ML20203P361
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r I TABLE OF CONTENTS fRSR I. Summary and Conclusions 1 II. Intreduction 3 A. Objectives 4 B. Implementation 4 III. Program Description 5 I A. B. C. Semple Collection Data Interpretation Program Exceptions 5 7 9 D. Program Changes 11 IV. Results and Discussion 13 A. Aquatic Environment 13
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- 4. Sediment 15 B. Atmospheric Environment 15 1 Airborne 15
- a. Air Particulates 15
- b. Airborne Iodine 16
- 2. Terrestrial 17
- a. Milk 17
- b. Well Water 18
- c. Vegetation 18
- d. Game 18 C. Ambient Gamma Radiation 19 V. References 21 I
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c I I I. Summary and Conclusions This report on the Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program conducted for the Limerick Generating Station by Philadelphia Electric Company covers t he period 1 January 1955 t hrough 31 December 1985. During that t ime period, 2923 analyses were perf ormed on 2356 samples. Surface and drinking (potable) water samples were analyzed for concentrations of gross beta (soluble and insoluble fractions), tritium, I and gamma emitting nuclides. Concentrations detected were consistent with those observed in other years. I Fish (predator and bottom feeder) and sediment samples were analyzed f or concentrat ions of gamma emit t ing nuclide and t he concent rat ions detected were consistent with those in ot her years. Air particulate samples were analyzed for concentrations of gross beta and gamma emitting nuclides. Concentrations detected were consistent wit h t hose observed in other years. High sensitivity I-131 analyses were performed on weekly air samples. All results were less t han the minimum detectable level. Cow and goat milk samples were analyzed for concentrations of I-131 and gamma emitting nuclides. Concentrations detected were consistent with those observed in other years. I Well water samples were analyzed for concentrations of tritium and gamma emmitting nuclides. Concentrations detected were consistent with those observed in other years. Vegetatton samples were analyzed for concentrations of gamma emmitting nuclides. Concent rat ions detected were consist ent wit h t hose I observed in other years. A game sample was analyzed for concentrations of gamma emitting I nuclides and concentrat ions detected were consistent with those observed in other years. Environmental gamma radiat ion measurement s were made mont hly and I quarterly us ing t hermoluminescent dosimeters. consist ent wit h t hose observed in ot her yen. s. Levels detected were I In assessing all the data gathered for this report and comparing these result s with preoperat ional data, it was evident that the operation of the Limerick Generating Station resulted in no detectable radiological I impact on the environment. I I
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I I LIMERICK GENERAT!HG STATION Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program II. Intreduction The Limerick Generating Station (LGS), consisting of two 1055 MWe boiling water reactors owned and operated by Philadelphia Electric I Company (PEco), is located adjacent to the Schuylkill River in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Unit No. I went critical on 22 December 1984 and Unit Ho. 2 is under construction. The site is located in Piedmont I countryside, transversed by numerous valleys containing small tributaries which feed into the Schuylkill River. On t he east ern river bank elevation rises from approximately 110 to 300 feet mean sea level (MSL). On the western river bank elevation rises approximately 50 feet MSL to I the western site boundary. A Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program (REMP) for LG5 was initiated in 1971. Review of the 1971 through 1977 REMP data result ed in the modification of the program to comply with changes in the Environmental Report Operating License Stage (EROL)8'I and t he current revision of the Branch Technical Position Paper.t ti The preoperational I period f or most media covers the periods 1 January 1982 through 21 December 1984 and was summarized in a separate report.838 This report covers those analyses performed by Teledyne Isotopes (TI) on samples I collected during the period 1 January 1985 through 31 December 1985. I . I lI ( i l
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I A. Objectives The object ives of the Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program are:
- 1. To provide data on measurable levels of radiation and radioactive materials in the site environs.
- 2. To evaluate the relationship between quantitles of radioactive material released from the plant and resultant radiation doses to individuals from principal pathways of exposure.
B. Implementation Implementation of the stated objectives is accomplished by identifying significant exposure pathways, establishing baseline radiological data of media within those pathways, and continuously monitoring those media bef ore and during Stat ion operat ion to assess Stat ion ef f ect s (if any) on man and t he env'ronment. In order to achieve the stated object Ives, t he current program includes the f ollowing analyses on samples collected:
- 1. Concentrations of tritium in surface water, drinking (potable) water, and well water.
- 2. Concentrations of beta emitters in surface water, drinking (potable) water, and air particulates.
- 3. Concentrations of gamma emitters in surface, drinking l (potable), and well water, air particulates, milk, vegetation, game, fish, and sediment.
- 4. Concentrations of I-131 in air and milk.
- 5. Ambient gamma radiation levels at various site environs.
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I I III. Program Description A. Sample Collection Samples f or the LG5 REMP were collected f or Philadelphia I Electric Company by Canberra /RMC. This section describes the collect ion methods used by Canberra /RMC to obtain environmental samples f or the LGS REMP in 1985. Aountie Environment The aquatic environment was examined by analyzing samples of surface water, drinking water, fish, and sediment. Two gallon water samples were collected monthly from continuous samplers located at five surface water locations (10F2, 15F5, 16B2, 2451, and 2452) and four drinking water locations (15F4, 15F7, 16C2, and 28F3). One additional drinking water location (13H2) was sampled I monthly by compositing weekly grab samples. Control locations were 10F2, 2451, 24S2, and 28F3. All containers used were new unused plastic bottles, which were rinsed at I least twice with source water prior to collection. Fish samples comprising the flesh of two groups, cat f ish/ bullhead (bot t om feeder) and sunfish (predator). 16C5 and I were collected semi-annually at three locations: 2051 (indicator) and 29CI (control). Sediment samples composed of recently deposited substrate were collected at three locations semi-annually: 1652 and 16C4, (indicator) and 33A2 (control). Atmosoberic Environment The atmosphoric environment was I examined by analyzing samples of air particulate, airborne iodine, milk, well water, food products and game. particulate and airborne lodine samples were collected Air weekly at seventeen locations (281, 6C1, 9C1, 1053, 1151, 13C1, 13H4. 1451, 15DI, 1781, 20DI, 22G1, 2681, 29PI, 31D1, I 3452, and 3581). Of the airborne lodine samples at these seventeen locations, eight (1053, 1151, 13C1, 13H4, 1451. I 22G1, 31DI, and 3581) were analyzed for I-131. The remaining nine samples were collected and retained for analysis if necessary. Control locations were 13H4 and 22Gl. Air particulate and airborne lodine samples were I obtained using a vacuum sampler, glass f iber and charcoal filters, respectively. The filters were replaced weekly and sent to the laboratory for analysis. The vacuum I samplers were run continuously at approximately 1 cubic foot per minute. Milk samples were collected bi-weekly at four locations I (5C1, 10B1, 22Fl, and 25B1) and monthly at eight locations (36E1, 9El, 9G1, 11D1, 11El, 17C2, 18C1, and 21B1) during April t hrough November, and monthly at all locations during December t hrough March. Locations 9G1 and 22F1 were I I
