ML20079K537
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| Site: | Arkansas Nuclear  |
| Issue date: | 10/15/1991 |
| From: | ENTERGY OPERATIONS, INC. |
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1.0 PURPOSE t This prpeedure provides a rapid and reprode-ible method for generating of f sit.t protective action recommendations due to althqtntrmlichgical raini n based upon current best estimates of plant and tneteorological trends.
2.0 $COI'E 2.1 This procedure is primarily a screening procedure used oy the Dose Assessment Team for forecasting integrated doses when a release is ,
i in progress and formulating Protective Action Recommendations (PARS) based on these forecasted doses as necessary, 2.2 Some subjective factors are included, the importance of which must be evaluated at the time of the incident.
3.0 REFERENCES
- 3. References used in procedure preparation:
3.1.1 " Manual of Protective Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents", Environmental Protection Agency; Revised February 1980 lh 3.1.2 " Workbook of Atmospheric Dispersion Estimates " U.T. De-partment of Health, Education, and Welfare, D. Bruce Tutner, 1970 3.1.3 "!!ateorology and Atomic Energy", U.!i. Atomic Energy Com-mission, D. H. Slade, July 1968 3.1.4 " Arkansas Nuclear One Evacuation Time Study", ANO Emergency Plan Appendix 5, March 1981
- l. 3.1.5 1904.005, " Atmospheric Stability Class Deterr.ination" "
3.2 References used in conjunction with this procedure:
3.2.1 1904.002, "Offsite Dose Projections - RDACS Computer Method" 3.2.2 1904.000, "Use of the WSI Weather information Service" 3.2.3- 1903.011, " Emergency Response / Notifications" l
3.3 Related ANO referencesi I
None l 3.4 Regulatory correspondence containing NRC commitments whteh are imple-mented in this proceduret 3,4.1 BCANf38313, item 2 I >
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4.0 DEFillITIONS
! 4.1 EttCEILtuCY_fittIllCILAnd.._CQDLrgl - Overall direct ion of f acil? t y response which must include the non-delegable responsibilities fur the decision to notify and to recorrmend protective actions t o Arkansas Department of Health pernennel and other authorities responsible for offsite emergency measures.
4.2 f1211S11YI._h 01121LEtigtratDdillon L(f AB O - R e c otm e nd ei p r e e a u t i on a r y actions issued to cffsite authorities for protection of public health and safety.
5.0 REST 0flSIBII.ITY AtlD AUTHORITY "1 .. Dose Assessmant Supervisor 5.1.1 RMponsible to ensure that Prot ective Action Recornmendations (FARs) are selected, based upon the dose forecast developed thrnugh the ut of this procedure, t.fid conveyed to the Reliological/E ironmental Assessment flanager (REAN).
5.2 Radiological / Environmental Assesstnent f.anager (REAM) 5.2.1 Responsible to review dose forecasts and selected PARS and advise the TSC Director / EOF Director an to the appiopriate FAR to be issued to of f site authoritien based on forecasted radiological conditions.
5.3 TSC Directot 5.3.1 Whanever the TSC Director is responsible for Emergency Direction ani control, he shall review and approve protective action recommendations forwarded to him by the REAH. He chall also ensure that these recommendationt are communicated to the appropriate offsate authorities.
5.4 EOF Director 5.4.1 During the tirne in which the EOF Director is responsible for Emergency Dit ection and contr ol, he shall revjew and approve protective action recommendations forwarded to him by the REAtl. He shall also ensure that thece recommendations ara cornmunicated to the appropriate of f site authorities.
6.0 LIMITS AllD PRECAU f10NS 6.1 Protective Action Recommendations (PARS) fortnulated through t he use of this procedure are based solely on radiological relente data. Addit ional FARs are formulated by other sect ions of the Emergency Response Organization which are based on cnsite plant conditions.
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6.2 The " latest evacuation start time" calculated in this procedure al-lows one hour for preliminary governmental actions, sufficient time for evacuation, plus two hours for verification of evacuation.
6.3 If the current Emergsocy Class is "flotification of Unusual Event" or "None", t1Gs ptocedura need not be completed.
6.4 Calculati:r s in this p&cedure are conservative; however, actual offsite
, doses and decision times may be higher or lower, and new recommendations should be considered whenever updated information becomes available.
6.5 Integrated offsite doses are required as input for this procedure.
T;av data may be obtained from 6.5.1 Integrated doses supplied by computer nedels such as RDACS, NttC, or State.
