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Evaluation of Nuclear Facility Decommissioning Projects. Summary Report - Plum Brook Reactor Facility

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NUREGICR-3605 1D Evaluation of Nuclear Facility Decommissioning Projects Summary Report Plum Brook Reactor Facility Manuscript Completed: January 1984 Date Published: February 1984 Prepared by D. H. Doerge, R. L Miller UNC Nuclear industries Decommissioning Programs Department Richland, WA 99352 Pr:pired for Divi:lon of Engineering Technology Offics of Nuclear Regulatory Research U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission W:shington, D.C. 20555 NRC FIN B7568

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ABSTRACT, i-This document summarizes information concerning the decommissioning of the Plum Brook Reactor Facility, which was placed in a Nuclear Regulatory j

Commission (NRC) approved safe storage configuration.

The data were placed in a computerized information retrieval / manipulation system which i

permits future utilization of this information in decommissioning of similar facilities.

The information is presented both in computer output j

form and a manually assembled summarization.

Complete cost data were not readily available and decommissioning activities did not in all cases conform with current criteria for the t

i SAFSTOR decommissioning mode, therefore no cost comparisons were made.

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CONTENTS Page

1.0 INTRODUCTION

I 1.1 Acronyms - Abbreviations - Definitions..........

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2.0 FACILITY

SUMMARY

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4 2.1 Facility Description...................

4 2.2 Summary of Labor, Exposure and Radioactive Waste.....

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3.0 DESCRIPTION

OF COMPUTER REPORTS................

6 3.1 General Information Report...

6 3.2 Decommissioning Code Table /Index.............

6 3.3 Project Cost / Exposure Report.....

6 3.4 Dose Rate Report.....................

7 3.5 Shipment Report.

7 3.6 Disposal Costs......................

7 3.7 Surveillance Report......

7 4.0 COST ADJUSTMENT REPORT.....................

8 5.0 COMPUTER REPORTS........................

10 General Information...................

11 Decommissioning Code Table /Index 16 Project Cost / Exposure Report..

27 Dose Rate - General................... 35 Dose Rate - Reactor Building Smear Survey........ 36 Map 1CV.........................

38 Map 2CV.........................

39 Dose rate - Hot Laboratory Smear Survey......... 40 Map 1HL.........................

42 Map 2HL.........................

43 Shipment Report...........

44 Disposal Costs......................

46 Surveillance - 1979...................

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EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR FACILITY DECOMMISSIONIpl!

j PROJECTS PROGRAM - PLUM BROOK REACTOR

1.0 INTRODUCTION

This document presents, in summary form, information pertaining to the decommissioning of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Plum Brook Reactor at Sandusky, Ohio. Decommissioning of the research reactor and associated facilities was planned and executed with a resumption of operations at the facility as the ultimate goal.

Based on this assumption the decommissioning operations included all of the activities required to place the facility in a Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) approved SAFSTOR mode.

The purpose of this report is to provide the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff with data which can be used to assess decommissioning alternatives, exposures, manpower requirements, surveillance activities and cadwaste generation resulting from the decommissioning of similar faciV ties.

Data in this report were assembled in a form that permitted input into a computerized decommissioning data system (DDS). A proprietary computer software package provides a method for accumulation and manipulation of decommissioning performance information to be used as a basis for comparison with similar facilities and NRC decommissioning NUREGs.

Decommissioning activities consisted of fuel removal and shipment to a reprocessing plant, dismantling of experiments, removal of shielding water from quadrants and canals and other systems, packaging and shipment of the majority of the radioactive waste to a disposal site, decontamination of accessible areas and sealing the facility against intrusion by unauthorized personnel and animals.

Decommissioning of the Plum Brook Reactor was accomplished between January and June, 1973.

Planning for, and execution of, all activities occurred almost simultaneously. Work was performed by the reactor operating staff (approximately 150 people) with an estimated 60-70 percent of the available time for decommissioning activities with completion of the activities required by June 30, 1973. End condition statements were prepared.for all equipment systems and facilities in order to facilitate re-start; Available records were cataloged and placed in storage.

Surveill3nce of the reactor facility has been performed by Teledyne, Inc.,

the Flum Erock onsite cortractor. To date, only a minimal amount of mainterance has been required to maintain continued containment of contamination. Major roof repairs will be required in the near future and additi nal work may be required to maintain the facility in an acceptable SAFSTOR condition.

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1.1 ACRONYMS - ABBREVIATIONS - DEFINITIONS Definitions of Decommissioning Alternatives DECON - to immediately remove all radioactive material to permit unrestricted release of the property.

SAFSTOR - to fix and maintain property so that risk to safety is acceptable for period of storage followed by decontamination and/or decay to en unrestricted level.

ENTOMB - to encase and maintain property in a strong and structurally long-lived material (e.g., concrete) to assure retention until radioactivity decays to an unrestricted level.

Acronyms - Abbreviations A/C Activated or Contaminated ALARA As Low As Reasonably Achievable BE Beryllium CAT Pre-decommissioning (P), Decommissioning (D) or Service (S)

CI Curie CM2 Square Centimeters (also CM**2)

CON Contact CNTR Container CPM Counts Per Minute CRA Cold Retention Area CU FT Cubic Feet (also FT**3)

CV Containment Vessel I

DDS Decommissioning Data System DECON Immediate Dismantlement or Decontamination DISP Disposal DNA Data Not Available DOE Department of Energy D0T Department of Transportation DPM Disintegrations per Minute ENTOMB Entombment.

ERB Emergency Retention Basin FH Fan House FREQ Frequency GEN General HLB Hot Laboratory Building HRA Hot Retention Area LBS Pounds LLW Low Level Waste LSA Low Specific Activity MAPPER Maintain, Prepare, and Produce Executive Reports l

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MR/HR Milliroentgen Per Hour MW Megawatt MWD Megawatt Days MWDE Megawatt Days Electric MWDT Megawatt Days Thermal MWE Megawatt Electrical MWT Megawatt Thermal MAXEY Maxey Flats Disposal Site, Morehead, Kentucky MUR Mock-up Reactor NASA National Acronautics & Space Administration NRC U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission NT Note OLB Office & Laboratory Building PPH Primary Pump House RAD Radiation Absorbed Dose RB Reactor Building REM Roentgen Equivalent Man R/HR Roentgen / Hour RV Reactor Vessel SAFSTOR Safe Storage (also SFSTOR)

SCHED Scheduled SP/HND Special Handling SPEC N0 Specification Number SYS/ COMP NO System Component Number TRIP LEN Trip Length TYP Type UNC UNC Nuclear Industries, Operations Division WEMS Water Effluent Monitoring Station WHB Waste Handling Building i

2.0 FACILITY

SUMMARY

REPORT This report is a summary of the iaformation contained in Section 5.0.

This summary will provide the reader with a condensed overview of personnel exposures, radwaste generation, manpower requirements and dose rates recorded during the decommissioning of the Plum Brook Reactor in the period January - June 1973.

Records of all decommissioning activities and costs were not available for this report. Those records which were made available included waste disposal data, safe work permit (SWP) data on work performed in radiation areas where dose rates exceeded 100 millirad per hour, manpower required, and final radiation survey results.

A total of approximately 100,000 man-hours were used for decommissioning operations resulting in a total exposure of personnel to approximately 110 man-rem. SWP covered activities account for 570 man-hours and 71.5 man-rem of exposure. The remaining man-hours and man-rem were used in support activities for SWP covered work and other activities not covered by SWP's.

2.1 FACILITY DESCRIPTION Name: Plum Brook Reactor Location:

Sandusky, OH Owner. National Aeronautics & Space Decommissioning Mode: SAFSTOR Administration (NASA)

(Original goal was to re-start.

l Decision not to re-start was made in 1977.)

Reactor Type: Test Reactor Operating Lifetime:

12 years Power Rating: 60 MWt i

Lifetime Power: 98,000 MWdt Reason for Decommissioning: End of life (Program terminated by NASA) 1 ________

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SUMMARY

OF COST, EXPOSURES AND RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE Total Decommissioning Costs Data Not Available TOTAL SWPI Manpower (man-hours) 100,000 570.0 Exposure (man-rem) 110.0 71. 5 Radionuclides disposed of in Radwaste(ci) 50,063 Radwaste Volume (cu. ft.)

8717.75 Waste Containers 694 Radwate Disposal Costs ($)

$80,462 Annual Maintenance and

$230,000 Surveillance Costs (1979 $)

Annual Maintenance and

$237,000 Surveillance Cost (1982 $)

I afe Work Permit (SWP) covered activities.

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3.0 DESCRIPTION

OF COMPUTER REPORTS The reports described below are the basic reports used in the DDS (MAPPER) program. The descriptions, as prasented, are intentionally idealized.

It should be understood that all functional facets of the reports will not always be utilized, simply because the documentation of decommissioning information will vary from project to project.

Some reports may not be generated at all because historical data is not available.

In addition to the basic reports, MAPPER provides the ability to produce supplementary reports by manipulating the data available in the basic reports.

3.1 GENERAL INFORMATION REPORT This report is a free format input report designed to accommodate descriptive data of any kind.

Entries may be given any title and related to any facility system by a system component number.

Data are entered in any format on any subject. The report should be used to record information that does not fit into any of the report types organized by column. This includes facility location, description, owners, operators, builders.

Summary data may also be included where it is not readily derivable from other reports or from a convenient reference.

3.2 DECOMMISSIONING CODE TABLE /INDEX The code table contains a list of unit items, including facility buildings, systems and system components, and budgetary items, with a corresponding identification number for each unit. The identification system is used throughout DDS to relate data to specifically identified units.

This basic report type may be expanded to include tables or indices of other kinds related to facility decommissioning. Candidate tables are labor category wage rates, shipping company rates, shipping company name codes, disposal site name codes and rates, or archived file tape names.

One of the basic values of this report is the fact that, by utilizing an index which can ultimately be made common to all reactor facilities included in the program, the report can become the intercomparison base for the DDS. The full utilization of this base will not be possible until an adequate number of facilities are included in the DDS.

3.3 PROJECT COST / EXPOSURE REPORT Costs, schedules, man-hours, man-rem, both estimated and actual, are listed for each activity specification number. These costs may be broken out on lines having a subactivity specification number. This report is the main repository of cost and exposure information for a decommissioning project.

3.4 DOSE RATE AND CONTAMINATION REPORT Dose rates at locations throughout each facility are recorded prior to decommissioning. Locations relative to a reference map, elevation, system / component number, and type of measurement are recorded for each measurement. Both upper and lower limits of dose rates (in milliroentgen per hour) or contamination levels (in disintigrations per minute) are listed.

3.5 SHIPMENT REPORT Volumes, weights, and other physical data are recorded by waste type for material produced by each activity specification or for each system or component. These data are listed for each shipment of material from the decommissioning site. Trip lengths and vehicle dose rates are recorded in order to calculate public exposure.

3.6 DISPOSAL COSTS The costs associated with each waste disposal shipment are recorded in the Disposal Costs Report. Costs are divided into transportation, burial, and container categories. Costs for each container type on the shipment are also listed.

3.7 SURVEILLANCE REPORT The surveillance report is used to record annual costs and exposures associated with long term surveillance of a decommissioned facility.

Under normal conditions a surveillance report would not be required for a facility decommissioned under the DECON mode....

