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State of Wi 1984 Point Beach Environ Radioactivity Survey
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STATE OF WISCONSIN 1984 wo Point Beach Environmental Radioactivity Survey NRC 30-83-647 O  !

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! Table of ContentsSection I Page Number Introduction 1 g ', Sampling Techniques 1 Analytical Procedures 2 Quality Assurance 4 Sensitivities and Error 4 l - Wisconsin Sensitivity - Point Beach 5 l Conclusions 6 i~ Table 7 - EPA Cross Check Results 12

, Table 8 - Minimum Detectable Activity 18 j (MDC) -

Wisconsin i References 19 Section II - Wisconsin and Point Beach Data l Table 1.. Comparison of quarterly and yearly averages for. gross beta activities of the air particulate

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! Table 2. Radioisotopes detected in the air filter composites. 7 l Table 3. Radioisotopes detected in the monthly surface

! water. samples. 8 Table 4. . Radioisotopes detected in fish. 9 r Table 5. Radioisotopes detected in shoreline sediments. 9 i' Table 6. Radioisotopes detected in milk samples.- 10 Table 7. EPA Cross Check Results. 12 Table 8. Minimum Detectable Activity (MDC) -

Wisconsin 18 Table 9. Air particulate gross beta and air iodine (I-131) results for January - June, 1984.

Indicator site. 20 1 Table 10. Air particulate gross beta and air iodine (I-131) results for July - December, 1984.

Indicator site. 21 o Table 11. . Air particulate gross beta and air iodine ,

(I-131) results for January - June, 1984.

, Control site. 22 Table 12. Air particulate gross beta and air iodine  ;

j (I-131) results for July - December, 1984.  !

Control site. 23 Table 13. Gamma isotopic results for January - December, r 1984 from the monthly composite of air i particulate samples. Indicator site. 24 Table 14. Gamma isotopic results for January - December, 1984 from the monthly composite of air l particulate samples. Control site. 25 i

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Table 15. Analysis of surface water samples from 1 January - June, 1984. Indicator site. 26

' Table 16. Analysis of surface water samples from July - December, 1984. Indicator site. 27 Table 17. Analysis of surface water samples from January - June, 1984. Control site. 28 Table 18. Analysis of surface water samples from July - December, 1984. Control site. 29 Table 19. Analysis of fish samples. 30 Table 20. Analysis of shoreline sediments. 31 Table 21. Analysis of milk samples for January - .

December, 1984. Funk farm. 32 Table 22. Analysis of milk samples for January - -

December, 1984. Lehrmann farm. 33 Table 23. Analysis of vegetation samples. 34 i

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STA~E OF iiISCCNSIN 1984 POINT BEACE ENVIRO!DCEN"AL RADICAC~IVITY SURVEY INTRODUCTION This report is prepared under U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Cc==issica Contract NRC 30-83-647 by the State of Wisconsi=, Depart =ent of Health and Social Services, Section of Radiation Protection. This report covers the calendar year 1954. Results of environ ental radicactitity

=cnitoring are listed in tabular for=. The data presented censists of duplicative sa=ple analysis such as ai and ~~LD data and split sa=ple analysis conducted by the state radiatica protecticn laboratory or subcentracter and the licensee. A brief descriptien of sa=ple i collection techniques and analytical procedures conduc*ed by the state laboratory is also given.

SAMPLING TECENICUES Direct Radiation - Ther=oluainescent Desi eters (TLD's)

Centinucus =cnitoring of direct radiation is perfor=ed quarterly using ther=clu=inescent desi=eters. The desi=eters are placed at 43 locations in the area of the Eevaunee a=d the Pai-- =each nuclear pcver plants.

Air Sa=cles Continuous air sa=ples are collected weekly frc= two stations. Air particulate sa=ples are collected on 47 =n. glass fiber filters. Air iodine sa=ples are collected using charcoal abscrhers =cunted in tande= with the air particulate filters. The nc=inal sa=pling rate is one cubic foot of air, pe- -'-"*e.

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A split sa=ple consisting of 3.5 liters of liquid effluent is collected =enthly at a point close to the discharge of tne Point Beach effluent channel. This sa ple is a =cathly ec=pesite of weekly grab sa=ples and is collected while the plant is discharging liquid to the channel. A background surface water sa:ple is also taken at the Green Bay Pu= ping Station - Rostok. A surface water sa ple frc= the Coast Guard Station is included as a hackground sample for Point Seach.

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4 Milk A raw milk sample is collected monthly from the Lehrmann farm and W.

Funk farm. The milk sample is a split sample for both Wisconsin and the Point Beach nuclear power facility.

Sediment Sediment is collected from three locations on an annual basis.

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Both migratory and non-migratory fish are collected periodically from ,

j locations in Lake Michigan near the Point Beach - Kewaunee area.

Food Products Vegetation in the form of grass is collected from several locations in the Point Beach area.

) ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES 4

The procedures given are abstracted to present only the basic steps.

The analysis of the samples has been subcontracted to the State Laboratory of Hygiene. A detailed description of the procedures used is available from the State Laboratory of Hygiene.

Air Particulate Samples - Beta Gammu Place the 47 mm. glass fiber filter on a 2-inch stainless steel planchet. Beta count in an external gas flow proportional counter.

Calculate activity correcting for counter efficiency. .

Air Particulate Samples - Gamma The monthly composite of air particulate filters is placed on a Ge(Li)

, detector. Determine the gamma spectrum using 2048 channels of the

! Canberra Model 85 multichannel analyzer. Scan the gamma spectrum for any peaks and print out regions of interest. Calculate the activity for isotopes in the regions of interest, regardless if they are above or below the minimum detectable concentration, correcting for counter efficiency and for decay.

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Surface Water - Alpha, Beta Gamma l

Filter a 500 ml. aliquot of sample. Evaporate filtrate in a 2-inch .

. stainless steel planchet. Place filter paper in a 2-inch stainless

! steel planchet and dry at 103 degrees Celsius. Beta and alpha count l the soluble and insoluble portions in an external gas flow l proportional counter. Calculate activity correcting for counter i efficiency.

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Surface Water - Gamma Isotopic

( A 3.5 liter sample is placed in a Marinelli beaker and analyzed on a l

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GeLi detector. The sample is counted for 100 minutes using 2048 channels at 1.0 Kev per channel. Scan the gamma spectrum for any ,

peaks and print out regions of interest. Calculate the activity for l isotopes in the regions of interest, regardless if they are above or below the minimum detectable concentration, correcting for counter efficiency and for decay, i Vegetation or Food Product - Alpha, Beta and Gamma Isotopic Dry sample at 110 degrees Celsius, grind, weigh into stainless steel planchet. Beta and alpha count in an external gas flow proportional counter. Calculate activity correcting for self-absorption and counter efficiency.

The food product sample is finely chopped. The sample is packed to the 500 ml mark of a 500 ml Marinelli beaker, weighed and counted for 900 minutes on a Ge(Li) detector. Scan the gamma spectrum for any peaks and print out regions of interest. Calculate the activity for isotopes in the regions of interest, regardless if they are above or below the minimum detectable concentration, correcting for counter efficiency and for decay.

Milk - Gamma Isotopic Procedure same as for Surface Water.

Milk - Iodine 131 Chemical Extraction A stable iodine carrier is added to a 2 liter sample of raw milk. The sample is passed through an anion exchange column and the iodine is removed from the resin by batch / extraction using NaOC1. After reduction to elemental iodine by hydroxylamine hydrochloride, the iodine is extracted into carbon tetrachlorine reduced with bisulfite, and back extracted into water. The iodine is precipitated as palladous iodide with the chemical yield determined gravimetrically and counted in an external gas flow proportional counter correcting for counter efficiency and for decay.

Fish - Gamma Isotopic A sample is placed in a 500 ml. Marinelli beaker. Place the sample on a GeLi detector and count for 100 minutes. Determine the gamma spectrum using 2048 channels set at 1.0 Kev per channel. Scan the gamma spectrum for any peaks and print out regions of interest.

Calculate the activity for isotopes in the regions of interest, regardless if they are above or below the minimum detectable concentration, correcting for counter efficiency and for decay.

Direct Radiation Thermoluminescent dosimeters are supplied by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The exposed TLD's are shipped to NRC Region I and are read by the Commission.

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QUALITY ASSURANCE The analysis of the samples is performed under subcontract with the State Laboratory of Hygiene (SLH). SLH maintains their own quality assurance program which was also reviewed by the NRC in January, 1985.

Analytical procedures provide for routine replicate analyses to verify methods and instrument operation. Traceable sources are used to regularly calibrate the counters and daily performance checks are made between calibrations. In addition, quality control charts are maintained on the counters. ,

SLH participates in the EPA Cross Check program. The quality assurance progam that the SLH participates in include analysis of -

blind samples, air filters, food, milk, gamma in water, alpha-beta in water, iodine in water, strontium in water and tritium in water. The EPA Cross Check code for SLH is "AF". A complete listing of the EPA Cross Check results is included in Table 7 following the conclusion section.

SENSITIVITIES AND ERROR - WISCONSIN DATA Following the recommendations of the Health Physics Society, detection limits will be expressed as a minimum detectable concentration (MDC).

The minimum detectable concentration or MDC is an "a priori" estimate of the capabliity for detecting an activity concentration by a given measurement system, procedure, and type of sample. The MDC should not be viewed as an absolute activity concentration that can or cannot be detected. Minimum detectable concentrations (MDC) are based on the analysis performed and for gamma isotopic analysis have been calculated for a zero decay time. "

The Wisconsin definition for minimum detectable concentration follows closely the equation for the lower limits of detection as defined in the NRC contract NRC-30-83-647. Activities defined by the equation for MDC will be used in this report.