6.5.2 Direct mersurements gi.e. frcm portable ion chambers, TI.0's, etc.).
7.0 INSTRUCTIO!15
- 7. 1 Evacuation Reccmmendations Q 7.1.1 Complete form 1904.007A to determine the appropriate ev e,ation/
, - (,/ sheltering recommendation.
l 7.1.2 If bex d) is checked in step 19 of Form 1904.007A, concider a recommendation of delaying evacuation due to the factors listed af ter the evacuation recommendation statements.
l- 7.1.3 If evacuation / sheltering is recommended for any radius, rerun this procedure to determine protective action recommendations for the next larger evacuation test radius.
l g i.1.4 Attach Form 1904.007A to a copy of the most recent offsite dose projection forms from ths RDACS Routine Report s' package.
7.1.5 Review and sign the completed Protective Action Recommendation
] (FAR) on Form 1904.007A where indicated and present.
to the Dose Assessment Supervisor for review and signature.
7.1.6 All PARS, as indicated on Form 1904.007A, shall be reviewed an't signect by the REAff who in turn will communicate the TAR to the individual who has Emergency Direction and Control (i.e., TSC Director / EOF Director).
8.0- ATTACHMENTS AND FORilS 8.1 Form 1904.07A " Radiological Protective Action Recommendations" s 3.7 T.ttachment 1 - X/Q Ratios
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1.0 Current projected Radiological Emergency Class.
I 2 3 4 5 o o o a o 0.K. N.U.E. ALERT S.A.E. G.E.
\ lf box 1 or 2 was checked, check box a) in step 19.0 and terminat e the procedure.
2.0 Request the forecast average airborne radioactive release rate for the duration of the incident, based upon considerations of system temperature, pressure, planned remedial actions, probtble failures, etc. f ro.t the Shift Operations
'g Superviser and/or TSC Director-. Enter a factor below (e.g. if expected to double then enter a factor of 2. If an estimate is not available, enter a factor of 1).
( f actor) fj$U 3.0 Request the forecast release continuation time in hours from the Shift
,l j Operations Supervisor and/or the TSC Director: (I f estin. ate is not
, available, enter 8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br />.)
(hours) 4.0 Refer to the table in Attachment I which applies to the c urrent de o that most closely apprnximates the current sky conditions. Select the predicted X/Q ratio which corresponds to the release continuation t.ime from step 3.0.
NOTE: For overcast (i.e., 100? cloud cover) sky cond i t ior.s . the predicted ~
g X/Q ratio is always 1.0. Predicted X/Q rat 10: _
5.0 Record the current windspeed and dtrectton from Form 1904.002A or RDACS printout:
4 W ir. 2 direction ( f rom) Wind speed (t1Pil) fh-
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FORM NO. REV, RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTIVE ACTION REC 0titiENDATIONS 1904.007A 12
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m Page 2 of 7 NOTE:
Tha National Weather Service uses the following forecasting periods:
TODAY - 6 n.m. to 6 p.m. Standnrd ( 7-7 day 1ight )
TONIGHT - 6 p.m. to 6 n.m. Standard (7-7 daylight)
TOMORROW - 6 a.m. t3 6 p.m. Standard (7-7 daylight)
TOMORROW NIGIIT - 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Standard ( 7-7 daylight )
6.0 Obtain a weather forecast using procedure 1904.08 and record t he windspeeds (averages, not gusts) and directions forecast for the duration of the re-Icase period only:
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Wind Direction (from) Wind Speed (HPil) Time Period b.
Wind Direction (from) Wind Speed (HPil) Timo Period c.
'N Wind Direction ( f rom) Wind Speed (HPil) Time Period d d.
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l Wind Direction (from) Wind Spned (HPil) Timn Period I 7.0 Average the current windspeed f rom step 5.0 with n } l forncast windspeeds (use the midpoint of forecast ranges of w indspeed f rom st ep 6.0):
MPil 8.0 Divide the current windspeed in step 5.0) by the average windspeed from step 7.0 to obtain the windspeed ratio:
(ratio)
O FORM TITLE:
FORM NO. REV.
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-- ( Page 3 of 7 1 v 9.0 Pased upon the current and forecast wind directiorn , chnck the boxes for potentially affected sectors. Include any sectors covered by the transt-t tion between forecast wind directions.