4.0 COST ADJUSTMENT REPORT This report provides a method for calculating costs for future decommis-sioning projects. Dollar values listed in this report are actual cost for the year in which costs occurred. A normalized cost escalation table is provided to allow adjustment of costs listed in computer reports to year of interest.

Walized Cost Escalation Table Annual P.flation Rate

• Year 19 70 19 71 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 la77 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 0.029 1966 0.0 29 1967 0.042 1968 0.0 54 1969 0.059 1970 1.000 l

0.043 19 71 1.043 1.000 0.03 3 1972 1.076 1.033 1.000 0.0 62 1973 1.138 1.095 1.062 1.000 0.1 10 1974 1.248 1.295 1.172 1.110 1.000 0.0 91 1975 1.339 1.296 1.263 1.201 1.09i 1.000 0.05 8 197o

!.397 1.354 1.321 1.259 1.14 9 1.058 1.000 0.065 19 77 1.462 1.419 1.386 1.324 1.214 1.123 1.065 1.000 0.077 1978 1.539 1.496 1.r63 1.401 1.291 1.200 1.14 2 1.077 1.000 0.113 1979 1.652 1.609 1.576 1.514 1.404 1.313 1.255 1.190 1.113 1.000 0.13 5 1980 1.787 1.74 4 1. 71 1 1.64 9 1.539 1.44s 1.390 1.325 1.248 1.135 1.000 0.104 1981 1.8 91 1.848 1.815 1.753 1.643 1.552 1.494 1.429 1.352 1.239 1.104 1.000 0.061 1982 1.952 1.909 1.876 1.814 1.704 1.613 1.555 !.490 1.413 1.300 1.165 1.161 1.000 0.050*

1983 2.002 1.959 1.926 1.864 1.754 1.663 1.605 1.540 1.463 1.350 1.215 1.111 1.0 50 1.000 Example: A cost paid in 1971 dollars would increase to a cost of 1.959 times the original, if paid in 1983 dollars.

• Source: Statistical abstract of the United States,1982 Consumer Price Index.

• • 1983 data are interim estimated..

In planning for large decommissioning projects which cover long time spans or are scheduled to start at some time in the future, cost estimates should consider the " worth" of current money and then adjust cost estimates to reflect this consideration. This exercise, referred to as a

" time value cost analysis", considers the year of expenditure, interim surveillance and maintenance costs, major non-routine maintenance costs, 7.nd inflation rates. " Worth" of current money is usually based upon an average yield on stable, non-speculative investments such as long and short-term treasury bills. A " time value cost analysis" results in a percentage value, referred to as the discount rate, which is used to discount the cost of a future project to the current " worth" of money.

This discount rate includes consideration of financial uncertainties, such as project cost overruns, recovery costs for major accidents, etc.

Example - A discount rate of two percent yields the following table:

Discount Discount Year Factor Year Factor 1

0.9804 6

0.8880 2

0.9612 7

0.8706 3

0.9423 8

0.8513 4

0.9238 9

0.8535 5

0.9057 10 0.8204 If project is estimated to cost $10,000 during a time period six years from today, the amount of money presently required to be invested is

($10,000) (0.8880) or $8,800.

Detailed discussions and suggested assumptions may be found in the following references:

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" Methodology for Establishing Decommissioning Priorities",

U.S. Department of Energy, Richland Operations Office, RLO/SFM-82-7, June, 1982.

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"The Rate of Discount for Evaluating Public Projects",

Mikesell, R. F.,

1977 American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, Washington, D.C.

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" Navigating through the Interest Rate Morass:

Scme 5asic Principles",

Santoni, G.

J., and C. C. Stone 1981, Federal Reserve Bank of St.

Louis Review, March, 1981.-

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DESCRfPTION OPERATINO HISTORY NAME8 PLUM BROOK REACTOR FACILITY STARTUP DATE! 1961 LOCATIONS SANDUSKYe OHIO SHUTDOWN DATE JANUARY 1973 8

OWNERI NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE MEGAWATY DAYS! 98000 ADMINISTRATION (NASA)

POWER RATIN08 60 MWT OPERATORt NATIONAL AERONAUTIC AND MAJOR SHUTDOWNSI CORE PLATES REPLACED SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) 3 TIMESIFEBRUARY 1968eAPRIL 1970e 8

ARCHITECT / ENGINEER! DNA MARCH 1972 DUILDERt NASA 8 SUBCONTRACTORS DECOMMISSIONINO MODEt SAFSTOR (SEE 8

NSSS8 BABCOCK AND WILCOX BACKGROUND INFORMATION)

REFERENCES 8

8 NASA - LEWIS RESEARCH CENTERe CLEVELANDe OHIOf MSSRS CARL BDITELe MICHAEL SUDSINAe THOMAS JUNODe RICHARD SCHUH AND RAPHAEL KOCH.

RECORD SAFE WORK PERMITSe RADIOLOGICAL SURVEY RECORDS. SMEAR SURVEY RELORDS AND RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE SHIPMENT RECORDS REPORTS NONE i

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BACR8ROUND INFORMA TION THE PLUM BROOK REACTOR FACILITY WAS FUNDED BY CONORESS IN 1955 FOR

• INVEST!0ATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF NUCLEAR POWER SYSTEMS FOR AERONAUTICAL AND 8

• SPACE APPLICATIONS AND TO STUDY EFFECTS OF RADIATION AND HIGH TEMPERATURES ON

• SHIELDINO AND OTHER MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR NUCLEAR PROPULSION SYSTEMS.

THE REACTOR WAS OF THE MATERIALS TESTING REACTOR (MTR) TYPE, LIGHT-WATER SC00 LED AND MODERATED WITH A PRIMARY BERYLLIUM REFLECTOR AND A SECONDARY S

• WATER REFLECTOR. THE INITIAL CORE WAS A 3 BY 9 ARRAY OF MTR-TYPE FUEL 8

$ ELEMENTS AND WAS DESIGNED FOR OPERATION UP TO A POWER LEVEL OF 60

$ MEGAWATTS.

A MOCK-UP REACTOR LICENSED TO OPERATE UP TO A F0WER LEVEL OF 100 KILOWATTS THERMAL WAS ALSO CGN'TRJCTED AT THE FACILITY AND OPERATED AT sVARIOUS POWER LEVELS.

8 THE FACILITY IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY 50 MILES WEST OF CLEVELANDe OHIO AND SAFPROXTMATELY 3 MILES SOUTH-SOUTHEAST OF SANDUSky. OHIO. A CITY OF ABOUT

$35 000 POPULATION.

THE REACTOR SITE LIES IN THE NORTH SECTION OF THE NASA 8

$ PLUM BROOK STATION AND OCCUPIES APPROXIMATELY 30 ACRES.

CONSTRUCTION OF THE REACTOR WAS COMPLETED IN 1960 AND CRITICALITY WAS

.8 ACHIEVED IN 1961.

FULL POWER WAS REACHED IN 1962.

THE REACTOR WAS SHUT lbOWN IN JANUARY 1973 AND PLACED IN STAND 9Y MODE IN JUNE 1973.

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4 4L 3M-4957 THE DECISIGN WAS MADE NOT TO RESTART THE REACTOR. SURVEILLANCE 8

$ ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT SAFE PROTECTIVE STORAGE HAVE CONTINUED SINCE !?73.

8 SAND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ULTIMATE DISMANTLEMENT.

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THE PLUM BROOK REACTOR FACILITY CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING COMPONENTSI 8

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REACTOW 9UILDING (RB) 8 8.

PRIMARY PUMP HOUSE (PPH) 8 C.

HOT LABORATORY BUILDING (HL) 9 93 Off fCE-AMD LADORATORY BUILDING (OLB)

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HOT RETENTION AREA (HRA) 9: WATER-fFFLUEMY MONITORIN8 ST ATION (WEMS) 8 M.

OVERHEAD STORAGE TANK (SCHEDULED FOR REMOVAL) 8 J.

OVERHEAD STORAGE TANK (SCHEDULED FOR REMOVAL) e O C9OLING-TOWER (REMOVE 3 IN 1983)

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EMERGENCY RETENTION BASIN (ERB) 8 9.

WASTE HANDLING BUILDING (WHB) 8 OPERATING HISTOR.Y 9

THE PLWM DROOn REACTOR OPERATED FROM 19AI TO 1973 PERFORMING NUMEROUS S

SEXPERIMENTS FOR MASA AERONAUTICAL AND SPACE POWER SYSTEM AFPLICATIONS AND 8

SRADIATION AND TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON SHIELDING AND OTHER MATERIALS REQUIRED 4

SFOR-#UCLEAR-PROPUtSIOM SYSTEMS.

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RECORDED OPEPATING HIST 0tf IS AVAILAPLE IN THE FORM OF LOG BODBS. SHIFT REO9499, REPORTS ETC.

THIS INF09HATILN WAS NOT CONSIDERED RELEVANT TO 8

SDECOMMISSING AND IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT. THE CORE PLATES WERE 8

$ REPLACED 'HREE TIMES OURIN3 OPERATION USING WATER SHIELDED REMOTE 8'

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ALL EXPERIMENTS FROM THE REACTOR. REMOVAL OF FUEL AND WATER FROM THE 8

$ FACILITY AND SEALING OF SYSTEMS TO PREVENT INTRUSION OF THE ELEMENTS.

9 StWEM-TMetHHt-TPE CONT AIMMENT VESSEL EXTENDS APPROXIMATELY 25 FE E T BELOW 8

88ROUNDWATER LEVEle INTRUSION OF GROUND WATER HAS BEEN REFELLED.

8 8 TEMPERATURES WITHIN THE F ACILITY HAVE BEEN MAINT AINED AT AFtR0tIMATE LY 945-DEWREE8 F DURING WINTER MONTHS AND AT AMBIENT TEMPERATURE DURING THE 8

SSUMMER. CATHODIC PROTECTION OF THE CONTAINMENT VESSEL CONTINUES TO 8

80 PIRATE. THE REACTOR VESSEL AND CORE ARE CONTINUOUSLY

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THE-fAC!ttTP-1teS DECOMMISSIONED UTILIZIMO APPROXIMATELY 150 WORKERS WITH SAN ESTIMATED AVAILABLE TIME OF-60-70 PERCENT. COSTS FOR THE 8

• DECOMMISSIONING ACTIVITY ARE NOT AVAILABLE BUT LABOR (MANHOURS) EXPENDED SCOUC N -TO ESTIMATE COSTS FOR SIMILAR WORK.

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DUAI AL CHAR 4KSt 671664 TOTAL BURIAL COSTS PER CU FTt $1.00 PACKED LLW 8

TRANSPORT CHARGES! INCL. ABOVE CASK RENTAL RATES!

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CONTAINER COSTSt DNA TRANSPORTATION RATE!

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SURCHARGESt DNA 8

OTHER COSTS ($ YEAR) 8 UTILITIES!

DNA DATA NOT AVAILABLE FOR DECOMMISSIONING MISC. SUPPLIESI DNA TIME PERIOD. SURVEILLANCE CPSTS FOR NUCLEAR INS.!

NONE YEARS 1979 AND 1982 ARE SHOWN IN LICENSE FEESt NONE SURVEILLANCE REPORTS FOR THOSE YEARS FINAL SITE SURVEYt DNA 8

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NUM8ER OF CONTAINERSS 694 8

TOTAL RADWASTE INVENTORY (CI) 50062.84 8

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DESCRIPTION S...............................................................................................................................

