ML20091G326
| ML20091G326 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Wolf Creek  |
| Issue date: | 06/15/1995 |
| From: | Maynard O WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORP. |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM) |
| References | |
| WO-95-0102, WO-95-102, NUDOCS 9506190437 | |
| Download: ML20091G326 (160) | |
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{{#Wiki_filter:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ e a i WQLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION June 15, 1995 Otto L Maynard Vice Preskkmt Plant Operatow WO 95-0102 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ATTN: Document Control Desk Mail Station P1-137 Washington, D. C. 20555
Subject:
Docket No. 50-482: Emergency Preparedness 1995 Field Exercise Scenario i NOTE: This transmittal contains Erdergency Preparedness exercise information that should not be released to the Public Document Room before August 31, 1995. Gentlemen: This letter transmits Wolf Creek Generating Station's Emergency Preparedness 1 Field Exercise Scenario for the 1995 Exercise which is scheduled to be conducted August 15 and 16, 1995. If you should have any questions regarding this submittal, please contact me at I (316) 364-8831, extension 4450, or Mr. Richard D. Flannigan at extension 4500. Very truly yours, / Otto L. Maynard OLM/jra cc: L. J. Collan (NRC), w/a D. F. Kirsch (NRC), w/a B. Murray (NRC), w/a + J. F. Ringwald (NRC), w/a J. C. Stone (NRC), w/a l n i S 1 / 0 4 018 3.m.-,,,...,iiooten. x5 eee39, gnome: <3,e> 3e4-8834N 75cm o 43 ' mgg-jsg. i t ~
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- Exeresse participants do not have prior knowledge of the accident scenario or of the starting time of the Exercise The Exercise should demonstrate that those individuals and agencies who are assigned i
2 ' responsibilities in a radiological emergency are adequately trained to perform according to current plans 4 and procedures. Furthermore, this Exercise will provide training for emergency response personnel, and identify any potenbal problem areas in the overall emergency response system. This manual has been prepared to assist the Exercise controllers, evaluators, and observers in the t conduct and evaluation of the Exercise it contains all of the information and data necessary to property conduct this Exercise in an of5c6ent and coordinated manner, and is organized as follows-a \\ Sachor) 2.0 Otgachvas and Guidelines This sechon defines the Exercise objechvos for the licensee, State of Kansas, and Coffey County, and sets forth guidelines for the conduct of the Exercise to meet those objechves 1 } Sachon 3.0 Scenare and Timekna l' This soebon describes the postuisted sequence of events occurring at WCGS which requires the ERO to i_ respond 1 Sachon 40 Controllar Massages This sechon contains the Exercise messages used to control the development of the Exercise scenano i Sachon 5.0 Plant Data l This sechon contains information concoming designated plant parameters. These parameters are updated every 15 minutes throughout the Exercise. To ensure that adequate operational data is available in the event of a simulator failure, tables of plant parameter inhEsik,n have been included in this secbon Sachon 6 0 Matoorological Data i This section contains Wormch about the meteorological conditions in the Coffey County area during the L conduct of the Exercise. These parameters are updated every 15 minutes throughout the Exercise. To l ensure that adequate meteorological data is available in the event of a simulator failure, tables of plant parameter inLWehi have been included in this sechon Sachan 7.0 Onsite PadWaa' mi rw+= e This section contains inbiiehi about radiological conditions at the various onsite monitoring locations. 4 Alec included in this sechon is information concoming primary and secondary systems radiochemistry, i { containment atmosphere radkd ws.uy, and in-plant radiation levels. These parameters are updated i overy 15 minutes when parameters are changing. To ensure that adequate chemistry data is available in the event of a simulator failure, tables of plant parameter information have been included in this sechon 1 Sachon 8.0 Offssta Radioingical Data This sechon contains information about radiological conditions at the various offsite monitoring locations. Sachon 9.0 Controllars' instructions This sechon provides general instructions to the Exercise controllers in the conduct of the Exercise For i this Exercise, separate evaluators shall also evaluate the responses of the Exercise participants and the 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 1.1
e a. progress of tha Exercise Evaluator notes shall be included on the controllers log sheets. Blank PIR forms are also included for player and Evaluator / Controller comrnents. 4 i i 4 1 4 i i i 1 4 m* 4 4 i 1996 GRADED EXERCISE Page 1.2 en n
4 o 4 -a A son-. p _ .sxa 6 a s-m-- L'. 6 m4 O O SECTION 2.0 OBJECTIVES AND GUIDELINES Subsechons Eagt OBJECTNES 2.1 GUIDELINES 2.4 -f ] i e 1 1 1 1 I i 4 l ) i t 4 d 1 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 2.0 4 ~
1 e n Objectives To Be Demonstrated For The NRC i During The Wolf Creek Exercise - August 15-16,1995
- 1. The Technical Support Center / Operations Support Center (TSC/OSC), Emergency Operations l
Facility (EOF) and the Information Clearinghouse / Media Release Center (IC/MRC) will be staffed and activated according to the instructions in the Emergency Planning Procedures (EPPs). 2. Management of the Control Room, TSC/OSC, EOF and IC/MRC will respond effectively to the emergency. The lead personnel in these facilities will make timely and effective decisions regarding l emergency response efforts. )
- 3. The staff in the Control Room, TSC/OSC and EOF will assess the emergency conditions in order to prepare appropriate mitigative priorities, properly classify the events and to recommend offsite protective actions. Each facility may not perform each of these actions depending on the timing of i
turnover of responsibilities between facilities. l 4. Notification of emergency conditions or protective action recommendations to the State of Kansas, Coffey County and the NRC will be pe:Tormed by the Control Room, TSC/OSC and the EOF. This will include the use of the Emergency Notification System (ENS). The use of radios as the backup method of notifying the State and County will be demonstrated as part of a FEMA objective. Proper i i demonstration of this item should result in closing a previously identified NRC weakness. 1
- 5. Communications (e.g., phone, fax or radio) between facilities and teams in support of emergency I
response activities will be demonstrated. Proper demonstration of this item should result in closing a previously identified NRC weakness. 6. Radiological exposure to persons staffing the facilities and teams will be maintained as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA). 7. Rumors identified during the Exercise will be confirmed or denied as part of the activities of the Phone Team or the IC/MRC. l 8. Ingestion pathway activities will be conducted in support of the State and County. Ingestion pathway activities are primarily focused on the responsibilities of the State and County to relocate, retum cr j allow reentry to those offsite persons affected by the release. 9. Field Teams will collect environmental samples as directed by either the Dose Assessment Coordinator in the TSC or the Radiological Assessment Supervisor in the EOF. These samples may include air, water, soil or vegetation. l
- 10. Dispatch and coordination of onsite monitoring / repair teams shall be demonstrated by the Control j
Room and the TSC/OSC.
- 11. The radiological release froin the plant will be characterized by either the TSC/OSC or the EOF radiological assessment staff as to its magnitude and offsite impact.
- 12. The TSC/OSC and EOF will review and discuss plant recovery and reentry activities following the j
termination of the release. l
- 13. Post-accident sampling will be demonstrated in order to identify the source term for the radiological release.
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- 14. Personnel accountability will be maintained within the TSC/OSC and EOF.
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- 15. Habitability of the Control Room, TSC/OSC and EOF will be periodically assessed.
- 16. The IC/MRC will disseminate accurate and timely information either through scheduled news j
conferences or the Phone Team. )
- 17. The TSC/OSC and EOF shall demonstrate assistance and support to the Control Room for mitigation 1
of the emergency conditions.
- 18. The NRC will co locate with WCNOC staff in the TSC/OSC, EOF and IC/MRC. The WCNOC staff will interact with the NRC Site Team, NRC Base Team and the NRC Operations Center to keep them informed of plant status and emergency response activities.
1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 2.1 l
Objectives To Be Demonstrated For The NRC During The Wolf Creek Exercise - August 15-16,1995
- 19. Good radiological protection practices shall be demonstrated within the Control Room, TSC/OSC and the EOF. Proper demonstration of this item should result in closing a previously identified NRC weakness.
- 20. Good scenario preparation and adequate scenario control shall be demonstrated throughout the Exercise. Proper demonstration of this item should result in closing a previously identified NRC weakness.
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i o a i l l ONSITE GUIDELINES 1 . These guidelines define the licensee participants' extent of play in demonstrating the previously listed objectives. 1 A. The Exercise will be conducted August 15 and 16,1995. i l B. Participants will not have prior knowledge of the scenario or time of the Exercise. However, they will receive a briefing on the guidelines for the Exercise. C. There will be pre-staging of licensee participants in the Wolf Creek Generating Station (WCGS) Simulator and outside the Information Clearinghouse (IC) and Media Release Center (MRC)in Topeka. The Licensee IC/MRC participants will only be allowed into those facilities after simulating an appropriate travel time (-75 l minutes following the declaration of an Alert). Station operators will also be pre-staged in the TSC. Their normal dispatch point is from the Control Room. This pre-staging reduces impacts to normal Control Room activities. D. Personnel will be notified of emergency conditions through methods normally employed in making notifications (e.g., gal-tronics, pager activation or Security). The site evacuation alarm will be activated at 1 the Alert and higher classifications. No site evacuation will occur. E. The following emergency response facilities / functions will be participating in the Exercise: a l Licensee - Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corp. i a. Control Room (CR) b. Technical Support Center / Operations Support Center (TSC/OSC) c. Emergency Repair / Damage Control (ERDC) Teams d. Security (SEC) e. Offsite Monitoring Teams (OMTs) f. Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) ] g. Information Clearinghouse / Media Release Center (IC/MRC) h. General Office-KCP&L GO i. Phone Team (EOF) F. The CR will be simulated from the plant simulator. A full shift complement of reactor operators plus the Shift l Supervisor will staff the simulator, i G. All communications involving the CR will be duplicated in the simulator, except for the Emergency Notification System (ENS) dedicated line and the State / County radios. A commercial telephoree will be used j in the simulator for the ENS. If the State or County need to be notified as part of the drill by radio from the i Control Room, the Shift Clerk will use the radics in the EOF, since there are no radios in the simulator. J i a i i i 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 2.4 ~..