Affected Wind Direction Downwind Direction Evacuntion
_JestgL _ _11 nom ) _,__Ljsgrsnal _,Jnp e a 1 S 348.8 - 11,3 London a 2 SSW 11.3 - 33.8 Russellville
, a 3 SW 33.8 - 56.3 1 Russellville l o 4 WSW 78.8 I l
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o 5 W 78.B - 101.3 Russellville a 6 WNW 101.3 - 123.8 Russellville l 0 7 NW 123.* - 146.3 Russellville o 8 NNW 146.3 - 168.8 Dardanelle .
o 9 N 168.8 - 191.3 Dardanelle 1
0 10 NNE 191.3 - 213.8 Ila rda nel l e o 11 NE 213.8 - 236.3 Delawnre o 12 ENE 236.3 - 258.8 Delaware o 13 E 253.8 - 2B1-3 Delaware o 14 ESE 281.3 - 303.8 London c 15 SE 303 8- 326.3 l London a 16 SSE 326.3 - 348.8 London NOTE: If Sector 10 was checked as an af fected sector, also include Sect ors 9 and 11.
If Sector 11 was checked as an a f fected sector, also include Sectors 10 and 12.
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RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS 1904.007A 12 l
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0.62 mi 1.45 mi 3.45 mi 7.23 mi.
O o o o l 11.0 Complete the following table using data for the radius from stop 10.0 above and from the inst ruct ions in the note below:
C914mid ColumA_2 Column 3 Column 4 Current Forecast Current Forecast Centerline Average Max. In- Max. In-Doserate Centerline tograted tograted (mR/hr) Doserate Dose Dose (mR)
(mR/hr) Downwind (mR)
Yes No a) Whole Column 4a Exceeds Body 1_000 mR7 o o b) Child i
Column 4b Exceeds
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p NOTE: Column 1 = RDACS Plume Centerline Report.
V Calculations for columns 2, below.
3, and 4 are computed using the formulas l Column 2a = column la x step 2.0 x step 4.0 x stop 8.0 l Column 2b = Column Ib) x step 2.0 x step 4.0 x step 8.0 Column 3 = Znro for initial recommendation; or use max. dose in an 1
affected sector at the specified radius indicated in step 10.0 above (Use the RDACS Dose Evaluation Point Report).
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- Column 4a = (Column 2n x step 3.0) + Column 3a L
Column 4h * (Column 2b x step 3.0) + Column 3b 12.0 Using the sector (s) identified in step 9.0 and the radius chocked in step 10.0, i
determine the affncted zones from the appropriat e chart on page 7 of this form.
I Affected zones:
FORM TITLE:
FORM NO. REV.
RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS 1904.007A 12
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l l 13.0 If both "no" boxe= were checked in the table in step 11.0 check box i number b) in step 19.0 and terminate the procedura.
l 14.0 Calculate the PAG dose accumulation time: l i
l 14.1 [1000 (mR) - (mR)] + (mR/hr) = (hr)
Column 3a Column 2a) Whole Body l 1
l 14.2 [5000 (mR) - (mR)] + _ ( mR/hr) = _ (br)
Column 3b Column 2b) Child Thyroid l
l 14.3 Enter the 1cugI of step 14.1 or step 14.2: l (br) l l _15.0 Estimate the evacuation and clear time of potent f ally af fectnd zones.
Based upon the road conditions forecast for the end of the PAG dose ac-l cumulation time in step 14.3, circle the evacuation and clear time in I f the following table for each evacuation zone ( from step 5.0).
NOTE: These times include onc hour for preliminary governmental action and two hours for clearance verification.
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6AM Mon.)
Adverne Road' Conditions Zone Weekday Week Nhht Weekend (Wqnkdny)
Iondon 5.7 hrs. 5.6 hrs. 5.7 hrs. 6.3 hrs.
Russellville 6.8 hrs. 6.0 hrs. 8.4 hrs. 8.1 hrs.
Dardanelle 5.1 hrs. 5.1 hrs. 5.6 hrs. 5.1 h rs.
Delaware 5.I hrs. 5.I hrs. 5.I hrs. 5.I hrs.
l 16.0 Record the largest evacuation and clear time circled in step 15.0:
(hrs) l 17.0 Calculate the latest evacuation start time:
(br) - (hr) = (hours)
\ step 14.3 step 16.0 l 18.0 If the time calculated on step 17.0 is negative, check box c) in step 19.0, otherwise check box d), as necessary.
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l \ ) Pogn 6 of 7 19.0 Use the data from this sheet to fill in the blanks in the recommendation statomnat checked below:
o a) At the current release rates, no need for of f sit e protective act ion is anticipated, a b) Based upon forecast meteorology and radiological releaso rates, o f f-site protnetiva action is not recommended at this time.
o c) Pased upon forecast mnteorology, radiological reinase rates, and clearance time estimates, immediate evacuation of zones and sheltering of t he remainder of t he 10 miln EP7.