I controls. Changes in some sample statlens occured in November. A more detailed explanation can be found in Section III.D. Samples were collected in new unused two gallon plastic bottles f rom the bulk tank at each location, ref rigerat ed, and shipped prompt ly t o t he laboratory. Ho preservative was added. Well water samples were collected semi-annually from two locations 1151 (indicator) and 18A1 (control) in new unused two gallon plastic bottles. Vegetation samples composed of broad leafy vegetation and root crops were collected monthly from one location (1151) during the growing season (May through September). A game sample was collected annually from one location (2655) by hunting. Ambient Gemma Rediation Direct radiation measurements were made using t hermoluminescent dosimeters (TLD) consisting of calcium sulfate (CaSD4) doped with thulium (Tm). For the first three quarters and calcium sulfate (CaSD4) doped with dyprosium (Dy) during t he f ourth quarter. The TLD locations were placed on and around the LGS site using a l "three ring concept" consistint,of: 5 A site boundary ring consisting of sixteen locations (3651, g 351, 551, 751, 1053, 1151, 1451, 1652, 1851, 2151, 2352, g 2551, 2653, 2951, 3251 and 3452) near and within t he site perimeter representing fencepost doses (i.e., at locations where the doses will be potentially greater than maximum l annual off-site doses) from LGS releasess M A middle ring consisting of twenty seven locations (281, g 2E1, 4El, 6Cl, 7El, 9C1, 10Et, 10F3. 13Cl, 13Et, 15DI, g 16F1, 17B1, 19D1, 20D1, 20F1, 24DI, 25DI, 2681, 28D2, 2951, 29El, 31DI, 31D2, 34El, 35B1 and 35Fl) extending to approximately 5 miles from the site designed to measure l E possible exposures to close-in population; i l And an outer ring consisting of five locations (5Hl. 13H3, g 18G1, 22GI and 32G1) extending from approximately 12 to 30 g { miles f rom the site and considered to be unaf f ected by LGS releases. The specific TLD locations were determined by the following criteria:
- 1. The presence of relatively dense population;
- 2. Site meteorological data taking into account distance and elevation f or each of the 16-22 1/2 degree sectors around t he s it e, where estimated annual dose from LGS, if any, would be most significant; I
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- 3. On hills f ree f rom local obstruct ions and within s i ght of t he vent s (where pract ical)
I 4. And near the closest dwelling to the vents in the prevailing downwind direction. Two TLD sets - each comprised of f our thermoluminescent I pho spho r s sealed in plastic to maintain integrity placed at each locat ion in a PVC conduit located were approximately three f eet above ground level. The TLD sets I were exchanged monthly and quarterly and sent to the laboratory for analysis. B. Data Interpretation The radionnalytical and direct radiation data collected prior to LG5 becoming operational will be used as a baseline with I which this operat ional data will be compared. For the purpose of this report, LG5 was considered operational at initial criticality. Several factors are important in t he I interpretation of the data. These factors are discussed here to avoid undue repetition in the discussion of the results. The minimum detectable level (MDL) was defined as t he two sigma I counting statistic. It represents the range of values into which 95% of repeated counts of the same aliquot would fall. For all analyses (gross beta, I-131, H-3 and gamma) en activity I that was greater than or equal to the MDL was reported as "act ivity plus/minus t he two sigma counting statittic". an activity was less than the MDL, the result was reported as < When the MDL value. The lower limit of detection (LLD) was defined as the smallest concentration of radioactive material in a sample that would I yield a not count (above background) t hat would be det ect ed with only a 5% probability of f alsely concluding that a blank observation represents a "real" signal. The LLD was intended as a bef ore the fact estimate of a system (including lg instrumentation, procedure and sample type) and not as an after g the fact criteria f or t he presence of act ivity. All analyses ( were designed to achieve the required LG5 detect ion capabilities for environmental sample analysis. For a more l detailed description of the results calculation, see Appendix t l D. lI l lI l I
I Data received from the laboratory were reported using the convent ion of rounding t he result to the same number of significant places as the first significant digit in t he error term (i.e. 3.62 1 1.23 round to 411). Results f or each type of sample were grouped according to the analyses performed. For gamma analyses, at least those nuclides specified in Technical Specification table 3.12.1-2 for each sample media and nuclides g which had a positive occurance are reported. Means and 3 standard deviations of these results were calculated. These standard deviations represent the variability of measured results for different samples rather than single analysis uncertainty. For t hese calculat ions, all result s below t he MDL were considered to be at the MDL. As a result, the means were biased high, and the standard deviat ions were generally biased l low. E I I I I I I I I-I. I; Il , 1 E, gi 1 I ,
I C. Program Exceptions For 1985 t he LG5 REMP had a sample collect ion recovery rate of I approximately 98%. below: The except ions to this program are listed The surface water sample collected from station 2451 in I 1. January was a grab sample due to a pump malfunction.
- 2. Air particulate and air iodine samples were not collected from station 2B1 between 04/22/85 and 05/06/85 due to loss of power to t he stat ion and between 09/23/85 and 09/30/85 due to a sample collection error.
- 3. Air particulate and air iodine samples were not collected from station 6C1 between 02/25/85 and 03/08/85 and between 11/03/85 and 11/10/85 due to pump malfunctions. In I addition, semples f rom this location were not collected between 05/25/85 and 06/03/85 due to an electrical malfunction.
- 4. Air particulate and air lodine samples were not collected from station 1053 between 07/08/85 and 07/14/85 due to a pump malfunctlon.
- 5. Air particulate and air iodine samples were not collected from station 1151 between 01/22/85 and 01/31/85, 02/04/85 I and 02/11/85, and 04/22/85 and 04/27/85 due to pump manfunctions. In addition, air particulate samples from this location were not collected between 02/11/85 and 02/25/85 due to sample collection errors.
- 6. Air particulate and air iodine samples were not collected from station 13C1 between 03/04/85 and 03/18/85 due to a pump malfunction.
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from station 1451 between 02/25/85 and 03/04/85 due to a pump malfunctton and between 10/28/85 and 11/03/85 due to a l3 pump installat ion er ror. l l l
- 8. Air particulate samples were not collected from station l 15DI between 03/04/85 and 03/11/85 and between 08/11/85 and 08/21/85 due to pump malfunctions.
fl l l 3 9. An air particulate sample was not collected from station 1781 between 02/11/85 and 02/18/85 due to a pump l , malfunction 1 1
- 10. Air particulate and air iodine samples were not collected from station 2201 between 02/18/85 and 03/04/85 and i
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- 11. Air particulate samples were not collected from 26B1 between 05/20/85 and 05/28/85, 11/25/85 and 12/02/85, and 12/23/85 and 12/30/85 due to sample collection errors.
