ML20199G349
| ML20199G349 | |
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| Site: | Callaway  |
| Issue date: | 08/13/1997 |
| From: | UNION ELECTRIC CO. |
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{{#Wiki_filter:. . __ Index (] 1997 Annual Exercise Aug.12 and 13,1997 OBJECTIVES, On Site .
. OITSite F
PLAYERS LISThND OUIDELINES . Listing of On Site players
- On Site Player Guiddines and Extent of Play Off Site Players Guidelines and Extent of Play (SEMA and FEMA Agreement)
CONTROLLERS INSTRUCTIONS Listing of On Site Controllers and Evaluators
- l Centroller's Instructions CA 39 Documentation
- Observation Sheets
- Evaluation Material *
' SEQUENCE
SUMMARY
Narrative Summary Sequence of Events initial Conditions Turnover Logs and information Sequence of Simulator Actions
- MESSAGES On Site Joint Public Information Center,(JPIC)
OIT Site MINI SCENARIOS Ultimate IIcat Sink Fan Debris Ultimate lleat Sink Debris CST leak Pedestal Crane "A" St Pump, Return to Service Fire in NB02 Room - Inspection of NB02 _ Trip of"A" CCP Damper Failure and Duct Damage Inspection of Reactor Trip Breakers A.) 7 F PM i
f OPERATIONAL SUPPORT DATA ( Chernistry data ; i In-plant su:vey inaps Perimeter Rad Data and hiaps . Off site Field hionitoring Data and hiaps (Being suppiled by DOE and INEL Special Projects) SihtULATOR FAILURE DATA ( Not included for FEhiA review) hieteorological Data Plant Status Boards Process and Effluent Monitors Area Radiation Monitors
- Material not included in review copy for NRC and FEhiA O
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O O O i 1 On-Site Obiectives: Annual RERP Exercise Aug.12,1997 Obj. Description a ! 1* Perform accident detection and assessment This should be demonstrated as a minimum from the Simulator (Control Room) and TSC 2* Classify an emergency This should be demonstrated as a minimum from the Simulator (Control Room) and TSC. 3* Notify On-Site and Off-Site Emergency Response Personnel This should be demonstrated from the Simulator (Control Room) and EOF. l 4* Communicate oetween the plant, its facilities and other emergency response organization using the primary ! communication method. This will be demonstrated by all facilities 5* Control radiologica' exposures This should be demonstrated by all responders but primarily controlled from the TSC and OS Area. ; 6* Eake Proteciive Action Recommendation to Off-Site Authorities This should be demonstrated from the EOF but depending on the events may also be done from the Simulator or TSC. 7* Atgment Emergency Response Organizations :
- This will be demonstrated in support of the On Shift Organization but may be used to augment any ERO. .
!- 8* Staff the On-Shift Organization with qualified (RERP) personnel. This may be done by a review of the training records l 1997-1 Exercisc 3
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J. 9 Activate the JPIC and release informatimt This should be demonstrated in the JPIC at the State EOC.
- 10 Use the Fire Brigade for emergency response
- This should be demonstrated by the On Shift Fire Brigade but in order to mininize the impact upon the Opcisin.g plant, l- the Fire Brigade will be prestaged using Fire Brigade members not responsbie for plant opei.iions at the time of the drill.
i 11 Allow for the prompt access of emergency equipment and support [ 12- Perform rumor controi 13 Provide support to Off-Site Agencies for environmental sampling and analysis, and PARS for the Ingestion pathway. 14 Perform field monitoring, including soil, water, vegetation 15 Determine the magnitude and impact of a radiological release. 16 Provide for the use of KI ' 17 Perform plant recovery and reentry i i Indicates objectives that must be demonstrated every year. ' l l 4 k' i 199/-l Exercise 4 7/2197
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! l 1 Mobilization of Emergency X X X X X :
Personnel . ! 2 Faciiities, equip. & displays X l X X X 3 Direction and control of Ein X X X Ops ! 4 Communications X l X X X ~ X 5 Em. Worker exposure control X X X 6 Field Rod Monitoring Ambient l X j i Radiation l 3 Plume dose projection l X l 8 Field Rod Monitoring, Airbome I X I lodine / Port.
- 9 Plume protective action X Decisions X
[j t 10 Public oferting (15 minutes) & ! Notification : l 11 Public information and X
- - Instructions !
i 12 Media briefings X I 13 Rumor contro; X r I 14 Ki for emergency workers X X X 15 Implement protective actions, j Sp. Populot. ,
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Teams Center 18 R&CC Registration and monitoring 19 Facilities for congregate core 20 Emergency MedicalServices-Transport. 21 Hospital Operations , 22 Worker / vehicle Monitoring and Decon. 23 Assistance Requests (Federal
- & other) 24 Ingestion Sompte CoIIection X ,
- and transport .
25 Environmentat Sompte X Analysis ? 26 Dose Assessment / Team X Coord. Ingest. PARS 27 Protective Action X i Implementation (Ingest.) i 28 Relocation /re-entry /retum X X Decisions 29 Relocation /re-entry /retum X X 4 Implementation . , 30 Shift change (24 hr.Statfing) X X X X X 31 On-Site Evacuations Support 32 Unannounced Drill / Exercise 33 Off Hours Drill / Exercise 1977-1 Exercise 6 7!28,97
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'l Mobilization of Emergency X X X X X X l
- Pe sonnel i 2 Facilities, equip. & dispicys l X l X X X 3 Direction and control of Em l X X X X X X.
l Ops I i 4 Communications l X l X X X X X 5 Em. Worker exposure control X X X X X 6 Field Rod Monitoring Ambient l l Radiation l l 7 Plume dose projection l l 8 Field Rod Monitoring, Airbome l l lodine / Port. l l 9 Plume protective action l " Decisions l l 10 Public cle.iing (15 minutes) & X X X X Notification
- 11 Public information and X X X Instructions ,
! 12 Media briefings l l ) 13 Rumor control l 14 Ki for emergency wo'kers l X X X X 15 Implement protective actions, l X X X X Sp. Populot. I __ 16 School protective actions l X X X X 17 Traffic and access control l X X X X g l 1997-1 Exercise 7 7t& 97 l
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l 18 R&CC Registration and X X monitoring 19 Facilities for congregate care l l X X - 20 Emergency Medical Services- l l Transport. l l 21 Hospital Operations l l 22 Worker / vehicle Monitoring X X and Decon. 23 Assistance Requests (Federal l l
& other) l l 24 Ingestion Sample Collection l l and transport l l 25 Environmentat Sample l l Analysis l l '
26 Dose Assessment / Team l l Coord. Ingest. PARS l 27 Protective Action l l Implementation (Ingest.) l l 28 Relocation /re-entry /retum l Decisions l : , 29 Relocation /re-entry /retum X X X X l Implementation l 30 Shift change (24 hr. Staffing) X X X l l X X 31 On-Site Evacuations Support l' l 3 32 Unannounced Drill / Exercise l l 33 Off Hours Drill / Exercise l l 1997-1 Exercise 3 7/28/97
O O O s OB DESCRIPTION Fulton Osage South Gascon. %go North Fulton Fulton Presby.
.. J Public R-1 Call R-il R-1 m.R-2 Call. R - Manor Commu Manor Schools Schools Schools Schools Schools 1 Nursing n. Care Nursing Schools Home Home 1 Mobilization of Emergency Personnel 2 Focilities, equip. & dispicys 3 Direction and control of Em Ops 4 Communications X 5 Em. Worker exposure control X 6 Field Rod Monitoring Ambient Radiation 7 Plume dose projection 8 Field Rod Monitoring, Airbome lodine / Port. . , _
I 9 Plume protective action
- Decisions 10 Public cierting (15 minutes) &
7 Notification ; 11 Public information and instructions i 12 Media briefings ! 13 Rumor control 14 K1 for en ergency workers X 15 Implement protective actions, Sp. Popuict. 16 School protective actions X 17 Traffic and access control 1997-I Ewrcisc 9 7/28!97
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l Schools Home Home 18 R&CC Registration and n.onitoring 19 FaciEties for congregate core 20 Emeinency MedicalServices-Transport. 2: Hospital Operations t 22 Worker / vehicle Monitoring and Decon. 23 Assislonce Requests (Federal , & other) 24 Ingestion Sample Collection I and transport Environmentot Sompte I'25 Ano!ysis 26 Dose Assessment / Team Coord. Ingest. PARS , 27 Protective Action implementation (Ingest.) 28 Relocatior'/re-entry /retum Decisions
- 29 Relocation /re-entry /retum implementation i 30 Shift change (24 hr. Staffing) 31 On-Site Evacuations Support 32 Unannounced Drill / Exercise 33 Off Hours Drill / Exercise l 1997-I Exerciw to 7/28/97
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- n. Clinics 6 District Hospital Mobilization of Emergency Personnel 2 Facilities; equip. & displays 3 Direction and control of Em Ops -
4- Communications 5 Em. Worker exposure control , 6 Field Rod Monitoring Ambient Radiation 7 Plume dose projection 8 Field Rod Monitoring, Airbome lodine /Part. 9 Plume protective action Decisions 10 Public alerting (15 minutes) & Notification 11 Public ;nformation and Instructioris 12 Media briefings 13 Rumor control 14 KI for emergency workers 15 knP'enet omtecwe actions. sp. Popuiat. 16 School protective actions
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24 Ingestion Sompte Collection and transport 25 Environmentot Sample Analysis 26 Dose Assessment / Team Coord. Ingest. PARS 27 Protective Action implementation (ingest.) 28 Relocation /re-entry /retum Decisions 29 Relocation /re-entry /retum implementation 30 Shift change (24 hr.S' offing) 31 On-Site Evacuations Support l 32 Unannounced Drill / Exercise 33 Off Hours Drill / Exercise X = to be demonstrated in 1997 . Shaded identifies open item 1997-1 Exerche 12 7/2&97
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( ltrticipants G:Idell:es Annual RERP Exercise Aug.12,1997 7
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- 1. General The Annual Exercise will be conducted starting approximately 0700 hrs. on Tuesday, Augest 12,1997.
The Exercise will be conducted with full participation from State and local agencies as well as an Initial Site Team from the NRC. The initial Site Team from the NRC will be participants, not evaluators and should be treated as participants. Information should be shared with the NRC just as it would be with any other participant or facility. Players' critiques will be held in each facility immediately after the Exercise is tenninated in the respective facility, it is expected that all personnel on site will respond to and support any site wide announcements related to the drill events. Examples of these announcements would be those associated with accountability, adverse weather, and/or Security events. You should follow the instructions until the announcement is made to " Return to normal work activities". The Exercise this year is a 2 day exercise although the Utility's involvement in the second day is limited, some support will be required for the events of the Post Plume Scenarios. At the close of the Plume Phase on Day 1, the center of the activity for the transition to the intermediate phase and the Ingestion Phase for the second day will be in the State EOC in .'efTerson City. [ 11. Particioatine Orcanizations- (Day 1) A. All Union Electric Callaway Emergency Response Organizations.
- 11. State Emergency Management Agency C. State Dept. ofilealth (Doll))
D. Plume EPZ Counties Emergency Response Organizations for:
- Callaway County e Gasconade County
- Montgomery County
. Gasconade County E. Various other State of Missouri and County Agencies F. NRC Initial Site Response Team and associated support organizations G. FEMA Region Vil le971 hercisc 15 7/28N7
111. PRE STAGING / PRE-POSITIONING / PRE EXERCISE MEETINGS A. Control Room crew shift tumover will be held in the Simulator. Control Room personnel should be in the Simulator prior to 0650 hours for shift tumover, e B. Control Room Communicators (2 Equipment Operators,2 l&C Techs or some combination there of) and the Count Room Technician will be pre staged in the Training Center Lunch Room /Dreak Area. Theyshould respond to drill alarms, announcements or iequests as if they respopnding to the Control Room in the plant. They should continue to support Simulator / Control Room activities until released to the OS Area by the Shift Supervisor. An additional Fire Brigade just for the support of drill events will be staged in the Field Office or EO " Ready Room". They will respond only to drill events. C. A 0640 morning meeting will be conducted for drill in Room # 122 in the Training Center. This meeting will simulate the one typically held in the plant. If your department is nonnally represented at the plant 0640 meeting, then a drill representative should be at the drill 0640 meeting. The drill EDO/EC may designate specific additional participants that are to attend tV., meeting. D. Those participants that will be responding as JPIC participants or as Company Spokesperson will be allowed to pre position in the Region West Ileadquarters Building (Mike Cleary's oflice) 101 Madison Street, Jefferson City, MO by 7:30 a.m. the moming of the Exercise. (The phone number at which you may be contacted prior to reporting to the JPIC is 6817137.) You should not respond until specifically contacted that this number. IV. Extent of Play Observe standard radio transmission restrictions for those radio sensitive areas a plant. (O) A. All participant activities should be carried out to the fullest extent possible, except for specific exceptions noted by the controller for the particular action. B. All Exercise communications (telephone, announcements, radio, etc.) should be preceded and followed by the phrase " Tills IS A DRILL". Any communications with off-site organizations or individuals who are not aware of the Exercise should be given a brief explanation that these events are not real and that their actions are not actually required. Any additional informantion needed should be directed to the JPlc in Jefferson City. C. No Plant system or equipment ,vhich may affect Plart operation or safety should be manipulated or operated in any manner, D. The Simulator will be used for n!! Exercise activities instead of the actual Control Room. E. Controllers may terminate any action by participants if those actions are deemed unnecessary, inadvisable, or unsafe by the controller. No participant should perform any unsafe act in order to demonstrate an Exercise objective. If there is a question regarding safety, check with your controller, F. Should a real emergency arise during the Exercise, participation in the Exercise will cease, and the (q) real emergency will be dealt with. 19971 rserche 16 7/2W7
- 0. Acttal administration of potassium iodide will be simul:ted should conditions warrant its administration, llov ver all necessary steps and documentation up to the actual issue and consumption of the K1 tablets should be completed.
U, 11. Any inquiries or interface with the media or press should be directed to the JPIC in Jefferson City. V. Eouinment A. Use of the fo' lowing equipment will be demonstrated but information may be supplied by controllers:
- 1. Radiological surveying and analysis equipment
- 2. Plant Computer System
- 3. Plant Radio System 4 Notincation System
- 13. Equipment not fully demonstrated, but if needed, related infonnation or guidance may be provided by controllers:
TSC/ EOF emergency circulation / ventilation will not be maintained in the emergency position. VI. Players and Facility Critiaue q V At the conclusion of the drill, a few minutes will be allowed to assemble drill related materials, to self critique and evaluate performance within the respective functional groups, and then the facility critiques will begin. Self critique is a very important part of the drill process. The ability to objectively evaluate and critique our ability to respond to drill situations. should allow us to identify areas needing improvement and also areas of strength, which should better prepare us to respond to real emergencies. A. The Coordinator in each aiea should lead the group self critiques and then summarize the specine comments in the facility critique. Each participant has the opportunity to have their comments voiced if not covered in the summary by the coordinator. Individual participants should be encouraged to send any cdditional comments or specine problem areas not addressed in the critique to the Supervisor, EP (John Neudecker).
- 11. The Lead Controller in each facility should call the facility critique to order, establish any necessary guidelines, then turn the critique over to the lead participant in each facility to conduct. Notes will be taken of the critique comments for evaluation by the Callaway Managers and the EP Dept.
Identincation of signincant problems may result in SOSs being written to track corrective actions. Less significant problems may be entered into the Action Tracking System. n b C. Controllers for the specific areas should participate in the group critiques and contribute to the facility critique after the area coordinator, if the coordinator has missed anything signincant. 19971lierche 17 7/2L97
The Facility Evaluator will be given the opportunity to end'the critique with his comm:nts on the overall , performance of the team in the facility and their c.bility to protect the he .lth and safety of the public and [ the plant staff, 1 5 t f 1 I l l t
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Off Site PI:yer Guidell es a:d Exte:t of PI:y The extent of play for the perficipants is essentially that as stated in the letter of Starch 27,1997 with minor agreed to adjustments between SEh1A (Sate of h1issouri) and FEh1A Region VII. It has not been included with this package. Final agreement will be established after the Ingestion Pathway Training provided by the Federal Agencies on June 18 and 19,1997. It will be added to the final copies of the scenario package after those meetings. O O 19971 Esercisc 19 7/2L97
Controller Guidance Responsibilities and Expectations Your role as a Controller for the Exercise may be slightly different from that, that you have fulfilled in the past. There will be Facility Evaluators that will be obsening the abilities of the controllers to control the drill as well as the participants rasponses. The ability to self critique and identify areas of weaknesses and improvement opportunities in the participants responses as well as our control of the drill events becomes essential to the success of 6he evaluated Exercise. Additionally, this year will have members from the ? 'C Initbl Site Response Team participating as Emergency Responders in our facilities. They shoult .,e given the same consideration as the other players. We anticipate approximately 4 to S in the TSC,8 to 10 in the EOF, and 2 to 3 in the State EOC. As a controller, your responsibilities will be 'o:
. control the events of the scenario,
" Remember our ability to correctly control the events can also influence the success or failure of the participants"
. not allow operation of equipment that may effect the plant operations, esg rially radio transmission in those areas in the plant that are sensitive to such.
. not allow any unsafe action or allow any participant to put themselves at risk,
. observe the participants actions and take notes, hd complete evaluation material if applicable, give the participants the chance to critique themselves and bring constructive comments to both the functional area critique and the emergency response facility critique,
. identify for discussion, important issues not addressed by the participants in the facility critique.
In the Annual Evaluated Exercise on Aug. 12,1997, the Facility Evaluators, Lead Controllers, and Lead Participant in each facility will be responsible for coordinating with the EP Dept. to identify action items from the post Exercise Critique comments in each facility. Expectations of you as a controller are: axpected to know the sequence of events for the scenario and how your specitic area fits into (12 Aain scenario,
- be Rmiliar with the expected responses of the positions that you are controlling and anticipate the actions of the participants, . understand that the simulator will drive the operational plant actions, but in the event of a simulator failure, know what your actions would be to continue the events without the simulator, . contribute to the functional area and facility critiques, through your verbal comments or written evaluations and checklists - forward all suggestions that may improve the abilities of the Emergency Response Organization, to the EP Dept.
J Remember, the drill is a form of training and training is to be encouraged, but coaching and prompting during the evaluated Exercise may result in the failure of the Exercise. 19971 INerche 22 Si?NT
Controller Int tructio.gs p V All facility controllers should ptc-position themselves at least 15 minutes prior to facility activation or if the event initiates outside a facility, be on location 15 minutes prior to the initiation. Facility Time of Activation Preposition Simulator 0640 0625 TSC/OSA 0730 0715 EOF R20 0705 ,
'l All controllers for the JPIC, Company Spokespersun and State EOC should be in place at the State ,
Emergency Management Agency Headquarters by 0800 since the participants will be pre positioned in the Region West Offices . Ini.tial conditions and other pertinent Exercise information will be presented to departmental representatives, key participants and Controllers during the Shift Supervisor's morning meeting at 0640 in room #122 in the Training Center. All Lead Controllers for the On_ Site Organizations should contact the Simulator Controller (68809) or Lead Controller prior to their facility's/ftmetion's activation time to verify controller communications. The goveming clock will be the digital display in the Simulator which will be synchronized to the Simulator Plant Computer time display. Facility clocks and controller's watches and facility should be (Q/ synchronized to the Plant Computer time display. Controllers will be using the Plant Radio System, (800 Mhz System) for communication between facilities and teams. The teams should be using plant channel I or 2. The controllers should be communicating on the Training Dept. Radios, Training Channel 5, (HP T). Insure that all 800 MHz radios are turned off before entering plant areas identified as "NonTransmit" areas and that no participants " key" their radios in these areas. All messages controlling the progress of the Exercise scenario are noted with an identifying number. Contingency messages, those needed to maintain the Exercise scenario sequence of events, are identified by a letter designation, "C", following the message number. If the use of a contingency message is necessary to maintain progress of the Exercise scenario, the situation should be discussed with th: D emise Lead Controller prior to the issuance of the message, Act. ions or messages that the Controller needi to inject into :he events to stop an known action or
~ response , are identified by a 1.:tter designation, "I", following 6 message number.
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Messages to be issued to initiate public information, media monitoring functions in the State EOC or JPIC, or'other 01T Site Agencies will be further identified by a letter (s) designator preceding the message 73 > t number. These designators are as follows:
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"JPIC" Public Information function in the JPIC.