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CONCLUSIONS Air Particulate i

Wisconsin and Point Beach maintain separate air sampling stations. The indicator site for both Wisconsin a'nd for Point Beach is located at

the residency at the north property line, 1.3 miles NNW. The control ~

! site for Wisconsin is located at the Green Bay Pumping Station -

} Rostok, 15.6 miles NNE. The control site for Point Beach is located

, at Silver Lake College, 17 miles WSW. .

The quarterly and yearly averages for the gross beta analysis on the air particulate filters are given in Table 1. For Wisconsin the averages are from a log-normal distribution.

Table 1. Comparison of quarterly and yearly averages for gross beta activities of the air particulate samples.

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Protection units of pCi/M d3 i Quarter Indicator Control Indicator Control Ist 0.016+/-0.002 0.012+/-0.002 0.023+/-0.01 0.023+/-0.01 2nd 0.010+/-0.002 0.004+/-0.002 0.015+/-0.01 0.017+/-0.01 1 3rd 0.013+/-0.002 0.007+/-0.002 0.022+/-0.01 0.023+/-0.01

4th 0.017+/-0.002 0.014+/-0.003 0.020+/-0.01 0.021+/-0.01 I

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0.014+/-0.002 0.011+/-0.003 0.020+/-0.01 0.021+/-0.01 The Wisconsin and Point Beach comparison of quarterly and yearly averages for gross beta activities of the air particulate samples was

good except for problems with the Wisconsin control station (Green Bay  ;

i Pumping Station - Rostok). For the wisconsin control station, 4

problems were encountered with air leakage through the cartridge holder resulting in decreased gross beta activities. Problems were noted for the periods 9/21/84 - 10/05/84 and 11/09/84 - 12/28/84.

I 1 Problems were also suspected for the 2nd and 3rd quarters of 1984.

} For the Wisconsin control station, data in Table 1 was calculated as .

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The radioisotopes detected from the gamma isotopic analysis on the air particulate filter composites, for Wisconsin and Point Beach, are listed in Table 2.

Table 2. Radioisotopes detected in the air filter composites.

WI - Section of Radiation Protection (monthly composite)

Isotope i composites detected range (pci/M d3)

Indicator site Be-7 12 0.052 - 0.12 Control site Be-7 1 0.10 Point Beach (quarterly composite)

No radioistopes were reported.

All of the detected radioisotopes were near the respective MDC for Wisconsin. The Point Beach quarterly analysis ~on the air particulate filter composites detected no isotopes above the less than value as stated for cesium-137. Beryllium-7 is not commonly analyzed for as stated in the section: Sensitivity - Point Beach Data.

At the observed lower levels of activity the Wisconsin and Point Beach data compared favorably in tie gross beta and gamma isotopic analysis on the air particulate samples. Influence by the Point Beach nuclear facility on air quality is not evident when comparing the data from the indicator and control sites.

i Air Iodine Air iodine measurements for both Wisconsin and Point Beach were all below the required NRC LLD of 0.07 pCi/M*3 for the indicator and control sites.

Surface Water

. Surface water from the effluent channel is a split sample. This sample is a monthly composite of weekly grab samples. Surface water from a control site is not a split sample. Wisconsin collects a monthly grab sample at the Green Bay Pumping Station - Rostok, 15.6 miles NNE. A monthly grab samplo is collected by Point Beach at the Coast Guard Station, 4.8 miles SSE.

The Wisconsin and Point Beach analysis of surface water samples detected the radioisotopes listed in Table 3. All gamma isotopic analyses by Wisconsin and Point Beach were below the respective MDC's or LLD's for both the indicator site and the control site.

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Table 3. Radioisotopes detected in the monthly surface water samples.

WI - Section of Radiation Protection Isotope # samples detected range (pCi/ liter)

Indicator site - effluent channel H-3 4 (monthly) 1800-9400 I-131 2 (monthly) 0.55-1.8 Point Beach Indicator site - effluent channel H-3 2 (quarterly) 810-4260 ~

Control site - Coast Guard Station H-3 1 (quarterly) 1030 The detected activities for tritium (H-3) from the indicator site, as reported by Wisconsin and Point Beach, are comparable when a quarterly average is taken for the reported Wisconsin results. The detected Wisconsin activities for iodine-131 (I-131) from the indicator site can not be compared since the Wisconsin reported activities of 0.55 and 1.8 pCi/ liter are less than the respective Point Beach LLD of 10 pCi/ liter (as calculated for Cs-137).

Comparison of the control site (background sample) is not possible as Wisconsin and Point Beach sample at different locations. It is noted that the reported Point Beach 1st quarter activities for tritium (H-3) from the indicator site and control site are <500 pCi/ liter and 1030 pCi/ liter, respectively. From the reported Point Beach activities it would appear that the reported activity at the control site is not attributable to the Point Beach facility.

The Wisconsin gross beta yearly average was 4.5+/-1.8 pCi/l at the indicator site and 3.7+/-l.8 pCi/l at the control site. The Point Beach gross beta yearly average was 3.1+/-0.6 pCi/l at the indicator site and 3.9+/-0.6 pCi/l at the control site. The Wisconsin and Point Beach yearly gross beta averages for the indicator and control sites are not significantly different from the reported 1983 yearly gross beta averages for respective sites. All activities reported by either Wisconsin or Point Beach are below the standards for uncontrolled areas specified in ICRP Report No. 2 or 10 CFR 20. Plant influence is not evident after comparing Wisconsin and Point Peach data for the indicator and control sites.

Fish Split samples were taken for fish. The samples were obtained from the Point Beach pumphouse.

The Wisconsin and Point Beach analysis of the fish samples detected the radioisotopes listed in Table 4.

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Table 4. Radioisotopes detected in fish.

WI - Section of Radiation Protection Isotope # samples detected range pCi/kg (wet)

K-40 6 1300-3400 Cs-137 6 80-190 .

Point Beach No radioisotopes reported.

For Wisconsin the detected levels of activity for cesium-137 (Cs-137) and naturally occurring potassium-40 (K-40) were also reported in the Point Beach Environmental Radioactivity Survey for 1983. For Point Beach no isotopes were detected above their respective lower limits of detection. Point Beach reported their results as T500 pCi/kg based on cesium-137 detection limits. Naturally occurring isotopes such as potassium-40 are not reported by Point Beach.

Comparison with the Wisconsin data is not possible at the lower limits of detection reported by Point Beach and the fact that Point Beach does not report naturally occuring radioisotopes.

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Split samples were taken for shoreline sediments at three locations.

The Wisconsin and Point Beach analysis of shoreline sediments detected the radioisotopes listed in Table 5.

Table 5. Radisotopes detected in shoreline sediments.

WI - Section of Radiation Protection Isotope # samples detected range pCi/kg (dry)

K-40 3 700-6600 Cs-134 1 140 Cs-137 2 90-120

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No radioisotopes reported.

  • a - Naturally occurring radioisotopes from the thorium-232 and uranium-238 decay serios.

l For Wisconsin the detected levels of activity for cesium-137 (Cs-137) I and naturally occurring potassium-40 (K-40) were also reported in the Point Beach Environmental Radioactivity Survey for 1983. For Point Beach no isotopes were detected above their respective lower limits of l

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detection. Point Beach reports activities as $1000 pCi/kg and does

not report naturally occurring _ radioisotopes.

! At the lower level of detection reported by Point Beach and the fact

! that Point Beach does not report naturally occurring radioisotopes, no

! comparison can be made with the Wisconsin data. Trace activities for i

cesium-137 are commonly detected in soil and shoreline sediment samples collected by Wisconsin in other areas of the state.

Milk .

A split sample is taken for milk. Milk is collected from the Funk

  • farm, 3.8 miles WSW and from the Lehrmann farm, 2.7 miles NNW.

The Wisconsin and Point Beach analysis of milk samples detected the radioisotopes listed in Table 6.

Table 6. Radioisotopes detected in milk samples.

WI - Section of Radiation Protection Isotope # samples detected range pCi/ liter K-40 23 1230-1710 I-131 5 0.44-0.50 Point Beach No radioisotopes were reported.

For Wisconsin, naturally occurring potassium-40 (K-40) was detected in all of the samples. The detected activities for iodine-131 (I-131) are only slightly above the Wisconsin MDC of 0.4 pCi/ liter. Point Beach did not detect any isotopes above their lower limits of detection in its gamma isotopic analysis. All reported results for iodine-131 were less than 0.5 pCi/1. Naturally occurring potassium-40 (K-40) is not reported by Point Beach.

Comparison with the Wisconsin data is not possible at the lower limits of detection reported by Point Beach and the fact that Point Beach does not report naturally occurring radioisotopes. Influence by the Point Beach nuclear facility is not evident after reviewing the data -

for Wisconsin and Point Beach.

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Point Beach does not sample for food products. A split sample was

. taken for vegetation at three sites.

Only naturally occurring potassium-40 (K-40) above its MDC was detected in the gamma isotopic analysis of the Wisconsin samples.

Potassium-40 was detected in all three samples in the range of 1900-7100 pCi/kg (wet). Point Beach does not report naturally occurring radioisotopes and no isotopes were reported above their lower limits of detection. Iodine-131 was not detected in any of the Wisconsin or the Point Beach samples.

Comparison with the Wisconsin data is not possible at the lower limits '

of detection reported by Point Beach and the fact that Point Beach does not report naturally occurring radioisotopes. Influence by the Point Beach nuclear facility is not evident after reviewing the data for Wisconsin and Point Beach.

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Table 7. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's crosscheck program, comparision of EPA and State Laboratory of Hygiene (SLH) results.