(See stap 12.0) is recommended. No additional time is available. See step 7.1.3 - Rerun procedure, o d) Based upon forecast meteorology, radiological release rates, and clearance time estimates, evacuation of zones and sheltering of the remainder of the 10 mile EPZ (See st ap 12.0) may be required to start bnfore .
(Current t ime plus step 17.0)
Sen Section 7.1.3 - Rerun procedure.
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The following recommerdation should bn completed by the Dose As s es sment Jiimstr_y.iser. _
- 0ptional: Evacuation should be delaynd due to:
o Dose distribution due to uniform forecast wind changes.
O Possibility of more rapid plant repairs.
O Improved forecast driving conditions, o Emnrgency response personnet/ equipment currently unready.
O No delay requirnd.
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I Page 7 of 7 CHART 1: AFFECTED DISTANCE - 0.62 MILES FFECTED SECTORS EVACUATE: (CONES) SHELTER:
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2---------------------- c-------------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -G------ G - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - --- - R EMA IND ER OF TH E 10 M I LE EPZ
REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 4-----------------------G-------------------REMAINDER 5----------------------- OF THE 10 MILE EPZ p,---------------------- c-------------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 7---------------------- o-------------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 3 -- -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - c - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - R EM A I ND ER OF TH E 10 M I LE EP Z 9---------------------- c-------------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 10---------------------- c-------------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 11---------------------- G-------------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 3 2 - ------ - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - c ------ - - - -- - - - - - - - R EMA INDER OF TH E 10 M I LE EPZ 13-----------------------G-o---------- c-------------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ
REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 14-----------------------G-------------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 15-----------------------G-------------------REMAINDER 16-----------------------G------ OF THE 10 MILE EPZ
--REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ CHART 2: AFFECTED DISTANCE - 1.45 MILES AFFECTED SECTORS EVACUATE: (ZONES) SHELTER 1 ----------------------
2------- - - ---- -- --- - - - - c , K- -- - ---- -- -- - - -- - k EMA INDER OF THE 10 M I LE EPZ 3---------------------- c G,K-----------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ fg 4-----------------------c,g-----------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ
,g-----------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ f
'v J 5-----------------------G.H,K---------------REMAINDER 6----------------------- OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 7---------------------- G G,H-----------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ e-----------------------c,,H,U---------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 9----------------------- G,U-----------------REMAINDER y-----------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 19---------------------- G,U-----------------REMAINDER CF THE 10 MILE EPZ OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 11-----------------------G,R,U---------------REMAINDER 12----------------------- G,R-----------------REMAINDER OFOF THE 10 MILE EPZ 13------------- --------
THE 10 MILE EPZ 14------ - ------ ------ -- - G , R- -- - - ------ -- -- -- D EMA INDER OF THE 10 M I LE EPZ 15------------- --------- G , N 0, R-------------REMA INDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 15------------- ------ --- G , H ,,0--- - --- --- ----- R EM A IND ER OF THE 10 M I LE EPZ G,K,N---------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ CHART 3: AFFECTED DISTANCE - 3.45/7.23 MILES AFFECTED SECTORS EVACUATE: (ZONES) SHELTER 1 ---- --------- ------ -- --G , K . M ---- --- ----- - - - R EMA I NDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 2------------- ----------G , K , M---------------R EMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 3-----------------------
4---------------------- G,E,L,M-------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ G,J,K,L-------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 5-----------------------G,H,I,J,K-----------REMAINDER 6----------- ------------G , H , I , J------------- R EMAINDEROF THE 10 MILE EPZ OF THE 10 M ILE EPZ 7----------------------- G,H,I,T,U-----------REMAINDER 8---------------------- G , S , T , U-------------R EMAIND EROF THE 10 MILE EPZ OF THE 10 MI LE EPZ 9---------------------- G,S,U---------------REMAINDER OF 10---------------------- G, 'R,S,U-----------REMAINDER OF THE THE 10 MILE EPZ 10 MILE EPZ 11---------------------- G, ,R ,S , U-----------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 12---------------------- G, ,R---------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 13-----------------------G, ,R-14-----------------------G, ,0,0 -------------REMAINDER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ R----------- R EMA IND ER OF THE 10 MILE EPZ 15-----------------------G , N ,0, P ,
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FORM NO. REV.