XX MAJOR DUILDING OR SYSTEM XX---- COMPONENT, ROOM 04 SUS-SYSTER XX-- SPECIFIC ITEMS IN THE ENTRY A30VE XX ACTIVITY SPECIFICATION CODE 01-REACTOR pu!LDING 0101---- REACTOR PRES $URE VESSEL 010101-- FISSION CHAMSER TUBES 010102-- DUEL ELEMENT TRANSFER CHUTE 010103-- INSTRUMENTATION TUDES 010104-- NOR120NTAL SEAM TU9ES 01010$*- HORIZONTAL THROUGH HOLES Olet0A-- CONTROL ROS MECHANISMS l

010107-- DORON THERM 0 PILE LEADOUT i

010100-- HYDRAULIC RASSIT TUDES 010109-- VERTICAL TEST N0LES Olet t e-- THERMAL COLUMW 010111-- PRIMARY COOLING WATER LINES 010112-- ACCESS HATCH 010113-- VERTICAL TEST HOLE 010114-- VESSEL CLOSURE FLANGE 010199-- MISCELLANEOUS INTERNALS ds 0102---- REACTOR CORE 010201-- NORTH CORE DOX PLATE Ch 080202-- RD PIECES W/ PLUGS e

010203-- RC PIECEC W/ FLUS $

080204-- RB PIECES W/ PLUSS 08020s-- RA PIECES W/ PLueS 01020A-- LleLit PIECES W/0 PLUGS 010207-- LA 2-10 PIECES W/0 PLUGS 010209-- FLOW DIVIDER PLATE 080209-- UPPER GRIO 010210-- CONTROL ROD ROLLER OUIDES (10) 010211-- VT-2 BEAM YUSE EAST OF CORE 010232-- VT-2 DEAM TUDE WEST OF CORE 010213-- MS-4 BEAM TUBE 010284-- HB-S SEAM TUDE 080215-- MS-e DEAM TUDE 110214-- HT-1 DEAM TUBE 310217-~ HT-2 SEAM TUDE 080219-= HB-1 DEAM TUBE 080219-- MS-3 BEAM TUDE 010220-- FAR SOUTH CORE 80X PLATE 010221-- CORE BOX SIDE PLATES 010722-- LOWER GRIS 010223-- UPPER FLOW OUIDE

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DESCRIPTION 8 SYSTER/ COMPONENT

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680224-= LowtR FLOW SUIDE 010225-- MISCELLANEOUS 90LTS 080226-- UPPER IMERNAL SMIELD 010227-- LONER THERMAL SHIELD 010220-- CONTROL RCD DRIVE BOX 010229-- METERING PLATE 010230-- DERYLLIUM CONTROL RCD 010231-- SUPPORT FLOW OUIDE 0102 2--

CADMIUM CONTROL ROD 010233-- VERTICAL ADJUSTA8LE FACILITT TUDES 010234-- R AND L BLOCK PLU0S 6803---- WATER QUADRANT A 010301-- MT-1 INSERTION MACMINE 010302-* HT-2 INSERTION MACHINE 010303-- EXPERIMENTAL OAS STOR40E TANK 010304-- MTDRAULIC RABBIT EQUIPMENT 080305-- STEEL CASK 4 010304-~ STEEL CASE D 080307-- STEEL CASR C 080308-- STEEL CASK D 010309-- CONCRETE DRUM SHIELD 010J10-- CONCRETE LINED DRUMS (2) 010311-- SNOUT SHIELB WITH TRANSFER TABLE ds 010312-= TRACF 010313-- EXPOSED SMIELD

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0104---- OUADRANT 3 010401-- SMIM RCS DRIVE ACTUATORS (10) 010402-- REGULATING ROD ACTUATORS (3) 010403-- DOUBLE-STACKED 0.21 M3 DRUMS EXPOSED EPUIP.

010404-- EXPERIMENTAL CONSOL ES (3) 010405-* DRUMS OF EXPOSED MARDWARE (3) 010404-- CENTRIFUGES (23 010407-~ NEUTRON RADIOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT MOUSING 010408-- UNDERNATE3 VENICLE 080409-- UNDEPWATER L10MT1 (SS) 010410-- UWDR dINDOW 90X 080411-- DUMMY FUEL ELEMENTS (25) 010412-- FISSION CMAMDER DRIVE UNITS (28 010413-- F1LTER MOUSINOS (4) 010414-= NEUTRON SHIELDING BLOCKS AND FOUNDATION i

C105---- WATER OUADRANT C 080$01-- M0T CAVE INSERTION MACHINEe RAILS AND FOUNDA 010502-* MOT OAS STORAGE TANK $ 43) 010$03-- FUEL CHUIE LINERS 010504-- FUEL CMUTE 010505-- MT-1 INSERTION MACHINE I

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S.........C3MPONENT.................................... DESCRIPTION 8 SYSTEM /

NUMBER 010306-= MT-2 INSERTION MACHINE C10507-- MYDRAULIC RASSIT EQUIPMENT 0104---- WATER QUADRANT D 010403-- MD-1 INSERTION MACHINE 010602-- MB-2 INSERTION MACHINE 010603-- CONTROL PANELS (3) 010404-- CONTROL PANELSe NYDRAULIC (3) 010605-- DECKING S SUPPORT STEEL 0107---- CANAL E 010701-- FUEL TRUCKS (2) 010702-~ EXPOSES AIR LOCK CONVEYOR 0100---- CANAL 8 010001-- FUEL STORAGE RACKS 010002-- FUEL SHIPPING CASKS (3) 080003-- SAMMA IRRADIATION FACILITY 0109---- DRY ANNULUS 010901-- VACUUM SERWICES SYSTEMS TANKS (3) 010902-- PRE-FABRICATED MONITORING CASINET 030903-- METER MOUNT PANEL 010904-- TANKS (2) 9 010903-- VACUUM PUMPS (2) d 010906-- VACUUM MOTORS (2) 00 oloto7-- NEUTRON POISON I NJE C T I ON SYSTEM 010900-- CONSOLE (3) 010909-- COMPRESSORS (3) 010910-- NOBLE OAS PURIFIER 080911-- METERING PANEL 010912-- NEUTRON SHIELD TANKb 8 STAND 080913-- UACSUM MOTOR S PURP 010914-- G $ C RECIRCULATION PUMPC $ MOTORS (2) 080915-- 0 8 C PUMP CONTROL PANEL 010916-- 0 8 C SYSTEM MOTOR S PUMP (2) 010917-- UTILITY AIR SYSTER TANK A 010910-- UTILITY AIR SYSTEM TANK D 010989-- UTIL1tf AIR SYSTEM TANK C 010920~- UTILITY AIR SYSTEM TANK D 010921-- MYDRAULIC PUMP 8 STORAGE TANKS (1 PUMP. 3 TA 010922-- CONTROL PANELS (2) 010923-- PRE-FADRICATED ALUMINUM PANELS (3) 010924 - MOTOR-GENERATOR SET 010925-- COMPRESSORS (2), MOTOR S CONTROL PANEL 010924-- MCC 010927-- EXPERIMENTAL CONSOLE 010920-~ EXPERIMENTAL CASINET 010929-~ VALVE PANEL

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f*CILITT

.SYS/ COMP.

8 SYSTEM / COMPONENT

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DESCRIPTION s=====================.========.=================e===============================eesee========================================*.

$10990-- EQUIPMENT 0110---- CANAL F 011001-- BRAIN 0111---- SMR4PNEL $ DIOLOSICAL SMIELD 011101-- PIPING IN DIO-SMIELD 011102-- CONCRETE 0112---- NATER SUADRANTS A-D 8 CANALS E-F 0113---- SUB-PILE ROOM 0814---- CONTAINMENT VESSEL 031401-- FIXED EDUlfMENT 011402-- UCNTILATION EQUIPMENT 011403-- CV PENETRATIONS 0115---- CANALS J $ K 041501-- MOT DRAIN 0114---- LILY PAD 0117---- LEAD SMIELD DELON REACTOR CAVITY elle---- CANALS E 8 8 011901-- MOT DRAIN 0119---- QUADRANTS A-D 0120---- REACTOR TANK 0190---- EQUIPMENT 0191---- CONTAMINATED DRAINS 0192---- CONTAMINATED MATERIAL 0193---- CONTAINMENT CAP 0195-~~- FIXED EQUIPMENT 8

0198---- CONTAMINATED MYAC SYSTEM d

c199---- CONTAMINATED CONCRETE W3 8

02------ MOT LADORATORT DUILDIN8 0201---- MOT CLLL 1 020301-- ADRASIVE CUTOFF MACHINE 020102-- POST-IRRADIAYION EXAMINATION PERISCOPE 020103-- PORTABLE PONER TOOLS 020104-- 0.91 MG CRANE 0202---- M0T CELL 2 020201-- ENGINE L ATHE 020202-- MARDNESS TESTER 0203---- MOT CELL 3 020301-- TESTING ASSEMBLIES 020302-- 0.95 MO CRANE 0204---- MOT CELL 4 020401-- VIBRATORY POLISHING UNITS (31 020402-- ULTRASONIC CLEANING UNIT

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020403-- MOUNTING PRESS 020404-- EL E CTROPOL I SME R 8 ETCHING UNIT 020405-- PERISCOPE 0205---- M0T CELL 5 020501-- MODIFIED METALLOGRAPM 020s02-- MODIFIED MICROMARDNESS TESTER

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FNCitt?T

.SYS/ CORP.

8 SYSTEM / COMPONENT NUMBER.

DESCRIPTION g...................................................................................

020303-- MODIFIES CATHODIC ETCHER 0204---- HOT CELL e 020401-- CMEMICAL ANALYSIS EQUIPMENT 0207---- NOT CELL 7 020701-- ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS 0200---- ALL HOT CELLS 020901== EOUIPMENT S PIPING 020002*- STAINLESS STEEL CLADDINS 020003-- CONT =MINATED CONCRETE 020904-~ NINDOWS 020803-- DRAINS C20004-- CELL MANIPULATORS 0209--== COLS WORK AREA WITH 0.91 MS CRANE (RM el 0210---- MANIPULATOR REPAIR SHOP (RM 9) 0211---- COL D L AV AT0kV (RM 123 0212---- CHAN8E ROOM (RM 14) 0213---- HOT LAVATORY (RM 13) 0214---- HOT W9RK AREA (RM 16) 0215---- HOT HANDLING AREA (RM 17) 0214---- CANAL J (AREA 18) 0217---- HOT DRV STORAGE (AREA 19) 0218---- OFF GAS CLEAN-UP (RM 194) 0219---- HOT WET STORAGE W/ 4.5 MO HOIST (CANAL K)

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0220---- STORAGE AREA (RM 21) 0221---- REPAIR SHOP (RM 22) 3 0222---- DECONTAMINATION AREA (RM 23)

C3 022201-- STAINLESS STEEL CLADDING e

0223---- HOT SAMPLE STOR AGF CAVE (RM 24) 0224---- HOT PIPE TUNNEL (RM 253) 0295---- FIILD EDUIPMENT 0294---- CONTAMINATED PIPING 0297---- LOCSE EDUIPMENT 0290---- CONT AMINATE D HVAC SYSTEM 0299---- CONTAMINATED CONCRETE 03------ WASTE HANDLING BUILDING 0301---- OPERATING AREA (RM 1) 0302---- DECONTAMINATION AREA (RM 2) 030201-- SOLID WASTE HYDRAULIC BALER 030202-- WASTE CANNER 030203-- CONCRETE MIMER 0303---- LAUNDRY ROOM (RM 33 030301-- WASHING MACHINE 030302-- DRYER 0304---- CLEAM CLOTHING (RM 43 0305---- STORAGE (RM S) 0304---- LADORATORY (RM e) 0307---- 0FFICE (RM 7) 0300---- CHANGE ROOM (RM til

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F*GtkIT9

.9VS/CDMP.

