ML20155D865
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MAINE YANKEE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE l 98-06 TABLE OF CONTENTS Eagn 1.0 GENERAL INTRODUCTION - LOGISTICS 1.1 Exercise Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1 -1 1.2 Participating Centers / Agencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.2-1 2.0 EXERCISE OBJECTIVES 2.1 Ma ine Yankee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.1 - 1 3.0 EXERCISE GUIDELINES AND SCOPE l 3.1 G uideline s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3- 1 S imula tion Ust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4 3.2 3.3 Player instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5 3.4 Procedure Execution List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-7 4.0 CONTROLLER / OBSERVER INFORMATION I 4.1 As s ignments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4- 1 4.2 Evaluation G uidance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2 4 4.3 Evaluation Checklists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4
, 5.0 SCENARIO 5.1 Initial C onditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.1 -1 5.2 G en eral Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.2-1 5.3 Detailed Sequence of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.3-1
. 6.0 MESSAGES 6.1 Command Card s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.1 -1
- 6.2 Mes sage C ard s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.2-1 6.3 D ata Ca rd s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.3- 1 8
7.0 STATION EVENT DATA 7.1 Events S ummary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.1 -1 l 7.2 Event Miniscenarios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.2.1 -1 11 E
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MA!NE YANKEE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 98-06 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION - LOGISTICS 1.1 EXERCISE SCHEDULE QAIR Tl 1_
ACTIVITY LOCATION WHO Monoay Oct. 26 1300 Evaluator Briefing TBD Evaluators
' Wednesday Oct. 28 0800 Exercise Begins CR/TSC All Initial Conditions set 1130 Drill Ends All Post Debrief CR/TSC All Exercise Participants , _ . ,
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1.2 PARTICIPATING CENTERS / AGENCIES A. MAINE YANKEE ATOMIC POWER COMPANY J s.itrol Room Technical Support Center (TSC) ,
1 B. STATE OF MAINE /OTHERS State Police (MSP)
Emergency Management Agency (MEMA, limited participation)
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98-06 2.0 EXERCISE OBJECTIVES AND EXTENT OF PLAY i
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- 1. Demonstrate the ability of Control Room personnel to recognize A.1 Scenario events will be initiated via the controller organization to emergency initiating events and properly classify the condition in provide the operational and radiological data to allow personnel to accordance with pre-established emergency action levels. demonstrate this objective in accordance with Procedure 2-50-0, Emergency Classification, Notification and ERO Activation.
- 2. Demonstrate the ability of Control Room personnel and Technical A.2 The scenario will provide technical information to players which will Support Center (TSC) staff to coordinate the assessment of plant allow them to analyze plant conditions and propose corrective actions.
conditions and corrective actions to mitigate accident conditions. Timely, realistic feedback to/from the Shift Operations staff will be demonstrated to the extent practical.
Demonstrate the ability of the TSC staff to initiate and coordinate A.3 Scenario events will enable the TSC to coordinate in-plant corrective 3.
corrective actions in an efficient and timely manner. actions through the use of Damage Control Team personnel.
Demonstrate the ability of the TSC staff to recognize emergency A.4 Scenario events will allow the appropriate TSC staff to assist the 4.
initiating events and provide recommendations to the Emergency Emergency Director with emergency classifications and EAL Director regarding event classification in accordance with discusions.
pre-established emergency action levels.
Demonstrate the ability to effectively use the Programmable A.5 The PLC terminal in the TSC will not be preprogrammed with scenario
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Logic Controller (PLC)in the assessment and trending of plant data. Abnormal parameters will be provided by cue cards AFTER TSC staff demonstrate use of the system. This will allow TSC staff the systems / conditions.
opportunity to demonstrate their ability to interpret PLC data under simulated emergency conditions.
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i B. NotWmHan and Communk,oti,6 Demonstrate the ability to notify Maine Yankee emergency B.1 Maine Yankee staff, NRC, and state authonties shall j 1.
response personnel. B.2 ' be notified in accordance with established procedures.
I B.3 NRC will be notified by utilizing the NRC ENS system.
Demonstrate the capability to notify federal and state authorities B.4 The State authorities (Maine State Police and Maine Emergency ,
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of emergency classifications in accordance with established B.5 Management Agency) will be notified through the dedicated hotline procedures. telephone system.
Demonstrate that messages are transmitted in an accurate and Various communications links will be established between paitk,4,ating
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facilities in order to transmit information and data. Record keeping and .
timely manner and that information and messages are properly
, logged and documented. documentation will be demonstrated in accordance with established procedures. '[
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- 4. Demonstrate that adequate emergency communication systems Communications and transfer of data between all partopating facilities are in place to facilitate transmittal of data between Maine will be evaluated for timeliness and completeness,in accordance with ;
Yankee and federal and state authorities.
established procedures.
- 5. Demonstrate the ability to communicate station status, radiological conditions, and emergency response actions to off-site authorities.
C. Direction and Control Demonstrate the proper transfer of accident managerrent C.1 Scenario events require the activation of the Emergency Response 1.
responsibilities for classification and protective action decision- Organization. The transfer of authority for accident management from making from the Control Room to the Emergency Director as the Shift Manager (SM) to the Emergency Director will be demonstrated in accordance with applicable procedures.