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ATTACHMENT 1 Page 1 of 4 X/Q RATIOS NOTE:
For release contine.t. ion times on the borderline between two ranges, use the higher range. Example - A six-hour continuation time would fall within the
.6-8 Itour range.
IAB1E 1 A CLEAR.SKlES (Feb. 16 ,_., Apt,22J j RelgAte Continuation Time Ranges (lit)
_Qurrgnt Time 0-4 4-6 6-8 8-1R 10-12 12-14 14-16 16-18 18-20 20-22 22-2.4
_lLPM - 1 AM 11 it 0.83 _Rd2 _Q.333 .0.50 0.45 _QJL _QdQ _Qd6 1 10 1 AM - 3 AM__ 1.0 1 16 _Q A 0.50 _QJ2 _QJ2 1 34 0.34 3 AM - S'AM _Q.,12 1 32 0.46 0.5.0 0.48 .0.37 0.31 .0.26 _0_t2.4 ._Qd6 0.34 0.40 A_16 1 10 5 AM - 7 AM 0.68 1 10 .0.41 0.35 .0.36 _0.45 0.75 ._Q ,33._
_Qd2 _Ql2 .0 54 0.63 0.98 1 .23 2.73 JJL 3.77 _id6 _4d4 9 AM -11 AM AL _LQ 1 12 1 51 .5.49 .7.6? 9.22 10.46_
11 AM - 1 PM J1.46 11.05 IQda AL _1 12 2.89 .6.39 8.73 10.40 11 si .1242 12.06 11 19 10.34 1 PM - 3 PM_ _ldB _3.J2 7.74 19 27 11.96 11 17 14.07 13.29 12.21 11.19 10.34 3 PM - 5 PM A ES 3.90 4.91 .5.52 1 22 _f.,22 id2 1 2.i_
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_Qun gnt Time 04_ 1-6 6-8 8-10 10-12 12-14 Jf _16 16-18 38-20,2R-22. ._22-2.4
_ll_Ill - 1 AM 1.0 AL _Q.d2 0,83 A la 0.65 9JD 1 51 ._Q d Q 0.63 0.66
, 1 AM - 3 AM AL .0.86 0.79 0.68 0.60 0.54 0.55 0.55 0,60 _pJJ 0.72 0.60 _Q_,,12 0.47 0.48 _QdQ 0.55_ 0 63 3 AM~- 5 AM_ . 1 12 0.60 1 12 _QJS 5 AM - 7 AM 1.0 0.78 .0.68 Q.61 A63 0.72 _QJ.4 0.94 1.01 1.07 _1.,_12 7 AM - 9_81L _QJ.a 0.57 .0.52 Qdl 0.68 0.82 .0.93 1 AL .1.00 1.13 .1.12
_ 9'AM -11 AM 1.0 1.0 .1.43 1 53 1 11 2.52 2.78 13L 1 11 Jul 11a
_.11 AM - l' PM 1.0 .1.57 1.06 1 .41 _2d6 _3J_4 3.23 1 12_
1 PM -3 PM 1 12 3.27 10.a 1.86 A ll 2.76 1 1.3 3.38 3.55 3.68 J i.5L 3.49 1 21 A QR 3 PM - 5 PM 1 Q_ 1 22 _ld4 1.41 1 41 1 43 1.42 1 J3_ 1.27 1.19 .1.12 5 PM - 7 PM 1.34 _ldi ldi 1.54 1.57 .1,49 _ld2 _1dL .1.21 _1.13 1.12 7 PM - 9 PM 1.0 _1 L _1.,_0_. 1.0 _Q M 0.88 0.80 0 7L 9 FM -11 PM AL _QJR 0.67 _f.iss 1.0 1.0 1 31 _Q.,35 0. 7 7 ,_Q ]p 1 54 . p.d4 _Qda 0.Qs l
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g:::.Entergy ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE
,' 1904 007 Operations semts ut: moctoubow mn a g: eacti 12 of 14 ___
i PIP OFFSITE REV: 12 0 0SE PROJEC PROTECTIVE' ACTION RECOMMENDAT10flS CHANGE:
ATTACHMENT 1 Paqc 2 of 4 X/Q RATIOS NOTE:
For release continuation times on the borderline between two-ranges, use the higher range. Example - A six-hour contiriustion tree would fall within the 6-8 hour rance. ___
