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1992 Annual Emergency Preparedness Evaluated Exercise,Oct 1992
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i PlEC I NTROD U CTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... .......,, .. 1-1 SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES ..

............. 2-1 S CO P E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...............

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1 GENERAL OBJECTIVES ........................ . . 2-1 S PECIFIC OBJECTIVES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Control Room

..............................22 Operations Support Center (OSC)

.................2-3 Technical Support Center (TSC)

...................2-3 Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 Off site hionitoring Teams (Oh1T) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 4 S ec u ri t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Emergency News hiedia Center (ENhtC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4 Emergency Information Center (EIC) / hiedia hionitor (hth! . . 2-5 Activities not Demonstrated . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .) . 2. - 5 EX ERCIS E INFORh1 ATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1 CONDUCT OF THE EXERCISE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1 PRECAUTIONS AND Lih11TATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2 -

CONTROLLER INFORh1 ATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 GENERAL INFORh1ATION .........................4-1 CONTROLLER INSTRUCTIONS ......................4-1 EVALUATION INSTRUCTIONS ...............,......4-2 CONTROLLER ASSIGNhiENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 4 - 3 9

PLA YER INFORh1 ATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1 GENERAL INFORhf ATION ..............,.. ....... 5-1 PLAYER GUIDELINES ............................5-1 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS ........... ..... .............61 EX ERCIS E SC EN A RIO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 NARR ATIVE S Uhth1 A RY . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 1 INITIAL CONDITIONS .............................-7-4 S EQ U ENCE OF EV ENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 5 htESSAGES AND PLANT STATUS INFORh1ATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1 S i m u lator . . . . . . ............................... 8-1 Radiation Field hionitoring Team . . . . . . ................8-3 i

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8-5 Meteorological Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 13 INPLANT RADIOLOGICAL DATA . . . . . . ..................9-1 RAD MONITOR DATA .......... ........ ........ 9-1 AREA RADIATION READINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-2 i OFFSITE RADIOLOGICAL DATA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 1 .

DOSE PROJECTION DATA ................... 10 - 1 FIE LD D ATA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. 10 - 2 PUBLIC INFORM ATION QUESTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 - 1 a

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

I The Grand Gulf Nuclear Station (GGNS), owned and operated by Entergy Operations, conducts a quarterly Emergency Preparedness Evaluated Exercise. The exercise is conducted for the purpose of assuring GGNS Emergency Response Personnel are adequately tra the event of an actual Radiological Emergency at the plant.

The exercise is scheduled to be conducted as outlined in Section 7 It will include mobilization of GGNS resources but State and Local agencies are not expec'.ed to par The exercise should demonstrate that the emergency response organization is adequ trained to handle an actual radiological emergency according to current plans and proce Exercise participants will not have pricr knowledge of the scenario.

i The exercise will be evaluated by evaluators assigned by the emergency Preparedness department.

A critique will be conducted following the exercise to discuss deficiencies and improvement items identified. The time schedule for tne critique is identified in Section 6 and will be attended by exercise Controllers / Evaluators. Key exercise participants will be invited to attend the critique. All identified deficiencies will be documented and subseque resolution of etergency preparedness deficiencies shall be assured by management.

This manual has been prepared to assist exercise Controllers / Evaluators, and Observers in the conduct and evaluation of the exercise. This manual contains all the inform necessary to properly conduct the exercise in an efficient and coordinated manner, c _

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The exercise will include the appropriate notifications to Federal, State, Local and plant emergency personnel. Participation by the states of Mississippi and . Louisiana,-

Claiborne County and Tensas Parish is expected to be limited to receipt of notification messages only.

2.2. GENERAL _QE1ECTIVES L

The Grand Gulf Nuclear Station 1992 Emergency Preparedness Exercise program objectives are based on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission requirements delineated in 10CFR50.47 and 10CFR50 Appendix E. Additional guidance is provided in NUREG 0654 and FEMA, REP-1.

l-The primary objective of the 1992 Emergency Preparedness Exercise is to evaluate i

the adequacy of the emergency response organization during a simulated accident.

The scope of the exercise is sufficient to test the following emergency response capabilities:

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The ability of Emergency Response Organization to classify actual or simulated emergencies through the understanding of emergency action levels (EAL) and initiating conditions.

2. The abilig of Emergency Response Organization to activate the station emergency plan and procedures.

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The ability of Emergency Response Organization to respond to an emergency, make proper and timely notifications through each emergency classification (Notification of Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency, Ge.ieral Emergency), and activate the emergency response facilities in an efficient and timely manner.

4 The adequacy, effectiveness: and proper utilization of emergency response ,

facilities and their emergency response equipment (Control Room, OSC, TSC, EOF).

5. The ability of Emergency Response Organization to formulate and make protective action recommendations to protect station personnel and the general 2I g e -+- - .m.- ..n. g

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6. The ability of Emergency Re ,onse Organization to evaluate the source term and make dose projections based on plant parameters and field surveys.

2.3. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES The following specific objectives are broken down by emergency response facility or function. These objectives were used to develop an exercise scenario suf0cient to realize the general objectives and provide an aid to drill observers evaluating the exercise.

1. Control Room a.

Demonstrate the capability of the Control Room staff to classify emergencies in accordance with emergency action levels and initiating conditions until the TSC is operational.

b. Demonstrate the capability of the Control Room staff to notify the Federal, State and Local agencies in accordance with established protocols (Operational Hot Line (OHL), NRC Emergency Notification System (ENS).

c. Demonstrate the capability of the Control Room staff to activate the station emergency plan and make appropriate notincations to activate emergency respense personnel during an emergency.

d. Demonstratc the capability of G..- Camel Room staff to communicate technical information to the Operations Support Center, Technical Support Center, Emergency Operation Facility, and the NRC.

e. Demonstrate the ability of the Control Room staff to recognize operational symptoms and parameters indicative of degrading plant conditions'.

f. Demonstrate the ability of the Shift Superintendent and/or the Shift Supervisor to make timely and effective decisions to mitigate the consequences of the i ever t and clearly demonstrate control of the response effort.

g. Demonstrate the ability of the Control Room staff to ad quately turn over control of the event upon a;tivation of the Technical Support Center (TSC).

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2. Operations Sunnort CenteMOSC) a.

Demonstrate the capability of the appropriate staff to activate the OSC at the Alert emergency classification and be fully operational within approximate I hour after activation, b.

Demonstrate the capability of the OSC coordinator to make timel and effective decisions and demonstrate clearly, effective command and comrol of the OSC and response teams, c.

Demonstrate the capability of the OSC coordinator and OSC team leaders to organize, manner, brief, and dispatch repair and corrective action teams in a timely ;

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Demonstrate the capability of the health physics organization to maintain -

appropriate radiological controls throughout the course of the event, e.

Demonstrate the ability of the OSC staff to communicate technicalinformation with the Control Room, TSC, EOF and in plant and on sitt field teams.

3. Technical Support Center (TSC) a.

Demonstrate the capability of the appropriate staff to activate the TSC at the -

Alert emergency classincation and be fully operational within approximately I hour after activation, b.

Demonstrate the capability of the Emergency Director to make timely and effective decisions and demonstrate clearly, effective command and control of the TSC response effort.

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Demonstrate the ability of the TSC staff to communicate technical information with the Control Room, OSC, EOF and NRC. '

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. Demonstrate that the TSC has adequate telecopying capability to transmit necessary information to the EOF throughout the course of the event, e.

Demonstrate the ability of the TSC staff to notify the Federal, State and Local agencies in accordance with established protocols (OHL, ENS)- "

4 Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) a, >

Demonstrate the capability of the appropriate staff to activate the EOF at the-Site Area Emergency classification or sooner and be fully operational within 1 hour1.157407e-5 days 2.777778e-4 hours 1.653439e-6 weeks 3.805e-7 months after activation.

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Demonstrate the ability of the Offsite Emergency Coordinator to assume control of the event from the TSC staff, make timely decisions, and demonstrate response effort, clearly, effective command and control of the emergency e

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Demonstrate the ability of the EOF staff to notify the Federal, M. .e and Loct 1 levels of government in accordance with established protocols (OHL, ENS) d.

Demonstrate the ability of the EOF staff to communicate technical Jnformation with the Control Room, OSC, TSC, ENMC, NRC and off site agencies.

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Demonstrate the ability of the EOF staff to relocate to the Backup EOF.

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Demonstrate the ability of the EOF staff to evaluate the source term and make dose projections based on plant parameters, on site /off-site field surve,y information, meteorological data, or other simulated information made available by the exercise controllers.

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Demonstrate the ability of the EOF staff to make appropriate protectivt, action recommendations to protect station personnel and tha ceneral public based on plant parameters, in-plant and on site field surveys and/or off-site monitoring information.

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Off site Monitorine Teams (OMT) a.

Demonstrate the ability to mobilize Off site Monitoring Teams within the required time limits of the GGNS Emergency Plan. Table 5-1.

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Demonstrate the ability of the Off site Monitoring Teams tc obtain radiation data, collect potentially radioactive contaminated air samples and determine Imiine concentration, c.

Demonstrate the ability of the Off-site Monitoring Teams to communicate location and radiological field data to the EOF.

6. Security a.

Demonstrate the ability of the security force to control site access and the protected area evacuation as directed by the emergency director.

7. Emercency News Media Center (ENMC) a..

Demonstrate the capability of the appropriate staff to activate the ENMC at the Site Area Emergency classification or sooner, u.

Demons: rate the ability of the ENMC staff to communicate with the EOF.

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Demonstrate the ability of the ENhtC to coordinate and assemble timely and accurate information at the ENhfC, d.

Demonstrate the capability of the ENhfC to disseminate emergency information to the media and/or public (briefings, written statements) in a timely manner, e.

Demonstrate the ability of the ENhtC to respond to technical inquires during media briefings.

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8. Emercency information Center (EIC) / hiedia hionitor (hthi) a.

Demonstrate the capability of the EIC to respond directly to questions from the media and/or public concerning real or rumored events at GONS,

9. Activities not Demonsitated

a. Actual PASS samples will not be drawn.'

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Corrective action teams will not manipulate any plant systems or components.

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Actual decontamination of vehicles and personnel will not be demcnstrated.

d. hiedical team response and transportation will not be demonstrated.3 e.

SCBA's will be worn but will att be utilized.

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The exercise will simulate an abnormal radiological ir.cident at the Grand Gulf

Nuclear Station. The effectiveness or selected organizations, personnel and functions of the appropriate Emergency Plans and Implementing Procedures will be demonstrated. The simulated emergency will then terminate. The Recovery Phase will be initiated, and the exercise will then be terminated.

Emergency response actions during the simulated emergency will include:

recognition and classification of emergency conditions; assessment of onsite/offsite radiological consequences; alert /notincation and mobilization of emergency response organizations; implemeritation ofin plant corrective actions, activation / operation of emergency response facilities and equipment; preparation of repons, messages, and record keeping; recommendation of appropriate protective actions, and termination of the emergency condition and limited recovery / reentry discussions.

The Simulator will be the central point for ensuring that the exercise progresses on schedule. A wide variety of plant information will be provided so that no time will messages prompt the players or provide undue assistance in recognition of events.

Intermation available on SPDS will also be provided in the TSC and the EOF where output consoles are located. SPDS information will be displayed on a computer terminal placed next to the real SPDS. The displayed information will be driven from the simulator. Contingency messages are delivered only when conditions described in the controller notes have been met. Radiological and meteorological data presented in Sections 9.0 and 10.0 and information included in the supplemental scenarios will be disseminated by controllers when players demonstrate the capability to obtain the information from appropriate sources. At no time, unless noted specincally as an exception, will information be interjected at a point where it would not be available in a real emergency. The Lead controllers may interject other information or change a message to ensure that the exercise progresses as planned.

The exercise Players are expected to " free play" the scenario to the extent practical.

If corrective actions are postulated that would terminate the emergency, they should be identi6ed to the Lead controller in the affected facility, so that the scenario will progress as designed. Notifications of, and contact with, supervisors, plant management, and offsite agencies will be made in accordance with the Emergency Plan Procedures. No simulations are to be allowed unless specincally noted in the exercise I.lanual or directed by a controller for scenario purpose.

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Prior to initiation of the exercise, a pre-exercise brienng will be held to review the entire exercise process with all the exercise controllers and observers.

o Should at any time during the course of this exercise, an actual emergency situation arise, all activities and communications related to the exercise will be suspended. It will te the responsibility of any exercise controller or observer that becomes av/are of an actual emergency to suspend exercise response in his/her immediate area and to inform the lead exercise controller of the situation Upon notification of an actual emergency, the lead exercise .

controller may notify all other controllers to suspend all exercise activities, o Should, at any time during the course of this exercise, an exercise controller or observer witness an exercise participant undertake any action which would, in the opinion of the controller, place either an individual or component in an unsafe condition, the controller is responsible for intervening in the individual's actions and terminating the unsafe activity immediately, o All repair activities associated with the scenario will be simulated with' extreme caution emphasized around operating equipment. Manipulation of any plant operating systems, valves, breakers, or controls in response to this exercise is to be simulated. There is to be'ao alternation of any plant operating equipment, systems, or circuits during the response of this exercise.

