ML20081L791
| ML20081L791 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Three Mile Island  |
| Issue date: | 10/21/1983 |
| From: | Stange S GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORP. |
| To: | |
| Shared Package | |
| ML20081L789 | List: |
| References | |
| 0029W, 1004.4-01, 1004.4-1, 29W, NUDOCS 8311160449 | |
| Download: ML20081L791 (28) | |
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1004.4 Revision 10 10/21/83 IMPORTANT TO SAFETY NON-ENVIRONMENTAL I W ACT RELATED THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UNII NO.1 EMERGENCY PLANNING.IWLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1004.4 GENERAL EMERGENCY Table of Effective Pages Page Revision Page Revision Page Revision Pa vision 1.0
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UNIT NO.1 EMERGENCY PLANNING IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1004.4 GENERAL EMERGENCY 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to define the conditions that shall be regarded as a General Ecergency for Three Mile Island Nucle Station (Unit 1) and to:
a.
Ensure necessary actions are taken to protect h a th and :;afety of the public.
b.
Ensure necessary ons are taken to n GPU-Nuclear management and offsite e r response organ c.
Mobilize t em r ency response ni ions to initiate appro-priat e y actions.
The Plant Oper ons Group will th actions neces ry to implement
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this procedure upon identif t
f one or more o mergency Action Levels listed in Section 0o his procedure.
rgency Director shall then assume re b
ty for the co n implementation of this procedure.
NOTE:
h Emergency Director vested with certain thority and responsibility that may not be delegated to a subordinate.
Included are:
a.
Classification of an emergency event.
b.
Approving and directing official notifications to :
offsite agencies.
c.
Approving and directing information releases to the media.
d.
Approving and, if possible, personally conveying appropriate Protective Action Reconnendations to the Bureau of Radiation Protection.
e.
Directing onsite evacuation at the Alert or lower level emergency classification based on potential hazard to non-essential personnel.
f.
Authorizing emergency workers to exceed 10 CFR 20 :
Radiation Exposure Limits.
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Approving and directing deviation from I
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established operating procedures, emergency operating procedures, nomal equipment operating :
limits or technical specifications during attempts to control the emergency..(Note:
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imperative that the Emergency Director consult to the fullest extent practicable with the Parsippany Technical Functions Center in arriv.
ing at a decision to deviate from pre ibed procedures.)
When the designated Emergency Support Director (ESD) at the site and declares himself to be ready to assume that will assume overall responsibility management of the e to the accident and
. recovery operation activation of unction, the ESD specifically wil ss decision auth Items C and D.
- However, decision au My or Items A, B, G will be retained by the Emergency Di r (ED). Decis 1 of the list actions nomally
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I the ED and it is the resp ib ity of the ED that ESD is provided with the n nfomation to e
timely and appro-priate decisions._bh special case ( M t assification, the ESD shall retain t A ative to overrul D if, in the judgment of the ESD, uncert y or other considerati s exist to the extent warrant-ing classification of a higher level of emergency than that classified by the ED.
INITIALS 2.0 ATTACHMENTS 2.1 Attachment I, General Emergency Notifications 2.2 Attachment II, Emergency Status Report
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1 004.4 Revision 8 2.3 Attachment III,. Checklist for Notification of Significant Events
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Made In Accordance with 10 CFR 50.72.
.3.0 EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS 3.1 Radiological Control and Containment Integrity Initiating Condition Indicatioq 3.1.1 Actual or projected dose rates at As determine b-the Exclusion Area boundary that a.
A pro se calculation if released for one hour would of >
r (gamma) whole result in doses in excess of the bo Exclusion area lower limit EPA Protective Action b
Wusing actual meteor-Guidelines using actual containment lo nd Reactor Building pressures, akrate based on actual afnnfent pressure (includes Waste Gas Tank Rupture D
containing the high limit content of 8800 Ci).
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A projected child thyroi1 dose calculation of >5 Rem /hr at the Exclusion area boundary l
using ctual meteorology and React Building leakrate ba actual containment
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radiological monitor-n rts'of >l Rem /hr
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>3.2 x ~10 g131 >5 Rem /hr uCi7cc) at any l
oTfsite location.
3.1.2 Signiff 1s of radiation s indicated by either:
in the re r containment a.
DogerateonRM-G8>2.8x building an potential loss of 10 mR/hr and a Reactor containment integrity.