e ONSITE GUIDELINES H. Fire protection panels (KC008) are not duplicated on the plant simulator and will be simulated. l. Operational and meteorological initial conditions will be established prior to the start of the exercise and will be distributed to those players who would, under actual conditions, be aware of this information. J. Participation by onsite personnel directly involved with emergency response shall be carried out to the fullest extent possible without affecting plant operations or plant safety. Dispatch of teams into the power block will occur as required. Use of SCBA, respirators and PCs will be dictated by ervironmental conditions the day of the drill. Safety Services personnel will make the decision on what to sirralate on the moming of the drill. K. The phrase, "This is a drill *, will begin and end all radio and teleohone transmissions performed in response to scenario events. L. If the scenario requires that any personnel working for an organization not participating be contacted, they shall be contacted for the purpose of checking communications only. M. Additional ERO personnel may be called in to supplement the regular ERO staffing. N. The licensee's extent-of-play for August 16 will only include the Wolf Creek Public Information Officer, a News Release Writer and a Secretary. These individuals will be located in the IC at Topeka and are supporting the State Public Information Officer. The State of Kansas takes the lead for ingestion pathway. j i O. The Recovery objective will be completed through the development of the steps that WCNOC must accomplish to retum the plant to a condition which is ready for operation. i P. The Emergency Response Data System (ERDS) will be using data from the Simulator. The NRC incident j Response Center and the State of Kansas will be receiving ERDS data during the Exercise. Q. If Potassium lodide is recommended for use by emergency workers, its actual ingestion will be simulated. R. If parts or tools are needed from the Warehouse / Tool Shop they will be procured and brought to the check out counter, confirmed to be the correct tool / part, then retumed to the Warehouse / Tool Shop. S. Drill participants will simulate entry into hazardous areas of plant if they are required to do so by the scenario. 1 4 5 ( \\ 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 2.5
e a OFFSITE GUIDELINES A. The Exercise will be conducted on August 15 and 16,1995. Those facilities demonstrating their oojectives out-of-sequence are noted below. B. Participants will not have prior knowledge of the scenario or time of the Exercise. However, they will receive a briefing on the guidelines for the Exercise. C. There will be pra-positioning of personnel only at the Lyon County Reception and Care Center. All other mobilization calls will be made. D. Personnel will be notified of emergency conditions through methods normally employed in making notifications (e.g., telephone calls); however, backup communication links identifimi in the plans will be demonstrated by a controller inject message. E. Actual siren and tone alert radio activation will be simulated. F. The following facilities will be activated: 1. State - Kansas 1 a. Emergency Operations (SEOC) Key Personnel I b. EmerDency Operations Facility (EOFS) 1. Radiological Assessment 4 2. Emergency Management c. Information Clearinghouse (IC) d. Media Release Center (MRC) e. State Forward Staging Area (SFSA) f. WlBW Radio g. Radiation Laboratory
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Local a. Coffey County 1. Emergency Operations Center (CEOC) 2. County Road and Bridge Department (CRBD) 3. Information Clearinghouse (IC) 4. Media Release Center (MRC) 5. Coffey County Ambulance Service"(Amb) 6. Coffey County Hospital"(Hosp) 7. USD 244" (School) b. Lyon County 1. Reception and Care Center *"(RCCS) to be demonstrated on August 16,1995 at 9 a.m. to be demonstrated on August 14,1995 at approximately 10 a.m. for the school portion and 1 p.m. for the Hospital / Ambulance Service portion. to be demonstrated on August 10,1995 at 10 a.m. 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 2.6
o e OFFSITE GUIDELINES G. The Phone Team at the EOF and the Media Monitoring Team at the KCPL General Office will be activated with any identified rumors being transmitted to the Information Clearinghouse to be addressed. H. The Burlington School evaluation will be done by interview of the Superintendent, appropriate staff members, and one bus driver. I. The following will apply to the evatus' ion at Lyon County Reception and Care Center: 1. Monitoring of jail prisoners will be demonstrated. 2. Congregate care will be demonstrated by interview and a walk through of facilities. 3. 24-hour staffing will be demonstrated by interview only. J. Demonstration of 24-hour staffing applies to the following: 1. EPZ Field Monitoring Teams 2. Coffey County EOC 3. Coffey County Decontamination Group 4. Coffey County Road and Bridge Department K. The phrase, "This is a drill *, will begin and end all radio and telephone transmissions performed in response to scenario events. L If the scenario requires that any personnel working for an organization not participating be contacted, they shall be contacted for the purpose of checking communications only. l 1 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 2.7
e o i 3 SECTION 3.0 1 [ SCENARIO AND TIMELINE i Subsections East SCENARIO Initial Conditions 3.1 Initial Chemistry Data Sheets 3.2 TIMELINE Narrative Summary 3.8 j Timelir,e 3.9 f I e e b i 4 1 i-1 1 i l 4 j 4 d a i 3 f .1995 GRADED EXERCISE
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e s a d SCENARIO A summary of the scenario events is provided in the following subsection. Operational events will be conducted as written. Other events may vary from those written according to the actions of the players. l INITIAL CONDITIONS Operations The unit is operating at 100% steady state power with middle of life (MOL) conditions. The 'B' RHR pump is out of service for preventative maintenance to perform an oil change. The 'B' RHR Pump is expected to be retumed to service later today. The 'B' Safety injection Pump is out of service to fix oil leaks. Meteoroloaical j lt is a partly cloudy day with winds out of the south southwest at 5 mph. The National Weather Service has indicated a chance for rain for eastem Kansas which includes Coffey County. Daytime temperatures are expected to be in the mid to upper eighties. E l l 1995 GRADED EXERCISE
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SHEET LABORATORY: PRIMARY LAB Date: Aua. 14.1995 Time Analysis Results Out of Soec Remarks BAT *A" 0710 BORON 7104 PPM i 0710 CL 3 PPB 0710 F 3 PPB 0710 TOC 0.40 PPM REACTOR COOLANT ALL SAMPLE PTS 1 0705. B 917 PPM 0705 CL 4 PPB 0705 COND 26.9 US/CM 0705 DO <5 PPB 0705 F 4 PPB 0705 LI 2.28 PPM 0705 NH3 0.75 PPM 0705 PH 6.7 PH i 0705 PH@T 7.14 PH 0705 SiO2 37 PPB 0705 TOC 0.15 PPM 0705 VCT 25 PSIG 0819 DEI 4.86E-3UCl/CC l 0819 FRI <1.0E-5UCl/CC 0810 GAS ACT 2.2SE-1 UCl/CC i 0819 MODE 1 0819 NDIX 1 1 RWST 0808 CAT 0.180 US/CM 0808 CL <2 PPB 0808 COND 0.121 US/CM 0808 DO 27.5 PPB 0808 F <2 PPB 0808 PH 6.0 PH 0808 SiO2 <5 PPB 0808 TDS 78 PPB 0808 TOC 0.10 PPM 0808 TS < 88 PPB 0808 TSS < 10 PPB RWST 0310 BORON 2488 PPM 4 3 Remarks: i Reviewed By: 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 3.2
e i PAGE 2 PLANT CHEMISTRY
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SHEET l LABORATORY: SHOP LAB Date: Aua.14. 1EEE. Time Analysis Results Out of Spec Remarks i CENTRAL CH!LLER 0750 CULTSD < 10 COLONIES CIRCULATING WATER DISCHARGE i 1145 CLRATE 80 GPM 1145 FAC < 0.01 PPM 1145 PH 8.4 PH i 1145 SULFATE 80 PPM 1145 TRC 0.05 PPM 1145 TRCVD 1200 TIME ESW PUMP BAY A 1530 TRCVD 1530 TIME Remarks: NO CHE'v1 ADDS ESW PUMP BAY B 1530 TRCVD 1530 TIME Remarks: NO CHEM ADDS LIME SLUDGE NPDES OlLY WASTE NPDES OUTFALL 1135 COD < 10 PPM 1135 PH 7.7 PH 1135 TRCVD 1200 TIME PLANT HEATING 0750 CULTSD < 10 COLONIES r SERVICE WATER CHLORINATION 0930 CLRATE 15 GPM 0930 FAC < 0.01 PPM 0930 GRS ACT 0 UCl/CC a 0930 PH 8.4 PH 0930 TRC 0.19 PPM 0930 TRCVD 0933 TIME 4 i 4 .~ i Remarks: Reviewed By: 4 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 3.3 e m
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SHEET LABORATORY: TURBlNE LAB Date: Aua.14. 19.21 ] Time Analysis Results Out of Spec Remarks AK BED IN SERVICE 0830 ACETATE 1.1 PPB 0830 BED # 3 0830 CAT 0.075 US/CM i 0830 CL < 0.5 PPB 0830 COND 0.060 US/CM 0830 F < 0.20 PPB 0830 FORMATE < 0.5 PPB l 0830 NA 0.08 PPB 0830 SO4 < 0.5 PPB i 0831 ACETATE 1.0 PPB 0831 BED # 4 0831 CAT 0.067 US/CM 0831 CL < 0.5 PPB 0831 COND 0.058 US/CM j 0831 F < 0.20 PPB ] 0831 FORMATE < 0.5 PPB 0831 NA 0.06 PPB 0831 SO4 < 0.5 PPB 4 4 CONDENSATE STORAGE TANK 1030 CAT 0.873 US/CM 1030 CL < 0.5 PPB 1030 N2H4 0.009 PPM 4 1030 PH 6.0 PH 1030 SiO2 <5 PPB j 1030 SO4 0.6 PPB j 1030 TSS < 10 PPB I. DEGASIFIER RM 1035 DO 11.8 PPB 1035 VAC 26.8 IN DEMIN WATER STORAGE TANK 1005 ACETATE 0.6 PPB 1005 CL < 0.5 PPB 1005 F <.20 PPB 1005 FORMATE < 0.5 PPB 1005 NA 0.18 PPB l 1005 PH 6.0 PH 1005 SiO2 <5 PPB 1005 SO4 < 0.5 PPB 1005 TSS < 10 PPB REBOILER 1430- DO <5 PPB 1430 N2H4 80 PPM 1430 PH ~ 10.0 PH Remarks: Reviewed By: 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 3.4
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SHEET LABORATORY: TURBINE LAB Date: Auo.14. 199E. i Time Analysis Results Out of Soec Remarks f RM CONDENSATE PUMP DISCHARGE 08G5 CAT 0.109 US/CM 0805 CL < 0.5 PPB 0805 COND 4.59 US/CM 0805 DO 3.8 PPB 0805 ETA < 0.9 PPB 0805 NA 0.08 PPB 0805 PH 9.30 PH 0805 SiO2 <5 PPB ^ 0805 SO4 < 0.5 PPB 0805 TSS < 10 PPB RM S/G FEEDWATER 0825 CAT 0.101 US/CM 0825 COND 5.37 US/CM 0825 DO < 0.1 PPB 0825 ETA 2.0 PPB 0825 N2H4 0.100 PPM 0825 NA 0.05 PPB 0825 PH 9.38 PH l Remarks: EVALUATING ETA 1 S/G A 0835 ACETATE 3.4 PPB ^ 0835 BLDN 12 K LBS/HR 0835 CAT 0.208 US/CM 0835 CL 1.5 PPB 1 0835 ETA 4.4 PPB i 0835 F 0.78 PPB 0835 FORMATE 3.4 PPB 0835 NA 0.98 PPB 0835 PH 9.58 PH 0835 SiO2 17 PPB 0835 SO4 3.3 PPB Remarks: EVALUATING ETA i S/G B 0845 ACETATE 3.1 PPB 0845 BLDN 12 K LBS/HR 0845 CAT 0.198 US/CM i 0845 CL 1.2 PPB 0845 F 0.73 PPB I 0845 FORMATE 3.2 PPB 0845 NA 0.90 PPB 0845 PH 9.58 PH 0845 SiO2 15 PPB i 0845 SO4 3.0 PPB Remarks: EVALUATING ETA i, 1 Remarks: Reviewed By: 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 3.5
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SHEET ~ LABORATORY: TURBINE LAB Date: Auo.14. i 19.8k, Time Analysis Results Out of Soec Remarks 4 S/G C 0845 BLDN 25 K LBS/HR 0845 CAT 0.180 US/CM 0845 NA 0.49 PPB 0845 PH 9.57 PH S/G D 0845 BLDN 12 K LBS/HR 0845 CAT 0.213 US/CM 0845 NA 0.85 PPB 0845 PH 9.58 PH STEAM GENERATOR AVERAGES 0750 GRS ACT 0 UCl/CC 1 1 4 f i 1 a A Remarks: Reviewed By: 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 3.6
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l DATEmME ANALYSIS VALUE TYPE UPPER LOWER 14-Aug-9513:35 TOLY-3.4 PPM SUPV 9.0 6.0 14-Aug-9513:35 TOLY 3.4 PPM CHEM 10.0 5.0 END OF THE LIMITS EXCEPTION RE* ORT p Remarks: J Reviewed By: } ' 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 3.7 t 4
s o SCENARIO NARRATIVE
SUMMARY
4 This scenario is based on a containment breach through the equipment hatch following increased containment pressure. This results in an unfiltered, unmonitored release from failed fuel. Initial conditions establish the plant operating normally at 100% full power. Demand for electricity in the area is very high. The scenario begins with a 45 gallon per minute leak on the D loop inside of containment requiring the crew to start the 'A' Centrifugal Charging Pump. The crew should enter OFN BB-007 for instructions to locate the leak. After leak mitigation proves unsuccessful, a Notification Of Unusual Eve'it should be declared due to leakage being greater than Technical Specifications but less than capacity of one Centrifugal Charging Pump. The "A" Centrifugal Charging Pump motor shorts out after approximately 40 minutes and a small fire develops, tripping the Centrifugal Charging Pump, requiring the crew to shift to 'B' Centrifugal Charging Pump for charging. The AUX Building Operator extinguishes the fire. An A_I_ eft should be declared due e to a fire in a Protected Area Boundary and a fire that damages a piece of safety related equipment so that it is non-functional. Approximately half an hourlater, a high vibration alarm comes in on the 'D' Reactor Coolant Pump shaft. The vibration slowly increases. Eventually, the reactor receives an automatic trip signal from a loss of flow on the 'D' reactor coolant loop when the 'D' shaft locks up. The reactor will not trip in auto or manual forcing the crew to implement EMG FR S1. A Site Area Emeroency should be declared when the reactor fails to trip in auto or manual. Thirty minutes later, there are indications of fuel degradation due to the Anticipated Transient Without Trip. Another 15 minutes later the leak on Reactor Coolant System 'D' loop increases to 7500 gpm requiring safety injection. Containment pressure increases over the next hour and 45 minutes. Around three hours into the r,xercise, containment pressure increases until steam is reported to be leaking out of the equipment hatch. The pressure increase is followed by a rapid decrease due to failure of the equipment hatch. A General Emeroency should be declared based on unexplained containment pressure decrease. There is an unfiltered and unmonitored release of radioactive material from containment. The release will last four hours and is terminated when the equipment hatch is sealed. The drill is terminated at about 1800. 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 3.8
d a a l i 4 1 TIMELINE
SUMMARY
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0630 (H-00:30) Initial conditions are provided to the Shift Supervisor. l 0700 (H+00:00) Drill activities begin. 4 0705 (H+00:05) NOUE RCS leaking 45 gpm on "D" loop. 0745 (H+00:45) ALERT CCP 'A' motor shorts out causing fire and trips CCP. Fire extinguished by Aux Building Operator. 0815 (H+01:15) High vibration alarms on "D* RCP shaft. Vibration slowly increases. i 0900 (H+02:00) "D' RCP shaft locks up. Loss of flow causes trip SITE AREA signal. i EMERGENCY Reactor fails to trip in auto or manual. 0930 (H+02:30) Fuel failure begins due to Anticipated Transient ) Without a Trip. 0945 (H+02:45) RCS "D' loop leak rate increases to 7500 ppm. i Containment pressure increasing. 1015 (H+03:15) GENERAL increased containment pressure causes equipment 1 EMERGENCY hatch failure. Offsite release begins. 1415 (H+07:15) The release is terminated. 1430 (H+07:30) Exercise activities should reflect Re-entry / Recovery issues. 1600 (H+08:00) Exercise Terminates NOTE:
- 1. Times are approximations based on previous simulator runs. Operational events will occur as
. stated in the timeline; however, times vary may slightly in order to provide players " freedom to play".