No pressurization of fire hoses, discharging of fire extinguishers, or initiation of any fire suppression systems will be allowed for the exercise, o

All telephone communications, radio transmissions, and public address announcements related to tne exercise must begin and end with the statement, "THIS IS A DRILL". Should a contrc :er witness a exercise participant not observing this practice, it is the controller's responsibility to remind the individual of the need to follow this procedure. '

o Any motor vehicle response to this exercise, whether it be an ambulance, fire fighting equipment, police / security vehicles or Seld monitoring teams, should observe all normal motor vehicle operating 'aws including posted speed limits, stop lights / signs, one way streets, etc.

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o The basic objectives of the exercise (Section 2.0).

o The assumptions and precautions being taken (Section 3.0).

o The exercise scenario, including the initiating events and the expected course of action to be taken (Section 7.0),

o The various locations that will be involved and the specific items to be observed at those locations.

o The evaluation checklists provided.

4.2 CONTROLLER INSTRUCTIONS o Controllers will position themselves at their assigned locations 30 minutes prior to the activation of the facility for which they have responsibility.

o Communications will be tested prior to exercise commencement. All watches and clocks will be synchronized with the Lead Exercise Controller as part of the communications testing.

o All Controllers will comply with instructions from the Lead Exercise Controller.-

o Each Controller will have copies of the messages cc.itrolling the progress of

the exercise scenario. No message shall be delivered out of sequence or other -

than as written unless specifically authorized by the Lead Exercise Controller. '

o Controllers will agi provide informatien to the Players regarding scenario progression or resolution of problems encountered in the course of_ the-simtlated emergency. The exercise . participants are expected to obtain information through their own organizations and exercise their ownjudgement in determining response actions and resolving problems.

o Some Players may insist that certain parts of the scenario are unrealistic._ The Controllers have the sole authority to clarify any questions regarding scenario content.

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Response Organization as well as. evaluation. Controllers are expected to question and prompt player as necessary to ensure training objectives are met.

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Evaluation forms will be distributed at the pre-Exercise controller / evaluator briefing. ,

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EOF J. Antoine 6;c j OMT D. Ables Field OMT D. Crawley Field ENMC D. Townsend ~ 437-8334 EIC D. Smith 987-5600 Fire Brigade R. Hicks Fie'd-Phone Crew To be assigned

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be followed throughout the conduct of the Exercise. A pre-exercise briefing will be : -

held for key players to review the entire exercise process, including " Precautions and-Limitations" in Section 3.2, and the following information, The success of the exercise is largely dependent on player performance. Appropriate reaction to simulated emergency conditions and demonstrated competence in the Emergency Plan and Implementing Procedures are the key criteria by which the players are evaluated. It is imperative, therefore, that all players actions and activities are witnessed by a Controller. Any actions that are to be simulated must be brought to the attention of the Controller to ensure that credit is awarded. The success of the exercise is based on the demonstration of the predetermined exercise objectives.

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o Maintain a serious attitude throughout the exercise.

o Maintain courtesy and professionalism at all times, o

Teamwork is essential! Do your job and then help other people do theirs.

For example, if you know certain information should be available, ask for it.

This makes you look good and may reduce a deficiency for someone else, o

Think! Brainstorm and look for all'possible solutions or consequences of events. Maintain the " big picture" of what is happening.

o Identify yourself by name and function to_ the Controller in your area.

Always wear your identification' badge, o If you are entering normal nuclear station radiation areas, observe all rules and procedures. No one (including Controllers) is exempt from normal station radiological practices and procedures.

NOTE: DO NOT ENTER HIGH RADIATION AREAS IN THE PLANT; FOLLOW ALARA PRINCIPLES-o Observe all normal security procedures. All normal security procedures are in effect without exception. If a security condition arises, obey immediately _

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o' Communications should be: concise andiformal?with ~usejof abbreviations: ,

minimized.- Always include "THIS IS:A DRILL";

o-Use and demonstrate knowledge _ of the Emergency Plan'and Implementingl Procedures, o- '

No response to_ an exercise situation will be simulated without Controller.

approval. No action will be taken that reduces the margin of safety in the'_ -

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The plant is operating at 100% power near the end of its current operating cycle. The weather is sunny with partly cloudy skies and moderate winds of 5 to 10 mrh from a northwesterly direction.

Reactor coolant activity has been increasing and there is indication that several leakers exist in the core. Off-gas levels have been increasing but are still within Technical Specification limits.

A recent technical bulletin from the fuel vender indicated that a potential problem had been discovered with the shipment of fuel provided to Grand Gulf for RFO4. A discrepancy in their QA program allowed an uncertified part to be used during the manufacturing of that fuel.

Efforts are underway to locate the areas of the core that contain the leakers. Indications so far tend to indicate the leakers are located in areas where the RFO4 fuel was loaded.

The exercise begins at approximately 0800.

The control room will exp, - ice a loss of the running CRD pump. The control room crew will start the other CRD pump ano restore the system to normal operating mode.

At 0810 the control room will experience a loss of ESF-ll transformer. This will de-energize the associated ESF bus momentarily. The control room crew will ensure the emergency diesel generator starts and energizes the bus. Recovery will require transferring the bus to one of the remaining ESF transformers and securing the diesel generator. In addition numerous other systems will require restoration.

At 0820 the control room will receive word that a small airplane has crashed inside the protected area. It hit the north side of the warehouse roof and ended up in the warehouse loading dock area inside the fence. An Alert is expected to be declared based on "an aircraft crash into plant non-vital structures." TSC and OSC activation will start.

The control room will receive word that the pilot is alive but has a broken leg. The site ambulance will be requested to come to the crash scene. A milky fluid will be reported to be L leaking from the plane.

At 0840 lealdng fuel ignites and the fire is reported to the control room. The fire brigade is dispatched to'the crash scene. The fire will be extinguished by 0900.

At 0910 the control room will experience an inadvertent HPCS initiation with a trip of the HPCS pump breaker. The control room will inop the HPCS system and enter the appropriate Tech Spec. The OSC will be requested to investigate the spurious initiation and trip of the breaker.

By approximately 0920 the TSC and OSC must be manned and control of the emergency transferred to the TSC. The TSC and OSC should develop an action plan to control the crash-scene.

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1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE At 0940 a report is received that both doors of the 119" containment airlock are open and cannot be closed. A repair team will be dispatched from the OSC to close one of the airlock doors.

The control room will enter Tech. Spec. 3.6.1.1, " Primary Containment." action statement allows I hour to get one of the doors closed or be in hot shutdown in the next 12 hours1.388889e-4 days 0.00333 hours 1.984127e-5 weeks 4.566e-6 months . The repair crew will not be able to completely close either door.

At 1000 a loss of EHC due to (EHC problem) causes a trip of the main turbine. The reactor fails to scram (ATWS). The control room enters the Emergency Operating Procedures (EOPs) to combat the ATWS. Loss of EHC removes the main condenser as a heat sink and all energy is released into the containment. The EOPs will require a reduction in' reactor vessel water level to the top of active fuel (TAF), to limit the power released into the containment.

A Site Area Emergency should be declared based on " transient requiring operation of shutdown systems with failure to scram." EOF, ENMC, and E!C activation will start.

The OSC will be requested to perform several attachments required by the EOPs to allow the control rods to be inserted so the reactor can be shutdown. An emergency depressurization is expected due to excessive heating of the suppression pool. SRV operation due to the ATWS will increase the urgency to get one of the containment airlock doors closed.

At 1020 (containment ARM) high radiation alarms are received. Core damage is occurring in the RFO4 fuel due to stressed caused by the ATWS. Fission products are being released to the containment by SRV operations. The containment airlock repair team is expected to be called back to the OSC due to changing radiological conditions. An evacuation of the Auxiliary Building is expected.

A General Emergency should be declared based on " conditions exist .... that make release of large amounts of radioactivity in a short period of time possible." A site evacuation may be ordered by the TSC.

At 1030 indications of a release will appear on the SBGT effluent radiation monitors.

The containment fission product inventory will continue to increase until the reactor is brought to a cold shutdown condition. Release to the environs will_ continue until containment pressure is reduced to O psig or the containment airlock door is closed.

By 1110 the EOF must be manned with overall control of the emergency and offsite dose

- assessment transferred to the EOF.

At 1115 the EOF will experience a loss of electrical power (normal and backup). The EOF will have to transfer control of the emergency back to the TSC and move to the BEOF.

At 1145 the running RHR pump will trip causing a loss of shutdown cooling. The control room will respond by establishing shutdown cooling with the other RHR pump. The OSC will be requested to investigate the tripping of the RHR pump.

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. GQAND GULF NUCLEAR STATiOM 1993 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXfRCISE By 1215 the BEOF is expected to be manned with control of the emergency transferred form the TSC to the BEOF, The BEOF will be required to make one notification to the state and local agencies and approve'-

one news release before the exercise is terminated.

At 1230, if unable to reduce containment pressure to 0 psig, the airlock repair team will be able-to close one airlock door.

At approximately 1300 the exercise is terminated.

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, - GRAND GVLF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREONESS EVALUATED EXERCISE INITIAL CONDITIONS The plant is operating at 100% power near the end of its current operating cycle. The weather-is sunny with partly cloudy skies and. moderate 5 to 10 mph west to southwesterly winds. -Winds are expected to shift to west to northwesterly later today as a cold front approaches the area.

Reactor coolant activity has been increasing and there is indication that several leakers exist in the core. Off-gas levels have been iacreasing but are still within Technical Specification limits.

A recent notice from the fuel vender indicated that a potential problem had been discovered with the batch of fuel provided to Grand Gulf for RFO4 A discrepancy in their QA program allowed an uncertified part to be used during the manufacturing of that fuel. Efforts are underway to locate the areas of the core that contain the leakers. Indications so far tend to indicate the leakers are located in areas where the RFO4 fuel was loaded.~

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Time Time SEOUENCE OF EVENTS 0800 00:00 Loss of running CRD pump 0810 00:10 Loss of ESF-ll 0820 00:20 Control room is notified that a small plane has crashed into the warehouse. . Crash site is on the north side of the warehouse next to the loading dock. The pilot is alive but appears to have a-broken leg. He was crop dusting a field just south of the plant and hooked a power line with his landing gear and lost control. The ambulance is-requested to be brought top the scene.

ALERT An ALERT is declared based on " Notification of an aircraft crash into plant non-vital structures" 0825 00:25 Control room is notified that a milky fluid is leaking from a tank in the plane.

0840 00:40 Control room is notified that the plane ha_s caught on fire. Apparently there was a fuel leak and the fuel ignited. Control room should announce the fire and dispatch the fire brigade.

0910 1:10 Inadvertent HPCS initiation and trip.

0920 1:20 TSC & OSC must be manned and command (1 br after Alert) turned over from the control room by this time.

0940 1:40 Control room is notified that both doors are open on the 119' containment airlock, all attempts to:

close the doors have failed.

1000 2:00 A loss of EHC occurs. The reactor fails to scram. No rod motion is observed for any rod.

Control room crew responds per EOPs.

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Actual Scenario Summary Time- Time Site Area Emergency A Site Area Emergency is declared based on

" transient requiring operation of shutdown systems with failure to scram."-

Control room will request that teams from the OSC to respond and install EOP attachments to allow control rods to be inserted.

1020 2:20 Fuel loaded during RFO4 starts to fail.

Containment ARM annunciators received.

General Emergency A General Emergency is declared based on I

" conditions exist .... that make release of large ,

amounts of radioactivity in a short period of time 1 possible."

1030 2:30 Indication of release through SBGT. Containment ARM reading increasing.

1100 3:00 EOF must be manned with control of the :

(1 hr after SAE) emergency transferred from the TSC by this time 1115 3:15 The EOF will experience a loss of electrical power. Control will be shifted back to the TSC

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and EOF personnel will move to the BEOF.

I145 3:45 The running RHR pump trips resulting in a loss of shutdown cooling. The control _ room will shift to the other RHR pump and re establish shutdown cooling. The OSC will be requested to

-investigate the trip of the RHR pump.

1215 4: 15 BEOF is expected to be manned by this time.-

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Time Time -

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1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EX2RetSE MESSAGES AND PLANT STATUS INFORMATION Control Room (Simulator) Controller information.

