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Report on Waste Burial Charges.Escalation of Decommissioning Waste Disposal Costs at Low-Level Waste Burial Facilities

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Issue date:	07/31/1991
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NUREG-1307 Revision 2 1D,1S Report on Waste Buria Charges Escalation of Decommissioning Waste Disposal Costs at Imw-Level Waste 13urial Facilities

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l ABSTRACT One of the requirements placed upon nuclear power reactor licensees by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is for the itcensees to periodi-cally adjust the estimate of the cost of decommissioning their plants, in dollars of the current year, as part of the process to provide reasonable assurance that adequate funds for decommissioning will be available when needed. This report, which is scheduled to be revised annually, contains the development of a formula for escalating decommissioning cost estimates that is acceptable to the NRC.

The sources of information to be used in the escala-tion formula are identified, and the values developed for the escalation of radioactive waste burisi costs, by site and by year, are given.

The licensees may use the formula, the coefficients, and the burial escalation factors from this report in their escalation analyses, or they may use an escalation rate at least equal to the escalation approach presented herein.

This second revision of NUREG-1307 contains corrected spreadsheets on the disposal costs for the reference PWR and the reference BWR and the ratios of disposal costs at the Washington, Nevada, and South Carolina sites for the years 1986 and 1988, superseding the values given in the October 1989 issue of this ngort.

In addition, spreadsheets on the disposal costs for the ref-erence reactors and ratior of disposal costs at the three burial sites for the year 1991 are provided, iii l

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TABLE OF CONTENIS 1

1.0 INTRODUCTION

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SUMMARY

3.0 DEVELOPMENT OF COST ESCALATION FORMULA 3

5 3.1 LABOR ESCALATION FAC10RS 3.2 ENERGY ESCALATION FACTORS 5

3.3 WASTE BURIAL ESCALATION FACTORS 5

4.0 REFERENCES

7 APPENDIX A - BURIAL SITE PRICE SCHEDULES FOR CURRENi YEAR A-1 APPENDIX B - CALCULATION OF BURIAL COST ESCALATION FAC10RS B-1 TABLES 2.1 Values of B as a function of Burial Site and Year 2

x 3.1 Evaluation of the Coefficients A, B, and C, in January 1986 4

Dollars B.1 Burial Costs at the Washington Site - 1986..........

B-2 B.2 Burial Costs at the Washington Site - 1988 B4 B.3 Burial Costs at the Washington Site - 1991 B-6 B.4 Burial Costs at the Nevada Site - 1986............

B-8 B.5 Burial Costs at the Nevada Site - 1988 B-10 B.6 Burial Costs at the Nevada Site - 1991 B-12 B.7 Burial Costs at the South Carolina Site - 1986 B-14 B.8 Burial Costs at the South Carolina Site - 1988 B-16 B.9 Burial Costs at the South Carolina Site - 1991 B-18 v

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

One of the requirements placed upon nuclear power reactor licensees by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is for the licensees to period-ically adjust the estimate of the cost of decommissioning their plants, in dollars of the current year, as part of the process to provide reasonable assurance that adequate funds for Jecommissioning will be available when needed. This report, which is sch-d.ded to be revised annually, contains the development of a formula for escalaiing decommissioning cost estimates that is acceptable to the NRC. The sources of information to be used in the escala-tion formula are identified, and the values developed for the escalation of radioactive waste burial costs, by site and by year, are given in this report.

The licensees may use the formula, the coefficients, Led the burial escalation factors from this report in their escalation analyses, or they may use an escalation rate at least equal to the escalation approach presented herein.

The formula and its coefficients, together with guidance to the ap-propriate sources of data, are summarized in Chapter 2.

The development of the formula and its coefficients are presented in Chapter 3.

Price schedules for burial for the year of issue of this report are given in Appendix As for currently operating burial sites.

The calculations performed to determine the burial cost escalation factors, B, for each site for the year 1991 are x

summarized in Appendix B.

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SUMMARY

The elements of decommissioning cost are assigned to three categories:

those that will escalate proportional to labor costs, L ; those that escalate proportional to energy costs, E ; and those that escalale proportional to burial costs, B. Then, the esIalation of the total decommissioning cost x

estimate can be expressed by Estimated Cost (Year X) - [1986 $ Cost] [A lx+BEx+CB]

x Jhere A, B, and C are the fractions of the total 1986 $ costs that are attributable to labor (0.65), energy (0.13), and burial (0.22), respectively, and sum to 1.0.

The factors L, E, and B are defined by x

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L = labor cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of Year X, x

E - cnergy cost escalation, January of 1486 to January of Year X, and

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x B - burial cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of Year X, i.e.,

x burial cost in January of Year X / burial cost in January of 1986.

Evaluation of L and E for the years subsequent to 1986 is to be performed by x

the licensees, based on the national consumer price indices and on local

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conditions for a given site (see Chapter 3).

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Evaluation of B is accomplished by recalcuhting the costs of burial of p"

the radioactive wastls from the reference PWC and the, reference BWR,00 based on the price schedules issued by the available berial sites for th? year of interest.

The results of these recalculations (B ) are presented Table x

2.1, by site and by year.

TABLE 2.1.

Values of B as a Function of Burial 5:te and Year x

Values of Bx (PWR/BWR)

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1986 1.000/1.000 0.057/0.898 1.678/1.561 1988(a) 1.223/1.093 1.193/1.175 2.007/1.814 1991(D) 1.326/1.178 1.334/1.288 2.494/2.331 (a)

Using the 1988 price schedules for the three sites, and dividing the calculated burial costs at each site by the Washington site burial costs calculated for the year 1986, results in 1988 values for B at each of x

the three sites (i.e., with all values normalized to the Washington (PWR/BWR) values), as delineated in Reference 3.

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The 1991 values presented in the above table are developed in Appendix B, with all values normalized to the Washington (PWR/BWR) values.

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3.0 DEVELOPMENT OF COST ESCALATION FORMULA In the years since the initial studies were completed for decommission-ing a reference PWRW and a reference BWRW power station, a number of updates were prepared in which the estimated costs were adjusted for escalation in the i

various cost elements. As a result of these analyses, it became appu it thtt

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the cost elements could be separate <l into three categories:

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escalate proportional to labor costs; those that escalate proportionai to energy costs; and those that escalace proportional to burial costs.

Thus, it was possible to write a relatively simple equation that could be used to 4

estimate the cost of deconnissioning at some future time, given a cost estimate in present year dollars and the fractional escalation of these three categories of cost over the time period of interest.

That equation is:

Estimated Cost (Year X) -(1986 $ Cost] [A L 4 8Ex+CB) x x

where A, B, and C are the fractions of the total 1986 $ cost that are attri-butable to labor (0.65), energy (0.13), and burial (0.22), respectively, and sum to 1.0.

Evaluation of these factors for the 1986 $ cost is contained in Appendix B.

The factors L, E, and B are defined below.

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x L = labor cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of year X x

E - energy cost escalation, January of 1986 to January of year X x

B - burial cost esci.lation, January of 1986 to lanuary of year X, i.e.,

x burial cost in January of year X / burial cost in January of 1986.

Values for L and E f r years subsequent to 1986 are to be based on the x

x national consumer price indices and on local conditions for a given site, as outlined in Sections 3.1 and 3.2.

Thus, the licensee can evaluate these i

parameters appropriately for his particular site.

Evaluation of B iS x

provided to the licensees via this report, as described in Section 3.3.

The evaluations presented in this chapter are based on information presented in NUREG/CR-0130 (Addendum 4)W and NUREG/CR-0672 (Addendum 3),(2) in which the estimated costs for immediate dismantlement of the reference PWR and the reference BWR are escalated to January 1986 dollars.

The cost elements for the PWR and the BWR are rearranged into the three categories, labor-related, energy-related, and burial-related, in Tables 6.3 and 5.3 of Addenda-4 and 3, respectively, and are combined for presentation in Table 3.1.

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TABLE 3.1.

Evaluation of the Coefficients A, B, and C, in January 1986 Dollars Reference PWR Values Reference BWR Valun 1986 $

1986 $

Cost CateoorY (millions}

Coefficient (millionsl Coefficierd Labor 17.98 (a) 35.12 (c.)