- 12. Air particulates samples were not collected from station 29B1 between 04/08/85 and 04/17/85, 04/29/85 and 05/14/85, and 09/02/85 and 09/09/85 due to pump malfunctions. In l addition, a sample from this location was not collected E between 02/04/85 and 02/11/85 due to a sample collection error.
- 13. Air particulate samples were not collected from station 3452 between 01/14/85 and 01/22/85, 01/28/85 and 02/06/85, and 08/19/85 and 08/26/85 due to pump malfunctions.
- 14. Air particulate and air iodine samples were not collected from station 35B1 between 03/11/85 and 03/18/85 and between 08/26/85 and 09/02/85 due to pump malfunctions.
In addit ion to the program except ions listed above, the milk samples collected on 5/21/85 received the I-131 analyses but did l W not receive gamma isotopic (GeLI) analyses. This was due to a combined sample collection error (the sample collector used an obsolete collect ion sheet which did not indicat e t hat a gamma analysis was required on these samples) and a laboratory error (the laboratory did not ref er to the REMP requirement s to assign the proper analysis on the sample receipt form. They incorrectly used the inf ormat ion supplied on t he sample collect ion sheet ) . T hese samples were discarded prior to this error being discovered. The corrective actions taken were
- 1) Combined sample collectlon/ receipt forms were prepared which have the required analyses f or each sample printed on them.
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- 1. Milk collected from stations 22Fl. 5C1, 1081 and 2551 were analyzed for gamma emitting radioisotopes (GeLi) commencing with the biweekly samples collected on 04/21/85.
- 2. Station SC1 did not supply milk after the Hovember collect ion due to a discont inuation of the nilking operations.
- 3. Milk Station 17C2 was changed to the biweekly set.edule af ter the Hovember sampling.
- 4. Stat ion 7E2 was added to the monthly milk schedule in December.
In addit ion to t he program changes listed above, t hu Panasonic UD-2005 Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (TLD) system was replaced by the Teledyne Isotopes TLD system on 10/03/85. This I change was based on a review which showed that the Toledyne Isotopes Environmental TLD system was both more accurate and more precise. I I I I I lI !I I I lI l I
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I IV. Results and Discussion A. Aquatic Environment
- 1. Surface Water Samples were taken from five locations on a monthly schedule.
Samples were collected from a continuous sampler at all five locations (10F2, 15F5, 1652, 2451, and 2452). Of these I locations, two (15F5 and 16B2) could be affected by Station d i s c harge. The following analyses were performed. Gross Beta Samples from all locations were analyzad for concentrations of gross beta in the soluble and insoluble fractions (Tables C-I I and C-II, Appendix C). Detectable activity was observed in the soluble and insoluble f ract ion of t he surf ace water temples. The values were consistant with previous years (Figures C-1 and I C-2, Appendix C) and ranged from 2 to 10 pCl/l for the soluble fraction and from ( .4 to 3.8 pCi/l for the insoluble fraction. No difference in activity levels was observed between indicator and control locat ions f or the soluble fraction. The insoluble I f ract ion of t he sample f rom t he downstream location, 15F5, did not show signif icant ly higher act ivity t han the cont rol locations. However, the January and February samples or the I same fraction of downstream sample location 16B2 showed a higher activity (2.1 and 3.8 pCi/1 respectively) than the control locations. This higher activity is attributable to the I elevated sediment content of the samples. These act ivit ies are st ill below the required sensit ivity for this analysis and t heref ore t hese act ivit ies are not considered signi f icant . Tritium Samples from locations 10F2, 16B2, and 2451 were analyzed for I aqueous tritium activity (Table C-III, Appendix C). Positive tritium activity was observed at each sample location and values ranged from <70 to 400 pCi/1. No difference was ! observed between indicator and control stat ions and the values were consistent with previous years. f Gamma Sooetrometrv i l Samples from all locations were analyzed for gamma emitting lB nuclides (Tuble C-IV, Appendix C). With the except ion of l g naturally occurring K-40, all nuclides searched for were below l g the minimum detectable level. l ll l l l ll
- 2. Drinkina (Potable) Water Monthly samples were taken f rom five locations. A manually composited sample was collected from location 13H2. Semples from locations 15F4, 15F7, 16C2 and 28F3 were collected from a continuous water sampler. Four stations (13H2, 15F4, 15F7 and 16C2) could oe af f ected by Stat ion discharge. The following analyses were performed:
Gross Beta Samples from all stations were analyzed for concentrations of I gross beta in t he soluble and insoluble f ract ions (Tables C-V and C-VI. Appendix C). T he values ranged f rom 1 to 7 pCi/l for l the soluble fraction and from <.4 to .9 pCi/l for the insoluble 3 fraction. No significant difference in activity levels was observed between indicator and control locations f or bot h t he soluble and insoluble fractions. In addition, concentrations detected in both fractions were consistent with those observed in previous years (Figures C-3 and C-4, Appendix C). Tritium Samples from locations 15F4, 15F7, 16C2 and 28F3 were analyzed for aqueous tritium activity (Table C-VII, Appendix C). Positive tritium activity was observed at each sample location. The measurements ranged from (60 to 300 pCl/1. Ho significant difference in tritium activity was observed between the control l E and indicator locations. Cemme Soectromotrv Samples from all locations were analyzed for gamma emitting nuclides (Table C-VIII, Appendix C). With the except ion of naturally occurring K-40, all nuclides searched for were below W the minimum detectable level.