8 SYSTEM / COMPONENT

. NUMBLR.

DESCPIPTION s.**e=******==***=....e=======..eeeeeeeeee=====esee==ee.....................e==================..e==========================.

9369---- 9 1 M0 GANTRY CRANE 0310---- EWAPORATOR (SKID MOUNTED) 03 1---- BOILER ROOM (RM 14) 0312---- ACCESS 8 WORK AREA ROOM (RM ES) 0313---- STAIR HOUSING AREA (RM 14) 0314---- PREPARATION ROOM (RM 17) 0315---- EVAPORATOR ROOM (RM 18) 031501-- HOT SUMP PUMP 031502-- EVAPORATOR 0314---- ACCESS TUNNEL (RM 19) 0317---- RESIN PITS (2) 0390---- EQUIPMENT 0395---- FIXED EQUIPMENT 0394---- CONTAMINATED PIPING 0397---- LOOSE EcutPMENT 0399---- CONT AMINATE D MVAC SYSTEM 0399---- CONTAMINATED CONCRETE 04------ PRIMARY PUMP MOUSE 0401---- PRIMARY PUMP 1 0402---- PRIMARY PUMP 2 0403---- PRIMARY PUMP 3 0404---- PRIMARY MEAT EXCHANGER (2) (RM 4) 0405---- DEGASSIFIER SYSTEM 8

040501-- DE0 ASS!FIER 040502-- RECIRCULATING PUMP 040503-- STEAM GENERATOR g

040504-= SUPER MEATER 040505-- RECOMBINER 040504-- CONDENSER 040507-- VACUUM PUMP 040500-- MOISTURE SEPARATOR 040509-- WATER COOLED COMPRESSOR 740510-- GAS STORAGE TANK 040511-- CONDENSATE PUPP 040512-- FILTER UNIT 0406---- SYPASS DEIONIZER (RM el 040A01-- MIKED SED 040602-- CATION DED 0407---- PUMP MOUSE SUMP PUMP (RM 9) 0400---- ELECTRICAL CONTROL CENTER (RM 3) 0409---- PRIMARY PUMP MOTORS (3) (MEZZANINE) 0410 --- PRIMARY PUMPS 1-3 (SEE 0401-0403) 0495---

f!IED EQUIPMENT 0494---- CONTAMINATED PIPING 0497---- LOOSE EQUIPMENT 0499---- CONTAMINATED MVAC SYSTEM 0499---- CONT AMINATE D CONCRETE 1

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DESCRIPTION 8 SYSTEM / COMPONENT NUMBER se...............c..............................................................................................................

OS-FAN MOUSE 0501---- OPERATING AREA ERM 13 050101-- CONTAINMENT VESSEL VENTILATING SYSTEM 9S02---- EOUIPMENT ROOM tRM 8) 0$03---- SUMP ROOM ERM 71 0504---- DEIONIZER (RM 4) (INCL FILTERSe FANS PIPING OSOS---- 0FFICE (RM S D 0$06--~~ AIR MONITOR (RM el 0507---- STACK OS93---- FIMLD EQUIPMENT OS94---- CONTAMINATED PIPING 0S97---- LOOSE EQUIPMENT Oste---- CONTAMINATE 3 MVAC EQUIPMENT 0S99---- CONTAMINATED CONCRETE 04------ 0FFICE AND LABORATORY DUILDING (OLD) 0401---- 0FFICES 0402---- ELECTRONICS REPAIR SHOP 0403---- MEALTH PHYSICS OFFICES 0404---- FIRST AID FACILITIES 0405---- LON-LEVEL RADIOCMERICAL LASS 04050s-- CONTAMINATED MOODS AND SINKS 0494---- CONTAMINATED PIPING 0497---- LOOSE EQUIPMENT I

s.79---- CONTAMINATED HVAC SYSTEM hj 0499---- CONTAMINATED CONCRETE 07------ HOT RETENTION ARE4 (MRAD 0701---- 4.7 METER I.D. TANKS (8) 070101-- TANK 1 i

070302-- TANK 2 1

070103-- TANK 3 070104-- TANK 4 070105-- TANK S 070106-- TANK 4 070107-- T4NK 7 070108-- TANK 3 0702---- 107 CENTIMETER DIAMETER TANKS SUMPS (8) 0703---- 2.4 METER I.D. TANKS 44) 070301-- TANK 9 070302-- TANK 10 070303-- TANK 11 070304-- TANK 12 0704---- PLATES 0705---- DISCHARGE PUMP FCR 2.4 METER I.D. TANK $

0790---- PIPES S VALVES 0796---- CONTAMINATED PIPING 0797---- LOOSE EQUIPMENT 0799---- CONTAMINATED HVAC SYSTEM

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FACILITY

.SYS/ COMP.

. NUMBER DESCRIPTION 8 SYSTER/ COMPONENT

$============*===*====.========.e=====================================================================*===================*****.

0799---- CONTAMINATED CONCRETE 08------ COLD SETENTION AREA (CRA) 0001---- 1900 M3 BASINS (2) 0802---- VERTICAL PUMPS (2) 0890---- PIPES 8 VALVES 0999---- CONIAMINATED CONCRETE l

09------ EMERGENCY RETENTION BASIN (ER93 0901---- 37800 M3 E ARTME N-DIS E D D ASIN (t) 0902---- CONTAMINATED PIPING 10-----

ALL $1TE FACILITIES 1001- -

• 0NCRETE WASIES 8002---

INTRUSION ALARMS 1003--- - CONT AMIN ATE D AIR SYSTEMS 20------ PRIMART COOLING WATER SYSTEM (PCES) 20CI---- MAIN LOOP 2002---- DYF ASS CLE ANUP LOOP 2003---- INSTRUMENT AND TEST MOLE COOLING MOLE 2004---- SMUY30WN LOOP 2005---- PCWS PIPING AND VALVE S 8

21------ OUADRANT 8 CANAL SYSTEM (0 t CS) h4 2101---- RECIRCULATING SYSTEM 00 2102---- PUMPOUT SYSTEM 8

2803---- G & CS PIPING AND VALVES 2104---- CONTAMINATED DRAINS 22------

MOT DL '-IN SY S T E M 2201---- FAN MOUSE DUILDIND SUMPSt2) 2202---- 0FFICE & LADORATORY BUILDING SUMPS (2) 220 3 ---- PR IM AR Y PUMP MOUSE SUMP 2204---- HOT LA90RATORY SUMP 2205---- WASTE HANDLING BUILDING SUMPS (26 2206---- REACTOR DUILDINO 200601-- Sub-PILE ROOM SUMP 220602-- PROCESS PIPING PUMP ROOM SUMP t-7.6 M ELEVAT 220603-- PROCESS PIPING FUMP ROOM SUMP t-4.6 M ELEVAT 220404-- DRY ANNULUS SUPP 2207- -- PIPING 8 VALVES 2208---- PUMPS BO-- --- ALAEA (GUIPMENT 8001---- PORT ABL E O?Y ACE T TLE NE TORCH 8002---- F OR T ABL E PL ASM A TORCH 8003---- UNDERWATER PLASMA-AEC TORCH B004----

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eMRC APPROVED CRITERIA FOR A SAFE STORAGE MOTE WFRE MFT IN ALL CASE *.

sAPPRONIMATELY 100e000 MANMOURS LERE AVAILADLE FOR DECDMMISSIONING OPERATIO*S SWHICH WERE ACCOMPLISHED IN IME SIX MONTM FERIOD JANUARY-JUNEe 1973.

4*0TESI st. COST ITEM / ACTIVITIES - INCLUDES FUEL EEMOVAL e EXPERIME NT DISMANTLEMENT AND SFUEL SHIPMENT. THESE TASKS WERE PERFORMED CONCURkENTLY WITH DECOMMISSION!NO sACTIVITES.

s2. TASK /ShP NUMBER - DECOMMISSIONING ACTIV!YIES WERE DIVIDED INTO IS TASKS WITM l

SSAFE WORM PERMITS (SWP) ASSIGNED TO THESE TASRS.

THE FIRST 2 DIGITS IN THIS sCOLUMN IDENTIFY THE TASE AND THE LAST 3 DIGITS IDENTIFV THE SAFE WORK 8 PERMIT MuntER.

TASRS ARE DESCRIDED BELOWI STASM TASR TASK sNO. DESCRIPTION NO. DESCEIPTION NO. DESCRIPTION s--------

8 01 RUN RA991TS OA MUR W0kn 11 MOT LADDRATORV e 02 FUEL CROPPING O' QUADRANT WORA 12 WASTE MANDLING 3(DG.

E

• 03 FUEL UMLDADING OPS.

OS PRIMARY PUMP MOUSE

$3 SUD PILE ROOM e 04 IN-TAMK WORK 09 CANAL WOAh 14 0FFICESLAB DLDG.

(j

• C5 EXPERIMENT WORE 10 FAN MOUSE IS GENESAL g

83.tCATI CATE00RY-NOT USED FOR THIS REPORT.

s4. DATES SHOWN ARE AC?LAL DATES RECORDED ON SAFE WOAK FERMITS.

s?. MAN MOURS e.RE ACTUAL MAN MOURS EECDRDED ON SAFE WORh PERMITS. SAFE WORM sPtRMITS WERE PREFARED FOR WOEn IN AAEAS WITM RADIATION LEVELS EXCEEDING 4100 MR/MR.

WORK PERFORMED OUTSIDE OF AREAS COVERED BY SWP'S ARE NOT

• COVER?D IN YMIS REPJRT.

46.(DNAP F#TA NOT AVAILADit. BLANh SPACES INDICATF DNA.

87. ACTUAL AAN REM - INCLUDES SWP COVERED WMOLE DCDY EXPOSURES ONLV.

SACRONYMS 3

MUR - MOCRUP REACTOR

• CV - CONTAINMENT VESSEL

$ CANAL - E, Fe 0, M. (E IS INSIDE THE CV)

OL8 - 0FFICE 8 LA90RATORY SLOG.

j 9FM - FAN MOUSE PPM - PRIMARY PDMP MOUSE j

eML - MOT LA90RATORY DUAD - DUANDEANTS A.

9. C e 3 D eML-CELLS

• ROOMS 1 THROUGH 7 E6 - EEACTOR bHILDING

$MMR - MOT MANDLING ROOM SPR SU9 PILE ROOM eMPT - HOT PIPE TUNNEL WM9 WAS1E HANDLING $UILDING I

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.DeTE 31 JAN 84 18105355 RID 10 30 JAN 84 DAHLGkEN

.PDR-SFSTOR UNCI DDS - PE0 JECT COST / EXPOSURE M 194 D

.C.<-SCNEDULED->.<--- ESTIMATED

---).<-------- A CTUaL ---------->.

s MAN MAN. START.COMPL. MAN.

SACTIVITY.

COST ITEM /

.SYS/ COMP.A.STARY.COMFL

. MAN.

NUMBER.T.DATE

.DATE

.MOURS. COST. REM DATE.DATE

.NDURS. COST REM SSPEC NO.