Concentration in pCi/ sample *a Sample Date Analysis SLH result EPA result Deviation Type Collected +/- 1 sigma +/- 1 sigma Known Water 01-07-83 Sr-89 27.7+/-1.5 29.2+/-5 -0.5 Sr-90 16.3+/-1.5 17.2+/-1.5 -1.1 i

Water 01-21-83 Alpha 26+/-2 29+/-7.25 -0.7 Beta 37+/-2 31+/-5 2.0 Water 02-04-83 Cr-51 <144 45+/-5 Co-60 26+/-10 22+/-S 1.4 Zn-65 27+/-8 21+/-5 0.6 Ru-106 (112 48+/-5 Cs-134 17+/-8 20+/-5 -1.0

.i Cs-137 19+/-8 19+/-5 -0.1 Water 02-11-83 H-3 2673+/-300 2560+/-353 0.1 Milk 02-25-83 Sr-89 No data provided 37.4+/-5 Sr-90 20.3+/-1.5 17.8+/-1.5 2.9 ,

I-131 57+/-15 54.5+/-6 0.8 Cs-137 25+/-10 25.6+/-5 -0.1 Ba-140 (9 0.0 K 1310+/-200 1512+/-76 -4.6 Food 03-04-83 Sr-89 No data provided 34.6+/-5 Sr-90 No data provided 27.8+/-1.5 I-131 42+/-15 36.9+/-6 1.4 Cs-137 32+/-15 31.3+/-5 0.4

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K 2217+/-250 2592+/-130 -5.0 Water 03-11-83 Ra-226 13.7+/-1.5 12.7+/-1.9 0.9

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Filter 03-25-83 Alpha 36+/-3 26+/-6.5 2.8 Beta 68+/-5 68+/-5 0.0 Sr-90 20+/-2 20+/-1.5 0.0 Cs-137 27+/-8 27+/-5 0.1 Water 04-08-83 H-3 3287+/-330 3330+/-362 -0.2 Water 04-01-83 I-131 25.7+/-5 26.8+/-6 -0.3 12  !

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Concentration in pCi/ sample *a Sample Date Analysis SLH result EPA result Deviation Type Collected +/- 1 sigma +/- 1 sigma Known Water 05-06-83 Sr-89 53+/-2 57.1+/-5 -1.5

. Sr-90 37.0+/-1.5 37.7+/-l.9 -0.6 Water 05-09-83 Alpha 51+/-5 64+/-16 -1.4 Beta 150+/-15 149+/-7.5 0.3 Sr-89 21+/-l.3 24+/-5 -1.2 Sr-90 13+/-1.0 13+/-1.5 0.0 Ra-226 6.8+/-l.5 8.5+/-1.3 -2.3 Ra-228 6.2+/-l.5 4.7+/-0.7 3.6 Co-60 29+/-10 30+/-5 -0.2 Cs-134 29+/-8 33+/-5 -1.3

, Cs-137 32+/-9 27+/-5 1.8 U No data provided 25+/-6 Water 05-20-83 Alpha 10+/-3 11+/-5 -0.3 Beta 57+/-5 57+/-5 0.1 Water 06-03-83 Cr-51 <168 60+/-5 Co-60 16+/-8 13+/-5 1.0 Zn-65 38+/-17 -

36+/-5 1.0 Ru-106 <120 40+/-5 Cs-134 48+/-12 47+/-5 0.2 Cs-137 29+/-10 26+/-5 1.2 Water 06-10-83 H-3 1490+/-310 1529+/-337 -0.2 Milk 06-10-83 Sr-89 No data provided 25+/-5 i Sr-90 16+/-2 16+/-1.5 0.0

) I-131 30+/-10 30+/-6 0.0 Cs-137 42+/-10 47+/-5 -1.7 K 1500+/-150 1486+/-74 0.4 Water 06-17-83 Ra-226 5.3+/-1.5 4.8+/-0.7 1.3 Ra-228 <1.0 0.0 Water 07-15-83 Alpha 6+/-3 7+/-5.0 -0.2 Beta 25+/-2 22+/-5.0 0.9 Water 08-05-83 I-131 26+/-15 14+/-6 3.4 Water 08-12-83 H-3 1970+/-450 1836+/-342 0.7

Filter 08-26-83 Alpha 16+/-1.8 13+/-5 0.9 Beta 36+/-1.8 36+/-5 0.0 Sr-90 9+/-2 10+/-1.5 -0.8 i Cs-137 21+/-6 15+/-5 2.1 13

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j Table 7 (continued)

Concentration in pCi/ sample *a Sample' Date Analysis SLH result. EPA result Deviation Type Collected +/- 1 sigma +/- 1 sigma Known i , .

Water 09-02-83 Sr-89 11+/-2 15+/-5 -1.4 Sr-90 10+/-2 10+/-1.5 -0.4 ,

Water 09-09-83 Ra-226 3.0+/-1.5 3.1+/-0.47 -0.4

Ra-228 4.4+/-0.8 2.0+/-0.30 13.9 .

1 Water 09-16-83 Alpha 5+/-1.5 5+/-5.0 -0.2 l

) Beta 6+/-1.4 9+/-5.0 -1.0 l Water 10-07-83 Cr-51 (80 51+/-5

! Co-60 20+/-5 19+/-5 0.3 Zn-65 45+/-10 40+/-5 1.8 l Ru-106 (54 52+/-5

Cs-134 15+/-5 15+/-5 0.0
Cs-137 26+/-5 22+/-5 1.4 1

1 Water 10-14-83 H-3 1310+/-420 1210+/-329 0.5

< Milk 10-28-83 Sr-89 No data provided 15+/-5 i Sr-90 15+/-1.5 14+/-1.5 1.2 i I-131 54+/-10 40+/-6 4.0  ;

' Cs-137 36+/-6 33+/-5 1.2 i

! K 1677+/-200 1550+/-78 2.8

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Water 11-18-83 Alpha 13+/-2 14+/-5.0 -0.3 .

Beta 7+/-2 16+/-5.0 -3.0 1

! Water 11-14-83* Alpha 19+/-3 22+/-5.5 -0.9 5.8+/-1.0 1.6

! Ra-226 5.1+/-0.8 Ra-228 4.2+/-0.5 2.8+/-0.4 6.1 4 U No data provided 11+/-6 l Beta 60+/-3 63+/-5 -0.9 i 4

Sr-89 16+/-1.0 17+/-5 -0.2 l Sr-90 7+/-0.8 8+/-1.5 -1.2

{ Co-60 13+/-4 11+/-5 0.8 .

l Cs-134 19+/-4 15+/-5 1.5  :

Cs-137 16+/-5 15+/-5 0.5 j rilter 11-25-83 Alpha 24+/-1.8 19+/-5 1.8 ,

Beta 48+/-2 50+/-5 -0.8 Sr-90 13+/-0.9 15+/-1.5 -1.9 '

Cs-137 23+/-4 20+/-5 0.9 j Water 12-09-83 H-3 2280+/-400 2389+/-351 -0.5 i Water 12-16-83 I-131 21+/-7 20+/-6 0.4

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Table 7 (continued)

Concentration in DCi/ sample *a Sample Date Analysis SLH result EPA result Deviation Type Collected +/- 1 sigma +/- 1 sigma Known Water 12-16-83 Ra-226 8.6+/-0.6 7.4+/-1.1 1.8

. Ra-228 4.4+/-0.4 3.9+/-0.56 1.5 Water 01-06-84 Sr-89 39+/-l.5 36+/-5 0.9 Sr-90 21+/-1.'1 24+/-l.5 -3.1 Water 01-20-84 Alpha 11+/-2 10+/-5.0 0.2 Beta 8+/-1.8 12+/-5.0' -1.5 Food 01-27-84 Sr-89 No data provided 34+/-5.0 Sr-90 No data provided 20+/-5.0 I-131 22+/-5 20+/-6.0 0.6 Cs-137 21+/-5 20+/-5.0 0.5 K 2958+/-180 2720+/-136 3.0 Water 02-03-84 Cr-51 <60 40+/-5 Co-60 11+/-3 10+/-5 0.2 Zn-65 54+/-8 50+/-5 1.4 Ru-106 <50 61+/-5 Cs-134 29+/-5 31+/-5 -0.7 Cs-137 15+/-4 16+/-5 -0.2 Water 02-10-84 H-3 2767+/-390 2393+/-351 1.9 Milk 03-02-84 I-131 6+/-1.0 6+/-0.9 0.0 Water 03-09-84 Ra-226 4.8+/-0.6 4.1+/-0.6 1.9 Ra-228 2.2+/-0.3 2.0+/-0.3 1.2 Water 03-18-84 Alpha 5+/-2 5+/-5.0 0.2 Beta 18+/-2 20+/-5.0 -0.6 Filter 03-23-84 Alpha 20+/-2 15+/-5 1.6 Beta 49+/-4 51+/-5 -0.6 Sr-90 20+/-l.5 21+/-1.5 -0.8 Cs-137 12+/-5 10+/-5 0.6 04-06-84 4+/-1.0 Water I-131 6+/-0.9 -4.3 Water 04-13-84 H-3 3330+/-400 3508+/-364 -0.8 Water 05-04-84 Sr-89 21+/-1.0 25+/-5 -1.4 Sr-90 5+/-0.7 5+/-1.5 0.0 Water 05-18-84 Alpha 4+/-1.3 3+/-5.0 0.3 Beta 8+/-1.5 6+/-5.0 0.6 15

l Table 7- (continued)

Concentration in pCi/ sample *a Sample Date Analysis SLH result EPA result Deviation Type Collected +/- 1 sigma +/- 1 sigma Known Water 06-08-84 H-3 3007+/-400 3081+/-389 -0.2

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i Water 06-01-84 Cr-51 63+/-30 66+/-5 -1.2 Co-60 32+/-3 31+/-5 0.5 Zn-65 68+/-7 63+/-5 1.7 -