Because this exercise is conducted ir. the simulator, a la' e number of message forms for the control room personnel is not required. The simuktor. will provide most of the information except in those areas beyond the capability of the simulator. The operators are expected to -

obtain desired data by actually reading panel indicators. At some point the simulator may h to be frozen and plant information provided to the operators. The information should only be provided when the operator asks "What does this meter read?", "What is the condition of this light?", etc. to prevent leading the operator.

Phone lines have beca provided to allow the simulator cperating crew to communicate _with the 2

actual plant as close to normal ns possible. A radio is installed to allow radio communication.

The use of simulated operators and support personnel will be limited to the time period before the OSC is manned.

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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE Setup: Establish initial conditions of scenario.

1. Normal 100% power line-up (IC17)

2. 'A' CRD pump runnmg Time: 0800 Insert CRD "A" pump trip fault (28A)

Time: 0810 Insert ESF-ll Lockout fault (134,11)

Time: 0910 Insert HPCS initiation & trip faults (53) Delete immediately-(160,601-16-A4) Delete immediately (52)

Time: 0940 Both airlock doors open same time. Fix indicator lights to show this.

Time: 1000 Insert Loss of EHC with ATWS fault (95,164 A @ 100%)

s If operators want to put attachment 20 in themselves:

Insert RCIS inop fault (38)

Time: 1020 Insert core damage fault (71,10)

Time: 1025 Insert core damage fault (71,20)

Time: 1030 '

Insert core. damage fault (71,40) i Time: 1145 l

!~ Insert loss of SDC fault (50 A or B) depends on which SDC loop in' service -

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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PF.EPAREONESS EVALUATED EXERCISE..

Radiation Field Monitoring Team Contro'ler information.

The expected time for the start of the radiological release is 1030. You will be notified if the release time is other than expected. The release is through the SBOT system. If field readings are taken in a location that falls between the distances provided, use the data from the sheet that is closest to the point of reading or sample, if the decision is made to secure the SBGT system, the release will contiim but will become an unmonitored release. If the release becomes unmonitored, the radiation monitor effluent data will not be given to the participants. The_only data available data for the unmonitored release will be the field data. Due to the nature oi' this event, the field data will be t 7 same for the monitored and unmonhored release.

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w GRAND CULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREONESS EVALUATED EXERCISE Crash Scene / Fire Brigade Controller information:

-(ensure that fire brigade communicates with simulator on channel 4)

At 0820 a crop duster crashes into the protected area. It was spraying a field just south of the-plant when it caught its landing gear on a power line and lost control. It hit the warehouse roof -

and flipped over into the loading area north of the warehouse inside the fence.

The pilot was thrown clear vf the plane and is alive but appears to have a broken leg and multiple scrapes and bruises. A milky fluid will be seen leaking from one of the airplane tanks; At 0840, even if the fire brigade has already been dispatched, un-noticed leaking fuel ignites and the plane is engulfed in flames. Due to the location of the crash the warehouse, warehouse office and fire water pump house are exposed to the fire. The fire will not be declared out until 0900.

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- 1993 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE Message Number: (contingency)

Time = Olli Message for: Shift Superin_tendent Message:

"" THIS IS A DRILL "**

Declare an Alert based on Notification of an aircraft crash into piant non-vital structure.

"** THIS IS A DRILL **"

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1993 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED 2XERCISE Message Number: (contincency) -

Time = IQ11 Message for: Emereeney Director TSC Message:

"" THIS IS A DRILL ""

Declare a Site Area Emergency based on Scram conditions confirmed and all control rods not inserted to between 00 and 02 and reactor power 24 % and no core damage immediately evid

"* THIS IS A DRILL ****

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1993 EMERGENCY PPEPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE Message Number: (Contineency)

Time == JD35 Message for: Emereenev Director TSC Message:

"" THIS IS A DRILL ""

Declare a General Emergency based on plant conditions exist that make the release of la amounts of radioactivity in a short period of time likely

- " THIS IS A DRILL "**

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GRANO GULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 FMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE Message Number:

Time = 1045 Message for: On site field Radiation Monitor .g Team Message:

- " THIS IS A DRILL ""

As you round the southwest corner of the fire water pump house you find a skunk. When the skunk sees you he charges toward you.

"" THIS IS A DRILL ""

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. GRAND GULF NUC'. EAR STATION 1993 EMERGENCY PREPAREONESS EVALUATED EXERCISE Message Number:

Time = llLi Message for; Field Radiation Monitoring Team on Port Road Message:

"" THIS IS A DRILL ""

Your vehicle's left rear tire has gone flat.

"" THIS IS A DRILL *"*

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Time = .1300 Message for: Emergency Director Message:

"" TlilS IS A DRILL *"* '

The exercise is terminated. Make an announcement on the plant pagcr that the Emergency Preparedr.ess DRILL is terminated. Begin TSC exercise critique.

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Time = 1200 Message for: OSC Coordinator Message:

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"" THIS 15 A DRILL ""

The exercise is terminated. Make an announcement on the Admin Bldg pager that the Emergency Preparedness DRILL is terminated. Begin OSC exercise critique.

"" THIS IS A DRILL ""

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L 1992 EM(RGENCY PREPAR(DNESS EVALUATtD t A(RC<SE Message Number:

Time = 1100 Message for: Offsite Emergency Coordinatot Message: i

"" THIS IS A DRILL *"*

f The exercise is terminated. Make an announcement on the ESC pager that the Emergency Preparedness DRILL is terminated. Begin EOF exercise critique.

"" THIS IS A DRILL ""

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1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALVATED EXERCISE FIELD DATA to.5 M4E)

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10 N3 CLOSED OPEN BET A DOSE PART PART COINE 1001NE WIN 00W WINDOW RATE REA01NO A CTIVITY READING ACTIVITY MREM /HR MREMtHR MR A D/HR CPM uC#/cc CPM pCil:c 1 10:36 2 1 3 40 0.00 53 2.31e 08 10:41 4 6 0

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TIME op A!R SAMPLE DATA RELEASE RADIAT10N LEVELS ~

l DATA BKGND e40 CPM I S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 Cl.0 SED OPEN SETA 005E PARt PAPT (ODINE 100:t4E W!NDOW WINDOW RATE RfADING ACTIV8T f REACING ACTivlTY MREM /HR MREM HR MR A D/HR CPM vNcc CPM uCuce 10:42 2 3 3 40 0 00 51 1.96e 08 10:47 3 5 6 59 3.04e 10 63 4.09e-08 10.52 6 10 12 116 1.22e 09 88 8.53e 08 10:57 12 20 24 227 2.99e 09 140 1.78e 07 11:02 24 38 42 447 6.51e 09 248 3.66e-07 11:07 48 75 81 878 1.34v 08 464 7.54e 07 11:12 94 148 162 1,726 2.70e 08 904 1.54e 06 11:17 116 182 -198 2.133 3.35e 08 1.139 195e 06 11:22 137 215 234 2.512 3.96e 08 1,380 2.38e 06 11:27 157 247 270 2.891 4.5 6e-08 1.628 2.82e 06 11:32 177 279 306 3.259 5.15e 08 1,879 3.27e 06 11:37 191 300 327 3,518 5.56e-08 2.077 3.62e 06 11:42 203 318 345 3.734 5.91e 08 2.247 - 3.92e.06 11:47 187 293 318 3,M38 5.440 08 2.121 3.70e 06 11:52 169 264 285 3.101 4.90e-08 -1,963 3.42e-06 11:57 146 228 246 2.681 4.23e 08 1,736 3.02e 06 -

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< t GR AND GULF fWCL( AR ST AT104 1992 [MtRGENCY PRf'8A.PEDNE55 EVALVAT[D (xERCISC Flf',D D AT A (1.5 MILE) '

TIME 4 0F R[LtAsg AIR S AMPLE D ATA R ADIATlON LEVCLS i DATA ___ f BKGND = 40 CPM

S A MPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 s CLO$fD OPEN OETA DOSE PAR.T PART WINDOW (00: N3 10 DINE WINDOW RATE Rf ADifjG ACTIV.TY RE A DING ACTIVITY MRtM/MR Mat M/HR MttADHR CPM vCJcc CPM yCuce

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10 ] 1 1 0 40 0.00 44 7.11 e.09 -

10:53 1 2 3 40 0.00 48 1.42e 08 '

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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STAtt0N

. 1992 EMERQENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE FIELD DAT A (2.0 MILEl TIME ~

op I AIR S AMPLE DATA RELEASE RADIAT!ON LEVELS ,

DATA ;

- (WGND = 40 CPM S AMFLE VC-L. = 10 FT3 -

CLOSED OFFN BETA DOSE PART PART 100tNE 10DWE WINOOW WINDOW RATE RE AD!fl0 ACT!VITY READAG ACTl /ITY !

MR E M.'H R MREMfHR MRAD /HR CFM pCucc

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L GR AND CULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERG(NCY PREPAREDNESS EVAlt/ATED EXERC152 TIME

~ FIELO DATA (2.5 M!LE)

OF AIR S AMPLE DAT A RELEASE R ADIATION LEVELS DATA BKGjdD.40 CPM SAMPLE VOL = to FT3 [

CLOSED OPEN EETA DOSE PART PA8iT 100!NE 100thE WINDOW WINDOW R ATE Rf ADING ACTIVITY READ:NG ACTIVITY MREM /HR MRE M!NR YRAD/HR CPM uCi/c c CPM pCuce 11:00 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 11:05 0 0 0 40 0.00 42

' 3.566 09 11:10 1 0

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11:30 9 15 18 173 2.13e 09 126 1.53e 07 11:35 12 18 18 215 2.80e 09 149 1.94e 07 11:40 14 22 24 255 3.44e 09 173 2.3 6 e-07 11:45 16 2S 27 294 4<06e 09 198 2.81 e-07 11.50 18 28 30 334 4.70e 09 223- 3.25e 07 11.53 20 31 33 362 5.15e 09 242 3.5 9 e-07 12-00 21 33 36 384 ti.50e 09 259 3.89e-07 I 12:05 19 30 33 355 5.04e 09 247 3.68e 07 12:10 17 27 30 321 4.50e.09 231 3.40e-07 12:15 15 24 27 278 3.81 e-09 208 2.99e 07-12:20 13 20 21 235 3.12e 09 186 2.60e 07 12:25 11 17 18 194 2.46e-09 162 2.17e-07 12:30 8 13 15 154 1.12e 09 139 1.76e 07 12:35 4 6 6 76- 5.76e 10 90 8.89e 08 12:40 2 3. 3 40 0 00 65 4.44e 08 12:45 1 2 3 40 0.00 53 2.31 e-08 12:50 1 1 0 40 0.00 46 1.07e 08 12:56- 0 0 0 40 0,00 43 5.33e 09 13:00 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.56e-09 '

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GRAND GOLF NUCLEAR SYAT10N

. 1992 EMERGENCY PRf PAREONESS EVALUATED EXERCISE

~ FtELO O AT A i3.0 MILE)

TIME OF AIR S AMPLE DATA RELEASE R A01ATION LEVEL 3 !

DATA BKGNO =40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. - 10 FT3 CLOSED OPEN BETA DOSE PART FA RT LODlNE 10 DINE

-WiNC 'W WINDOW RATE R E ADiNO ACTMTY MA0iNG ACTIVITY MREM!HR MREM /HR MR A D 'HR CPM ,tCuc o CPM uCUcc '

11:06 0 0 0 40 00 1.78e 03

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11:41 9 15 18 170 2.08e 09 127 1.55e 07 11:46 11 17 18 202 2.59e 09 146 1.88e 07 11:51 13 20 21 233 3.09e 09 165 2.22 e-07 11.56 14 23 27 265 3.60s 09 185 2.58 e-07 12:01 16 24 24 287 3.95e 09 201 2.8 6e-07 12:06 17 26 27 305 4.24e 09 214 3.09e 07 12:11 15 24 27 282 3.8 7e-09 204 2.92e 07 +

12:16 14 22 24 255 3,44e 09 192 2.70s 07 12:21 12 19 21 221 2.90e 09 174 2.38e 07 12:26 10 16 18 187 2,35e 09 156 2.06e-07 12:31 8 13 15 155 1.84e 09 137 1.72e 07 12:36 7 10 9 122 1.31o.09 118 1,39e 12:41 3 5 6 61 3.3 6 e.10 80 7.11e 08 12:46 2 3 3 40 0.00 60 3.56e 08 12:51 1 1 0 40 0.00 50 1.78e 08 12:56 0 1 3 40 0.00 45 8.89e 09 13:01 0 0 0 40 0.00 43 5.33e 09 13:06 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1,78e 09 i

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GRAtdD GULF NUCLE AR ST ATION.