- 3. Elib Fish samples comprised of cat fish / bullhead (bottom feeder) and redbreast /pumpkinseed (predator) were collected at three locations (16C5, 2051 and 29C1) semi-annually. The following analysis was performed:
Gm-ma Soectrometrv The edible portion of fish samples from all three locations was analyzed for gamma emitting nuclides (Table C-IX, Appendix C). With the exception of naturally occurring K-40, all nuclides searched f or were below t he minimum detectable level. 14 - I
I 4 Sediment Aquat ic sediment samples were collected at three locat ions I (1682, 16C4 and 33A2) semi-annually. Of these locat ions, two (16B2 and 16C4) could be affected by Station discharge. following analysis was performed: The I Gamma Soectrometrv Sediment samples from all three locations were analyzed for I gamma emitting nuclides (Table C-X, Appendix C). Nuclides detected were Be-7, K-40, Cs-137, Ra-226, and Th-228. The nuclides Th-228, Ra-226, and Cs-137 commonly occur in sediment I from daughter decay of natural uranium, or from world-wide fallout. Concentrat ions of Bo-7 were the result of cosmic rey activity and K-40 is a naturally occuring nuclido. In addition, concentrat ions of t hese nuclidos were consistent wit h I B. those detected during the preoperat ional REMP. Atmospheric Environment
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- a. Air Particulates Continuous air particulate samples were collected from seventeen locations on a weekly basis. The seventeen locations are separated into three groups: Group I represents locat ions within the LGS site boundary (1053, 1151, 1451 and 3452), Croup II represents locations near I
the LGS site (281, 6Cl, 9C1, 13C1, 15DI, 1781, 20D1, 2681, 2981, 31DI, 35BI), and Group III represents control locations at remote distances from LGS (13H4 end 22Gl). The following analyses were performed: Gross Beta Weekly samples were analyzed for concentrations of beta I emitters (Table C-XI, Appendix C). The samples collected from 1/22/85 to 1/28/85 for stations I 1781, 20DI, 26B1, 2951, and 3452 showed higher than expected activities of 0.067, 0.10, 0.15, 0.15, and 0.13 pCi/m3 respectively. These filters were analyzed for gamma I emit t ing nuclides and the results showed measurable I-131 levels. A subsequent invest igat ion resulted in the following informations a) Effluent monitor detector release data and results of radiochemical effluent analysis conf irmed t hat no detectable activity was released from the Station. I I :
I b) The meterological data for the filters' exposure period showed no trends of air flow from the Station toward the five effected air particulate stations, c) A field survey and telephone survey indicated t hat there were no potential commercial industry sources of radiological contamination in the vicinity of the affected area. d) The State of Pennsylvania operates an air part iculate sampler at station 2681. Their analyses f or this t ime frame showed normal ambient background levels of gross beta activity and no detectable iodine activity. Based on this investigation, it was concluded t hat the elevated activity was not deposited on the filter during t he f ield sampling period and t hat the elevated rasults of the subject air particulate filters were not a result of the operation of Limerick Generating Station. These activities were considered erroneous and were not included in the calculations of station or group averages. Detectable gross beta activity was observed at all locations. The values ranged from <.003 to .055 pCi/m3 Ho significant difference in activity was observed between t he cont rol and indicator stations. In addition, concentrations detected were consistent with those observed in previous years (Figure C-5, Appendix C). Gamma Soectrometry Weekly samples were composited and analyzed monthly for gamma-emitting nuclides (Table C-XII, Appendix C). Naturally occurring Be-7 due to cosmetic ray activity was detected in most samples. These values ranged from <.01 to
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.46 pCi/m3 K-40, also naturally occurring, was detected in twenty-two samples. These values ranged f rom .02 to .30 pCi/m3 As noted in the previous discussion, four stations g (1781, 20DI, 2651, and 2981) showed detectable I-131 g activity in the January composite. These results were considered erroneous. All ot her nuclides searched for were below the minimum detectable levels. No significant difference in activity was observed between the control and indicator stations.
- b. Airborne Iodine Continuous air samples were collected from the same seventeen locations as the air particulate samples.
However, of the seventeen locations, eight (1053, 11S1, 13C1, 13H4, 1451, 22G1, 31DI, 35B1) were analyzed weekly for I-131. The remaining nine samples were held and
I analysis was not necessary. Results of t he I-131 analys is are found in Table C-XIII, Appendix C. All results were less than the minimum detectable level.
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- a. tillk Semples were taken from four locations (5C1, 22F1, 1051, and 25B1) bi-weekly during the grazing season (April-I Hovember) and monthly at other times. Samples from 8 additional locations (21B1, 11DI, 17C2, 18C1, 9E1, 11E1, 36E1, and 9G1) were taken monthly. The following analyses were performed:
Iodine-131 All milk samples from all locations were analyzed for concentrations of I-131 (Table C-XIV Appendix C). All results throughout this period were less than the minimum detectable level. Gamma Soectremetrv Each milk sample from locations 5C1, 22F1, 1051, and 2551 was analyzed for concentrations of gamma emitting nuclides (Table C-XIII, Appendix C). Quarterly milk samples from I locations 21B1, 11DI, 17C2, 18C1, 9El, 11E1, 36El and 901 were analyzed for concentrations of gamma emitting nuclides (Table C-XV, Appendix C). With the except ion of naturally occurring K-40, all nuclides searched for were below the minimum detectable level. The values for K-40 ranged from 990 to 1700 pCi/1. I I I I
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- b. Well Water Samples were collected from two locations 1151 (indicator) and 18Al (control) semi-annually. The following analyses were performed:
Tritlum Total samples f rom both locat ions were analyzed f or aqueous tritium activity (Table C-XVI. Appendix C). Tritium activity (140 pCi/1) was detected in one sample from control station 18A1. This activity is below t he required sensitivity f or this analysis and is not an ef f ect of the Station discharges. Gamma Soectrometrv Total samples f rom bot h locat ions were analyzed f or gamma emitting nuclides (Table C-XVI, Appendix C). All nuclides searched for were below the minimum detectable level.
- c. Veaetation Vegetation samples were collected from one location (1151) monthly during the growing season (April-Hovember). The following analysis was performod Gemma Soeetremetrv Vegetation semples were analyzed for gamma emitting nuclidos (Table C-XVII Appendix C). The nuclides detected were Be-7 ranging from <.02 to .34 pCi/g (wet) and naturally occurring K-40 ranging from .24 to 6.3 pCl/g (wet 2. Bo-7 is due to cosmic ray activity. All other nuclides were less t han
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- d. fultes A rabbit sample was collected annually from one location (2655) and t he following analysis was performed:
l Gemma Spectrometrv Rabbit flesh was analyzed for gamme emitting nuclides (Table C-XVIII. Appendix C). A!! nuclides searched for E were less t han the minimum detectable level with the g exception of naturally occurring K-40, which had a value of 4.2 pCi/ gram (wet). I 1 I
i I , I C. Ambient Gamma Radiation l Ambient gamma radiation levels were measured utilizing Ca504: I Tm thermoluminescent dosimeters for the f irst three quarters and CaSO4:Dy thermoluminescent dosimeters f or t he fourth quarter. Ir. addit ion, the data prior ta the f ourth quarter were originally reported in the units of mrad /std. month but I converted to the unit s of mR/std month using the conversion factor of 0.955 mrad /mR. This is the same conversion used in the original calculation of the results (soo Appendix D) and I provides consistent units f or comparison with the f ourt h quarter results. Forty-eight TLD locations were established around the site in a three ring concept for comparison I purposes an " inner ring" of sixteen locat ions around the site boundary; a " middle ring" of twenty seven locations within a ten mile radius of the site; and an " outer ring" of five locat ions at distances outside the ten mile radius of the site. I Results of TLD measurements are listed in Tables C-XIX to C-XXII, Appendix C. The majority of the TLD measurements were below 10 mead /std. month, wit h a range of 4.52 to 12.13 mR/std. month. No significant differences were observed among the results from the site, middle, and outer rings (Table C-XII, Appendix C). In addition, levels measured were consistent with those observed in previous years (Figure C-6 Appendix C). I I I I I I I
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V. References
- 1. Environmental Report Operating License Stage, Limerick Generating Station, Units 1 and 2. Volutes 1-5 Philadelphia Electric Company.