- 2. The General Emergency should be declared based on unexplained containment pressure i
decrease. 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 3.9 e
d SECTION 4.0 CONTROLLER MESSAGES i Subscenons fast 4 MESSAGES 4.1 MINISCENARIOS 4.23 i 1 i i 4 1 l i 4 - \\ t i o s 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 4.0 i
i a a MESSAGE No: 1 1 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting nomial plant operations. TO: Shift Supeevisor l FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0630 MESSAGE: Brief the Shift Supervisor on the initial conditions on pages 3.2 thru 3.9 of this scenario. 1 e l 1 THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.1
s MESSAGE No: 2 j THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shm Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0705 MESSAGE: There are indications of a 45 GPM RCS leak. NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator failure \\ l d 1 i i 1 l i 4 THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.2 1
o o f f MESSAGE No: 3(C) THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0705+ 4 MESSAGE: A Notification of Unusus! Event should have been declared per the WCGS Emergency Plan due to the magnitude of the RCS leak. 't CAUTION: To avoid interferring with the normal Control Room shift turnover activities, do not allow the NUlf to be announced on Gai-tronics until 0720. NOTE: DO NOT pass this message without the consent of the Drill Lead Controller. j .~ l i 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.3
o a MESSAGE No: 4
- D THIS 18 A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations.
s TO: Shift Supervksor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0745 MESSAGE: 'A' CCP has stopped running. NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator failure. l 5 'I i I j i J THIS 18 A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.4 i i k
. = _ - - o e MESSAGE No: S THIS IS A DRILL DO.NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: Simulator Booth Operator TIME: 0745+ MESSAGE: The aux building watch has reported that there is a fire in 'A' CCP room. NOTE: This message is to be given after the Shift i Supervisor has dispatched an Operator to inspect CCP 'A'. THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.5
o e j l MESSAGE No: 6 l THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT inHlate actions affecting normal plant operations. 1 TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0745+ I MESSAGE: The aux building watch has reported that the is fire in 'A' CCP room is out. NOTE: This message is to be given after the Shift Supervisor has dispatched an Operator to inspect CCP 'A'. 5 i 4 f THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.6
i 4 o e l 1 l MESSAGE No: 7(C) 1 1 THIS IS A DRILL i 1 1 DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller i TIME: 0800+ MESSAGE: Due to the fire in the a PAB, an ALERT shouki be declared. NOTE: DO NOT pass this message without the consent of the Drill Lead Controller. 1 1 T i 1 1 5 1 THIS IS A DRlLL l 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.7 l
e a 'A MESSAGE No: 8 i THIS IS A DRILL 4 DO.NOT innlate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0815 i MESSAGE: There is a high vibration alarm from the 'D' reactor coolant pump shaft. NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator failure. THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.8
. =. s MESSAGE No: 9 ^ l THIS 18 A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller i TIME: 0900 MESSAGE: "D" Reactor Coolant pump has stopped due to a locked rotor. NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator
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i 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.9
o e MESSAGE No: 10 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller a TIME: 0900+ MESSAGE: The reactor has failed to trip automatically or manually. 4 NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator failure. i ~~ THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.10
O o 4 MESSAGE No: 11 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0900+ MESSAGE: Due to the Anticipated Transient Without Trip (ATWT), a SITE AREA EMERGENCY should be declared. NOTE: DO NOT pass this message without the consent of the Drill Lead Controller. ~ THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.11
6 O MESSAGE No: 12(C) 3 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting nonnat plant operations. TO: DED/DEM FROM: TSC / EOF Lead Controller TIME: 0900+ MESSAGE: John Redmond Reservoir shoald have been evacuated due to classification of an SAE. J NOTE: DO NOT pass this message without the consent of the Drill Lead Controller. l l e 4 i ? l THIS 18 A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.12
o o MESSAGE No: 13 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. .TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller i TIME: 0930 MESSAGE: CVCS Letdown monitor, SJRE 01, has increased by a factor of 1000 to a level of about 1.7E+3 uCi/cc. NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator failure THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.13
5 9 1 MESSAGE No: 14(C) 1 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0930+ MESSAGE: There are indications that the ATWT resulted in some fuel damage. 4 NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator 1 failure 1 t a l 4 i THIS IS A DRILL 1 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.14
c MESSAGE No: 15 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT inMiste actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor \\ FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0945 MESSAGE: Pressurizer level and pressure are rapidily decreasing. NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator failure 4 4 4 THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.1S I
o 1 MESSAGE No: 18 4 THIS 18 A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. I TO: SNft Supervisor i ^ FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 094S+ MESSAGE: Pressurizer pressure has decreased below 1400 psi. NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator failure i 4 i t' l l i i 1 i d i THIS 18 A DRILL 1995 GRADED ' XERCISE E Page 4.16
o f MESSAGE No: 17(C) THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT Initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 1000+ j MESSAGE: A GENERAL EMERGENCY should have been declared due to the CHARMS . readings in excess of 2800 R/Hr. NOTE: DO NOT pass this message without the consent of the Drill Lead Controller. l i i l THIS IS A DRILL i i 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.17
e = 1 MESSAGE No: 18 2 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 1015 MESSAGE: There has been a rapid decrease in containment pressure. NOTE: This message is only given in case of simulator failure \\ THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.18
e MESSAGE No: 19 THIS IS A DRILL l DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: Simulator Operator (As a Security Guard) l TIME: 1015+ i a MESSAGE: Gecurtty has reported seeing steam escaping from outside the equipment hatch. NOTE: This message is to be given shortly after 1015, i to ensure that the control room is aware that a release is in progress. 9 THIS IS A DRlLL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.19
e l MESSAGE No: 20(C) THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 1015+ MESSAGE: An unmonitored, unfittered release from containment has begun. NOTE: DO NOT pass this message without the consent of the Drill Lead Controller, i I THIS 18 A DRILL l 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.20
4 6 MESSAGE No: 21 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller 1 TIME: 1415 MESSAGE: The release has been terminated \\ NOTE: DO NOT pass this message without the consent of the Drill Lead Controller, i 1 1 a l I THIS IS A DRILL 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.21
g 4 MESSAGE No: 22 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: DEM FROM: EOF Lead Controller TIME: 1600 MESSAGE: The drill has been terminated. NOTE: DO NOT pass this message without the consent of the Drill Lead Controller. l THIS IS A DRILL i 1 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.22 i
e 4 Mini Scenario -1 CCP A Failure Due to A Worn Bearing Coolant Charging Pump (CCP) "A" Failure. Time - H+00:45. The motor of CCP A will have a high vibration. The vibration is caused by an excessively wom bearing which was in tum caused by dirty lube oil. The high vibration will cause the rotor to t contact the stator and cause a short and an electrical fire. The motor feeder breaker (NB0104) will trip and relay 150151/M will be flagged indicating the relay tripped on overcurrent. Troubleshooting will indicate a direct short between the rotor and stator. A motor rebuild will be necessary and therefore this pump will be disabled throughout the balance of this drill. Troubleshooting should take approximately 2 hours and may include Electrical Maintenance and Relay and Meter technicians. Electrical Maintenance personnel should be dispatched to CCP 'A' to investigate. NOTE: This equipment should not be returned to service until the Simulator Control Booth Operator has been contacted at extension 5112 or via gaitronics. l l 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.23
.. ~. - ~ i l Mini Scenario -2 Reactor Will Not Automatically or Manually Trip Reactor will not trip Time - H+01:45 The reactor will not trip in Auto or Manual. To prevent a Manual trip requires SB HS-0001 and l SB HS-0042 to both fail to close when actuated. For the purposes of this scenatto the shaft on SB HS-0042 snaps intemal to the switch and the handle rotates without tuming the switch intemals. SB HS-0001 contacts 7-8, and 33-34 are dirty and do not close. This prevents 125 vdc from closing the Reactor Trip Breakers shunt trip coils. To prevent an Automatic trip, there l Is a generic problem in both SSPS trains. SB0298 and SB0328 UV output boards A515 transistor Q3 is shorted and maintains 48 vdc to the Trip Breakers. Estimated time to repair these items are: ) SB HS-0001 6 hours SB HS-0042 10 hours SB0298, SB032B 3 hours i ] Maintenance Electrical personnel should be dispatched to investigate these problems. NOTE: This equipment should not be returned to J service until the Simulator Control Booth Operator has i j been contacted at extension 5112 or via gaitronics. l k j i 1 1 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.24
e 4 MINI-6CENARIO - 3 A 10 GPM ESW flange leak occurs. Time - H+02:30 When the Safety injection occurs, a 10 GPM flange leak develops at the Essential Service Water Supply to the 'A' RHR Pump Room cooling coll. The Safety injection will automatically close LFHV 105/106, which will prevent discharge from the 'A' RHR Pump sump PLF01 A/B. Eventually the high level alarm LFLAH-8 will come in. The l Operators should respond to these alarm and cause Mechanical Maintainence to investigate. The inspection shall reveal the flange leak at the cooler. Tightening the flange bolts will reduce j the leak to approximately one gallon per minute. i The total time for this repair is about one hour. 'T NOTE: This equipment should not be returned to service until the Simulator Control Booth Operator has been contacted at extension 5112 or via galtronics. e l i. i 1995 GRADED EXERCISE Page 4.25
1 1 SECTION 5.0 1 PLANT DATA 4 Subsections Page PLANT PARAMETERS 5.1 j PASS SAMPLE DATA 5.2 CORE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT S.3 1 i 5 i ) 1 i i i 1 e* 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 5.0
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4 0 i CORE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT CORE INVENTORY CORRECTED FUEL PELLET N.W.911Df. INVENTORY KR-83M 1.48E+07 j KR-85M 4.62E+07 KR-85 1.46E+06 KR-87 8.32E+07 KR-88 1.17E+08 XE-133M 4.93E+06 XE 133 2.00E+08 XE-135M 5.55E+07 XE 135 1.91E+08 XE-138 1.70E+08 1-131 8.94E+07 2 l132 1.36E+08 1 1-133 2.00E+08 l134 2:34E+08 a 1-135 1.82E+08 RB-88 1.07E+08 CE-144 6.80E+07 TE-132 2.30E+08 1 CS-134 3.70E+07 CS-137 1.80E+07 CS-138 7.01E+07 LA-140 2.93E+08 LA-142 3.00E+07 BA-140 2.70E+08 ASSUMPTIONS:
- 1. Clad gap activities can be assumed to be 10.0% of fuel pellet activity for all isotopes except KR-85 which is 30% of core activity.