Equipment 1.64 (a) 4.03 (c)

Supplies 3.12 (a) 3.71 (c)

Contractor 12.9 (a) 21.1 (c)

Insurance 1.9 (a) 1.9 (c)

Containers 10.9 (b) 0.14 (d) i Added Staff 7.5 (a) 4.4 (c)

Added Supplies 1.2 (a) 0.2 (c)

Spec. Contracter 0.78 (a) 0.71 (c)

Pre-er.gineering 7.4 (a) 7.4 (c)

Post-TM1-backfits 0.9 (a) 0.1 (c)

Surveillance 0.31 (a)

Fees 0.14 (a) 0.14 (c)

Subtotal 66.67 A = 0.64 86.95 A = 0.66 Energy 8.31 (a) 8.84 (c)

Transportation 6.08 (b) 7.54 (d)

Subtotal 14.39 8 - 0.14 16.38 B - 0.12 Burial-22.48 (b)

C = 0.22 29.98 (d)

C - 0.22 Total 10I.5 133.31 Note: All costs include a 25% contingency (a) Based on Table 3.1, NUREG/CR-0130, Addendum 4.

(b) Based on Table 6.2, NUREG/CR-0130, Addendum 4.

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Based on Table 3.1, NUREG/CR-0672, Addendum 3.

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Based on Table 5.2, NUREG/CR-0672, Addendum 3.

Considering the uncertainties and contingencies contained within these numbers, and considering that the values of the coefficients for tne PWR and the BWR are so similar, the best estimates of their values are their averages:

A - 0.65 B - 0.13

~C - 0.22 for both the PWR and BWR estimates.

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l 3.1 LABOR ESCALATION FACTORS The escalation factor for labor, L, can be obtained from " Monthly Labor Review," published by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of labor Statistics (BLS).

Specifically, the appropriate regional data from the table (currently Table 25) entitled " Employment Cost Index, Private Nonfarm Workers," subtitled

" Compensation," should be used.

L should be escalated from a base value in Table 25 corresponding to the amounts in the decommissioning rule amendments that are in January 1986 dollars.

The base values of L from the SLS data corresponding to January 1986 are 130.5, 127.7, 125.0, and 130.1, for the Northeast, South, Midwest, and West regions, respectively.

For example, the value of L from the BLS data corresponding to December 1990 in the Northeast region is:

167.3 (the December 1990 value) + 130.5 (the January 1986 value) - 1.282.

i This value of L could then be used in the equation for a plant in the Northeast region of the U.S.

3.2 ENERGY ESCALATION FACTORS The escalation factor for energy, E, can be obtained from the " Producer Price Indexes," published by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Specifically, data from the table (currently Table 6) entitled " Producer Price Indexes for Commodity Groupings and Individual items" (PPI) should be used.

The energy term, E, in the equation is made up of two components, namely electric power, P, and fuel oil, F.

Hence, E should be obtained from the BLS data by using the following equations:

for the reference PWR, [0.58P + 0.42F); and for the reference BWR, [0.23P + 0.77Fj.

These equations are derived from T.ble 6.3 of Reference 1 and Table 5.3 of Reference 2.

P should be taken from appropriate regional data for industrial power (Commodity code 0543 in Table 6) and F should be taken from data for light fuel oils (Commodity code 0573 Table 6). As discussed for L in Section 3.1 above, P and F should be e*miated from a base value in the BLS table cor-responding to the amounts ir the decommissioning rule amendments that are in January 1986 dollars.

The base values of P from the BLS data corresponding to January 1986 are 105.8, 111.9, 115.3, 115.65, 119.3, 117.4, 111.4, 119.3, and 112.2 for the following regions, respectively:

New England, Mid-Atlantic, East North Central, West North Central, South Atlantic, East South Central, West South Central, Mountain, and Pacific.

The base value of F for January 1986 is 82 (no regional BLS data for PPI is available).

Thus, for exampic, the value of P for December 1990 (the latest data available) in the New England region is:

113.0 (the December 1990 value) + 105.8 (the January 1986 value) - 1.068.

Similarly, the value of F for January 1991 is 84.6 + 82 (the January 1986 value) - 1.032.

Thus, the value of E for this example for the reference PWR is:

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E - [0.58 x 1.068 + 0.42 x 1.032) - 1.053.

3.3 WASTE BURIAL ESCALATION FACTORS The escalation factor for waste burial, B data on the appropriate burial location as givEn, can be taken directly from in Table 2.1 of this report.

For example, the value of Bx (PWR) in January 1991 for the South Carolina burial site is 2.494 + 1.0 - 2.494.

This value of B could then be used in the x

equation for a PWR station.

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4.0 REFERENCES

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Technoloav. Safety and Costs of Decommissionina a Reference Pressurized Water Reactor Power Station - Technical Supoort for Decommissionina

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Matters Related to the Final Decommissionina Rule. :NUREG/CR-0130 Addendum 4, Pacific Northwest Laboratory for U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission, May 1988, t

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Technoloav. Safety and Costs of Decommissionina a Reference Boilina Water Reactor Power Station - Technical SuDDort for Decommissionina Matters Related to the Final Decommissionina Rule.

NUREG/CR-0672 Addendum 3, Pacific Northwest Laboratory for U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, May 1988.

(3)- Report on Waste Burial Charaes - Escalation of Decommissionina Waste Disposal Costs at Low-level Waste Burial Facilities.

NUREG-1307 Revision 1, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research, Washington, D.C.,.0ctober 1989.

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Technoloav. Safety and Costs of Decommissioning _a Reference Pressurized Eater Reactor Power Station.

NUREG/CR-0130, Pacific Northwest Laboratory for U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, June 1978.

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Igchnoloav. Safety and Costs of Decommissionina a Reference Boilina Water Reactor Power Station.

NUREG/CR-0672, Pacific Northwest Laboratory for U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, June 1980.

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APPENDIX A BURIAL SITE PRICE SCHEDULES FOR THE CURRENT YEAR Contained in this appendix are the price schedules for burial of low-level wastes at the Washington, Nevada and South Carolina sites, effective during January of 1991.

These schedules are used in the calculations contained in Appendix B to develop the waste burial escalation factor, B, for the year x

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DISPOSAL CHARGES A.'" SOLID MATERIAL 1.

Packages.12.0 cu.ft, each or less:

R/HR AT CONTAINER SURFACE PRICE PER CD. FT.

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1.00 33.74 2.00 34.99 1.01 2.01 5.00 36.35 5.01 10.00 39.87 20.00 43.40 10.01 40.00 48,83 20.01 Over 40.00 By Request

11. Disposal Liners Removed From Shield (Greater Than 12.0 Cu.Ft. Each)

R/HR AT CONTAINER SURFACE SURCHARGE ISR LINER-PRICE PER CU. FT.

0.00 0.20 No Charge

$32.11 1.00 210.00 32.11 0.201 2.00 478.00

'32.11 1.01 2.01 5.00 811.00 32.11 10.00 1,294.00 32.11 5.01 20.00 1,700.00

.32.11 10.01 40.00 1,943.00 32.11 20.01 Over 40.00 By N guest By Request B.

LIQUID WASTES 1.

Aqueous liquids in vials, less than 50 ml. each

$39.65/cu.ft.

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Aqueous liquids, absorbed

$32.11/cu.ft.

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BIOLOGICAL WASTE, ANIMAL CARCASSES

$34,13/cu.ft.

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SURCHARGE FOR HEAVY OBJECTS:

Less than 10,000 pounds No Charge 10,000 pounds to Capacity of Site Equipment

$235.00 plus 104 per Ib. above 10,000 lbs. per package 3.

SURCHARGE FOR CURIES (Per Load)

Less than 100 curies No Charge 100 - 300 curies

$1,700.00 plus 234/Ci above 100 Ci by request 301 - License Limits By Request 4.

SURCHARGE FOR SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL (SNM)

$3.10 per gram of Special Nuclear (Greater Than 5 Grams Per shipment)

Material by Isotope Weight MINIMUM CHARGE PER SHIPMENT

$525.00 6.

CASK HANDLING FEE:

$600.00 minimum each 7

RASTE CONTAINING CHELATING AGENTS IN AMOUNTS GREATER THAN 0.1% BY WEIGHT AFTER TREATMENT:

By Request 8

SOLIDIFIED OILY WASTES REQUIRING SEGREGATION:

By Request 9.

SURCHARGE FOR NON-ROUTINE MAN-REM EXPOSURE (DUE TO DESIGN OR PHYSICAL DEFECT OF CONTAINER OR SHIELD)

$32.00 per man millirem 10.

DECONTAMINATION SERVICES (If Required)

$100.00 per man hour plus cupplies at cost plus 211 11.