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- 2. Demonstrate the capability of key TSC management personnel to C.2 The TSC has designated managers who will direct and coordinate direct and coordinate their respective emergency response emergency response activities in their particular area of responsibility, activities in an efficient and timely manner.
- 3. Demonstrate the ability to conduct timely and effective briefings C.3 Emergency Response Facility briefings will be conducted in throughout the duration of the exercise. accordance with established procedures. Briefings will be evaluated based on frequency, content and effectiveness relative to staff attentiveness and participation.
D. Emercency Response Facilities ,
- 1. Demonstrate the ability of station personnel to activate and staif D.1 Scenario events will require activation and operation of the Maine the TSC in a timely manner. D.2 Yankee TSC. The TSC will be activated in accordance with D.3 established procedures. Designated plant emergency response
- 2. Demonstrate and test the adequacy and effectiveness of personnel will participate in the exercise. Status boards will be utilized i Emergency Response Facilities, operations, and equipment. to display pertinent information in the TSC.
- 3. Demonstrate that appropriate status boards are utilized to display pertinent accident information in the TSC.
E. Plant Auomentation and Staffino
- 1. Demonstrate the adequacy of plant emergency notification E.1 Shift personnel will demonstrate the use of the emergency call-in methods and procedures to augment on-shift staff and system to augment on-shift staff (with exercise-designated personnel) !
resources. as may be required by scenario events.
Demonstrate the ability to maintain shift staffing and manpower E.2 Available resources will be evaluated and assigned to support 2.
to provide for future manpower and logistics needs. extended operations.
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- 1. Demonstrate the abaity to control on-site contamination. F.1 Scenano events wNI require Damage Control teams to be -
F.2 dispatched to investigate problems with associated plant
- 2. Demonstrate the abHity to perform on-site and in-plant surveys F.3 equipment. Investigaton and repair actrvities in the plant and sampling. F.5 may require implementation of radiation controls which include F.6 monitoring and tracking of radiation exposure of emergency teams. In
- 3. Demonstrate the abHity to monitor and control the exposure of addition, the exposure of the field monitoring teams will be monitored emergency workers. and tracked (if deployed). -
- 4. Demonstrate the ability to monitor radiological conditions of the F.4 Habitability surveys of the TSC wRI be conducted in accordance with TSC and implement sppiupiiate habitability controls.
established procedures (refer to Procedure 2-50-5, " Radiological Assessment Coordinator Achons and Dose Projections"). Results of -
- 5. Demonstrate the ability of emergency workers to keep track of the habitability surveys will be evaluated,'and appropriate controls will their individual exposures. be implemented as required by scenario events. ;
- 6. Demonstrate the use of protective clothing and respiratory protection equipment, if necessary.
j G. In-Plant Corrective and Reoair Actions
- 1. Demonstrate the ability to deploy Damage Control teams in a G.1 Damage Control teams will be dispatched to investigate timely fashion, consistent with plant conditions and assigned G.2 problems associated with plant equipment. Briefings should function. G.3 be conducted with emergency teams to ensure that 7 responsibilities are clear and understood. Bnefing sheets
- 2. Demonstrate the ability to provide adequate briefings and (Procedure 2-50-4) should be used to brief and debrief teams on work debriefings to Damage Control teams. assignments. All information should be documented in accordance with established procedures.
- 3. Demonstrate that Damage Control teams can adequately and j effectively communicate with the TSC. The response and corrective achons extent of play is detailed in Section 7, Station Event Data. Through the use of mock-ups of damaged equipment and system components, plant personnel will be j 3
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given the opportunity to performand/or discuss corrective actions associated with damaged plant equipment to maximize realism.
H. Radioloaical Assessment
- 1. Demonstrate that radiological assessment personnel in the TSC H.1 The scenario will provide information on plant conditions can obtain radiological and meteorological data in a timely H.2 and in-plant radiological conditions to players that will manner. H.3 allow them to evaluate potential radiological consequences at the site boundary. The scenario will postulate the potential for a
- 2. Demonstrate that adequate dose assessment procedures can be radiological release that will allow players to evaluate site boundary performed to determine site boundary radiological radiological conditions. Players will implement appropriate sections of consequences. Procedures 2-50-5," Radiological Assessment Coordinator Actions and Dose Projection" and 2-50-6," Radiological Assessmer. and
- 3. Demonstrate the ability to assess potential site boundary Monitoring".
radiological consequences based on plant conditions.
- 4. Demonstrate adequate staffing, equipment readiness check, and H.4 One field monitoring team may be assigned at the TSC, as necessary.
deployment (ii necessary) of one field monitoring team. Players will implement appropriate sections of Procedure 2-50-6,
" Radiological Assessment and Monitoring".
- 1. Protective Action Decision Makina
- 1. Demonstrate the ability to formulate and implement on-site 1.1 On-site protective action measures will include radiation exposure protective action measures, as necessary. control for exercise personnel, as necessary.
J. Public Information
- 1. Demonstrate the ability to develop and disseminate timely and J.1 Information on the simulated events occurring at the plant will be accurate press releases for the public and the news media. J.2 gathered verified and incorporated into simulated news releases.