1992 EMERGENCY PR(PARCDNE55 EVALUATED fx(RC15E FitLD DATA i3.5 MILtl TIME Op AIR S AMPLE DATA RELEASE RADIATICN LEVELS DATA BKGND.40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOStD OPCN DE) A DOSE PAht PART WINDOW 100tNE 10 DINE WINDOW RATE Rf iDING ACTIVif Y Rf 40 LNG ACTIVITY MAE MIHR MRE M/HR MR A O 'H R CPM uC6!ce CPM pce/cc p 11:12 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 11:17 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78 e.09 l 11:22 0 1 3 40 0.00 43 5.33e 09 l

t 11:27 1 1 0 40 0.00 46 1.07.-08 11:32 1 2 3 40 0.00 53 2.31e 08 11:37 3 5 6 54 2.2de 10 66 4.62e 08 11:42 6 9 9 108 i 1.09e 09 94 9.60e-08 11:47 7 11 12 4

135 1.52e 09 109 1.23e 07 11:52 9 14 15 160 1-92o.09 124 1.49 e-07 11:57 to 16 18 185 2.32e 09 139 1.76 e-07 12:02 11 18 21 210 2.72e 09 155 2.04e-07 12:07 12 19 21 228 3.01 e-09 168 2.2 8 e-07

, 12:12 13 21 24 242 3.23e 09 17.1 2.45e 07 i2:17 12 19 21 224 2.94e 09 171 2.33e 07 12:22 11 17 18 203 2.61e 09 161 2.15e 07 -

12:27 10 15 15 175 2.16 e-C.s 146 5.88e-07 12:32 8 13 15 149 1.74e 09 132 1.64e 07 12:37 7 10 9 123 1.33e 09 117 1.37e-07 '

12:42 5 8 9 97 9.12e 10 102 1.10e 07 12:47 3 4 3 48 - 1.28e 10 71 5.51e 08 12:52 1 2 3 40 0.00 56 2.8 4 e<08 12:57 1 1 0 40 0.00 48 1.4 2e,08 13:02 0 0 0 40 0.00 44 7.11 e.09 13:07 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.56e-09 '

13:12 0 0 0 40

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+ l GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION 9 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALVATED EXERCISE

~ FIELD DATA 14.0 MILE)

TIME OF AIR S AMPLE DATA RELEASE RADI ATION LEVELS DATA BKGND e40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 Ct,0$ED Of'EN BETA DOSE PART PART 10D.NE WIN 00W WINDOW lO0iNE RATE R E ADING ACTIVITY READING ACTIVITY MRE M/HR MRE M/HR MR AD HR CPM uCJcc CFM pCucc *

[ 11:18 0 0 0

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1.78e 09 11:23 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.786 09 11:29 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.5f e 09 11:33 1 1 0 40 0.00 45 8.89e 09 11:38 1 2 3 do 0 00 50 1.78e 08 ,

11:43 2 4 6 27 2.08 e.10 61 3.73e 08 11:48 5 7 6 53 2.08 e.10 83 7.64e-08 11:53 6 9 9 67 4 32e 10 95 9.78e 08 11:58 7 11 12 79 6.24e 10 107 1.19e 07 12.03 8 13 15 92 8.32e 10 119 1.40e-07

> 2:08 9 14 15 105 1.04e 09 132 1.64e 07 12:13 10 15 15 114 1.18e 09 141 1.80e 07 12:18 10 16 18 121 1.30e 09 150 1.9 6e t 12:23 10 15 15 112 1,15e-09 144 1.85e-07 12:28 9 14 15 101 9.76e-10 136 1,71e 07 12:33 8 12 12 88 7.68e 10 124 1.49e-07 12:38 6 10 12 75 5.60s10 113 1.30e-07 12:43 5 8 9 62 3.52e 10 101 1.08e 07 12:48 4 7 9 49 1.44e 10 90 8.8 9e-08 12:53 2 3 3 40 ' 0.00 C5 4.44e 08 12:58 1 2 3 40

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GR AND GULF NUCLE AR STATION

. 1992 EMERGENCY PF PAREONESS EVALUATED [ AERCISE FIELD D AT A (4.5 MILE)

TIME OF AIR S AMPLE DATA RELEASE RADIAT10N LEVELS DATA BKGND = 40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOSED OPEN BETA DOSE PART PART IODINE 500LNE WINDOW WINDOW RATE RE ADING A CTIVITY RE ADING A CTIVITY M A EM/HR MRE M/HR MRAD /HR CPM sCt!cc CPM uC4fc c '

11:24 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 ,

11:29 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 11:34 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.56e-09 11:39 0 1 3 40 0.00 44 7.11 e-09 t 11:44 1 1 0 40 0.00 48 1.42s.08 11:49 2 3 3 40 0.00 57 3.02e-08 11;54 4 6 6 67 4. 3 2e* 10 74 6.04e 08 -

11:59 5 7 6 84 7.04e 10 83 7.64e 08 12:04 5 9 12 100 9.60e.10 93 9.42e 08 12 09 6 10 12 116 1.22e-09 103 1.12e 07 12:14 7 11 12 132 1.47e 09 113 1.30e <07 12:19 8 12 12 143 1.65e 09 120 1.42e 07 12:24 8 13 15 152 1.79e 09 127 1.55e-07 12:29 8 12 12 141 1.62e 09 122 1.46e 07 12:34 7 11 12 128

_ 1.41e 09 116 1.3 5e.07 12:39 6 9 9 111 1.1(e 09 107 1.19e 07 12:44 5 8 9 94 8.64e 10 SB 1.03e 07 12:49 4 7 9 78 6.08e 10 89 8.71e 08 12:54 3 5 6 61 3.36e 10 79 6.93e-08 12:59 2 3 3 40 0.00 60 3.56e-08 13:04 1 1 0 40 0.00 50 1.78e 08 13:09 0 1 3 40 0.00 45 8.89e 09 -

13:14 0 0 0 40 0.00 43 5.33e-09 13:19 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 13:24 0 0 0 40

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1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREONESS EVALUATED EXERCISE !

FIELD DATA (5.0 MILE)

TIME OF RELEAS; AIR S AMPLE DATA RADIATION LEVELS DATA BKGND = 40 CPM $ AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOSED OPEN BETA DOSE PART PART '

100tNE 1001NE WINDOW WINDOW RATE READING ACTIVITY READING ACTIVITY MREM /HR MREM /HR MRAD /HR CPM uCJcc CPM uCdec '

11.30 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00. :I 11:35 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 03 j 11:40 0 0 0 40 0.00 42- 3.56e-09 11 45 0 1 3 40 0.00 43 S.33e 09 11:50 1 1 0 40 0.00 46 1.07 e-08 11;55 1 2 3 40 0.00 53 2.31e.08 i 12:00 3 4 3 53 2.0Be 10 67 4.80e.08 "

12:05 4 6 6 67 - 4.32e 10 75 6.22e 08 12:10 4 7 9 79 6. 24 e.10 82 7.47e 08 12:15 5 8 9 92 8.32e10 90 8.88e 08 12:20 6 9 9 >5 1.04e 09 98 1.03e 07 12:25 6 9 9 114 1.18e 09 104 1.14e 07 12:30 7 10 9 121 1.30e 09 109 1.23e-07 i 12:35 6 g 9 112 1.15e 09 106 M7e 07 12:40 6 8 6 101 9.76e 10 100 1.07e 07 12:45 6 7 6 88 7.68e 10 93 9.42e 08

'12:50 4 6 6 75 5.60e 10 86 8.18e 08 12:55 3 5 '6 62 3.52e 10 79 6.93e 08 '

13:00 3 4 3 49 1.44g,.10 - 71 5.51e 08 13:05 1 2 3 40 0.00 56 2.84e 08 13:10 1 1 0 40 0.00 48 1.42e 08 13:15 0 0 0 40 0.00 44 7,11 09 !

13:20 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.56e 09 13:25 0 0 0 40 0.00 41- 1.78e 09 13:30 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e-09 10 11 ?

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. 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALV4TED EXERCISE !

i FlELD D ATA (5 5 Mi'.E)

TIME ,

OF AIR S AMPLE 0ATA RELEA$g R ADIATION LEVELS g DATA BKGND m 40 CPM 5 AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOSED OPEN BETA DOSE PART PART WINDOW WINDOW RATE tODINE iDDM RE ADING ACTIVITY RE A DING

, ACTIVITY i MR E M/HR MRE M/HR MRAD!HR CPM uCuce CPM uCi/cc 11:36 0 0 0 40 0,00 40 0.00 11:41 0 0 0 40 0S0 41 1.7 8 + D 9 11:46 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 11:51 0 1 3 40 0.00 43 5.3 3 e-09 11:56 1 1 0 40 0.00 46 1.07e 08 i

12:01 1 2 3 40 0.00 52 2.13e 08 12:06 3 4 3 48 1.28e 10 64 4.27e 08 12:11 3 5 6- 60 3.20e 10 71 5.51e 08 12:16 4 6 6 71 4.96e 10 78 6.76e-08 12:21 5 7 6 83 6.88 e.10 85 8.00e 08 -

12:26 5 8 9 94 8.64e 10 92 9.24e-08 12:31 6 9 9 102 9.92e 10 98 1.03e 07 12:36 6 9 9 109 1.10e-09 102 1.10e 07 12:41 5 9 12 100 9.60e 10 99 1.05e 07 12:46 5 8 9 91 8.16e 10 94 9.60s 08 12.51 4 7 9 79 6.24r 10 88 - 8.53e 08 12:56- 4 6 6 67 4.32c 10 82 7.47e 08

=

13:01 3 5 6

,55 2.40e 10 75 6.22e 08 13:06 2 4 6 44- 6.40e 11 68 4.98e 08 13:11 1 2 3 40 0 00 54 2.49e 08 13:16 1 1 0 40 0.00 47 1.24e 08 13:21 0 0 0 40 0.00 44 7.11e 09 13:26 0 0 0 40 0 00 42 3.56e Ob "

13:31 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.7 8 e-09 13:36 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 10 12 6

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GRAND GULF NUCLE AR $TATION i 1392 EMLRGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EAERCISE t

FtELD D ATA 16.0 MILD TIME OF AIR SAMPLE DATA RELEASE RADIATION LEVELS DATA BKGND = 40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. to FT3 CLOSED OPEN SETA DOSE PART PART 10 DINE 10Dif4E WINDOW WINDOW RATE RE A DING ACTIVITY READING ACTIVITY MREM /HR MREM /HR MRAc!HR CPM pcuce CPM uCi/cc .;

11:42 C 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 11:47 0 O o 40

, 0.00 41 1.78 e.09 11:52 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1,78 e.09 11:57 0 0 0 40 0.00 43 5.33e 09 12:02 1 1 0 40 0.00 45 8 89e 09 12:07 1 2 3 40 0.00 51 1.96e 08 11:12 2 4 6 43 4.80e 11 62 3.91 408 12:17 3 5 6 53 2.08e 10 68 4.98e 08 12:22 3 5 6 64 3.84e 10 74 6,04e 08 s

12:27 4 6 6 74 5.44e 10 80 7.11,-08 12:32 5 '

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__ B 7.04e 10 87 8.36e 08 12:37 5 8 9 92 8.32e10 92 9.24e 08 12:42 5 8 9 97 9.12e 10 96 9.06e 08 12:47 5 8 9 90 8.00e-10 93 9.42e 08 12:52 4 7 9 82 6.72e10 89 8.71 e.08 12:57 4 6 6 71 436e 10 - 83 7.64e 08 13:02 3 5 6 60 3.20e 10 77 6.58e-08 13:07 3 4 3 50 1.60e 10 71 5.51 e-08 13:12 2 3 3 40 0.00 65 4.44e 08 13:17 1 2 3 40 0.00 53 2,31 e-08 13:22 1 1 0 40 0.00 46 1.07 e-08 13:27 0 0 0 40 0.00 43 5.3 3 e-09 13:32 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.53e-09 13:37 0 0 -0 40

- 0.00 41 1.78 e-09 13:42 0 0 0 40

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. 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE t

TIME FIELD DATA 16.5 MILE) op RELEASE AIR S AMPLE DATA R ADIATION LEVELS ,

DATA BKGNO = 40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. = to FT3 -

CLOSED OPEN BETA 00$( PART PART IODINE WINDOW WINDOW RATE 100tNE READING ACTIVITY READING ACTivtTY MMEMHR MREMHR MR A D HR "PM 6

Whcc CPM ; Ci/cc ',

11:48 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 11:53 0 0 0 a0 0.00 41 1.78e-09 11:58 0 0 0 0 00 41 1.78e. 3 12.03 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.56e 09 12:C8 1 1 0 40 0.00 45 8.89e-09 12:13 1 2 3 40 0.00 50 1.78e.08 12:18 2 3 3 40 0.00 60 3.56e 08 12:23 3 4 3 48 1.2 Je 10 65 4.44e 08 12:28 3 5 6 57 2.72e 10 71 5.51e 08 12:33 4 6 6 67 4.32e 10 76 6.40e 08 12:38 4 6 6 76 5.76e It 82