Building pressure >30 psig.*
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DogerateonRM-G8>2.8x 10 mR/hr and a Reaitor Building hydrogen concentra-tion >3 percent by volume.
l 3.2 Security 3.2.1 Loss of physical security control Shift Supervisor's judgment, based of the plant (Vital Area).
on advice of the Duty Security Sergeant.
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3.3.1 Other plant conditions are in Whenever plant conditions warrant progress or have occurred which it, as judged by the _ Shift Super.
may involve actual or iminent visor / Emergency Director, substantial core degradation or NOTE:
In exercising the judgement
-melting, with potential for loss as to the need for declaring a of containment integrity, or may General Emergency, any uncertainty make release of significant amounts concerning the ential for large of radioactivity in a short time releases of r ive material,
- possible, the length o iq e uncertainty
- exists, ospects for the early re of ambiguities should dered, i.e.,
sig neertainty as to the p
ta r large releases of r
ive material extending yon reasonable time period is ficient basis for declaring a al Emergency.
These indica e determined via rumentation that will be installed or txpanded qu ed by NUREG 05 to restart.
4.0 -EMERGENCY ACTI e
INITIALS
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4.1 Upon recogniti th any of the ab ve levels have been
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, the Shift S s / Duty Section Super.
intende hMJ assume the du e Emergency Director.
(Th e thould be assess eclared within 10 minutes of th cuirence.)
4.2 Announce, or have announced, the following message over the public address system (merged):
NOTE:
Turn on Whelen siren switch.
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ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL; ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL: A GENERAL EERGENCY HAS BEEN DECLARED IN UNIT 1.
ALL NON-ESSENTIAL PERSO,NNEL IN UNITS 1 AND 2 PROCEED T0 (500 KY SUBSTATION /
MIDDLETOWN SUBSTATION) (Depending on plume pathway). UPON ARRIVAL, ALL SUPERVISORS WILL ASSEMBLE and LOG T PERSON-NEL. PERSONNEL IN H.P. CONTROLLED AREAS REP CESS CONTROL POINTS. ALL EMBERS OF THE EMERG Y
NIZATION REPORT TO YOUR STATIONS. THERE WILL KING, DRINKING, OR EATING U URTHER NOTICE.
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slowly) 9 4.3 Annou t
ontrol Room Pe s ne hat (name) r h
sumed the dutie gency Director.
The Emergency Direc periodically rox, every hour)
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consult with personnel of ea area volved in the emergency, ss:
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St ach area.
b.
i _ e action to be kan b each lead person.
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b em areas.
d.
Recomendations on course of action.
4.4 Direct the sounding of the Radiation Emergency Alarm.
NOTE:
Turn off Whelen siren switch after alarm has been sounded.
l 4.5 Assign a Conaunicator to make notifications to persons and/or agencies per Attachment 1, Section 1.
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4.7-Contact the Duty Section Superintendent, and discuss plant status and inform him that the on-site and off_ site duty section personnel are being called.
4.8 Depending on the emergency action level:which ed or exceeded, ensure that the ' appropriate Emer ne perating Procedures have been implemented.
4.9 If local ser (fire, ambulance, e) are required, direct the L nicator to' noti in County Emergency Opera ns nter and reques p
riate assistance. Notify se r'ty
/S Gate) to be rations to expedite entry of resp ing emergency nn (Police / Fire /
ulance).
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Security should be a d to implement P e 1004.19 (Emergency Sec ty simetry Badge NOTE:
I rgency Response p 4 Rmew are required to utside the pr Wea affected by a tive plume, th ncy Director or his nee will direct ance of TLD's from= the or South gate.
4.10 If the emergency involves Radiological problems, direct the Radiological Assessment Coordinator to implement Procedure i
1004.9 (Radiological Controls during Emergencies).
4.11 Direct the Radiological Assessment Coordinator to:
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Dispatch off-site and/or on-site radiation monitoring teams in accordance with Procedure 1004.10 (Onsite and Offsite Radiation Monitoring).
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Implement Procedure 1004.7 (Onsite/Offsite Dose Projec-tions).
4.12' If personnel / vehicles are, or are suspected to be, con-taminated, have the RAC initiate Procedure 1004.20 (Personnel /
Yehicle Monitoring an'd Decontamination).
4.13 Activate the Technical Support Center (Procedu
.28) and the Operations Support Center (Procedure 1 4.14 If additional resources or notificatio s quired, refer to (Addition sistance and Notif n) Procedure 1004.6.