ACTIVITY s................ 6......................................................................

8 NOTE 1 NOTE 2 Nf3 NOTE 6 NOTE 4 NTES NOTE 6 NOTE 7 0102--GG RUN RAB91TS01-001 DNA DNA DNA DNA DNA 730101 730201 0.01 DNA 0.055 0102--98 RUN RABBITS01-002 730103 730103 0.30 0.075 0102--08 RUN RABBITS01-003 730104 730104 0.3a 0.115 0102--OS RUN RA33ITS01-004 730105 730105 0.01 0.050 0120--22 IN-TANK WORK 04-005 730104 730104 1 17 0.035 Ot----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-006 730 08 730108 4.00 0.048 01----G0 UNLDAD RASSIT 01-007 730808 730100 0.15 0.015 s

CAPSULES l

01----F-CRC' FUEL ELEMENTS02-00s 730 09 730109 1.00 0.002 01----60 UNLOAD RABBIT 01-009 730109 730109 0.04 0.020 8

C APSUL E S 01----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-080 730810 730110 4.40 0.022 0102--G0 LOAD DUMMIES IN CORE 02-011 730110 730110 4.50 0.045 Ot----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-012 730111 730111 0.55 0.011 0203--OS CLEAN CELL NO. 3 11-013 730818 730181 0.23 0.070 0203--89 CLEAN CELL NO. 3 13-014 730112 730122 4.00 0.200 01----F-CRDP FUEL ELEM(NTS02-015 7301:2 730112 1.25 0.025 01----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-014 730115 730115 5.00 0.025 02----0J MOVE NOT WASTE 11-017 73011e 73011e 0.03 0.135 OS----P-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-013 730114 730136 1.30 0.022 01--- E-MOVE EXPERIMENT 05-019 73011e 730114 ----

0.000 8

69-01 g

0701--83 WORK IN CELL NO. I 11-020 730816 730116 0.77 0.770 na Ot----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-021 730117 730117 10.00 0.020 00 01----E-DI3 ASSEMBLE EXP.05-022 730137 730117 0.20 0.285 I

e 47-07 01----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-023 730110 73011e 5.00 0.025 0120--2Z IN-TANK WORK 04-024 730118 730118 3.00 0.045 Ot----r-SARPLE EXP. 47-07 05-025 73011e 730189 0.14 0.140 8

GAS Ot----E-WORK 04 EEP. 47-07 05-026 730 39 730119 2 50 0.050 01----F-CRDP FUEL ELEMENTS02-027 730119 730119 4.00 0.020 OS----S-LCAB SAMPLES11-02e 730839 730119 0.26 0.(65 1

1 0802--8J UNLOAD PDR CORE 03-029 730119 730819 0.20 0.060 0120--12 IN-TANM WORK 04-030 730122 730122 0.22 0.255 01----E-WORK ON EIP. 49-01 05-031 730122 730122 0 07 0.023 OI----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-032 730122 730122 4.00 0.020 0120--S-LOAD TA SAMPLES11-033 730122 730122 0.09 0.035 0120--ZZ IN-TANK WORK 04-034 730123 /30:23 0.09 0.02) 03----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-035 730123 730123 4.00 0.020 01----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS C2-036 730124 730124 4.40 0 022 0120- LOAD TA SAMPLE

$1-037 73012e 730124 0.03 0 065 01----E-WORK ON EXP. 47-07 05-038 73012e 73012+ 1.40 0.007 01----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-039 73012e 73012e 1 40 0.007 0120--22 IN-TANK WORK 04-040 73012e 730126 1.20 0.018 01----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-041 730129 730129 2.00 0.0.0 Ot----F-CROP FUEL E1EPENTS02-042 730130 730330 2.00 0.010

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.DATE 31 JAN 84 13!05 55 RID 10 30 JAN 84 D AML ORE N

.P9R-SFSTOR UhCt DDS - PROJECT COST / EXPOSURE M 194 D 8

. C. <-SC ME DUL E D-). <--- ESTIMATED --->.<-------- A C 7 U A L

---

).

$ ACTIVITY.

Cott ITEM /

.SYSiCOMP.A. START.COMFL - MAN MAN. START.COMPL. MAN.

MAN sSPEC WG.

ACTIVITY

. NUMsER.T.DATE

,DATE

.MOURS. COST REM DATE.DAYE

. HOURS. COST. REM.

t====.==..ee.=====e**=====......ee...e===e.e===e....es................................es.e======.e====.e===e==========.

01--- REPAIR FUNCiURE RIGS11-043 730130 730130 0.40 0 010 01----G-REPAli FHRNACE 11-044 730130 730830 0.48 0.170 01----F-CROP FUEL EiEMENTS02-045 730131 730131 4.00 0.020 On----F-SAMPLE Ey*. 69-01 05-046 730201 730208 0 17 0.100 01----E-MOVE E XP 42-04 05-047 730208 730201 0.04 0.035 01----E. EmCAFSU1A75 EFP.04-043 730201 73020s 0.12 0.040 s

69-31 01----F-CROP FLTL ELEMENTS02-049 730202 730202 4.00 0.020 99----ZZ UNLb43 DOCK UP 04-050 730205 730205 1.10 0 055 e

REAC7081 0120--ZZ IN-TANS dORK 444039 730205 730205 0.00 0.040 0120- 146 ve1 VES 07-0$2 730204 730204 0.17 0.043 Ot 20--S-FL ANGE OFF

R'07-033 73020e 730204 1.50 0.015 e

TANK 99----eJ UNLDAD MUP Coet 06 0,4 734J04 730206 1 50 0.035

?9----GJ UNLOAL MUR CURE 06-055 730207 730207 3.50 0.070 0104--68 01EAN 0440

"*0 MOT 07-054 73020e 73020s 0.2e 0.035 s

CAVE G103--SA INSPECTIONS OuAD 15-0564 830207 730207 2 90 0.145 8

A

01----E-2UT Et*. 42-12 95-057 730212 730212 0.10 0.440 On----F-CR0P FL'EL ELEMENTS02-050 730212 730212 1 25 0.025 01----E-REMOVE END-EIP.05-059 730212 730212 7.00 0.070 8

s 70-31 DO 07-060 73021J 730213 0 13 0.130

,0103--ZZ M.I.SC.. WORE-GUAp M3 a

0203--27 WORR IN CELL 3-M.L.11-043 730213 730213 0.75 0.150 01----E-fuTTT.MO EXP. 70-31 05-062 730J13 730213 2.20 0.022 Os----E-DISMA>'L E E s?. 49-01 05-043 730284 730214 5.30 0.030 0590--0D REPLACE FIL*FRS-F.M. 10-e64 730214 730214 2 40 0.480 01----E-MOVE EXP. 69-01 05-065 730214 730214 9.40 0.042 01----E-WORK ON EIP. 72-05 05-046 730215 730215 0.34 0.170 Ot----E-CUT O* EIP. 4J-02 05-06' 730216 730214 0.71 0.177 01----E-WORK ON EMP. A7-07 05-C49 730216 730216 0.34 0.035 01--- R E M04 E 91 8 ChAMDER 07-049 730220 730220 7.00 0.070 01----E-MOVE ENP. 42-02 05-070 730220 730220 0.37 0.037 01----E-PREP. ExP. 70-11 05-071 730220 730220 0.25 0.740 01----E-WORE ON ENP. 70-11 05-372 730221 730221 0.e5 0.490 On----E-WOPR 04 LECO 31-073 730222 730222 0.20 0.100 01----E-WORK OM EIP. 70-11 05-074 730222 730222 0.39 0.195 01C2--eJ REMOVE D4MMY FUEe 04-075 730776 730226 2.00 0.020 Ot----F-CROP FUEL ELEMENTS02-076 730226 730224 2.00 0.020 01----r-CROP f ut L EL EMEN TS02-077 730227 730227 1.40 0.007 0120--72 IN-TAME wCRK 04-979-730227 730227 2.00 0.014 0120--22 IN-TANK WCtt 04-079 730229 730228 1.10 0.011 01----F-rROP FUEL ELE 4EN'O 02-080 730220 730228 1.40 0.003 0206--03 CLEANUP-CELL NO. 4 11-081 730228 730228 0.49 0.345 0204--6B CLEANUP-CE1L NO. e 18-082 730301 730301 e.07 0.195 l

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4

.DATE 31 JAN 44 141051$5 419 10 30 JAN $4 DAMLGREN

.PSR-SFSTOR umCI 905 - PROJECT COST /f sPosVRE M 194 0

<C.<-SCHEDULED-).<--- ESTIMATED --->.<-------- A C T U A L ----------).

8

..STS/ Cone,4.81 ART.ConPL MAN MAN.

SACTIVITT.

COST ITEM /

MAN.STAP-.ComPL MAN

• SPEC NO.

ACTIVITv

. NumDER.T.DATE

.DATE

.MOURS. COST. REM Dale.DATE

.MOURS. COST REn.

e...............................................................................................................................

On----F-CWOP FUEL ELEMENTS

?2-083 730301 730301 4.00 0.020 0224 -SJ REn0VE PLUG MT-1A 94 **04 730302 730302 0.05 0.150 0106--01 ION CMadtER woRea 07-095 730302 730302 0.31 0 155 8

OUAD

• • S' 0206--89 CLEANu*-CrLL pg. 6 gg.084 730302 730302 0.10 0.240 0209--89 CLEANUP WASTE-M.L.11-097 730305 730305 0.96 0.240 01----F-CRCP FbEL ELEMEN'S 02-C00 730305 730305 4.00 0.C20 0113--GI SUD PILE 400m W3aK 37-089 730305 730305 c.47 0.020 0113--93 SUD PILE #00m v3Rn 13-090 730304 730306 1.06 0.045 0208--S.4 PEMOVE waste-9 *L.11-098 730304 730306 0.93 1 160 Ol----F-CROP FUEL ELEMEN'S02-092 730307 730307 1.20 0.004 0104--83 DU40

• • D' CLEAWuP 07-093 730307 730307 5 47 0.085 01----GD INSTAt.L LECO 13-094 730307 730307 0.13 0.095 0104--G- 00AD

• • D' WATEk 07-09" 730308 730309 4.23 0.127 s

SAMPLE 02----GJ EMPT T CORE M4CHINf 11-096 730308 730300 0.54 0.140 02----GJ REh0VE INST.07-097 730309 730309 0.40 0.149 TMIMDi!L 01----E-Wo*K CN EnP. 7a-12 05-098 730312 730312 0.08 0.040 Ot----E-CUT UP (APERIMLh S65-099 730312 730312 0.09 0.045 0103--83 DIVfMS OPteAT!GM 07-100 736313 730313 0.te 0.195 8

OumD

• • 4**

Ol----E - DIS ASSEndL E LSCRMEED 05-101 730313 730333 0.05 0.250 8

8 LCO*

bO OS----E-CLEAR 4 REMOVE INST.18-162 730313 730313 0.00 0.415 01--4 -F-C6EAN EFP 70-11 05-103 730313 730313 0.20 0.010 h3 rLU, Wi.E Ot----E-Cbt UP FEP. 42 ~1 05-104 7303f3 730313 1.95 0.195 w'JR CORE 06-145 730314 730314 0.05 0.085 99----SM MO,TMBALL 30 8

01----GD INSTSLL fMIELDING 47-10e 730314 730314 0.3s 0.170 s

PLUGS 03----SJ REMOVE M19C. N AT

• L 11-107 730314 730314 0.46 0.165 01----E-CUT UT EKFERIMEnfS05-108 730314 730314 0.46 0.115 0105--01 DIVIhG DPERATION 07-109 730315 739,15 3 25 0.065 9

OUAD

• • C

(NOT USEAP NA-110 l

0203--0B CLEAN UP CELL No. 3 11-111 730315 730315 0.6e 0.205 On----E-CUT UP EIPERIMENTS 05-!!2 730315 730315 2.40 0.240 99----SI STANDei PaEP. - MUR 66-113 730316 730314 4.70 0.047 Once--ZZ MISC. WORE OuaD 07-114 730386 730386 2.90 0.058 8

• • D'*

0203--03 CLEANUP CELL NO. 3 11-115 730316 730386 0.e5 0.255 E'P. 47-07 05-114 739314 730316 0.12 0.180 01----E-WORK ON a

0805--81 DIVING OPERATION -

07-117 730317 730317 1 00 0.020 8

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0200--09 CLEAN CELLS 3,4e5..13-118 730389 730319 3.32 0.405 8

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.PDR-SFSTOR uwC8 DDS - PROJECT CUST/ EXPOSURE M 194 9 e

.C. <-SC HE DUL E D -). <--- ESYtmeTEp --->.<-------- A CYuA L SACTIWITT.