- 2. Radioactive decay, time after shutdown, is a factor for accident assessment.
- 3. Reactor coolant system volume is static at 10600 cu. ft. (3.00E+08 cc).
RESULTS: Core damage should be assessed at approximately less than 1% with no fuel over temperature conditions. There is no zircoloy-water reaction, therefore there is no hydrogen production. 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 5.3
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- Analple, Analysis,
- Analysis, (uCM)
Nucede ~ (uCM) Nucede (uCMe) Nucede (W M L131 8.30E 02 L131 2.27E 04 L131 1.51E-01 b131 2.27E 01 1 CS 134 9.54E 03 L132 2.30E 04 L132 1.53E 01 L132 2.30E 01 CS 137 5.54E 03 L133 3.51 E-04 L133 2.34E41 L135 3.51E 01 SR40 5.30E 07 Rt>86 2.17E 06 Rt>46 1.45E 03 Rt>46 2.17E 03 i SR49 1.18E 05 Co 134 2.59E 04 Co134 1.72E 01 Co-134 2.50E41 Co 136 2.78E 04 Co 136 1.85E 01 Co 136 2.78E 01 Co 137 1.50E 04 Co 137 1.00E-01 Co 137 1.50E41 FOHAGE Te-127 926E47 To 127 6.17E44 To-127 9.20E 04 ? To 129 - 1.44E 06 Te 131 0.57E 04 Te-131 1.44E 03 L131 4.53E 05 To 131 1.02E4 To 132 6.81E 04 To-132 1.02E 03 CS-134 5.17E 05 To 132 2.38E 05 8t>127 1.57E42 St>127 2.30E 02 CS 137 3.00E 05 8t>127 0.00E+00 8r40 0.00E+00 Sr.00 0.00E+00 St 90 2.87E Op Sr40 1.44E 08 8r-89 9.57E 08 tr49 1.44E 05 { j St 89 6.38E 08 3r4B 3.19E 07 Se-14 2.13E-04 Se-1@ 3.19E44 i Be140 3.10E 07 La-140 2.13E 04 Le140 3.19E 04 i' DEPOSffl0N Mc>GB 6.38E 05 Mo49 4.20E-02 Mo 99 6.38E 02 [ Ru 103 4.47E 08 Ru-103 2.96E-05 Ru-103 4.47E 05 L131 6.80E-05 Ru 106 1.34E 08 Ru 106 8.94E-06 Ru-106 1.34E 05 j CS 134 7.76E 05 Rh 105 0.00E+00 Rh 105 0.00E*00 Rh 105 0.00E+00 j CS-137 4.50E 05 Co 68 0.00E+00 Co 68 0.00E*00 Co 68 0.00E+00 i Sr 80 4.31 E-00 Co40 0.00E+00 Co 80 0.00E+00 Co 60 0.00E+00 i Sr49 9.57E 08 Y-00 2.87E-08 Y 00 1.91E 05 Y40 2.87E 05 1 j Y-91 4.47E 06 Y41 2.98E 05 Y-91 4.47E 05 1 Zr 05 5.11E 08 2r45 3.#E 05 Zr45 5.11E 05 2r-97 0.00E+00 Zr47 0.00E+00 Zr-87 0.00E+00 i Nt>05 5.11E 08 NI>05 3.#E 05 Nt>a5 5.11E 05 La140 1.15E47 Co 141 7.00E 05 Co 141 1.15E-04 Co 141 5.11E48 Co 14 3.4E 05 Co14 5.11E 05 Co 143 4.15E 06 Co 144 2.77E 05 Co 144 4.15E-05 i-Co 144 3.51E 08 Pr 14 2.34E 05 Pr 14 3.51E 05 Pr-143 4.79E 06 Nd 147 3.19E 05 Nd 147 4.79E 05 1 No.147 0.00E+00 Np-239 0.00E+00 Np230 0.00E+00 l Np-239 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E +00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 j Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E+00 cm 244 0.00E+00 j Cm-244 0.00E+00 4 4 l. PAGE 8.61 1985 GRADED EXERCISE
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- Anahue, Anahem A.r,r.
(uCM) Nuckle (uCM) Nuckle (uCHg) Nucede (uCWh0) L131 3.71E 02 L131 1.51 E-04 L131 1.01 E-01 L131 1.51E41 CS-134 424E43 L132 1.53E 04 L132 1.02E-01 L132 1.53E-01 CS 137 2.46E 03 L133 2.33E-04 L133 1.58E41 L133 2.33E41 SR-00 2.35E47 RMS 1.44E 08 Rb48 9 86E 04 RN6 1.44E 03 SR4B 6.23E 08 Co 134 1.72E-04 Co 134 1.15E41 Co-134 1.72E41 Co138 1.86E 04 Co-136 1.23E 01 Co 136 1.86E41 Co 137 9.96E 06 Co.137 6.67E 02 Co-137 9.98E42 PORAGE To-127 6.15E-07 To 127 4.12E 04 To-127 6.15E44 To 129 9.56E47 To 131 6.39E-04 To 131 9.56E 04 4131 2.01E 06 To 131 6.79E 07 To-132 4.54E44 To-132 6.79E-04 i C5-134 2.30E 06 To 132 1.57E 06 Sb 127 1.06E 02 Sb 127 1.57E 02 { CS-137 1.33E-06 Sb 127 0.00E+00 Sr40 0.00E+00 ar-00 0.00E+00 Sr40 1.2BE 09 8r 00 9.56E 09 Sr49 6.30E 06 Sr-89 9.56E 08 St 89 2.83E 08 St 89 2.12E-07 Be140 1.42E44 Be140 2.12E 04 8e140 2.12E C7 La 140 142E 04 Le-140 2.12E 04 DEP0$f710N Mo 09 4.24E 06 Mo se 2.84E 02 - MHD 4.24E-02 Ru-103 2.97E-08 Ru 103 1.90E 06 Ru-103 2.97E 06 4131 3.02E 06 Ru 106 8.91E 09 Ru 106 696E 08 Ru 106 8.91E 06 y C8-134 3 44E 06 Rh 106 0.00E+00 Rh 106 0.00E+00 Rh-106 0.00E+00 C8 137 2.00E 06 Co 58 0.00E+00 Coos 0.00E+00 Co 68 0.00E+00 Sr40 1.91 E-09 CHO 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E@ CM0 0.00E+00 St 89 4.26E 08 Y 40 1.91E48 Y-00 1.28E 06 Y 00 1.91E-06 Y41 2.97E 08 Y-91 1.90E 06 Y-01 2.97E 06 b 06 3.40E 08 Zr 46 2.27E 06 Zr-06 3.40E 06 2r47 0.00E+00 2r47 0.00E+00 Zr 07 0.00E+00 NM6 3.M-08 4 06 2.27E 06 5 96 3.40E 05 Le-140 7.64E 08 Co 141 6.11E4 Co 141 7.64E 06 Co 141 3.40E48 Co 143 2 27E4 Co 143 3.40E-06 Co 143 2.76E 08 Co 144 1.84E 06 Co.144 2.76E-06 Co 144 2.33E 08 Pr 143 1.58E 06 Pr-143 2.33E 06 Pr-143 3.18E-06 Nd-147 2.13E 05 Nd-147 3.18E 05 Nd-147 0.00E+0D Np 230 0.00E+00 Np 230 0.00E+00 Np 239 - 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu-238 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu-239 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0 00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E*00 cm-244 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E+00 4 PAGE 8.82 1886 GRADED EXERC8SE
3 I DAY 2.XLS 6/13453.01 PM t 4 l 1 l i ZONE 3 i i 1W i - OR98GNO WATER PRODUCE LEAFY VEGETABLE l M8.M SAMPLE Sample temple Sample CONC
- Analysis, Analyse
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l (WCim Nucluse (uCM) Nucede (uCMe) Nucede (uCMe) L131 9.28E-03 L131 7.85E 05 L131 5.03E 02 4131 7.55E-02 i C& 134 1.06E-03 L132 7.85E 05 L132 5.10E 02 L132 7.85E 02 CS 137 6.14E 04 L133 1.17E 04 4133 7.79E 02 L133 1.17E 01 SR-00 5 00E 08 Rt>46 7.23E 07 Rt>46 4.82E 04 Rt>46 7.23E44 SR-89 1.31E-06 Co 134 8.61E-05 Co 134 5.74E 02 Co 134 8.61E-02 J Co-136 9.25E 05 Co 136 6.16E 02 Co136 9.25E 02 Co 137 5.00E 05 Co 137 3.33E 02 Co 137 5.00E42 FORAGE To 127 3.00E 07 Te 127 2.05E 04 To 127 3.00E44 To129 4.78E 07 To-131 319E 04 Te 131 4.78E 04 L131 5.03E-06 To 131 3 40E 07 Te 132 2.27E-04 To 132 3.40E 04 CS 134 5.74E 06 To 132 7.86E 06 St>127 5.24E43 St>127 7.88E 03 CS 137 3.33E 06 8t5127 0.00E+00 St-00 0.00E+00 St 90 0.00E+00 Sr40 3.19E 10 Br40 4.78E 00 Sr 80 3.19E 06 Sr 89 4.78E-06 i St 89 7.(NE 00 St 89 1.00E 07 Be140 7.00E 05 Be-140 1.00E-04 So 140 1.06E 07 La-140 7.00E 05 La140 1.06E 04 DEPOSITION Mo 00 2.13E 05 Mc>00 1.42E 02 Mc>00 2.13E 02 Ru 103 1.40E 08 Ru 103 9.92E 06 Ru 103 1.40E 05 L131 7.55E 06 Ru 106 4.46E 09 Ru 106 2.98E 06 Ru 106 4.46E 06 l CS 134 8.61E 06 RN105 0.00E+00 RN105 0.00E+00 RN105 0.00E+00 i CS-137 5 00E 06 Co 68 0.00E+00 Co 88 0.00E+00 Co88 0.00E+00 i Sr-00 4.78E 10 Co80 0.00E+00 Co80 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 St 89 1.06E 00 Y40 9.56E 09 Y40 6.38E 06 Y-00 956E 06 Y 01 1.40E 08 Y-01 9.92E-06 Y 01 1.40E 05 l 2r 05 1.70E 08 Zr 05 1.13E 05 Zr45 1.70E 05 Zr47 0.00E+00 Zr 07 0.00E+00 Zr 07 0.00E+00 Nt>06 1.70E-08 Nt>05 1.13E-05 Nt>05 1.70E 05 Lo140 3.83E 08 Co 141 2.55E 05 Co 141 383E 05 l Co141 1.70E 08 Co 143 1.13E 05 Co-143 1.70E 05 Co 143 1.38E 08 Co 144 921E 06 Co 144 1.38E 05 I Co 144 1.17E 08 Pr 143 7.79E 05 Pr143 1.17E 05 Pr 143 1.SDE 08 Nd 147 1.08E 05 Nd 147 1.59E 05 Nd 147 0.00E+00 Np 230 0.00E+00 Np-25 0.00E+00 Np 239 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 236 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E*00 Am-241 0.00E+00 cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 l i PAGE 8.63 1805 GRADED EXERCISE i .n.,,.