, 7.47e.08 12 43 4 7 9 82 6.72e 10 87 8.36e'08 12:48 5 7 6 87 7.52e 10 91 9.07e 08 12:53 4 7 9 81 6.56e 10 08 8.53e 08 12:58 4 6 6 1 73 5.28e 10 84 13:03 7.8 2 e-08_

3 5 6 64 3.W4e 10 79 f.93e 08 13:08 3 5 6 54 2.?4e 10 74 6f46 08 13:13 2 4 6 45 8.00s 11 68 4.98e 08 13:18 2 3 3 40 0.00 63 4,09e 08 13 23 1 1 0 40 0.00 51 1.9(= sa 13:28 a 1 3 40 0.00 46 1.07e 08 13:33 0 0 0 40 0.00 43 5.33e 09

13;38 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e-09 13:43 0 0 0 r 40 0.00 41 1.7S e-09 13:48 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 L

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GRAND GVLF NUCLE AR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE FIELO DATA (7 0 MILE)

TIME OF AtR S AMPLE DATA ;

REl, EASE RADIATION LEVELS DATA BKGND = 40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOSED C 'E N BETA DOSE PART PART (00tNE 80 DINE WINDOW WINDOW RATE READING ACTivlTY REA0!NG ACTIVITY MRE M/HR MREM /HR MR A D/HR CPM uCuco CPM uCdce i 11.54 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 11:59 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 12 04 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 12:09 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.56e-09 12:14 0 1 3 40 0.00 44 7.11e 09 12:19 1 1 0 40 0.00 49 1.60e 0e 12:24 2 3 3 40 0.00 58 3.20e 08 12:29 2 4 6 43 4.80s 11 63 4.09e 08 12:34 3 4 3 51 1.76e 10 68 4.98e 08 12:39 3 5 6 60 3.20e 10 73 5.87e-08 12:44 4 6 6 68 4.48e 10 78 6.76e 08 12:49 4 6 6 74 5.44e 10 82 7.47e.08 12:f 4 4 7 9 78

- 6.08e 10 86 8.18e 08 12:59 4 6 6 73 5.28e 10 83 7.64e.08 13:04 4 6 6 66 4.16e 10 80 7.11 e-08 13:09 3 5 6 57 2.72e 10 75 6.22e 08 13:14 3 4 3 49 1.44e 10 70 5.33e-08 13:19 2 3 3 40 f

0.00 65 4.44e 08 13:24 2 3 3 40 0.00 61 3.73e-08 13:29 1 1 0 40 0.00 50 1.78e 08 13:34 0 1 3 40 0.00 45 8 89e 09 13:39 0 0 0 40 0.00 43 5.3 3 e-09 13:44 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 13:49 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78 e-09 13:54 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 10-15

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. 1992 EMERGENCY PREPARE 0 NESS EVALUATED EXERCISE ^

TIME FIELO DATA (7.5 MILE)

RELEASE

^

R ADIATION LEVELS DATA BKGN0 = 40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOSEf OPEN BETA DOSE PART PART 100tN8 IODINE WINDOW WINDOW RATE REA01NG ACTIVITY RE A' ACTIVITY MREM /HR MREM /HR MRAD /HR JPM lscilec CPtn #Celec 12:00 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 12:05 0 0 0 i 30 0.00 40 0.00 12:10 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09

_ . ' 2:15 0 0 0 40 0.00 3.56e 09 12:20 0 1 3 40 0.00 44 7.11 e-09

$ 2:25 1 0 1

40 0.00 48 1.42e 08 12:30 2 3 3 40 0.00 56 2.84e-08 12:35 2 3 3 40 0.00 CO 3.56e 08 _.

12:40 3 4 3 46 9.60s 11 65 4.44e 08 1NS 3 5 6 54 2.24 e- 10 TO 5.3 3 e-08 12:50 3 5 6 61 3.3 6 e- 10 74 6.04e-08 12:55 4 6 6 66 4.16e 10 78 6.76e-08 13:00 4 6 6 70 4.80e 10 81 7.29e 08 13:05 4 6 6 65 4.00e-10 79 6.9 ? e-08 13:10 3 5 6 59 3.04e 10 76 6.40e '08 13:15 3 4 3 51 1.76 e- 10 72 5.69e08 13:20 2 4 6 44 6.40e 11 87 4.80s 08 13:25 2 3 3 40 0.00 63 4.09e 08 13:30 2 0 40

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0.00 59 3.38e-08 13:35 1 O 40

} . 00 - 49 1.60e 08 i

13:40 0 1 .

3 40 0.00 l 45 8.89e 09 13:45 C 0 0 40

_ 0.00 42 3.56e 09 13:50 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78a 09

_ _13:55 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78n 09 14:00 0 0 0 40 l 0.00 40 0.00-10 - 16

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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION M92 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE FIELD D ATA (8.0 MILE)

TIME 0F AIR SAMPLE DATA RELEASE R ADI ATION LEVELS DATA BKGND = 40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOSES OPEN BETA DOSE PART PART 100lNE 500iNE WINDOW WINDOW RATE READING ACTIVITY READING ACTIVITY MR EM/HR MREM /HR MRAD /HR CPM uCilec CPM uCi!cc 12:06 0 0 0 40

, 0.00 40 OA) 12:11 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 12:16 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.7se 09 12:21 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.56e 09 12:26 0 3 40 1

0.00 43 5.33e09 12:31 1 1 0 40 0.00 47 1.24e 08 12:36 1 2 3 40 0.00 54 2.49e 08 12:41 2 3 3 40 0.00 58 3.20e 08 12:46 2 4 6 41 1.60e 11 62 3.91e 08 12:51 3 4 3 48 1.2 8 e-10 67 4.80e 08 12 56 3 5 6 55 2.40e-10 71 5.51e 08 3 ' 01 3 5 6 59 3.04 e- 10 p . -- 74 6.04 e-08

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j 3 5 6 63 3.68 e- 10 77 6.58 e-08 i 5 1 6 59 3.04e-10 75

y. . . . . 6.22e 08

!i a 3. i 3 5 6 53 2.08e 10 72 5.69e 08

?.1 3 4 3 46 9.60e 11 68 4.98e-08 13:26 2 3 3 40 0.00 65 4.44e 08 1301 2 3 3 40 0.00 61 3.73e 08 '

13:36 1- 2 3 40 0.00 57 3.02e-08 13:41 1 0 40 1

0.00 48 1.42e 08 13:46 0 40 1 3 0.00 44 - 7.11e 09 13:51 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.58e 09 13:56 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78 e-09 14:01 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 14:06 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 10-17

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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE TIME FIELD DATA 18.5 M LE) op i RELEASE AIR SAMPLE DATA RADIATION LEVELS DATA BKGND-40 CPM !

S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOSED OPEN )

BETA DOSE PART PART WINDOW IODINE 10 DINE WINDOW RATE READING ACTIVITY .

READING ACTIVITY I MREMiHR MREM /HR MRADlHR CPM Ci/c c CPM uCi/cc 12:12 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 12:17 0 0 0.00_' j 0 40 0.00 l

40 0.00 12:22 0 0 0

- 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 12:27 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.56e-09 12:32 0 1 3 40 0.00 43 5.33e 09 12:37 1 1 0 40 0.00 46 1.07e 08 12:42 1 2 3 40 0.00 53 2.31e 08 12:47 2 3 3 40 0.00 57 3.02e-08 12:52 2 3 3 40 0.00 60 3.56e 08 12:57 2 4 6 43 4.80e 11 64 4.27e 08 13:02 3 4 3 49 1.44e 10 68 4.38e 08 13:07 3 5 6 53 2.08e-10 71 5.51 e.08 13:12 3 5 6 57 2.7 2 e- 10 7, 5.87e 08 13:17 3 4 ,

53 2.08 e- 10 71' 5.51e 08 13:22 3 4 3 48 1.28e 10 69 5.16e 08 13:27 2 4 6 41 1.60s-11 66 4.62e 08 13:32 2 3 3 40 0.00 62 3.91e 08 13:37 2 2 0 40 0.00 59 3.38e 08 13:42 1 2 3 40 0.00 55 2.67e-08 13:47 1 0 1

40 0.00 48 1.4 2 e.08

, 13:52 0 0 0 40 0.00 44 7.11e 09 13:57 0 0 0 40' O.00 42 3.56e 09 14:02 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.7 8 e-09 14:07 0 0 0 40 - 0.00 40 0.00 14:12 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 10 - 18

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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE TIME FIELD DATA (9.0 MILE)

OF AIR S AMPLE D ATA PELEASE R ADIATION LEVELS DATA BKGND = 40 CPM S AMPLE VOL, = 10 FT3 CLOSED OPEN BETA DOSE PART PART IODINE 10 DINE WINDOW WINDOW RATE R E ADING ACTIVITY READING - ACTIVITY MREM /HR MREM /HR MRAD /HR CPM uCi/cc CPM pCi!cc 12:18 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 12:23 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 12:28 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 12:33 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 12:38 0 0 0

[ 40- 0.00 43 5.33e 09 12:43 1 0 1

40 0.00 46 1.07e-08 12:48 1 2 3 40 0.00 52 2.13e 08 12:53 2 2 0 40 0.00 55 2.67e 08 12:58 2 3 3 40 0.00 58 3.20e 08 13:03 2 3 3 40 0.00 62 3.91e 08 13:08 2 4 6 44 6.40e 11 65 4.44e-08 13:13 3 4 3

- 48 1.28e 10 68 4.98e 08 13:18 3 4 3 51 1.76 e.10 70 5.33e08 13:23 3 4 3 47 1.12e-10 68 4.9 8 e-08 13:28 2 4 6 4J 4.80e 11 66 4.62e 08 13:33 2 3 3 40 0.00 63 4.d9 e-08 13:38 2 3 3 40 0.00 60 3.56e 08 13:43 1 2 3 40 -0.00 57 3.02e 08 13:48 1 2 3 40 0.00- 54 2.49e 08 13:5' 1 1 0 40 0.00 47 1.24e 08 -

13;58 0 0 0 40 0.00 43 5.3 3 e-09 14:03 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.5Se-09 14:08 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e-09 14:13 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 14:18 0 0 C 40 0.00 40 0.00 $

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GR AND OULF NUCLE AR STATION

, 1992 EMERGENCY. PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERC:SE TIME FIELO DATA (9.5 MILE: i OF RELEASg AIR SAMPLE DATA

- R ADIATION LEVELS DATA BKGND = 40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOSED OPEN BETA COSE PART PART IODINE 1001NE WINDOW WINDOW RATE READING ACTIVITY READING ACTIVITY MREM /HR MAEM/HR MR AD/HR CPM uCdec CPM yri/cc 12:24 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 12:29 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 12:34 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78 e.09 12:39 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 12:44 0 0 0 40 0.00 43 4.33e 09 12:49 0 3 1

40 0.00 45 8.89e 09 12:54 1 2 3 40 0.00 51 1.96 e-08 12:59 1 2 3

,0 4 0.00 53 2.31e 08 13:04 2 3 3 40 0.00 56 2.84e 08 13:09 2 3 3 40 0.00 59 3.3 8 e.08 13:14 2 3 3 40 0.00 62 3.91e 08 13:19 2 4 6 43 4.800 11 65 4.44e-08 13:24 2 4 6 46 9.60e 11 67 4.80e 08 13:29 2 4 6 42 3.20e 11 65 4.44e 08 i 13:34 2 3 3 40 0.00 63 4.09e 08 -

13:39 2 3 3 40 0.00 61 3.73e 08 13:44 2 2 0 40 0.00 58 3.20e Od 13:49 1 2 3 40 0.00 55 2.67e-08 13:54 1 2 3 40 0.00 52 2.13e 08 13:59 1 1 0 40

, 0.00 46 1.07e 08 14:04 0 0 0 4's 0:00 43 5 33e-09 14:09 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.560 09 14:14 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 14:19 0 0 0 40 0 00 40- 0.00 14:24 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 10 20 '

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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION

. 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE FIELD DATA (10.0 MILEI TIME OF AIR SAMPLE DATA RELEASE R ADIATION LEVELS DATA BKGN0 =40 CPM S AMPLE VOL. = 10 FT3 CLOSED OPEN BETA 00$E PART PART 100tNE - 10 DINE WINDOW WINDOW RATE RE A DING ACTIVITY RE A DING ACTIVITY MREM /HR MREM /HR MRAD /HR CPM uCi/cc CPM aci/cc ,

12:30 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 12:35 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 12:46 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 12:45 0 0 0 40 0.00 - 41 1.78e 09 12:50 0 0 0 40 0.00 42 3.56e 09 12:55 0 1 3 40 0.00 45 8.89e 09 13:00 1 0 40 1

0.00 49 1.60e-08 13:05 1 2 3 40 0.00 52 2.13e-08 13:10 1 2 3 40 0.00 55 2.67e 08 13:15 2 3 3 40 0.00 57 . 3.02e 08 13:20 2 3 3 40 0.00 60 3.56e 08 13:25 2 3 3 40 0.00 62 3.91 e-08 13:10 2 3 3 41 1.60e 11 64 4.27e 08 i3:35 2 3 3 40 0.00 63 4.09e-08 13:40 2 3 3 40 0.00 61 3.73e-08 13:45 2 2 0 40 0.00 59 3.38e 08 -

13:50 1. 2 3 40 0.00 56 2.84e 08 13:55 1 2 3 40 0.00 54 2.49e 08 14:00 1 1 0 40 0.00 51 1.96e 08 14:05 0 3 40 1

0.00 45 8.89e 09 14:10 0 0 0 40 0.00 43 5.3 3 e-09 14:15 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78 e-09 14:20 0 0 0 40 0.00 41 1.78e 09 14:2 a 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 14:30 0 0 0 40 0.00 40 0.00 t

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SECTION 11.0 :;

PUBUC INFORMATION QUESTIONS i

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GRAND Gy(F NUCLE AR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE PUBLIC INFORMATION OUESTIONS A signincant aspect of emergency response is the ability to provide area citizens and the news media with accurate and timely information about the incident. Public perception and reaction are influenced b information relayed to them. To ensure that the Grand Gulf Nuclear Station (GGNS) Emergen Response Organization is prepared to deal with inquiries during an incident at GGNS, this exercise provides certain elements that test Public Information activities. During the course of this exercise, the GGNS Emergency Information Center of the Corporate Emergency Center will be activated and exercised.