COST ITE4/

.SYS/CDMP.A. START.COMPL. MAN MAN. START.COMPL. MAN MAN eSPEC mo.

ACTIVITY wun8ER.T.DATE

.DATE

.MouRS. CDST REN. DATE.DATE

.MOURS. CDST. REM e

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0100--GE LOAD SPEh! FUEL 03-139 730319 730319 3.00 0.015 0104--22 ntSC. WORx-OuAt 07-120 730319 730319 3 50 0.045 e

• • 3**

0189--22 FISC. nbiES-ALL 07-121 730320 730320 1.75 0.035 8

Qua85 0109--RE LOAD Fut*.. ELFntmTS03-522 730320 730320 2.00 0.010 0206--83 CLEAmuP-CELL mo. &

31-123 730320 730320 0 27 0.485 01----E-WORK 04 EEP. 47*07 05-124 730320 738320 ----

0106--89 IN. St.o, f PL UR- 0UAB 07-125 730320 730320 1.00 0.024 g

g 0103--03 INSERT PLUS-eUA9 07-12e 730321 730321 0.12 0 185 e

• • A**

02----SM PACKASE Watit-M.L.11-827 730328 730321 1.95 0.195 0804--22 M..I SC.,. WORE-94A8 07-128 730321 730321 1.25 0.025 g

g et ---E-WORE ON EIP. e4-04 05-129 730321 730321 0.23 0.085 Cl----E-WORK On EA*.

42-44 05-130 730322 730322 0.14 0.130 020S--et alSC. WDRa-CELL 5 88-133 730322 730322 0.56 0.125 06----09 FUEL DIS *0 Luff 54-OLB 14-132 730'22 730322 0.02 0.012 0183--22 R.ISC. WORE-0UA2 07-133 730322 73032 0 10 0.030 48*

g 04----SJ RE MOVi DT-PASa-PPM 0s-334 730322 730322 3.70 0.017 8

RR. 6 8

04----II MISC. WORN-PPM RN 4 0s-135 73032? 730322 0.89 0.445 LJ 04

---2Z MISC. WORK-Pew RM 4 0s-136 730323 730323 0.66 0.330

=d 0189--22 M.ISC. kcRK-t'UADS07-137 730323 730323 0.07 0.435 8

e

.atC'*

02:4--6M DECOMtPACAASE WASTE-31-330 730323 730323 2.35 0.235 8

h.L.

Oe----E-BISSDL VE ERP 6?05-139 730323 730323 0.01 0.020 8

OLS 0119--22 MISC. WORE-Ait QUADS07-140 730324 730324 0.5m 0.375 04-e--Z2 R!nC. WORR-PPM 08-14 730324 130324 0.95 0.285 04----J2 ntSC. WORE-PPM 68-142 730326 730324 0.80 0.000 0119--22 3:SC. WGRx-ALL suA,a 07-143 730326 730326 7.14 0.250 03 ----E9 LOWE R kT L E Vil 07-344 730327 73v327 4.75 0.095 04----89 'u9. D IS$0Lla d !Dm-OL D 84-145 730127 730327 0.02 0.019 0108--SE LS$D FUEL CA&RS-03-14e 730328 730378 4.40 0.022 3

CANAL

• • g*

0189--12 MISC. WOR 4-ALL 00405 07-147 730329 730328 5.0-0.505 0119--ZZ PISL'. WORK-C9Act 07-148 730329 730309 2.92 0.365 e

• • Alp **

04- --68 LIST 0LVE EaP. 67-07 05-849 730329 730329 0.01 0.020 0!!T--22 MISC. WCR%-ALL GUADS07-150 730330 710331 1 34 0.435 0800--8E LOAD Fuf L CAfXS03-153 730330 730330 4.00 0.020 Ott9--ZZ MISC. WORK-ALL QUAS4 07-152 730331 730331 1.05 0.525 0119--ZZ MISC. WGRW-ALL QUADS07-153 730402 730402 0.73 0.345 06----84 EEP. 67-07 DILuT11M C5-154 730402 730402 0.C5 0.025 l

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.PBR-SFSToa UNCI 263 - PROJECT COST /EaP05URE M 194 3

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. MAN SSPEC NO.

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0 OL D 01:3 -ZZ work Im SUB PILE 13-157 730403 730403 0 48 0.205 j

04 - -ZZ RISC. WORK-PPM en 4 08-159 730403 730403 1.00 0.020 0214--SM PACEASE WASTE-ML 12-159 730403 730403 2.45 0.430 0113--05 Daann LIaES 8 13-140 730404 730404 a.00 0.160 TMIRDL E S-SPR 0105 -81 WELD FLamSE POLTS-07-141 730434 730404 2.60 0.043 4

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04----04 CLEAWLP EIP. C 7 -O'05-162 730404 730404 0 44 0.022 0

OLD Ott3 -Gt INSTALa VENT TutImS-13-143 730405 730405 2.78 0.S42 8

SeR 0 042 Ott9--SA CMECE SKIELSIRS-ALL 07-164 730405 730405 4 7C 8

OUADS 0118 -9F 949 suRbET-CANALS13-163 730405 730405 4.20 0.042 0214 REPAID INST.-N.L.

Il-tee 73040$ 730405 0 29 0.430 0200--8B MOSE CfLLS 3e4eSeee7 11-167 730405 73040S 2.40 0.060 0119 -SF MonIT0t CamALS p33 15-168 730404 730404 0.03 0.030 0113--Z2 MISC. Woes-Sea 13-149 730406 730406 1.30 0.150 0200--03 CLEAM L** WASTE-M.L.12-170 730404 730406 1.e4 0.367 04----0J B12CommECT VALVES-08-171 730407 730407 3.50 0 033 6

PPM OL----F-CROP FCtL ELEREmTS 02-?72 730407 730407 3 00 0.025 0813--22 RISC. b3RK-SPA 13-173 730407 730407 S.00 0.075 l

g OR----F-CROP FUEL ELEnENTS02-174 730409 730409 2.00 0 010 i

04----SE LO42 arttu-PPM 0s-175 730409 730409 1 50 0.0t$

1 0113--Z2 MISs. W0aE-SPR 33-176 730407 730409 1.00 0.360 04----40 CMANGE FLANGE'*PM 00-177 730409 730409 1.00 0.015 0206 -6B CLEAm CELL NO 4-M.L.

st-17e 730409 730409 2.33 0 350 Ott3--bt PREP FOR STAmD97-SPR i3-179 730410 730410 0.90 0.090 0204--DM DECOM CTLL WO.e-M.L.31-100 730410 730410 1.87 0.260 0224 SEPAIR VALVE-M.P.T.09-101 730410 730410 0.02 0.040 0119--43 PREP FOR STANDST-07-182 7304:1 730411 10.50 0.305 s

GUADS 0 200 -- DM DEcom CELLS 3 4 5 16 31-183 730418 730411 2.95 0.295 0189--Z2 PISC. Wo4K-ALL quads07-184 7'0412 730412 11 50 0.11$

ott3--ZZ MISC. WOP % - SPd 12-3 5 730412 730412 0.08 0.015 0202--DM DEC0m CELL 2-M.L.11-10e 730412 730412 0.30 0.450 0119--ZZ M1SC. WORK-ALL OUADS67-107 730413 730413 14.00 0.140 0202--DM DECOM CELL 2-M.L.11-188 73043 730413 0.54 0.930 0214--GE PACKAGE WAST!-M.L.12-189 730414 7304:4 0.22 0.440 0 19--ZZ MISC. W0am-ALL QUADS07-190 730414 7304 4 13.00 0.130 Ott3 -G-REPAIR LEAKS-Stat 15-193 730416 730486 S.00 0.050 s

GUADS 0202 -DM DECOM CELL 2-M.L.85-192 730416 730416 4.30 3.240

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.DATE 31 Ja.4 34 18805155 RID to 30 JAN se DAHLSREN

.PDR-SFSTCt UNCI DDS - PROJECT COST /EEPOSURE n 194 3

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EIP.70-St 04----94 INSPECTION-P.P.th 60-197 730410 730488 ----

0 Rn 4 0202--9H DECOM CELL 2-4.L.11-198 730418 730438 0.S4 0 190 Ott3--ZZ nitC. uont-3.P.R.83-199 730419 730419 0.57 0.085 0113--84 LE AR CNECES-6.P. R.15-200 730420 730420 30.00 0 200 8

8 GUADS 0201--9J REMOVE WASTE-CELL 1 12-201 730420 730420 0 67 0 335 04----SJ REMOVE W003 weSTE 12-202 730424 730424 ----

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023 4--S-REP AIR CRANE - N.L.11-203 730424 730424 7 33 0 220 Ott3--3J REMOVE ENin RODS-SPR 82-204 730424 730424 2 75 0.053 0284--OH nowEtPACm4GE ETP'S.05-205 730425 730425 0 05 0.270 N.L.

Ott3--SJ REnovE SMIa RODS-13-206 730425 730425 0 49 0 24S 8

S.P.R.

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S.P.R.

0214--89 SEN. CLEANUP-H.L.18-200 730426 730426 0 32 0.315

[3 03--- CHANGE FILTERS-F.n 10-209 730426 730426 0.00 0.004 Ott3--GM STORE SHIN RODS13-210 730427 730427 0 12 0.040 OJ 8

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g 02----8B SEN. CL E ANUP-H.L.15-211 730427 730427 0.48 0.240 02----89 SEN. CLEANUP-M.L.11-212 730420 730428 0 52 0.235 0119--2Z MISC. WORK-ALL QUADS07-213 730428 730428 0 50 0 025 02----89 OEN. CLEANUP-N.L.