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- 1. Demonstrate the licensee's capability for self-critique and ability K.1 Exercise critique will be conducted with exercise controllers, to identify areas needing improvement. observers, and players. Critique items will be compiled and
' documented by the Exercise Coordinator.
Demonstrate the ability to maintain accurate facility logs, K.2 TSC staff shall maintain a log of pertinent actions initiated by the TSC 2.
describing pertinent actions and decisions for each emergency during the exercise. These logs shall contain key events relative to response function. plant operation, event classification and facility activities. -
- 3. Demonstrate the adequacy of methods to establish and maintain K.3 Security activities will be implemented in accordance with established access control and personnel accountability of station personnel. procedures to control access to the Controlled Access Area (CAA).
Accountability of emergency response personnel and contractor / visitors wit ein the CAA will be implemented once following the ALERT classification.
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98-06 5.1 INITIAL CONDITIONS The exercise date is assumed to be Wednesday, October 28,1998. The plant has been shutdown since December of 1996, the fuel has been removed from the reactor vessel and is stored in the Spent Fuel Pool.
Decommissioning activities are progressing in accordance with the integrated schedule. The SFP Diesel is scheduled for routine load testing later this moming.
Radiation Protection Staff are preparing a HIC for transport from the Low Level Waste Storage Building. This should be completed by 1130 this moming.
All required equipment and systems are functioning or is available if needed.
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l The exercise date is assumed to be Wednesday, October 28,1998. The plant has been shutdown since j December of 1996, the fuel has been removed from the reactor vessel and is stored in the Spent Fuel Pool.
Occommissioning activities are progressing in accordance with the integrated schedule. The SFP Diesel is scheduled for routine load testing later this moming. I I
Radiation Protection Staff are preparing a HIC containing radioactive filter media for transport to the Low Level l I
Waste Storage Building from the Fuel Building area. This should be completed by 1130 this moming.
All required equipment and systems are functioning or is available if needad.
l At approximately 0902, Security reports to the Control Room that they physically felt the ground shake and noticed the asphait outside of the Admin. Building has fractured and separated in several places.
Simultaneously several log books and manuals were noted to fall out of bookshelves in the Security Office.
Shortly after, the CMP dispatcher informs the Shift Manager (SM) that the National Weather Service has issued reports of an earthquake registering a five on the Richter Scale, initial indications are that the quake was centered off the coast of Maine, east of Acadia National Park, l
Shift personnelinitiate a walkdown in accordance with AOP-2-41 to determine if there has been any impact l I
on site. Up to this point, no alarms have been received in the Control Room regarding this event. Initial reports from site personnel result in the SM declaring an Unusual Event in accordance with Procedure l 2-50-0, Emergency Classification, Notification and ERO Activation, Event 2.2 - Natural and Destructive (
Phenomena Affecting the Site. l At approximately 0940, an after shock is felt which causes damage to the Spent Fuel Pool Cooling electrical circuits and results in the HIC being toppled off of the flat car outside of the Fuel Building Building. The contents of the HIC (filters) spill onto the ground, resulting in general area dose rates of approximately 7000 mrem /hr on contact and 800 mrem /hr at 1 meter.
l Operations staff continue to perform a walkdown of the plant, an isolated case of damage to the Spent Fuel Pool Building structural support is identified, the Spent Fuel Pool Cooling / Decay Heat Removal Fans' electrical circuits have been damaged and all fans have stopped operating. This is indicated on the PLC in the Control Room and the fan noise level decreases dramatically outside the SFP Building. These conditions satisfy the i criteria for an ALERT in accordance with Procedure 2-50-0, Emergency Classification, Notification and ERO Activation, Event 2.2 - Natural and Destructive Phenomena Affecting the Controlled Access Area and Spent Fuel Building Integrity.
l The Emergency Response Organization (ERO) should be activating and staffing the Technical Support Center (TSC). Based on initial evaluation of the situation, TSC Coordinators should determine the appropriate i support staff to mitigate the situation and provide support to the Control Room. l l
In order to ensure continued cooling to the SFP, the SM may request supplemental / emergency cooling of the SFP be evaluated / implemented by the TSC. In addition, Damage Control personnel should be dispatched to determine the extent of damage to the SFP Cooling system and propose a repair strategy.
The Radiological Assessment Staff should request general area and airbome surveys around the toppled HIC, the survey results should be assessed to determine potential Site Boundary dose rates. In addition, RP Sta'f
MAINE YANKEE Page 5.2-2 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 should be directed to ascertain the extent of measurable radiation from the event and coordinate efforts to minimize exposure to repair teams in the area of the SFP DHR fans or those responsible for restoring cooling to the Spent Fuel Pool.
The Technical Response Staff should evaluate the structural integrity of the Fuel Building based on information provided by 60 servers and Damage Control Response personnel.
The exercise will progress based on the pnoritized repair efforts to restore SFP cooling (either via emergency cooling methods or repairs to the electrical circuit) and containing/up righting the toppled HIC.
The exercise may be terminated under the following circumstances:
- a. When all emergency response actions have been completed in accordance with the exercise time sequence and objectives to be demonstrated have been addressed ; or
- b. An actual plant emergency condition develops coincident with the exercise.
The Exercise Coordinator will take appropriate actions to coordinate exercise termination.