4.15 Assign an i al to complet ment II,Section I and give i e Radiological ess nt Coordinator to transmit t
B au of Radiati ion.
4.16 Dire the Radiologic se sent Coordina r to complete
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Attachment II, Se io to transmit to eau of Radia-tion Protectio.
4.17 Stop all 1 a
gaseous disch t are in progress until an e
ent of their i performed and specific app a
iven to continu lease by the Emergency Direc 4.18' Verify that comunications and documentation are maintained in accordance with Procedure 1004.5 (Communications and Record-keeping).
4.19 If applicable, direct the Operations Coordinator to dispatch Emergency Repair / Operations Personnel to investigate the identified problem areas (s) in an accordance with Procedure i
1004.21 (Emergency Repair / Operations).
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BRP verification has been made.
If no verification, instruct the Communicator to proceed to Attachment I, Section 1-2.e.
j 4.21 Instruct the Radiological Assessment Coordinator to provide ongoing dose estimates for actual releases to th reau of d
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4.22 If a report of initial accountability ide names of l
missing individuals has not been rec e
hin 30 minutes L
.from the t s ordered, conta t Shift Sergeant /
1 Securt ator at 8038, 80 9Q 0 for a status report.
4.23 If e are still ~ nacc u ed or I hour from the onset u
ountability, direc t erations Support Center Coo'r nator to init gency Plan Imp 1 enting Procedure
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-'4.24 If personnel a ed or ill and radiologically
. contro11e or are potentia 11 e inated, or if per-son (s e e eived radiati u e greater than 25 REM; dir RAC to implement ure 1004.16 (Contaminated l
Injurie / Radiation Overexposure).
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l RAC to implement Procedure 1004.35 (Thyroid Blocking).
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4.26 Evaluate dose projections and estimates and, if necessary, reccmend protective actions to the BPP, consistent with the guidelines in Attachment I,Section IV.
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' Director shall either close out the General Emergency and enter the Recovery Phase or downgrade to a it;wer class as follows:
If Recovery Phase criteria have been met (s Procedure a.
1004.24) and long term recovery operation a t
necessary, close out the General Eme y directing the Comunicator to perform the o ons in Attach-ment I tion III.
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longer being exceeded, e-alate to a lo ency class by notifying BRP the Radiolo i
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4.27 If necessa u
o potential co n ion of normally non-con n
sumps and/or the need to closely monpo q d releases, ini ocedure 1004.14 (Mon ng/ Controlling Liquid Discharges).
5.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 5.1 A lower class of emergency has been declared by the Emergency Director and one of the following procedures is being implemented:
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Site Emergency (10rA.3) b.
Alert (1004.2) c.
Unusual Event (1004.1)
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e 5.3 The General Emergency has been shifted to a recovery mode by implementing the Procedure 1004.24 (Recovery Ope ions).
5.4 At the close of the Emergency, ensure that 11
, check-lists, procedures and other documentation ne ed in the Control Room associated with the even ered and sent-to the Eme reparedness Depa for review and. filing.
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INITIALS 1.
Dauphin County Emergency Operation Center NOTE:
If 12 reclassification, fy BRP on the radi ical line or dial
-3720 and proceed to 3,
naffected Contro,
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T on.
9-911 or 9-234-49 s
(1) no contact, e Dauphin Co ty Radio System.
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MESSAGE:
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Station n calling. We have d I a General Emergency at F h urs.
(Based up E, ency Director judgement, ig-use on f the following statements):
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We have not had a radioactive release, however we have l
the potential for a significant radioactive release OR L
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-We have had a radioac'tive release and offsite radiation
. levels are expected to be > 1 REM per hour (gamma) or a
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gency, the extent of the radioactive lea, and F
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Where protective ac i to be recom.
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Tele MA dedicated 1 e e only during NORMAL work ho 1600 Hrs. Monday -
day) or 9 783 8150 (Use when l-the de icated line is out of service or after normal work hours. A diverter forwards this after normal work hours call l-to the PEMA Duty Officer).
NOTE:
If no contact, proceed to Step 2.d.
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MESSAGE: ASK FOR THE DUTY OFFICER
-This 1,s at the Three Mile Island Nuclear (name/ title)
Station Unit I calling. We have declared an Eme ncy.