CONTAINER VOLUMES:

55 Gallon Drums - 7.50 cu. ft.

30 Gallon Drums - 4.01 cu. f t.

5 Callon Drums - 0.67 cu. ft.

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All waste material shall be properly classified, described, packaged, marked, labeled, and certified in accordance with all applicable Federal, State and Local laws, rules and regulations and shall be in compliance with all license recuirements and amendments thereto applicable at the Richland, Washington disposal facility.

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This Schedule of Charges does not constitute an offer of contract which is capable of being accepted by any party and is subject to change solely upon notice by US Ecology.

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DISP $SYL"YNGYS A.

SOLID MATERIAL 1.

All Disposal Packages (except those in item A(ti) below):

R/HR AT CONTAINER SURFACE PRICE PER CU. FT.

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$32.11 0.00 1.00 32.85 0.2 01 2.00 34.35 1. 01 5.00 35.25 2. 01 10.00 39.75 5.01 20.00 47.60 1 0. 01 40.00 55.00 2 0. 01 Over 40.00 By Request ii. Disposal Liners Removed From Shield (Greater Than 12.0 Cu.Ft. Each)

R/HR AT CONTAINER SURFACE SURCHARGE PER LINER PRICE PER CU, FT.

0.20 No Charge

$32.11 0.00 1.00 125.00 32.11 0. 2 01 2.00 201.60 32.11 1.01 5.00 282.60 32.11 2.01 1 0.00 687.60 32.11

5. 01 20.00 1,394.10 32.11 1 0.01 40.00 2.060.10 32.11 20.01 Over 40.00 By Request By Request B.

BIOLOGICAL WASTE, ANIMAL CARCASSES

$33.87/cu.ft.

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ABSORBED AQUEOUS LIQUIDS

$32.11/cu.f t.

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ABSORBED AQUEOUS VIALS

$32.11/cu.f t.

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SURCHARGE FOR HEAVY-OBJECTS:

Less than 10,000 pounds No Charge 10,000 pounds to Capacity of Site Equipment-

$214.00 plus $.10 per lb.

above 10,000 lbs.

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SURCHARGE FOR CURIES (Per Load)

Less than 100 curies No Charge 100 --300 curies

$1,554.00 plus 20t/Ci above 100 C1 301 - License Limits By-Request 4.

MINIMUM CHARGE PER SHIPMENT

$485.00 5.

CASK HANDLINO FEE:

$550.00 minimum each l

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AMOUNT GREATER THAN 11 BY WEIGHT:

By Request 7.

RADIUM SEALED SOURCES By Request 8.

SURCHARGE FOR NON-ROUTINE MAN-REM EXPOSURE (DUE TO DESIGN:0R PHYSICAL DEFECT OF-p CONTAINER OR SHIELD)

$29.50 per man millirem l

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DECONTAMINATION SERVICES (If Required)

$106.20 per man hour plus j

supplies at cost plus 15f, 10 CONTAINER YOLUMES:-

55 Gallon Drums - 7.50 cu. f t.

30 Gallon Drums - 4.01 cu. f t.

5. Gallon Drums - O.67 cu. ft.

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All waste material shall be properly classified, described, packaged, marked, labeled, and certified in accordance with all applicable Federal, State and Local laws, rules and regulations and shall be in compliance with all license requirements and amendments thereto applicable at the Beatty, Nevada disposal facility.

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This Schedule of Charges does not constitute an offer of contract which is capable of being accepted by any party and is subject to char.ge solely upon notice by US Ecology.

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1. BASE DISPOSAL CHARGES:

3 A. Standard Waste

$41.03/ft 3

B. Biological Waste

$42.88/ft 3

C. Special Nuclear Material (SNM)

$41.03/ft Note 1:

Minimum charge per shipment, excluding Surcharges and specific ether charges is $1,000.

Note 2:

Base Disposal Charge includes:

3 Extended Care Fund

$2.80 per ft South Carolina Low-Level 3

Radioactive Waste Disposal Tax $6.-00 per ft 3

Southeast Regional Compact Fee

$.66 per ft 2.

SURCHARGES:

A. Weight Surcharges (Crane Loads only)

Weicht of Container Surcharce Per container 1,000 lbs.

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5,000 lbs.

585.00 1,001 5,001

- 10,000 lbs.

$1,040.00 10,001

- 20,000 lbs.

$1,465.00 20,001

- 30,000 lbs.

$1,885.00 l

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- 40,000 lbs.

$2,770.00 40,001

- 50,000 lbs.

$3,640.00

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Surcharoa Per Shinment 15

$ 3,615.00 0-5 15

$-4,095.00 15 25

$ 5,420.00 25 50

$ 8,180.00 50 75

$ 9,965.00 75 100

$13,500.00 150

$16,200.00 100 150 250

$21,700.00 500

$27,200.00 250-500

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Curia Content Per Shitment Egrcharae Per Shirment 0-100 No Surcharge greater than-100 By Special Request-D. Class-B/C. Waste Polyethylene High Integrity container Surcharge Tyne of HIC Surcharce Per HIC (1) Large liners with maximum dimension of 82" diameter and 79" height

$6,500.00 (2) overpacks with. maximum dimension of 33" diameter and 79" height

$2,150.00 (3) 55-gallon drum size with maximum dimension of 25.5" diameter and 36"-height

$550.00 (4) Poly HICs which do not conform to one of the above three categories require prior approval.

Upon-Request E. Cask Handling Surcharge

$1,560.00 per cask,. minimum F.

Special Nuclear Material Surcharge

$6.85 per gram G.

Barnwell Surcharge 2.4%

Special Handl'ing Surcharge may apply on unusually large or H.

bulky containers.

These types of containers are acceptable upon approval of prior request.

A-7

Barnwell Rate Schedule Page Three

3. liIfCELLANEOUS:

A. Transport vehicles with additional shielding features may be subject to an additional handling fee which will be provided upon request.

B. Decontamination services (if required): $130.00 per man-hour plus supplies at current Chem-Nuclear rate.

C.

Customers may be charged for all special_ services as described in the Barnwell Site Disposal Criteria.

D. Terms of payment are NET 30 DAYS upon presentation of invoices.

A service charge per month of 1-1/2% shall be levied on accounts not paid within thirty (30) days.

E. Company purchase orders or a written letter of authorization in-form and substance acceptable to CNSI shall be received before receipt of radioactive waste material at the Barnwell Disposal Site and shall refer to CNSI's Radioactive Material Licenses, the Barnwell Site Disposal Criteria, and subsequent changes thereto.

F. All shipments shall receive.a CNSI allocation number and conform to the Prior Notification Plan.

Additional information may be obtained at (803) 259-3577 or (803) 259-3578.

G. This Rate Schedule is subject -to change and does not constitute an offer of contract which is capable of being accepted by any party.

H. A charge of $11,000.00 is applicable to all shipments which require special site set-up for waste disposal.

I. Class B/C waste received with chelating

agents, which requires separation in the trench, may be subject to a surchtrge if Stable Class A waste is not available for use in achieving the required separation from other wastes.

A-8 l

s w

I APPENDIX B CALCULATION OF BURIAL COST ESCALATION FACTORS

APPENDIX B CALCULATION OF BURIAL COST ESCALATION FACTORS The calculations necessary to determine the costs for burial of the radioactive wastes postulated to result from decomissioning of the reference PWR and the reference BWR are performed using a detailed spreadsheet. The spreadsheet evaluates the burial costs for each of the items originally costed in the reference PWRW and BWRM decomissioning studies and in the updated costs presented in Addendums 4 ) and 3, A respectively, to those reports.

Those 0

costs are based on the burial price schedule for U.S. Ecology's Washington Nuclear Center, located on the Hanford Site near Richland, Washington.

To account for the differences in burial price schedules between the Washington facility and the facilities in Nevada and South Carolina, the base burial costs for each of those latter sites are also calculated, using the spreadsheet, and are normalized to the costs calculated for the Washington site.

In addition, to account for the different mixture and volume of waste associated with the reference BWR, the escalation factors are also calculated for the reference BWR, which are also normalized to the value for the Washing-ton site. Thus, as shown in Table 2.1 of the sumary, in the base year (1986),

for the Washington site, B - 1.0/1.0, where (PWR/BWR) is the order of presen-tation.

FortheNevadasife,B = 0.857/0.898, and for the South Carolina x

site, B - 1.678/1.561.

x The spreadsheet calculations, which are too voluminous to present here, are sumarized in Tables B.1 through B.9, for the years,1986, A 1988, A and 1991 and for each of the three sites.