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5.3 SEOUENCE OF EVENTS i
. Scenario Event Message Time information 00:15 INITIAL CONDITIONS PRESENTED TO THE CONTROL ROOM CR-M-1 OPERATIONS CREW. GUIDELINES FOR USE OF THE FEMCO AND PLANT EVACUATION ALARM ARE PROVIDED TO THE CR STAFF.
00:00 EXERCISE COMMENCES, NO ABNORMAL CONDITIONS EXISTING i
00:02- SECURITY REPORTS TO THE CR THAT THEY PHYSICALLY FELT THE SEC-M 1 GROUND SHAKE AND OBSERVED ITEMS FALL OFF OF SHELVES IN THE SAS AREA.
00:05 CMP DISPATCHER REPORTS THE NWS HAS REPORTED (VIA CR M-2 WEATHER RADIO AN EARTHOUAKE HAS OCCURRED,
. APPROXIMATELY ON THE RICHTER SCALE.
I OPERATORS EN. A AOP-2-41 " EARTHQUAKE" AND COMMENCE A
. SITE / SYSTEMS ' ' 'LKDOWN TO DETERMINE EXTENT OF DAMAGE FROM THE SEIGN O EVENT.
(SEE MINISCENARIO 7.2.1 FOR DETAILS) 00:20 SHIFT MANAGER SHOULD DECLARE AN UNUSUAL EVENTBASED ON
, EVENT 2.2 NATURAL AND DESTRUCTIVE PHENOMENA, EVENT 1, VALID INDICATION OF AN EARTHOUAKE AS INDICATED BY REPORTS FROM PLANT PERSONNEL OF GROUND MOTION ON SITE.
00:25 SHIFT MANAGER COMMENCES EMERGENCY PLAN NOTIFICATIONS &
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00:35 SHIFT MANAGER DECLARES AN UNUSUAL EVENT IF NOT ALREADY CR-C 1 ,
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PLC ALARM " FAN COOLER TROUBLE" i '
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RP TECHNICIAN REPORTS A FILTER HIC WAS BUMPED OFF OF A CR-M-4 FLAT BED TRAILER WHILE BEING PREPARED FOR SHIPMENT. HIC IS LAYING ON ITS SIDE OUTSIDE OF FUEL BUILDING ROLLUP DOOR.
(SEE MINISCENARIO 7.2.3 FOR DETAILS) 00:50 OPERATOR REPORTS RESULTS OF POST SEISMIC EVENT WALKDOWN TO THE SHIFT MANAGER. AT LEAST ONE STRUCTURAL i l-BEAM IN THE SPENT FUEL BUILDING APPEARS TO BE TWISTEDIDEFORMED (SEE MINISCENARIO 7.2.1 FOR DETAILS).
t 4 AOP 2 52," LOSS OF SFP COOLING AND/OR LEVEL"IS ENTERED.
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- 05 BASED ON THE DAMAGE REPORTED FOLLOWING THE LATEST SEISMIC EVENT,THE SM SHOULD DECLARE AN ALERTBASED ON EVENT 2.2, EVENT 1 - VALID INDICATION OF A SEISMIC EVENT AS INDICATED BY REPORTS FROM PLANT PERSONNEL OF GROUND MOVEMENT SUFFICIENT TO CAUSE VISIBLE DAMAGE TO THE SPENT FUEL BUILDING OR BUILDINGS CONTAINING SFP SUPPORT i SYSTEMS.
01:10 SM DIRECTS EMERGENCY SFP COOLING BE ALIGNED TO THE FIRE
- MAIN. (THIS MAY BE REQUESTED OF THE TSC WHEN ACTIVATED) 01
- 15 NOTIFICATIONS ARE MADE TO THE ERO AND MAINE STATE POLICE l lNFORMING THEM OF THE ALERT CONDITION. ]
01:20 SM DECLARES AN ALERT IF NOT ALREADY DONE SO EARLIER CR-C-2 01:45 T3C IS STAFFED AND ACTIVATED (INITIAL CONDITIONS PROVIDED) TSC-M-1 l 1
02:00 DAMAGE CONTROL TEAMS ARE DISPATCHED TO ASSESS THE LOSS
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1 RAD ASSESSMENT PERSONNEL DETERMINE EXTENT OF !
i PERSONNEL EXPOSURE RISK POSED BY THE OVERTURNED HIC AND i i
INITIATE ACTIONS TO UPRlGHT THE HIC AND/OR PREPARE FOR j SHIPMENT.
1 ENGINEERING STAFF ARE DETERMINING THE EXTENT OF I
STRUCTURAL DAMAGE / INTEGRITY COMPROMISE DUE TO THE EFFECTS OF THE SEISMIC EVENT (S).
02:30 - ACTIVITIES TO RESTORE COOLING TO SFP ARE IN PROGRESS, HIC 03:00 IS UP RIGHTED AND CONTAMINATION CONTAINED, DETA! LED ASSESSMENTS OF ONSITE STRUCTURAL DAMAGE ARE ONGOING. j I
03:00 RECOVERY DISCUSSIONS HAVE BEEN INITIATED, EXERCISE CR-M-5 OBJECTIVES DEMONSTRATED / DISCUSSED. EXERCISE ACTIVITIES TSC-M 2 CAN BE TERMINATED AND POST EXERCISE CRITIQUE ACTIVITIES INITIATED. j
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This section contains information required to initiate the exercise activities and to direct the response l l along a preplanned event sequence. Information will be provided to the responders in the form of message cards. Message cards can contain information to be interpreted by the responder in order to take a response action, they may direct certain actions be taken and if in the judgement of the controller a desired action is not imminent. Plant parameters will also be made available on a periodica basis to allow responders to interpret the similated plant condition and make appropriate adjustments accordingly. Message and Command Cards have location designators based on where the card is to be issued (i.e. CR - Control Room, TSC- Technical Support Center, DCT#X- Damage i Control Team #X, RP- Radiation Protection, etc.)