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- Analysis, Annives,
- Analysis, (uC#f)
Nucede (uC44) Nuckle (uC&he) Nucedo (uClog) L131 2.32E43 L131 3.77E 05 L131 2.52E-02 L131 3.77E 02 CS 134 2.65E44 4132 3.83E 05 L132 2.55E 02 k132 3.83E 02 CS-137 1.54E44 L133 5 86E-05 L133 3.90E42 L133 5.85E 02 SR 80 1.47E 08 Rt>86 3.81E47 Rb86 2.41E44 Ri>86 3.61E 04 SR49 3.27E-07 Co-134 4.30E45 Co 134 2.67E 02 Co 134 4.30E 02 Co-136 4.62E 05 Co-136 308E 02 Co 136 4.62E 02 Co-137 2.50E 05 Co 137 1.67E 02 Co-137 2.50E 02 f'ORAGE Te-127 1.54E 07 Te 127 1.03E 04 Te-127 1.54E44 Te 129 2.3BE 07 To 131 1.50E44 To 131 2.30E44 L131 1.26E 05 To 131 1.70E 07 To 132 1.13E-04 To-132 1.70E-04 d CS 134 1.44E 06 To-132 3.93E 06 St>127 2.62E 03 St>127 3.93E-03 i CS-137 8.33E47 St>127 0.00E+00 St 00 0.00E+00 Sr-00 0.00E+00 Sr-00 7.98E 11 Sr40 2.30E49 Sr 80 1.50E 06 Sr-89 2.30E 06 St 89 1.77E 00 8r40 5.31 E-06 8e140 3.54E-05 6e-140 5.31E 05 8e-140 5.31E 06 La 140 3 54E45 Le-140 5.31 E 05 DEPOSITION Mo 80 1.06E 05 Mo 09 7.00E 03 84>00 1.06E 02 Ru 103 7.44E49 Ru 103 4.96E-06 Ru 103 7.44E 06 L131 1.80E 06 Ru 106 2.23E 00 Ru 106 1.40E 06 Ru 106 2.23E 06 CS-134 2.15E 06 Rh 105 0.00E+00 Rh-105 0.00E+00 Rh 105 0.00E+00 CS 137 1.25E 06 Co 66 0.00E+00 Co 68 0.00E+00 Co 58 0.00E+00 St 00 1.20E 10 co 60 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 St-80 2.66E 00 Y-00 4.78E Og Y40 3.19E 06 Y 00 4.78E45 Y 01 7.44E-00 Y 91 4.96E 06 Y 01 7.44E-06 Zr 05 850E40 Zr-05 5.67E46 Zr45 8.50E 06 Zr47 0.00E+00 '2r47 0.00E+00 Zr47 0.00E+00 Nt>85 8.50E 00 Nt>05 5.67E 08 Nb45 8.50E 06 La 140 1.91E 06 Co 141 1.28E 05 Co 141 1.91E 05 Co.141 8.50E 09 Co 143 5.67E 06 Co-143 8.50E 08 Co 143 6.91E 09 Co.144 4.61E46 Co 144 6.91E 06 Co.144 5.85E-09 Pr 143 3.90E 06 Pr-143 5.85E-06 Pr 143 7.97E 09 No.147 5.31E 06 Nd-147 7.97E 06 Nd 147 0.00E+00 Np 230 0.00E+00 Np 239 0.00E+00 Np 230 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu-238 0.00E+00 Pu 236 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 1 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E*00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 Cer>244 0.00E+00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 PAGE 6.04 1986 GRADED EXERCISE
~ 3-i + DAY 2.XLS 6/13/953:01 PM 4 i~ ZGiuE 6 164ue OR980NG WATER PRODUCE LEAFY VEGETARE MEJC SAMPLE Sample Sample Sample 4 CONC Anelpois Analyets
- Analysis, (uCM)
Nuokle (uCM) Nuckle (uCHg) Nuclide (uCng) L131 5.81E 04 L131 1.89E4 L131 1.26E 02 L131 1.89E 02 CS 134 6.83E 05 6-132 1.91E-06 L132 1.26E-02 L132 1.91E 02 CS 137 3 86E 06 L133 2.02E4 k133 1.96E 02 L133 2.92E 02 SR-80 3.86E-09 Rt>46 1.81E 07 RI>46 1.20E 04 Ri>46 1.61E-04 SR4 6.18E 06 Co 134 2.15E4 Co 134 1.43E 02 Co 134 2.15E 02 4 Co-136 2.31E 05 Co-136 1.54E 02 Co-136 2.31E-02 Co 137 1.2SE 06 Co 137 6.33E 03 Co 137 1.25E 02 PORAGE Te 127 7.71E 06 To 127 5.14E 05 To 127 7.71E 06 To129 1.20E 07 To 131 7.97E 05 To 131 1.20E 04 L131 3.15E 07 To 131 8.50E 06 To 132 5.67E 05 To 132 6.50E-06 CS 134 3.50E-07 7e132 1.97E 06 St> 127 1.31E 03 8b127 1.97E 03 CS-137 2.00E 07 Sb-127 0.00E+00 Sr-00 0.00E+00 St 00 0.00E+00 Sr-00 2.00E-11 St 00 1.20E 09 Sr 89 7.97E 07 Sr 89 120E-06 St 89 4.44E 10 Sr 89 2.86E 06 Be140 1.77E 05 6e140 2.86E-05 On140 2.86E 06 La-140 1.77E-05 Lo 140 2.66E 05 i DEPOSITION Mo 09 6.31E 06 Mo.00 3.54E 03 MMle 5.31E4 Ru-103 3.72E 09 Ru 103 2.46E-06 Ru 103 3.72E 06 L131 4.72E 07 Ru 106 1.12E 09 Ru 106 7.44E 07 Ru 106 1.12E 06 ) t CS-134 5.30E 07 RN106 0.00E+00 RN106 0.00E+00 RN105 0.00E+00 CS-137 3.13E 07 Co46 0.00E+00 C046 0.00E+00 Co46 0.00E+00 Sr 00 2.99E-11 Co 80 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 + Sr4B 6.65E-10 Y 00 2.30E4 Y40 1.69E 06 Y40 2.30E 06 J Y 91 3.72E 00 Y 01 2.46E 06 Y 01 3.72E 06 1 l 2r-06 4.25E49 Zr-06 2.63E 06 Zr46 4.25E 06 1 i' 2r47 0.00E+00 Zr97 0.00E+00 2r-97 0.00E+00 NIW16 4.2SE 09 NtWl6 2.63E 06 ND 06 4.25E 06 Lo140 9.57E 09 Co.141 6.36E 06 Co 141 9.57E 06 Co 141 4.2SE-09 Co 14 2.83E 06 Co.14 4.25E 06 Co 14 3.46E 09 Co144 2.30E 06 Co 144 3.46E 06 Co-144 2.92E 09 Pr-14 1.96E 06 Pr-te 2.92E 06 Pr 14 3.90E 09 Nd-147 2.66E 06 Nd 147 3.00E-06 Nd-147 0.00E+00 Np-230 0.00E+00 No.230 0.00E+00 Np 239 0.00E+00 Pu-236 0.00E+00 Pu-236 0.00E+00 Pu 236 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pm 0.00E*00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 PM 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 PWI 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 cm-242 - 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E*00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 cm 244 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E+00 i PAGE6.65 1995 GRADED EXERCISE d
~ DAY 2XLS { 8/13/963.01 PM 1 ZONE 1 i IS AuS ORINK5N3 WATER PRODUCE LEAFY VEGETABLE j MS.M SAMPLE Bemple Sample Sample CONC
- Analysis, Analgese, Analyue (uC44)
Nuo88e (uC44) NucMe (UC44st) Nucade (uCng) L131 1.34E-02 L131 9M-06 L131 8.04E42 L131 9.00E 02 l C8-134 1M 03 L132 9.19E45 L132 8.13E 02 L132 9.10E 02 C8-137 8.88E44 L133 1.40E 04 L133 9.38E 02 b133 1.eE41 SR00 8.eE 08 Ra>48 8.8BE 07 Rt>88 6.79E 04 Re>88 8.8BE 04 SR 89 1.88E 08 Co 134 1.03E 04 Co 134 8M 02 Co 134 1.03E41 Co 138 1.11E44 Co.138 7.40E 02 Co 138 1.11E41 Co 137 8.00E 06 Co 137 4.00E 02 Co-137 0.00E 02 i FORAGE To127 3.70E47 To-127 2.eE 04 Te 127 3.70E 04 70-129 6.74E 07 To 131 3M-04 Te 131 6.74E44 i L131 7.26E 08 To 131 4.00E-07 To-132 2.72E 04 Te-132 4.00E-04 CS 134 8.27E 06 7e-132 9.46E 08 St>127 8.30E43 Bb-127 9.eE 03 C8-137 4.80E 08 St>127 0.00E+00 8r 00 0.00E+00 8r40 0.00E+00 Sr40 4.80E 10 Sr40 6.74E 09 8r 89 3.83E 08 St 89 5.74E 08 Sr49 1.02E 08 Br 89 - 1.28E 07 Se-140 8.61E46 Se-14 1.2BE44 Be140 1.28E47 La-140 8.51E 06 La 14 1.2BE 04 DEPOBmON Mikap 2.86E 06 Mo40 1.70E-02 Mo40 2.86E-02 Ru 103 1.79E 08 Ru 103 1.19E 06 Ru 103 1.79E 06 k131 1.00E 06 Ru-108 6.38E 09 Ru 108 3.57E 06 Ru 108 5.38E 06 C8-137 7.20E 08 Co 68 0.00E+00 Ca>08 0.00E+00 Code 0.00E+00 CS-134 1.24E 06 RN106 0.00E+00 RN106 0.00E+00 RN106 0.00E+00 8r-00 8 8eE 10 Ce40 0.00E+00 Ce40 0.00E+00 Ce40 0.00E+00 Br 89 1.53E 08 Y40 1.16E 08 Y40 7.88E-08 Y40 1.15E-06 Y-91 1.79E 08 Y 91 1.19E-06 Y41 1.79E-06 Zr46 2.04E 08 Zr 06 1.38E46 Zr46 2.04E 06 Zr 97 0.00E+00 Zr-97 0.00E+00 Zr-97 0.00E+00 Nt>06 2.04E 08 NI>G6 1.38E 06 Nt>GS 2.04E-06 La-te 4.80E 08 Co.141 3.00E 06 Co 141 4.80E 06 l Co 141 2.04E 08 Co 143 1.30E 06 Co te 2.04E-06 Co te 1.88E 08 Co.144 1.11E 06 Co144 1.88E-06 l Co.144 1.40E 08 Prt e 9.30E 08 Pr 14 1.40E-06 Pr te i.eiE 08 No.i47 1.28E 06 Ne-147 1.91E-06 N6-147 0.00E+00 Np-230 0.00E+00 Np 230 0.00E+00 Np-230 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 238 C.00E*00 Pu 239 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 3-Pu-240 0.00E+00 N 241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 An@1 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm.244 0.00E+00 cm 244 0.00E+00 C m 244 0.00E+00 s I' L PAGE 8.87
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- Anahee, Anahes
- Anahme, (uCW)
Nucedo (uCM) NucMe (uCeg) NucMe (MM L131 3.34E 03 List 4.53E 06 k131 3mE 02 L131 4.53E 02 CS-134 3.82E-04 L132 4.00E 06 L132 3.00E 02 L132 4.60E 02 CS-137 2.21 E-04 L133 7.02E 06 L133 4.00E 02 L133 7.02E 02 SR40 2.12E-08 Rt>86 4.34E 07 Rt>46 2.89E 04 Rt>46 4.34E 04 4 SR 89 4.71E 07 Co 134 5.17E 06 Co-134 3 46E 02 Co 134 5.17E 02 Co138 5.ME 06 Co 138 3.70E 02 Co-136 5.56E 02 Co 137 3.00E 06 Co-137 2.00E 02 Co-137 3.00E 02 FORAGE To 127 1.86E 07 Te 127 1.23E 04 To 127 1.86E 04 Te129 2.87E-07 Te 131 1.91E 04 To-131 2.87E 04 L131 1.81E 06 Te-131 2.04E 07 To 132 1.3BE 04 To 132 2.04E 04 CS 134 2.07E 06 T0-132 4.72E 06 St>127 3.15E 03 Sb-127 4.72E 03 { CS-137 120E 06 84>127 0.00E*00 St-90 0.00E+00 St 90 0.00E+00 Sr-90 1.15E 10 Sr 00 2.87E 00 St 89 1.91E 06 St-89 2.87E 06 8t 89 2.56E 00 Sr 89 6.30E 08 Be140 4.28E 06 Be-140 6.35E 06 Se-140 6.38E 06 La-140 4.2SE 06 Le-140 6.38E 06 DEPOSITION MckSS 1.28E 06 Mo49 8.51E 03 Mo410 1.28E 02 Ru 103 8.94E 09 Ru 103 5.96E 06 Ru-103 8.94E 06 L131 2.72E 06 Ru-106 2.68E-09 Ru 108 1.79E 06 Ru-106 2.00E 06 CS 134 3.10E 06 Rh 106 0.00E+00 RN106 0.00E+00 RN106 0.00E+00 CS-137 1.80E 06 Co 68 0.00E+00 Co 68 0.00E +00 Co48 0.00E+00 Sr 90 1.72E-10 Co40 0.00E+00 Co.60 0.00E+00 Co 40 0.00E+00 i St 80 3 83E 09 Y-00 6.74E 00 Y 90 3.83E 08 Y-90 5.74E 06 Y 91 8.94E 00 Y-91 5.96E 06 Y 91 8.94E 06 i Zr 96 1.02E 08 Zr 86 6.81E 08 21-96 1.02E4 Zr 97 0.00E+00 Zr 97 0.00E+00 Zr-97 0.00E+00 Nt>96 1.02E 08 Nt>96 6.81E 05 Nt>96 1.02E 06 I Le140 2.30E 08 Co 141 1.53E4 Co-141 2.30E 06 Co141 1.02E 06 Co 143 6.81E 06 Co 143 1.02E 06 Co-143 8.30E 09 Co-144 5.53E 06 Co 144 8.30E 06 Co 144 7.02E 09 Pr-143 4.00E 06 Pr-143 7.02E 06 Pr-143 9.57E 09 Nd 147 6.38E 06 Nd-147 9.57E 06 N6147 0.00E+00 Np 239 0.00E+00 Ng>239 0.00E+00 Np-230 0.00E+00 Pu-238 0.00E+00 Pu-238 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu-239 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 4 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E*00 cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 cm-244 0.00E+00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 t 6 PAGE8.66 1886 ORADED EXERCISE -
