ML20132C245

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Recommends Using Listed Accident X/Q Values in Ser. Evaluation Supersedes Preliminary Evaluation Transmitted in 840106 Memo.X/Q Values Considered Final,Unless Exclusion Area Boundary Distance Found Incorrect
ML20132C245
Person / Time
Site: Beaver Valley
Issue date: 07/05/1984
From: Spickler I
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Quay T
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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FOIA-84-926 NUDOCS 8407110459
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JUL 0 5 384 Docket No. 50-412 MEMORANDlH FOR: Theodore R. Quay. Leader Systems Analysis Section AEB FROM: Irwin Spickler, Leader Meteorology Section, METB

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ACCIDENT X/Q VALUES FOR BEAVER VALLEY, UNIT NO. 2 We have completed our evaluation of accident X/Q values for Beaver Valley, Unit No. 2. We recommend using the following values in the Safety Evaluation Report:

3 Time Period Distance (m) Direction X/Q (sec/m )

0-2 hours 455 (EAB) NW 2.4 x 10 0-8 hours 5800 (LPZ) NW 8.8 x 10" ~

8-24 hours 5800 (LPZS NW 6.4 x 10 1-4 days 5800 (LPZ) NW 3.2 x 10-5 4-30 days 5800(LPZ) NW 1.2 x 10~0 This evaluation supersedes our preliminary evaluation transmitted to you in my 1/6/84 memorandum. The maximum X/Q value at the exclusion area boundary remains unchanged from the preliminary evaluation, while the X/Q values at the Low Population Zone distance have increased slightly (about 10%).

The X/Q values were calculated in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.145, using five years (1977-1981) of onsite meteorological data. Wind speed and direction data were based on measurements at the 10.7m level, and atmospheric stability was defined by the vertical temperature difference measured between the 45.7m and 10.7m levels. As with our preliminary evaluation, the exclusion area boundary distance (455m) and low population zone distance (5800m) were taken from the FSAR. A building wake correction factor (cA) of 800m 2 was used in the computations. The annual average X/Q values (used in the determination of X/0 values for the various time periods at-the LPZ distance) were adjusted by site-specific factors prwided by the applicant.

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JUL 0 5 584 T. R. Quay These X/Q values are considered as final unless the exclusion area boundary distance and/or LPZ distance are found to be incorrect. Questions regarding this review should be directed to E. Markee at x27635.

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