Section 6.1 contains Message Cards. Message cards describe conditions being simulated, based on the scenario.
Section 6.2 contains Command Cards. Commands which direct a responder to take an action.
Section 6.3 contains Data Cards. Plant parameters reflecting the progress of the scenario relative to the predetermined time scale. All Data Cards will be made available to the ERO staff member at the Programmable Logic Controller terminal (PLC).
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initial Conditions are as follows:
The exercise date is assumed to be Wednesday, October 28,1998. The plant has been shutdown sinco December of 1996, the fuel has been removed from the reactor vessel and is stored in the Spent Fuel Pool.
Decommissioning activities are progressing in accordance with the integrated schedule. The SFP Diesel is scheduled for routine load testing later this moming.
1 All required equipment and systems are functioning or is available if needed, i
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1 MAINE YANKEE Page 6.1-3 i EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 1 THIS IS A DRILL SEC-M 1 Time: 0902 (approx.)
To be presented to an onshift Security Guard in the SAS.
You felt a slight tremor, lasting approximately 10 seconds. You noticed several log books fall from their storage place on the shelf. A cup of coffee on the desk was rumbled off the desk and spilled on the floor.
Guards in the plant are reporting that they also felt the tremor and notice some of the blacktop outside of the Admin Building has fractured and separated in a couple of locations.
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THIS IS A DRILL CR-M-2 To be called in to the Shift Manager from the Control Cell at approximately 0905.
Call the Shift Manager, identify yourself as the CMP Dispatcher and report the following.
This is Tom Barillo of the Central Maine Power Dispatch office. We have recieved notification from the National Weather Service that an earthquake occured at 0901 this'moming, lasting approximately 10 seconds.
The quake measured a five on the Richter Scale and was possibly centered well offshore, east of Arcadia National Park.
Several minor aftershocks have been felt in northern coastal communities, the largest registering a 3 on the Richter Scale.
1 We have had no reports of power failures or outages as a result of this.
No futher Information is available, but will be provided as it comes available. If you need to contact us, please us the following number:
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4 MAINE YANKEE Page 6.1-5 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL CR-M-3 To be provided verbally to the Control Room Operator at approximately 0940 A PLC alarm is recieved:
" FAN COOLER TROUBLE" All SFP Cooling Fans indicate "OFF". Attempts to restart are unsuccessful.
To be called in (either by an operator or Control Room Control Cell)
"This is (operators name). I was retuming from inspecting the switchyards and felt a tremor, then it sounded like the DHR cooling fans all tripped, they don't sound like the're running at all.111 go over and see if the breakers are closed or if there's anything else wrong.."
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O MAINE YANKEE Page 6.1-6 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL CR-M-4 To be called in to the Control Room at approximately 0941 Identify yourself as a Bartlett RP Tech outside of the Fuel Building, then continue with the following:
" Control Room - We're outside of the Fuel Building near the rollup door, we were loading a filter a HIC onto a flat car for transport to the Low Level Waste Storage Building when the tremor hit. We felt the ground shake and then the HIC fell off of the flat bed trailer. The contents of the HIC, exposed filter media, have spilled onto the ground outside the rollup door to the building. Inital rad levels are as follows:
HIC contact reading 7000 mr/hr 1 meter from HIC = 800 mr/hr.
There is some contamination on the ground, we're in the process of taking a swipe.
No injuries are apparent and the extent of the situation is being assessed by available staff.
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The exercise date is assumed to be Wednesday, October 28,1998. The plant has been shutdown since December of 1996, the fuel has been removed from the reactor vessel and is stored in the Spent Fuel Pool.
Decommissioning activities are progressing in accordance with the integrated schedule. The SFP Diesel is scheduled for routine load testing later this moming.
Radiation Protection Staff have been preparing a HIC for transport to the Low Level Waste Storage Building from the Fuel Building. This should be completed by 1130 this moming.
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The following information and supplementary material are provided for thoso evaluators having in-plant control assignments so as to further ensure the proper development of the scenario. The information provided in this section assumes the " responders" will take certain actions in response to the scenario. The evaluator must be cognizant of the actions of those " responders" to which he is assigned and provide information regarding results of the actions taken by the " responders".
The information in the following event descriptions does not preclude the possibility that the evaluator may be required to provide additional information to the " responders".
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Scenario Time Evgr11 Location Initiation 7.2.1 00:05 Post Seismic CR/SFPI CR Event Walk- Control Down Cell 7.2.2 00:40 SFP Cooling Yard Area CR-PLC Fan - Junction By SFP Fans Alarm Box Failure 7.2.3 00:40 Toppled Outside RP Tech HIC Fuel Bldg Call Rollup Door s
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. 7.2.1 MINISCENARIO - POST SEISMIC EVENT WALKDOWN Scenario Event Message Time Information 00:05- CMP CONTACTS CONTROL ROOM AND INFOr'13 THEM OF A NWS CR-M-2 ALERT / REPORT OF AN EARTHQUAKE.