Recalculation of the. costs in 1991 dollars for burial is based on the same inventory of radioactive wastes as was postu-lated in the 1986 and 1978-80 analyses. Subsequently, starting in 1988, the inventories also include post-TMI-2 contributions from the reference PWRO) and the reference BWR.A Using the price schedules in effect for 1991 for the three sites, and dividing the calculated burial costs at each site by the Washington site burial costs calculated for the year 1986, results in 1991 values for B at each of the three sites, as listed in Table 2.1 of the x

sumary As other low-level radioactive waste burial sites come into service in the various interstate compacts, values for B will be calculated using the price schedulesforeachofthosesites,andwillbeincorporatedintosubsequent issues of this report.

B-1

TABLE B.1 l BURIAL COSTS AT.THE WASHINGTON SITE REFERENCE PWR:(1986 DOLLARS)-

CRANE CASK-LINut DeSE BURIAL DISPOSM.

C0tF01ENT SURCHARGE.

HANDLNG CtRIE :

RATE __

CHARGE COST-VESSEL WALL "28864 21284 56644 186224

. 946N 31363s YESSEL EAD A BOTTOM e

287N e-e 9 esse 12832s LPPER CORE SUPPORT ASSW 5

2072 8

E154 9908 17908 (PPER SLPPORT COLLAsl a

2072 8-5154 9eos 179es LPPER CORE BARREL 8-1438 2901 e61 49es 1574e

'LPPER CORE ORID PLATE 8

3698 11998 15e78 12458

-43 ele GJIDE TlalES -

8 4388 8

" 5345

- 14948 24693.

LOWER CORE BAfulEL 5

22976 155996 191817

'79800 303273 THEinpL SHIELDS 8

4388 31173 19863 14948

" 3D474 CORE SHROUD 8

2072

. 887474

.12782 9008 -

093000 LOWER GIRD PULTE 8

' 3600 187777 15478 12468 133894 LOWER SLPPORT COLLASI 5

718

. 15772 "34931 27390 ^

'86991 Sees 3176 2498 :

947s LOWER CORE FORGING 8

7898 WISC INTERItALS 8

5744 11583 25404 19928 82671 BIO SHIELD C881 CRETE 8

8 8

8 821584 821584.

REACTOR CAVITY LINER 8

8 8

8 12749 12749 REACTDR C80LANT PLAFS 65532 8

e s

.184500

-179112 4

cp PRES $tRIZER 13654-B 8

8 89648 102004 y

R.Hz,EHz,$lAF Pter, CAVITY RAF e

8 e

a 90es 90ee.

PRES $lRIZER RELIEF TANK 1189 8

8 5

- 29e00 309e9 SAFETY INJEETION ACCLAI TANKS 24154 8

s e

'90ese 123754 STEAM (BERATORS 249417 8

5 0

531914 781331 REACTOR COOLANT PIPI*1 18666 5

8 0

82178

'98730 REMAINING CONTAM. MATTS 5

8 0

0 1309039 1309039 CDNTAMINATED MATR., OTHR R.D f-0 0

5 11879840 1187984s FILTER CARTRIDGES

.8 4388 9322 20063 7044 44137 SPENT RESINS

.e 14300

~ 36889 55907 49000 155968 CotEluSTIBLE EASTES e

430e8 8

5

. 252113 295193 EVAPORATOR BOTTDMS 8

67492 0

E931 234806

.. 386483 TOTAL PWR 398691 248428 1188617 684366 15728932 17909034 i

+

e i.

TABLE B.1 BURIAL COSlS AT THE WASHINGTON SITE (cont.)

REFERENCE BWR (1986 DOLLARS)

CRANE CASE LINER DDSE BRIAL DISPOSAL ColPONENT SURCHARCE MANDLNG CURIE RATE CHARGE CDST~

STEAM SEPARATOR 8

28184 21381 119888 8798 T89255 REL SLPPORT & PIECES S-18852 8

39135

'4487 53594 -

I CONTk3LRODS/INCDRES 8

5744 47874 328888 13197 388815 CONTROL R005 GLIIDES 8-8818 8

19738 3511 31885 JET Pl8FS 8

28728 31789 878888 12328 742755 TCP FUEL GJIDE3 8

51898 188191 1288800 21115 1385883 CORE SLFPORT PLATE 8

22258 8

58998 9888 82934 CDRE SHROUD 8

188528 13923e4 1785888 41334 3319218 REACTOR YESSEL 9ALL 18988 15798 8

38188 7847

' 75998 SAC SHIELD

~48568 8

8 8

79132 127892 i

REACT. BATER REE 35871 8

8 8

77389 113281 i

SAC SHIELD 137981 8

8' 8

272885

'418587 OTER PRIlWtY CDNTAII8ENT 8

8 8

8

'3189283 3189263 CDNTAllet. ATl8) SPHERIC 889-P 8

8 42288 43864 HIGH PRE 35tRE CDRE SPRAY 4489 8

8 8

14944 19429 i

LDS PRESSL8tE CORE SPRAY 1394 8

P 8

8798 18184 REACTDR ILDG CLCSED C00 LING 2883 8

8 8

28137 38828.

REACTDR CDRE 150 CDOLING 894 8

8 8

11429 12123 cx2 ESIDUAL HEAT REMOVAL 12768 8

8 5

54531 87291 J,

POOL LINES & RACKS 51514 8

8 8

335838 388544 CCNTAWINATED CCNCRETE 9589 8

8 8

381842 391151 OTHER REACTDR 9tJILDING 8

8 8

8 1247739 1247739 TLRBINE 117872 8

8 8

1236335 1383488 I

NUCLEAR STEAtl CONDOsSATE 18432 8

8 8

319193 337825 LOT PRES $tStE FEENATER EATBtS 139868 8

8 8

848847 787957 MAIN STEAW 4883 8

8 8

82449 57132 i

IdDISTURE SEPARATDR REEATERS 85852 8

8 8

828725 714377 REACTUR FEEDSATER PtidPS 8943 8

8 8

178598 179533 i

HIGH PRESSt#tE FEEDSATER PterS 27554 8

8 8

188398 133952 OTER TG IDG 8

8 8

8

'4278848 4278848 RAD WASTE IILDG 8

8 8

8 2114782 2114782 I

REACTDR ILDG s'

45952 8

8-272859 318811 TG ELDG 8

38158 8

8 184198 214354 r

RAD WASTE & CONTR!L 8

27284 8

8 158975 188259 CCNCENTRATDR BOTTDMS -

8 181658 8

153898 588258 875898 GTHER 8

43798 8

4911 151898 288599 TOTAL 98R 735588 572248 1598788 4484858 18889784 23981894

+

i i

, - - _ _. -. _ _ _ _. - _. _ _ - -. _. _ _ _. _ -. _ _ _. - - _ =

I l

TABLE B.2 BURIAL COSTS AT THE WASHINGTON SITE-REFERENCE PWR (1928 DOI.LARS)

CRANE -

CASK LINER DOSE IURIX..

DISPOSAL COtF9HENT M

HANDLNG M

RATE CHARGE

_ C3ST VESSEL BALL 29671 45880 82710 11esN

-1124e8 300781 VE5SEL IEA0 & BOTTOM 8

2208J B;

8 UPPER CORE M PPORT ASSM

'S 2200 0.

4775

11848s 14sess 11848 laelg

- lFPER SUP*GRT COLLASI

'8'

- 2200 '

5 4770 lis4s 1Nig LFPER CORE BAMEL

.8 24N 3308 7500 EON ISIN -

UPPER CORE GRID PLATE 8

! 88ff

'12295 1990s 14888 51986 =

-i GJIDE TUBE 5 8

33N 8

4482 17788 25642-LOWER CORE BARREL 8

38488 1725N 1N960 94728 420379 THEltsAL SHIELDS 8

7208 34488 22600

'1776d 821M CORE SHROLD.