It-Sta 730430 730430 S.40 0 810 02----89 GEN. CLEANUP-M.L.17-215 730501 730508 25%

0.830 02----8B GEN. CLEANUP-H.L.15-21e 730502 730502 5 38 0.790 O S ----E - LO AD E IP. SPECinENS95-217 730502 730502 0 03 0 135 0120--SA CHECE RT VENT LINE 11-218 730502 730502 0 32 0.000 0203 -DN DECON CELL t-H.L.31-249 730503 730503 1 44 3.400 0120--S-REPAIR RT VENT LINE 31-220 730303 730503 1 40 0.400 -

02----88 GEN. CLEANUP-H.L.18-221 730503 730503 0 23 0.S10 02----G3 GCN. CLEANUP-N.L.11-222 730504 730504 0 28 0 055 0201--DN DECON CELL t-M.L.11-223 730504 730504 1 33 S.640 0201--DN DECON CELL t-N.L.18-224 730505 730505 4 07 0 430 0203--DH DECON CELL I-M.L.

38*225 730507 730$07 2.13 4 290 02----89 GEN. CLEANUP-4.L.11-226 730507 730507 1.27 0.095 02----69 GfM. CLEAWuP-H.L.81-227 730507 730507 0 43 0.320 0201--SM DECOM CCLL t-M.L.85-229 730500 730508 4.71 3.530 02----8B GEN. CLEANUP-N.L.18-229 730508 730300 1 13 0 005 0201--88 CLEANUP CELL t-H.L.13-230 730509 730509 0 16 0.405 03----OH WASTE MANDLING 12-271 730510 730510 2 10 0.455 0201--DN DECON CELL t-N.L.81-232 730380 730510 1 20 1 005 l

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M.L.

02----83 GEN CLEANUP-M.L.11-235 730512 7305:2 9.15 0.915 0214--SF RAB SURUET-M.L. REAR 15~234 73054 730514 0.08 0.150 07t e--Dn DECON RE AR SIDF-H.L.33-237 730514 730514 2.50 0.375 0108--GE LOAD CASES htTM FUEL 03-23P 730515 730515 0.54 0.535 02----G4 GEN CLEANUP-M.L.11-239 730515 730515 0.70 0.610 02----8 9 SEN CL E ANUP-M.L.31-240 730516 7305te 6.92 0.485 02----GB BEN CLEANUP-M.L.13-248 730587 730517 20.71 0.725 02----03 GEN CLEANUP-M.L.11-242 730518 730518 10.30 0.206 l

03----f-REP A t t EUAPORaT64 12-243 730522 730522 9.17 0.275 1

03----t-REPAIR EUAPORATOR 12-244 730523 730523 3 21 0.225 l

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eaa 0100--SJ R,t, PO.WE EQUIP -CANAL 09-238 73040s 730608 0.94 0.047 g

g 02----BH CLEAN SUnP-M.L.81-259 730403 730601 3.40 1.020 02----DN CLE AN SURP - M.L.

St-foe 730602 730402 0.34 1.030 0224--22 nISC WORE.M.P.T.49-268 730408 730400 0.40 0.220 03----SE LDAD MASTE-u.N.B.12-262 730608 73060s 0.33 0,300 02----se PURP SURP-M.L.11-263 730609 730609 0.27 0.000 0191--84 FLDOR DRAIN WORK 09-264 730623 730623 0.33 0.165 Ostt--En FLOOR D'AIN WORK 09-765 730424 730626 0.47 0.335 03----DN SECURE EVAPORATOR 12-464 730626 730424 3.80 0.285 03----GM SECURE FUAPORATOR 12-247 730627 730627 1.40 0.200

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sNOTE 1 NT2 NOTE 3 DNA REACTOR DNA DNA 0103---- GEN 20 7000 DNA INA 730331 OUADRANT

'A' REACfDR 0104---- GEN 100 730331 OuADRANT

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REACTOR 0105---- GEN 20 20000 730331 DUAt, RANT

'C' REACTOR 0104---- GEN 5

500 730331 Quat? NT

'D' RE AC T OR 0100---- GEN 30 730331 CANAu

'G' EAST IEIONIZER REACTOR 0108---- GEN 75 730331 CANAL "G"

bE.T DEIONIZER REACTOR 0138---- GEN 50 730331 DECON Sump - 15' LEVEL RE AC TOR 0110---- GEN O

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500 7302 539 PILE E00M-MAutFl[LD kHOLE SCDV NOT LAD 0204---- GEN 5

to 730411 FIELD AND MOT Sf0TS-fFLL 4 MOT Let 0206---- GEN 150 500 730411 FIELD AND HOT !FOT3-CELL A WASTE MAND 031501-- GEN 25 730426 HOT SLMP Im f umf AEEA WASTE MAND 038508-- CON 100 730e?e EVAPosATOE TOP-wHOLE Dobv Erf0SuaE EFF. MON.

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RESIN 0317---- GEN 50 75 730405 LOWFR-FIELDS ufrER-IM ftY OJ 8

PIT W OLD RM 210 0605---- GEN 20

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[3 1-CW REACTOR 0 F1 24 SnR 55 730529 og 3-CU REACTOR 0 FY 25 Sne 203 730529 8

1-CU REACTOR 0 FT 26 SMR 743 730529 t-CV REACTOR 0 FT 27 Snt See 730529 1-CW REACTOR 0 FT 2e SnR 98 730529 t-CU REACTOR 0 FT 29 Ent 276 730529 t-CW REALTOR 0 Fi 30 Sne 148 730529 t-CW REACTOR 0 FT 33 Sne 80 720529 t-CU REACTOR 0 FT 32 Ent 113 730529 1-Cv REACTOR 0 FT 33 Sna 104 730529 l-CU REACTOR 0 FT 34 Snm 106 730529 t-CU REACTOR 0 FT 35 SnR 395 730529 t-CW REACTOR 0 FT 36 SMR 950 730529 1-CW REACTOR 0 FT 37 SnR 342 730529 t-CU REACTDR 0 FT 3e SnR 694 730529 t-CU REACTOR 0 FT 39 SMR 122 730529 1-CW REACTOR e FT 40 SnR 110 730529 I

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-tSFT 45 anR 7A 730529 2-CV REACTOR

-15F7 4A SMR 38 730529 2-CV REACTOR

-15FT 47 SMR 112 710529 2-CW REACTOR

-tSFT 48 SMR 815 730529 2-CW REACTOR

-15FT 49 SMR 135 730529 2-CW REACTOR

-15FT 50 SMR 70 730529 2-CY REACTOR

-tSFT 51 SMR 7A 730529 2-CV REACTOR

-15FT 52 Snm 58 730529 2-CW REACTOR

-15FT 53 San 34 730529 2-CV REACTOR

-tSFT 54 SMR 152 730529 2-CU reactor

-15FY 55 Sna 72 730529 2-CU REACTOA

-15FY 5A SMR 72 730529 2-CV REACTOR

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13 SMR 47520 730505 1HL NOT LAS 4.5 14 SMR 77e 730505 1HL HOT LAB 4.5 15 SMR 112 730505 1ML NOT LAS 4.5 le SMR 26e4 730505 SNL M0f LAS 4:5 17 SMR 744 730505 1HL HOT LAB 4.5 18 SMR 1824 730505 1NL NOT LAS 4.5 19 SMR 19288 730505 3HL HOT L AD 4.5 20 SMR 41244 730505 1HL NOT LAB 4.5 21 SMR 3360 730505 SML NOT LAB 4.5 22 SMR 1713e 730505 1HL NOT LAS 45 23 SMR 27208 730505 1HL HOT LAS 4.5 24

$MR 1644 730505 3

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2.00 1.81 DNA DNA C SOLID DNA DNA 3A7.50 DNA P30713 43 350 29 5

1.00 0.84 DNA DNA C SOL I0 DNA l'NA 523.00 DNs.

I 730720 44 350 20 4

0.47 DNA DNA

( SDL I D $NA DNA

".14.05 DM.

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.DATE 02 FED $4 1384 125 RID 32 01 itC 81 PAML6sEN

.PDR 8JNC R Dda - SWIPMENT REPORT M 194 C

. DOT.<--- WASTE--->.

.T.

e sFAC. SNIP. SNIP LEN.<------ Ma/MR ----->. RAPIONUCLIDE.ACTIVITV.

WASTE

.Y.

PHYS CHEMICAL.Su!P. VOL umr.. WE I OM T 8C09. DATE.NUM

.NILES.CCNTCT.A FEET. CAD NAME. CURIES. SPEC NC.DESCRPTION.P. FosM FORM

. CLASS.Fiss3. POUNDS g.............................................................................................

8 NOTES 8

1.EDNN) - DATA NOT Av!ALASLE.

BLANK SPACES INDICATE DNA 8

2.ALL Wa%fES ARE ASSU4E) 70 SE NON-COMPACTED TaASMe METALS. CLOTMe FLASTIC.

8 RES!NSe FILTERSe ubr> KTC.

8 3.iTTP) TYPE #EFE45 70 #Ai ACTIVATED OR (L) CONTAMINATED MATERIALS.

a 4.SPECIAL NHCLEtt MAT (kIA*.S 402356 REPORTED IN GAA48.

e 8

0*AND. TOTAL -

0 RADIONuCLICE CURitS. 50+32 8400 a

8 WASTE CutIC FiET 8717.7$00 9

46 LM 8

9 i

PNG.

1

.DATE 31 JAN 84 11109154 wad 10 30 JAN 84 DAMLGREN

.P9R-SFSTOR Uht! DDS - DISPOSAL COSTS M 194 D e

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.t-~

---

DURIAL CMARGElt 9 -------->.<----- TRA.4SPORTaftom CMARGES e ---->.<----- CONTAINER CMAROES 9 ----->

8 SHIP.SMIP. DISP.

SMIPPING.

. NO. CONT. CONT

$ DATE.NUM

. BITE.34 SIC. CURIE.SP/MND.0THER. TOTAL COMPANY. BASIC.PERMti.0THER. TOTAL CONTAINER TYPE. CONT.COS'.REMY e.

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NOTE 1 NOTE 2 NOTE 3 730220 et MAEEY DNA DWA DNA DNA 1924 DNA DNA DNA COMEX Du!LDING 4 DNA DNA 730300 02 MAAEY 1100 STEEL DRUMS 50 730309 03 MerEY 1092 STEEL DRUMS 2

730312 04 MarEY t$92 STEEL DRUM t

730315 03 MAIEY 1092 STEEL DRUM 1

730320 OA MAIEY 1092 STEEL DRUM t

730324 07 MaxEY 1092 STEEL DRUM t

730329 et ManEY 1092 STEEL DRUM 1

730402 09 MAXEY 1092 STEEL DRUM I

730402 10 MAIEY 1092 STEEL DRUM 1

730405 11 MANEY 1968 STEEL DRUMS 14 730409 12 MAXEY 1092 S! EEL DRUMS

$8 730409 13 FAILY 8552 STEEL DRUM 1

730413 la MAxEY 1092 WRAPPED MAT'L 3

730413 15 MArEY 4470 STEEL DRUM 3

730417 to MAXEY 4470 STEEL DRUM t

l 730439 17 MAIEY 1092 WRAPPED MAT'L 1

l 730425 10 HAXEY 1092 STEEL DRun 1

730425 IS MAREY WRAPPFD MAT'l 1

730427 19 PAXEY 1092 STEEL DRUM t

730503 20 MAXEY 8962 STEEL DRUM t

730521 21 twANEY 1947 STEEL DRUM i

0 730509 22 MAXEY 1962 STEEL DRUM 1

Sb 730510 23 MAXEY 8949 STEEL DRUM 1

Ch 730512 24 MAXEY 1092 STEEL DRUMS 14 I

730514 25 MANEY 8962 STEEL Deum 1

730513 24 PANEY 1942 STEEL DRUM 1

730314 27 DAMEY 1949 STEEL DRUMS 6

730Ste 29 MAKEY 1969 STEEL DRUM 1

730517 29 M9xEV 1092 STEEL DRUM 1

730319 30 Mast?