- 2. Branch Technical Position Paper, Regulatory Guide 4.8, Revision
- 1. November 1979.
- 3. Preoperational Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program Report, Limerick Generating Station Units i and 2, 1 January 1982 through 21 December 1984 Teledyne Isotopes and Radiation Management Corporatlon.
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I APPENDIX B: SAMPLE DESIGNATION AND LOCATIDHS LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES TABLES TABLE B-I Location Designetion and Identifleation Systom f or t he L imerick Generat ing Stat ion g TABLE B-II: Sample Collection and Analysis Program f or t he Operational Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program, timerick Generating Station FIGURES FIGURE B-1: Environmental Sampling Locat ions on site or near the Limerick Generating Station I FIGURE B-2: Airborne and TLD Evironmental Sampling Stat ions at Intermediate Distances from the Limerick Generating Station FIGURE B-3: Aquatic and Torrestrial Environmental Stations at Intermediate Distances from the Limerick Generating Station i FIGURE B-4: Environmental Sampling Stations at Remote Distances f rom the Limerick Generat ing Stat ion. 3 i I . I I I
I TABLE B-I Location Designation and Identification System f or the Limerick Generat ing Stat ion EyJ. General code for identifIcatton of locations, where M - Angular Sector of Sampling Location The compass is divided into 36 sectors of 10 degrees each with center at Limerick off gas vent. Sector 36 is centered due North, and others are numbered in a clockwise directlon. I - Radial Zone of Sampling Location (in this report, the radial distance f rom the Limerick vent for all regional stations). S : on-site location E: 4-5 miles off-site A : 0-1 mile off-site F : 5-10 rites off-site G: 10-20 miles off site l g B : 1-2 miles off site C : 2-3 miles off-site H: 20-100 miles off-site D : 3-4 miles off-site Z - Stat ion's Humorical Designat ion within sector and zone, using 1, 2, 3... In each sector and zone. I I E I l 8 i I I I
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TABLE B-II 1 cont.) SAMPLE COLLECTION AND AMBLYSIS PROGRAN roR THE OPERATIONAL RADIOLOGICAL ENVISOMMENTAL NOMITORING PROGRAM, LINERICK GENERATING STATION ENVIRONMENTAL DISTANCE E DIRECTION COLLECTION NETHOD ANALYSIS E FREQUENCY STATION LOCATION DESCRIPTION FROM LG5 VENT E FRE9UENCY PERFORMED C. Well HaltX 1151 LG5 Infoemation Center 0.5 miles ESE Two gallon grab Tritium-semi-annually taken from faucet Gamma Spec-semi-annually semi-annually 18A1 Control 1.0 miles 5 Two gallon grab Tritium-semi-annually taken from faucet Gamma Spec-semi-annually semi-annually D. Cou's M11A 36El 4.7 miles N Two gallen grab I-131-monthly sample collected Gamma Spec-guarterly from bulk tank at farm monthly SC1 2.6 miles NE si-weekly during I-131-bi-weekly / monthly grazing season 1 April Gamma Spec-monthly through November): monthly otherwise 7E2 4.3 miles EME Some as 36E1 Same as 36Et 9El 4.1 miles E Same as 16El same as 36Et 9G1 Control 11.4 miles E Same as 16El Same as 36E1 11D1 3.8 miles ESE Same as 36Et same as 36El litt 4.9 miles ESE same as 36El Same as 36E1 17C2 2.5 miles 5 same as 36El 5ame as 36 Ele 18C1 1.9 miles S Same as 36El Same as 36El 1131 1.7 miles SW Same as 36El same as 36Et 22r1 Control 9.8 miles SW Same as 5C1 Some as 5C1 2531 1.3 miles WSW Same as SC1 Same as 5C1 e seginning December 1985 the frequency of this station is the same as $ct. E E O E E ' N
S s & & Qj Q TABLE B-11 Scont.) SAMPLE COLLECTION AMD ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR TME OPERATIONAL RADIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL MOMITORING PROGRAM. LIMERICK GENERATING STATION ENVIRONMENTAL DISTANCE E DIRECTION COLLECTION METHOD ANALYSIS E FRE9UENCT STATION LOCATIOM DESCRIPTION FROM LG5 VENT C FRE9UENCT PERFORMED E. Gant's Milk 1081 1.1 mile ESE Two gallon grab I-131-bi-weekly / monthly sample collected Gamma Spec-monthly from bulk tank at farm. bi-weekly during grazing season 1 April through Mowamberls monthly otherwise F. .l i r PaEJLC31Rit3f.M O A1DR 281 Senatoga substation 1.5 miles MME Approximately I cfm G. Beta-weekly continuous flow Gamma Spec-monthly composite through glass fiber I-131-if necessary and charcoal filters tapprox. 2" diameter) which are installed for one week and replaced 6C1 Pottstown Landing Field 2.1 miles EME Same as 231 Same as 281 9C1 peed Road 2.2 miles E Same as 281 Same as 2B1 1053 keen Road 0.5 miles E same as tal G. Beta-weekly Gamma Spec-monthly composite I-131-weekly 1151 LG5 Information Center 0.5 miles ESE Same as tal same as 1053 13Cl King Road 2.g milee SE Same as 231 Same as 1053 13H4 2301 Market Street. 28.8 miles SE Same as 231 Same as 1053 Philadelphia 1 control) 1451 Longview Road 0.6 miles SE Same as 231 Same as 1953 15D1 5pring City substation 3.2 miles SE Same as Ist same as 281 1 I l
TA8LE B-II (cont.) 5 AMPLE COLLECTION AMD ANALYSIS PROGRAM FOR THE OPERATIONAL RADIOLOGICAL ENVIROMMENTAL MOMITORING FROGRAM, LIMERICK GENERATING STATION ENVIRONMENTAL DISTANCE E DIRECTION COLLECTION METHOD ANALYSIS E FRE9UENCY STATION LOCATION DESCRIPT10M FROM LG5 VENT E FRE90EMCY PERFORMED F. 4it P att.1Lullti131 Ai r 19.d1Re ( c onlid 1791 Linfield Substation 1.6 miles 5 Some as 281 Same as 231 20D1 Ellis Wood Road 3.5 males SSW Same as 2B1 Same as 181 22G1 Manor Substation 17.6 miles SW Same as 2B1 Same as 1053 (contro13 2631 Old Schuylkill Road 1.7 miles W Same as 2B1 Same as 231 2931 Yost Road 1.8 miles NW Same sa 281 Same as 231 31D1 Lincoln Substation 3.0 miles NW Same as 281 Same as 1053 3452 Met. Tower 31 0.6 miles MMW Same as 281 Same as 231 3581 Pleasantwiew Road 1.9 miles MMW Same as 281 Same as 1053 G. Tish 16C5 Vincent Pool Downstream of Fish fler5 from two Gamma Spec-semi-annJally (indicator) Discharge groups representing predator and bottom feeder species collected by electrofisher or other appropriate fishery gear. semi-annually 2051 Discharge Area Downstream of Same as 16C5 Same as 16CS tindicator) Discharge 29C1 Pottstown Vicinity Upstream of Intake same as 16C5 Same as 16CS (control) E E E E O O