Ru-106 <35 29+/-5

! Cs-134 44+/-4 47+/-5 -1.0 Cs-137 37+/-3 37+/-5 0.0 l Water 06-15-84 Ra-226 4.5 3.5+/-0.53 3.4 Ra-228 1.8 2.0+/-0.30 -1.0 j Milk 06-22-84 Sr-89 No data provided 25+/-5 4

Sr-90 17+/-1.5 17+/-1.5 0.4

I-131 44+/-8 43+/-6 0.2 Cs-137 39+/-9 35+/-5 1.3 1 K 1710+/-210 1496+/-75 4.9 i

! Water 84 Alpha 6+/-1.5 6+/-5 -0.1 Beta 9+/-1.7 13+/-5 -1.4 i

Water 08-03-84 I-131 33+/-5 34+/-6 -0.2

! Water 08-07-84 H-3 2970+/-360 2817+/-356 0.7 Filter 08-24-84 Alpha 19+/-1.7 17+/-5 0.6

! Beta 47+/-2 51+/-5 -1.5 Sr-90 17+/-1.0 18+/-1.5 -1.2 Cs-137 18+/-5 15+/-5 1.2 ',

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! Water 09-07-84 Sr-89 31+/-1.6 34+/-5 -0.9 Sr-90 20+/-1.1 19+/-1.5 1.2 i Water 09-14-84 Ra-226 5.1+/-0.7 4.9+/-0.74 0.4 Ra-228 2.1+/-0.4 2.3+/-0.35 -1.2 -

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i Water 10-05-84 Cr-51 48+/-16 40+/-5 2.9 '

19+/-3 Co-60 20+/-5 -0.2

, 2n-65 158+/-9 147+/-7.4 2.5 i

! Ru-106 47+/-16 47+/-5 0.0 -

Cs-134 29+/-3 31+/-5 -0.8  :

Cs-137 23+/-3 24+/-5 -0.2

! Water 10-12-84 H-3 2783+/-320 2810+/-356 -0.1 I

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, Concentration M pCi/ sample *a 5*

Sample Date Analysis SLH result , EPA result Deviation

,, Type Collected +/- 1 sigma +/- 1 sigma Known

) . -- .

?' ' Water 10-22-84 Alpha 13+/-2 14+/-5'.0 -0.2 Beta 69+/-5 64'+/-5.0 1.7 Ra-226 3.0+/-0.5 3.0+/-0.45 0.0 3.1+/-0.3

~

Ra-228 2.1+/-0.32 5.2 Sr-89 12+/-4 11+/-5.0 0.2 Sr-90 13+/-1.5 12+/-1.5 1.5 4'  :. Co-60 '15+/-5 14+/-5.0 0.5

!a Cs-134 <10 2+/-5.0

! Cs-137 15+/-5 14+/-5.0 0.2 Milk 10-26-84 Sr-89 No data provided 22+/-5 4

Sr-90 No data provided 16+/-1.5 I-131 41+/-9 42+/-6 -0.2 Cs-137 30+/-7 32+/-5 -0.6 K 1567+/-150 1517+/-76 1.1 Water 11-16-84 Alpha 8+/-4 7+/-5 0.2 Beta 22+/-2 20+/-5.0 0.8 Filter 11-23-84 Alpha 18+/-5 15+/-5 1.2

, Beta 53+/-5 52+/-5 0.2

, Sr-90 20+/-l.5 21+/-1.5 -1.2 Cs-137 11+/-4 10+/-5 0.3 Water 12-07-84 I-131 41+/-8 36+/-6 1.4 Water 12-14-84 H-3 2977+/-320 3182+/-360 -1.0 E

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Table 8 - Minimum Detectable Concentration (MDC)

Wisconsin Division of Health Section of Radiation Protection Air Particulate Air Air Composite Particulate Iodine Milk 4

(pci/M d3) (pci/M^3) (pci/M^3) (pci/ liter) -

Gross beta 0.003 ,

Be-7 0.050 K-40 120 Sr-90 1.2 i Zr,Nb-95 0.011 l Ru-103 0.005 Ru-106 0.030 I-131 0.046 0.4 Cs-134 0.005 12 Cs-137 0.005 12 Ba,La-140 15 Ce-141 0.008 Ce-144 0.025 Surface Soil Water fish Sediment vegetation i

(pci/ liter) (pci/kg) (pCi/kg) (pci/kg)

(wet) (dry) (wet)

Gross beta 1.6 740 740 Gross alpha 1.8 900 900 H-3 750 Sr-89 1.7 l Sr-90 1.7 K-40 785 800 600 i

Mn-54 9 66 Cr-51 100 Fe-59 20 145 Zn-65 22 133 Co-58 13 54 70 50 Co-60 11 70 90 55 .

Zr,Nb-95 15 80 I-131 0.4 60 Cs-134 13 51 60 50 Cs-137 12 74 80 60 18

References Radiation Protection Standards, Federal Radiation Council, Report No.

2, September 1961.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Upgrading Environmental Radiation Data, Health Physics Society Committee Report HPSR-1 (1980),

EPA 520/1-80-012, August 1980.

i U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Title 10, Part 20.

Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Health, Section of Radiation Protection. NRC 05-80-275 1983 Annual report, Point Beach Environmental Radioactivity Survey.

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Tcblo 9. Air pcrticulcto groso bcto cnd air icdina (I-131) reculto for January - June, 1984. Indicator site.

WISCONSIN DIVISION OF HEALTH SECTION OF RADIATION PROTECTION Point Beach 1984 Heesurements in units of pCi/R'3 WI - Section of Radiation Protection data Point teach data North Property Line North Paperty Line J

1.3 elles NNd 1.3 sites INul Collectiondate Air Particulate Air lodine Collectiondate Air Particulate Air lodine 01-M44 0.022+/-0.M2 0.02b/-0.014 014944 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 01-1344 0.016+/-0.002 0.Ml+/4.03 01-1644 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 01-2044 0.02bl4.002 0.03+/4.04 01-2344 0.M+/-0.01 (0.03 01-2444 0.023+/-4.002 0.02+/-0.03 01-31-84 0.03+/4.01 (0.03 i 01-31-H 0.013+/-0.001 0.0bl4.04 02-M-M 0.03+/4.01 (0.03 024944 0.014+/4.001 0.03+/4.03 02-1344 0.03+/4.01 (0.03 02-1544 0.021+/4.002 -0.014+/4.03 02-2044 0.02+/4.01 (0.03

02-2384 0.017+/4.002 0.00!*/ 4 .03 02-2744 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 02-2944 0.012+/4.002 0.0b/-0.03 034544 0.0l+/4.01 (0.03 034944 0.015+/4.001 0.02+/-0.03 03-12-04 0.02*/ 4 .01 (0.03 l 03 1544 0.010+/-0.002 0.02b/-0.03 03-19-H 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 0323-84 0.013+/4.001 0.02b/4.03 03-27-64 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 03-20-44 0.015+/-0.002 0.04+/-0.04 044244 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 04-4-H 0.0!!+/4.Mt 0.03+/4.04 04-0944 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 04 1344 0.0lb/4.002 4.03+/4.03 04-1644 0.0!+/4.01 (0.03 04 1944 0.010+/-0.002 0.03+/-0.04 04-2344 0.0!+/-0.01 (0.03 04-25-94 0.0l!+/4.002 0.009+/4.04 04-30-M 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 054444 0.010+/-0.001 -0.003+/4.03 0547-44 0.0!+/-0.01 (0.03 05-II-H 0.009+/4.001 -0.0M+/4.03 05-1444 0.0!+/-0.01 (0.03 05-16-M 0.000+/-0.002 -0.Mt+/-0.03 05-2144 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 05-2544 0.0!!+/4.001 0.0lb/-0.03 05-2944 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 05-30-M 0.0M+/4.002 -0.0lbl4.03 M44-04 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 M40-44 0.012+/-0.M1 -0.M7+/4.03 M-Il-H 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 N-13-H 0.007+/-0.002 -0.004+/-0.03 H-II-84 0.0!+/-0.01 (0.03 l N-22-H 0.007+/4.001 -0.003+/-0.013 H-25-64 0.0!+/4.01 (0.03 l N-27-84 0.0!bl4.002 4.00b/4.03 07-03-44 0.0!t/-0.01 (0.03 i 0743-H 0.009+/-0.002 -0.0!b/-0.03 l l

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Tcblo 10. Air pcrticulato gecca b;to cnd cir iodino (I-131) rc;ulto i for July - December.1984. Indicator site. l WISCONSIN DIVISION OF HEALTH SECTION OF RADIATION PROTECTION Point Beach 1984

. Nessurements in units of PCi/r 3 51 - Section of Radiation Protection data Point Isach data North Property Line North Paperty Line 1.3 elles Nuu 1.3 sites ANN Collectiondate Air Particulate Airladine Collectiondate Air Particulate Air lodine 07-1344 0.013+/-0.001 0.M+/-0.03 07-09-H 0.02+ M .01 (0.03 i 07-20-84 0.015+/4.M2 -0.N2+M.019 07-16-H 0.03+M.01 (0.03 07-2744 0.013+ M .H 2 0. M4+ M .03 07-2344 0.02+M.01 (0.03 07-31-M 0.013+M.002 -0.004+M.03 07-3044 0.0l+ M .01 (0.03 N-10-H 0.0!I+M.002 -0.009+M.02 M-M44 0.03+M.01 (0.03 M-15-H 0.009+/-0.002 -0.0lt+M.03 M-13-94 0.02+M.01 (0.03 M-24-H 0.013+/-0.001 -0.006+M.03 M-20-94 0.02+M.01 (0.03 N-29-H 0.022+/-0.M2 -0.M9+/4.04 M-27-H 0.02+M.01 (0.03 09-M44 0.006+/-0.N! 0.M5+M.02 094444 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 09-14-H 0.017+M.M2 -0.M2+/-0.013 09-10-04 0.02+M.01 (0.03 09-2044 0.010+M.002 0.00+M.02 09-l M 4 0.02+ M .01 (0.03 09-26-H 0.009+M.N2 4.007+M.02 09-24-H 0.03+M.01 (0.03 104244 0.010+M.002 0.003+/4.03 104344 0.03+ M .01 (0.03 10-12-H 0.017+i4.001 0.002+ M .016 1944-44 0.02+M.01 (0.03 10-1I 4 4 0.021+M.002 0.005+ M .03 10-15-94 0.03+M.01 (0.03 10-2544 0.017+M.002 -0.0ll+M.031 10-2244 0.02+M.01 (0.03 10-31-M 0.014+ M .002 -0.Ml+M.03 10-2944 0.02+ M .01 (0.03