1948 STEEL DRUM 1

730321 31 Manly 1968 STEEL DRUM 1

730523 32 MArEY 1968 WRAPPED MAT'L 1

730523 33 M4Xr V 1949 STEEL DRUM t

730325 34 MANEY 1968 STEEL DRUM 1

730525 3S MAdf r 1092 STEEL DRUMS 93 730330 3A MAXEY 774 STEEL DRUMS 14 730405 37 MAREY 1748 STEEL DRUMS 29 73040S 37 MATEY WRAPPED MAT'L 3

730604 3S MAXCY 1874 STEEL DRUMS 35 730411 39 MariY 1748 STEEL DRUMS 22 730412 40 MAxEY 1307 STEEL DRUMS 38 730414 41 MAREY 1232 5 FEEL DRUMS 19 730414 41 MAXEY COMEN 9LDG'S 2

730703 42 MAXEY 1803 STEEL DRUMS St 730703 42 MA.EY kR APPE D MAT ".

t 730704 43 MAREY 980 STEEL DRUMS 79 1

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.DATE 31 JAN st 11109:54 RID to 30 JAN St DAML6REN

.PDR-SFSTOR UNCt DDS - DISPOSAL COSTS M 394 D 8

.<-------+--- BURIAL CHARGES 6 --------).<**-**

TRANSPORTATION CHARGES S ---->.<----- CONTAINER CMARSES 9 ----->

8 SMIP.SMIP. DISP SMIPPING.

NO. CONT. CONT

$ DATE MUM. SITE.DARIC. CURIE.SP/MND.0THER. TOTAL COMPANY

.DAhTC. PERMIT.0THER. TOTAL CONTAINER TYPE. CONT. COST. RENT 8eeeene.eeses.eeeee.eeeee..............................................sesse...ee................e====..... sees.eemse.sesee 730709 44 MAxEY 794 STEEL DRUMS

$0 730713 45 MAIEF 962 STEEL DRUMS 7

730713 43 MAIEV PLYWOOD Dox 1

730720 44 MaxEY 920 STEEL DRUMS 63 730720 44 MAIEY WRAPPED MAT'L 3

• NOTESI St. DISPOSAL SITE - matey FLAYS DURIAL SITE LOCATED AT MOREMEAD. kEhibCKY.

e TMit SITF WAS OPERATED 3) THE NUCLEAR ENGINEERING COMPANY. INC. AND MAS 8 DEEN CLOSED TO FUPfMER CTSPOSAL ACTIV! TIES.

THE STATE OF RENTUCKY 8 CURRENTLY MAS RESPnNS!blLITY FOR MAINTENANCE AND SURVEILLANCE OF i SITE e DhTA IN THIS REPORT WA+ ELTRIEVED FROM PLUM DR00K ARCHIVES AND MIf ROFIL M 8 FILES OF U.S. ECOLOGY tr0RPERLT NUCLEAR ENGINEERING COMPANY. INC.)

s2.DNA-DATA NOT AVAILA3LE.

PiANE SPACES INDICATE DNA.

83.DURIAL AND TRANSPORT #T!D4 CHARGES WEAE NOT ITERIZED FOR ALL SMIPMENTSe

$ TMEREFORE ONLY TOTAL CHARCFS ARE LISTED F0W EACM SHIPMENT IN THE DURIAL 8 CHARGES TOTAL COLUMN.

t 8 DASIC DURIAL CHARGE WAS St.00/CUDIC FOOT FOR PACKAGED LOW LEVEL WASTE AND 8 TRANSPORTATION CHARCES WERE ASSUMED TO DE s382.00/PER TRIP.

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.GRANs-TOTAL TOTAL e S71444

. GRAND

• TOTAL -

NO CONTA!NCRS e 474 1

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.DATE 30 JAN 84 0$IO6tSA RID 13 01 DEC 03 DAMLGREN

.PDR-SFSTOR UNCI SDS - SURVEILLANCE JEPORT M 194 E

.C.

.<------ ANNUAL -----).

3.

8.

. DECOM./.EXPENDIY9d.

. MAN-. MAN-

. COST

8. YEAR. MODE 4

ITEM

.FREO. WEN. Hour $. o.

EXPENDITURF ITFM DESCRIPTION t..

.......y..........

.........................................................................................e

$ NT 1 NT2 di 3 NOTE 4 NOTE S 1?Pt SFSTOR S RAF-DsSIC CONT ONA DNA 23000 RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYSe SAMPLING, ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORINGe ANALYSISe 8

COMMUNICATIONSe O'FSITE LAD. EQUIPMEmie REPAIRS.

ETC RITY CONT 163000 PHYSICAL SECURITY AND ASSOCIATED INDIRECT CN&FGES PO'ss R CONT 17000 ELECTRICIffe HEate WATER. MITR00EN hAINT.

P 10000 MAJOR 6EPAIRS 4R00FD CONT 25000 MINOR MAINTENANCE AND ASSOCIATED INDIRECT CNANGES INCLUDING JANITORIAL. ROADSe GROUNDS. WILDLIFE. EQUIP. SUPPLY AND DISTRI-8 DUTION TAIES NOME 6DvfRNMENT OWNED FACILITT INSURAN;E NONE GOVERNMENT OWNED F ACILITY SALE t'AL MONE GOVf RNMENT OuMED F ACILITY j,

tREETT NOME 00vf RNMENT OWNE D F ACILITY 8.!C EE1 (20np INCLUDED IN REPORTING DELOW P(PORTINS 50000 ADMINISTRATIVEe RECORDS

• SMIP'ING $ RECEIVING TOTAL 230000 8 NOTESI 8 1. TEAR IN UNICH CCSTS WERE REPORTED SEPARATELT FOR REACTOR SURVEILLANCE 4

AT THE PLUM 3 ROCK FACILITY.

• 2.9/M - Sa SIN 8LE UNIT FAFILITY. M - MULTIPLE UNIT FACILITV.

t 3.FREO. - CONI e CD1?INUOUS6 CUAA = OUARTERLV& ANNQ. ANNUALLTa P = PERI *DIC 8 4.DNA - DATA NOT NVAILA4LE (SLANR SPACES INDICATE DNA3.

8 S. COSTS - IN 1979 60LLA29.

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1

.DATE 30 JAN 84 0036414$ RID 35 27 JAN 84 DANLGREN

.PSR-SFSTOR UNCI 885 - 59tbEILLANCE RFPORT n 194 E

.S.

.(~~~~~-

ANNUAL -----).

S.

DECOM./.EXPENDI?98 MAN-. NAN-COST a.

8. YEAR. MODE

.n.

ITER

. FRED. REn.NouRS s

EXPENDITURE ITEM DESCRIPTION g...............................................................................................................................

s NT 1 NT2 NT 3 NOTE 4 NOTE 5 1982 SFSTOR 3 RADIOLc3C CONF DNA DNA 31000 RADIOLOGIrAL SURVEYSe SAMPLING, ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORINGs ANALYSIS, i

8 COMMUNICATIONS. OFFSITE LADE E0u!PMENie REPAIRS.

SECUAITY CONV 115000 PNYSICAL SECURITY AND ASSOCI ATED INDIRECT CNARGE S POWER 60NT 84000 ELECTRICITTe NEAis WATE R e NITROSEN MAINT.

P 20000 MAJ0P REPAIR 3 (ROOF)

CONT 32000 MINOR MAINTENANCE AND ASSOCIATED INDIRECT CNARGES INCLUDIk4 JANITORIAL, ROADSe 640UNDS, WILDt! fee EQUIP. SUFPLY AND D16934-a DUTION TAIEs NONE SOVERNMENT OuMED F ACILITY INSUR44rE NONE GOVERNMENT OWNED FACILITT SALE VAL NONE GOVERNMENT OWNED FACILITY 8

CRED%T NONE 00VERNNENT ouMED FACtLITY Zn y3 LIC REN (2003 INCLUDfD IN REPORTING DELOW I

REPORTIhG 25000 ADnINISTRATIVEe RECORD $e $ NIPPING AND RECE!v!NG TOTAL 237000

$ NOTESI 8 1. YEAR IN WNICM CCit3 wthE kiPCATEE SEPmAATELY FOR REACTOR SuRVC1LLANCE S

AT TNE PLUM DROCE FACILITY-

• 2.5/M - S. SINGLC UN1? FACILITY. n. nt'LTIPLE UNIT FACit!TV.

8 3.FREQ.

CONT = CONTINJ3058 o's AR = OuanttRLys ANNU = ANNUALLTS P. PERIODIC 8 4.DNA - DATA NOT.tVattapLE (ELANE SPALES INDICATE DNA).

• 5. COSTS IN 1992 F7 liars.

MC POR 335 U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION 17 77)

BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATA SHEET NUREG/CR-360r a

4. TITLE AN USTITLE (Add Vorwme Na.,f earer,sel

2. / Leave 8/m et Evaluati of Nuclear Facility Decommissioning Projects

3. RECiPiEN ACCESSION NO.

Summary R ort - Plum Brook Reactor Facility

7. AUTHOR (S)

5. DAT(REPORT COMPLE TED D. H. Doerge P. L. Miller

[ua"ry qM

9. PERFORMING ORGA 12ATION NAME AND MAsLli4G ADDRESS (incivae I,a Coors

/ DATE REPORT ISSUED Ut4C Nuclear Inu tries wo~ra I "^a Decommissioning ograms Department

.Februarv 1984 Richiand, WA 993 8 I' * *

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8. (Leave Westl

12. SFONSORING ORGANIZATION AME AND M AILING ADDRESS (Include lea.QlMel (1 PROJECTIT ASK/WCRK UNIT NO.

Division of Engineerin Technology Office of Nuclear Regul. ory Pesearch

11. CONTRACT NO U.S. Nuclear Regulatory mmission FIN B7568 Washington, D.C.

20555

13. TYPE OF REPORT PE RtOO COVE RE D (lactusive aserl Technical

15. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES

14. (Leave c'8a*/

16. ABSTRACT COC woras or sers)

This document summarizes informatio# oncerning the decommissioning of the Plum Brook Reactor Facility, whicj[wa placed in a Nuclear Regdlatory Commission (NRC) approved safe storage conf gurat n.

The data were placed in a computerized informat' ion retrieval / manipulat on syste which permits future utilization of this information in decornissionin f similar acilities. The information is presented both in computer o put form and manually assembled summarization.

Complete cost data weie not/readily available nd decommissioning activities did not in all cases confani with current crit la for the SAFSTOR decommissioning mode, therefore no cost cfmparisons were made.

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17. KEY V/ORDS AND DOCUNlf NT ANALYSIS 17a DESCRIPT S Decommissioning,!deactors Program Plan, ALARA, Radiation' Exposure Cost, Comparison Studies

/ll 1 ?b. IDEN TI FIE RSIOPE N-EN DE D TE RMS

18. AV AILABILITY STATEMENT

19. SE CURITY CLASS (Ta.: reporft

21. NO. OF P AGES Unclassified Unlimited lJnDa"s"Eficil

1. 1. i"'"

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NRC FORM 331 47 ?71

UNITED STATES F ou a T a t t ass ua.t NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Posf ace a ests raio WASHINGTON. O C. 20%5

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