Ih.BLEJA t _ CLEAR _S}'lES ( Apr. 23 - Aua. 22)
Rglease COAll,1uation TisLEghqtLQlfj __. _
Qutr.gntlir,e ._ 0 - 4 4-6 6-8 JJ-ji14:1)),,l$.-111. AS-1L00-21 22. 24 11 FM - 1_Ati_
_1 A la _QJJ A52 8-1(Il19-la Ad2 ldB lui 0,39. . ,G.39 1 44 _242 1 AM - 3 A!L 1R .0.78 1 12 ._0.4e 1.41. p m A 22 1 22_. 1 .12 1 44 0.49 3 AM - 5 AM 0.67 1 31 Alb _Q 2 .0.25 .0.22 A2:4 A 12_ AM .0.44 0.49 5 AM - 7 AM. 1,j2; Qd2 _QJ 0.31 0.28 0.38 adQ ad4_ ld4 .1.30 _.L14 7 AM -_ 9 AM _l A _l A . AQ._ 1.0 _2.dQ - 15j jdQ AJL 9.36 10.37 10.08 9 AM 11 AM__ ._1 A AL _l A 2.20 5.23 .7.40 1 01 10.29 11.30 10.91 10.08 11 Ah - 1_PMi JJ. AQ 240 .6.03 8.47 10.17 11dL12. 45 11.90 10.91 10.QQ 1 PM - - 3 PL _1 1 3.0. 7.35 9.96 ILlQ 12dijldQl2dLll.90 10.91 10.08 3 PM - 5 FM .4.0 9.47 12.20 13.SA 14.94 15.72 14d3_ l3.11 11.90 10.91 1943
... 5 FM - 7 PM 1.95 1 22 2.43 .2.53 2.59 2.36 ld2 A pl_ 1.70 1 15 1.44 Q 7 FM - 9 PIL AL 1. 0 . 1.d_ 1.0 1 32 0.77 A LR 24Q ._QJ 0.50 0.49
-Q 9 PM -11 PM_ 1.0 1.0 1.Q._ 0.86 0 73 0.63 ._QJ6 adL,ldi 114 A 42 IASLE 2Bi 60Y CLOUD CWER_Lhnt., 23 - Au k 22d Re1ene Contin 9iLL12tLTime Rangn_(D:.)-
Current Time 0-4 4-6 6-8 8-10 10-12 12-14 l_4-16__15-1B_..t8-20 20-22 21_24
_11 FM - 1 AM 1.0 .1.d A 02 0.76 0.67 Q.58 1 14 .0.50 0.51 1 15 0.59 1 AM - 3 AM . 1.0__ _QdQ 0.70 .0.60 0.51 0.47 0.44 0.45 1 31 _0.55 0.59 3 AM - 5 AM _D.d2 .0.60 . 0 . 5 0, 0.42 QdQ A.10 . nd2 0.45 ..Q.d1 0.55 0.59 5 AM AM 0.68 _0.57 _Qd5 0.44 0.43 0 11 .0.66 0.77 QJs _Q.d4 1Q 7 AM - 9 AM 1.0 _0.79 0.84 1 42 _L.lf __1 4 2 1p_4 R _2d5
. 9 Ali -11 AM 0.69 0.70
_2d4 .2.74 J _
..O.84 1 22 1.78 _2 d2 2.49 _2d2 _2dl A 22 2.74 11 AM - 1 PM ldB .2d4 A RS 4.98 6.12 1 22 7.51 8.01 7.91 .2.i_42 7.Q2 1 PM - 3 PM 1.0 1.57 .2.33 2.79 A Q2 3.31 3.47 _3.J 2_ ldh 2.95 3 PM - 5 PM l 14 1 86 2.78 L.22 3.51 _2 42 _ld2 3.68 dd? A ll 2.90 _2Ja 5 PM - 7 PM 1.34 1.45 .1.51 1.54 .1.57 1 12 1 24 _1J4_. 1.13 1.06 7 PM - 9 PM 1.0 A Q_
1.0 1.0 1.Q._ .0.92 _0.82 0.75 _0.67 .0.63 0.59 Ad2
_ 9 FM -11 PM _1 1 ld .1.0 1 .21 A Q9 ._QJ.1 ._Q.3.6J Qd2._ __Qd h 1 51 9.d9 O
m ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE PROC. WORK PL AN NO.
E :: Entergy 1904 007 _
SERIES TITLE:
@erM MS CPIP OEFSITI PROCEDURE WORK PLAN TITLE: PAGE:
REV:
13 of 14 12 j DOSE PROJEC PROTECTIVE ACTICH REC 0!1MEllDATIONS CHANGE:
ATTACHMENT 1 Page 3 of 4 X/Q RATIOS NOTE:
For release continuation times on the borderline between two ranges, use the higher range. Example - A six-hour cot inuation time would fall within the 6-8 hou u aDQf.