Specit' Exercise Controllers have been selected to test the Rumor Control Staff. Controllers will act as concerned citizens, employees, and as members of the media, posing questions to the staff. Controliers can make up a name(s) for use, but controllers must keep track if call backs are requested.

When placing calls, controllers must always orecede ouestions with "This is a drill."

The following pages denote questions that the controllers can use. The questions are grouped by t in relation to the events speci6ed in the exercise scenario, Controllers are allowed to use questions previously listed, but may N_QI jump ahead. Controllers can ask more than one question per call if appropriate.

Additionally, controllers should ask questions about Entergy, the state or counties, background on GGNS, radiation, the state / county / utility interface, protective actions, etc. Free pla encouraged provided questions are realistic and relevant.

The lead Public Information/ Corporate Emergency Center Controller shall verify that the exercise is adhering to schedule. Time adjustments will be made as necessary. Space is provided for controllers to make notes on the response.

Some Controller points to consider; o

EIC Staff should direct questions about offsite response to appropriate participating state or county agencies, o

EIC Staff should encourage local media to come to the Emergency Information Center o

Keep track of information provided on PUBLIC INFORMATION QUESTION TRACKING FORM. Is it clear? Accurate? Timely?

o Keep track of callbacks. Were they accurate? Timely? Appropriate?

o Ask the same question over and over.

This imitates real life wherein several media outlets / citizens will ask similar questions.

Relevant telephone numbers will be distributed at the Pre-exercise Controllers Briefing.

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1. ; This is Jane Greene with the Jackson Daily News. I understand you have an emerge 1 at the Grand Gulf Nuclear Station. What is the status of the plant? Have there been any 2- What is my EBS station?

-3 What are you doing to fix the problem?

4 Are there any precautions I should be taking for my dairy cows?

5 Is the plant stable? What's going on?

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Has the safety of the plant been jeopardized and are the citizens in any danger?

7 Is the reactor shut down? Are we in danger?

8 Why did you declare an emergency? Is this like Chernobyl?

9 What will happen if I go pick up my kids from school? You can't stop me, can you?

10 I was looking at my calendar. Should I Shelter in Place?

11 What is the latest on the accident? Who is in charge?

12 What are the operators doing about this?

13 I hear a siren, what should I do? I live in 14 What radio station am I suppose to be listening to?

15 I just heard about 'he emergency and I want to know where my husband i_s and if he's okay.

works at the plant.

-16 ' Have employees been sent home yet? How bad is this thing? -

17 Are we going to have a meltdown?-'Is this the China Syndrome?

18 Can you shut the reactor down? Are you in control of the plant?-

19 ' How many people work at the plant? Are they all accounted for?

20_ I can't find my emergency calendar. What should I do?-

21- My brother works at Grand Gulf. How can I find out if he's ok? We heard on the news that thel accident is pretty serious.

22 -Is my family in any danger? Should we evacuate? How will you tell me to evacuate?--

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. 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE 23 Are my livestock in danger? What shculd I do?

24 You're live on talk radio 88.5. Can you tell us just what is going on at the nuclear plant, and what people should be doing? ,

25 Can't you just shut a valve or turn a switch or something? Is the reactor out of control?

26 Have any employees been exposed to radiation? Are you releasing any radiation to the environment?

27 How much radiation is being released from the plant?

28 What radio station should I listen to?

29 If I have to evacuate, what should I take with me?

30 Has the radiation leak been stopped?

31 I live in Where should I evacuate to?

32 What is the status of the Grand Gulf plant? How serious is the accident?

33 What am I supposed to do? I'm afraid to leave my house. Won't I be exposed to radiation?

34 I lost my Emergency Calendar! What am I going to do?

35 Has the NRC been notified of the emergency? What are they doing?

I 36 What will happen ifI brinF my dog with me to the evacuation center?

l 37 Are my vegetables in the garden ruined? How do I know?

_38 How many people were exposed to radiation? Was it alpha or beta radiation?

39 What are the State and local officials doing about the emergency?

40 This is Bob Blue, WLBT. We understand you have an emergency that's getting worse at Grand Gulf facility. Does Entergy have insurance to cover a situation like this? How much coverage do you-l have?

41 How much radiation is out there? Are the levels dangerous?

l 42 Why didn't the " Safety features" work? I thought radiation couldn't get out.

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43 How is the reactor being cooled? Is it going to meltdown?

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45 How much radiation is being releases? How much dangers are the citizens in?

46 1s the water safe to drink?

47 Which way is the radiation going? I live in ;

48 Who did you take to the hospital? How was it?

49 I hear the SEC has suspended trading of your stock Any comments?

50 How much radiation was released?

51 Should I sell my SERI stocks?

52 is this accident going to affect your earnings?

53 I heard the Reactor has large cracks.

54 . Are we in danger of a " Brownout" or even a " Blackout" from this loss of power to the grid?

55 What's to blame for the accident? Is there any evidence of sabotage concerning the emerge 56 This Beth Rock with the Mississippi Express. Can you give me an update on the accident?

57 I hear a really bad storm is on its way. What will this do to your efforts? What about all the pe who are leaving the area?

58 This is Nancy Simpson, Associated Press. How many people do you estimate have been ex to radiation? .

59 How did you stop the release of radiation to the environment?

60 Are you investigating the cause of the accident?

61 How long will the plant be shut down?

62 ' How many injured at the plant?

. 63 Who pays for the cleanup and lost electricity from this accident?

64 Are you sending workers home because of the accident at the Grand Gulf plant this morning?' Doe your employee insurance cover them in case of injury or health problems as a result of an accident like this?

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. 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE 65 ' How long will the reactor remain shut down? Can you estimate the percent of damage to the react core?

66 Will anyone get cancer from this accident? What is the increase in health risks going to be?

67 - Are your other plants all running? How much replacement fuel will you need to purchase? At what cost?

68 Will the plant be restarted? Do you anticipate a significant NRC fine?

69 Are you going to have to slaughter all the animals in the area, like the reindeer in Sweden?

70 This is Nancy Simoson, Associated Press. How rnany people do you estimate have been expo to radiation?

What do you expect to happen to SERI stock? -Would you say this is the worst-accident in US history?

71 How long will the plant be off the grid?

72 How much will this cost the ratepayers?

73 What instructions do you have for plant employees who were sent home? Should they return to th plant now?

74 Is the permanent closing of Grand Gulibeing considered?

75 How would you compare this accident to the Chernobyl disaster? TMI?

76 This is Ben Franklin, Washington Post. Can you explain in layman's terms just what exactly happened today? Can I tape this conversation?

77 Now that it's over, what are you going to do to keep something like this from happening again?

78 This is Pauline VanKlomnenberg, with USA Today. Can you give me a summary of today's event 79 How long will clean up take? Do you expect to get back on line by the end of the year?

80 I think my farm has been contaminated. It may not ever produce again! Is Entergy going to pa me for the land you have destroyed?

81 I understand this accident could cause a permanent shut'down of the Grand Gulf Plant. ' How dependent is Entergy on that operation? Are your investors going to have to pay for this accident?

82 How much of the cost of this disaster will be passed on to the consumer?

03 I understand representatives of FEMA have been sent in to handle damage and injury claims. Is tha true? What company is it? How and where do people *ile claims?

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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERelSE 84 Do you know what this accident is going to cost Entergy? Will you need a rate hike to pay for 85 Will my property value drop from this accident? I live near sell my farm. and I've been trying to 86 Describe the sequence of events which caused the emergency declaration, What failed and 87 What happened to all of the redundant safety systems?

88 Was the accident the result of mechanical failure or human error following the earthquake, 89 Will workers be exposed to high radiation levels while making repair attempts? Is containment still secure?

90 Can this incident be compared to Chernobyl? Is it worse?

91 If you (do/did) evacuate people near GGNS, will you evacuate all of them within 10 miles? Why or why not!

92 What is a safe dose of radiation? Is there really such a thing as a safe dose?

93 What is KI (Potassium Iodide)? Will it or has it been given to emergency workers? Will it be given to the public? Why or why not?

94 Do you plan to have a release? Is there a best time of the day to release radiation? Don't you

, lease radiation from the plant every night like they did at Rocky Flats in Colorado?

95 How much is this accident going to cost rate payers? In terms of dollars and years off their lives?

96_ Will GGNS be repaired and restarted? Or will they just mothball the plant? Could it be turned into a Low Level Waste Site?

97 Is the NRC going to take over the operations of the plant?

98 Who made the determination that radiation may be released?

t 99' Won't there be quite.a bit of radioactive garbage created while fixing the problem? What will be done with the waste? Isn't it true that GGNS dumps waste in the' river?

l l 100 There are several agencies represented at the Media Release Center. WHO is in charge? Where i does the information you are giving us come from?

101 Do the State representatives believe everything the utility tells them? Why are the states even i

involved with this and not focusing on the earthquake?

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1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE 102 Where are the Governors of Mississippi and Louisiana? Do they know about the situation? Will th'ey be coming to the ENMC to make any statements?

103 What about insurance for this type of event? Does GGNS have any? Where will people go to in claims?

104 Can we get reporting teams inside the plant? Can we talk to people at the plant?-

105 You won't let us in the plant because you are hiding something, aren't you?

106 Has there been or will there be any radiation released from the plant?

107 When will the release be terminated?

108 How many emergency classification levels are there? What do they mean? What happens at each level?

109 If the nuclear industry 1 ought far enough ahead to be able to classify emergencies, doesn't that mean -

they knew that there would be accidents?

110 Do you believe nuclear power is really safe? Even after today's incident at GGNS? (Ask this of the utility and the States) 111 Can you give us a chronology of events at GGNS this morning?

112 Do you have any background information available on the GGN Station? _ Where?

113 We heard that there were several people injured and contaminated at the plant. How many? Where are they now? Will they die?

114 Is this the first accident you have had at GGNS? Or is this the first one that was so bad you couldn't hid it?

115 What is the SALP report? Didn't you get a low rating in Quality Assurance on the last one? Is GGNS a poor quality plant or does it just have poor quality people?

116 What are the States doing to protect the people?

I17 What are protective actions and who decides what they are? Who is responsible for carrying them out?

! 118 How many people have been evacuated? What areas have been evacuated? (Ask each State representative) 11 - 7 l-

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Where are the Reception Centers in Mississippi? In Louisiana? What goes on at a Rece 121 What is In-House Shelter? Are there any specific things people should do if in-House Shelter is recommended?

123 What about evacuation? Are there any specific things people should do if they are told to evacuat 124 Do the States handle this like any other disaster? Will the National Guard be involved? How?

125 Will anything be done to prevent looting of the homes that have been evacuated? What? !

i 126 We have reports of vehicles driving around in the vicinity of the plant with instruments and hanging out of the windows. The people in these vehicles have also been seen taking some sort samples. Do you know who they are and what they are doing?

127 When will it be safe for people to return to their homes? What happens if they can never return?

128 What affects will the radiation have on livestock and crops? Can the livestock and crops in the be sold or will they have to be destroyed?

129 Will the States reimburse the local farmers for any losses of crops and livestock?

130 How are/were people in the vicinity of GGNS notified that something was wrong?

131 Is this the worst nuclear accident to date in the U.S.? Was the cause of the accident a generi problems? Could it happen at other BWR plants?