8 o-DAY 2.XLS 6/13963.01 PM j 20NE 3 22Aug DRMBONG WA7Bt P" N LEAFY W" Tam 8 SAMPLE L.- CONC
- Analyele, Analyes,
- Analyes, (uCM)
Nucede (uCM) Nucide (uCMe) Nucide ('MM) L131 8.30E 04 L131 2.27E 06 L131 1.61 E 02 L131 2.27E-02 CS-134 9.54E 06 L132 2.30E 06 L132 1.53E 02 L132 2.30E-02 CS 137 5.53E 06 L133 3.51E-06 L133 2.34E42 L133 3.51E 02 SR90 5.30E 09 Rb46 2.17E 07 Rb48 1.46E-04 Rb 86 2.17E 04 SR 89 1.18E 07 Co-134 2.5eE 06 Co-134 1.72E 02 Co-134 2.59E 02 Co138 2.78E 06 Co-138 1.86E-02 Co-138 2.78E-02 Co-137 1.60E 06 Co 137 1.00E 02 Co-137 1.50E 02 FORAGE To 127 9.28E 08 To 127 6.17E 06 To 127 9.28E-06 To-129 1.44E-07 Te-131 9.57E 06 To-131 1.44E 04 4 L131 4.53E 07 To 131 1.02E47 To 132 6.81E 06 T0132 1.02E 04 CS-134 5.17E 07 To 132 2.30E-06 Sb 127 1.57E 03 Sb 127 2.38E 03 CS 137 3.00E 07 8b 127 0.00E+00 8t 00 0.00E+00 St 00 0.00E+00 Sr 00 2.87E 11 Sr40 1.44E 00 Sr 49 9.57E 07 St-89 1.44E 08 8r 89 6.38E 10 3rd 3.19E 08 Be140 2.13E4 Be 1e 3.19E-06 8e 1e 3.10E 08 La 140 2.13E45 La 140 3.19E-06 DEPOSITION Mo49 8.38E 08 Mo-OS 4.28E 03 Mo40 6.30E 03 Ru 103 4.47E 09 Ru 103 2.98E 06 Ru 103 447E 08 l L131 6.00E 07 Ru 108 1.34E49 Ru 106 SJD4E 07 Ru-106 1.34E 08 i CS-134 7.75E47 RN106 0.00E+00 RN106 0.00E+00 RN106 0.00E+00 CS-137 4.50E47 Co68 0.00E+00 Co48 0.00E+00 Co48 0.00E+00 St 00 4.31 E-11 Co40 0.00E+00 CMD 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 St 89 9.57E-10 Y-00 2.87E49 Y-90 1.91E 06 Y 00 2.87E 06 Y 01 4.47E 00 Y 01 2.98E 08 Y 01 4.47E 06 l b-06 5.11E49 b 06 3.40E 08 b 06 5.11E-08 Zr 97 0.00E+00 b 97 0.00E+00 Zr 07 0.00E+00 Nb46 5.11E 09 Nb06 3.40E 06 NM6 5.11E 06 i La-140 1.15E4 Co141 7.88E 06 Co.141 1.15E 06 Co 141 5.11E 09 Co 14 3.40E 06 Co 14 5.11E 06 Co 1e 4.iSE 09 C i44 2.77E46 C i44 4.isE 0. Co 144 3.51E 09 Pr-14 2.34E 06 Pr 14 3.51 E-06 Pr 14 4.79E4 Nd 147 3.19E 08 Nd-147 4.79E-06 Nd 147 0.00E+00 Np-230 0.00E+00 Np-230 0.00E+00 j Np-239 0.00E+00 4 238 0.00E+00 Pu-238 0.00E+00 1 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu-239 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu-239 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E*00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E*00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E+00 C m 244 0.00E+00 cm-244 0.00E+00 l t 1 1986 ORADED EXERCtBE
.. ~ ~~. DAY 2.XLS 6/13S53.01 PM 4 4 i 20W 4 33 Aug =_-_- WATMt P-W LEAFY VE GETAas s mK 8 AMPLE Sample Sample Sample CONC
- Analyels, Anaftes,
- Analyes, 2
(uCM) Nucede (uCM) NucBde (uCng) Nucide (uCng) L131 2.00E44 L131 1.13E 06 L131 7.53E 03 L131 1.13E 02 CS-134 2.38E 06 L132 1.16E-06 L132 7.64E 03 L132 1.15E 02 CS 137 1.38E 06 L133 1.75E46 L133 1.17E 02 4133 1.75E 02 SR-00 1.32E 09 Rb 88 1.08E 07 Rb86 7.22E 06 Rt>46 1.00E 04 a SR 89 2.94E48 Co 134 1.29E46 Co-134 8.59E 03 Co-134 1.29E 02 Co136 1.38E 06 Co-136 9.23E 03 Co-136 1.38E 02 Co 137 7.48E 06 Co 137 4.99E 03 Co 137 7.48E 03 FORAGE To 127 4.62E 08 To 127 3.08E 06 To-127 4.625 06 To129 7.16E46 To-131 4.77E 06 To-131 7.18E 06 ] L131 1.13E 07 Te 131 6.00E 08 Te 132 3.40E 06 Te-132 5.00E 06 CS-134 1.20E 07 Te-132 1.18E 06 8b127 7.86E 04 Sb 127 1.18E 03 CS-137 7.50E 08 8b127 0.00E+00 St-90 0.00E+00 Sr40 0.00E+00 St-90 7.18E-12 St 00 7.16E 10 St-89 4.77E47 St 89 7.16E 07 3 Sr-89 1.00E 10 Sr49 1.59E 08 Be-140 1.06E 06 8s140 1.59E-06 Be-140 1.59E-08 La 140 1.08E-06 La-140 1.WE 06 DEPOSITION Mo 99 3.18E 06 Mose 2.12E 03 Mo 09 3.18E 03 Ru-103 2.23E 09 Ru-103 1.40E 06 Ru 103 2.23E 06 L131 1.70E 07 Ru106 6.68E-10 Ru 106 448E 07 Ru 106 6.88E 07 CS 134 1.94E 07 RN106 0.00E+00 Rh-105 0.00E+00 RN106 0.00E+00 CS-137 1.13E-07 Co88 0.00E+00 C+56 0.00E+00 Co68 0.00E+00 Br 90 1.08E-11 C000 0.00E+00 Co80 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 i Sr-89 2.30E-10 Y 00 1.43E 00 Y-00 956E 07 Y40 1.43E 06 Y 01 2.23E 09 Y 01 1,40E 06 Y 91 2.23E 06 b46 2.56E 00 b46 1.70E 06 b 06 2.56E 06 b47 0.00E+00 b47 0.00E+00 b-07 0.00E+00 NI>06 2.66E 09 Nt46 1.70E 06 NI>S6 2.56E 06 La-140 6.73E 09 Co-141 3.82E 06 Co-141 6.73E 06 Co-141 2.56E 09 Co 143 1.70E 08 Co 143 2.56E-06 4 Co143 2.07E 09 Co 144 1.38E 08 Co-144 2.07E-06 Co 144 1.75E 09 Pr 143 1.17E 06 Pr-143 1.75E 08 3 Pr 143 2.30E 09 Nd 147 1.59E 06 No 147 2.30E 08 Nd 147 ' O.00E+00 Np 230 0.00E+00 Np 230 0.00E+00 NP 230 0.00E+00 Pu-238 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 250 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu 239 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 1 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 An>241 0.00E+00 cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 i cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E+00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 6 i PAGE 3.70 1986 GRADED EXERC8SE
1 D + g i DAY 2.XLS 6/13/963.01 PM l I A 4 ZONE 1 1s-se, t M WATER penn LgApy yearyan s 1 m at SAMPLE Sc 2.- l CONC Anahus
- Anahess, C;:_:,
- (uCM) Nucede (uCW) Nuc8de (uCMe) Nucede (uCWe) L131 0.00E +00 L131 0.00E+00 L131 0.00E+00 L131 0.00E+00 { CS-134 4.24E45 k132 0.00E+00 L132 0.00E+00 L132 0.00E+00 CS-137 2.46E 06 L133 0.00E+00 L133 0.00E+00 L133 0.00E+00 I SR-90 2.36E 09 Rt>86 1.45E 07 Rt>06 9.67E 05 Rt>86 1.45E 04 l SR49 5.23E 08 Co 134 1.73E 06 Co134 1.15E 02 Co-134 1.73E 02 Co-136 1.86E 05 Co-136 1.24E-02 Co-136 1.86E42 Co.137 1.00E 05 Co-137 6.68E-03 Co-137 1.00E42 FORAGE To 127 6.18E 08 To 127 4.12E 06 To-127 6.19E 05 Te-129 9.00E48 To 131 640E 05 T0-131 9.61 E-06 Li31 0.00E+00 To131 682E 08 Te-132 4.55E-06 Te-132 6.83E 05 l CS-134 2.30E 07 Te-132 1.58E46 St>127 1.06E 03 St>127 1.58E 03 CS-137 1.33E 07 St>127 0.00E+00 Sr-00 0.00E +00 St 00 0.00E+00 St 00 1.26E 11 St 00 9 80E-10 Sr49 640E 07 Sr49 9.61 E-07 St 89 2.84E 10 Sr49 2.13E 08 So-140 1.42E 06 Be140 2.13E-06 80140 2.13E 06 Lo-140 1.42E 06 La-140 2.13E 05 DEPOSmON Mc>00 4.26E 06 Mo99 2.84E 03 Mo-99 4.27E 03 Ru 103 2.90E-09 Ru 103 1.90E 06 Ru 103 2.90E 06 L131 0.00E+00 Ru 106 8.96E-10 Ru-106 5.97E 07 Ru 106 8.96E 07 CS-134 3.46E 07 Rh 106 0.00E+00 Rh 106 0.00E+00 Rh 105 0.00E+00 CS-137 2.00E 07 Co 68 0 00E+00 Co-68 0.00E+00 Co-66 0.00E+00 Sr-90 1.22E 11 Co40 0.00E+00 Co.80 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E*00 i Sr49 4.26E-10 Y 00 1.92E 09 Y-00 128E-06 Y 00 1 A2E 06 Y 91 2.90E 09 Y-91 1.90E 06 Y-91 2.99E 06 b-96 3.41E49 b 05 227E-06 b-96 3.42E 06 b 97 0.00E+00 b47 0.00E+00 b47 0.00E+00 Nt>05 3 41E-09 Nt>06 2.27E 06 Nt>06 3.42E46 La140 7.88E 09 Co 141 5.12E 06 Co 141 7.68E 06 Co 141 3.41E 09 Co 143 2.27E 06 Co-143 3.42E 06 Co 143 2.77E49 Co 144 1.86E 06 Co 144 2.77E 06 Co 144 2.35E49 Pr 143 1.56E-06 Pr-143 2.35E 06 Pr143 3.20E 09 Nck147 2.13E 06 Nd-147 3.20E 06 Nd 147 0.00E+00 Np 239 0.00E+00 Np-251 0.00E+00 Np-230 0.00E+00 Pu-236 0.00E@ Pu-238 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu 239 0.00E+00 Pu-239 0 00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0 00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 cm-244 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E+00 d PAGE 8.72 1996 GRADED EXERCISE