"SRC" State rumor Control in the JPIC.
"MM" Media Monitoring function in the JPIC.
"C" for Callaway County /Fulton, "M" for Montgomery County, "O" for Osage, "G" for Gasconade.
All messages should be issued at their designated time unless otherwise instructed by the Lead Controller. Time that is enclosed in parenthesis (Time), is an approximate time that resulting actions should be completed by and the message passed or event completed. Time-related plant parameters and radiological data should be issued when specific requests are made by the participant to the appropriate Controller or when players read an instrument pertaining to parameters
. needed. The participant should take actions that would justify the information provided.
Sh8uld the simulator fail, Controllers in the key functional areas (HP and Tech Assess in the TSC and Dose Assessment and Protective Measures Coordinator in the EOF) will have plant data sheets and information containing the information that should be obtained from the appropriate data displays. These sheets a e contained within the last section of the scenario package. Prior to using these data sheets and the information contained in them, the lead controller in the Simulator should be contacted and the loss of the Simulator Data Production confirmed. Release of the data should be coordinated n
- through the Exercise Lead Controller,
\ J Controllers should contact the Lead Controller whenever unplanned scenario variations that may affect the main scenario occur during the Exercise. In addition, other controllers whose assigned areas may be affected should also be notified of the scenario variation. If operation of plant equipment, i.e., starting or stopping equipment is simulated, the simulator operators should be notified (68809 or Radio Channel 5, HP T) so that those actions may be reflected on the simulator. All emergency notifications should be completed in accordance with EIP-ZZ-00201, Notifications.
- a. It is anticipated that the communicator will be held on the phone once the NRC is contacted.
(Typially, only the notification of first emergency clasdfication and the drill termination will be performed unless instructed differently by the NRC Duty Officer on the day of the drill / Exercise.)
- b. Notifications to ANI and INPO will be in accordance with their instructions after the first notification. Typically this is only the initial and final notifications. If this is the case, all intermediate notifications may be simulated.
The primary function of the controller is to control the situations to whkh the participants have to respond. Each controller should take notes regarding the progress of the Exercise and the responses of the Exercise " players". The " Controller Observation Sheets" at the end of this section, should be used for - taking these notes, recording comments on the participants responses and as a reference for completion of the evaluation materials. () w.t twein u LW
Evaluation materials should be re"iewed prior to the Exercise. The subject matters covered in the evaluation niaterial should be observed during the Exercise and should serve as a guideline for conducting the post-Exercise critique. Evaluation and Observation sheets must be turned in to the V facility Lead Controller at the end of the facility critiaue, o Areas needing improvement, weaknesses, or concerns that are observed during the Exercise should be identified during the Facility Critique and should be documented during the critique. Corrective action Work Regt.nts and SOS's may be generated by any individual. Corrective actions identified during the critiques will be evaluated by the EP Department and WRs or SOSs generated. Controller discussion of the proper use of scenario data or expected response of the players with Exercise " players" should be a part of the critiques in the functional areas. Controllers should ensure that contact between participants and observers is avoided. This may include the establishment of observer areas in the emergency response facilities. Observers, Controllers and Evaluators are exempt from all drill / Exercise related access control, contamination control, and accountability procedures in effect when entering or exiting an Emergency Response Facility. These udividuals shall wear identification provided by the EP Department. Any person encountering members of the news media should direct pras inquiries to the Joint Public Information Center (JPIC). The telephone number is 526-9136. Prior to the end of the Er:crcise, each controller should ensure a CA-39, Training Documentation Form,
\ is circulated amd all participuts fill it out. These will be available in each facility. Completed CA-39s should be given to the facility Lead Controller or forwarded to the EP Dept.
The controller organization and phone numbers are attached. All scenario packages should be returned to the Emergency Preparedness Department. Critique schedules and post Exercise Meetings will be covered in a separate letter. A V { l IW71 Eten:ise 25 S!TN1
N:rretive S:mm:ry 1997 Annual RERP Exercise Aug.12 and 13,1997 p On Monday, Aug. I1,1997, a Callaway News Bulletin was issued informing all Plant Personnel that it appears that the fuel defect (that was experienced shonly after startup from Refuel 8), has opened up again. RCS activity is slowly increasing. Continued plant operations have not been impacted yet. (This News Bulletin will be a drill message and identified as such.) Key Departmental personnel (drill participants) will receive their nomial 0540 morning meeting from the Simulator Shift Supervisor. Initial Conditions will be established by approximately 0700 and an announcement over the Gaitronics made " Commencing the 1997 Evaluated RERP Exercise" Shortly after taking the shif1 (0730), the Simulator Control Room will receive alarms on KC008, Fire Protection Panel. The (simulmed) Fire Watch supporting the work in "B" Diesel Generator Room will report smoke in the NB02 Switchgear room (NB02 Fire Mini scenario). The Fire Brigade will be called to respond. (The Fire Brigade that responds will be prestaged in the Operations Field OITice or EO
" Ready Room" and will not impact the On shift crew responsible for plant operations.) The fire will be in the NB02 Switchgear and contained to this area, but the switchgear damage will require extensive investigation prior to being returned to service (NB02 Inspection and Repair Mini scenario). This should cause an ALERT (EAL 3F) to be declared.
At 0815, shortly after getting the fire extinguished, the site will experience high winds and the operating p crew will receive reports of a tornado sighting. Plant personnel response in accordance with EIF-ZZ-d 00231 should be observed. Visual reports from Security will inficate leakage from the Condensate - Storage Tank due to wind damage, damage to the support structure for the Pedestal Crane outside the Containment Equipment Hatch, damage to the Training Annex Building, debris in the Ultimate Heat Sink (UllS) Cooling Tower ("A" train only) and debris floating in the UllS. At 0830, the Control Room / Simulator will receive indication of a small break LOCA, (Loss of Coolant Accident). It will require that the Reactor be manually tripped, and initiation of manual Safety Injection.
"A" CCP will trip on the SI initiation. The Reactor will not trip automatically or manually, (EAL 4T ATWS) and a Site Emergency should be declared. "A" train Safety injection Pump was tagged out of service as part of the shift turnover and NB02 has been lost due to the fire. This leaves only the NCP, the "A" RIIR Pump, and the SI Accumulators available to provide cooling to the core, none of which will provide adequate immediate core cooling. The NCP, if restarted, will only supply seal water to the RCP seals. The loss of high head injection, the increase in incore Thermocouples temperatures (approaching 1200 F)., coupled with subsequent increases in Containment Ilydrogen and radiation levels leads to indirect indication of significant core damage. This will cause entry into FR-C.2, once FR-S.1 is completed, on inadequate core cooling capabilities. (The arrival of the NRC Initial Site Team is anticipated in this time frame.)
Containment Pressure, Ilydrogen and radiation levels will continue to increase until 0925. At this time there will be a defmite indication of significant pressure increase and decrease , followed by a decrease p in the indicated hydrogen concentration. This hydrogen burn will result in the failure of the containment v mini purge inner isolation damper and rupture of the ventilation duct upstream of the outer isolation damper. This will create the release pathway (Containm:nt/ Aux. Building / Unit Vent). This should 1997 RERP Exerche Aug 12 and 13.1997
cause a Gener:I Emergency (EAL 2E) to be declared. Automatic Protective Actions of evacuation of the general public for 2 miles around the plant cnd for 5 miles in the downwind sectors should be made. Subsequent Protective Actions based upon plant conditions should be to recommend," Evacuation for !n) the 5 mile radius and for 10 miles in the sectors downwind". The radiological release pathway will have been created and the release will continue for approximately 2 to 4 hours. The anticipated temporary repairs should be made to the damaged ductwork (approximately 3 hrs or less). This should allow control of the existing relea:.c and future releases to be controlled using the outer damper. Upon tennination of the release, establishment of stable plant conditions, and decreasing radiation levels, transition to a Recovery Organization will be initiated and the Plume Phase of the Exercise will terminate. Critiques should follow in all On Site and Off Site facilities. ARer the release is terminated, the wind will shin (approximately 1300 to 1330 hr.) so that it is coming from the West (270 ) and a front bringing rains across the whole State of Missouri will occur. This will cause the deposition of the remaining materials in the plume. The focus of the emergency response will shin to the State EOC with the conclusion of the Plume Phase and facility critiques. This will require the relocation of all State participar^s from the EOF or field locations to SEMA Offices in the Missouri National Guard Headquarters Building outside Jefferson City. About 1530 hr., the Post Plume Participants should be assembled in the State EOC. State and Utility representatives will meet briefly to review implemented actions. The DOE /FRMAC Advance Team should have arrived and the airborne monitoring (fixed wing) aircraft should be in the process of (o) collecting data at this time. A timejump of 6 to 8 hours will be initiated as the responders re assemble. The initial re establishment of conditions and review of protective actions will be conducted in conjunction with the " handshaking meeting" for the arrival of the additional Federal Support (FRMAC). Upon conclusion of the "llandshake Meeting" and the establishment of conditions for all players, Initial Flyover Data for the plume footprint should be available for review ofinitial PARS. This should be the last of the activities for Exercise Day 1. Exercise Day 2 (On site) should begin with a combined critique being conducted for the evaluation of comments from the facility critiques. Off Site, Exercise Day 2 will begin with the assembly of all the Post Plume Phase participants at the State EOC. The Environmental Sampling Field Teams will be assigned samples to collect from specific beations, briefed and dispatched by a representative of SEMA. Analytical data with the isotopic ct icentrations will be provided to DOH for the development of DRLs and PARS. This will be done concurrently while o her information is being given to other DOH participants tht.t represents a 6 day timejump to Scenari) Day 7 so that the necessary discussions conceming the revision of existing PARS can be carried out. T.iese d'scussions (phone calls, faxer, etc.) may include all the local, state and Federal autholities thi t ar : either impacted by the deposition (local counties and State) or have controls over the foodstuffs in . he area. ,q Upon completion of the long term, Ingestion Pathway portion of the Exercise, the Exercise will C/ terminate and the participant's critique will commence. 1997 RFRP Exerdse Aug 12 and 13,1997
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delivered to the UMC labs for transfer, receipt, preparation and analysis under the observation of the ; - :; FEMA evaluator. This will be done out of sequence but will have no impact upon the events of the Exercise. O The Montgomery County _and Lincoln University Jason Gym Reception and Care Centers will be.- . L exercised on Monday evening, Aug. I1,1997. N O E L i LO l l t 1997 RERP Exercisc .
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Scenario Message or Initiated from Message / Event Time Event No. Aug.12, 1 Sim. Controller Morning Meeting, establishes initial Conditions and 0640 hr. prepares for shift turnover / morning meeting 0700 hr. 2 Sim Controller Gaitronics Announcement," Commencing Annual RERP Exercise". "A" St Pump Miniscenario initiated. 0730 3 Fire Marshallin Fault on NB02 bus (main supply breaker) control NB02 room, circuitry. Resulting fire in NB02 main supply breaker
. Alarm on KC008 cubicle and NB02 is lost due to fire. Fire Brigade in Simulator, responds. Initiate mini-scenarios for NB02 Fire and Inspect and Repair NB02 The NB02 Fire Miniscenario has a controller inject message telling the FDL to obtain outside assistance (South Callaway Fire Dept.) -
(0745) OBS Gaitronics ALERT Declared (3F), staffmg of ERFs begin (0750) 4C Sim controller Contingency Message for ALERT Declaration 0810 5 Various NOA weather alert of confirmed tornado sightings Northeast of Mokane. 0815 6 CAS Controller Tornado sighted approaching the plant site. 6C Simulator Gaitronics Announcement for all personnel to seek f) V (0817) Controller shelter and stay inside until further notice (0820) 7 CAS Controllu Tornado touches down in the Owner Controlled Area causing Damage to Site Structures. Initiate Mini scenarios: Leak in CST, Damage to Pedestal Crane, Debris in UIIS, Debris in "A" train" UHS Fan Towers, (0832) 8C Gaitronics All clear from Tornado, TS&R Team may be dispatched to investigate NB02 damage. 0830 OBS Simulator Indication of LOCA (D Loop, Excess Letdown line). Man. Trip of Reactor, Unsuccessful (ATWS), Manual SI initiated. EAL indications for a Site Emergency present.
"A" CCP trips with the initiation of the SI. Initiate "A" CCP Miniscenario (0845) OBS Gaitronics Site Emergency Declared (4T on ATWS).
(0855) 9C TSC Contingency Message for Site Em. Declaration (0900) 10 1 TSC Accountability Declared. Simulated actions only after protective actions considered l NRC Initial Site Team arrives i 0925 OBS Simulator Containment pressure increase, then decrease, hydrogen decrease, and indication ofinner mini purge isolation damper ia mid position. EAL indications for GE fa V declaration. Release initiated. 1997 RERP Exercisc Aug 12 and 13,1997
(0940) OBS TSC Ge eral Em Dect: red (2E) by TSC. EOF issues automatic PARS of Evae 2 mi. around and 5 miles I downwind. (q j (0950) 11C TSC Contingency Message for General Em. Declaration (1000) OBS EOF PARS based upon plant conditions, upgraded to Evac 5 miles around and 10 miles downwind (1030) OBS OSA Mech. TS&R Team dispatched to investigate Dampers and Duct work (1030) OBS "A" CCP Em Fault Mentified and repairs completed,"A" CCP returned Team- to service. (1230) OBS Conditions met and RHR injection established (1230) OBS Damper Duct repaired / shut, Release Terminated (1330) OBS Plant Recovery Discussions complete. Transition to Recovery Org in EOF 1345 Terminate Plume Phase Exercise in ERFs and begin Facility critiques. Pause all activities for critiques State Field Team State Field Teams collect initial environmental samples Communicator to support flyover data evaluation. 1530 Controller Re establish drill conditions and resume post plume activities at State EOC in Jefferson City . (1530) Controller Timejump to 2130 hrs. reset conditions, recap recent events, present initial flyover data. OBS State and Local" handshake meeting" with Federal b) w/ Agencies Day 2 Transition to Scenario Day 7 Aug.13 Assembly of Post Plume / Ingestion Pathway participants (0800) and controllers at State EOC, Jefferson City 0830 Controllers Set initial conditions for Post Plume Phase of Exercise (0900) OBS Environmental Field Teams briefed by SEMA representative and dispatched according to sampling plan (0900) OBS Doll representatives begin analysis of collected data for PAR evaluation (0930) OBS PAR discussions by State, Local and Federal Participants evaluating existing PAR and modifications to PARS. (1200) Controller Terminate Post Plume / Ingestion Phase Exercise ((1230) all Critique of Exercise , \J l l 1997 RERP Exercisc ! Aug 12 and 13,1997
Initial conditionn Monday Aug. I1,1997 ( ) Callaway News Bulletin issued Monday allernoon addressing the reoccurrence of the leak in the fuel. Tuesday Aug. 12,1997 Plant's approximately mid cycle,(220 EFPD). Plant is at 100% power. Mini purge was initiated at 0500 hr. this morning. CVCS letdown flow is 120 gpm and RCS activity appears to be holding steady for now at just less than 1.0 uci/cc DEI. Entry requirements for Tech Spec 3.4.8 are being monitored. RCS samples are being collected and analyzed every 4 hr, with the last sample taken at 0600. Alarm set points for SJ-RE-01 (channel 016 on the RM i1) CVCS Letdown Monitor, have been raised to 30 uci/cc for the high alarm and 60 uci/cc for the high high alarm. The initial increase in RCS activity appears to have started around noon yesterday, Aug. I1,1997.
"A" Safety Injection (SI) Pump is tagged out of service for maintenance. While filling accumulators on Owls, an oil leak from a crack in the oil supply line was noticed. The oil line has been removed, maintenance is to fabricate a replacement on dayshift.
Maintenance is continuing with the installation of additional ladders and elevated walkways in the "B" Diesel Generator Room in response to safety concerns. It is anticipated that the work may be completed by the end of day shift today, Severe Weather Warnings issued late last evening, are still in effect this morning. A low pressure !o) , system is approaching from the Southwest bringing moisture up from the Gulf. All counties in the 10 mile EPZ are under weather advisories, with a Tornado Watch in effect until 10:00 a.m and a Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 2:00 p.m. \._/ 1997 RERP lierche Aug 12 and 13.1997
i CALLAWAY PLANT NEWS" BULLETIN O Aug. I1,1997 O pr\\\ Nuclear Division Personnel: iS RCS Fuel Defect Indication Tb\s i At approdmately 1200 on 8/11/97, Operations and IIcalth Physics personnel observed increasing trends on Chemical Volume and Control System process radiation monitor, SJRE0001 Once identified, Chemistry personnel were reques;ed to sample the Reactor Coolant System. Follow-up RCS samples showed that RCS activity levels had incicased over values taken the previous day. A measurement of reactor coolant activity levels is called Dose Equivalent lodine (DEI). RCS samples showed that the DEI value had increased from 0.003 uCi/ml to 0.3 uCi/ml from the previous dais sample. This increase in activity level is an indication that a defect has developed in one or more of the fuel pin
- cladding, allowing Assion products to enter the coolant. These fission products are eventually removed by the installed CVCS cicanup demineralizer system.
Callaway has operated with limited fuel defects in the past. Previously during Cycle 6 when a defect occurred and peaked at a DEI value of 0.35 uCi/ml. And most recently at the rtart of this fuel cycle. At the current RCS activity levels, there will be no impact on continued operation of Callaway Plent. At this time, RCS samples indicate the DEI concentration is not rapidly increasing. Chemi try will e continue to monitor and trend RCS activity levels. Reactor Engineering and Nuclear Fuels will use the ( activity data to develop an estimate of the number and size of the fuel defects. Per APA ZZ-00345, Fuel Reliability Program, a Fuel Failure Impact Action Plan has been initiated to assess and minimize the impact of this fuel defect on the operation of the plant. This is a Drill
URO/ BOP WATCH RELIEF CHECKLIST Offgoing RO/ BOP: Henderson / Stewart OWL 8/12/97 UP.O / BOP Shin Date (3 i s V Review / Complete Prior to Relieving the Watch:
- URO Logs e Annunciator Test e Night Orders / Standing Orders e Control Board Walkdown e Indicating Lights / Chart Recorders e Operations /Significant Maintenance in Progress:
- 1. Mini purge started 0500 this morning.
- 2. CVCS letdown is 120 gpm and RCS activity appears to be holding steady less than 1.0 uci/cc DEI._ RCS samples are being collected and analyzed every 4 hours.
- 3. Alarm setpoints for SJ-RE-01, letdown monitor have been raised to 30uci/cc for the high alarm and 60 ucl/cc for the high high alarm.
- 4. "A" Safety Injection pump is tagged out, due to vibration problems, suspect rott. ting component failure.
O Review / Complete ARer Relieving the Watch:
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Name Time CRS/SS Initial Page1 ODP-ZZ-00003
CRS WATCII REl,IEF CIIECKI,lST Offgoing Supervisor: HICKS Night 8/12/97 Name Shift Date U Oncoming Supervisor review or perform the following:
- SS Narrative Log e Night Orders / Standing Orders e EOSL Turnover Report
- Control Board Wekdcwn e Workman's Protection Assurance e Temp Mod Log Item # ------------- -------Instructions /Information-------------------------
- 1. Mini purge started 0500 this morning.
- 2. CVCS letdown is 120 gpm and RCS activity appears to be holding steady less than 1.0 uci/cc del. RCS samples are being collected and analyzed every 4 hours.
- 3. Alarm setpoints for SJ-RE-01, letdown monitor have been raised to 30uci/cc for the high alarm and 60 uci/cc for the high high alarm.
- 4. Maintenance is continuing with ladder installation in the "B" diesel Generator room in response to safety concerns, work should complete today.
- 5. "A" Safety Injection pump is tagged out, due to vibration problems, suspect rotating co,mponent _
failure.
- 6. Severe weather warnings issued late last night, still in effect. Tornado watch until 1000, and a Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 1400.