Give me the Operations Duty Officer.- (When Du i
r-answers): This is at the Th land (name/titl e)
Nuclear Station Unit 1 calling. We h ared a General Emergency k hours. We req s at you contact the D
Bureau la ion Protectio.
au of Radiation Pro-te o
.back should b n the Radiological Line or 94 9, 948-8071, 94 3
(Based on Emergency Direc-tor's judgement, del of the folio tatements):
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We have no a
radioactise rel e,
owever, we have the po ti r significant chive release.
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ad a radioacti se and offsite radiation is are expected to be > 1 REM / hour (gamma) or a l
child thyroid dose commitment of > 5 REM / hour. We will keep the Bureau of Radiation Protection infonned.
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Give a short, non-technical description of the emer-gency and the extent of the radioa.ctive release, and potentially affected populations and areas:
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If PEMA was to be contacted, t Dauphin County; advise t t
PEMA cannot be c d and request them to not
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ork, Lebanon and C
and counties.
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Messa verification Expect Bureau of a.
Protection (B
received within 30 s, notify PEMA of i n.
If unable to contac c 11 Dauphin Co otify them that BRP i
has fied initial conta +.
nstruct Dauphin County i
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Unaffected Cor. trol Room a.
Telephone: Use 8066, 8067 or 8068 or inter-control Room l
Ho t-Line.
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MESSAGE: Emergency organization staffing is requested but implementation of the Unit 2 Emergency Plan is not required.
(bive a brief description of plant status to the Shift Supervisor / Foreman).
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Parent and Four ked Counties a.
Telephon ty separately %
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ncaster. 73 4.
Lebanon - Af h
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Cumbe
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MESSAG -
Three Mile Island leuclear Thi (name/titl e)
Station Unit I calling. We have declared a General Emergency at hours.
(Give a brief description of the trime) emerg ency. )
NOTE:
Each county must be notified independently and the message transmitted.
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Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (Do not notify -if this is a reclassification notification).
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Telephone :
1-(404)-953-0904 or contact the TM1 Site Operator for assistance b.
MESSAGE:
This is at tne Three Mile lan Nuclear (name/titl e)
Station Unit alling. We have de -
ed a eneral Emergency at (Give a brie escr1 ion (tim n
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Pennsylvania 5 e 9-234 4051 MESSAGE:
This isA at the ile Island Nuclear
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Station Unit 1 calling. We have declared a beneral Emergency at hours. We thave/have not) had a radioactive (time) release. We require imediate traffic control assistance in the vicinity of the (North / South) gate.
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Emergencies- (0600-1700) 73-1-215-243-2990 (1700-0800) 73 1-215-841-5141 Office (0800-1700) 73-1-215-243-2950
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This s at the Three Mile Is1 ear (name/ title)
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had a radioa t ease. We (have e not) o/do not).
require assistance at i
(Describe t stance required if any.)
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American Nucle yurers 74-1-203-6 05 l
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If medical assistance is required, notify the following agency:
Hershey Me. dical Center 9-534-8333 (ask for Duty Nurse)
Notification to be performed in accordance with procedure 1004.16.
10.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) - Bethesda, MD (Communications with NRC will be continuously m.
following contact.)
a.
Telephone: NRC Emergency Notificati m (ENS) (RED PHONE)
(If the EN is inoperative, o Procedure 1004.6, "Additt stance and Noti ta n", for alternate notif ti methods).
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NOTE:
Complete thi m adapted from 845) before contact (if this can b without exceedi one (1) hour not a on time requi btain the inf a
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Requ eak to the Out cr h
g uty Officer's Name Time of Contact This is at Three Mlle Island Name/ Title Nuclear Station. Unit 1.
He have declared a(n) (select as appropriate).
50.72 (NON EMERGENCY)
X GENERAL EMERGENCY (1004.4)
UNUSUAL EVENT (1004.1)
TRANSPORTATION ALERT (1004.2)
PHYSICAL SECURITY; SAFEGUARDS SITE AREA EMERGENCY (1004.3)
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Emergency Director to the NRC Duty Officer.
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We have not had a radioactive release, however, we have the potential for Significant radi tive release.
OR 2.
We have had a radioactive rele offsite ra on levels are expecf o be >l REM / hour g
) or a child thy e commitment of >5 R
hour. We will ke ng the Bureau of adiation Prote omed.
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Give short non-tech e ription of th emergency and the extent of the ive release, an otentially affected po d areas.