'O DAY 2.XLS 6/13/963.01 PM l 1 1 ZONE 2 15-sep ) DRINKING WATER PRODUCP LEAFY VEGETAne a MILM SAMPLE Sample Sample Sample CONC Analyses Analysm Analysm (uCM) Nucilde (uC&l) Nucede (uCvkg) Nuclide (uCVkg) h131 0.00E +00 L131 7.50E-06 k131 5.03E 03 4131 7.48E 03 CS-134 1.06E 06 b132 7.66E 06 k132 5.10E 03 1-132 7.58E-03 CS-137 6.15E 06 4133 1.17E46 L133 7.79E-C3 L133 1.16E-02 SR 90 5 80E-10 Ro-86 7.23E-08 Ro 86 4.82E4 Rt>86 7.16E-05 SR-89 1.31E 06 Cs-134 8.61Ea Co-134 5.74E 03 Co-134 8.53E43 Co 136 9.25E 06 Cs 136 6.16E 03 Co-136 9.16E-03 Cs 137 5.00E 06 Co-137 3.33E-03 Co.137 4.96E-03 FORAGE To-127 3.06E 08 Te-127 2.06E M Te-127 3.06E 05 To 129 4.78E 08 To 131 3.19E-05 To 131 4.74E 05 l-131 0.00E+00 To-131 3.40E 06 Te 132 2.27E 05 Te-132 3.37E-06 CS-134 5.74E-08 Te-132 7.86E 07 St>127 5.24E 04 St>127 7.79E 04 CS 137 3.33E 06 St>127 0.00E+00 Sr40 0.00E+00 Sr.00 0.00E+00 Sr 90 3.19E-12 St-90 4.78E-10 Sr-80 3.19E-07 St-80 4.74E 07 Sr-89 7.00E-11 Sr-80 1.06E 06 Be140 7.00E-06 Be140 1.05E 05 Be-140 1.06E 06 La-140 7.09E 06 La 140 1.05E 06 DEPOSITION Mo 90 2.13E 06 Mo419 1.42E 03 Mo99 2.11E 03 Ru 103 1.49E 09 Ru-103 9.92E 07 Ru 103 1.47E 06 l-131 0.00E +00 Ru 106 4.46E-10 Ru 106 2.96E 07 Ru-106 4.42E 07 CS-134 8 62E-06 RN105 0.00E+00 Rn-106 0.00E+00 RN106 0.00E +00 CS-137 5.00E-06 Co-58 0.00E+00 Co-56 0.00E+00 Co48 0.00E+00 St-90 4.79E-12 Co40 0.00E+00 Co 60 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 Sr-89 1.06E 10 Y 90 9.56E 10 Y40 6.36E47 Y 90 9.46E 07 Y-01 1.40E 09 Y 91 9.92E 07 Y41 1.47E 06 Zr 95 1.70E 00 Zr 95 1.13E 06 Zr-95 1.89E-06 Zr47 0.00E +00 Zr-97 0.00E+00 Zr 97 0.00E+00 Nt>95 1.70E 09 Nt>95 1.13E-06 Nb-95 1.60E-06 La-140 3.83E 09 Co 141 2.56E-06 Co 141 3.79E 06 Co-141 1.70E-00 Co 143 1.13E-06 Co 143 1.69E-06 Co-143 i.38E 09 Co 144 S.21 E-07 Co-144 1.37E 06 Co 144 1.17E 09 Pr143 7.79E-07 Pr 143 1.16E-06 i Pr 143 1.50E-09 No.147 1.06E 06 Nd-147 1.56E 06 Nd-147 0.00E+00 Np230 0.00E+00 Np 239 0 00E+00 Np 230 0.00E+00 Pu-238 0.00E+00 Pu-236 0.00E+00 Pu-238 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 Pu 230 0.00E+00 Pu 240 0.00E +00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 t Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 Am-241 0.00E+00 cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 cm 244 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E+00 Cm-244 0.00E+00 = PAGE 8.73 1995 GRADED EXERCISE
4 - 4 i DAY 2 XLS 6/13/963:01 PM i ) .J i J \\ l-200E 3 18 Sep i M WATHE Paam W l.EAFYVEGET m 8 m4 SMLE Semple Sample Semple CONC
- Analysm, Analyes,
- Analysis, (uCM)
Nucede (uCW) Nucede (uCMg) Nuckle (afW) k131 0.00E+00 L131 0.00E+00 L131 0.00E+00 1131 0.00E+00 CS 134 2.85E-08 L132 0.00E+00 L132 0.00E+00 4132 0.00E+00 4 CS 137 1.54E 06 L133 0.COE+00 L133 0.00E+00 L135 0.00E+00 SR oo 1.47E 10 Rt>88 3 82E-08 Rb 86 2.41E 06 Rb 86 3.82E 06 SR 80 3.27E-09 Co 134 4.31E 06 Co-134 2.87E 03 Co 134 4.31E 03 Co 136 483E 06 Co136 3.00Ea Co-136 4.83E 03 Co-137 2.50E 06 Co 137 1.87E 03 Co-137 2.50E 03 ] 4 FORAGE To-127 1.54E-08 70-127 1.03E 06 Te 127 1.54E 06 To 120 2.40E 08 Te 131 1.80E46 To 131
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L131 0.00E+00 To 131 1.70E 08 To 132 1.14E 06 To 132 1.70E 06 Ct 134 1.44E 08 To 132 3.04E 07 Sb 127 2.83E 04 St>127 3.94E 04 CS 137 8.34E 09 8t>127 0.00E+00 St 00 0.00E+00 Sr 00 0.00E+00 Sr40 7.00E-13 Sr-00 2.40E-10 St-89 1.80E 07 St 8B 2.40E 07 Sr-89 1.77E 11 St 80 6.32E 09 Be140 3 56E 08 8e140 5.32E 08 to140 5.32E-09 La 140 3.56E 06 La140 5.32E 06 DEPOSITION A4>GB 1.08E 06 Mo.09 7.10E 04 Mckee 1.06E 03 Ru 103 7.45E 10 Ru 103 4.07E 07 Ru 103 7.46E 07 l-131 0.00E+00 Ru 106 2.24E 10 Ru 108 1.40E 07 Ru 108 2 24E 07 CS-134 2.16E 06 Rh 106 0.00E+00 Rh-106 0.00E+00 Rh-106 0.00E+00 j CS-137 1.25E-08 Co48 0.00E+00 Co48 0.00E+00 Co.68 0.00E+00 8t 00 1.20E-12 Co40 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 Co40 0.00E+00 St 80 2.88E 11 Y40 4.70E 10 Y40 3.10E 07 Y GO 4.70E 07 j Y 01 7.45E-10 Y 01 4.07E 07 Y 01 7.46E 07 2r 86 8.52E 10 Zr 06 6.8BE 07 Zr 06 8.52E 07 2r47 0.00E+00 Zr47 0.00E+00 Zr-07 0.00E+00 Nt>06 8.52E 10 Nt>06 6M 07 Nt>06 8.52E 07 La 140 1.02E 00 Co 141 1.2SE 06 Co 141 1.02E-08 Co 141 8.52E 10 Co 143 SM47 Co-143 8.52E 07 Co-143 8.02E 10 Co 144 4.81E 07 Co 144 8.92E 07 Co 144 6.8BE 10 Pr te 3.00E 07 Pr143 6.SSE 07 Pr 14 7.00E-10 No.147 6.32E47 Nd 147 7.00E 07 ) NcL147 0.00E+00 Ni>230 0.00E+00 Np 230 0.00E+00 Np-230 0.00E+00 Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu-238 0.00E+00 s Pu 238 0.00E+00 Pu 239 0.00E+00 Pu-230 0.00E+00 i 4 230 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 Pu-240 0.00E+00 { i Pu 240 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu 241 0.00E+00 Pu-241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Am 241 0.00E+00 Cm-242 0.00E+00 cm-242 0.00E+00 Cm 242 0.00E+00 Cm 244 0.00E+00 cm-244 0.00E+00 cm-244 0.00E+00 4 l PAGE 8.74 1886 GRADED EXERCISE
b l l SECTION 9.0 CONTROLLER ASSIGNMENTS AND INSTRUCTIONS Subsections Eggg CCNTROLLER PHONE NUMBERS 9.1 l J CONTROLLER ASSIGNMENTS 9.2 CONTROLLER INSTRUCTIONS 9.4 PLAYER COMMENT /PIR FORMS 9.7 EVALUATOR LOG SHEETS 9.9 i f d' 4 ? J l 1995 GPADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.0
b i CONTROLLER PHONES 4 CONTROLLER POSITIONS NAME PHONE NUMBER DRILL LEAD Ken Thrall Ext. 5805/4509 Simulator Operator Ron Falkenstein Ext. 5112 Control Room Lead (Simulator) George Smith Ext. 5112 TSC/OSC Lead Dennis Moseby Ext. 4509 EOF Lead Jeanne Dagenette Ext. 5124/5130 JRMT Vehides Vehide 1024 (316)437-6609 Vehide 1042 (316) 437-6614 Vehide 1043 (316) 437-6613 State vehide (913) 221-2814/ (913)221 6788 Security Lead Montie McKinney Ext. 4999/5376 Information Clearinghouse Lead Michelle Gifford (913)267-0669 From a Rolm single line phone: To Transfer Flash Dial 2nd W Flash Announce Caller Hang-up To Conference: Flash Dial 2nd # Flash (can repeat up to 5 times) HPN should call Ext. 4430. If contact can not be made, call 5805. ENS should call Ext. 4504. If contact can not be made, call 5805. 4 Phone team controllers / evaluators should call (316) 364-4031. 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.1
l l r CONTROLLER ASSIGNMENTS EVALUATOR CONTROLLER ASSIGNMENT .N, AME A Drill Lead Controller Ken Thrall l CR (Simulator) Controller Bob Evenson Bob Evenson CR HP / Chemistry Ralph Logsdon Tim East CR Communications Nyla Eccles Nyla Eccles CR Plant Teams SIM. BOOTH SIM. BOOTH Securtty Montje McKinney Montie McKinney TSC Lead Controller Sheila Teal TSC Dose Assessment and Steve Henry Steve Henry Field Team Control TSC Engineering Mark Williams TSC Communications Mike Mitchell Mike Mitchell TSC/OSC Health Physics John Schepers Mike Kerving TSC/OSC Onsite Teams Dwight Geralts Dwight Geratts Earl Freeman Earl Freeman Clarence Rich Clarence Rich Bruce Kayser Bruce Kayser ] Rick Rietmann Rick Rietmann PASS Team James Knapp James Knapp Offsite Monitoring Teams Bob Stennet Bob Stennet Rick Vilander Rick Vilander Curtis Kramer Curtis Kramer Joyce Ziesents Joyce Ziesents EOF Lead Controller Jeanne Dagenette EOF Dose Assessment Ralph Logsdon Tim East EOF Field Team Control Ralph Logsdon Tim East EOF Communications Nyla Eccles Nyla Eccles Lead Public Information Michelle Gifford information Clearinghouse _. Carol Crotts Media Release Center Bob Compton Kevin Winters t 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.2
e I CONTROLLER ASSIGNMENTS EVALUATOR CONTROLLER ASSIGNMENI NAME TEAM E TEAMB HPN NRC# NRC # ENS NRC # NRC # County Brian Winzenried Brian Winzenried State EOC Ken Craighead Ken Craighead FAKE MEDIA AND PHONE TEAM CONTROLLERS ASSIGNMEbfT EVALUAT.OB CONTROLLER MEDIA Steve Boyce MEDIA MEDIA Bill Mullenburg MEDIA Dave Claridge MEDIA Terry Riley MEDIA Terry Damashek MEDIA Susan McGrath MEDIA Jackle Harder MEDIA Toni Weatherford MEDIA Ron Falkenstein PHONE TEAM Bevert/ Clifton PHONE TEAM Marcia Kanagy PHONE TEAM Roger Moore PHONE TEAM Randy Neill PHONE TEAM Chris Chaney PHONE TEAM Scott Ferguson PHONE TEAM John Fletcher PHONE TEAM Linda Mingle The controllers are responsible for the following functions during this training dnll: 1. Providing ddll messages and scenario data to the players. 2. Prompting or initiating certain actions in the developing drill. Because this is a training drill, controllers should interact with the players whenever necessary to ensure that any mistakes or omissions are caught and corrected during drill play. 4 3. Provide significant input to the drill critique process. This subsection provides instructions which are applicable to all controllers as well as instructions specific to the following controller assignments: 1. Drill Lead Controller 2. Facility Lead Controller 3. Facility Support Controllers, e.g., TSC Dose Assessment, OSC ERDC Teams, EOF Communications. 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.3