Review or complete aller relieving the watch:
- RO Narrative Log e SOS's Appl to OPS (CTSN $468) e Highlights of Weekly Schedule Oncoming Supervisor:
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fiCENAR10 MESSAGE
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[fLl I-Controller Room #122 Delivered to: On coming Crew Location: Simulatorffraining Center Scenario Time: 0640 Select Dept. Reps Room #122 Phone No. NA THIS IS A DRil L Review Turnover Logs. Set the Initial Conditions Plants approximately mid cycle (220 EFPD). Plant is at 100% power. Mini purge was initiated at 0500 hr. this morning. CVCS letdown flow is 120 gpm and RCS activity appears to be holding steady for now at just less than 1.0 uci/cc del. Entry requirements for Tech Spec 3.4.8 are being monitored. RCS samples are being collected and analyzed every 4 hr, with the last sample taken at 0600. Alarm set points for SJ RE-01 (channel 016 on the RM 11) CVCS Letdown Monitor, have been raised to 30 ucUcc for the high alarm and 60 ucl/cc for the high high alarm. The initial increase in RCS activity appears to have started around noon yesterday, Aug. I1,1997. While filling accumulators last night, an oil leak from a crack in the oil supply line was observed. Vibrations in the rotating element was thought to be observed. The oilline has been removed and taken to Maintenance for fabricaiton of a replacement line. "A" Safety injection (SI) Pump is tagged out of service. Maintenance is continuing with the installation of additional ladders and elevated walkways in the "B" Diesel Generator Room in response to safety concerns. It is anticipated that the work may be completed by the end of day shift today. Severe Weather Warnings issued late last evening, are still in efTect this morning. A low pressure system is approaching from the Southwest bringing moisture up from the Gulf. All counties in the 10 mile EPZ are under weather advisories, with a Tornado Watch in effect until 10:00 a.m. and a Severe Thunderstorm Warning until 2:00 p.m. Tills IS A DRil,L
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Attention all personnel! Attention all personnel! - Commencing the 1997 RERP Exercise. Observe all announcements. Take all appropriate actions for Plant Emergency Alarms. t THIS IS A DRll& - 3 E' 6 3 V h
SCENARIO MESSAGE [' Initiate <l by: Fire MarshatWire Location: NB02 Switchgear Room Message No. 3 Watch Delivered to: SS/OS Location: Simulator / Control Reom Scenario Time: 0730 Phone No. 64233 / 64234 Tills IS A DRILL This is the Fire Watch for the "B" Diesel Generator Room. There's an awful lot of smoke coming from the NB02 switchgear here. The maintenance guys left about 15 minutes ago and said they'd be back in a little while. I stayed because they still had the door open and their welding leads going through it. When the Italon Alarm went off,I pulled their welding leads out, shut the door and left. I'm outside by the missile doors now. ,r y Lj Tills IS A DRILL
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- time for release is approximate and should be released only when necessary to maintain the Master Scenario Time Line THIS IS A DRILL' You met the indications of EAL 3F at approximately Oh30. Declare an ALERT.
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4 L "This it the Nationel Weather Service reporting that a tornado has been sighted on the ground in Callaway County approximately 4 miles Northeast of Mokane, Missouri. It is moving la a northeasterly direction; All persons in central and Northeast Callaway - County should take cover immedia'ely.
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-[ . Initiated by; ' 'CAS Controller - - Location: ~CAS- - Message No.- 6 Delivered to: - CAS Operator /SSS/ . Location: CAS/ Simulator Control - Scenario Time: 0815 SS/OS Room-Phone No. 64233 / 64234 THISIS A DRILL I have a funnel cloud on the monitors and it appears to be on the ground and Nding in the direction of the Plant. I'm going te continue to follow it, if you want to stay on the line.
30 seconds later - ) ( It looks like it's going between the Training Center and Stores II. It may hit the cooling tower. I Slight delay , l Man it sucked a bunch of water and stuff out of Unit 2 hole and the laydown yard. It looks like it's going to - gojuu north of the Cooling Tower. O The Cooling Tower is still standing. I'll check the other areas and get ba j THIS IS A DRILL 1 4 m ,,m.. c. ., - . . -3 ,-,-,, -
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TillSIS A Drill SCENARIO MESSA_G_fi initiated by: Simulator Lead Location: Simulator Message No. 6C Controller Delivered to: SS/OS Location: Simulator / Control Room Scenario Time: (0817) Phone No. Gaitronics Congtroller"s Note: Use this message only ifit is evident that the participants will not make a similiar announcera:nt. Tills IS A DRiti Attention all personnel, Attention all personnel. A tornado has been sighted. Go immediately to a designated tornado shelter area and seek cover. ^'
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THIS IS A DRil,L This is the CAS Operator. It appears that the tornado some damage. There's water running into the unit 2 hole from somewhere near the CST. There is a big timber and some other smaller stuff on the east side of the Fuel Building and Containment. I can see a bunch of debris in the UMS and it loaks like there's somethhp in the, top of the tower for the UllS fans on the North side. THIS IS A DRILL A ,.tg-J V
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) Controller Delivered to: SS/OS Location: Simulator / Control Room Scenario Time: (0832)
Phone No. Gaitronics TIIIS IS A DRILL Controller's Note: This message should be released only if in the opinion of the Controller that the SS will not release the all clear message Every opportunity should be given to the SS and crew to rnake this all clear announcement prior to releasing this menage. Tne time for this message release is approximate and should be released only when necessary to allow the plant staff to return to work Tills IS A DRil L Attention all personnel! Attention all personnel! The tornado has left the area. Resume your normal work activities. /~'; Attention all personnel! Attention all personnel! v'
'Ihe tornado has left the area. Resume your normal work activities.
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SCENARIO MESSAGE h f initiated by: TSC Lead Controller Location: TSC/ Simulator Message No. 9C V Sim. Lead Controller Delivered to: EC/ Shift Sup. Location: TSC/ Simulator < Scenario Time: -(0855) Phone No. NA Tills IS A DRILL Controller's Note: This mesnge should be released only ifin the opinion of the Controller that the EC will not declare tha Site Emergencv or that the Control Room is not going to call it to the attention of the TSC. Every opportunity should be given to the EC and SS to make this classification prior to releasing this message. The time for release is approximate and should be released only when necessary to maintain the Master Scenario Time Line TIIIS IS A DRILL e - You met the indications of EAL 4 T at approximately 0830. Declare a Site Emergency. Tills IS A DRILL 4 o I ')
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SCENARIO MESSAGE Initiated by: TSC Lead Controller Location: TSC Message No. 10 1 Delivered to: Em Coord Location: -TSC Scenario Time: (0900) Phone No. N/A IHIS IS A DRILL (0900) The EC should be allowed complete all considerations for declaring Accountability and go to the point cf announcing Accountability, but the Controller should stop the Announcement before it is made. Controller Inject Message The following announcement should be made in place of the prepared announcemeid. l Att ention in the Plant Attention in the Plant 1O Accountability hasJust been simulated.. All non asentialpersonnelshould continue with their normal j work activities, but should not assistparticipants orparticipate in the remainder of the drill since they [ would have left the Protected Area.. 1 Attention in the Plant Attention in the Plant l Accountability hasjust been simulated. All non essentialpersonnelshould continue with their normal work activities, but should not assist participants orparticipate in the remainder of the drillsince they would have left the Protected Area.. THIS IS A DRILL LO I l l !- j
SCEN ARIO MESS AGE / 't Initiated by: Sec Controller / TSC Location: T3C Message No. 1II b/ Lead Controller , Delivered to: Sec Coord Location: TSC Scenario Time: (0920) Phone No. NA Tills IS A DRILL Controller's Note: Since Accountability was simulated, this menage should be given to the S-curity SSS or Coordinator tpproximately 15 to 20 minutes after the announcement of Accountability. Accountability is complete as of this time . All Personnel have been accounted for. TIIIS IS A DRILL O o O
SCENARIO MESSAGE tm (\/ ) Initiated by: TSC Lead Controller Location: TSC/ Simulator Message No. IIC Sim. Lead Controller Delivered to: EC/ Shift Sup. Location: TSC/ Simulator _ Scenario Time: (0950) Phone No. NA Tills IS A DRII,L Controller's Note: This message should be released only ifin the opinion of the Controller that the EC will not dec'are the General Emergency or that the Control Room is not going to call it to the attention of the TSC. Every opportunity should be given to the EC and SS to make this classification prior to releasing this message. The time for release is approximate and should be released only when necessary to maintain the Master Scenario Time Line Tills 15 A DRIL,la You met the indications of EAL 2E at approximately 0925. Declare a General Emergency. f3 \,
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- EOC , this the road and bridge crew sent to check the road for blockage on UU at Crows Fork Creek There has .
been a serious accident out here and some people are hurt. We need an ambulance but the ambulance can't get closer thari% mile to the accident if they come out UU from Fulton unless there is a way they can get around the creek some other way. The waters is pretty high. ;
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SCENARIO MESSAGE Initiated by: Callaway 911 Location: West of Calwood Message No. Cal.3 ; Delivered to: Callaway Co. EOC Location: Fulton, Mo. Scenario Time: 1012 hrs Phone No. , THISIS A DRILI 4 There has been a wreck just before you get to Calwood, like as if you were coming from Fulton. It looked like a grain truclibut its got the whole road blocked cause of the deep din,hes. The driver is bleeding from the head and
~said his back hurt but wanted to stay with his truck till a wrecker gets there. I turned around in the road and come back to Calwood to call you.
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I SCENARIO MESSAGli Initiated by: Callaway 911 Location: _Fulton', Mo. Message No. Cal-4 Delivered to: Callaway Co. EOC Location: Fulton, Mo. Scenario Time: 1018 hrs. Phone No. Tills IS A DRILL There is a truck on fire out here on Z toward Calwood. That's all I can see. It looks like its turned over. I know I'm supposed to evacuate but I'm al'rald that the grass will catch on fore and my house will burn. I cl2't leaving till you get that fire put out. Tills IS A DRILL Q
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ECENARIO hESSAGE Initiated by: Lillian Flowers Location: Monison, Mo. Message No. Gas-1 Delivered to: Gasconade County Location: Drake, Mo. Scenario Time: 0850 Dispatch Phone No. 573 437 7770 THIS IS A DRILL My name is Lillian Flowers and Ilive near Morrison My husband, Bill, went out this morning to check ca the live stock just north of town on the gravel road. He has been gone too long, he left around 6 this morning and he is normally back in an hour or less lie drives a 4 wheel drive Ford. Its red. Could someone 30 check on him.111: health is not good any more and he is a diabetic. [v Tills IS A DRILL i
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t l l l SCENARIO MESSAGE Init!sted by: _ Ruby Smith Location: Morrison Message No. G2 DelPrered to: Gasconade Co EOC Loce.tlon: Hermann, Mo Set;nario Time: 1030 Phone No. THIS IS A DRILL i This is Ruby Smith. I live in the house right across from the siren in Morrison. The radio said to evacuate the cres. Well my husband is an invalid and can't get around. I can't get him in the car by myself and all i my neighbon are already gone. I don't know what to do but I won't leave him. What can I do? THIS IS A DRILL 1 O
SCENARIO hESSAGE Initiated by: _ Unknown Caller Location: Hermann, Mo. Message No. G3 Delivered to: Gasconade Co EOC Location: Hermann, Mo. Scenario Time: 0958 i Phone No. 573 437-7770 THISIS A DRILL 1 There's a gas truck that hit the bridge. There is something all over the road , its really slick, cars are going everywher'e I can't tell what it is, maybe its not gas but it sure is causing a mess. IElf IS A DRILL O L L b O I 1_ l
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SCENARIO MESSAGE Initiated by: Unknown caller Location: Americus Message No. M-1 Delivered to: Mont.Co.EOC Location: Mont. Co. Scenario Time: 1030 Phone No. 573 564-3703 THIS IS A DRILL Ifello, I'm calling from Americus, I was leaving my home after the evacuation was ordered and saw a h:ndicapped bus in the ditch about 5 miles west of Americus on Route K. I don't know if anyone was hurt. I probably should have stopped but there was no place for me to get cff the road and I'm 81 years old and I have a had heart so I though I better come on and call for help. THISIS A DRILL y , , _ - - , y..
SCENARIO MESSAGE Initiated by: Elmer Fuzz Location: Americus Message No. M 2-Delivered to: Mont Co EOC Location: Mont. City Scenario Time: 1035 Phone No. 573 564 3703 TilI3 IS A DRILL IIello, this is Elmer Fuzz, I called a minute ago to report the wreck or Route Kt well I must have gotten too cscited,I'm ~ having chest pains and they are really bad,I can't drive, I need help quick, I 'll wait in my car . ( No further voice communication, the line is still open ) Tills IS A DRILL O
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SCENARIO MESSAGE Initiated by: Joe Public Location: Portland, Mo. Message No. M3 Delivered to: Montgomery Location: Montgomery City, Mo. Scenario Time: 1015 Dispatch Phone No. 573 564-3703 Tills IS A DRILL I lley,l'm calling from Portland,Ijust came up flighway 94 and right there when you come up from the flats before you get to Blumon , there is a house on fire, I didn't see anyone around but it was burning f;st. THIS IS A DRIL.L
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SCENARIO MESSAGE t 1 Initiated by: Citizen Location: County Road 274A Message No. Osage.1 Delivered to: _ Osaae Dispatcher - Location: Linn, Mo. Scenario Time: 0845 Phone No. 573 897-2285 THISIS A DRILL
. I live on 274 A about half way between 89 and Route Z. Lighting struck my barn and its on fire. I need some h:1p , all my winter feed is in there, ifI lose it, I'll lose my place to the banker. I think I'm closer to Morrison than to Chimois.
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i SCENARIO hESSAGE Initiated by: John Deer Location: County Road 321 Message No. Osage-2 f Delivered to: Osaae Dispatcher Location: Linn, Mo. Scenario Time: 0955- q Phone No. 573 897-2285 l THIS IS A DRILL . l This is John Deer, my wife is having chest pains, I think its a heart attack, I need an ambulance fast, I'm the last ; liouse on Road 321 before it ends, the mail box looks like a Massey Ferguson tractor, please come quick. : i 1 THIS IS A DRILL ! O ! f t t D
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initiated by: Sheriffs Dept. Location: Linn, Mo. Message No. Osage-4 Delivered to: Osage Co. EOC Location: Linn, Mo. Scenario Time: 1115 hrs. P Phone No. THIS IS A DRILL ' f l'm calling from a cell phone down the road from Chamois by the tracks. We are stuck is traffic and there is a girl in the car fn front of me and she is having a baby. She's trying to make it to Jeff City but I've had 5 kids myself and I'm telling you, she ain't gonna make it. I could help but she won't let anyone near her but her husband and
- you know how useless men are at time like this. She's crazy ifyou ask me. What about one of them hospital helicopters. Maybe they could make in time, maybe they could bring a doctor.
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SCENARIO MESSAGE , ated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-1 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPlc Scenario Time: 9:00 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL Lemale voice This is Evelyn Smith at Readsville, MO. I h ard on the radio there is an Site Emergency at the nuclear plant. What does that m:an? . Can you tell me what's happening at the Nuclear plant? Did the tornado hit the plant? O \_ Auld I leave my home? I h:ve relatives in Montgomery City-would it be safe there? I h:ven't heard the siren here in Readsville go off yet. Should I wait till I hear it.? 9 O . THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE iated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC 2 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: _ JPIC Scenario Time: 9:15 _ Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL female voice This is Mary Canton in Chamois --just across the river to the south from the nuclear pl:nt. Ih:Crd tile emergency siren go off here in town, but I can't understand what it says. I n:v r can understand what they say on it --it's always so garbled. Ara they just running another test or something? Surely not with the bad weather wa'ra having, oticed that there's no smoke coming from the nuclear plant. Should I close my windows? I don't have air conditioning and it's awful hot in my hou:e. Wh:t should I do? 'd THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97 i
r SCENARIO MESSAGE ated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-3 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPlc Scenario Time: 9:30 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice Ycs, I've been listening to the radio and th( , say there is a Site Emergency at the nucl ar plant. Whct does that mean? Am I in any danger? I hocrd that they lost all power to the plant because of the tornado. Is that true? /^':ct should I do? V (If they ask where you are located, tell them you are at Wildwood campground just north of the plant and that your wife has the car in Fulton and you have no transportation) O 'd THIS IS A DRILL - An. Exer. 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE lated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-4 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPlc Scenario Time: 9:35 Phone No. 573 4 34-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice H:llo. This is Gary Hamson. I'm a HAM operator here in Fulton. I've been picking up a lot of traffic about the emergency at the Callaway Nuclear Plant. Th:re's a lot of talk about the tornado and that it cut off all power:o the plant and now tha reactor is overheating. Is that true? Ccn you clarify for me what has happened at the nuclear plant?
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something I can do or communicate as a HAM operator that will help? Thtnk you, I'll probably be calling back for more information, i Th nks, Bye THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE ated by: CCC CCC Me'ssge No. SRC-5 _ Location: DelNered to: Rumor Control Location: _ JPIC Scenario Time: 9:50 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL female voice This is Karen Davis at Mokane. My family is very soared. Ccn you tell me - are we in danger? I h: rd the sirens about an hour ago, but I thought they were for tornados. A few minutes ago they went off again. I didn't know they were for a nuclear emergency.
)next door neighbor said she's leaving. Should I leave too? \ THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer.
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SCENARIO MESSAGF, ated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-6 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: _ JPIC Scenario Time: 9:55 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL female voice Hello-l'm Sharon Chase. I'm calling from a pay phone in Portland. Wh:n the storms hit, we stopped here. We are on our way to the lake for our vacation. Th3 people here at the bar said we should probably check with someone before we hocded West on Hwy 94. Th y said there was a problem at the Callaway Nuclear Plant.
;y gave me your number from an old calendar they have.
Will we be safe coming West on Hwy 94 from Portland? Wh:t's happening at the nuclear plant? Am I safe if I drive west on 94 toward Jefferson City? IHIS IS A DRILL An. Exer, 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE , ated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-7 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:00 Phone No. 573-634-4902 ; THIS IS A DRILL male voice This is Bud Bally at the Anheuser-Busch Brewery in St. Louis. I'm the Water chemist here and I'm interested in talking to someone about the status of i th3 Missouri River. I understand there is a problem with the nuclear plant there by Fulton. crd that they lost all power to the plant because of the tornados in the area. Could there be higher levels of radioactivity in the river water as a result of the problem? i Wa'use water from the river as a component in our brewing process and need to know cs soon as possible if there could be a problem. Could I talk to someone who knows the details about the impact of the nuclear plant accident on the river? Maybe someone from DNR or Agriculture? Could you put us on your list and keep us informed if a problem with the water arises? My number is 314-xxx-xxxx -Thanks THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
_ _ - _ - - . .- = _ - . . -_ SCENARIO MESSAGE isted by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-8 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:00 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL I male _yclce H:llo. My name is George Swanson. I live in M6ane. Did I hear correctly that there is a problem at the nuclear plant? I h:ard that the tornado that came through, damaged the power lines for the plant. O k.mant did you say? I'm kind of hard hearing. Could you speak up? Wh:t happened out there? Is anyone hurt? I have two nephews that work out there. Are they OK7 Am I safe here in Mokane? Wh:t should I do? A THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE , ated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-9 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:15 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL female voice This is Ruth Dixon at the Readsville store, just north of the nuclear plant. Wa just beard on our scanner that there's a serious emergency at the plant and the nucl:ar reactor is overheating. Wa have people coming in here right now saying they just heard another siren go off cnd they're supposed to evacuate tne area, is that right?
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-l'm worried about my store. If I leave, what will keep people from ripping me off?
