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Occupational Radiation Exposure at Light Water Cooled Power REACTORS,1969-1975
ML20126F112
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Issue date: 08/31/1976
From: Bland J, Dayem N, Murphy T
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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NUREG-0109, NUREG-109, NUDOCS 8103060792
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INTR 000CT!0N.........................................................

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This report contains a compilation of the occupational radiation t

exposures at light water nuclear power reactors for ths years 1%9-J 1975. It is an updating c7 the infomation contained in WASH-13111

}j and NUREG-75/032,1 >:hich provided data through 1974. Datt. frem plants L

that were in comercial operation for a full year for the first time

'lj in 1975 have been added. We have also included the data submitted to J

the USNRC for all power reactors in accordance with the requirements j

of 10 CFR Part 20.407.

,g For the first time, this report contains data on overexposures at

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nuclear power plants for the years 1971-1075.

3 4 Murphy T.D., A Compilation of Occupational Radiation Exposures from Light 1 ater Cooled Nuclear Power Plants 1969-1973 USAEC, WASH-1311, 4

May 1974 2 Murphy, T.D., Hinson, C.S., Cccupational Radiation Exposures at Light j

Water Cooled Nuclear Power Reactors, 1959-1974 USNRC,NUREG-75/032, i

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The occupational radiation exposure data through 1973 used in this report

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through 1973 were obtained as a result of inquiries r.ade to each reactor i

licensee. The 1974 and 1975 data for all plants were obtained from two sources,1) reports submitted to the USNRC to meet the requirements of 10 4

J CFR Part 20.407; and 2) annual, sewiar.aual or monthly operating reports st bmitted in accordance with individual station Technical Specifications.

J Approximately twenty five percent of the licensees submitted infomation 1

in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.16. Rev. 4, Reporting of Operating Information - Appendix A Technical Specifications. These reports are availableinpublicdocumentrooms(PCR)locatedneareachlicensedplant or in the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Cocriission's Pub'.ic Document Room at 1717 H Street, Washington, D.C.

i The teminology man-rem is a unit of collective dose and, as used in this report, is the accumulation of the occupational radiation exposures of all individuals at the plant site including utility station personnel, other utility personnel brought in on a temporary basis, contractor personnel Ond visitors. For this report this accumulatten r,f exposure is deternis.ed by either of the following e,ethods:

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t In 1975 an average of 578 persons per reactor received measurable ex-posure. This number has increased froin the 1974 value of 515. The average exposure per individual was 0.8 rem in 1975.

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