00:06 SHIFT MANAGER DIRECTS AN OPERATOR TO REVIEW AND IMPLEMENT AOP 2-41 " EARTHQUAKE" 00:20 INITIAL INSPECTION OF SUMP AND TANK LEVELS OUTSIDE OF THE 7.2.1 -1 SPENT FUEL BUILDING INDICATE NORMAL 00:25 PLC TRENDS INDICATE NO ABNORMAL CONDITIONS 7.2.1-2 00:35 VISUAL INSPECTION OF 345 AND 115 KV SWITCHYARDS COMPLETE 7.2.1 -3 00:42 OPERATOR RETURNING TO THE CONTROL ROOM FROM THE 7.2.1-4 SWITCHYARD FEELS GROUND SHAKE 00:50 OPERATOR REPORTS RESULT OF POST AFTERSHOCK WALKDOWN 7.2.1 -5 ALL SFP-DHR FANS ARE OFF, JUNCTION BOX IS DAMAGED. ,
FUEL BUILDING STRUCTURAL SUPPORT BEAM HAS BEEN SLIGHTLY TWISTED AND HAS SEPARATED FROM VERTICAL MEMBERS FROM.
i 02:00 l' DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM (DCT) IS ASSEMBLED IN THE TSC TO INVESTIGATE THE IMPACT OF THE STRUCTURAL SUPPORT BEAM.
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I MAINE YANKEE Page 7.2.1-2 EMERGENCY PREPARE' NESS EXERC!SE 9/1/98 l 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL i MESSAGE 7.2.1-1 VERBAL INFORMATION TO SHIFT OPERATOR WHENIMPLEMENTING AOP 2-41 " EARTHQUAKE" NOTE: PRIOR TO THE ACTIVATION OF THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER AND DEPENDING ON AVAILABlUTY OF PERSONNEL, THIS INFORMATION MAY BE CALLED INTO THE SHIFT MANAGER BY THE EVALUATOR. l WHEN THE TSC IS ACTIVATED, A DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM SHOULD BE DISPATCHED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE. WHEN A DCT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE, THE INFORMATION SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO THE TEAM LEADER, AS ITIS EARNED.
1 EXPECTED ACTIONS INCLUDE: I DETERMINE STATUS OF TANK AND SUMP LEVELS. THIS CAN BE DONE BY OBSERVING TRENDS ON THE PLC (ALL INDICATE NORMAL, NO ABNORMAL CHANGES); l GENERAL PLANT WALKDOWN INDICAES MINOR HOUSEKEEPING ISSUES:
BOOKS KNOCKED OFF OF SHELVES, COFFEE CUPS SPILLED ONTO FLOORS, ETC., TOOLS FALLEN ON ,2LOOR. PLANT WORKERS TALKING ABOUT WHAT THEY FELT (GROUND SHAKING, SUSPENDED PIPES SWAYING, SOME " GRINDING" TYPE SOUNDS FROM ABOVE IN THE OVERHEAD AREAS.
NO APPARENT LEAKS FROM PIPING SYSTEMS (FLUID OR AIR SYSTEMS). TANKS AND SUMPS STILL HOLDING AT THEIR PRE-TREMOR LEVELS.
- .s MAINE YANKEE Page 7.2.1-3 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE 7.2.1-2 APPROXIMATELY 00:20 VERBAL INFORMATION TO SHIFT OPERATOR OR SHIFT MANAGER IN CONTROL ROOM WHEN IMPLEMENTING AOP 2 41 " EARTHQUAKE * \
THE PLC IS INDICATING NORMAL. NO ALARMS RELATIVE TO THE TREMOR ARE NOTED.
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MAINE YANKEE Page 7.2.1-4 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE 7.2.1-3 APPROXIMATELY 00:35 VERBAL INFORMATION TO SHIFT OPERATOR WHEN IMPLEMENTING AOP 241 " EARTHQUAKE
- NOTE: PRIOR TO THE ACTIVATION OF THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER AND DEPENDING ON AVAILABILI7Y OF PERSONNEL, THIS INFORMATION MAY BE CALLED INTO THE SHIFT MANAGER BY THE EVALUATOR.
WHEN THE TSC IS ACTIVATED, A DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM SHOULD BE DISPATCHED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE. WHEN A DCT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE, THE INFORMATION SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO THE TEAM LEADER, AS ITIS EARNED.
DHR FANS AND COOLERS ARE ALL OPERATING NORMALLY INSPECTION OF SWITCHYAP,DS INDICATES NOTHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY, EXCEPT SOME OC THE BLACKTOP IN THE AREA OF THE ADMIN BUILDING HAS SOME RECENT FRACTURE AND MINOR SURFACE SEPARATION.
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MESSAGE 7.2.1-4 APPROXIMATELY 00:42 VERBAL INFORMATION TO SHIFT OPERATOR WHEN IMPLEMENTING AOP 2-41 " EARTHQUAKE ~
NOTE: PRIOR TO THE ACTIVATION OF THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER AND DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY OF PERSONNEL, THIS INFORMATION MAY BE CALLED INTO THE SHIFTMANAGER BY THE EVALUATOR.