Ccn the sheriff or highway patrol monitor Readsville while we are away? I h crd that the tornado cut off all power to the plant. Is that right. We have power h:rcl Wh:t's the problem at the plant anyway? , i THIS IS A DRILL , An. Exer. 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE ated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-10 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:20 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL female voice Ycs. Thi3 is Beverly Jamison. I liva jus' east of Readsville on K Hwy. My tone-alert radio came on and the announcement said I needed to evacuate. children are in school at Mokane. What should I do? I don't want them to come e when I'm not here. I'm worried about them. What will happen to them? How can I get to where they are? Al:o, what about our pets? Should I take them with me? I h::rd that they lost all power to the nuclear plant from the tornado we had this morning. Is that right? 1 Th:nks l l l l THIS IS A DRILL l An. Exer. ~ 8/7/97 l
SCENARIO MSSSAGE ted by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-11 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:25 r Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL ! male voice This is Tim Ce.rlton. I liva about a mile from the UE plant toward Portland. I h: rd a siren and I know people are evacuating, but I'm worried about my cattle. Are my cattle in danger'/ I have about 300 head and they are scattered over about 400 cercs. What shouki I do about them? n (,,_ja is ridiculous. I've worked all my life for this herd and now it looks like they won't be worth anything. , Who can I talk to about reimbursing me for my loss? Is th:re anyone there from the Department of Agriculture? THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE ated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-12 Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:30 Delivered to: _ Rumor Control Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice This is Sam Stone in Chamois. I heard over the radio that the nuclear plant is ov;rheating because it doesn't have any power, is that true? Tho whole town is in an uproar. Can you give us some accurate information about wh:t is really happening over there? My brother works at the plant and they called him a few hours ago and told him that a f~gido hit the plant and wiped out all the power lines and now they can't get power to
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Why are they evacuating people? Whit should i do? l ? THIS IS A DRILL lA L An. Exer. l- 8/7/97 L l
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k CCENARIO MESSAGE O N.Jated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-13 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPlc Scenario Time: 10:35 Phone No. 573-634-4902 I THIS IS A DRILL female voice H;llo. My name is Connie Grean. My husband works for UE at the Callaway Plant. I need to contact him because our d:ughter is sick and our car won't start.' I can't seem to get through. All the phone liner, cro busy. Can you tell me how I can contact him? N you think he is alright with what's going on out there? Is it true that there is no _ (Vwer at the plant? l'm really worried. M, daughter is really sick. Should I call an ambulance? She really needs to see a doctor. What should I do? f~)
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i SCENARIO MESSAGE ated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-14 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:40 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL female voice H:llo My name is Carol Neely. I liva just south of the nuclear plant in a travel trailer by the little store on CC Hwy. My husband's not here and he has the car so I don't have any transportation. O
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I gu:ss everyone else has evacuated already. What should I do? Is th:re anything I could do to protect myself? Is it true that the nuclear plant lost all power? I didn't think that could happen. Th:nks, you've made me feel better. Bya O THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97 1
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l SCENARIO MESSAGE ated by: __CCC . Location: CCC Message No. SRC-15 Deliv; red to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:40 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice H:llo, is this trie State Emergency Management Agency? Thia is Bill Bland in Williamsburg, up here on I-70 just north of the nuclear plant. I'v been watching the news on my TV and am getting different stories. O U.o station says that a tornado wiped out power lines leading into the plant causing tha reactor to overheat. Another station says there's damage to the nuclear fuel and that residents around the plcnt should evacuate the area.
.Whtt is really happening at the plant?
Wh:t should people here in Williamsburg do? (If they ask you to tune your radio to an EAS station or stay tuned to the TV, tell them that you don't have a rtdio and ' hat the TV stations obviously don't know what's going on. That's why you called. Ask them where you can get accurate information.) O THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
I SCENARIO MESSAGE ted by: CCC Location: CCC _ Message No. SRC-16 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: ' JPIC - Scenario Time: 10:45 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice Hello My name is John Blair. What's the situation at the nuclear plant? I h:ard that a tornado downed the power lines ccming from the plant. Is that right? Oneemergencyevervet2 I livo just to the east of the plant, about 3 miles. I didn't evacuate. I thought I'd just wait for a while and see if things get better, is there any danger in this aiea? I have about 200 head of cattle and about 100 bags. Are they going to be alright? Wh t about the water around here, is it going to be contaminated? Thanks for the information, THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE st';ted by: CCC: Location: CCC Message No. SRC-17 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:45 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice This is Sam Stone in Chamois. I h:ard o.ver the radio that a tornado cut of all power to the nuclear plant. Is that true? Tha whole town is ir an uproar. Can you give us some accurate information about what is happening over there? j]Ttt should we do here is Chamois? Arc we supposed to evacuate?
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SCENARIO MESSAGE , 9..ntiated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-18 Deliv;ted to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:45 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice H:llo This is fohn Jarvis. I mnnage the Days Inn Motel in Kingdom City, Mo. I'va heard you are evacuating people from this area. (9
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Should I tell them something or give them special directions? By the way, what caused the problem at the nuclear plant? I heard they lost all power bec use of a tornado. Is that right? Is there a danger up here in Kingdom City? Thrnks
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SQENARIO MESSAGE 1 tied by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-19 Deliv: red to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:50 Phone No. 573-634-4902
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I'm calling from Rhineland, just east of the nuclear plant. I'va been listening to the radio about the nuclear plant. Ona of my neighbors said she heard that there's been an evacuation there. O Culd she be right? Did they really lose all power to the plant? That's what I heard on the radio. O an you tell me what the latest information is.about the plant? Wh:t should I do? Aro my dogs alright? I always keep them outside. Aro you sure? iO THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE h. m.hted by: CCC' - Location: ._CCC Message No. SRC-20 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 10:55 Phone No. 573-634-4902 _ THIS IS A DRILL male voice H:llo.
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H:llo. This is John Ballard from Calwood. I hcve an apple orchard and I'm in the process of picking some early apples and pping them out to wholesalers. With what's going on at the nuclear plant, should I have any concerns? By the way, I also have a portion of my orchard that I open up for pick-your-own hervesting. Can I continue to do that? How can I tell if my apples are contaminated? I ciso have some squash I'm getting ready to sell. Will that be OK? Thtnks-THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE b Jwited by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-21 Deliv; red to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 11:00 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice Hsilo ,, This is Billy Felund with KFAL Radio in Fulton. Ccn I get an update on the emergency at the Callaway Nuclear Plant? .
/^rwen't received a news release since early this morning.
V Do you people there at the state know what's going on? Ocre can I go to get an update that's accurate. Thrnks i L -THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. t 8/7/97-l
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-Hsilo My name is Donnie Green.
My wife works for UE at the Callaway Plant. I need to contact her. There's been an emergency in her family. Her mother has died.
]n't get through. All the phone lines are busy.
Ccn you tell me how I can contact her?
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is it true that all the power is off to the plant? I heard that on the news a few minutes ago. )
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CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-23 Deliv: red to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 11:20 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice Htllo This is Jhhn Ballwin. I livo near the nuclear plant on Callaway County Road _CC. I'vo evacuated the area and am staying with mlatives in Hermann. w long will this last? Wh:n can I go back to my home? I'm worried that it could be vandalized. Can you tell thi latest information about what's going on at the nuclear plant? Wo have power here in Hermann. Did they lose power to the plant? I heard that a torn do wiped out the power lines to the plant. Is that right? Thnnks O THIS IS A DRILf, An. Exer. 8/7/97
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female voice - H;llo This is dary Johns. I'v3 just returned to my home here in Portland from a vacation down in Texas. I noticed that my tone-alert radio was on when I entered my home. Was there a
. problem at the nuclear plant?
A (/tet's going on around here? I just looked out my window and saw cattle being herded down the road in front of my house. What should I do? J O THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. j -- 8/7/97
SCENARIO MESSAGE Sated by: CCC Location: CCC Message No. SRC-25 Delivered to: Rumor Control Location: JPIC Scenario Time: 11:35 Phone No. 573-634-4902 THIS IS A DRILL male voice H llo I h ard t'he nuclear plant lost all power. Is that right? Th t little emergency radio I have is not on. Should it be? I liva just south of Fulton, in Hams Prairie, kt 'nent to the Riverview Nursing Home in Mokane to visit my mother and no one is th:ra. Did everyone leave because of the nuclear plant emergency? Whnre would they go to? (Continue the conversation for about 1 minute, asking questions that are pertinent to the emergency, but not letting them end the conversation easily.) OK, Thanks for the information. THIS IS A DRILL An. Exer. 8/7/97
l Miri secrri:> # 1 UHS COOLING TOWER LOUVER DAMAGE o) h ( , PURPOSE / GOAL The purpose of thi, mini-scenario is to remove key equipment in a safety related train from service and cause the train to be declared inoperable. (During high winds, sheet metal from the louvers is blown into the top of the "A" train cooling tower fans making the fans :n this train inoperable.) PRECAUTIONS AND EXTENT OF PLAY ' Caution: it will not be necessary to actually climb to the top ofthefan towers. Do Not allowplant personnelto climb the towers,Just simulate climbing the towers. Enter thefan roomsfor observation.
- 1. Do not allow any plant equipment to be operated.
- 2. Any protective clothing or equipment necessary for thejob should be used and not simulated. Safety equipment fbr personnel should be identiGed and availability verified if not actually used.
.3. Required tools should be identified and assembled but not used.
- 4. If there is' work in progress at the time of the release, the controller may deem the work group contaminated and require the appropriate measures be taken to decontaminate the group.
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(0815) - Report of High Winds (0820) - Security reports debris has blown into both "A" train fans and is protruding above the fans. (0840) - ConGrmed sheet metal / debris in "A" and "C" extending through the protective louvers and possibly into the fan blading. TOOLS. PARTS. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT. AND DOCUMENTS MANUAL,S VEND M015-U-0049 GEN M-U2EF01C-7 Component ID - CEF01D 1997 rx Mmiseenario I Aug 12,
INDICATIONS AND INFORMATION Note: This information shardd not be given to the participants until they have earned it by their actions (,- ) Q or have requestedit to take additionalactions.
Ifconditions and indications change, then provide the anticipated indications to the best ofyour ability in the scenario. 7he controller has the discretion to modify indications, ifconditions change dramaticallyfrom those anticipated in the scenario.
- 1. Sheet metal from the fim louvers (above the fans) has blown or forced by debris from the tornado into space for both fans of the "A" train.
- 2. Some of the sheet metal is resting on the fan blades and exter.Jhg into the rotating volume of the fans, rendering both fans inoperable.
- 3. The fan blades do not appear to oc bent.
- 4. If the team is still in the area of the UllS cooling tower at 0925, they may be in the relear.e pathway and would be contaminated. 'Ihe Controller may deem the team contaminated if the situation warrants.
If the team vacates the plume pathway the first few minutes (approx.10 minutes, by 0935), the contamination levels should be mir 3r (less than 1000 cpm) and decontamination easy. Contamination levels are at the controller's descretion. Typical areas of contamination would be hands, feet, har hats, seat of pants, knees, etc. OBSERVATION POINTS
- 1. Was an inspection team sent out to investigate the nature and extent of the problem?
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- 2. Both "A" train fans should not bc q erated until the louver sheet metal is removed. Was the Control Room (Simulator) notified and the fan 3 put in " Pull to Lock"?
- 2. The repair team shouhi ,: valuate how to remove the sheet metal. This should include identification of all scaffolding, rigging, and equipment necessary to remove the foreign material. If the decision is made to attempt to remove the material from the outside, cranes or whatever lilling equipment needs to be identified, located and availability verified. (include a summary of the plar..)
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- 3. The relese of radioactive material will start at (0925). Once the release starts, the Repair Team Coordinator should communicate: with the team and have the team evacuate the area or have IIP coverage with them. If the team is not out of the plume path (see perimeter map) they should be
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SCENARIO COMMENTS (List any comments the players may have had about the scenario or how it may have been better.) Strennths: CJ G Weaknesses: Comments: Controller: 1997 Es himiseenario 3 Aug 12, b
MI:9 scen:rio # 2
- Debris in UllS PURPOSE / GOAL This miniscenario should cause concern to be raised for the potential blockage of the intake screen for the pumps and loss of emergency core cooling capabilities. A plan should be developed to remove the visible debris and followed closely by a plan to verify the absence submerged objects.
PRECAUTIONS AND F2 TENT OF PLAY At no time should anyone venture out on the Ultimate IIcat Sink.
- 1. Do not allow any plant equipment to be operated ifit may impact plant operation.
- 2. Any protective clothing or equipment necessary for thejob should be used and not simulated.
- 3. Standard communications policy should be adhered to for all communications.
- 4. The response team should locate all equipment and demonstrate their ability to move it to the site for removal of the Doating debris.
- 5. Water safety precautions should be discussed and observed as well as all normal safety precautions.
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At approximately 0815, reperts will be received that high winds are effecting the plant and that a tornado has been sighted. The winds and tomado will pass over the plant site and deposit debris around the site and in the Ultimate lleat Sink. By 0830 Security will han surveyed the potential damage with the PTZ cameras and will report the debris in the UllS Cooling Tower (Mini scenario #1) and the debris in the UIIS. The TSC should be staFed and initial teams dispatched to investigate by approximately 0845. The report on the debris sh,old be back to the OS Coord by 0800 and a plan devised shortly thereafter. The Doating debris should be able to be removed within approximately an hour. The Logistical Support group in the EOF should be infomied of the need for a diver and services procured. A sense of urgency should prevail to insure that the intake screens are not obstructed. If the team is still in the area of the UHS cooling tower at 0925, they may be in the release pathway and would be contaminated. The Controller may deem the team contaminated if the situation warrants. If the team vacates the plume pathway the first few minutes (approx.10 minutes, by 0935), the contamination levels should be minor (less than 1000 cpm) and decontamination easy. Contamination levels are at the controller's descretion. Typical areas of contamination would be hands, feet, har hats, seat of pants, knees, etc. 1997 Ex Mmiscenario 4 Aug 12. '
1 TOOLS. PARTS. SPECIAL EQUlPMENT. AND DOCUMENTS
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. A backhoe or similar piece of equipment may be necessary to remove large objects.
A diving service should be contacted and services (simulated) contracted for undenvater verification of absence of possible undenvater obstructions. INDICATIONS AND INFORMATION The controller has the discretion to modib> indications ifconditions change dramaticallyfrom those anticipatedin the scenario. Upon arrival at the UllS the team can see the following items floating in the water: e a large tree branch or fork approximately 8 in. in diameter at the broken base and about 2511. long
. 3 sheets of metal siding approximately 2' by 8'
- 2 sheets of plywood e a small wooden utility shed approximately 4' x 6'.
- Misc. small branches, twigs, paper and plastic sacks.
Observations: 13 & V 1. Was an initial investigation team dispatched to identify the specific nature of the problem?
- 2. Did the initial report to the OS Coord contain a description of the debris and an approximation of what it will take to remove it?
- 3. Was the team called back to the OS Area to receive a briefing, a plan discussed, and equipment availability verified?.
- 3. Was the need for the diver discussed?
- 4. Was the need for the diver forwarded to the Logistics Support Group and services requested?
(Diving services should definitely be contacted and availability verified.)
- 5. The release of radioactive material will start at (0925). Once the release starts, the Repair Team Coordinator should communicate with the t am and have the team evacuate the area or have IIP coverage with them. If the team is not out of the plume path (see perimeter map) they should be contaminated and require decontamination. Ilow did HP support this?
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SCENARIO COMMEEIS l l (l.ist any comments the players may have had about the scenario or how it may have been better.) O Strennths: 4 Weaknesses: 1 O* Demments: Controller: 1997 l'x Minktenario 6 Aug 12,
Mi:1 Scen:rio # 3 em Condensate Storage Tank Leak PU.EPOSflGOAL - This scenario should challenge the Simulator / Control Room to consider alternate water sources while attempting to bring the plant to a cold shutdown condition. The Ops Support Organization WILL need to complete repairs in an attempt to preserve as much water in the Condensate Storage Tank as possible. PRECAUTIONS AND EXTENT OF PLAY
- 1. Do not allow any plant equipment to be operated ifit may impact plant operation.
- 2. Any protective clothing or equipment necessary for thejob should be used and not simulated.
- 3. A definite corrective plan of action must be determined to stop the leak.
- 4. All materials necessary to accomplish the temporary repairs need to be located and brought to the scene of the simulated leak.
- 5. The responders need to explain to the controller all their actions in detail.
NARRATIVE
SUMMARY
At approximately 0815, a tornado passedjust northwest of the phmt site. As a result of this tornado and O $ accompanying high winds, the Condensate Storage Tank (CST) has sustained damage and is leaking at V an approximate rate of 500 to 1000 gpm. The cause of the leak is result ofimpact damage from debris that was blown into the side of the tank by the high winds. The area of damage is about 10 feet above the ground and approximately 8 feet from the caged ladder. The hole is i.n egular in shape and 2" by 8" in si7.e. Decisions will need ta be made as to how the leak may be slowed or stopped. Options could be by covering the hole with a sheet of plywood and banding around the CST to hold it in place, installing a fabricated " plug" of some nature. Whatever method used, should be discussed with the controller in detail, if the plywood method is used, the method used to hold the plywood in place while banding it is up to the repair teams inventiveness, however a backhoe or forklill would be reasonable. The repair team will be on the up wind side from the release point, but due to the magnitude of the release and low wind speeds, some migration of the radioactive materials would be anticipated, if the team is still working in the area of the CST at 0930 to 0940, the y may be slightly contaminated. This will be a controller discretionary call. 1997 li Miniscenario 7 Aug 12.
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- Tank Book INDICATIONS AND INFORMATION Simulator / Control Room Decreasing level on CST indication at approximately 500 gpm. This may not be immediately noticed i due to the scenario.
At the Scene (CST leak)
- l. Upon approaching the CST from the plant North, nothing can be seen until on the plant South side
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- 2. Nothing is protruding from the side of the tank., Water is running down the side of the tank and I also spraying a large solid column approximately 2 feet out from the tank.
- 3. Leakage is running into the adjacent ditch, across the road and into the Unit 2 hole.
- 4. The volume of the leak is such that individuals will not be able to manually hold the plugging / patch l
materials up t the leak to band in place. The initial pressure would be about 12 to 15 psi initially. j A mechanical device will be required until the level in tank reaches 15 %, the approximate level of j 1 g the hole. .
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OBSERVATION POINTS Did the Simulator / Control Room recognize the loss oflevel in the CST and comm problem to the EC/OS Coordinator? O Was the need to quickly stop the leak conveyed to the OS Coordinator and this urgen conveyed to the inspectioWrepair team in the brief? Did the initial inspection team communicate the nature of the problem to the S Room or OS Coordinator? Was a detailed plan developed to attempt to stop the leak? e Was the removal of the concrete building block discussed (potential chemical e Was the need for speedy repair discussed? e Was the repair plan reasonable?
- Did the job brief to the repair team include detailed instructions, precautions, additional suggestions from the team?
Were the materials identified, procured and taken to the scene quickly Did the team have suggestions or additional ideas on how to make repairs? _ SCENARIO COMMENTS b'Irenuths O' Weaknesses: Comments; i Controller: 9 1997 IN Mmbecnuio Aug 12.
Mi;:1 scen:rio # 4 Structural Darnage to Pcdestal Crane
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- 1. Do not allow any plant equipment to be operated ifit may impact plant operation.
- 2. Any protective clothing or equipment necessary for thejob should be used and not simulated.
- 3. All materials and equipment should be identified and availability verified by the scheduled repair -
dates established, but no actual procurement should take place. NARRATIVE
SUMMARY
At approximately 0815 this morning, a tornado passed through the area, causing damage to plant
/ ^d equipment and structures. Part of this damage includes structural damage to th supporting ironwork for J the pedestal crane outside the Containment Equipmeat Hatch that is used to transfer tools and equipment-into Containment.
By 0830, visual inspection should be complete and damaged (bent) supporting structure will be observed. This should be identified to engineering, and a detailed inspection and evaluation made. Part of this discussion should include how much repairs can be completed without disassembly. By 0930, The Logistical Support Group in the EOF should be working on e locating replacement steel e scheduling Ironworkers for the repairs e procuring cranes and equipment to support the repairs. e identifying load test requirements and equipment. By 1200 the information and schedule for repairs should be completed and available for the discussion for the transition to Plant Recovery whenever that will occur. The repair team will be on the up wind side from the release point, but due to the magnitude of the release and low wind speeds, some migration of the radioactive materials would be anticipated. If the team is still working in the area of the CST at 0930 to 0940, the y may be slightly contaminated. This will be a controller discretionary call.
?? TOOLS. PARTS. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT. AND DOCUMENTS Structural Drawings, Mobile Crane Structural Steel Load Test Equipment.
INDICATIONS AND INFORMATION 1997 Ex Miniscenario 10 Aug 12
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_QBRERVATION POINTS s Was the information communicated to the Logistical Support Group in the EOF? h Did they have enough information to begia to identify the replacement components and services required? If not, what additional information did they need? Was a schedule for the repairs completed and communicated to the organization? Was this considered and impact for the Recovery Organization? Were the consequences of the loss of this piece of equipment and the necessity ofits return to service adequately addressed? ( to the satisfaction of this controller?) g SCENARIO CQMMENTS (List any comments the players may have had about the scenario or how it may have been better.) SirEnELils Weaknesses; Comments: Controller: 1997 l'a Miniscenario 12 Aug 12,
Ml:1 seerrio # 5 "A" SI Pump VoO Repair and return to service PURPOSElGOAL This scenario takes a key piece of safety equipment out of senice and will test the ability of the Ops Suppon Function to take over work in progress and complete repairs in a timely manner. The pump will be removed from service on the Owl Watch and the Tech Spec. Action Statement entered. PRECAUTIONS AND EXTENT OF PLAY
- 1. Do not allow any plant equipment to be operated ifit may impact plant operation.