!!40-H 0.019+ M .002 4.012+M.03  !!-05-64 0.02+M.01 (0.03 il-14-H 0.015+M.002 -0.017+M.03  !!-12-04 0.03+M.01 (0.03 11-2144 0.013+M.N2 0.009+M.03  !!-! M 4 0.0!+M.01 (0.03 Il-20-H 0.020+M.002 0.004tM.016  !!-26-94 0.0l+M.01 (0.03 1246-H 0.014+M.001 0.00l+/4.020 12-0344 0.02+ M .01 (0.03 12-13-H 0.024+M.002 4.007+M.02 12-l H 4 0.02+M.01 (0.03 12-2044 0.014+M.002 -0.010+M.04 12 17-04 0.03+M.01 (0.03 12-27-H 0.020+ M .002 0.H2+M.04 122H4 0.02+M.01 (0.03 01-03-05 0.02t+M.H2 0.00!+M.02 OM245 0.0l+M.01 (0.03 21

Table 11. Air particulate (gross beta) and air iodine (I-131) results for January - June, 1984 Control site.

WISCONSIN DIVISION OF HEALTH SECTION OF RADIATION PROTECTION Point Beach 1984 J

- MeasureeentsinunitsofpCi/R*3 WI - Section of Radiation Protection data Point teach data Green lay Puaeing Staties - Restet Silver Late College

!!.5 elles uit 17ellesUSW Collection date Air Particulate Airledine Collectiondate Air Particulate Air ledine 014644 0.023+/-0.M3 0.03+/4.03 014944 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 01 1344 0.016+/4.003 0.M+/0.04 01-1644 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 01-20-04 0.01t+/4.003 0.00+/4.03 01-2344 0.H+/4.01 (0.03 01-2744 0.016+/-0.M3 0.M+/4.07 01-3144 0.03+/4.01 (0.03 02-03 H 0.016+/-0.003 ta 02-M 44 0.03+/-0.01 (0.03 l 02-10-M 0.010+/-0.002 0.00+/0.02 02-1344 0.03+/4.01 (0.03 02-1744 0.013+/4.M2 0.H+/4.04 02-20-04 0.0l+/-0.01 (0.03 02-2444 0.009+/-0.M2 0.02+/0.04 02-2744 0.0!+/4.01 (0.03 03-0244 0.M4+/-0.002 0.H+/4.H 0345-M 0.0t+/4.01 (0.03 03-0944 0.012+/4.002 -0.005+/4.03 03-1244 0.03+/-0.01 (0.03 03-le-H 0.009+/-0.M2 0.02+/-0.03 03-It-M 0.03+/4.01 (0.03 03-2744 0.000+/4.002 -0.0N+/-0.03 03 2744 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 03-3044 0.0N+/4.005 4.M9+/4.03 H-02-04 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 04-N44 0.004+/-0.M2 0.02+/-0.H M4944 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 H-1344 0.0!!+/4.M4 0.05+/4.H H 16-M 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 04-20-M 0.0M+/-0.M2 0.04+/4.H M 23-M 0.02+/-0.0L (0.03 04-2744 0.0M+/-4.002 0.0H+/4.H 04-30-H 0.0l+/-0.01 (0.03 05 !! M 0.M4+/-0.Mt 0.M7+/4.03 05-0744 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 05-11-04 0.M2+/4.002 4.02+/4.H 05-14-04 0.0l+/0.01 (0.03 05-25-M 0.002+/4.M2 0.M5+/4.H 05-21-M 0.02+/-0.01 (0.03 M4144 0.M3+/4.002 -0.Mf+/-0.04 05-2944 0.02+/0.01 (0.03

. H 15-04 0.M4+/-0.001 0.014+/-0.03 M4444 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 N-22-M 0.M3+/-0.M2 -0.M2+/ 4.04 N !!44 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 N-29-M 0.M3+/4.M2 -0.0l t +/4.H N-10-04 0.0!+/4.01 (0.03 M-2544 0.0l+/-0.01 (0.03 07-0344 0.02+/4.01 (0.03 ea-Saaplesesnottaken.

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Table 12. Air particulate gross beta and air iodiney(I-131) results for July - December,1984. Control site.

WISCONSIN DIVISION OF HEALTH SECTION OF RADIATION PROTECTION l Point Beach 4 1984 '

- MeasuresentsinunitsofpCi/Ma3 WI - Section of Radiation Protection data Point Beach data j

Breen lay Pueping Statten - Restet SilverLakeCollege 15.6 alles Nut 17 elles NSW Collectiondate Air Particulate Air ladine Collection date AirParticulate Air ladise 07-M44 0.002+ M . M 2 0.M7+/-0.03 OMf44 0.02+M.01 (0.03 07 1344 0.005+M.002 -0.010+ M .03 07-l H 4 0.02+M.01 (0.03 07-27-M 0.M5+/4.001 0.014+M.M 07 2344 0.03+M.01 (0.03 M-1044 0.009+/-0.002 0.004+ M .05 0730-H 0.0!+M.01 (0.03 M-lM4 0.007+ M . M 2 0.009+M.M 00-M44 0.04+M.01 (0.03 M-24-H 0.010+ M .002 4.02+M.03 M 1344 0.03+/-0.01 (0.03 0941-M 0.017+/-0.M2 0.000+M.M 00-2044 0.03+M.01 (0.03 0940-H 0.007+M.#2 0.M2+M.M M-2744 0.02+M.01 (0.03 09-14-H 0.013*H.Mi 4.Ml+M.02 094444 0.03+M.01 (0.03 09-2144 0.014* M .001 -0.0M+M.02 091044 0.0l+ M .01 (0.03

, 09 2044 *t 0. M l+ M .001 0.012+M.02 09-1744 0.03+M.01 (0.03

1045-M 0.004+M.001 0.00l+/-0.02 09-2444 0.02+M.01 (0.03 10-1244 0.013+M.001 0.012+/-0.02 104344 0.0l+M.01 (0.03 10-19-M 0.0!D M .001 -0.00l+ M .02 10-0044 0.02+M.01 (0.03 10-2644 0.014+ M .001 -0.017+M.02 10-1544 0.03+M.01 (0.03 IM244 0.010+ M . M i 0.000+M.02 10-2244 0.0l+M.01 (0.03 1149-04 0.0lt+ M .002 -0.0lt+M.02 10-2944 0.02+ M .01 (0.03 Il-le-M +4 0.00l*M.001 0.M2+M.03 114544 0.02+M.01 (0.03

!!-2344 4 0.M2+M.001 -0.0lt+ M .03 11-1244 0.02+M.01 (0.03 Il-30-M *t 0.002+M.Mi 4.M2+M.02 11 1944 0.0l+M.01 (0.03 1247-M +4 0.M3+M.002 0.000+ M .03 il-2 H 4 0.02+M.01 (0.03

. 12-14-14 +6 0.M4+M.001 -0.010+M.02 12-0344 0.0l+M.01 (0.03 12-21-M +4 0.002+M.001 0.0M+ M .02 1210-H 0.03+M.01 (0.03 12-20-M *t 0.002+M.001 0.000+M.02 12-l M 4 0.02+M.01 (0.03 12 2644 0.03+M.01 (0.03 01-02-05 0.03+M.01 (0.03

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Table 13. Gamma isotopic results for January - December, 1984 from the monthly compostie of air particulate samples. Indicator site.

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WISCONSIN DIVISION OF HEALTH SECTION OF RADIATION PROTECTION Point Beach 1984 Measuroesets in units ofPCi/R'3 el - Secties of Radiation Protection data

. Northpropertyline 1.3 elles NM Junary fetruary Narch Apri! May June le-7 0.091+/4.019 0.052+/-0.015 0.07+/4.02 0.08+/-0.03 0.H7+/4.015 0.N+/4.02 Ir,4-95 0.M2+/4.003 0.000+/4.M3 4 .002*/ 4 .004 0.00!+/4.005 0.002+/4.002 0.M4+/4.004 Ru103 M M 0.000+/-0.002 0.0M+/4.003 0.00l+/-0.001 0.00l+/4.M2 Re-!N 0.010+/-0.009 -0.M3+/4.009 -0.0!!+/4.014 0.0H+/4.017 0.M4+/-0.009 -0.Ml+/4.014 Cs134 0.M3+/4.HI 0.000+/4.Mi -0.Ml+/-0.002 0.Mb/4.002 0.0M+/4.001 0.000+/-0.001 Cs 137 0.000+/-0.Mi 0.00b/4.Mi 0.00b/4.002 0.0M+/4.M2 0.0M+/4.Mi -0. Ml+/-0 M 1 Co-141 M M 0.Ml+/-0.003 0.000+/-0.04 0.00b/4.002 0.002+/4.M3 Ce-144 0.00b/4.000 0.004+/4.005 4.M2+/4.000 0.M5+/0.009 0.002+/4.004 0.0N+/-0.0M July August Septeober October Noveeter Deceeber i le4 0.12+/4.02 0.lbl4.03 0.07+/4.03 0.075+/4.019 0.M4+/-0.019 0.N+/4.03 It,2-95 0.00!*/4.M4 0.009+/4.000 0.004/-0.005 0.00!+/4.004 0.00b/4.003 0.000*/0.0M Re 103 0.00b/-0.002 0.00b/4.003 0.000+/4.M3 0.0M+/4.M2 4 .00!*/ 4 .002 -0.M2+/4.003 Re !M -0.M3+/-0.012 4.019+/4.020 0.M0+/-0.019 0.0M+/4.012 0.0M+/4.0ll 0.013*/-0.021 Cs134 0.00b/4.Mi 0.00b/-0.M2 4.Ml+/4.002 0.00b/-0.Mi 0.0M+/4.001 0.00l+/4.002 Cs137 0.00!*/4.M2 -0.Ml+/4.M3 0.Mit/-0.M2 0.00bl4.001 0.000+/4.001 0.000+/ 0 M 2 te-141 -0.Ml+/-0.002 0.M3+/-0.005 0.Ml+/4.M4 0.002+/-0.002 0.00l+/-0.M2 -0.Ml+/-0.004 Co-144 -0.002+/-0.007 0.Ml*/4.012 -0.Mb/4.010 0.003*/4.M7 0.M2+/4.007 0.00!+/4.0!!