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K. Environmental Dos 1Mtity-TLR 3651 Evergreen E Sanatoga Road 0.6 miles M Collection method and TLD-monthly frequency is described /~ in p11 cement procedute. Section III. A. 251 Sanatoga Substation 1.5 miles MME Same as 3651 Same as 3651 2E1 Laughing Waters GSC 5.1 miles MNE Some as 3651 Same as 3651 351 senatoga Road 0.6 miles MME Same as 3651 same as 3651 4E1 Meiffer Road 4.6 miles ME Same as 3651 Same as 3651 551 Possum Mollow Rned 0.4 miles ME Same as 3651 Same as 3651
TABLE R-II 1 cont.) SAMPLE COLLECTION AMD ANALYSI5 PROGRAM FOR THE OPERATIONAL RADIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL MOMITORING PROGRAM. LINERICK GENERATING STATION ENVIRONMENTAL DISTANCE E DIRECTION COLLECTION METHOD ANALYSI5 E FRE9UENCT STATION LOCATION DESCRIPTION FROM LG5 VENT C FREQUEMCT PERTORMED M. Environntnial Dosientr y-TLD teon1 Q 5N1 Ritch substation 25.8 miles ME Same as 3651 same as 3651 6C) Pottstown Landing Field 2.1 miles EME Same as 3651 Same as 3651 751 LG5 Training Center 0.5 miles EME Same as 3651 same as 3651 7El Pheasant Road 4.2 miles EME Same as 3651 Same as 3651 9C1 Reed Road 2.2 miles E Same as 3651 Same as 3651 1053 Keen Road 0.5 miles E same as 3631 Same as 3651 10E1 Royersford Road 3.9 miles E same as 3651 Same as 3651 10r3 TrapPe substation 5.5 miles ESE Same as 3651 Same as 3651 1131 LG5 Information Center 0.5 miles ESE Same as 3651 Same as 3651 13C1 King Road 2.9 miles SE Same as 3651 Same as 3651 13E1 Vaughn Substation 4.3 miles SE Same as 3651 Same as 36S1 13M3 3508 Market Street. 28.2 miles SE Same as 3651 Same as 3651 Philadelphta (controll 1431 Longview Road. SE Sector 0.6 miles SE Same as 3631 Same as 36S1 15D1 Spring CitP substation 3.2 miles SE Same as 3651 Same as 3651 1652 Longviou Road. SSE sector 0.6 miles SSE same as 3651 same as 3651 16r1 Pikeland Substation 4.9 miles SSE Same as 3651 Same as 3651 1751 Linfield substation 1.6 miles 5 Same as 1651 Same as 3651 1851 Rail Line along 0.3 miles S Some as 3651 same as 3651 Longsgev Road 18G1 Planebrook substation 12.9 miles 5 Same as 3651 Same as 3651 N E M N N E O
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I I APPENDIX C DATA TABLES LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES TABLES l Table C-I Concentrations of gross beta (soluble) in sur-face water samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. 'I l Table C-II Concentrations of gross beta (insoluble) in sur-face water samplez collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. Table C-III Coneantrations of aqueous tritium in surface water samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. I Table C-IV Concentrations of gamma emitters in surface water samples collected in the vicinity of I.. Limerick Generating Station, 1985. I Table C-V Concentrations of gross beta (soluble) in drinking water samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. I Table C-VI Concentrations of gross beta (insoluble) in drinking wat er samples collect ed in t he vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. Table C-VII Concentrations of aqueous tritium in drinking water samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. Table C-VIII Concentrations of gemma emitters in drinking water samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Statlon, 1985. Table C-IX Concentrations of gamma emitters in fish samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Statlon, 1985. Table C-X Concentrations of gamma emitters in sediment samples I collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Statlon, 1985. Table C-XI Concentratiens of gross beta in air I particulate samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. I I I
I Table C-XII Concentrations of gamma emitters in air particulate samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Statlon, 1985. Table C-XIII Concentrations of I-131 in air iodine sam-ples co!!ected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Statlon, 1985. Table C-XIV Concentrations of I-131 in milk samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Statlon, 1985. Table C-XV Concentrations of gamma emitters in milk Samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. e Table C-XVI Concentrations of aqueous tritium and gamma emitters in well water samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. Table C-XVII Concentrations of gamma emitters in vegetation l W samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. Table C-XVIII Concentrations of gamma emitters in game samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1985. Table C-XIX Monthly TLD result s for Limerick Generating Station, 1985. Table C-XX Quarterly TLD results for Limerick Generating Station, 1985. Table C-XXI Mean TLD results f or the Limerick Generat ing Station site boundary, middle and outer W rings, 1985. l Table C-XXII Summary of the Ambient Dosimetry Program for Limerick Generating Station, 1985. Table C-XXIII Summary of Collection Dates for samples collected in the vicinity of Limerick W Generating Station, 1985. Fiqures I l Figure C-l Comparison of mean mont hly gross bet a (soluble) h W concentrations in surface water samples col-lected in the vicinity of Limerick Generating Station, 1982-1985.