8

'4888 730079 151N 11848 700839 LOWER GIRD PLATE 6'

Sees 11917e 1sess

-148ss

'15ee7e LOWER SLFPORT COL 1281 s

. 1288' 3417 37e8 toes 11M7 -

LOWER CORE FORGING S

13288 -

'17496 41588 32508 194 2 MISC INTERNALS 8

9808 12759 N240 23888 78273 BIO SHIE.D CONCRETE 8

8 8

e 738818 73es18 REACTOR CAVITY LINER 8

8 8

5-15155 15156 I

REACTOR COOLANT PLAePS 154888' B

8 8'

124329-2791 N i

PRESSURIZER 13224 8

8 8

leeles

' 11s7s4 -

m R.Hs,EHz, SLAP Pltr, CAVITY PLAP S

S 8

8' 11848 11840

?

e PRESSLNt!ZER IELIEF TANK 24324 8

8 8

11e480 142724 1151-8 8

8 355N 38871 SAFETY INXCTION ACCLAI TAIN(5 STEAM OENERATORS 547208 '

8 8

8 832315 1179515 REACIOR COOLANT PIPING 18798 6

8 8

97800 '

114388-REMAINING CONTAM. MATLS 8

8 8

0 1557197 1557197 CONTAMINATED MATit. OTiSt IR.D 8

8

'8 8

14122219 14122219 FILTER CARTRIDGES 8

3300

.18338 18522 9324' 41484 SPENT RESINS-0 24800 39798 49800 59208 1727N CoeUSTIILE WASTES 8

33808 8

8 299708

.33270s EVAPORATOR BOTTOMS 8

51700 0

83488 278248 393428 POST TMI-2 ADDITIONS 8

'8 8

8 48sesi essess TOTAL PWR-787879 276100 1226444 544472 19158611 21983005

-t

TABLE B.2 RURIAL COSTS AT THE. WASHINGTON SITE (cont.)-

REFERENCE BWR (1988 DOLLARS)

CRANE CASE LINER DOSE RAIAL DISPOSAL CDir0NENT

$lRCHARGg HANDLNG C1RIF.

RAT [_,.

CHA806

_ COST STEAW SEPARATOR e

33808 03 89 188888 18449 248818 F1XL SUPPORT & PIECE 5 8

'18888 8

43988 5239 86999 CONTROL' RODS /INCORES S

9888 EN74 1327N 15888 218082 CONTROL R005 GJIDES 8

8888 0

18792 4174 29588 JET Pt3FS e

48M8

?E'88 486880 14862 583412 TCP FIKL GJIDES 8

884M 117778 730885 25181 968357 CORE SLFPORT PLATE s

17e58 8

48548 11514 77118 CORE SHRote

.8 188888 1533720 1419800 49138 3178468 REACTOR YESSEL BALL 17435 12188 3

34462 8377 72384 SAC SHIELD 48857-8 8

8 94889 142928 REACT. WATER RE' -

79388 8

5 5

91997 171297 I

SAC SHIELD 138788 8

8 8

324881 482849 OTER PRIIERY CONTAll80T 8

8 8

8 3898152 3888152 CONTAll81. ATWOSPHERIC 931 8

8 8

58172 51183 HICH PRE 5$URE CORE SPRAY 4531 8

8 8

17788 22291 LOS PRESSimE CORE SPRAY 1416 8

8 8

18449 11884 REACTOR 5.DG CLOSED COOLING 2747 8

8 8

33448 38196 REACTOR CORE 150 C00 LING 718 0

8 8

13588 14302 RESIDUAL HEAT REMOVAL 12989 8

8 8

84824 77733

?

POOL LINE5 & RACKS 51833 5

5 8

398288 460181 on CONTAMINATED CONCRETE 9848 8

8 8

453879 483625 OTHER REACTOR BUILDING 8

8 8

8 1483258 1483250 TLEBINE 128383 8

8 8

1480899 1588882 IUCLEAR STEAM CONDetSATE 18887 8

8 e

379442 388129 LDW PRE 5$lstE FEEDWATER HEATERS 148751 8

8 8

778370 911121 niAIN STEAM 4747 8

8 8

74237 78983 MDISTURE SEPARATOR FaiEATERS 88284 e

8 8

747488 833884 REACTDR FEEDWATER MAFS 9155 C

8 8

282798 211945 HIGH PRESSimE FEEDUATER PLAFS 27724 J

8 0

128481 154286 GTER TO R.D0 8

8 0

5 5878992 5878992 RAD WASTE R.00 8

8-8 e

2513958 2513968 REACTOR ELDG 8

35288 8

8-322884 357884 TG ELDQ 8

thee 8

5 217372 248472 RAD WASTE & C0KTROL e

28= ;

e 8

187887 288507 CONCENTRATOR BOITDMS e

123758 8

158378 ammans 940128 GTHER s

33558 8

3877 188688 217787 POST TWI-2 ADDITIONS 8

0 0

8 37851 37851 TOTAL BUR 784881 83 C 8 1788419 3188685 19849272 28286987

TABtf B,3 BURIAL COSTS AT.THE. WASHINGTON SITE

~ REFERENCE PWR.-(1991 DOLLARS)

. i.

CRANE CASK LINER 00SE BURIAL.

DISPSSAL ConFONDIT SURCHARGE HANDLNG

-CURIE-RATE CHARGE COST

~i55 i'~iALL.

38411 49788 67982 129288 122818' 399382 V

YESSO. HEAD & BOTToli

'8 248M 8

8 UPPER CORE SLFPORT ASSN 8'

24N 8

5176 ~

128448 152448 12844 284N LFPER StFPORT Cott981'

'8 24M S

5176.

12844 28428 LFPER CORE BARAG.

8 2628 3584 8288 6422 20028 LFPER CORE GRID PLATE

.8 6558 13374 28588 1C855 56479 GJIDE TUDES 8

3688 8

4866 19288

27732, LD8ER CORE BARREL 8

419?8 188448 131288 182752 484328 -

1 THERMAL SHIELDS '

8 7868 37862 24en 192 8 89308 CORE SHROUD '

8 5248 887248 16488 12844 841732 LD8ER CIRD PLATE 8

6558 138344 28588 18855 173449 LO8ER $4fPORT COLT 981 ~

8' 1318 3724 4188 3211 12345 LD8ER CORE FDRGING 8

14418 18968 45188 35321l 113789 '

WISC INTERNALS 8

18488 13826 32888 25688 82794 BIO SHIELD CONCRETE 8-m 9

8 881466 881488 REACTOR CAVITY LINER S

S 8

8 16448 16448 -

REACTOR COOLANT PLAFS 18N#8 8

8 8

134862 382882 :

PRES $lRIZER 13388 8

8 8

115596-128978 R.Hz,EHz,StAF PLAF CAYITY PulF G

8 8

8 12844 12844

?

PRESSURIZER RELIEF TANK 1198" 8

8 8

38532 39722 m

SAFETY INJECTION ACClAf TANKS 24488 8

8 8

128448 152928 STEAM GENERATORS 582488 8

8 8

885934 1268334 REACTOR COOLANT PIPING 18845 8

8 8

185963.

122888 -

REMAINING CONTAM. MATLS 8'

8 8

8 1889243 1689243 CONTAMINATED MATR. OTHR B.D.

8 8

8 8

1531974E.

15319745 FILTER CARTRIDGES 8

3688 11212 28878 19115 '

45882 SPENT RESINS 8

26288 43288 54888 64228.

187828 C0tELETIBLE WASTE 3 8

368M S

8 325114 381114 EVAPORATOR BOTTOWS 8

564H 8

68858 381834 427884 POST TMI-2 ADDITIONS 8

8 8

8 490728 499728 TOTAL POR 836786 361328 1339562 598744 28783181 23851433 i

i t

-TABLE B.3 BURIAL COSTS AT THE WASHINGTON SITE (cont.)