- 2. Any protective clothing or equipment necessary for thejob should be used and not simulated.
- 3. There was a significant loss of oil and the remaining oil would have been drained in accordance with the PM PS20186. Pump vibrations were observed prior to pump shut down. Damage to the rotating element or bearings is suspected.
- 4. WPA is completed and in place in the Simulator. (11 will not t)e placed on equipment in the plant.)
- 5. The repairs to the oil pipe should be carried out to the point ofidentifying and obtaining the proper drawings, identifying and verifying the availability of the materials to fabricate a temporary or permanent repair. The repair pipe need not be fabricated but the plan for fabrication should be developed, including time to complete fabrication and installation.
CN$ d NARRATIVE
SUMMARY
While refilling accumulators, an EO noticed a significant oil leak from the oil supply line on the pump end of the "A" Safety injection Pump on the Owl watch. The Pump was subsequently tagged out of service, Tech Spec Action Statement entered into at 0357 hrs.. The oil has been cleaned up from the room and no impact on the floor drain system has been observed yet. WPA is completed and in place in the Simulator. (It will not be placed on equipment in the plant.) Two mechanics, a planner and a supenisor were called in to initiate the work request and repairs on the leak. The damaged pipe has been removed and taken to the Maint Area to assist in fabrication of a new section of piping. Since nearly all the oil gone, PM Task P520186 will be worked when the pipe is replaced. Day Shift will need to locate the piping materials and provide the resources to complete the fabrication installation, refill of the oil reservoirs, and clear the tags within 5 to 6 hours ( 1200 (noon) to 1300 hrs). The last few hours will be complicated by the radiological conditions. If personnel working in support of this miniscenario are in the Aux Building or send to the Aux Building aller 0925, the building will most likely be evacuated due to the radiological conditions. If accessibility is not verified and no one at IIPAC turns the team back, inform them upon opening the door to the 1974' level, that the ARMS are alraming. If they proceed to enter, They will be contaminated. The time for fabrication and installation must elapse before the Simulator / Control Room can be notified and the pump can be returned to service. This will assist in establishing adequate core cooling. 1997 IN Miniwenario 13 Aug 12.
1O._QLS. PARIS._SPECIAL EQUIPMENT. AND DO(LUMENTS-SI Pump Tech Manual l $ PM Task Sheet PS20186 Pipe and fittings fbr the replacement piping (identified and verified available in stores only) i TURilo 46 oil (verify availability) ! INDICATIONS ANDINFORMATION , I j A significant quantity of oil was lost while the accumdator fill was in progress. The oil supply line has i a leak in the area just belbre the elbow. Sine most af the oil was lost prior to getting the pump shutdown, the pipe was removed and taken to the ahop to assist in the fabrication of a new line. The was i cleaned up on the Owl shift and is not a current problem. i ! It was thought that vibration was noticed prior to pump shut down and bearing damage or rotating clement damage is suspected. The new pipe, when fabrication is completed, will be reinstalled and the l l pump run to verify the suspected damage. (Controller's note: If the pump is returned to service aller i 0930, there should not be any vibration or other damage during the run. the oil must be replaced prior to
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I Did the Maintenance Dept. continue to pursue the problem, 4 Was the replacement oil readily available fbr when the fabrication complete? l Was the possibility ofjust rewelding the crack and reinstalling the previously damaged line considered? i a i ! i l i 1997 li klininensio 14 Aug 12, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ _ . _ _ . _ . . _ . . . _ . _ . . _ . . . _ - . . _ , ~ . _ . ~
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Mi:1 scen:ria # 6 o Fire in NB02 Switchecar lv) O PURPOSE / GOAL This miniscenario is intended to simulate an electrical fire in vital electrical switchgear. The Fire Brigade is expected to respond to the fire scene and demonstrate the ability to fight an electrical fire in a Halon Protected Area. The indications that will be available to the Fire Brigade will indicate that the switchgear is still energized (DC Control Power) and the fire attack should be implemented accordingly. PRECAUTIONS AND EXTENT OF PLAY RADIOS SilOULD NOT HE USED IN EITHER TIIE NB01 OR NB02 SWITCIIGEAR ROOMS
- 1. Do not allo v any plant equipment to be operated ifit may impact plant operation.
- 2. Any protective clothing or equipment necessary for thejob should be used and not simulated. Full-turnout gear and SCBA is required.
- 3. The participating Fire Brigade will be prestaged in the EO " Ready Room" and will not come from the plant operating crew. The normal On Shift crew should not respond in any manner.
- 4. Fire extinguishers should not be discharged.
5 lb (Oh . Fireat hoses the scene should beIIOSES but the FIRE laid SIIOliLD out and NOTallBE equipment CIIARGED. necessary to fight an i
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- 6. This switchgear will be supporting plant operation and se !d not be manipulated in any manner.
- 7. Upon completion of the drill, all equipment should be restored to its normal ready condition.
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SUMMARY
At 0730 the Simulator / Control Room should receive an alarm on Fire Protection Panel KC008 (windows 189 and 190). The fire watch calls in with a report connrming that there is smoke coming from the NB02 Switchgear Room. The Brewatch will not attempt to extinguish the fire, but will exit the area and wait outside the door since this is a IIalon frotected Room.
. The Fire Brigade should arrive at the fire scene between 0740 and 0745 in full Tumout Gear prepared to fight the fire. The On Scene Leader may or may not allow the team to enter the room until 10 minutes l
aller the llalon dump has occurred. The fire hoses should not be charged, but all other tactics and considerations for fighting the fire should be demonstrated and discussed with the controller at the scene. Any questions that the controller asks should be answered. At sometime after the arrival of the Fire Brigade, the Fire Marshall should instruct the Response l Team Leader to call for outside assistance even though the nature of the fire may not require the outside assistance. l Upon instruction from the controller, the drill may be se;ured, equipment restored and the drill critiqued. l < Critiques comments will be added to the TSC facility critiques by the controller. l I 1997 Ex Ma6,:enario 16 Aug 12.
TOOLS. PARTS. SPECIAL EQUlPMENT. AND DOCUMENTS c Full turnout gear including SCBA for all members of the Fire Brigade. ( 'f $ FireAllPreplan
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*- The IIalon did apparently discharge, the local alarm (KC022) is sounding Smoke is issuing from several of the cubicles near the center of the switchgear.
The room has a heavy layer of dark black smoke in it. There is no indication that the switchgrear has been de-energized. (Bus is de-energized by all breakers indicating OPEN but, since the indicating lights at NB02 are ON, DC Control Power is still available.) OBSERVATION POINTS These are at the discretion of the Fire Marshall. b)h
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1 SCENARIO COMMENTS (l.ist any comments the players may have had about the scenario or how it may have been better.) SifDL',thS l i Weaknesss O Collifilen$ Contmiler: 1W7 I s Miniscenario 18 Aug 12,
Mini scen:rio # 7 inspect and Repair N1102
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'Ihis scenario is intended to disable bus N1102 due to damage caused by a fire in the switchgear. With N1102 out of service, all 'll' train equipment will be disabled and thus the operators must rely upon 'A' Train equipment only.
This will also create a situation that will need to be discussed in the Plant Recovery Decision Making Process due to the impact on the impact on plant electrical redundancy. PRECAUTIONS AND EXTENT OF PLAY Do not me or transmit ar" Lajos whllIg In the NB Swit.hecar rooms,
/) DO NOT operate any equipment or bump any relays en the NB02 switchgear.
- 2) The Fire lirigade will not actuate or inhibit the llalon system and will not actuate any fire extinguishers in the switchgear rooms, not charge any hoses lines..
J) Maintenance Electricians will likely be di.spatched to assess the damage to the switchgear aner the _,~ ' ; ) fire is extirguished. They will not open doors to the switchgear and will not operate any equipment. V /) All protective equipment will be required for both the Fire lirigade and the Electricians.
- 5) Fire litigade members will not open any doors to the switchgear except for the spare cubicle, NB0214.
NARRATIVE
SUMMARY
Initial Conditions:
. Maintenance has been working in the 'll' Diesel generator room but are on break at the time of the fire.
. A fire watch is in effect in the switchgear roo.n due to maintencnce activa.es in the D/G room.
- No work is being conducted on the switchgear.
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- 0730 - NB0209 trips offline and locks oot. This de-energizes bus NB02.
e 0730. 'll' D/G starts due to the trip of N110209 but the D/G output breaker, NB0211, does not close because of the lockout on the NLd2 bus (186f). The Bus is now locked out and cannot be energized without repair. 4 (0732) KC008 actuates indicating a fue in the NB02 switchgear room (windows 189 and 1901
* (0732) Fire Watch (Fire Marshall acting as Fire Watch) at D/G room evacuates the switchgear room reports smoke,. the llalon alann is sounding on local panel KC0 22, and that llalon has dumped.
- 0735 - Fire lirigade dispatched to the switchgear room.
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3 o (0750) filectricians and IIngincering prcpare to take a look at N1102 trip. hiay be delayed due to stalling of TSC and adverse weather, g e 0755 Fire lirigade verifies that the 4.16KV bus is de-energized by observation of the bus potential ( ' $ light. 'lhey observe that the control power is still energized due to breaker indicating lights still on. They observe that smoke still coming from the plant west side of the switchgear and when N!!0214 is opened fire is observed in the control circuits. They notify the control room that the DC power should be secured. IfI!O's fail to request that the DC power be secured, assume the fuses on NK4401 open (blow) after appre ;imately 5 minutes. e 0755 - Control lloom sends EO w open NK4401, if fuses haven't blown. e 0757. I!O opens NK4401 which is feeding the fire. e 0800 l' ire is reported extinguished. e 0830 - lilectricians dispatched to inspect N1102 switchgear if not dispatched prior to tornado. e 0835 lilectricians arrive at N1102 and are observe that the control wiring has severe damage and there is evidence of a 4.16KV ilashover to ground when the cubicle was opened.
. 0845 - lilectricians report that it will be imoossible to quickly restore the bus due to control wiring damage and the potential need to replace some of the main bus and insulation. The initial estimation to make repairs is 2 weeks.
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INDICATIOES AND INFORMATION
. The Control lloom will receive various annonciator and computer points Jue to the tripping of nil 0209
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- ESF STATUS PANEL, off of 152STA, o ESF status panel off of 174c (close) and t (trip)(loss of de pwr - trip and close),
e Nill!!8 (130!f relay from 127), e Green and Amber lights on the MCil e Green light locally and loss of blue light locally e The Control lloom will receive a report of fire frem the fire watch in the area.
- b itrol lloom will receive alarm on KC008 - windows 189 and 190.
- The Control lloom will receive report from fire watch that local panel KCo 22 is alarming and llalon has dumped.
- Fire lirigade will find smoke commg from the top of the switchgear along it's entire length (only N110214 will1 c allmsed open as it is a spare and no netion will be taken in the cubicle eteept for a visual inspection).
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o Many other indie: tors could be shown on the 'll' train equipment due to shorted control wires. m QBSERVATION PQlNTS (/) x e 186fis targeted e Nil 02 is de-eneigind by observation of the voltmeter, open indication of N110209, N110211, and Nil 0212.
- 186f should not be reset due to fault on the bus or the D/G will automatically close onto the fault.
e significant damage to control wires is seen by the fire brigade and the electricians e following the opening of NK4 401, the fire can be extinguished. siGQ.LARIO COMMENTS (l.ist any comments the players may have had about the s;enario or how it may have been better.) Signgths:
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C/ Esaknesses: QtlimelltN: controller: _. 1997 i x Mmiwcoano 21 Aug 12.
1 Ml:1 ser rio # 8
' A' CCP TRIP (g) v e
PURPOSE / GOAL This scenario is intended to disable the ' A' CCP during a time when the ' A' Si pump is tagged out for maintenance and 'll' train is disabled due to a fire in N1102. Plant Operations has an urgent need for water for core cooling. Identification of the faults and repairs to the pump will be of a very high priority. The CCP pump will trip and a lockout (186/m) relay will be actuated. The cause of the trip will lie attributed to a failed resistor on the blue lockout indication light. N_qtei The CCP pump will nat be allc .wo to return to service until approximately 10:30 to support the core degradation of the larger scenario, if the Repair team takes proper corrective action and could have the pump returned to service, the controller will have to int:rject and stall the completion report. PRELCETIONS At[D EXTENT OF PLAY
/) Work will be conducted in the Training Annex on the mock up only. No work on plant equipment will be allowed.
- 2) The training mock-up is not exactly like the plant equipment and the controller will point out the differences. The differences in this case will not alter the troubleshooting steps of the electricians.
p) ( g 3)4)The electricians The electricians may wish towill meggeridentify the circuit toaensure faultytheredropping resistor are no faults. If this and is the case, it repl Inust be simulated in the Training Annex due to the lack of a ground and test device and due to the fact that there are no cables in the rear of the switchgear.
- 3) Appropriate protective equipment will be required if the breaker is to be racked up or down. This may be done by the electricians but they will need to wear the same protective equipment normally worn by the EO's.
Nqle,._The CCP pump will not be allowed to return to service until approximately 10:30 to support the core degradation of the larger scenario. If the Repair team takes proper corrective action and could have the pump returned to service the controller will have to interject and stall the completion report. NARRAILVE
SUMMARY
Initial Conditions:
- The pump may or may not have been running initially. Ifit is not running, it will trip when started aller the LOCA takes place. Ifit is running, it will trip afler the 1.OCA takes place.
- The training mock-up will be nowered up with a faulty indicating light.
Sequence of Events:. (all times are approximate times)
- 0830 LOCA , hianual Reactor Trip, but reactor fails to trip, Manual Safety injection, 'A' CCP (centrifugal charging pump) trips, e 0830 - Electricians and Engineering prepare to troubleshoot 'A' CCP trip.
e 0845 - Site Emergency Declared. e (0900) Electricians sent out to N1101 switchgear to troubleshoot 'A' CCP trip, lW7 IT Mmiwenario 22 Aug 12
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o (0910) lilectricians find that the 186/m lockout relay is targeted and the blue lockout indicating light is not lit. e (0915)- lilectricians find a burnt dropping resistor at the rear of the blue indicating light socket. The [,) h resistor failure was the root cause of the lockout actuation and the pump trip. U e (0920)- lilectricians call back to OSC and request a replacement indicating light. Controller Note: The !!!ectricians < ould just disconnect the light rather than replace if necessary, but the pump cannot be restured until approximately 10:30 so all possible paths need to be discussed. e (0925) I!!cctricians take megger readings and ohm readings on motor to ensure there is no fault present
. 0925 1(elease initiated, Team should be warned of radiological haard. Anticipate evacuation of Aux lluilding.
e 0930 - lilectricians start light replacement. e 1015 - lilectricians have completed repair by replacing a relay and notify operations that the pump can be restored. e (1030) Pump is returned to service e 1045 Team re2rns to OS Area for Debriefing IOOLS tPARTS. SPECIAIAQUIPMENT. AND DOCUMENTS -
- Indicating light stock number 6313017
- Dwg.112311G01
- Megger (possibly) p$ e Nornml hand tools Q e The training mock up should be powered up and the faulty indicating light will be installed.
INDICATIONS AND INFORMATlOJ e AMillill light on 110111S0001 A will come on.
- The 1(lid light on 110111S0001 A will go out.
- The GRilliN light on llGillS0001 A will come on.
- Annunciator llGQA31 will be received indicating a CCP fault trip.
- Computer points and !!SI AS status panel light will be received.
- The lockout relay will be actuated in the mock up and targeted.
- The blue lockout relay indicating relay light will be out..
- None of the relays which actuate the 186 lockout will be targeted
. The Mock up in the Training Annex lilectrical I,ab will be used for this scenario.
- The repair will not be completed until approximatdy 10:30 due to interaction with other events in the scenario.
OBSERVATION POINTS
- Observe that the resistor on the rear of the blue lockout indicating light has heat damage.
Observe that the lockout relay is targeted and none of the other relays are. 1997 I s Mmiwenario 23 Aug 12.
1 o What type of work document: tion w:s used to authorin the work and then to record any tcpairs made? 'J-e Was the Team Ilriefing prior to departing the OS Area, completed promptly? If not, why not? e Did the team briefinclude all team members and contain enough information to allow the team the opportunity for success? Once the release occurred, did the OS Area comr snicate with the team and advise them of 4 e precautionary actions?
. Were they pulled out of the Aux lluilding and proper radiological controls established?
What were those controls? Fk u
. Did the team debrief provide enough information to document the repairs completed and rad 8 logical conditions encountered.?
IW7 I s Fin xenario 24 Aug 12,
1 EENARLQ_GQMMENIS (List any comments the players may have had about the scenario or how it may have been better.) l Strngths: 1 4 Weaknesses: 9 Comments: Controller: 19971.s Miniscenario 25 Aug 12.
M l:1sce rio # 9 Min.i Purce Damper and Duct Fajhm [ V) h PURPOSE / GOAL, The purpose of this mim ' nario is to provide a release pathway and create a radiologically challenging situation ihr the implant :esponse teams. Success in repairing or compensating for the damage must be completed belbre the release can be stopped and any transition to Plant Recovery considered. PRECAUTIONS AND EXTENT OF PLAY
- 1. Do not allow any plant equipment to be operated ifit may impact plant operation.
- 2. Any protective clothing or equipment necessarv lbr thejob should be used and not simulated. At the controllers discretion, Protective Clothing (PCs) and Respiratory Protection need not be worn at the scene, but all items should be identified and removed from available inventories just as if actually used.
- 3. Existing seafTolding and ladders that are "temporaiily installed" in the area may be used, but all typical safety equipment and considerations r.hould be observed by the responders.
- 4. The radiological survey maps in the Operational support section should be referred to for specific radiological conditions in this area. The information should only be issued when asked for it by either the team or the llP Tech. The whole map should not be issued to any of the team, c
(v) e NARRATIVE _
SUMMARY
The drill opens with a mini purge in progress covered by an approved Release Permit. The mini purge will pronerly isolate when the Si occurs, but there will be a minor increase in release rate activity due to the increase in activity in Containment which is released belbre the mini purge can isolate. Aller the 1.OCA has happened, there will be an increase in hydrogen and pressure in Containment. A hydrogen ignition / burn event occurs and the resulting pressure spike will cause the failure of the inner Mini Purge Damper and failure of the associated ductwork outside Containment,just upstream of the outer isolation damper. This will allow the activity in the Containment to be released to the Aux. Iluilding and out the Unit Vent through the Emergency Ventilation System. At the time of the hydrogen burn, Containment pressure will be about 15 psig and will return to approximately that value afler the burn. Once the failure in the duct occurs, the presr re will decrease because of the leak to the Aux lluilding and a somewhat reduced by Containment Spray. (Only 1 Spray Pump will be available due to the 1 ire in N1102.) Aller approximately 2 hours, Containment pressure will be dmvn to about i psig. At this time the split could probably be temporarily scaled with " Red (llP) tape" This will need to be " backed" by a pressure holding device of some kind, possibly layers of a soft spongy material held in place with a heavy gauge sheet metal rolled to the approximate radius of the duct and held in place with bands or restraints of some nature. lW7 i s hiiniscenario 26 Aug 12,
l [ IQOLS. PARTS. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT. AND DOCUMENTS i System Drawing M 22 GT01 f g Suggested repair materials e " Red (llP) tape" l
- Soft spongy material, Floor mats from IIP Access, some gasket materials, e lleavy sheet metal rolled to the approximate radius of the ductwork j e lland it Kit, short slings and "Come-a ',ongs", straps and ratchets, etc.
j PC's, respiratory protection, high range dosimetry, Dose extensions and possibly mthorintion to exceed Federal Limits j i f JNDICATIONS AND INFORMATlqN h Aner the hydrogen burn event, the Simulator / Control Room will have intermediate position indication l
- on GTilV0011, the RM l1 indicate increased reading on GG-RE-214,215,216 and 213 the Unit Vent
) Release Rate Monitor. These increased levels can be seen by anyone that can access the "PCD, and PCDU" displays on the llOP screens. Additionally the Area Radiation Monitors (ARMS) throughout the Aux. Iluilding will alarm as observed locally and on the llOP " ARM" screen. l At the scene the team will be able to observe a " split" or elongated opening in the bottom of the l ductwork that is approximately one and a half to two inches wide at the widest opening and approximately 12 inches long. The " bulge" protrudes approximately one to one and a halfinches from the normal circumference of the ductwork. The noanal " temporary scaffolding and ladders" are still installed. g Dose rates in the immediate area will be decreasing with time and the appropriate survey map l operational support section should be referred to appropriate information. l l i i ' l l l l y *h f l l i IW7 l's Mmkcenario 27 Aug 12
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QSERVATION POINTS
- 1. Was the team briefed on the anticipated radiological conditions for their access route and in the area?