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TABLE C-I t 9 CENTRATIONS OF GROSS BETA (SOLUBLE) IN SURFACE WATED SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITT OF LIMERICK GENERATING STATIDH.1985 RESULT 5 IN LHITS OF PCI/ LITER 2 2 SIGMA COLLECTION PERIOD 10F2 15F5 1682 2451 2452 . _ .... - _= .... ............. JAN 85 8 12 4 i1 3 11 6 21 3 2l FEB 85(115 11 4 21 3 21 3 i1 9 12 MAR 85 4 21 5 11 4 i1 2 1l 3 11 AFR 85 5 11 5 11 3 21 3 11 2 11 MAY 85 7 21 4 11 3 21 5 11 3 21 JUN 85 6 21 5 21 3 21 4 21 3 11 JUL 25 7 21 6 21 4 21 4 11 6 11 AUG 85 8 21 6 11 5 it 4 11 5 11 SEP 85 10 1l 5 21 5 11 4 11 5 21 OCT 85 5 21 5 11 3 11 3 i1 3 11 tCV 85 5 11 6 11 2.9 1 .8 4 11 4.0 t .9 DEC 85 3.2 2 .9 4 21 2.2 1 .9 2.2 1 .9 2.8 2 .9 MEAN 6.1 2 3.9 5 12 3.4 2 1.8 3.7 1 2.3 4.1 2 3.9 (11 THE FEBRUARY 5 AMPLE FRori 1682 REPRESENTS A THREE WEEK COMPOSITE. TABLE C-II CCHCENTRATICHS OF GROSS BETA (INSOLUBLE) IN SURFACE WATER SAMPLES 3 COLLECTED IN THE VICINITT OF LINERICK GENERATING STAT 10H. 1985 NESULT5 IN UNIT 5 OF PCI/ LITER 2 2 SIGMA COLLECTION
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PERIDO 10F2 15F5 1682 2451 2452 JAN 85 < .4 < .4 2.1 i .6 < .4 < .4 FEB 85(1) < .4 < .4 3.8 1 .7 .8 1 .5 < .4 MAR 85 < .5 < .5 ( .4 < .5 < .5 AFR 85 < .4 < .5 < .4 < .4 .5 1 .5 MAY 85 < .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 JUH 85 4 2 .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 .4 2 .4 JUL 85 < .5 < .4 < .5 < .5 < .5 AUG 85 < .5 < .5 < .4 .9 2 .5 < .4 SEP 85 < .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 OCT 85 < .5 < .5 < .5 .5 2 .5 < .5 HOV 85 .6 1 .4 ( .4 < .4 1.4 2 .5 < .4 DEC 65 < .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 NEAN .5 1 .1 < 4 .8 1 2.1 .6 1 .6 .4 1 .1 (11 THE FEBRUARY SAMPLE FROM 16B2 REPRESENTS A THREE WEEK COMPOSITE. I TABLE C-III CCHCENTRATIONS OF AQUfT5 TDITIUM IN SURF ACE WATER SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LIMERICK GENERATING STATIDH. 1985 RESULT 5 IN UNITS OF PCI/ LITER 2 2 SIGMA COLLECTION PERIOD 10F2 1682 2451 JAH-MAR 85 160 1 70 170 2 80 110 1 70 MAR-JUH 85 400 1 100 160 1 80 210 1 80 JUH-5EP 85 < 90 170 1 70 < 70 SEP-DEC 85 < 80 110 2 70 190 2 80 MEAH 183 2 299 153 1 57 145 i 132 I
TABLE C-IV CCHCENTRATIONS OF GANNA ENITTERS IN SURF ACE WATER SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LINERICK GENERATI!IG STATIDH. 1985 RESULTS IN LA3ITS OF PCI/ LITER 1 2 SIGNA STATION COLLECTICH CODE PERIOD K-40 t1H-54 CO-58 FE-59 CD-60 ZH-65 IR-95 HB-95 CS-134 CS.137 BA-140 LA-140 2451 JAN 85 < 20 < .7 < .8 <t < .7 <2 <2 < .8 < .8 < .8 <3 < t FEB 85 30110 < .7 < .7 < t < .6 <* <1 < .8 < .8 < .7 <2 <1 NAR 85 <8 < .4 < .4 < .8 < .4 < .8 < .7 < .4 < .4 < .4 <t < .6 AFD 85 < 20 < .7 < .8 <2 < .7 <2 <2 <.9 < .9 < .9 <5 <2 NAY 85 <5 < .4 < .4 <.7 < .4 <.7 <.9 < .5 < .4 < .4 <2 <1 Jt24 85 <5 < .4 < .4 < .8 < .3 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .9 JUL 65 < 20 < .6 < .6 <1 < .6 <t <t < .7 < .7 < .7 <4 <1 AUG 85 <4 < .3 < .3 < .7 < .3 <.7 <.7 < .4 < .3 <.3 <1 < .5 SEP 85 <7 < .4 < .4 < .8 < .4 < .7 <.7 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .8 DCT 85 <7 < .3 < .4 <.9 < .4 <.7 <.9 < .4 < .4 < .4 <3 <2 POV 85 <8 < .4 < .5 <1 < .6 < .9 <1 < .5 < .5 < .5 <4 <1 OEC 85 <7 < .4 < .4 <1 < .4 < .9 <t < .5 < .5 < .5 <2 < .9 NEAH 13 2 16 < .5 < .5 < 1.0 < .5 < t.O < t.1 < .6 < .5 < .5 <3 < l.1 2452 JAN 85 <5 < .4 < .3 < .7 < .3 < .8 < .7 < .4 < .3 < .3 < .I < .5 l FEB 85 <6 < .3 < .4 < .8 < .3 < .8 < .7 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .6 I MAR 85 <5 < .4 < .4 < .8 < .4 <.7 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .3 <2 < .8 ' Arp 85 <7 < .4 < .5 < .9 < .5 < .9 <1 < .5 < .4 < .5 <2 < .9 NAY 85 <5 < .3 < .4 < .6 < .3 < .7 < .7 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .6 JtN4 85 <5 < .4 < .4 < .8 < .4 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .3 <2 < .8 JUL 85 41 1 8 < .4 < .4 < t < .5 <1 <1 < .5 < .5 < .5 <2 < .8 AUG 85 <6 <.3 < .3 < .7 < .4 < .7 < .8 < .* < .4 < .4 <2 < .7 SEP 85 <5 < .4 < .4 < .6 < .3 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 <t < .5 OCT 85 <6 <.3 < .4 < .9 < .4 < .7 < .8 < .5 < .4 < .4 <4 <1 NOV 85 < 5 < .3 < .3 < .7 < .3 < .7 <.7 < .4 < .4 < .3 <2 < .8 DEC 85 <6 < 4 < .4 < .8 < .4 < .8 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .8 NEAN 9 21 < .4 .4 < .8 < .4 < .8 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 < f.9 < .7 NEAN ALL STATIONS 9 1 14 < .4 < .5 < .9 < .4 < .9 < 1.0 < .5 < .5 < .5 < 2.3 < 9