132 Will schools in the GGNS area be open tomorrow? How will parents be notified?

133 The cost of this accident will be passed directly to the ratepayers. Is that relly fair? How will GGNS replace the lost generating capacity?

134 A recent report from Chernobyl stated that certain forms of animal life have shown physiolog changes as a result of thevadiation-levels (i.e. larger rats). Can this be expected to happen in the GGNS area?

135 How many people can the Reception Centers handle in Missiasippi and Louisiana? -What hap to any contaminated individuals that may show up at a Reception Center?

136 Are there any nursing homes, hospitals,_or handicapped individuals in the affected areas?

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.i 137 Is there any assistance available for handicapped persons who may not be able to evacuate from the affected areas?.

138 Can the contamination in the area be picked up by migratory wildlife or game animals in the GG area? Is it safe to eat any game or fish taken in the area?

139 This is Earl Newman; Hey there! This is Earl Newman and I want to know just what's (Keep talking really fast so they can't interrupt you.) My lights are flashing on and off and now I'm hearing some kind of stuff on my radio about power problems at that Grand Gulf plant going to blow or something? (If they say it's just a drill...) Just a drill? Try telling that to wife. She's trying to watch her soaps and the power keeps going off. What are we suppose to 140 This is Stella Robbins; I need some help! What with this emergency going on, every department is leaving. I just called my car pool and they've all gone! Are you arranging one o those Grand Gulf vans to take people back to Vicksburg who get stuck here? Am I safe? Who Aould I call to get a ride home?

141 This is Larry Johnson; Hey--I live right under one of those Civil Defense sirens of yours an hasn't gone off yet. Aren't you evacuating the Grand Gulf area yet? Don't you care about the people you serve? I thought if there was the kind of emergency I thought if there was the kind of.

emergency going on that the news is talking about, you would evacuate. I have to listen to tha the first Monday of every month--why haven't I heard it now that it counts?

142 This is Kathryne Bennett; Hello, I'm covering the Grand Gulf nuclear emergency for the Memchis Star and thought perhaps you could answer a few questions from a power perspective. I hear there were blackouts at the plant--did the communities around Grand Gulf experience blackouts as well?

What areas are served by the plant? Will loss of power hinder evacuation efforts? How quickly electricity restored to the plant? Do you know the cause of the power failure?

L 143 This is Larry Enos; Hey! What's going on down at that Grand Gulf Station? Ijust heard the some kind of emergency declared, but not one told me to evacuate. Is this because of the tornado?

What am I supposed to take with me? (If told it is a drill, not to evacuate...) 'Are you sure? I thought " emergency" meant something terrible's going on. Boy, 'fI get stuck here and it's too late l

to leave, am I ever going to sue that power company.

j 145 This is Charlie Sessums; (Talk fast.) Boy, am I glad I inally got a hold of you I hear you fellas are releasing all kinds of radiation, what with the power going out and all, ~ And from what I hear-l on the radio, I'm right in the path of the cloud. How much has been released? What level does it1 l get to before people start getting hurt? Am I okay inside this brick house?

146 This is Joan Hunt; Hello, I'm calling about the accident at your nuclear power plant. I live about eight miles from your plant and I'm pregnant. If there's radiation coming out of that tower, I want to know so I can catch a bus out of town. Will Mississippi Power & Light pay for my ticket? (K arguing about protecting your baby.) I'm not doing this for myself, mind you. I'm only thinking about this baby--I don't care what you say, I don't want to take any chances. Are-you saying I'm in danger, too?

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, 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE 147for. This me.

is Richard Cummings; This is Richard Cummings and I'm like you to answer a few qu I'm trying to convince my high school students that if we need to take cover, the Civil Defense department will take care of us. I heard someone from Grand Gulf was coming to a class or two, but since they haven't made it yet, what should I tell the kids to calm them down'?

All this excitement about Grand Gulf has them pretty upset, although I think some of them jus to go home early. How can I convince them the plant won't blow up?

148 This is Helen Ferguson; Hello. I certainly hope you can help me. (Sound nervous.) I've been -

reading all this in the paper about blackouts making Grand Gulf melt down, and now all my li keep blacking out. Is everything under control at that plant? You're sure I'm safe? Nothing's to happen to that reactor? What if a tornado hits it? (Don't be easily convinced. Continue safety questions as long as they will let you.) Have they shut the plant down already? Is t my lights went out?

149 This is John Rich; Hello. This is John Rich with CCN-TV. I understand an emergency event i taking place at the Grand Gulf plant. We're sending out a camera crew. Who can I speak with about getting them through security at the plant gate.

150 This is Larry Johnson; Hey--I live right under one of thcse Civil Defense sirens of yours and it hasn't gone off yet. Aren't you evacuating the Grand Gulf area yet? Don't you care about the people you serve? I thought if there was the kind of emergency going on that the news is talk about, you would evacuate. If have to listen to that thing the first Monday of every month--wh haven't I heard it now that it counts?

151 This is Sam-Jacobs; Yeah, this is Sam Jacobs. I've been hearing' about the emergency yo

-going on down there and just found out the state is giving out potassium iodine pills to protect the workers against all the radiation. Don't you think we citizens have a right to those pills, too? How can I get a supply? I'd uen be willing to pay for them in this case--can I buy them from the drugstore? How much willit set me back? Say, by the way, are the stores in Port Gibson closed down already because of your emergency?

152 This is Ruby Lang; Hello. I have some friends in Claiborne County I'm trying to locate to make -

sure they're okay. Can you tell me where the evacuation centers are and their phone ne.nbers? Can I reach them there? I heard they were evacuated because of the tornado, then someone else said there was some kind of emergency at Grand Gulf--which is it?

153 This is Alan King; Hello, thir is Alan King with NBC news. I'm on'my way down to Grand Gulf from our regional office and I'll be arriving by helicopter. _ Where is the landing pad you are directing reporters to? Is the Emergency Operations Facility the best place to report for information?

Do I need to warn my pilot of any potenual flight dangers in the area? How's the tornado situation looking?

154 This is Wendy Jones; Hello, I'm Wendy Jones with EEL We have started getting national media L

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. 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREONES$ EVALUATEo EXERetSE us to tell callers? We'd like to be of any assistance we can be--could we send a few peop out your informational services stafD Where should they report?

155 This is Melanie Wilson; I've been hearing all kinds of stories about an emergency going o Grand Colf. I'm dying to hear what's happening, but I sure hated to bother anybody down the Is everything okay? Have they really blown up? Is that why my power's ofD 156 Hey there! This is Earl Newman and I want to knowjust what's going on. (Keep talking so : hey can't interrupt you.) My lights are flashing on and off and now I'm hearing some kind of stuff on my radio about power problems at that Grand Gulf plant. You people going to blow or something? (If they say it's just a drill...) Just a drill? Try telling that to my wife. ~ She's tryin to watch her soaps and the power keeps going off. What are we suppose to do?

1571 need some help! What with this emergency going on, everybody in my department is le just called my car pool and they've all gone! Are you arranging one of those Grand Gulf vans to take people back to Vicksburg who get stuck here? Am I safe? Who should I call to get a ride home?

158 Hey--Ilive right under ene of those Civil Defense sirens of yours and it hasn't gone off yet. Are you evacuating the Grand Gulf area yet? Don't you care about the people you serve? I thought if there was the kind of emergency I thought if there was the kind of emergency going on that the news is talking about, you would evacuate. I have to listen to that thing the first Monday of every mo why haven't I heard it now that it counts?

159 Hello, I'm covering the Grand Gulf nuclear emergency for the Memohis Star and thought you could answer a few questions from a power perspective. I hear there were blackouts at the plant--did the communities around Grand Gulf experience blackouts as well? What areas are served by the plant? Will loss of power hinder evacuation efforts? How quickly was electricity restored to the plant? Do you know the cause of the power failure?

160 Hey! What's going on down at that Grand Gulf Station? I-just heard they got some kind of emergency declared, but not one told me to evacuate. Is this because of the tornado? What am I supposed to take with me? (If told it is a drill, not to evacuate...) Are you suce? I thought

" emergency" meant something terrible's going oa. Boy, ifI get stuck here and it's too late to leave, am I ever going to sue that power company.

161 (Talk fast.) Boy, am I glad I finally got a hold of you. I hear you fellahs are releasing fl kinds of radiation, what with the power going out and all. And from what I hear on the radio, lu right in the path of the cloud. How much has been released? What level does it get to before people star getting hurt? Am I okay inside this brick house?

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.. 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALVATEo EXERCISE 162 Hello, I'm calling about the accident at your nuclear power plant. I live about eight plant and I'm pregnant. If there's radiation coming out of that tower, I want to know so I can c a bus out of town.

Will Mississippi Power & Light pay for my ticket? (Keep arguing about protecting your baby.) I'm not doing this for myself, mind you. I'm only thinking about 1 don't care what you say, I don't want to take any chances. Are you saying I'm in danger, 163 This is Rict d Cummings and I'm like you to answer a few questions for me. I'm tryt convince my mgh school students that if we need to take cover, the Civil Defense departmen take care of us. I heard someone from Grand Gulf was coming to teach a class or two, but sin they haven't made it yet, what should I tell the kids to calm them down? All this excitement abou Grand Gulf has them pretty upset, although I think some of th(m just want to go home ear can I convince them the plant won't blow up?

164 Hello. I certainly hope you can help me. (Sound nervous.) I've been reading all this in about blackouts making Grand Gulf melt down, and now all my lights keep blackingIsout.

everything under comrol at that plant? You're sure I'm safe? Nothing's going to happen to that reactor? What if a tornado hits it? (Don't be easily convinced. Continue asking safety question as long as they will let you.)

out? Have they shut the plant down already? Is that why my lights went 165 Hello. This is John Rich with CCN-TV. I understand an emergency event is taking place at Grand Gulf plant. We're sending out a camera crew.

Who can I speak with about getting them through security at the plant gate.

166 Hey--I live right under one of those Civil Defense sirens of your? and it hasn't gone off yet.

you evacuating the Grand Gulf area yet? Don't you care about the people you serve? I thought if there was the kind of emergency going on that the news is talking about, you would evacuate. If have to listen to that thing the first Monday of every month--why haven't I heard it now that it coums?

167 Yeah, this is Sam Jacobs. I've been hearing about the emergency you got going on down there a just found out the state is giving out potassium iodine pills to protect the workers against all the radiation.

Don't you think we citizens have a right to those pills, too? How can I get a supply?

1*d even be willing to pay for them in this case--can I buy them from the drugstore? How much will it set me back? Say, by the way, are the stores in Port Gibson closed down already becau emergency?

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, 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE 168 Hello. I have some friends in Claiborne County I'm trying to locate to make sure they're ok you tell me where the evacuation centers are and their phone numbers? Can I reach them there?

I heard they were evacuated because of the tornado, then someone else said there was some kind o emergency at Grand Gulf--which is it?

169 Hello, this is Alan King with NBC news. I'm on my way down to Grand Gulf from our region office and I'll be arriving by helicopter. Where is the landing pad you are directing reporters to?

Is the Emergency Operations Facility the best place to. report for information? Do I need to warn my pilot of any potential flight dangers in the area? How's the tornado situation looking? -

170 Hello, I'm Wendy Jones with EEI. We have started getting national media calls about the Grand ^

Gulf situation. What is the current status at the plant? What would you like us to tell callers? We'd -

like to be of any assistance we can be--could we send a few people to help out your informational services staff? Where should they report? ,

171 l've been hearing all kinds of stories about an emergency going on at Grand Gulf. I'm dying to h what's happening, but I sure hated to bother anybody down there. Is everything okay? Have really blown up? Is that why my power's off?

172 Oh, hello. My daughters live in Port Gibson and I have been trying to reach them ever since I first about that emergency at Grand Gulf. Have people down there been set somewhere? Is everyo alright? I'm worried sick about them. Is there any way to have them paged? How soon before this emergency is all over?

173 (Sound disgusted, fed up.) -Well, I see Grand Gulf and MP&L are in the news again. . I live in Brandon and I guess this means we'll be seeing the rates go up again, huh? I want to know why I-have to pay every time somebody down thcre makes a mistake!? What was the problem this time?

Will I at least get a rebate for the time the plant isn't running?

174 Hello, this is Linda Moody with KBAA in Baton Rouge. We are sending a crew to the emerg news center to cover the Grand Gulf emergency and need directions. What's the fastest route? How-long should we plan on the trip taking? Is there some place to check in when we arrive?

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1 GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE 175 (Talk with forced politeness). I pay my electric bill on time every month and I expect answen ,

my money gets flushed down the toilet like this? Could you please transfer me to someone who can straighten out this Grand Gulf emergency situation for me? (Continue, raising your voice.) ,iust what is going on out there?