WHEN THE TSC IS ACTIVATED, A DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM SHOULD BE DISPATCHED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE. WHEN A DCT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE, THE INFORMATION SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO THE TEAM LEADER, AS ITIS EARNED.
ANOTHER TREMOR IS FELT, SHORTLY AFTER, THE DHR FANS STOP SIMULTANEOUSLY.
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MAINE YANKEE Page 7.2.1-6 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 911/9 8 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE 7.2.1-5 APPROXIMATELY 00:50 VERBAL INFORMATION TO SHIFT OPERATOR WHEN IMPLEMENTING AOP 2-41 " EARTHQUAKE
- NOTE: PRIOR TO THE ACTIVATION OF THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT CENTER AND DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY OF PERSONNEL, THIS INFORMATION MAY BE CALLED INTO THE SHIFT MANAGER BY THE EVALUATOR.
WHEN THE TSC IS ACTIVATED, A DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM SHOULD BE DISPATCHED TO \
INVESHGATE DAMAGE. WHEN A DCT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE, THE '
INFORMATION SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO THE TEAM LEADER, AS ITIS EARNED.
ALL DHR FANS HAVE STOPPED RUNNING, THE JUNCTION BOX MOUNTED BY THE PAGODA LOOKS LIKE IT HAS HAD THE CABLES PULLED APART, ACCESS CANNOT BE MADE INSIDE THE PANEL SINCE THE
- INITIAL INSPECTION OF THE SPENT FUEL BUILDING REVEALS A STRUCTURAL CROSS MEMBER HAS j PARTIALLY SEPARATED FROM THE VERTICAL MEMBER NEAR THE TOP OF THE BUILDING. BOTH APPEAR TO BE IN A SECURE POSITION AND DO NOT LOOK LIKE THEY ARE GOING TO COMPLETELY DISENGAGE FROM EACH OTHER.
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MAINE YANKEE Page 7.2.1-7 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE 7.2.1-6 APPROXIMATELY 02:00 VERBAL INFORMATION TO DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM LEADER INSPECTING FUEL BUILDING STRUCTURAL DAMAGE.
THE STRUCTURAL STEEL CROSS MEMBER HAS PARTIALLY SEPARATED FROM THE GUSSET PLATE AT THE TOP OF THE VERTICAL BEAM ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE BUILDING. THE VERTICAL BEMA IS COMPLE ELY INTACT AND HAS NO INDICATION OF MOVEMENT AS A RESULT OF THE TREMORS.
THE ROOF DOES NOT SHOW ANY EVIDENCE OF DISPLACEMENT OR MOVEMENT.
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I.2.2 MINISCENARIO - SFP FAN COOLER JUNCTION BOX Scenario Event Message Time Information 00:40 AFTERSHOCK CAUSES POWER CABLE AND CONDUlT TO BE PULLED CR-M-3 2
OUT OF TWO JUNCTIONS BOXES FOR THE SFP - DHR FAN COOLERS.
PLC INDICATES ALL COOLING FANS ARE"OFF" 00:41 CONTROL DISPATCHES AN OPERATOR TO INVESTIGATE CONDITION OF DHR-SFP COOLING EQUIPMENT.
00:50 THE NPO REPORTS THE FOLLOWING TO THE CONTROL ROOM: 7.2.2-1 THE CONDUlT AND CABLE ARE PULLED FROM THE JUNCTION BOXES FOR THE DHR FANS BREAKERS FOR THE COOLING FANS ARE TRIPPED 01:05 ALERT DECLARED BY SHIFT MANAGER,TSC ACTIVATION IN PROGRESS, ADDITIONAL RESOURCES SHOULD BE MADE AVAILABLE 1
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01:15 DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM RECEIVES BRIEFING ON KNOWN FAN STATUS AND ARE DISPATCHED TO THE AREA OF THE JUNCTION BOX 01:30 DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM INVESTIGATING THE POSSIBILITY OF 7.2.2-2
- REPAIR PERFORM VISUAL INSFECTION OF THE FAN BREAKERS, FAN l CONDUlT, CABLE ENDS AND INTERNALS OF THE JUNCTION BOX 01
- 50 TEAM REPORTS TO THE DAMAGE CONTROL COORDINATOR (IN THE 4 TSC) THAT THE FAN PROBLEM CAN BE REPAIRED.
02:05 FANS ARE WTO BY OPERATIONS AND REPAIRS ARE INITIATED.
02:30 FAN CONNECTIONS ARE REPAIRED, CIRCUlTS CAN BE TESTED AND 7.2.2-3 TAGS CLEARED.
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WHEN THE TSC IS ACTIVATED, A DAMAGE CONTROL TEA?' SHOULD BE DISPATCHED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE. WHEN A DCT HAS BEEN ASSIGNEC TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE, THE INFORMATION SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO THE TEAM LEADER, AS ITIS EARNED.