REFERENCE BWR (1991 DOLLARS)

CRANE CASK LINER DOSE BURIAL DISPOSAL COMPONENT SL1 CHARGE HANDLNG CURIE RATE CHARGE COST STEAM SEPARATOR 8

36688 25687 19e888 11335 269782 FUEL SUPPORT & PIEIES 8

18348 8

47688 5683 71623 CONTROL RODS /1NCORES S

18488 56886 144888 17818 228384 l

CONTROL RODS GJIDE5 8

7288 8

28488 4528 32128 I

JET Pt3FS 8

524N 38148 448888 15 94 546434 l

TCP FLEL aJIDES 8

94328 127666 792800 27229 1841215 CORE SLPPORT PLATE 8

18688 8

527H 12491 83791 CORE SHROUD 8

183488 1883788 -

1548888 E3383 3468483 REACTOR VESSEL SALL 17864 132M S

37488

. 9867 77551 SAC SHIELD 49138 8

8 8

182846 151176 REACT. SATER REE 848N 8

8 8

99798 184598 SAC SHIELD 139528 8

8 8

351548 491869 OTHER PRIMARY CDNTAIMENT 8

8 8

8 4889576 4889578 CONTAI!8L ATWOSPHERIC 978 8

8 8

54426 55395 HICH PRESSURE CORE SPRAY 4578 8

8 8

19266 23836 LDS PRE 5$tRE CORE SPRAY 1435 8

8 8

11335 12778 REACTOR ELDG CLOSED CGGLING 2885 5

8 8

36284 39889 REACTOR CORE 150 COOLING 735 0

8 8

14738 15473 m

RESIDUAL HEAT REDGVAL 13845 8

8 8

78321 83366 POOL LINE51 RACKS 52125 8

8 8

432848 484165 CONTAMINATED CONCRETE 18168 8

8 8

492158 582318 OTHER REACT 3R BUILDING S

8 8

8 1689832 1689832 TLRBINE 129433 8

8 8

1594326 1723759 NUCLEAR STEAM CONDENSATE 18928 8

8 8

411618 430538 LDS PRESSLRE FEEDSATER KATERS 141569 8

8 8

835695 971264 MAIN STEAM 4885 8

8 8

88532 85337 WOISTURE SEPARATOR RENEATERS 86718 8

8 8

818778 897488 REACTOR FEED 8ATER PJnr$

9358 8

8 8

219986 229336 HIGH PRE 55URE FEEMATER R3FS 27888 8

8 8

137286 165486 OTHER TG ELD 0 8

8 8

8 5587547 5587587 RAD SASTE BLDG 8

8 8

8 2727134 2727134 REACTOR ILDG B

384M 8

8 322664 361864 TG ELDQ B

252M 8

8 217372 242572 RAD SASTE & CONTROL 8

228N 8

8 187687 218407 CONCENTRATOR BOTTDWS 8

135808 8

163888 6668N 964888 DTHER 8

366M S

3998 188568 221158 POST TWI-2 ADDITIONS 8

8 8

8 48844 48844 TOTAL 98R 795836 692828 1932159 34311/8 21398949 28256733 a

b i

+

u

TABLE B.4 BURIAL COSTS AT THE NEVADA SITE REFERENCE PWR (1986 DOLLARS)

CRANE CASK LINER DDSE BLRIAL DISPOSAL COMPONENT SURCHARGE HANDLNG RIE RATE CHARCE COST VESSR.8ALL 29613 38172 61613 127318 78318 327887 VESSEL HEAD & BOTTOW 8

31768 8

8 82448 114288 LPPER CDRE SLPPORT ASSW 8

3178 8

5441 8244 16881 LPPER StFPORT COLladN 8

3178 8

5441 8244 16861 LPPER CORE BARREL 8

1588 3243 6784 4122 15682 LFPER CORE CRID PLATE 8

4978 11958 16759 18385 42992 QJIDE TUBES 8

4784 8

5648 12366 22778 LDTER CORE BARREL 8

25488 185971 187259 85962 364598 THEPMAL SHIELDS 8

4764 33144 28111 12368 78385 CORE SHROUD 8

1178 785965 13487 8244 738793 L0fER GIRD PLATE 8

3978 114888 16759 18385 145834 LOWER SLPPDRT CDLt488 8

794 3384 3352 2861 9511 LOWER CORE FORGING 8

8734 17263 38878 22671 85484 WISC INTERNALS 8

6352 12549 25815 16488 62284 BID SHIELD CONCRETE 8

8 8

8 514426 514426 REACTOR CAVITY LINER S

8 8

8 18552 18552 REACTOR COOLANT Pt4PS 65768 8

8 8

68562 152338 PRESSLRIZER 13212 8

8 8

74196 87488 co R.Hm,Eh,StAP PLAP, CAVITY PUWP 8

8 8

8 8244 8244 PRESSLRIZER RELIEF TANK 1143 8

8 8

24732 25888 SAFETY INJECTIDN ACClL' TANKS 24312 8

8 82448 18$752 STEAW GENERATORS 256848 8

8 8

448271 898319 REACTOR CGOLANT PIPING 18893 8

8' 8

68813 84711 REMAINING CDNTAH. MATLS 2

8 8

8 1884251 1884251 CONTAWINATED MATil DTHR ILD 8

8 8

8 9833872 9C33872 FILTER CARTRIDES 8

CM E8144 28879 6492 49478 SPENT RESINS S

11$28 22886 59832 41228 155812 C0W8USTIELE WASTES f-4764J 8

8 288676 256316 EVAPORATOR BOTTOWS

, _ _5

_ZiB3s 8

68486 193734 336858 TOTAL PtR 429958 274724 1177984 547538 13819887 15428845

TABLE B.4 -BURIAL COSTS AT THE NEVADA SITE (cont.)

REFERENCE BWR (1986 DOLLARS)

J CRANE CASM LINER DeSE' BURIAL DISPOSAL -

COMPONENT SURCHARGE HANDLNG C_URLE RATE _

[BAAGE

_ COST-SIEAM SEPARATOR e

22232 23267 29120e 7275 343964 FUEL StPPORT & PIECES 5

11118 8

46926 3646 81898 CONTROL RODS /INCDRES S

6362 49992 342488 19923 480e87 l

CONTROL RODS ELIDES 5

9528 8

20eN 29e8

, 33283 JET Ptar$

e-31768 34488 880000 18202 756442 TOP FLE. EJIDES 8

57188 115747 1224888 17477 1414392 CORE SlFPORT PLATE e

24614 s

Esses estr es44s CDRE Slalete e

11116s 14733e8 1792e00 34213 3418733 REACTOR VESSEL 14LL 17402 17464 0

36147 6833 70009 SAC SHIELD 48836 8

8 8

C6499 114335 REACT. WATER REE 36970 8

J 8

64468 lese 26 SAC SHIELD' 134738 8

8 8

2*5638 364389 GTHER PRIMARY CONTAlleENT e

8 8

8 2573ETI 2573E71 CONTAllel. ATldlSP!ERIC 928 -

5 8

5 34934 36862 HIGH PRESStstE CORE SPRAY 4528 8

0 0

12366 16494 LOW PRESSURE CORE SPRAY 1414 8

5 0

7275 8609

' REACTGR ELDG CLOSED COGLINQ 2742 5

0 5

232e9 26831 cs REACTOR CORE 158 COOLING 714 8

5 5

9468 18174 y

RESIDUAL EAT llamVAL 12898 8

8 8

45138 58e34 POOL LINES & RACKS 51815 5

5 8

2TT300 329118 CONTAMINATED CONCRETE 9824 8

8 B

316809 325713 i

GTHER REACTOR iklILDING S

I 8

8 1832767 1832767 TURBINE

.12e215' s

8 8

1823328 1151543 MUCLEAR STEAM C0WENSATE leses s

8 8

264288 282060 LOT PRESSURE FEDWATER EATERS 148687 8

8 8

53639e 877e83 hAIN STEAM 4742 8

8 8

E1898 56432 MOISTUE SEPARATOR IEEATERS 88164 8

e s

526443 808667 l

REACTOR FEEWATER Pters 914e e

e s

141199 16e339 HIGH PIIE55URE FEEDBATBt Ptars 27712 8

8 8

80887 115779 OTHER TO R 23 8

8 8

5 3536827 3636e27 RAD WASTE BLDQ s

8 8

8 1758428 1758428 ItEACTM B_DQ 3

58818 0

0 226481 277297 TQ EDG s

33340 e

8 152898 188238 RAD WASTE & CDNTEDL e

38172 0

5 131964 182126 CDNCENTRATOR BOTT015 8

178658 e

182328.

463725 804095 GTHER S

48434 5

5163

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188LE 8.5 BURIAL COSTS AT THE NEVADA SITE REFERENCE PWR (1988 DOLLARS)

CRANE CASK LINER DOSE

BlRIAL DISPOSAL COMPONENT SURCHARGE HANDLNQ CURIE RATE CHAPGE CDST VELSEL WALL 29613 4560s 61993 136888 le1768 3el?15 VE3S8. HEAD 1 BOTT0W e

22000 :

e 8

113444 135448.

LP'ER CORE StPPORT ASSW e

48ee e.

2750' 11344 lee 94 LPPER StPPORT COLLAsi e

480s e

2750 11344 1:494' LPPER CORE BARREL e

240s 3268 e70s 5872 20048 -

LPPER CORE GRID PLATE e

8888 12008 21758 1418e 53930 GJIDE TUBES 8

7288 e

1896 17016 25912 LOWER CDRE BARREL 8-38488 186291

'13920e 9*752 434343 THERMAL SHIELDS e

7208.