TABLE 3A: CLEAR SKIES _lAug. 23 - OrL_2h1 Paltne Contirluation T1mg_E.angrLWrj Current Time 0-4 4-6 6-8 8-10 10-12 12 11J4-16 16-18 18-20 20-2;_22-23 11 PM - 1 AM _lx0_ 1.0 _Qd3 0.69 .0.58 0.50 0 41 1 AM - 3 AM _1.0 A 2A 0.61 _Q 59 Ad2 _Qta2 .0,34 _AdL A AQ Jds __Qda
__Q131_ A_49 _Qds 0.50 3 AM - 5 21L _Qd2 _2dB _Q132 .0.31 _Q12A .0.24 1 25 .0.34 __QJ9 _Qd5 1 10 5 AM - 7 AM 0.68 _Q15_Q _Q_d1 _Qtal _Q135 _Qdi .0.75 0.99 lag 1.34 _1d2 7 AM - 9 AM_ ._0.69 Ad2 0.54 0.63 .0.98 lJ3 2.73 _3.z1L .ld2 4.16 A DS 9 AM -11 AM AQ_ .J . 0 _113.2 _Zdi _ 5_i_4.2 _2xq2 _9.22 10.46 11.46 11.01 .10.34
_lLAtt - 1 PM _1.0 .Ld2 2.89 ld2 8.73 10.40 L1.65 12.62 12106 11.19 10 34
__LfM - 3 PM 1. 78 ld2 _.22211Q.27 11.96 13.17 _14.07 13.29 12.21 11.19 10.33 3 PM - 5 FIL 1.86 ldQ 4.91 1 12 5.93 6.22 .E.79 1 25_ .._4J2 _id2 _1da 1F11 - 7 FM ld) 2.27 _2d3 2.53 1 12 .2.36 .2211 _Ld2_ 1,72 122 1d2 7 PM - 9 PtL 1.0 _1 Q_. 1.0 AL Jd2 O 9 PM -11 PtL _110_ L 9_ 1 _Q_ _Qd si_QA24 0.78 0.68 _9 A _ Adh A 12 0.50
_QJS 0.57 JdL _2d2 _Qd6 _QJQ IAB1E 3B: EQI CLOUD COVER (Aug. 23 - Oc_ta__15_1 R e 1 e a Et_CQD11D uaLLQILIAML.E ADIlg s ( H r 1 Current Time 0- C .4-6 6-8 8-10 J0-12 12-11JA-16__1 M ._lD-20_20-22 12..24 11 Pti - 1 AFL AL lx0_ A32 dd2 0. 73 0,65 _QJ2 0.60 0.60 _Qd3 .1 45 1 AM - 3 AtL _lmq_. _q,JS 0 79 Q.60 A sa .Ada _DJS A5L 0 60 0 63 _.Qd 6 3 AM - 5 AM .0.79 1,.22 0.60 Ad2 _9J2 0.48 Ad9
_ 015L __Q.dQ .0.63 _Qd5 5 AM - 7 AM_ 1.0 __Q223 _ada .1d1 _R253 1 22 __QJa 0,94 ldi 1.07 _1.d2 7 AM - 9 AM 0.68 0.57 _Qd2 0,61 0,6f) 0.82 0.93 .1.01 .
.lmQS .1.13 _.1&l2 9 AM -1LAll 1.0 1.0 l aa _ld3 ld2 _2d; A 2a 2d@_ _3.15 _aal 3.08 11 AM - 1 PM 1.0 1.57 1.86 ldi lila 1 04 _2123 1 12.. 1 22 1 22 A 93 1 FM - 3 PM_ A BS 2.15 1 25 3.13 1 23 1 51 3.68 ASL jd2 _2122 3.08 3 FM - 5 PM 1.0 .1 22 1 24 _ldi _Ld1 1.49 _ld2 1.38 1 2.2 5 FM - 7 PM _1x12 l.d2 1.34 1.45 _.1211 __1.dA 1d2 .1,49 ..ld2 12L 1 21 7 FM - 9 PM 1 _12 _lAl2 1.0 1.0 1.0 AL 0.93 0.8Q _QJR 0,73 0.68 _qd2 0.65 9 PM -11 PM _110_ _La 1.0 _Q& \ 0. 83 12.2 0.70 _0151_ _0J4 0.63 A ff O
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a ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE
- W Ent g 1904 007 Operations sEniEs TittE: PaoctouRE WORX PLAN TITLE. PAGE: 14 of 14
ATTACHt!EliT 1 Page 4 of 4 X/Q I:ATIOS t10TE :
For release continuation times on the borderline between two anges, use the higher range. Example - A six-hour continuation time would fall within the i _ 6- 8 hp.ur_. range .