1 l o g P CONTROLLER INSTRUCTIONS General A. Controllers shall pre-postoon themselves in the appropriate emergency response facility no later than 30 minutes prior to the commencement of drill actmties B. Comrollers must comply with instructions from the Drill Lead Controller. C. Prior to the commencement of drill actmties, controllers shall test telecommunications and synchronize watches with the Drill Imd Controller. D. Controller messages, specifically scenario and public information messages, must be appoved by the Fac2hty Lead Controller prior to issuance E. Sp-cial messages and messages designated as 9- : --=y must be approved by the Drill Lead Controller prior toissuance F. Information regardmg scenario events or data must only be provided upon request from the j appropnate players. G. Information regardmg scenario events or data must not be provxied prior to the time noted on the j message or data sheets H. Controllers will ensure that players do not use radios in Area 5 of the plant. Commumcanons A. gal-tronics will be operable from the simulator Channel 5 shall be used for drill commimiemtions, and the phrase "This is a drill" MUST be used to dirtinguinh drill play from i normal w=mg traffic. B. The following radio channels have been cleared for drill use: - Channal 1: radio checks j - Channel 2:in-plant teams Channel 4: field tamma l l t 1 1 I 1 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.4 4 t r
a g CONTROLLER INSTRUCTIONS Dnli Lead Cmtrollers shall 1. Provide for the overall m== ;==t and tecimical direction of the controller team. 2. Momtor the progress of the drill to ensure that the scenario develops in an orderly and coordmated insaner. I 3. Coord=mte the issuance of drill messages with the other members of the cetroller team. 4. Approve the initiation of changes if an alteration in the schedule or sequence of events in the scenario shid occur. 5. T uyor.iily freze play after simulator failure. The Drill Lead Controller will communicate with all lead Facihty Controllers to ensure that play resumes at the same time with accurate data. The Drill Lead Controller shall detemnine if further play is simulator or hard-copy driven. Note: Only the Drill Lead Controller may authorize such activities as described ate e. 6. Provide for sufficient commumcations with the other members of the controller team. 7. Mamtam a log of all major player actions, scenario-driven activities, alterations in scenario sequence of events, and other p.i.st data or information; (include a list of deficiencies, wases, improvement items and other observations if you are also actmg as an evaluator). 4 I 4 h a a n 4 i J o 4
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'o I CONTROLLER INSTRUCTIONS Facility le.ad Controllers = hall: 1. Coordmate with the Drill Imd Controller on the issuance of drill messages withm the assigned facility, and in case of a simulator failure. 2. Monitor the data being received and released from the facility to ensure consistency with the scenano 3. Mamtam a log of all major player actions, scenano driven activities, alterations in scenario sequence of event, and other pertment data or information. (Include a list ofdeficiencies, weaknesses, improvement items, and other observations if you are also actmg as an evaluator). 4. Supervise the fanhty support controllers. 5. Collect all logs and paperwork generated by facility support controllers and players. 6. Ensure that all controllers and players are prepared to attend a critique at 1000 in the TLC on the day following the drill. Facahty Leads shall request that the players spend approximately 15 minutes after the drill to collate suggested E-Plan program improvements for discussion dunng the critique. l 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.6
. a FORM KGF49A REV.0844 Fue K01433 PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT REQUEST PA E _ of _ INITIATION A. Describe the P.-sks. Concern. Cedition-or hc= adation Consider:
- 1) consequences or potential consequences 2)geneneimplications
- 3) reference de-nts
- 4) operability 2
B. Describe Aav t=M!ste Actions Taken (if anolicable) i l 5 1 C. Initiator /MallStop: Date: Phone: 4 (Ref.: KGP-1210) 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.7
t a .m 1 I FORM MGF40A, REV.0844 File M01-033 Pl PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT REQUEST PAGE _ of _ INITIATION A. Describe the Problem. Concern. Condi*h or R*ee=~ad=*4n Consider:
- 1) consequences or potential consequences
- 2) generic implications
- 3) reference documents
- 4) operability B. Describe Anv I--Miate Actions Takaa (if anolicable) j s
1 C. Initiator /MailStop: Date: Phone: (Ref.: KGP-1210) 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.8
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- 4-CONTROLLER CHECK LIST Was the TSC, IC/MRC, EOF activated in an adequate amount time (Note amount of time required)?
Was the TSC, IC/MRC, EOF staffed with the proper number of positions (Note any missing positions)? Was communication ofdata to/from the group timely and accurate?. Was the amount of data brought to the group sufEcient? Was the data generated within the group transferred to the appropriate orgamrations? Were noti 5 cations to outside orgamzations timely and accurate? Were dose assessments timely? Were assumptions for dose assessment reasonable? Were PARS timely and consistent with the guidelines? Was accident assessment at the Coctrol Room, TSC and if appropriate, the EOF timely and accurate? 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.9
^ m CONTROLLER CHECK LIST Was accident classification at the Control Room, TSC and if appropriate, the EOF timely and accurate? ) l At the EOF, was interaction with offsite officials / agencies acceptable to those agencies? Was assistance and support to the Control Room from the TSC/OSC ad~;"*? Were briefmgs of onsite teams =%? l l Was dispatch of onsite ter a well coordinated? Was data regardmg onsite teams updated on the status boards? \\ Were facility mission priorities properly identi6ed and clearly communicated to all personnel within the facility? Did the offsite field teams adequately define the plume edges? 4 Did the offsite field teams mamtam their dose ALARA? 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.10
-3 CONTROLLER CHECK LIST Did the offsite field teams obtain centerline data? Was release ofinformanon to the public/ media timely and accurate? Was release ofinformation to the public/ media convincing? 1 2 i l l a i l i 4 4 1995 GRADED EXERCISE' PAGE 9.11
4 g WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION I F. VALUATION LOG SHEET Evaluator: Date: Assignment: Page: 1 OF TIME \\ . sv 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.12
o WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION EVALUATION LOG SHEET Evaluator: Date: Assignment: Page: _;2_ O F TIME 'l 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.13
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3 WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION EVALUATION LOG SHEET Evaluator: Date: Assignment: Page: 4 OF__ TIME 1 ) 5 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.15
"^ m l WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION EVALUATION LOG SHEET Evaluator: Date: Assignment: Page: 5 OF TIME 1995 GRADED EXERCISE PAGE 9.16
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