AT THE JUNCTION BOX (IF MOCKUP IS UNAVAILABLE)
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MAINE YANKEE Page 7.2.2-3 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE 7.2.2-2 VERBAL INFORMATION TO THE DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM LEADER WHEN INVESTIGATING DHR FANS WHEN THE TSC IS ACTIVATED, A DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM SHOULD BE DISPATCHED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE. WHEN A DCT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO INVESTIGATE DAMAGE, THE INFORMATION SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO THE TEAM LEADER, AS ITIS EARNED.
AT THE MCC:
GREAKERS INDICATE "OPEN" VOLTAGE TEST CONFIRMS FAN MOTORS ARE ELECTRICALLY DE-ENERGlZED (l.E. DOWNSTREAM OF THE BREAKER)
AT THE JUNCTION BOX (IF MOCKUP IS UNAVAILABLE)
INTERNAL CONNECTIONS HAVE SEPARATED, CABLE ENDS CAN BE REMADE WITHOUT TOO MUCH DIFFICULTY. APPROXIMATE REPAIR TIME (INCLUDING TESTING)IS ABOUT 2-3 HOURS.
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THIS IS A DRILL l MESSAGE 7.2.2-3 TIME: APPROXIMATELY 11:30 VERBAL INFORMATION TO THE DAMAGE CONTROL TEAM EADER WHEN WORKING ON DHR FANS CABLEJCONDUIT/ JUNCTION BOX.
AFTER APPROXIMATELY 2 HOURS, THE REPAIR TEAM LEADER CAN REPORT THAT THE FAN CABLING HAS BEEN RECONNECTED, TAGS CLEARED AND TESTING CAN BE INITIATIED.
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ADDITIONAL RP TECHS SHOULD BE NOTIFIED AND REQUESTED TO REPORT TO SCENE AND TAKE ACTIONS TO MINIMlZE EXPOSURE, PREVENT CONTAMINATION SPREAD AND ASSESS IMPACT OF THE SPILL.
01:00 RADIATION LEVELS IN THE AREA OF THE HIC ARE 7000 mR/hr ON 7.2.3-2 CONTACT,800 mR/hr AT 1 FOOT 01:05 AIR SAMPLE RESULTS DOWNWIND ARE .6 DAC 7.2.3-3 01:10 RADIATION LEVELS IN THE FUEL BUILDING ARE REPORTED. 7.2.3-4 WHEN AVAILABLE, OFFSITE MONITORING TEAM VERIFIES BOUNDS OF THE EXPOSURE TO BE LIMITED TO THE GENERAL AREA OF THE HIC, NOTHING DETECTABLE AT 0.5 MILE. j 1
RAD ASSESSMENT STAFF SHOULD DETERMINE COURSE OF ACTION TO EITHER CONTAIN THE MATERIAL, SHIELD IT OR UPRIGHT THE HIC. IF OTHER ACTIONS ARE ONGOING IN THE AREA, PRIORITIES l SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED TO ENSURE RESPONSE ACTION l EXPOSURES ARE MAINTAINED ALARA.
01:25 RP TECHNICIAN REPORTS THAT THE MATERIAL IN THE AREA OF THE 7.2.3-5 HIC HAS BEEN COVERED TO PREVENT ANY FURTHER SPREAD OF CONTAMINATION.
01:35 OFFSITE MONITORING TEAM PROVIDES INFORMATION REGARDING 7.2.3-6 DOSE RATES AT 0.5 MILE __
02:00 RAD ASSESSMENT STAFF DETERMINE THE EXTENT OF EXPOSURE RISK POSED BY THE OVD1 TURNED HIC AND INITIATE ACTIONS TO EITHER UPRIGHT IT OR SHIELD IT.
02:30 HIC HAS BEEN SHIELDED OR PLACE ON THE TRAILER FOR 7.2.3-7 MOVEMENT TO THE LLWSB.
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off the car during that ground tremor. It is laying on its side, the cover has fallen off and several filters are laying on the ground. We are in the process of taking general area radiation surveys and will initiate air and contamination surveys. I'll get back to you with the results. Could you get me some additional RP techs to help control this area?"
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MAINE YANKEE Page 7.2.3-3 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE 7.2.3-2 TIME: 01:00 INFORMATION TO EE CALLED INTO THE SHIFT MANAGER VIA TELEPHONF.JFEMCO "This is (name, from RP)...I've got some initial radiation survey information.
Radiation levels on the HIC (contact reading) are 7,000 mR/hr, they drop off to 800 mR/hr at 1 meter.
2 Contamination levels on the ground are measured to be 1,000,000 dpm/100 cm in the area where the filters fell out. The is a dry white powdery substance on the ground where the filters are laying.
There is an airbome survey in progress, I'll call you when it is completed.
We are in the process of posting and roping the area off to control the spread of contamination and to minimize exposures."
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When I get some more help, I'll expand our survey area. l~m sending a tech into the fuel building to get general area radiation levels."
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4 MAINE YANKEE Page 7.2.3-5 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE 9/1/98 98-06 THIS IS A DRILL MESSAGE 7.2.3-4 TIME: 01:05 INFORMATION TO BE CALLED INTO THE SHIFTMANAGER VIA TELEPHONFJFEMCO "This is (name) at the HIC spill. The general radiation levels in the Fuel Building range from 15 mR/hc at the overhead door down to 5 mrem /hr along the east wall.
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Radiation levels are as follows (refer to attached map):
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