RBLLAA : CLEAR _SE1ES_10.tLi_.21. __ErhulLJ Release ContingAtion Time RangtLWr.)
_Cytrent TimL_Q .a__. _a- E_ 6-0 8-10 10-12 12-14 l i-11 _15.-13. 10.-21 20-21 22-24 11 PM - 1 Att 1.0 1xQ._ _12R A ls 1 14 1 14 1 10 _AJL ._Q d 2 ._Q.d3 _Q46 i AM - 3 AIL 1.0 AQ_. 1 02 Af t2 0.58 Rx52 _Ad2 A li_ _Qd2 1 5) ._2.d6 3 AM - 5 AM _1xQ_ 1 .23 JJ1 _Qx5.Q A 43 _Qd2 _0.49 ASL 1 12 .0.63 ad5 5 AM - 7 AM _ 0.67 1 33 .0.37 AJ2 1 23 9d2 1 49 1 51 ld2 _QJJ ASS
___7 AM - 9 AM __Qxil 1 19 1.4f 0.57 0 . 9_6 _Ll4 .ldi _ldL .122d _1.dk _lda
_ 9 AM -11 AM__ 1 12 0.79 1 23 _2261 1 11 A la _A1.52 4.99 1 22 _515.2 1 10
_lLAM - 1 PM A la 3.52 7.74 10.27 112213 321.'1 14 07 14.78 L5.124 14.58 13.53 1 FM - 3 FM A SL A2_Q 1 21 __5.i}2 1 22 b.t22 dd3 _fd1_ A 22 1 11 _5dQ
___3_.rM - 5 PIL _1J1 _222 _2d3 A 52 1 52 _Lf4 _.2d2 _ 2 d 2._ 1 22 ASE _la4 s PM - 7 PM _12_ 0 1L 1 0_ AL 1.0 Ja_ __Q a l adL e 7 PM - 9 P!L 1.0 9 PM -11 FM_ 1.0 1,0 1.0 A Q_ _.1d_
1.0 _lx0_.
1.0 1 .22 A DD A 12_ A ls __Qx03 1 12 A 10 1 40 __9.dl 1 12 A 53 Alh Ad2 _Qd6
_ Ads
_.9db HPLL4P, 6aLCLoUD_. qQYELLQsh IL._Jah.l5.1 R e 1iM3_ContimialigILlira_B a t12 etW t1
_surrent Ilme 0-4 4-6 6-L_0-12 1Q-12 12-14 141 11_15-12 la-22 1Q-21 22-Za 11 PM - 1 Att _1 A 1 0_ _LL All _qd6 0.77 1 24 . O . /3_ AJS Ala A 22 .
1 AM - 3 AM. _Ld_ 1. 0 .. _Q.d2 _QJ2 1 22 A ll ad2 AlL 0.7h 0.78 ,0.79 3 AM - 5 AM_ _la_ .0.86 Al2 .0.68 _Qds 0.65 A E2 _Qm71 A 21 0.78 1 23 5 AM - 7 A!L .0.79 0.72 AdQ 05.2 A 12 0.65 A 62 .0.73 0.75 A la ._Qs12 7 AM - 9 Att 1.0 0.78 3 14 1 82 1 09 l 10 1 12 _122L ._1222 All 1 24 9 AM -11 AM _0.68 A 2a ._0203 _lm01 _Ll2 _.1dQ 1 26 All .3 133 1 22 1 24 ;
11 AM - 1 PM 1.86 A ll _2d6 3.13 1 33 .1 15 lda A 22_ ._3 J 2 3.76 adQ 1 FM - 3 PM ,_1 d _ 1.22 i ls _ld1 1di _ld2 A hl ,_125 1 _ldQ ld) l la 3 Pu - 5 PM A 33 _ldi 1 11 1 14 1.57 _1d0 1 59 1.53 1 10 _Ll2 1 24 s PM - 7 PM 1.0 1.0 AL _1 0 _LL _la_ .0.94 Alt 1 03 0.81 0.79 7 PM - 9 PM ll_ 1.0 _1J__ _L L 1 1_ 0.94 _ QJ2 0.8L __Q_tl2 1 _18 0.79 9 PM -11 PM _LL AL _lA_ _lA J,32 _Q.,_8R __0JD All_ .All A lf A 12 e
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