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CAUSE:
F0WER PRIOR TO EVENT:
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e NRC Duty Officer ts you to suspend tinuous comunications infonn the Officer a call back will be initiated if any significant changes occur. Document with Duty Officer Name, Time and 2
Date in the Emergency Directors Log.
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TIME OF INITIAL NOTIFICATION TIME OF OR ESCALATION DE-ESCALATION OR CLOSE OUT A
SITE
- GENERA U5UAL:
SITE
- GENERAL :
- UNU5UAL:
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SECONDARY CONTACT INITIALS The Comunicator shall notify the following agencies a ersonnel and update the Attachment I, Section 11 checklist a notification.
1.
Announce or have announced the following mes -
the plant page e
after turning on w sirens " ATTENTION RSONNEL, ATTENTION ALL PERSONkEL.
h eral Eraergency a tenainated. (Live a brief descri ion tne work rest i f orV, i f a ny )".
Repeat message and tur whe en sirens.
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Bureau of Nilation Protect' a.
Telephone: Radiolo e or 9-767-3720 b.
MESSAGE:
This is at the Three s nd Nuclear Station i
ng. We ha out the General Eraergency at h urs and initiated rec very operations.
(time)V Please notify PEMA, Dauphin, Lancaster, York, Lebanon and Cumberland counties.
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Unaffected Control Recm a.
Telephone: 8066, 8067, 8066 22.0
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Message:
Notify Shift Supervisor / Foreman of close out of the General
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Office - Bethesda, Md.
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Telephone: Emergency Notification System (ENS)
(RED PHONE) o.
MESSAGE:
This is M
at the Thre-Island Nuclear (na 4ttra Station c ling. We have el I -out the General Emergency at
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operat' s.
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If applicable, notify ing persons an -
ncies of the close-cut of the Gen 1
rgency; a.
Hershey Medi Aenrer: 9-534-8333 r Duty Nurse) b.
Pennsylvank Police: 9-2 c.
Radiatio ement Corporati Office (0800-1700) 73-1-215-243-2950 Emergencies (0800-1700) 73-1-215-243-2990 (1700-0800) 73-1 ~il5-841-5141 d.
klerican Nuclear Insurers: 74-1-203-677-7305 l
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Others: As directed by the Emergency Director j
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THESE RECOMIENDATIONS MAY BE DELIVERED ONLY BY THE E!4ERLENCY DIRECTOR 1..
Consideration shall be given to sheltering if:
a.
Release time is' expected to be short (Puff
<2 hours) b.
Evacuation c e well underway o expectec plume arrival d e t s n t warning time, h h ind speeds, ana/or foul weathe 2.
Consideration s all be given tion if:
a.
A release is expected with projecte dose proaching or exceeding:
1 Rem Whole and/or S Rem C T roid (AND) b.
Release time is expected to be long (>2 hours)
(AND) c.
Evacuation can be well underway prior to plume arrival for above release, based.upon wind speed and travel conditions.
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Description of Emergency:
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Has the Reactor tripp Yes / No 3.
Did the Emergency f
d Systems actua s / No If so, which on s a.
High Pr e njection Yes / No b.
Low Pressu Injection Yes / t)e c.
Core Flood Yes d.
4 PSIG Reactor Build ation Yk%)(A
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Reactor Building y ctuated
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What is the stat t
plant a.
At power b.
Hot standby v c.
Hot shutdown c.
Cooling down e.
Reactor Pressure psig f.
Reactor Temperature
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Is offsite power available Yes / Ho 6.
Are both diesel generators cperable Yes / No 25.0
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Have any personnel injuries or. curred Yes / No If so, is the injured person (s) contaminated.
Yes / No What are the approximate radiation and/or contamination levels mk/hr DPM/100 cm2 i
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Are there excessive radiation levels and/or contaminatio Level s Yes / No If so, list below:
a.
Radiation levels; body) b.
Contaminetton 1 DPM/1 0 At location:
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1.
What is the approximate radioactive source tenn disc rg te from the plant (As determinea by the Projected Dose ulation procedure 1004.7).
a.
Noble gases 1/sec b..
/7 Ci/sec 2.
What is the o
te raeteorology a.
Wind spee mph b.
Wind direction c.
Stability class - Sta8f tral / Unstable 3.
What is the projecte le dy dose rate e odine concentra-tion at the neares e downwind po a.
mR/hr x
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uCi/cc Iodine c.
(Location) 4.
Estimated duration of the release a.
If the release is teminated:
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