33204 26100 17016 e3520 -

CORE SHROUD e

48e8 7e6575 17488 11344 -

74e110 L0eER GIRD PLATE 8'

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1200 3314 4358 2836 1170s l

WISC INTERNALS e~

13208-17J18 47058 31196 le9564 LDvER CORE FDRGING e

9648 12629 34888 22688 79717 i

BIO SHIELD CONCRETE e

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4-7s7866 707e86 REACTDR CAVITY LINER e.

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119112 282312 1

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0 11344 11344 5

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e e

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8 e

11344e 222248--

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e e

865826 1175426 I

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93588 188788 REMAINING CONTAM.. ETLS S

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8 1491963 1491963 l

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7208 le2e4 8467 8933 34884 SPENT RESINS e

24e88 -

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33ese e

'e 287145 32e145 EVAPDRATOR BOTTOWS e

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REFERENCE BWR (1988 DOLLARS)

CRANE CASK LINER DOSE BURIAL DISPOSAL CCUPONENT SURCHARGE HANDOG CURIE PATE CHARGE COST 5fEld'5EPARATOR 8

33688 23397 287768 18f11 214768 FUEL SUPPORT & PIECES 8

16888 8

58488 5828 72228 CCNTROL RODS /INCORES 8

9688 58872 152648 15831 227343 CCNTRCL RODS GUIDES 8

14488 8

16729 3999 35128 JET PuuPS 8

48888 34688 466488 14838 563118 TCP FUEL GUIDES 8

86488 118467 839528 24849 1856436 CORE SUPPGRT PLATE 8

37288 8

43217 11832 91449 CORE SHROUD 8

168888 1474765 1632488 47878 3322238 REACTOR VESSEL NALL 17482 26488 8

38678 8828 82498 SAC SHIELD 198488 8

8 8

98128 288528 REACT. 8ATER REC 82888 8

8 8

88:43 178943 SAC SHIELD 516688 8

8 8

318485 827235 OTHER PRIWARY CONTAIhWENT 8

8 8

8 3541313 3541313 CCNTAINW. ATWGSPHERIC 928 8

8 8

48878 48998 HIGH PRESSURE CORE SPRAY 27288 8

8 8

17816 44216 LCf PRESSURE CSRE SPRAY 1414 8

8 8

18811 11425 REACTOR BLDG CLOSED COOLING 2742 8

8 8

32847 34789 REACTOR CCRE 153 CCDLING 714 8

8 8

13817 13731 RESIDUAL HEAT REWOVAL 95288 8

8 8

62188 157388 j,

POOL LINES & RACKS 284888 8

8 8

381584 585584 co CCNTAMIhATED C0kCRETE 9824 8

8 8

434674 444498 OTHER REACTOR BU2LDING 8

8 8

8 1421128 1421128 TURBINE 76S888 8

8 8

1486131 2196931 NUCLEAR STEAM C0kDENSATE 18688 8

8 8

363547 382215 LCS PRESSURE FEEDWATER HEATERS 571288 8

8 8

738897 1389297 MAIN STEAu 4742 8

8 8

71127 75869 WOISTURE SEPARATOR REPEATERS 3536e8 8

8 8

716898 18e9698 REACTOR FEEDWATER PUWPS 9148 8

8 8

194294 283434 HICH PRESSURE FEEDsATER PUUPS 188888 8

8 8

121182 229982 DTHER TG BLDG 8

8 8

8 4&64387 4884387 RAD SASTE BLDG 8

8 8

8 2488643 2486643 REACTGR BLDG 8

35288 8

8 386194 341394 TG BLDG 8

23188 8

8 286782 229882 RAD WASTE & CCNTROL 8

28986 8

8 178398 199298 CONCENTRATOR BOTTCuS 8

278888 8

162748 638188 1878848 OTHER 8

73288 8

2375 172996 248571 POST TWI-2 AD0IIICNS 8

8 8

8 36874 36874 TDTAL BTR 38?4375 862888 1699376 3684852 19811883 281832S5 s

TABLE B.6 BURIAL COSTS AT-THE NEVADA SITE REFERENCE WR (1991 DOLLARS)

LRANE CASE LINDt DCSE BRIN.

DISMSAL CMOT EMAM HANI M CW!E RATE __

CHARGE

_CUST_

VELSEL 2ALL 29613 eb688 31993 136eN 122018 396825 VESSEL HEAD & BOTTUW 8

22fM 8

8 128448 156448 tJFTER CDRE SUFTURT ASSW 8

48N 8

2758 12844 29394 LFPER StFP9RT CatMN e

ase8 8

2754 12844 28s94 (FPER CORE BARREL 5

2488 3264 8780 6 22 forse LFPER CDRE GRID PLATE e

6ees 42988 21758 16855 55813 QJIDE TUBE 5 5

72M 8

1896 19766 28162 LCTER CCRE BARREL 8

384M IE6291 139298 182752 446643 THEMmL SMIELDS 5

72 %

33284 261N 19266 85773 CDRE SMRDlD 8

48N 7f3575 174N 12644 741819 LDfER CIRD PLATE 8

fees 1141N 217;8 16#E5 157995 LD9ER StFPCRT CDLtMN C

1249 3314 4358 3211 12975 LDTER CDRE FDMIM J

13298 17318 47858 35321 113689 BISC INTEMALS S

96es 12523 34800 25688 82717 BIG SHIELD CofCRETE 8

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8 8

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SPENT RESINS S

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112888 8

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REFERENCE BWR (1991 DOLLARS)

CRANE CASK LINER DCS2 BURIAL DISPCSAL CCWTwEWT SLSCMRCE bag %

CLAIE RATE CH4(CE CDST SIL*W SEPARATDR 8

33E88 23397 2877e8 11335 275892 FLE. SLFPCET & PIECES S

16888 8

54488 EES3 72883 CCNTEDL RODS /INCCTES 8

9688 58872 152648 17818 229338 CCNTRCt RCES QJIDES 8

14488 8

12729 4528 35457 JET PWPS 8

48888 34688 456488 15894 564974 TDP FE QJIDES 4

86488 115467 839528 27229 18E9618 CDRE SLFPORT PLATE 8

37288 8

43217 12491 929es CDRE SHRDtc 8

168888 1474768 1E32488 53383 332s463 REACTCR VEIS8. S ALL 17482 25488 8

38678 5887 83559 T SHIB D 215684 8

8 9

182848 317645 REACT. FATER REC 91888 8

8 8

99791 191598 SAC SHIELD 585288 8

8 8

351548 936748 GTIER PRIMARY CCWTAlmDT 8

8 8

8 4889578 4889576 CtNTAIW. ATWCSPHERIC 928 8

8 8

54428 55354 HIGH FESSLFE CCRE SPRAY 38688 8

8 8

192*8 E8868 LC8 PRES $UE CCRE SPRAY 1415 8

8 8

11335 12749 PEACTCR R DG CLCSED COOLING 2742 8

8 8

36284 39526 REACTOR CORE 153 COOLING 714 8

8 8

14738 15452 7

RESItUAL HEAT RGCVAL 187888 8

8 8

78321 178121 P02. LINES & RACKS 231888 8

8 8

432848 663848 CCNTAWiMATED CONCRETE 9224 8

8 9

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8 8

8 1589832 1589432 l

TWBINE 893288 8

8 8

1594326 2487528 NUCLEAR STEAW M NSATE 18668 8

8 8

411518 438295 LC8 PRESSURE FEED 8ATER HEATERS 645888 8

8 8

835695 1482495 MAIN STEAW 4742 8

8 8

88532 85274 WOIST'RE SEFARATCR RDOTE*5 488488 8

8 8

818778 1211178 REACTUR FEEIVATER HMPS

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8 8

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8 8

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278888 8

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CRAE CASE LIM 3t DOSE BRIAL DISPDSAL CDIPG G

_M

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CM

_C_ DST _

VE558. SALL 38300 30008 714408 9

134218 924996 VESSE. IEAD a BOTTEN 5

40008 1essef 8

141288 201298 LITER CDRE SLFPDRT ASSil 8

40sf laced 8

14129 23123 LFPER SLFPORT CDLLAsl 8

doef 19e88 5

14128 23128 tlPPDt CBE BARREL 5

2988 37988 8

7e64 48864 LFPDt CDRE GtID FtATE 8

58s8 1580s0 8

1780s 172668 GJIDE TUBES S

8800 5818e 8

21192 83292 LD99t CDRE BARREL S

32888 1824888 9

113*24 1969824 TE3tML SHIELDS 8

80e8 388008 5

21192 347192 CDE S35ULO 8

4408 81 esses 8

14128 811812e LD8Dt CIRD PULTE 8

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175e8 1822668 LOWUt SLFPDAT CDLttel 8