'v' What was not identified to them,if anything?
- 2. Were Plant Drawings, ALARA Photos, M00 Drawings, etc. used in the briefing.
- 3. Were survey maps available and used?
Was the team informed on the radiological conditions prior to being dispatched?
- 4. Was the proper dosimetry issued to the team?
- 5. Was the use of KI recommended?
Was all associated documentation completed up to the point ofissuance of the Kl?
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t ) 6. Were dose extensions considered initially? Was authorization to exceed Federallir * . considered? Authorized?
- 7. Did the team have a plan prior to entering the area?
Was the plan (method of attack) reasonable for the conditions? (in the opinion of the controller?)
- 8. Were proper radiological procedures observed upon the teams uit from the area?
- Monitoring / frisking
- Decon
. Whole body counts
- 9. Did the debrief allow lbr the transfer of all the information?
IW7 IT Miniwenark) 28 Aug 12
SCENARIO COMMENTS (List any comments the playe., may have had about the scenario or how it may have been better.) Strencths: l M'niknesses: l 9 Comments: Controller: 1997 li Miniwenario 29 Aug 12,
p Chemistry Data z SampleTime: 630 Analysis Time 700 hrs. Containment Containment RCS Atmosphere Sump .
. Isotope _ conc. (uct/cc) conc. (uct/cc) conc. (uct/cc) '
Kr 85 1.37E-02 1.37E-08 Kr 85m 5.91E 01 5.91E 07 Kr~57 1.16E+ 00 1.16E 06 Kr88 1.68E+ 00 1.68E-06 Sr89 7.33E 02 7.33E 08 Sr 90 2.88E 03 2.88E 09 - Sr W1 8.57E-02 8.57E 08 Zr 95~ 3.11ETd2 3.11E 08 Zr 9t~ 3.11 E-02 3.11E 08 Niib5 3.11sT6Y 3.11E'68 Mo 99 3.35562 3.32s708
- RuiO3 2]8E T02' 2.28601 _
Ru 106 5.19E 03 5.19E 09 1131 7.72E 01 7.72E 07 l132 1.09E+ 00 1.09E 06 l133 1.54.E+00 1.54E 06 l134 1.72E400 1.72E 06 l135 1.36E+00 1.36E 06 Xe 131m 2.47E 02 2.47E 08 Ks133 4.19si60 4.19s 06 ' Ne If3m _ 1.45E101 1.48E%f Xe 135 8.39E 01 8.38E 07 Xe 138 . 4.19E+00 4.19E 06 Cs 134 4.86E 02 4 86E-06 Cs_136 - _ _ _ _ 1.95E 02 _1.95E 08 Cs 137 3.05E 02 3.0$Ey08 . Ba 140 1.66E CJ 1.66E 07 La 140 3.32E-02 3.32E 08 Co 141 3.90E 02 _ 3.90E-08 . Ce 144 2.20E 02 2.20E 08 Total Act. 2.00E+01 uct/cc 2.00E 05 uct/cc uct/cc {6El 150E 01 ucl/cc
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Chemistry Data Sample Time: 7'30 Analysis Time 750 hrs. Containment Containment RCS Atmosphere Sump _lsotope conc. (uci/ccl conc. (uct/cc) conc. (uci/cc) Kr_85 1.64E 02 4.79E-09 Kr 85m 7.10E-01 2.07E 07 Kr 87 1.39E+ 00 4.0$E 07 Kr88 2.01 E+00 5.87E-07 Sr 89 8.79E 02 2.56E-08 Si90 - 3.46E 03 1.01E 09 5r 91 1.03E-01 3.00E.08 Zr95 3.74E-02 1.09E 08 Zr97 3.74E 02 1.09E-08 Nt195 3.74E 02 1.09E 08 Mo 99 3.98E 02 1.16E 08 Ru 103 2.74E 02 7.99E 09 Ru 106 6.23E-_03 1.82E 09 l131 9.26E 01 2.70E 07 1132 1.31E+00 3.81E-07 I133 1.85E+00 5.40E-07 O 1134 l135 Xe 131m 2.07E+00 1.63E+ 00 2.96E 02 6.04E 07 4.76E 07 8.64E 09 Xe 133 5.03E+00 1.47E 06 Xe 133m 1.78E 01 5.18E-08 Xe 135 1.01 E+00 2.93E 07 Xe 138 5.03E+00 1.47E 06 Cs 134 5.S3E-02 1.70E-08 Cs 136 2.34E 02 6 ?1E-09 Cs137 3.66E 02 1.07E-08 Ba 140 1.99E-01 5.81 E-08 La 146 3.98E!62 1.16h 08 CIi41 43E-02 1.37E 08 Co 144 2.64E 02 7.70E 09 Total Act, 2.46E401 uct/cc ._ 7J0E-06 uct/cc uci!cc
]6El 1.655WO uct/cc
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is toi,1c Data (post core damage) Sample Tiiniil g Analysts Time: 900 Containment Containment RCS Sump Atmosphere isotope uct/cc ucVcc uti/cc isotope Kr 85 i 1.00E 01 0 7.50E 03 Kr 85 Kr 85m O 2.14E 01 Kr 85m 2.8'56dO] 0 4.20E 01 Kr 87 Kr 87 5.60E+00 Kr88 8.50E+00 0 6.38E 01 Kr88 Sr 89 3.50E 01 0 2.63E 02 Sr89 Sr 91 4.00E 01 0 3.00E 02 Sr91
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Zr95 1.5dE! 6I 0 1.13E 02 Zr 95 Zr 97 1.50E 01 0 1.13E 02 Zr 97 Nb 95 - 1.50E 01 0 -- 1.13E-02 - Nb 95
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~ Ru ~ l63- 14 h U1 0 7.565I03 Ru 103 Ru 105 1.00E 01 0 7.50E 03 Ru 105
- RUT 06- 5.66Ed)2 0 3.75hT01 Ru 106 Rh 105 5.00E 02 0 3.75E 03 Rh 105
~ To129 6.00E 01 0 4.50E 02 Te 129 To129m 1.00E 01 0 7.50E 03 Te 129m Te 132 2.25E+003 0 1.69E 01 Te 132
( --(333 ggg;UD' 0 2.78E 01 1131 1132 k i132 5.25E+00 0 3.94E 01 1133 7.50E+00 0 5.63E 01 1133 1134 8.35E+00 0 6.26E 01 I134 4 1135 6.60E+00 0 4.95E 01 1135 Xe 131m 1.50E 01 0 1.13E 02 Xe 131m Xe 133 2.01 E+ 01 0 1.51 E + 00- Xe 133 7.50E 01 0 5._63E 02 Xe 133m Xe_133m_ _ _ Xe 135 4.10E+00 0 3.08E-01 Xe 135 Xe 138 2.01 E+ 01 0 1.51E+00 Xe 138 2.00E 01 0 1.50E 02 Cs 134 _. Cs _134 _ .__. Cs137 1.50E 01 0 1.13E-02 Cs 137 Ba 140 8.00E 01 0 6.00E-02 Ba 140 La 140 1.50E 01 0 1.13E 02j La 140 Co 141 2.00E 01 0 1.50E 02 Ce 141 Ce 143 1.50E 01 OT 1.13s:bi Ce143
~~Ce 144 ~] T60N-01 0 OI 7.50576 Co 144
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ucucc 7.5 uci/cc
$tildet7 1.00E+02iuci/cc
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Gross lodine 3.14sW1 0.00E+00,uct/cc 2.36E+0huel!cc 6T6iEiOOM}uci/cc
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I/cc ~650E+00!uct/cc 4.965 01 ucl/cc f3 ~ ~ BirE 10865pm l RERP Post Cote Damage Spettra s
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Containment Containment [ RCS Sump Atmosphere l uct/cc uct/cc uct/cc Isotope l Isotope Kr 85 4.00E 01 0 2.50E 02 Kr85 i Kr 85m - 1,14 E+01 0 7.13E-01 Kr 85m Kif7 2.24E+01 0 1.40E+00 Kr 87 t Kr 88 3.40E+ 01 0 2.13E+00 Kr88 , 1.40E+00 0 8.75E 02 Sr89 i Sr89 ~ 1.00E 01 -Sr91 ( Br 91 1.66s+00 0 Zr 95 0.00E 01 0 3.75E 02 Zr 95 Zr 97 6.00E 01 0 3.75E 02 Zr 97
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Nb 95 6.00E 01 0 3.75E 02 Nb45 i
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Mo 99 6.00'E 01 0 3.75E 02 Mo 99 Ru 103 4.00E 01 0 2.50E 02 Ru 103 4.00s 01 0 2.50E 02 Ru 105
~Wu~id5' ~ 1.25E 02 Ru 106 Ru 106 2.00s 01 0 2.00E-01 0 1.25E 02 Rh 105
__ Rh 105 Te 129 2.40E+00 0 1.50E 01 Te129
~To 129m 4.00E 01 0 2.50E 02 Te129m
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To 132 9.00E+00 0 5.63E 01 Te 132 0 9.25s 01 1131 O l1132 1133 131 1.48s+01 2.10E+01 3 00E+01 0 0 1.31 E+00 1.88E+00 1132 1133 1134 3.34 E+01 0 2.09E+00 1134 1
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l135 2.64ET01 0 1.65E+00 1135 Xe 131m 6.00E 01 0 3.75E 02 Xe 131m
~~Xe 133 8.04 E+01 0 5.03E+00 Xe 133 Xe 133m 3.00E+0_0 0 1.88E 01 Xe 133m Xe 135 Xe 135 1.64 E+01 0 1.03E+00
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Xe 138 8.04 E+01 0 5.03E+00 -Xe 138
'~dsI34 8IO6s 01 0 5.00E 02 Cs 134 Cs 136 4.00E 01 0 2.50E-02 Cs 136 Cs 137 6.00E 01 0 3.75E 02 Cs 137 Ba 140 3.20E+00 0 2.00E 01 Ba 140 La 140 0 3.75E 02 La 140 +
_6.00E 01 Ce 141 o.00E-01 0 5.00E-02 Ce 141 6 00E-01 0 3.75E 02 Ce 143
- Ce 143 _
Co 144 4.00E 01 0 2.50E 02 Ce 144 Tota! Act. 4.00E+02 uct/cc uct/cc 2.50E+01 uct/cc Gross lodine 1.26E+02 uci/cc 0.00E+00 uct/cc 1 7.85E+00,uci/cc 2.64E+01tuci/cc
~651 0.00E+00'ucl/cc 1.65s+00'uct/cc Boron 1080 ppm
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isotopic Data (pest core damage) O Sample Time: I 9307 Analysis Time: 940 - Containment Containment RCS Sump __ Atmosphere isotope uct/cc ucVcc isotope ucVcc _ Kr 85 9.50E 01 0 6.00E 02 Kr 85 Kr 85m 2.71 E+01 0 1.71 E+00 Kr 85m Kr 87 5.32E+01 0 3.36E+00 Kr 87 Kr 88 8.08E+01 _ 0 _5.10E+00 Kr88 _' Sr89 Sr 89 3.33E+00 0 2.10E 01
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Sr 91 3.80E+00 0 2.40E 01 Sr91 Zi95-
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Zr 95 1.43E+00 0 9.00E 02 '
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Zr 97 1.43E+00 0 9.00E 02 Zr 97 Nb 95 1;43E+00 0 9.005 02 Nb 95 Mo 99 1.43E+00 0 9.00E 02~ Mo 99
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Ru503 9.50E 01 0 6.00E 02 Ru 103 Ru 105 - 9.50E 01 0 6.00E 02 Ru 105 Ru 106 4.75E-01 0 3.00E 02 Ru 106
~hiiid5 4.755!01 0 3.00E 02 Rh 105 To 129 5.70E+00 0 3.60E-01 Te 129
~Tiif9m 9.50E!61 0 6.00E-02
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Te129m To 132 2.14 E+01 O 1.35E+00 Te132
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0 2.22E+00 1131 O i131 1132 1133
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3 52s+01 4.99E+01 7.13E+01 O 0 3.15E+00 4.50E+00 1132 1133 1134 7.93E+01 0 5.01 E+00 l134 4 1135 l135 6.27E+01 0 3.96E+ 00 Xe 131m ~ 1.43E+00 0 9.00E 02 Xe 131m
~ Xii33 1.01 ED 0 1.2Y576i Xe 133 Xe 133m 7.13E+0 _0 4.50E 01 Xe 133m Xe 135 3.905iOT 0 2.46E+00 Xe 135 _._
. Xe 138 1.91ET62 0 1.21 E+01 ~
Xe 138 Cs 134 1.90E+00 0 1.20E 01 Cs 134 Cs136 9.50E 01 0 6.00E 02 Cs 136 1.43E+00 0 9.00E 02 Cs 137 Cs 137_ Ba 140 _ 7.60E+00 0 4.80E-01 Ba 140
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1.43Ei66 0 9.00E 02 La 140 [La 146' 0 1.20E 01 Ce 141 Co 141 1.90E+00 ~~ Ce 143 1.43ET6 0 9.00E 02 Ce 143 ' Ce 144 9.50E 01 0 6.00E-02 Ce 144 Total Act. 9.50E+02 uci/cc uct/cc 6.00E+01 uct/cc Gross lodine 2.98E+02-uct/cc 0.00E+00;ucl/cc i.o8E+01 uct/cc DEI 6.28E+01 uci/cc 0.00E+00 !uct/cc 3.97E+00 uct/cc
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_ _ _ . . __ _. _ .. _ 1 _. _ - _ , _ __ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ Containment Containment _ RCS Sump Atmosphere isotopo ucVcc ucUcc ucVcc isotope Kr 85 1.10E+00 j~ 6.20E 02 Kr 85
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Kr 85m _ Kr P%m 3.14 E+ 01 1!775iO0f Kr 87 K: y . 6.16E+01 _ .j ___ _ 3;47E+00_4_ Kr 88 9.35 E+ 01 1 5.27E+00 Kr88
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.__Zr 95 ,_ _1.65E400_ _7 50E_01 _ _
Zr 97 Zr 97 1.05E+00 7.50E 01 9.30E 02
. _ N19 5 _ , _ __1;65E+00 7.50E 01 _ , _ _ . .
9 30E-02 N_b 95_ Mo 99 _. _ __1J5E + 00___ _7J0E_0_1 9.30E 02}_ . Mo 99_ Ru 103 Ru 103 1.10E+00 5.00E-01 6.20E-02 5.00E-01 6.20E 02 Ru 105 Ru 105- - 1.10E+ 00 Rh 105 5.50 2.50E-01 3.10E-02 Rh 105
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To129
.,__gp0E+00- g_ 3.00E+00 3.72E 01 T e ,129___ _
_To 129m _ _ 1.10E+0_0 ___. Sp0E 01 _ B.20E.-02 , _ , , __Te 120m _Te 132
, __ 2.4BE +01 1,13E+ 01 _ 1.40E+00_L
_ . .Te 132 ,, , _ _I__1.85E+ 01 1131 2.29E+00! 1131 - 4.07E+01
\ _I 13 2._.._.._ S.78E+01 __ .__ 2.63E+01 __ __3 26E+00 4 65E+00 6
,1132 1133 8.25E+01 _ 3.,7 5E+ 01
_ l.133 _ _ __ _ _ 4 l134 1134 _ 9.19E+01 4.18E+01 5.18E+00 p _ 7.26E+01 3.30E+ 01 4.09E+00 1135 1135 Xe 131m 9.30E-02 Xe 131m 1.65E+00g__, E 2 _ _,_ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _1 2 ?. __ Xp 3 s.___..... _ Cs' 55C
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_.C e 14 3_ _ 1.65E+00i__ __7.50E 01_ 9.30E:02 _ Ce 144 Co 144 5.00E-01 6.20E-02 1.10E+00l _ Total Act. ~ ~ 1,165iO.5ui/i._cf. 5.00E+02;ucUcc . 6.20E+0.. 1-.. ucucc
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Giois Iodin ~e ' ~Td5}i+~02IslTE-3 T.~57Ei6[UiE i~' 1.95E+01 ucUcc del ~T]j f27EiDidilic [}] ~~{ 4.10E+00;ucUcc RERP Post Core Damage Spectra
core damage) Sample Time: 1030J Analysis Time: 1050 Containment Containment RCS Sump Atmosphere isotope _ ucuce ucVcc isotope ucVcc_ Kr 85 1.50E+00 6.40E 02 Kr 85 Kr 85m 4.28E401 1.82E+00 Kr 85m Kr 87 8.40E+01 3.58E+00 Kr 87 Kr 88 1.28E+02 5.44 E+00 Kr 88 Sr 89 5.25E+00 1.93E+ 00 2.24E 01 Sr89 Sibi 670liET05 2.20hT66 2.56E 01 Sr91 Zr 95 2.25E+00 8.25E 01 9.60E 02 Zr 95
~ fr57~ 2.25Midh - 8.25E 01 9.605I0f Zr 97 Nb 95 2.25E+00 8.25E 01 9.60E 02 Nb 95 Mo 99 2.25E+00 8.2SE 01 9.60E 02 Mo 99 Ru 103 1.50E+00 5.50E 01 6.40E-02 Ru 103 ~ rut 6h~
1.50sid0 Sl5Os01 ~T65 6.40E Ru 105
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Ru 106 7.5Dh01 2.15sTdi 3.20E 02 Ru 106 Rh 105 7.50E 01 2.75E 01 3.20E 02 Rh 105 To 129 9.00E+00 3.30E+ 00- 3.84E 01 Te 129 Te 129m 1.50E+00 5.50E 01 6.40E 02 Te 129m Te 132 3.38E+01 1.24E+01 1.44E+00 To 132 I1,31 5.55E+01 2.04E+ 01 2.37E+00 1131 O' i132 1133 7.88E+01 1.13E+02 2.89E+01 4.13E+01 3.36E+00 4.80E+00 1132 1133 1134 1.25E+02 4.59E+01 5.34E+00 1134 1135 9.90E+01 3.63h+01 4.22E+00 1135 Xe 131m 2.25E+0r 9.60E 02 Xe 131m Xe 133 3.02E+02 1.29E+01 Xe 133 Xe 133m 1.13E+ 01 4.80E 01 Xe 133m lG.135 1155+01 2.62E+00 Xe 135 Xe 138 3 02E+0_2 _ 1.29E+01 Xe 138 3.00E+00 1.10E+00 1.28E-01 Cs 134 _ _ Cs 134 _ Cs136 1.50E+00 5.50E 01 6.40E 02 Cs136
~ds'I57- 2.25ET00' 8.25E 01 9.60$T02 Cs 137 Ba 140 - 1.20E+01 4.40E+00 5.12E 01 Ba 140 7a 140 ff5sT6b0~ 8.255701 9.605 02 La 140 Ce 141 3.00E+00 1.10E+00 1.28E 01 Co 141 Ce 143 2.25E+00 8.25E 01 9.60E 02 Ce 143 Co 144 __
1.50E+00 5.50E 01 6.40E-02 Ce 144 Total Act. 1.50E+03 ucuce 5.50E+02 uct/cc 6.40E+01 ucVcc
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Gross lodine 4.71 E+02 uci!cc 1.73E+02 ucVcc 2.01 E+01 uct/cc DEI 9.91 E+01 ucUcc 4.23E+00 uct/cc V Boron 1090l ppm RERP Post Core Damage Spectra
08880Pic Data (Post core dama08) Siinple Time: J q Analysis Time: 1120 -
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Containment Containment RCS Sump Atmosphere
~lsotope ucl/cc uct/e.c isotope uci/cc _
Kr 85 1.10E400 6.50E 02 Kr 85 Kr 85m 3.14 E+ 01 1.85E+00 Kr 85m Kr 87~~ 6.16E+01 3.64 E+00 Kr87 Kr 88 5.53E+00 Kr 88 9.35E+ 0_1 . Sr 89 3.85E+00 3.50E+00 2.28E 01 Sr89
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Sr 91 4765+00 4.00E+00 2.60E 01 Sr91 Zr 95 1.65E+00 1.50E+00 9.75E 02 Zr 95 Zr 97 1.65E+00 1.50E+ 00 9.75E 02 Zr 97 Nb95 1.65E+00 - 1.50E+00 9.75E-02 Nb 95
~klo 99 1.655+00 1565i6D 9.75E 02 Mo 99
_R,u_103 1.10E+00 1.00E+00 6.50E 02 Ru 103 4 Ru 105 1.10E+00 1.00E+00 6.50E 02 Ru 105 Ru 106 5.50E 01 5.00E 01 3.25E 02 Ru 106 5.50E 0_1 5.00E 01 3.25E 02 Rh 105 Rh 105__ _ Te 129 6.60E+00 6.00E+00 3.90E 01 Te 129
~Te129m 1.10E+ 00 1.00E+00 6.50E 02 To129m Te 132 2.48E+01 2.2SE+ 01 1.46E+00 Te 132
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4.67Ei01 5.78E+01 3.76h+01 5.2SE+01 2.41 s+00 A41E+00 1131 1132 1133 8.25E+01 7.50E+01 4.88E+00 1133 1134 3.195i01 8.35E+01 , 5.43EIOO 1134 4 1135 7.26E+01 6.60E+01 4.29E+00 1135 Xe 131m 1.655+00 9.7f5T02 Xe 131m Xe 133 2.21 E+02 1.31 E+01 Xe 133 Xe 133m 8.25E+00 4.88E 01 Xe 133m Xe 135 4.5Ts+01 2.675+00 Xe 135 Xe 138 2.21 E+02 1.31 E+01 Xe 138 Cs 134 2.20E+00 2.00E+00 1.30E 01 Cs 134
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Cs 136 1.10E+00 1.005i6'O 6.505 02 Cs 136 1 1.50E4 O0 9.75E 02 Cs 137 Cs'_i37 1.65E+0_0 8.80E+00
?4 5.20E 01 Ba 140 Ba 140 8.00E+004 La 140 1.65E+00 1.50E+00' 9.75E 02 La 140 4 1.30E-01 Co 141 Ce 141 2.20E+00 2.00E+00 ~de 143 1.65E+00 1.50E+00 9.75E 02 Co 143 Ce 144 1.10E+00 1.00E+00 6.50E 02 Co 144 Total Act. __
1.10E+03 uct/cc 1.00E+03 uci/cc 6.50E+01 uci/cc Gross lodino 3.45E+02 uct/cc 3.14E+02 ucl/cc 2.04E+01 ucl/cc
~6El 7,2fE+01 uci/cc 4.30E+00 uct/cc 6.86E+02 uci/cc O Particulate Boron 1430 ppm RERP Pod Core Damage Spectra
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i isotopic Data (post core dema9e) Sample Time: ! 1130] r Analysis Time: - 1150 l Containment Containment ! Sump Atmosphere I RCS isolope uct/cc ucl/cc - uct/cc _ _ isotope f Kr85-Kr 85 9.30E 01 - 6.55E-02 Kr 85m 2.65E+01 1.87E+00 Kr 85m ; i Kr 87 5.21E+01 3.67E+00 Kr 87 Kr 88 7.91 E+01 5.57E+00 Kr88 !