!setepes other the these reported more not detected.

M !setope ses not M alyred for.

PointBeachdata Northpropertyline l.3sitesNW Juvary Fe6rury March April May June lanestoetopic (0.01ea (0.01ea July August festoster October Nevestw Decoster Gaesainstopic (0.01 ea (0.01es ta thless otherwise noted, the less the value l'(') is for Cs 137 ed say be highe* or loser for other radionuclides The gases isotopic analysts is pwforced on a quaterly cosectite.

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l Table 14. Gamma isotopic results for January - December,1984 for the monthly composite of air particulate filters. Control site.

WISCONSIN DIVISION OF HEALTH SECTION OF RADIATION PROTECTION Point Beach 1994 Measuresents in units of PCi/M^3 NI - Section of Radiation Protection data

. Oroes lay Pueping Station - Restet 15.6 elles NME January Fe6ruary March April May June Co-141 M M -0.00!*/4.04 -0.003*/ 4 .007 0.00l+/4.003 4.M3+/-0.M7 Co-144 0.021+/4.016 0.002+/4.0!! -0.010+/-0.017 -0.002+/4.019 4.005+/-0.000 0.010+/4.011 te-7 0.03+/4.M 0.03*/-0.03 0.M+/4.04 0.M+/4.05 0.05+/4.03 0.03+/4.05 Zr,Nb-95 0.00!+/4.M7 -0.Ml+/-0.005 0.M3+/4.010 4.005+/4.010 0.M4+/4.0M 0.H3+/-0.010 h-103 M M 0.004+/-0.005 -0.00!+/-0.0% 4.00!+/4.003 0.000+/-0.0M Re 106 0.014+/4.019 0.004+/-0.020 0.0M+/4.03 0.M2+/-0.04 4.M3+/-0.0lf 0.000+/-0.04 Cs134 0.Ml+/-0.M3 -0.Ml+/-0.M2 0.000+/0.M3 -0.003+/4.003 0.M1*/ 0.M2 0.00l+/4.004 Cs-137 0.Ml+/0.003 0.Ml+/-0.M2 4.Ml+/4.004 0.Ml+/4.M4 0.000+/4.002 0.Ml+/4.004 Jaly August Septeober Octater Nevenber December Co-141 0.00l+/4.0l! 0.M4+/4.09 0.Ml+/-0.M2 0.003+/-0.004 0.000+/0.M2 0.Ml+/4.M4 Co144 0.0M+/-0.03 0.000+/4.02 0.Hl*/-0.H2 0.009+/4.010 0.002+/0.0M -0.M4+/ 3.0ll le-7 0.04*/-0.M 0.10+/-0.05 0.05+/4.02 0.M+/4.02 0.027+/4.013 0.Hl+/4.02 fr,Nt-95 0.00l*/ 4 .015 0.M2+/4.012 0.0M+/-0.003 0.002+/4.005 0.000+/4.003 0.M2+/-0.0M Ru-103 0.000+/-0.M8 4.00!+/-0.0M 0.Mit/4.002 0.000+/4.003 4.00!+/4.Mi 0.000+/-0.M3 h !M 0.02+/-0.05 0.03+/-0.M 0.H5+/-0.010 4.009+/-0.016 -0.0M+/4.009 -0.0M*/4.02 Cs134 -0.00l*/0.HS 0.00!+/-0.004 0.000+/-0.M1 0.000+/4.002 0.000+/4.0h 0.00l*/ 4 .002 Cs137 4.00l+/4.0M 4.H2+/4.M4 0.0M+/-0.001 0.00l+/4.M2 0.000*/ 4 .001 0.M0+/0.M2

!setepes other the these reported more not detected.

M - !setepe was not malytod for.

Pointteachdata SilverLateCollege 17 elles ulu Junwy February Mwch April May June Saeestietopic (0.01ea (0.01*a July August Septester Octoter Nevester Decester Gaasa isotopic (0.01es (0.01la

  1. 4 - Unless otherwise noted the less thu value ('(') is for Cs 137 and say be higher or lower for other radionuclides.

The gassa tietopic analysts is perforced on a quarterly cooposite, 25

Tcblo 15. Anclycio cf curfcco water ccmpico from Janu:ry - Juno, 1984. Indicator site.

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Point Beach 1984 l

  • HeesurseenteinunitsofpCt/ liter 1

l Effluentchannet 0.1elleE WI - Section of Radiation Protection Collectionlate 01-1544 02-29-H 03-20-H H 25-H 05-30-H OP2bH IrsssAlpha-sel. 0.3+/4. I 0.9+/4.0 0.b/4.7 0.l+/0.8 0.7+/4.9 0.3+/-0.8 Iross Alpha-ineel 0.1+/4.6 0.2+/4.5 0.b H .5 0.2+/-0.5 0.2+/4.5 0. 3+/4.6 Irossleta-sel. 3.2+/l.2 3.5+/1.2 3.2+/l.2 3.7+/-l.3 3.9+/-l.3 2.7+/-l.2 trossletaineel. 1.2+/l.0 1.4+/ l.0 0.3+/l.0 4.3+/4.9 0.4/-l.0 -0. 2+/4.9 F3 50b/-400 27b/-400 400+/300 300+/300 200+/-300 100b/-400 1131 1.I+/4.7 4.17+/4.2 -0.3+/-0.2 -0.0H/0.17 0.39+/4.13 0.55+/4.17 Ir49 1.0+M.I 0.15+/-0.6 0.14/4.5 0.12+M.5 0.054/-0.5 -1.3+ M .6 Sr40 4.3+/-0.8 0.pM.4 0.b H .5 0.7+/4.5 0.pM.5 0.9+M.6 Seses!setopic th-54 -t+/ 4 7+/-3 9/ 5 4/4 -le/2 12+/9 Fe-59 -5+/10 0+/-9 1+/10 !t/!! 2+/3 -3+/19 Co50 t+/4 HN 2*/4 2+/4 b/ 2 -7+/10 Ca4o -2+N 2+N bN -3+/4 l+/-2 0+/ il la45 H/12 4+/-11 -2+/11 5+/13 0+M -10+/19  ;

Cs134 b/-5 0+ N 3+/-4 3*M 2+/-2 5+/9 i Cs137 -l+N 5+/-5 -3+M 2+/ 7 0+/2 13+/10

+

Zr-95 HMS -3+/13 4+/13 -2+/13 19+N -2H/-21 Is,La140 2+M9 1+/-5 -2+N 0+ M -t+/2 bl.12 l !setepet other than these reported more not detected.

PointIsacasata Collectlen Date 01 15 H 02 29-H 03-2044 H-25 H 05-30 H Ob2FM IressAlpha se sa es se sa es treesleta 2.I+/4.6 4.1+ M .7 3.3+M.6 3.2+M.6 2.4/4.4 2.l*H.6

$3 et (See 110+/100 tr M #4 (5 (5 tr-90et 1.1+M.I (1 Seemsleetspicet (10 (10 (10 (10 (10 (10

  1. 4-Analystssesnotperformed.
  1. 4 Analyses are perfereed en a quarterly composite.

oc Data listed '(* are at the 4.66 s10ea level, others are 2 siges. Unless otherwise noted, the less than value ,

l'(') is for Cs 137 and say be higher er louer for other radionetities.  ;

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l

Tablo 16. Anclycio of turfcco w;ter camolco from July - December, 1994 Indicator site.