1888 36588 5

1532 41532 LOWUt CURE FDRG71eQ s

11888 talase 5

38852 214852 WISC INTDeLALS 8

8088 228088 8

28258 158258 BID SHIELD CDilCRETE 8

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148344 185192 PRESSLRIZUt 18488 8

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42384 444s4 tn e

SAFETY INJEITIDM ACClaf Tiwas 15322 8

8 8

141288 356888 STEAll ENDtATDRS 134848 8

8 8

754586 889354 REKTDR CDDt>JIT PIPING 13495 8

8 8

118558 1299El REslAINING CDNTAW. MATLS 5

8 5

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feest 808088 8

78648 898648 CDtR STI R E WASTES 8

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357s15 587815 EVAPGRATUR BOTTDies 5

948e8 235800 8

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5

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228e8784 35261566 845288 BARural CDUNTY REINE35 TAX (2.41) 36187945 TUTAL PrR CDSTS

TABLE B.8 BURIAL COSTS AT THE SOUTH CAROLINA SITE (cont.)

REFERENCE BWR (1988 DOLLAPS)

CRANE CASK LINER DesE BURIAL DI3MSAL CorCTIET St*1CMAR'JE HANDL84 CtFIlj RAL O p GE

_CTST_

STEM SEPARATUR S

29888 529N8 8

124M Enees FLEL SLFPDRT & PIB*E3 8

14888 315858 8

8252 335252 CCNTROLIICDS/INCDRE3 2248 8088 529608 8

137N 559564 CDNTROL RDDS ELIDE 3 8

12988 3sses 8

-1 led esses JET PtArS S

480se 45sese 8

57a3 Es7483 TDP FtRL QUIDE 3 72906 1353608 e

?As7 14555a7 CCRE SLFPDRT FLATE 8

31888 118254 s

a775 Igle;5 8

148088 13238888 8

Es631 13428E31 CDRE SHRDLc REACTDR VE558. TALL 222M 22888 2257N 8

9877 253997 1AC SHIB.D S&f88 8

8 8

127811 182291 IEACT. WATER REE 19551 8

8 8

189845 129396

$AC SHIELD 95768 8

8 8

46754 442514 GTNER PRIMARY CDWTAIte O T 8

8 8

8 we833e 441333s CD8TADef. ATWSPERIC 28N 8

8 8

59832 41:52 HIGI PRE 3$l8E C88E SPRAY 3s38 8

8 8

21192 25822 LDS PRESSLRE CDRE SPRAY 1318 8

8 8

12539 13s49 IIEACTDR ILDQ CLtSG CDEING 3838 8

8 8

39982 43312 IEACTDR CD3E CDEIhQ 1818 8

8 8

18247 17257 IE3IDUAL IDT IIEntVAL 91T8 8

8 8

77421 88591 PD E LINE3 & RACKS 378e8 8

8 8

475168 51292 cx3 C

CCETMINATED CONCRE1E 18188 8

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541279 557439 OTHER REACTDR BJILDING 8

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8 8

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TABLE B.9 BURIAL COSTS AT THE SOUTH CAROLINA SITE REFERENCE PWR (1991 DOLLARS)

CRANE CASK LINER DCSE iRRIAL CI*4'CSAL CCWPCNENT St9 CHARGE MA@ LNG CURIE RATE CHABE CUST WESSEL 3 ALL 65678 57288 1833689 8

155914 1384484 VESSEL HEAD 1 BCTTCU S

82459 1448N 8

164128 371128 UPPER CCRE StFPCRT AS5M S

6248 14468 8

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6248 14464 5

16412 37112 LFPER CDRE BARREL 8

3129 54488 8

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7858 217496 s

28515 245315 GJIDE ItBES e

936s 418e8 8

feels 114978 LCsER CORE BARREL 8

49928 2499686 8

131298 2598818 THERMAL SHIELDS 8

9364 451888 8

24$18 485778 CORE SMROLD 8

8248 8296488 8

16412 8318852 LOWER CIRD PLATE s

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2s515 13ss315 LDTER SLFPCRT Cottn81 8

1568 55###

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17168 238798 8

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12484 1738#8 8

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CRA'*E CASX LINER DCSE R RIAL DISPOSAL CCWPCNENT SLECHAME RAtQ MC CURIE RATE CHART COST 8

435P8 77F888 8

144s4 82s154 STEAM SEPARATOR FUEL SUPPORT & FIECE3 8

21848 455888 8

7252 484182 CONTRR RODS /INCCRE5 4688 12488 766488 8

21T45 885386 CENIROL RODS CUIDE3 8

18728 43388 8

5785 87885 8

82488 658988 8

28318 732718 JET RMPS 8

112328 1958488 8

34834 2185554 TCP REL QJIDE5 CORE SLFPORT TLATE 8

483c8 158828 8

16882 232392 8

218488 19848888 8

68118 19325518 CERE SHRCLC REACTUR VE5SEL TALL 32238 34328 297888 8

18545 374895 SAC SHIELD 58968 8

8 8

147544 19 584 REACT. TATER REE 45588 8

8 8

127583 173183 SAC SHIELD 138328 8

8 8

449279 5875?9 STHER PRIMARY CONTAINWENT 8

8 8

8 5123334 5123334 CDNTAI4W. ATWOSPHERIC 2938 8

8 8

69585 72435 f

HICH PRE 5SLRE CSRE SPRAY 55*8 8

8 8

2s818 38158 LCf PRESSURE CERE SPRAY 1885 8

8 8

14566 15451 REACTCR RDG CLOSED CDOLING 4395 8

8 8

46448

1. e41 CD REACTCR CORE C30 LING 1465 8

8 8

18874 28339 O

RESIDUAL HEAT RDEVAL 13195 8

8 8

89938 183133 e

P0t1L LINES & RACKS 54688 8

8 8

551977 686577 CCNTAWItiATED CCNCRETE 23448 8

8 8

$2s785 e52225 OTHER REACTCR RJILDING 8

8 8

8 2856381 2e56381 l

TUR91NE 189338 8

8 8

2836934 2145254 NUCLEAR STEAal CONDENSATE 22528 8

8 8

525964 548584 LCW PRESSLRE FEEDrATER EATERS 152888 8

8 8

1867847 1228727 kAIN STEAW 5655 8

8 8

182944 188599 WOISTURE SEPA*JLTOR RDEATERS 94648 8

8 8

1835882 1138442 NEACTUR FEED 8ATER PG PS 14858 8

8 8

282574 297224 HICH PRESSLEE FIIDSATUt PGFS 29128 8

8 8

175288 284488 8

8 8

8 7851588 7851588 DTHER TO ELDG 8

8 8

8 34847E8 34847tf RAD WASTE RDG 8

99848 231388 8

299888 631868 REACTCR RDC 8

65528 151838 8

282448 419798 TO RDG 8

592e8 137378 8

174728 371378 RAD SASTE & CCNTROL EET RAD SASTE3 CCNCENTRATCR 80TT3 6 8

351888 813375 8

E38f88 1794375 8

95168 228515 8

178888 4AS475 DTHGt 8

8 8

8 5 198 52198 POST Tul-2 ADDITIDE StBTOTAL BrR CDSTS 88es35 1243328 25782558 8

258415E8 545955c5 3 122;4 BARMELL CDUNTY BUSINESS TAX (2.45) 55985859 TUTAL BrR CUSTS

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10. SUPPLEMLNTARY NOTES Supercerles NUREG-1307, dated October 1989

11. At$T R ACT rasp eee er ens One of the requirements placed upon nuclear power reactor licensees by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission (NRC) is for the licensees to periodically adjust the estimate of the cost of decomissioning their plants, in doll &rs of the current year, as part of the process to provide reasonable assurance that adequate funds for accomissioning will be available when needed.

This report, which is scheduled to be revised annually, contains the development of a formula for escalating decommissioning cost estimates that is acceptable to the NRC, and contains values for the escalation of radioactive waste burial costs, by site and by year. The licensees may use the formula, the coefficients, and the burial escalation from this report in their escalation analyses, or they may use an escalation rate at least equal to the escalation approach presented herein.

Revision 2 of this report corrects several errors in the calculations and disposal costs for the reference PWR and the reference BWR.

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