychrometer reading. 10.7 As Left Strina Checks (Enclosure 11.5a and b) Perform as left string checks as required due to maintenance action or calibration in Section 10.2 for all strings affected following procedure steps in Section 10.1. rh l .} 11.0 Enclosures M' 11.1 Sign-Off Sheet 11.2 Reference Data (None) 11.3 As Found String Checks 11.3.a ONS Site 1 I 11.3.b ONS Site 2 11.4 Calibration Data Sheets (None) 11.5 As Left String Cbecks 11.5.a ONS Site 1 11.5.b ONS Site 2 t- .of,., I w-l l y..., _.,,,--p,- ,.--,c,--ww ,,,y ,w ---.,--,w,,,-,,,,,,,

_=-.==_.a. ..=. 4 ENCLOSURE 11.1 O IP/0/B/1601/03 -Y SIGN-OFF SHEET l Prerequisites Data Begun J 4.1 Data Completed i 4.2 W.R.# 4.3 h 4.4 4.5 E String Checks and Data Sections 10.0 10.3 10.6 11.3.a. 11.5.a 10.1 10.4 10.7 11.3.b. 11.5.b. 10.2 10.5 2 / 10.2.3 Wires Removed'and Jumpers Installed ^ i / 10.2.4 Jumpers Removed and Wires Replaced Performed By Notified Instrument Supervisor that a tolerance of 2". (Tech) was exceeded on the following components: Init.,and Date An evaluation was made on the above problem (s) ar.d the Inst. Supvr. following corrective action taken: Init, and Date -f Remarks-f. f. ,r.- .,m,. .,,.....,,,.,._,_.-._y.

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