- Sr 89 3.26E+ 00 3.85E+00 2.29E 01 Sr89 ~
l Sr91 3.72E+00 4.40E+ 00 2.62E 01 Sr91 Zr 95 1.40E+00 1.65E+00 9.83E 02 Zr 95 i Zr 97 1.40E+00 1.65E+ 00 9.83E 02 Zr 97 Nb 95 1.40E+00 1.65E+00 9.83E 02 Nb 95 Mo 99 ~ 1.40E+00 1.65E+ 00 9.83E 02 Mo 99 f Ru 103 9.30E 01 1.10E400 6.55E 02 Ru 103 6.55E 02 Ru 105 i Ru 105 0.30E 01 1.10E+00 - Ru 106 4.65E 01 5.50E 01 3.28E 02 Ru 106 Rh 105 4.65E 01 5.50E 01 3.28E 02 Rh 105 i
~ Te 129 5.58E+00 6.60E+00 3.93E 01 Te 129 '
Te 129m 9.30E 01 1.10E+ 00 6.55E 02 Te 129m Te 132 2.09E+01 2.48E+01 1.47E+00 Te 132
" i131 33fE+01 4.07E+ 01 2.42E+00 1131
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l132 4.88E+01 5.78E+01 3.445700 1132 1133 6.98E+01 8.25E+01 4.91 E+00 1133 j l134 7.77E+01 - 9.19E+01 5.47E+00 1134 l1351 6.14sT0i 7.26E+01 4.32E+00 1135 [ Xe 131m 1.40E+00 9.83E 02 Xe 131m Xe 133 1.87E+02 1.32E+01 Xe 133 6.985766 4.91E 01 Xe 133m i Xe 133m~ ~ Xe 135 33i'5+iO 2.69E+00 Xe 135 1.87E,+02 1.32E+01 Xe 138 Xe 138_ _ Cs 134 1.86E+00 2.20E+00 1.31E 01 Cs 134 Cs 136 9.30E 01 1.10E+ 00 6.55E 02 Cs 136
- Cs 137 - 1.40E+00 1.65E+00 9.83E-02 Cs 137 Ba 140 . 7.44 E+00 8.80E+00 5.248E01 Ba 140 f 4
La 140 1.40E+00 1.65E+ 00- 9.8J 02 La 140 Ce 141 1.86E+00 2.20E+00 1.31E 01 Ce 141 Ce 143 - 1.40E+00 1.65E+00 9.83E 02 Ce 143 9.30E 01 1.10E+00 6.55E 02 Ce144
]e 144 ,
Total Acti 9,30E+02 t ci/cc 1.10E+03 uct/cc- 6.55E+01 uct/cc
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Gross lodine 2.92E+02 incl /cc 3.45E+02 ucVcc 2.06Ei O1 uci/cc del 6.15E+01 uct/cc 4.33E+00 uci/cc Particulate 7.55E+02 uct/cc Boron 1460 ppm l l RERP Post Core Damage Spectra &~m n,.~i., ,.,m,,,m._.m.wmn,,m.... w-. .n.,....- .r.n,-.m w.,,,,. m, ,.w-..,v,.uw.,w.+, ,,+'-.,,w,-r , -y-- # ..r--
Sample Time: 1 1200l Analysis Time: 1220 , Containment Containment RCS Sump Atmosphere j isotope uct/cc ucl/cc uci/cc isotope Kr85 8.80E-01 6 60E 02 Kr 85 Kr 85m 2.51 E+01 1.88E+00 Kr 85m Kr 87 4.93E+01 3.70E+00 Kr87 Kr 88 fItiEiOI 5.61 E+00' Kr88
-Sr89 3.08E+00 4.90E+00 2.31E 01 Sr89 Sr 91 3.52E+00 5.60E+00 2.64E 01 Sr91
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Zr95 1.32E+00 2.10E+00 9.90E 02 Zr 95 i i32E+00 2.10E+00 9.90E 02 Zr 97 Zr 97 1.32E+00 2.10E+00 9.90E 02 Nb 95 Nb 95 1.32E+00 2.10E+00 9.90E 02 Mo 99 Mo 99 4 6.60E 02 Ru 103 Ru 103. 8.80E 01 1.40E+ 00
' Ru 105 8.80E 01 1.40E+ 00 6 60E 02 Ru 105 '
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~ Rii0ii~ 4.40EW 7.00E 01 Ru 106 4.40E 01 7.00E 01 3.30E 02 _Rh 105
__.Rg,105 Te 129 Te 129 5.28E+00 8.40E+ 00 3.96E 01
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8.80s 01 140E+00 ~702 6160E Te 129m To 129m Te 132 1.98E+01 3.15E+ 01 1.49E+00 Te 132 5.18E+01 2.44 E+00 1131 O l131 1132 11[i3 3.26E+01 4.62E401
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66DEIO1 7.35E+01 1.05$+65 3.47E+00 4.555idd p
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-l134 7.35E+01 1.17E4 02 5.5*E+00 1134 I135 5.81 E+01 9.24E+ 01 4.ouE+00 1135
__Xe 131m 1.32E+00 9.90E-02 Xe 131m Xe 133 1.77E+02 1.33E+01 Xe 133
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~i(e 133m 6.60E+00 4.95E 01 Xe 133m Xe 135 3.61 E+01 2.71 E+00 Xe 135 ,
i(e 138 1,77E+02 1.33E+01 Xe 138 Cs 134 1.76E+00 2.80E+00 1.32E 01 Cs 134 8.80E 01 1.40E+ 00j 6.60E 02 C5136 Cs 136 __ _, Cs 137 1.32E+00 2.10E+00! 9.90E 02 Cs 137
~Ba 140 7.04 E+00' 1.12E+01 5.28E 01 Ba 140 La 140- 1.32E+003 2.10E+00 9.90E-02 1.a 140 4 Co 141 Ce 141 1.76E+00 2.80E+00: 1.32E 01 Ce 143 1.32E+00 2.10E+00 9.90E 02 _Ce 143 Ce 144 8.80E-01 1.40E+00 6.60E 02 Ce 144 Total Act. 8.80E+02 uci/cc 1.40E+03 uct/cc 6.60E+01 uct/cc ,
dross lodine 2.76E+02 uct/cc 4.40E+02 uct/cc 2.07E+01 uci/cc
~D5I 5.82E+01 uct/cc 4.36E+00 uct/cc l
Q h Particulate Boron 1500 ppm 9.60E+02 uct/cc e RERP
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l l I 1 Sic re damage) Sample Time: J 1230l Analysts fime: 1250 Cor.lainment Containment RCS Sump Atmosphere
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isotope uct/cc ucl/cc uct/cc isotope : Kr85 8.10E 01 6.65E 02 Kr 85 , Kr 85m 2.31 E+01 1.90E+00 Kr 85m Kr 81 4.54E401 3.72E+00 Kr 87 - Kr 88 5~5EET0i 535~E+00 Kr88-Sr89 2.84E+00 p 7.35E+00; 2.33E 01 _ Sr89 Sr 91 3.24E+00 8.40E+00 2.66E 01 Sr91 Zrl5 1.2}E+00 3.15E+ 00 9.98E 02 Zr 95 1 Zr 97 1.22E+00 3.15E+00 9.98E 02 Zr 97 l Nb 95 1.22E400 3.15E+00, 9.98E 02 Nb 95 ! Niii9 1.22Ei60' 3.15E+ 00 9.98E-02 Mo 99 Ru 103 8.10E 01 2.10E+00] 6.65E 02 Ru 103 8.10E 01 2.10E+00 6.65E 02 Ru 105 _Ru 105 Ru106 4.0$E 01 1.05E+00 3.33E 02 Ru 106 Rh 105 4.0$E 01 1.0$E+00 3.33E-02 Rh 105 Te 129 4.86E+00 1.26E+01 3.99E 01 Te129
~~TATE 9m 53Ds!6i 2.10E+00 6.65E 02 Te 129m Te 132 1.82E+ 01 4.73E+01 1.50E+00 Te 132 7.77E+01 2.46E+00 1131 .
O l131 3.00E+01 .
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Xe 138 1.63EI02 0.34 E+01 Xe 138 Cs 134 1.62E+00 4.20E+ 00 1.33E _01 Cs 134 Cs136 8.10E.01 2.10E+00 _ 6.65E-02 Cs 136
~ds T57~ 1.iiEi60 3.15ET60 9.98E-0.1 Cs 137 Ba 140 0.48E+q 00 1.68E+ 01 5.32E 01 Ba 140 La 140 1.22E+0 + 3.15E+00p 9.98E 02 La 140 Co 141 1.62E+0 4 4.20E+00 1.33E 01 Ce 141 Co 143 1.22E+0 3.15E+00 9.98E 02 Ce 143 Co 144 8.10E 01 2.10E+00
' 1 6.65E-02 Ce144 I
Total Act. 8.1dE+02 uci/cc 2.10E+03!ucl/cc 6.65E+01 uci/cc
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Gross lodine 2.54E+02 uct/ci 6.59E+02 ucl/cc 2.09E+01 uci/cc DEI 5.35E+01 uct/cc ,__ _l 4.39sT00 uci/cc O Pal 11culate Boron , 1570; ppm 1.44E+03[uct/cc 1
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Containment l RCS Sump Atmosphere isotope ucuce ucl/cc isotope uct/cc_ ' Kr 85 7.60E 01 7.10E 02 Kr 85 Kr 85m 2.17E+01 2.02E+00 Kr 85m , Kr87 ! Kr 8f~ 4.265+01 3.98E+00 l Kr88 6.46E+01 6.04E+00 Kr88 Sr89 2.66E+00 8.40E+00 2.49E 01 Sr89 9TOEI66 2.84s 01 Sr 91 Si9T 3T04s+00 ZI95 1.145+ 00 3.60E+ 00 1.07E 01 Zr 95 , Zr 97 1.14E+00 3.60E+00 1.07E 01 Zr 07
~NN5' 1.14EI6U 3.60E+00 1.07E 01 Nb 95 Mo 99 1.14 E+00 3.60E+ 00 1.07E 01 Mo 99 i Ru 103 7.60E 01 2.40E+00 7.10E 02 Ru 103
~NIII65~ 86E 01 2.40ET6~0 7.10El2 Ru 105 Ru 106 3.80E 01 1.20E+ 00 3.55E 02 Ru 106 Rh 105 3.80E 01 1.20E+00 3.55E 02 Rh 105 Te 129 4.56E+00 1.44E+ 01 4.26E 01 Te 129 Te129m 7.60E 01 2.40E+00 7.10E 02 Te 129m To 132 1.71 E+01 5.40E+01 1.60E+00 Te 132 l131 8.88E+01 2.63E400 1131 2_.81 E+01 I132 3.99E+01 1.26E+02; 3.73E+00 1132 1133 1.80E+02 5.33E+00 1133 520E+01 1134 6.35E+01 2.00E+02 5.93E+00 1134 1135 5.02E+01 1.58E+02 4.69E+00 1135 Xe 131m 1.145+if 1.07Eh Xe 131m Xe 133 1.53E+0 1.43E+ 01 Xe 133 Xe 133m 5.70E+0 5.33E 01
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_Ce 141 _4.80E+00j ' Ce 143 1.14 E+00 3.60E+ 00. 1.07E-01 Ce 143
'Ce 144 7.60E-01 7.10E-02 Ce 144 2.40E+6(
Total Act. 7.60E+02 uct/cc 2.40E+03fucl/cc 7.10E+01 ucl/cc Gross lodine 2.39E+02 uci/cc 7.54E+02 uci/cc 2.23E+01 uci/cc
~ DEI 532E+01 ucl/cc 4.69E+001uci/cc i
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... . Te 129 ,_ ,. __7 4 80E 0_9g__3.00E-01 Te 129
- Te 129m^
, , _1.28E 7.68E 12 124, 8.00E 10 5 00E 02 Te 129m~~~
~ 'Te 13 2.88E-11 1.80E-08' 1.13E+00 ~ Ti~132
-- . 2 - - -
5.92E 12 -. I . . - - - . . 2.96E-08 l 1.85E+001-- +. i131 I131 l I 4
. .4,18E+ 001 i i134 l
--__1 134_ ._ _ _.1. . 34E _11
. _ . . _ _ _. .._6_.68E. _08. _
_~ _J_. . -. l135 5.28E 08 _ 1.__.._3. 3 0 E+ 00~
. I135 .- . -_1.06E 11 . . _ _ _
_..(- _ . . . g .
~
. q _.. .
- . - . - . . -- ~ 100E6 ~!09. . T.. ._.- 3.}5E .0F-~ _ -.
XAT33m -
.........-4....___-...._-._-._.__._.w.-_.. E0 1_. . . _ .l _- ._ _e
.__1.61 E.07l . _. _ ._.1._. 01. +.. X 138 . _ __ _
_X e._138_. ..n- 6 43. E_10m. 6 Cs 134 C.s 134 .. _1 ._. 2.56E 12 .
._ .. 1.60E-09 i .. .__ _ .___1.00E-01l .
7.50E-02[i_____Cs 137_ . _
-.. Cs 137_ _ _ _ . _ 192E 12
- . - . - .-. 1.20E-09 .
.y g
!~E Ce 141
,q- . _7.00E 01 ~._. i
.. .._ . . _ . _ . _ 4
_.._--_a_.__. ..,__...t.,._..___ _ . . -
._-a ___ _
24 !., 5 00E+01!ucVcc! To_ tal,Act_.p 4__.3.. 20E _09.;u.. _cVc.c. ._ _ .8._.0.._0E.-07 t ucV_cc g - _q , ,
. __ d .__ _ . . !(u.._.y 1
L 1.57E+01
' i Gross lod ne _. - -. _ 5.02E-11 cVec -
2.51E-071uevec j _.... _ _iucVcci _ . - 1 (
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- ._ ... . - - _ - . . . - . _ _ _ - . - - . _ _ _ _ , . _ . _ . . _ _.~.~._ _...- .__. , . ~ . .
I isppic Data (post core damage) f _ . _ _ . _ _ , , Sample Time: 1 .945
. . T__ 1 t J
__,Il- _ _ _ . _. iAnalysis Time f~'~l 10051- j T_~
~._._ - -
Sample _ Aux tsuilding _., _ Atmosphere _ _ lsotope ucUcc ucVcc ucuce- Isotope _ Kr 85 4.00E-02 4.00E 02 6.00E-02 ~ Kr 85 ~ Tr'85Ei~ 1.14 E+00 l 1.14E+00 1.71 E+0'0l Kr 85m - > Kr 87_ 2.24E+00 --[~~ 2.24E+00 3.36E+00 Kr 87 Kr 88 3.40E+00 l 3.40E+00 5.10E+00 Kr 88 S[ {[ _ ~}60s35,~] 1.405'Di[ _ _ 2[iU5[01 'Sr 89
. . .Sf 911J 6.40E 021 1 1.60E-011 J 2.40E_011]_Sr t
91-Zr 95 1 2.40E 021 l 6.00E-02 9.00E-02 Zr 95
~ Zi977 2.40E-02! J 6.00E-02 9.00E-02 ~
Zr 97
.M9{] y d32f____L,]pUE}0if ,_i 9.60lE[0[2' _Nb 95 2 40E-02 9.00E-02 Mo9F
; Mo_99_,,_ , , -
( _ 4.00E-02Sp0E __t02 Ru 103 1.60E 021 , i 6.00E-02i _ i Ru 103 Ru 105 ~ 1.60E-02 i~~ 4.00E-02
~ ~
1 6.00E-02Ci RiiiO5
~ i106- T.,..~'T. 60s!63g R - .
2 6 s! ~2 - . _ _ 3.00E-02} . l.-. n Ru 106 Te 129 9.60E-02 2.40E 01i ~
' 3.60E 01 Te 129 02 4.60E d5I 6.00E-02 Te 129m
~ Tel29ti _~ .- 1.60E g_ - .
~~
~5~5iE+60i L i131
_IT3I l]. ~~7.40E-02 j 1.48Ei06I 3.15E+00Il
. . _. -- .MW-.- E .
2.10E+00 i i132
~~ '
I~
~
! f34Ei l134
_T__I. 3_4.._._I_._~~~T._.TB. ^ T 7E ~~ Ol}D 5.01s+6Dl _3_.96E+ 00W "I ',-~ i135
,.__1.32E ~~ ~01_ ] _ _ '2.64 E+0'_0 t '__
_ Xe 1135131m,_i j 6.00E-02 6 00E-02l l 9.00E-02]t [ Xe 131m Xe_133_ j _,_8.04E+00 [ 155ETOT[ l Xe 133 _l__ 8.0d E+00{
-I 3.00E-01 3EE-011 1 4.50E-01 l Xe 133m
.X. e.133m
.g 7. _ ._ . _- -_ . _~~I . _15. _4E_i6. f I 2.46E+00
_ .i X_e_13_5_
, Xe 138_ _ - _ _ ! [_._8.04 E+0,0LJ_ 1.21 E+01 j_ Xe 138 Cs 134_...-
.. I__8.04E+00 -.3.20E-02 i_. ! ___.8.00E-02 1.20E .
i Cs 134
~
Os 137
._ CH31 _ .. __'230s62I'.-..I_~- E66E-02 __.