I just heard on the radio that there is an emergency, and if it's an emergency at a nuclear power plant, it has get to be serious! What were you doing to lose power--

horsing around with the power lines?

176 Thank goodness someone's there, h1y husband left early this morning to go hunting and hqsn't it back yet, is he safe in the woods near Port Gibson? He's always back by 11:00 or so for lunch--

can you check and make sure he didn't get hurt in the storm? How could he take cover if he's out .

in the woods? Where would he go? He doesn't have any protection from that radiation, does he?

Should I go looking for him >

177 (Talk breathless, hurried.) I sure hope you're the right person to call. I don't tnink I have much time. I have looked everywhere for that calendar you guys sent me and I must have used it to line th cat's box or something because I can't find it. Do I leave my door unlocked so the pu'. ice can me sure I'm gone? Will they look for me?

178 Hello, I'm covering the Grand Gulf nuclear emergency for the hfemphis Star s.nd thought p you could answer a few questions from a power perspective. I hear there were b!ackouts at the; plant--did the communities around Grand Gulf experience blackouts as well? What areas are served by the plant? Will loss of power hinder evacuation efforts? How quickly was electricity restored to the plant? Do you know the cause of the power failure? '

179 I've been listening to the radio all moming long and I want to know what is happening down at that nuclear plant of yours! (Keep talking fast--don't give them a chance to answer.) I always knew something like this was going to happen. I have been in my basement, figuring this is the safest place, but I'm sick of it and I want some answers now! (Keep arguing with any response they give you.)

180 Can I speak with someone, I don't care who, about that emergency going on at the site? I've tried several numbers and called the newspaper in Port Gibson,- and I keep bearing different stories without getting any straight answers. I called two radio stations who said completely opposite things Isn't there someone who handles this sort of thing? Just how much emergency is there? WFat do -

I do? (When they give you the Emergency Information Center phone number, complain about it j_ being a long distance call.)

l-l 181 hiy husband work; down there at Grand Gulf, but I can't get anyone to answer the phones. I'm .

trying to fmd out if I should expect him home at the regular time or if you'll have people working all night on the problem. How is it looking now? Is he safe down there? Can I reach him?

182 I've been hearing all kinds of stories about an emergency going on at Grand Gulf. I'm dying to hear what's happening, but I sure hated to bother anybody down there. Is everything okay? Have they l really blown up? hfy power's not going to go off, is it?

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1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREONESS EVALUATED EXERCISE 183 This is Grant Leist of USA Today. .We would like to_ talk with some of the people who were :

Grand Gulf when the emergency started this morning -just for some background perspective._ '

you give us a few names of employees willing to be interviewed?' (If they refuse, accuse them of trying to cover something up.) Have you put a muzzle on all your people? This is the third number -

I've called. I'd think about the Fifth Amendment if I were you, Bud. You know there's nothin stopping us from just coming on down to that plant and talking to anyone we see, so you'd be to go ahead and give us some names.

184 Good moniing, this is Congressman Espy. I'm calling about the problem we're picking up a Grand Gulf and need information so I can brief the president tomorrow morning. Is it as serious a',

it sounds? If the public is told to evacuate, how much time will they have to get out of the area'?

How much higher could radiation levels go before you get this thing under control? Who should I call for follow up details?

185 Hello. This is Thomas Reynolds and I own stock in Middle South. Nobody seems to be in the business office, so I thought you might could explain what's going on down there. Don't bother trying to tell me this won't affect my stock. Just tell me how long the plant will be down and I'll figure out for myself how much of a beating my investment is going to ta.u.. I should have listened to my wife and bought Wal-Mart stock.

186 Can you help me? Ijust don't know what to do. I sent my kids to school this morning and now al the sudden I'm hearing all this about an emergency at Grand Gulf. Am I supposed to evacuate and leave my children? Will the_ school take care of them? (If told not to evacuate...) How do I know i this isn't the real thing? What do I do if this becomes a real emergency? Should I go get my kI l

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I am sending three health physicists and two chemists to your site tomorrow morning. What time should they be there? Where do they go when they enter the plant?

188 Hey, this is Rumor Control. We're really starting to get a lot of calls in here and.of course we're feeding them the stand lines, but my supervisor told me to call and see what the status of the situation actually is. (Keep talking as long as you can, trying to find out info you normally wouldn be told.) How much radiation has been released? Is anyone in danger yet? What are the pros of upg ading the emergency classifications? Is the plant in as bad a shape as it sounds?

189 You people are determined to put me on welfare, aren't you? First you jack my bills up so h I can hardly pay them. Now with that emergency I heard about at Grand Gs' the radiation's-probably going to kill this year's crop, won't it? Is it too late now to safe any of the crops? I plan mostly cotton, so I don't have to worry about anyone eating what I grow, but how much radiation does it take to kill the cotton plants?

190 I am Carla Burns of the Washington Post. I have talked with your Public Information people, bu they just keep giving me pat answers without really addressing my questions. I have a story to write--who really knows what's going on down there? Hr anycne been hurt yet? Are you releasin radiation? Is this as bad as Three Miles Island?

191 (Talk loud and sound efficient.) Hello there! This is Richard Lee with The Journal here i.,

Memphis. I've been trying for half an hour to get some firsthand information from your media ,

center people, and I don't think they know what's going on. I've. heard you've got everything going on down there from tornadoes to blackouts to meltdowns. Are you evacuating people yet? What "

can you give me?

192 Hello, my name is Jeanne Burrow. I was supposed to report to SERI for my first day of work-tomorrow and I'm trying to find out if I still need to go. I'll be at One Jackson Place, so I didn't think any radiation from Grand Gulf would go that far, but I wanted to double check.

193 Hello, I'm calling from WPXI, Atlanta radio. We've gotten word about an accident'in your Mississippi plant and I'm trying to get details.- How much radiation has been released? Is there chance of the contamination spreading to Atlanta? Is there some way of setting up communications so we can stay abreast of your situation? By the way, do you mind ifI use your comments on the radio--I've recorded our conversation.

194 You people are determined to put me on welfare, aren't you? First you jack my bills up so high, I can hardly pay them. _Now with that emergency I heard about at Grand Gulf, the radiation's probably going to kill this year's crop, won't it? Is it too_ late now to save any of the crops? I plant-mostly cotton, so I don't have to worry about anybody eating what I grow but how much radiation does it take to kill the cotton plants?

195 Hey, I just drove in from Memphis and starting picking up on my radio all the problems going o down at Grand Gulf. What's all this about? It's starting to sound like I should have stayed put in 11 - 16

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196 l'm Paul Marshall, calling from ABC-TV. We have a helicopter headed te Grand Gulf now Can' you give permission for our pilot to make a pass over the site? Also, can you tell me' which direction the tornado is headed so the pilot can avoid it? Radiation levels are lower when higher in the atmosphere, aren't they?

197 (Sounds disgusted, fed up.) Well I see Grand Gulf and MP&L are in the news again. I live in Brandon and I guess this means we'll be seeing the rates go up again, huh? I want to know why I have to pay every time somebody down there makes a mistakel? What was the problem this tim Will 1 at least get a rebate for the time the plant isn't running?

198 Hey--I sure hope I can get a straight answer from you. This is Annie Thomas. I work at Grand Gulf and I want to knowjust how dangerous those radiation fumes are going to be in the office whe we get back. People keep telling me I get more radiation from living in a brick house, 'out I jus don't believe there'd be that many brick houses if that were the truth. (Keep talking, even if she--

tried to transfer you,) They will pay us for this time we can't come to work, won't they? You I just had a baby months ago and that makes the bills really pile up. Can you tell me how soon before all this clears up?

199 Yeah. Ijust got all my cloths and food together and I'm already to clear out, but now I don't know where to go. (If told not to evacuate...) I ain't listenin' to that " stay put" garbage. You ain't tellin' ,

me nothin's really going on. Ain't there someplace where the Red Cross _ got one of them flood centers open for people who got no relatives nearby? Where do I go if it gets worse >

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GRAND GULF NUCLEAR STATION 1992 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATED EXERCISE 200 Is this Grand Gulf? Oh, please help me. I have been trying since noon to find out my son who.

works at Grand Gulf. His name is Earl Summers. Have any employees been injured? Can you tell me anything about the safety of the people down at the plant right now? How can I get in touch with Earl? You 3ill notify the parents immediately if anything goes wrong, won't you?

201 Hello, I'm Joan Walton with the Wa!! Street Journal, and I have a few questions about Grand Gulf Nuclear Station and the current emergency situation.- Do you have any prognosis on what this event is going to do to the utility? What effects will it have on Middle South Utilities or SERI? What sort -

of insurance does the company have to cover this kind of thing?

202 Hello, I'm calling about the accident at your nuclear power plant. I live about eight miles from your plant and I'm pregnant. If there's radiation coming out of that tower, I want to know so I can catch a bus out of town. Will SERI pay for my bus ticket? (Keep arguing about protecting your baby.)

(I'm not doing this for myself, mind you. I'm only thinking of this baby--I don't care what you say, I don't want to take arly chances. Are you saying I'm in danger, too?

203 Hello, this is Ron Forsythe calling from United Press International. I got a call a few moments ago from a public information specialist at Grand Gulf who said there was an emergency at the plant.

Can you contirm this and give me more details? (If they feed you any info, keep firing follow-up questions. If they transfer you, start your line over again.)

204 Can I speak with someone, I don't care who, about that emergency going on at the site? I've tried several numbers and called the newspaper in Port Gibson, and I keep hearing different stories without getting any straight answers. I called two radio stations who said completely opposite things. '

Isn't there someone who handles this sort of thing? Just how much emergency is there? What do -

I do?

205 I'm Patrick O' Hare, a reporter for KBAA here in Baton Rouge and I thought perhaps you could.

answer a few quick questions about the emergency at your plant. What are the people in the area supposed to do? How are you getting information to them? Does the situation seem to be escalating? How long will Grand Gulf be shut down? (Keep asking questions as long as they'll:

answer--be as persistent as possible.)

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206 Hey-+now that you folks managed to get that plant shutting down, will you tell me just what I' supposed to do with my cows? I heard about your emergency going on and I don't want them poisoned by any of that stuff you're sending out. I want to know how much of that radiatio cows can stand. How much has been released? Will their milk be okay to drink? Can I cover them up.with something to protect them?

207 Hello, I am Nancy Regin with the local CBS af61iate working on the Grand Gulf story. I unde that when such an emergency is declared at one of the country's naclear plants, field mon teams are sent to measure radiation in the area. We want to send a camera crew tofilm teams. Where will they be monitoring next and when? Can we catch up to t~em? -

208 Hello, this is Laurie Reynolds. The Vicksbure Evenine Post is about to go .o press with edition on today's disaster at Grand Gulf and I wanted to verify the ir it figures on radiation released, personnel evacuated, and so forth. What time was the curwat data taken? Is there someone I can call for regular updates?

209 I am Lorraine Wright of the Tampa Tribune. At this point, is there a good assessment of what-caused the power outage at Grand Gulf this morning? I have been seeing reports of operato problems at plants across the country--was operator error involved today? - What kind of' quali6 cations do your operators have?' Is there some type of special college degree they recei 210 You're just the person I needed. This is Bob Grant down in I&C. I left the plant when the emergency was declared this moming but I left behind some medicine ". need to take. Are they allowing people back into the plant yet? How will I be noti 6ed when it's safe to return? IfI can't get back in, could someone find my prescription on my desk and tell me the number so I can ge refill? -

211 Hello, I'm David Phillips with AP&L. What can you tell me about the emergency events go Does the situation seem te be winding down yet? Maybe there's something we can do to help in the communications area...We'll be glad to send some people over; just say the word, 212 Hello, I'm calling from ABC News and we have a team on its way to cover the events at the nuclear station. Have you held a news conference yet? When is the next one schedule? Do you ha available video footage inside the plant? What sort of clearance will our photographer need to enter the plant?

213 Hello, I'm calling from the Mississiccian. I was just talking with a friend who works down nuclear plant and he told me the emergency. you're wrestling with might get worse, Will you be releasing new information soon? He said there is a serious radiation problem. Is this true? Was the public evacuated? (Be persistent).

214 Could you tell me what in the world is going on at your nuclear plant? I called this number earlier '

and was assured that everything was under control. Now, from what I'm hearing on the news,'it certainly doesn't seem to be that way. Who can I talk to and 6nd out what really happened? What's the best radio station to keep up with what's going on? Is there any way to check for radiation around my house?

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- your Emergency News Media Center when I was cut off. I ':.ie tried to call back, but cannot get through at all. Can you please connect me?

216 I am Jodi Sayres and I work for SERI. There is a rumor going around that maybe you will want to know about. I have had half a dozen people tell me that the Nuclear Reguhtory Commission has taken over the Grand Gulf plant. Is there any truth to this?

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