WISCONSIN DIVISION OF HEALTH SECTION OF RADIATICN PROTECTION Point Beach i

l 1984 l

1 Aseesteesets to setts ofP Ct/ liter I

! ElIinestcheneel 0.1elleE si - 5ection of Rattetten Protecties sete Collection late tb31-M 00-29-H 09-2644 lb3144 Il 2bH 122bH Grets 41ste-sel. 0.3+/4.9 0.b/0.7 4.2+/4.1 0.1+/-0.8 0.2*/0.9 0.bl4.8 Iress Alphe-tees! 0.5+/-0.' O.4/4.7 0.D/4.6 0.2+/4.6 0.9/4.7 0.bl4.4 Iress Dete-tal. 3.1+/l.2 3.bll.2 2.2+/-l.2 3.b/l.2 6.3+/l.4 4.b/ l.3 Grees hte tese!. 1.1+/-l.0 1.4+/-l.0 0.0+/4.1 1.b/l.1 2.4/l.! 1. b/ l.0 R-3 5b/ 300 34b/300 100+/-300 940b/ 506 190b/300 210b/*340 1131 4.3+/-0. 2 0.bl4.2 -0.b/4.2 0.3b/4.10 4.M+/0.2 4.09/ l.2 Ir-09 -0.2+/0.6 1.2+/-0.5 0.1b/0.5 -0.b/ 0.4 1.b/0.4 1.4/4.4 i Sr40 0.bl0.6 1.bl4.6 0.b/-0.4 0.I+/-0.4 0.8+/ 4. 4 1 1+/4.4 lesesfootesic lei 54  !*/2 -2*/4 0+/2  !*/-4 b/-5 l+/ 2 Fe59 1+/3 bl4  !*/4 b/1 2'+/ 0 b/ 5 Co 50 1+/2 1+/4 1+/2 b/ 4 bl 5 1+/3 Cs40 -l*/2 i+/-5 bl 2 1+1-5 2*/-5 b/1

!a45 b/ 4 l+/4 b/ 4 4+/ 10 lb/ !! b/ 5 Cs134 b/ 2 b/ 5 2+/2  !*/-5 b/-5 3+/ 3 Csl!7 b/ 2 b/ 5  !*/2 b/-5 0+/5 b/ 3 Ir45 2+/-4 4+/11 l+/5 2+s10 lb/ 12 b/-4 h,Le-tee 4+/3 b/0 -e+/-3 -bl4 bl 7 -4+/5 19et4006 ether thee these reported sore not ettetted.

Petetleectdate j

j Collettten late Ob31 H Ob29 H 09 2bH 10 3144 11 2844 122bH 6

BreesAlpte se se se se se se l Iress Dete 2.I+/-0.6 2.d/0.4 2.2+/0.4 2.b/0.6 5.b/0.5 3.b/ 0.7

. It 3 et (500 4:6bl 160

$r49 et (5 (5

Ir40 et (! 1.4/4.6 I

leses feeteelt oc (10 (10 (10 (10 (10 (10 se-Amelitisseesetperfereof.

et Ae417tes we perfereed se a enwterly tessettle.

  • C
  • Sete listed '(' w e et the 4.64110se level, einers we ! siges, unless othereite Peted, t>e lete thee value l'(*) is for Co 137 eed est te ligner er leser for other retteneclites.

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Tablo 17. Anolycio cf surfcco w ter- ccmpico f ron Jcnucry - Juno, 1984. Control Cito.

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1984 neaewesenteinuniteafpCt/ liter el Section of Radiatten Protection data treen lay Puestag Statten - Restet 15.6 elles nut CollectlenDate 0110-H 02-2944 044344 04 30-H 054044 e4 Irees Alpa ul. 0.1+/4.7 0.4+/4.7 0.1+/4.7 0.5+/4.9 0.bl4.7 IreetAlpalasel 0.4+/-0.6 -0.1+/4. 4 -0. 2 */4. 4 -0.1+/4.4 -0.b/-0.4 Irees leta sel. 3.b/l.2 2.D/l.2 2.9+/l.2 3.0+/l.2 2.b/l.2 troseletatasel. 1.2+/l.0 0.2+/4.9 1.b/l.0 0.9+/l.0 4.5+/4.9

$3 -50+/-340 13b/400 15b/-334 lib /320 420+/350

$r-99 1. l*/4.4 0.D/4.9 -0. bl4.5 4.b/-0.5 4.b/-0.5 3r40 0.bl4.4 0.4/4.9 0.9+/4.5 0.b/ 0.6 0.b/-0.5 Sennalesteett

An-54 b/ 4 1+/2 l+/5 4+/4 b/ 3 l

Fe-59 b/4 -b/ 4 b/ 10 l+/7 l+/5 Ce-50 b/ 4 -l+/2 b/ 5 b/ 4 b/-3

! Ce40 1+/5 2*/3 b/ 5 b/ 4 1+/3

!a45 b/ 11 -b/-5 l+/10 bl4 l*/4 1131 0.4+/4. 2 0.bl4.2 4.0b/-0.14 -0.lb/4.16 4.15+/ 0.16 Co134 b/ 4 2+/ 3 tel5  !*/4 b/ 3 Co137 5+/5 b/ 3 0+/4 b/ 5 l+/ 3 Ir45 b/ 10 b/ 5 b/12 1+/-9 b/4 la,La140 b/ 4 l+/4 4+/0  !*/4 l+/3

( ta-laspleseeatttelluted.

leetspee einer than these reported more est detected.

1 Pelatleundata Cuetlewditattes 4.8elleslit

Cellutionlate Ol43 H 0244 H 0345 H 0442 H 054744 0644 H IreteAlp64 H H ed N ed N

. Grete lets 7.bl4.1 6.9+/4.6 2.b/0.6 3 bl4.6 3.bl4.7 3.b/0.4

$3 et 1030+/110 (SH tr H et (5 (5.9 Ir40 et 1.l+/0.4 (1.9 lesesloetspicet (10 (le (10 (10 (10 (10 e t Analyste le perfereed en a snarterly cespeelte.

e c = leta listed '(' are at the 4.64 ettaa level, othere are 2 sigea. Unleet etPwslee noted, the less than value l'(') to for Co 137 and say be nigher er leser for etter redieuulides.

e d Analyste le not perforced.

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kablo 18. Analycio cf surfato water sampico from July - December,

. 1984 ContrC1 Cito.

WISCONSIN DIVISION OF HEALTH SECTION OF RADIATION PROTECTION Point Beach 1984 MeeeerseestslesettsofPCilliter II - Section of Reitettaa Protection esta troen ley Peoplog Statten Asetet 15.6 elles ulE CollectionBete 0742-M *a 094644 1045-H *e 124344 1

i trossAlpte-sel. 4.2*/0.7 0.2+/4.1 0. I+/4.I 0.b/-0.7 l IreesAlptelesel 0.1+/4.5 4.2+/ 4.5 -0.D/4.5 4.b/4.6 IreseBeta-sel. 3.b/l.2 2.b/l.1 3.b/l.2 4.l*/-l.2 Ireseletatesel. 0.bl4.9 1.D/-l.0 2.b/l.1 -0. D/4.9 16 3 IM+/ 350 11H/320 4HI340 7b/-200 1131 0.lbl4.15 0.lbl4.3 -0.b/-9.4 0.6+/4.3

$r49 1.1+/4.6 0.lbl4.5 1.b/-4.5 4.bl4.4 tr-90 0.b/0.7 0.b/4.5 0.b/-0.5 0.bl4.4 leaseIsotopic m 54 l*/4 b/ l b/ 3 0+/*4 fe-59 3+I10 bl 3 bl4 b/'t Co50 b/ 5 1+/l l*/4 -l+/4 Ce40 bl 5 l*/2 l*/ 4 l+/*5 le45 b/ 10 b/ 3 bl4 D/ l!

I Cs134 D/ 5 1+/l i+/3 b/ 5 l Cs137 b/ 5 1*/4 b/ 4 b/ 4 l Ir 95 4+/11 bi 3 bl4 l*/11 l 84,La 14 4+/ I 4+/3 b/4 D/4 l

l *a leeple ses set tellected.

l 16etepee other then these reported sore not estected.

I 1

l Pelet Beect esta l

CeestleerdStatten 4.8ellesSIE l Cellutteslate ob4bH 064644 094444 104bH  !!45 M 124bH l GroseAlpna 64 N 6d 6d N N l Irees leta 3.bl4.6 2.4*/4.6 3.5+/4.6 3.bl 0.6 3.D/4.7 3.1+/ 4.1

( 16 3 et (500 (SH tr49 *$ ($ ($

l tr M *t (1.5 (t l Genesfoetspitoc (10 (10 (10 (10 (10 (10 8 h Analrets is perfereed se a psetterif toepeelte.

  1. C Beta listed '(' are at the 4.H siges level, others are 2 signe. Unless ethrotte seted, the less thes valhe l'(') is for Co 137 and eer be tigeer er leser for other restencellese, e d - Analysis is ret perferees.

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Table 19. Analysis of fish samples.

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. ----- ------- -- -------- ------------~~-------------------

Peasuresoste in entte of PC1/kg (sett til Section of Radiation Protection Collectlendate H 24-04 M -24 H M 29-H M 29-M 12 it-M 12-It-H Type treet treet satsen saleen treet treet Location t12 E12 E12 E-12 E-12 E12 pospheese peschmes pesenwee peephnee peepheese peephoen lassaleetspic K4 2000+/-7M 220b/ Me 340H/700 31Nt/500 2400+/7M 130b/300 Mn 54 -3+/-M 0+/ M l+/30 -3*/11 30+/ M -b / 14 Fe-59 M+/ M 30+/ M 9+/ M 1+/ M 7b/ 70 1+/30 Co-M 2+/-M 2b/ 30 17+/ M 6+/18 1+/30 0+/13 Co-M lb/ M Sb/ 30 76/ M 10+/20 2b/ M 10+/ 20 in45 tb/-M Tb/10 M+/ M 3b/ M M*/ 10 b/ M Co134 Sb/ M 15+/30 14+/30 12+/15 M+/30 3+/14 Co137 Ob/-M 120+/-M  !!0+/-40 19b/30 16b/ M 10b/-20 lettepee other thw these reported more not detected.

Pointloundata CollectionDate H 24 H 0424-H M 29 H M 29 H 12 1944 1219 H type treet treet satsen saleen treet treet Luetten t12 t12 t12 E12 E 12 t12

. peephnu peepheew peop4mm posphnu posphnu poepheen lassaIsetspic (See se (500 es (300 es (500 es (500 es (500 ea ea Unless otherstes seted, the less than valu le for Co 137 and say be higher er leser for other radiensclides.