. - _ _ . _ 9.dd 5 4 2 _ _ I.
T~~ l T 665!02!~7 9.00E-02PI'
~
La 140 OE-02i
~ Ce 141-[~ 33 5 02* ~~I * ~E665y2C__j 8
'06sT [T~~T50E'6TfT~Ce 02 141 -
C @ {_,__. 2 dos 02 3 9.00E-02! j Ce 143 Ce 144 ! i 4.00E-021 6.00E-02! I Ce 144 1.60E-04 e_N66E 6.+T -a f uc~ c __d605T6'1 cE 6.665765 __V.._L
~
{ !- i ! - ! ucUcc; Gross lo. dine fi~ '
. ._ 6.28E 01.?ucucc~
. .126E+01 luci/cc. ___ _,_ 1.88E+01 _
- ...m..._. ,g.___...__. . ._ _
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. . , - - . - - = . . . . ~ - _ - . . - - - . - . - _ _ . - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
.~. . _ . . _ . . _ . . _ . _ _ _ _ __ . . _ _ . . . _ . ._ ___ . _ _
Isotopic Data (post core damage)
;] .
F-SyjiTime: 1 10151 1-T~ Anaiysis Time-_._ 1035!
~
Unit Vent. Containment Sample Aux Building _ Atmosphere isotope - ._-l uci/cc - _ uci/cc Isotope
- uci/cc ~ ~
Kr 85 - T-~
. . - - _ 2 86E-52 __ _
E.565~.~02 6.f65!05' Ki8ii Kr 87- 1.57E+00 1.57E+00 3.47E+00 T~~~~iE87 Kr 88 2.38E+00 2.3iiE+00 5.27E+00 Kr 88 Sr 89 3.92E-02 9.80E-02 2.17E-01 Sr 89 Sr91 4.48E-02 1.12E-01 2.48E-01 Sr 91
~~'-~ z i95~ 4.20E-02 9.30E-02 Zr 95 1.68E-02 1.68E-02
_1_ 4.20E-02 9.30E-02 Zr 97 _ Zr 97 __
~
Idi99~ 1.68E-02 4.20E-02 9.30E 02 Mo 99 Ru 103 1.12E-02 2.80E-02 6.20E-02 Ru 103 Ru 105 1.12E-02 2.80E-02) Y 6.20E-02 ! Ru 105
~
._ Rii65~~~l _ 5.60E.-03 .-._1.40E-021 7 3.10s!62 j _Ru I66
-_ - a g ,
_ Te 129_,._ - _ -6.72E-02, j__ 1.68E-01 3.72E-01 { .-.Te 129 2.80E-02 0.20E-02l Te 129m Te 129m_ _. _ __1,_12E_-02L Te 132 j 2.52E-01( 6.30E 01 1.40E+001 Te 132 1131 11?1 i 5.18E-02 1.04E+00 2.29E+00i
' I
\ 1.47E+00 3.26E+00 I132
_ l.132_ .._1 7.35E-02 _ _ g- .. _ __
~
li131m "i
~
4;E6E-02I~~~ ~~ 4.20E-02I~ ^ 9 5UE-6Ei Xe 131m 5.63EiO0I- 1.25E+01l Xe 133 Xil5F. ~ ~I~~~~~5.63_E M.'~ ~ . . - ~ . . -- - pgp -- 115E+00I T~ ~~i 55Ei66I T T 54E.id0 _. -' Xe 135
~
~ 230E !62l
~
6.20E 02 Cs 136 Cs 136 I~12E32[M . , Cs 137 1.68E-02 4.20E 02! I~ 9.30E-OiF i Cs 137 "T
~
I ~ ~ Y245761i i Ba 140___
.--Q 8. 96E..62 1.68E-02; J.__4.20E-02
- _ _ , 4.96E. -01 9.30E-02 ]
La 140 _l.a 1_40 . 1 1 _ _Ce 141j.] 2.24E-02 5.60E-02 ! 1.24E-01 l Ce 141 _.Ce 1,43_Q_1. 68E-02_ 4.20E-021 9.30E-02[_ [ Ce 143_ 6.20E-02L I Ce 144
.. Ce 144 _L __1.12E-02( 2.80E-02L I f: ,
~
l Total Act. ~
-. 2.80E+01luci/cc[ 2.80E+01!uci/cc i
- l. -i 6.565sdifUci/c(
f: . ~ I ! i ! GrosslodirAd[iX6E [1}Uikccj_ 8.79E+0_0!uci/cc ! 1.95E+01 U5 fed DEL _ Q l , 9.25E-02(uci/cci i ! 1.85E+00}uci/ccj I i 4.10E+00[uci/cc[ x_/ RERP-
- Post Core Damage Spectra l
1_ .. _. . . _ - . - _ __
, /,
i
~
Elsotopic Data (post core damage) - ~ t S' ample Time: Tl -1045). ~- [ _]nalysis Time . 1165 4 Unit Vont ._ Containment
+ _.S. amp L __ ,,__ Aux Building _
Atmosphere i
., Jsotppe _ __uci/cc lsotope uci/cc ucVcc__,_
6.45E-02 _.Kr 8_5_ _ . 1.20E 02 } 1.28E-02._ 4 _ _ _Kr 85 Kr 85m - 3.42E-01_ '_' 3.65E-01 - 1.84E+00 i Kr 85m
~I<i87-j 6.72E! 65F ~
7.17ET 6i" 3.615iOF dr~87 Kr88 1.d55~+T ~ j 1.655i66~ 5355i60f Kr 88 : 4 SI89 - 1.685-d2" 4 4Il5Tdif 'i36E:6TI~ ~ - Sr89 Sr 91 - 1.92E-02 - 5.12E-02 ' ~ 1 2.58r ,- Sr 91
~ ~
Zr 95 7I205-03 i3fE%2 9T5i Zr 95 t
~ Zr 97 - .. _ - 7.7,0E-03} --
~
1.92E-Ofi 55 . Zr 97 ! 7.20E-03 1.92E 02 9.6 81: 2, Wo 99 a . Mo. 99 .
-. . + _ _ ,
~
}{'Rlu 1[ 6] ],_2}dlE 05 3.53ED2 "
~
[ ..d 106 ,
.c Rh_105 __2.40E-03, ]l__ [6_.40E 03630l Eld 3} _
_g 3.23E-02 Rh 105 Te129 2.88E-02 _7.68E-02 _L_, _,3.87 E-01 _ _Te 1_29 6.45E 02_,_ Te 129m 4.80E-03_ _ _ _ 1.28E-02 Te 129m Te 132 : 1.08E-01 l 2._88E_-01 ___j 1.45E+00I-
--4 Ts 132 -
I.131 _ , 2.22E-02 4.74E-01 _ 2.39E+001 - l131 __.l.132_jj 3.15E-02 3.39E+00' i132
%_) 6.72E-01J I i 4.50E-02 9.60E-01J 4.84E+00 1133 1133 _ g -. 5.395IOD 1134 i134 p _ 1.07E+00' 5.01E-02 [
l135 pI' 3.96E-02 8.45E-01 1 4.26E+00 1135
~ Nil 51m TY 1.80E-02 1.92E-02l [ 9.685-D5
)Nb.. jy5}y0[ f57Ei0d { ~} 1.30E+01 ~~l]Xe j Xe 551m Xe 133m 133 Xe 133m --
9.00E-02 - .. i 9.60E-02 I 4.84E-0 t j
- - ~ -. - n....-.- .
g- .- -
~T_d5ET0_2
__1.28. E_-02. ,__t ._ Cs 136 _._4.80E.._a 03 3 _C_s 136__, _7.20E-03E 1.92E-02i 9.68E-02 Cs 137 _Cs 137 _ ,. 5.16E-01 Ba 140 -
- . -Ba 140 -.. -._ 3 84E-02i .- 1.02E-01[ . - - +
.p- --- --.
. . ... - - - - - _-e .
De 154~I y 4.85573 I f - 1.'f8E021 . 6.45E-024
! Ce 144 -
Total Act.-._ .L... --~d.O5Y0ifE_dd_ic.I - s
~f355sdi uc_.i/_c.c_g -
6T55i05 uci/ccI, l . ! i- _ l-G_ross lo_ din _e _. . 1.88E-01!uci/cci 4.02E+00!uct/cc I 163576Tiucticci
.. -- _ k ii 7-i i l
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( Sample TimetT- ~~ -11TST lootopic Data (post core damage) " ' ' [ JAnalysis Time j __1135 y .- . . . - = Containment - Unit Vent -- Sample Aux Building Atmosphere [ lyEpe uci/cc uci/cc - ~T- ,,_j uci/cc T lsotope 1 Kr 85- _ 3.25E 03 . 3.10E-03 6.55E-02 Kr 85 Kr 85m 9.26E-02
"~6F4E42 ~T8fEiOO~ Kr 85m~
1.77E11 3 67EI66 Kr 87
.-Kr 87-- ]. .. -. _8254i .1.~
-g-1.03ET62
~ ~
- Sr'8F~ 4T55Ed3 2I25E-01 Sr 89
^
Sr 91 5.20E-03 1.24E-02 2.62E-01 1 Sr 91 - 1.95E 03 4.65E-03 9.83E-02 b -Zr 95. Zr 95 Zr 97 1.95E-03 4.65E-03 9.83E 02 Zr 97 - 4
~ ii95
~
N 7 "~ 1.95E-03~
~
435E33 4.65E 03;
~~
~~ 9.83E-02 Nb 95 1.95E43 9.83E-02 Mo 99 Mo 99-...
4 g -
~ ~+~~
B s:[ 1.55E-03 I 3.28E 02[
! Ru 106
_._ Rh 105.- 4_ _6.50.E.04 . . , . - - _1.55E-03 -i 3.2853fl - Rh 105 Te 132 2.93E-02 1 6.98E-02 1.47E+00i Te 132 e i131 6 dTE:D3 ~~7~ 1.15E-01 2.42E+00 1131
. T i132 - ~
i
-.. . -.8.53E.03 T655-01 3.44E+00 1132 l135._-.-- -.-- 1.07E .02---+ l 2.05_E-01 y---.--4.3f. .- ..ETOO. l '- _Xer 131m ~ l135 Xe 131m_i_,_4 88E-03{ 2 - _4.65E-03 _a 9.83E-02]_. L Xe 133 , 6.53E-011 6.23E-01 l 1.32E+011 l Xe 133
~ ~i555I j 4 Xe 2T4dTF 0 2.33E-02 1.27E-01 T
, 4 91E-01!
2.69E+00 J Xe 133m Xe 135 _ Xe 135 ___1.33E 01
~
i 1131E-01_ Cs 134 , . Cs 134 _. [~f.__.._150E.63.I .._ i-~il0s35I
. . 1
..S. gp 7. .- g3.g gg -- ,
. . . 7_- T65.E 03Z!-~Y~ 9.855.-Uf.i__I La 140
, _ _._ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _a ._ _ .._ 9.83E-02 - i ..Ce 143 ~ Ce 143 i- 1.95E-03 4.65E 03J i
- e- .-
y .
~ .25Ei6hcEcN 3 1565766 uWeb 6.55E+01ficE Total Act 4._
_.1..[(. ,_.
. .[ __ d.. .g
_ _ _ __ _.d y i Grrrss lodine 5.10E-02 uci/cci 9.73E-01guci/cc j 2.06E+01luci/cci DEI - 1.07E-02 uct/cc[~ 2.05E-01!uci/cc I 4.33E+00!uci/cci - , -_
-~ -}
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-_. ~ - . . ~ . -.- -- ___ - -._-----
I p ' isotopic Data (post core damage) T f Sample Time: T~ ii45C~ ~I-
-~~""~~T . . - - +a-nalysis Time ~N565!~~~~T~ l u I
~ ~
~ inlainment C ~T i Unit Vent Sample ,_ _- Aux Building Atmosphere ___
r _
- } 5$y__ I _ 5 ysy [ ]_,_, 6 60E-02 Kr 8
- K!85m_ j[I_ 8.40E 03 4.28E-0_3_.
I 1.43E-02} l [ 1.88E+00{ ' 3.70E4 00 Kr 85m Kr 87 l
- Kr 87 _ __
g_ p_ . 2.80E-02l 4T25s'.bij i 5.61E+00 Kr 88 1,.75E;031 1 2.31E 01 Sr 89 Sr91 j 2.40E-04 1 2.00E-03l 2.64E-01 Sr 91 7.50E-04I~ ~ 91 E 65 Zi95
~ Ig95
_Z ~-_._. __ ~ 9.00E-05 i 4 ~
, .- 6 E.~I -
i 7.50E-0]4 g I 9I966~ Ei~ g---(' ZI57 Mo 99 Y 9?O6E45[] 7
~]5Us~614 9.908'02 I Mo 99 j Ru 103 . J_,_6_.00_E-05 Ru 105 i 6.00E-05 5.00E-04___j[
5.00E-04 i 6 60E-02 6.60E-02 Ru 103 Ru 105 gg--+ ~
- 3 06E-65 236Eddf 3.30E-02 Ru 106 g _.*f 3.30E-02 Rh 105 Te 129 3.60E-04 3.00E-03! 3.96E-01 Te 129 Te,129m_ . _ L _ _6_.00E-05 5.00E-04! ]j 6.60E[6 ~Te_129m
. _Te 132_.. 1 i 1.13E-02 i 1.49E+0{0 f Te 132
__g.35E-03I g
~
- p. 1.85~M~dif 2.44E+00 F i13i
.~ ~
M- T~u. . -
- - 2 63E-02l.-
. _3.47E+00.' -
'I132
_ n _.- .-. n .. _ .- - ..m _._
-._ .I_134- -~.J_ j._4.95E 6 26E-04 041_C
. 4.18E 02l 3.30E-02j 5.51E+00 4.3_6_E+00 _[
l134 l135 _ l_135_ _. _ Xe 131m ! 2.25E-04 i 7.50E-04i 9.90E-02 [ Xe 131m 1.0lE 6il~~~I~ 1.335A ~1[
~
X I - 3.02E-02! I 1 ! Xe 133 ii33]l7 7 -.
~~I~
~
315'5~d3 4.055'-01I ! Xe 135r5 ~~ 1.13E-03 - ~[-- li133fn.
+
~ Cs~I3d i 1.20E-04 1,06sdi~ i~~ 1.325~0TI~ ! Cs 134 C sTW ~H
_. _ _. WM_-[._ ._. SMEM_ 6.60E-02 ___ i Cs 136 7
~~ ~
~~B i .I-~ 8 E-04Y I T 0543I~ 5 28E 61T Ba 140~
La 140 .. _.__ - 9. 0'0E-05I~_~. ._~' ._T50s~0di~- 9 90E 2i~i la~i4 ___7
~
T_ota_l Act.__. Y._~T.~56E I_ Iud _i/de. 5.005-0IfU.5._Eci7 f. - . 6.60E+01fu36df ; Gross lodine [ ~556843 iicUi ~
~il5754i u'ci/Ec ~ 2I6fE+~0IUEUdi~
4T6piD6!uci/cc:
~D_Ei~ ]T. ._~.__19_6E_64 UEdscI~~T._5d5_7d_5.iscUci7_ _
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.l l
lootopic Data (post core damage) O T~ Sample Time T__ _1215l- ~T _" ~i Analysis Time.._ ._ 1255 l i Unit Vent ._- Containment Sample _ Aux Building _
' Atmosphere - . _
uci/ce___ ucl/cc_ _ lsotope _..lsotope_ _ _ ucUcc ._ _ _ Kr_85_._, _,1.29E;_04_[ 1.50E-04 6.65E-0_2_g Kr 85 1 Kr 85m u Kr_85mj_,__3.42 E-03_[ 4.2_8E_-03 1.90E+00 6.72E-03 8.40E- 3 3.72E+00 Kr 87
-Kr 87 -. -.. _.-
~ . _
2.66E 01 Sr 91__ _ _ _
. 3I Zr 95 91,.._I.. j+_ l t 7.20E-05 ._1.92.E34__.,6.00E-04 ~
i 2.25E 04
~ -
9.98E-02 Zr 95
~
Zr 97 T 2155-65 9.9_857 0 1_~_. Zr 97 47-~7$20E 65i.. . _ 4 Ru 103 1 4.80E"65 t 1.565!67 6.655~62 Ru 103
@ 51_,,_,_.430 E-05i_ 1.5_0E;0_4 J
6.65E-02 Ru 105 2.40E-05) 3.33E-02 Ru 106
-Ru 106 7.50E-05J i
~
~ 335!02
~
Rh 105
-ROO5 .
g . 2 46E'-D51~[~730E'D5E . . 3 ._.
-Te 129m_ _[~~4786E _. q 05 7
_~ 1'565T0 4 I.__ ! 6.655 62~ ]. Te 129m
- ...-__ . 1 -
U _ l132 . . I f , T155-04 __~ ~ ~___7.~55E 63 j 3.495760 I I132 7._.~196E! 0iF~. __ . _ , . . 9.90E-03! i. 4.39E+00 _'_ I i135 _ . _ _ t_._ _ .
~ _. . _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ _
"Bii46'l i . 3.84E-04l i 1.20E-03 5.32E-01 -I . Ba 140 1.335~6I{j
~
ice ,14{[,))930Ej05))'))37005-0]4 ~[_ 6e 141 ~~
. Ce 143
.! --7.20E-05, __ -- 2.25E 04! ;
. ._ i 9.98E-02! ! Ce 143
_ _ . _ _. 7_ _#_._ _ _._w_ _ - _ _ , _ _q _ Gios.sio5__i. . _ 1.885!63 .ccN 4.VI542. Iuii/ce'I___ 2.09Ei6I cE55 __
- ._ _ __ ___,__.L__. '
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. . ._._. . _ __ _ _ _ ~ . - - _ _ _. _ - . . - . _ _ _.
k 0 Q isotopic Data (post core damagel Q Sample TimeN Analysis Time 1+ 12151_ _ 1235i i , L ; ___ Unit Vent Containment Sample . Atmosphere i Aux Building ~ . Jf f
].
_ isotope _ uct/cc . uci/cc ~~ ucl/cc i - Isotope - 7
~
.__K. r 85m___T-. 3.28E 05 7__ -f 1.97E+00{ l Kr 85m
_.3._fih_ '-33 ,
~
[
~
, ]X85 978E D5-[ 1.11 E-02 4 55E-04f 5.87E+00]
2.42E-01j Kr 88 Sr89
. Sr 89__ 1.61 E_-04 j Sr 91 Sr 91 1.84E-04 5.20E-04 .
2.76E-01 l Zr 95 6.90E-05 1.95E-04 1.04E 01{__Zr 95
. Zr 97 6.90E-05 1.95E-04 - 1.04E-01 Zr 97 1.95 E-04 "~~ 1.045~DI~ Nb 95
- _.Nb 95_. _ __6.90E-05 q . 7_ _ _ . -
.. - ___. _ _4_._--
~hii657 6.50E-05 ~~ ~T 3.45E F Rh 105 2.30E-05 ~ { f56ETOF 4.145-01 Te 555~
Te 129 D6E-04 ~ I
~ ill9m
~
T 4 S 5 65" ~ 1?0h'04 6.90E-02 Te429m Te 132 1.04E-03 1.55E+00 Te 132
. g -. . - _ . .- -_ 2.93E-03 .- ._.
4 _g g.~i 6 _- 855~-33 . T~~~ - 3.62E+00-I i132
.._Xe j 31 m____1.7jE-04 j 1.95E-04 l ~ 84Egif](( Xe131ri~
1 Xe 133 2.31E-021 2.61E-02 1.39E+01 Xe 133
- yeT35ii~ '~ {~'. 8T635_04i . ~'~535E-04
~
5.18E-01 _ Xe 133m
-. ~ - . - - . , . _ . _ ,.
___.-..y__ g . _ _ _ .; ~_ Cs 134 Cs 134 i,__ 9.20E-05L _ _ 2.60E 0_4L__ __ 1.38E 01[ . Cs 1.30E-04 6.90E-02 j.__ Cs 136
.__.136..g!.__ 4.60E-05'_ _ _ -_. _, _ .y _ _ _.._. _ _, _ _ _ , _ _. .
_,__3f8E 04(__j_ _ 5.52E-0_1,[__ l Ba 140 _ Bal40__ 1.04E-03 J ' La 140 La .140
. i. _.6.90.E-05l
! . _1.95E-04I_, q.._.__.1.04E-011 n .
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