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Tabio 20. Analycio cf bottom sedimento.

WISCONSIN DIVISION OF HEALTH SECTION OF RADIATION PROTECTION SECTION Point Beach 1994 linesweesste in unite of pct /kg Idry) ut - Section of Radiation Protection data Celluttes Sete IH344 IH344 104344 Type therelinesed. therelinesed. shoreline sed.

Locaties t-06 E-M E 12 1.1 elles fue 4.8 elles III 0.1ellet Analyste Grossbeta(dryl IN0+/4000 1700b/-40W 000b/-4000

, Iroesalpheidryl 30$b/4000 000bl4000 H/ 5000 lesesfestspic Ce-98 f+/ M IVI M 2*/ M Co H 13*/ # 2H/30 7b/40 Co134  !*/ M IM+/ M -2+/ 30 Co137 #+/30 M+/ M IM+/ M K% MH+/in 10V/ 3H 40HI-H0 h 224 e 300+/500 400H/ 900 50k/ We Ph214 e tel M 224HI M !W+/ M 91214 e IM*/ W 230b/ IN 2W+/ H fi 200 e l#+/40 2MH/120 10bl40 Ac228 e llH/ IN 247b/ lM 300+/lM ,

e listwally occwring testepee. The teetepes At 220 6ad 11200 we free the Thorise 232 decay earles. Theteatepee h 224, Ph !!4, and 91214 are free the tiranime 234 esca, series.

i j lestepetotherthanthesereportedmorenotestated.

1 Point tout data ftpe therelineted. eherelineted. shorelipeted.

! Celluttenlate 104344 IH344 104344

. Lustion 145 144 t12 1.1 elles lue 4.1 elles III 0.1elleE Analyste Grees bets (ery) 100H/3000 IW4H/4004 SMH/3000 trees alphe lery) ea ea ea leaselestspit (10H eb (10N eb (10W et e a Analgete ese not perfereed.

  1. b Unleet otherette poted, the less them valee l'('l le for Co 137 and say be hither er louer for otherradienettlese.

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Table 21. Analysis of milk samples for January - December, 1984.

Funk farm.

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. ItseeerseenteleesiteofpCl/ liter Fast f are j 3.1 allu util

  1. 1 - letties of Aediaties Protecties data Collectiesdate 0131 M 02 2944 032bH M 25-64 M-M-M 04-27 M

- leetspe:

1131 4. 2+/4.2 4.bl4.3 0.S*/4.2 4.2*/4.17 0.13+/4.07 1.3+/4.3 h,La l# 4+/ M b/ 5 0+/4 b/ S 9*/5 bl4 Co134 l*/0 -l*/7  !*/4 4+/ 7 b/ 7 5+/0 Co137 b/ 10 b/ 7 l+/-9 $+/4 l+/0 3+/9 EM 14M+/200 12M*/ !N 1310+/190 1440+/190 144b/ !N 140H/ 2M Sr M l.0+/0.1 1.2+/4.9 0.b. 4.4 1.bl4.7 0.bl4.6 1.bl4.4 Celluttes Me ob3144 06-2944 09 2944 10 3144 Il N44 12 2bH leetepe:

1131 -0.4/-0.4 4. !*/4.17 0.44+/0.19 4 . 4 / 4 .14 0.04+/4.14 0.1b/4.2 h,La140 b/4 0+/4 3+/4 0+/5 bl4 1+/4 Co134 4+/4 bl4 l+/4 7+/S l+/ 7 bl4 Co137 bl4 9+/5 0+/ F bl4 b/ 7 b/ 7 E 40 132H/170 161H/ lN 1230+/170 152H/190 150H/ !N 171 H/ 190 Ir40 1.b/4.7 f.bl4.6 1.5+/4.6 2.7+/0.I 2.bl4.7 3.b/l.1 leetepet other thee these reported more set detected.

Point h eth data Cellutisedate 01 M44 02 2944 03 2944 M 2544 05 N M tb2bH leetepe:

1131 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5

$r40 1.b/0.6 1.bl4.4 1.5+/4.3 1.b/0.4 0.9+/0.3 1.b/0.5 h,La140 ($ e b (3 e n (5 e t (5 e t (5 e t (5 e t Co134 (5 e n (5 e n (3 e n ($ e n ($ e n (3 e a Co 131 (5 e b (3 e t (3 e n (3 e b ($ e n (5 e t XM ec ec ec eC ec ec CellMttendate Ob31 M N 2944 092bH 10 31 M ll N M 12 2bH leetepel I131 (0.5 (0.5 (0.3 (0.5 (0.3 (0.5 tr M l.6*/4.4 1.bl4.3 (0.1 1.le/4.1 (1.4 1.4*/0.5 h,La 14 (3 e n (5 e t (3 e n (5 e b (5 e t (5 e t Co134 (5 e 6 (S e t (5 e t (5 e n (5 e n (S 6 h

Co137 ($ # h (5 e t 45 e n (5 e n (5 e n (5 e 4 1

EM eC et eC eC eC 8C e b

  • Unless otherette noted, the less tnas valso l'(') le it,r Co 137 and soy be higher er leser for otherradiesoclides.

e c Deterally etturring radlepotildet are set reported.

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Table 22. Analysis of milk samples for January - December, 1984.

Lehrmann farm.

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Point Beach 1994 Rosesteesets in mits of pCl/litar Lehrmann (we el lettien of Radietten Protettien date Celluttendate el M44 02 2944 03 2044 H 25 N M-M-H N 2744 lestepet ,

I131 -4.b/4.lf 4.4+/4.3 0.5+/4.2 0.15+/4.14 -0.07+/0.00 0.9/4.2 te,Le140 10+/-4 b/ 5 b/4 l*/I D/ 4 b/ 3 Co134 H/-4 b/ 9 H/4 HI 4 l*/7 7+/4 Co137 b/ f -2+/9 3+/4 11+/4 l*/0 3+/7 E40 12M+/190 134H/190 14M'/100 1310+/100 't.lbl lM 140H/190 tr 90 2.3+/4.0 1.H/4.9 1.H/l.0 2.7+/4.9 3. !*/4. 6 3.H/4.9 Collution date e6 06 2944 09 2444 10 31 M ll 20 M 12 2744 l lestepet l l131 0.49+/4.19 0.4&l4.10 0.3+/4.16 4.0l+/0.13 0.0l+/4.3 Se,Le l# 2+/4 4+/7 b/ 5 H/ 4 2+/4  ;

Co134 D/4 bl 5 l*/4 bl4 h/4 Co137 b/e 1*/4 bl4 b/ 5 i+/4 EM 15M+/ lM 144H/l?0 157bl100 153bl800 150H/100 tr40 2.4/4.7 2.bl4.4 4.1+/l.1 3.bl 0.8 1.0*/0.7 e e Seeple see not tell a ted, leetepeeothertheethesereportedmorenotdetected.

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Pointteethdate Celluttesdate 0130 M 02 29 M 03 2044 H 25 M 05 30 M M 2744 feetepel l131 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 Ir40 2.H/4.6 1.7+/4.5 1.b/4.5 1.b/4.5 2.l*/4.4 2. t +/4.5 te,Le l# (5 e t (5 e b (5 e t (5 e n (5 e n (5 e t Co134 ($ e b (5 e n (5 e n (5 e n (5 e n (5 e t Co 137 (5 e n (5 e t (5 e t (5 # D (5 e n (5 e t KM et 6e et # ec ee Celluttesdate 0131 H 00 2944 09 2644 10 3144 11 2044 12 2744 leetepe l131 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 (0.5 tr40 2.bl 4.4 2.bl4.4 1.0+/4.5 1.5+/4.1 (0.6 0.H/4.2 le,Le l# (5 e n (5 e b (5 e t (5 e n (5 e n (5 e t Co134 (5 e n (5 e n (5 e t (5 e n (5 e n (5 e t Co137 (5 e n (5 e n (3 e n (5 e n (5 e b (5 e t K4 ee et et ee ee ee e t Unless othereise noted, the lees then volw t'('l le for Co lli and say be higher er leser for otherredtenulldes.

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  • Noterally Mcwring radienulidos we not reported.

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Table 23. Analysis of vegetation samples.

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fleeserseente la unite of pCillq (sett Ill lettien of Radletten Protettilen date Collution late 194344 1043 M 194344 free vegetatim vegetation vegetetles Lacetim PIE 2 w t-92 PIK 4 w E44 PIK4 er (46 0.7 ellee W l.2 elles Isul 4.8 elles III l

Analyste trees alpha (est! H/17000 Hb/ 27N 70b/ 30M treesbete(seti 770HI 11M 1000k/ 30N 300k/ M40 leasefeeteelt 1131 2H/ M 13+/ M 17+/10 he 7 elH*/ 4H SMV/ 4H 40H+/ 2%

fr45 #+/ W M+/70 1 4 / 40 Ce-H 17+/ M 4+/ M 13*/E6 Co W 30+/ M 4+/ 40 3H/ 20 Co134 2+/ M W/ M 4 / 16 Ce137 lb/ M lk/ 40 IS+/10 K40 610b/ 7M 710H/ TM 190k / M6 feetepee other tua these reported more not detected.

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Collution late 194344 194344 194344 ftpe vegetation vegetatin vegetetten Luetten PIK 2 er E42 PM 4 w E44 P9E4 w E46 0.7 elin tu 1.2 elles usu 4.4 elles let Analrets Grote41964(set) e4 ea ea trees bots (set! 13M+/ 3M 720k/400 Heb/400 Seeseleetspit (2N e n (2W # b (250 e t e a Analtete ese not perfweed.

e t a blon otherstee noted, the leet then value l'('l le fw Co 137 and soy be hither y leser for otherradieneelldet. Notwelltetterringredienstildesarenotreported.

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