TABLE C-IV C0f:CENTPATIONS OF GAMNA EMITTERS IN StRFACE WATER SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LIrfERICK GEllERATING STAT 10tl. 1985 RESULTS IH tRIITS OF l'CI/ LITER 2 2 SIGNA STATI0ta COLLECTICH COCE FERICO K-40 til-54 CO-58 FE-59 CD-60 TH-65 ZR-95 HB-95 CS-134 C5-137 DA-140 LA-140 10F2 JAN 85 < 20 < .7 < .7 <1 <.7 <l <t < .8 < .7 < .7 <2 <1 FEB 85 < 20 < .7 < .7 <2 <.7 <t <2 < .8 < .8 < .8 <3 <1 MAR 85 <5 < .4 < .4 < .8 < .3 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .3 < .4 <2 < .9 l l AFR 85 <5 < .3 < .4 < .7 < .3 < .7 < .7 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .8 KAY 85 <4 < .3 < .3 < .7 < .4 ( .6 < .8 < .4 < .3 < .3 <2 < .9 JtH 85 < 20 < .8 < .9 <2 <.7 < 2 <2 < .9 < .9 < .8 <4 <1 JUL 85 <5 < .3 < .3 < .8 < .4 < .7 < .7 < .4 < .4 < .3 <2 < .8 AUG 85 <5 < .3 < .3 < .7 < .4 < .6 < .7 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .7 SEP 85 <6 < .4 < .4 < .7 < .4 < .8 < .9 < .4 < .4 ( .4 <2 < .8 OCT 85 <5 < .3 < .4 < .8 < .3 < .6 < .7 < .4 < .3 < .3 <3 <t flCV 85 <6 < .3 < .3 < .8 < .4 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 <1 l i DEC 85 < 20 < .8 < .9 <2 < .8 <2 <2 < .9 < .9 < .8 <4 <2 ttE At! < 10 < .5 < .5 < 1.1 < .5 < t.0 < 1.1 < .6 < .5 < .5 <3 < 1.0 1
<2 <1 15F5 JAN 85 < 10 < .5 < .6 <t < .7 < t <1 < .5 < .6 < .6 FEB 85 < 10 < .5 < .5 <1 < .5 < t <1 < .6 < .6 < .5 <2 < .6 NAR 85 <5 < .3 < .3 < .7 < .4 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .3 < .4 <2 < .8 AFR 85 <9 < .5 < .6 <1 < .7 < t <t < .6 < .6 < .7 <3 <2 l MAY 85 <5 < .4 < .4 < 9 < .4 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 <t JUN 85 <7 < .4 < .4 < .9 < .4 < .8 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 e t JUL 65 <5 < .4 < .4 < .7 < .3 < .7 < .7 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .8 AUG 85 11 1 6 < .3 < .3 < .6 < .3 < .6 < .6 < .3 < .3 < .3 <1 < .6 SEP 85 <5 < .3 < .3 < .7 < 4 < .7 < .7 < .4 < .4 < .3 <2 < .8 CCT 85 <5 < .3 < .4 < .7 < .3 < .6 < .7 < .4 < .3 < .3 <3 <1 tov 85 <5 < .3 < .4 < .8 < .3 < .7 < .9 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .9 DEC 85 <5 < .3 < .3 <.7 < .3 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .3 < .3 <2 < .7 ttE AN 725 < .4 < 4 < .8 < .4 < .8 < . 6, < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .9 1682 JAN 85 < 20 < .8 < .8 <2 < .7 <2 <2 < .8 < .9 < .8 <3 <1 FEB 85(t) <8 < .5 < .4 <1 < .5 < 1 <1 < .5 < .5 < .7 <2 < .8 MAR 85 <6 < .4 < .4 <.7 < .4 < .7 < .9 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .7 Arp 85 <5 < .4 < .4 < .8 < .4 < .8 < .9 < .5 < .4 < .4 <2 < .9 MAY 85 <8 < .4 < .5 <1 < .6 < .9 < t < .5 < .5 < .5 <3 <1 JUN 85 <5 < .4 < 4 < .7 < .4 < .6 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .7 JUL 85 < 5 < .4 < .4 < .8 < .3 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .9
< < .7 < < .7 < .7 < .3 < .3 < .4 <2 < .7 AUG 85 <6 .3 ( .3 .4 SEP 85 < 20 < .7 < .8 <2 < .7 <2 <2 < .8 < .8 < .7 <3 < t CCT 85 <5 < 4 < .4 <.8 < .3 < .7 <.9 < .5 < .4 < .3 <3 <t POV 85 <6 < .4 < .4 < .8 < 4 < .7 < .8 < .4 < .4 < .4 <2 < .8
<5 < < < < < < < .4 < .4 <2 < .6 OEC 85 .3 .4 .7 < .3 .7 .7 .4 MEAN <8 < .5 < .5 < 1.0 < .5 < 1.0 < 1.0 < .5 < .5 < .5 <2 < .8 til THE FEBRUARY SAMPLE FROM 16B2 DEPRESENTS A THQEE WEEK CatPOSITE.
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TABLE C-V CtDiCENTRATIONS OF LA055 BETA 150Lt2LE t IN ORIIQING WATER SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LIMERICK GENERATItG STATIC >i.1985 RESULT 5 IN U4ITS OF PCI/ LITER 12 5IGMA i COLLECTICH PERIOD 13H2 1SF4 1SF7 16C2 2873 JAH 85 4 11 5 11 4 21 2 11 5 11 FEB 85 4 11 4 11 4 11 2 11 5 11 MAR 85 3 11 2 11 3 11 1 11 3 2l AFR 85 4 11 4 11 4 11 2 11 4 11 MAY 85 4 21 5 21 4 21 2 11 3 11 JUN 85 11 6 11 3 21 3 21 3 it p 3 11 6 11 4 11 6 i1 2.6 1 .9 i JUL 85 4 AUG 85 4 11 6 11 5 11 2 11 4 21 SEP 85 5 11 7 11 5 11 3 11 5 11 OCT 85 4 i1 4 11 5 11 2 11 3 11 NOV 85 5 11 3.6 i .9 4 11 3.3 i .9 5 21 DEC 85 3 21 3 11 3 11 2 11 3 it NEAN 4 11 4.6 1 2.9 4 11 2.5 1 2.5 3.8 t 2.0 TABLE C-VI CCHCENTRATIONS OF GROSS BETA (INSOLUBLE) IN ORDEItG WATER SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LIMERICK GENERATItG STATION. 1985 RESULTS IN W41T5 0F PCI/ LITER 2 2 SIGMA COLLECTIG4 PERIOC 13H2 15F4 15F7 16C2 28F3
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<f < .5 < .5 < .4 MAR 85 < .4 AFR 85 < .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 MAY 85 < .4 < .4 < .4 < .4 ( .4 JUN 85 .6 1 .4 .7 2 .4 .6 1 .4 < .4 < .4 JUL 85 < .5 < .5 < .5 .8 1 .6 < .5 AUG 85 < .5 < .5 .7 1 .6 < .5 < .5 SEP 85 .9 1 .5 .5 1 .4 < .4 .8 1 .5 .5 2 .4 OCT 85 < .5 < .5 < .5 < .5 < .5
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Il TABLE C-XI CO3CENTRATIOPM OF CROSS BETA IN AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLES IN THE VICINI1Y OF LIN! NICK GtHERATItG STATION, 1985 RESULTS IN L741TS OF PCI/CU. NETER i 2 SIG 1A GDOUP I - LINERICK Sift BOUPOARf LOCATIONS WttK O 1053 1951 1451 34S2 1 .017 1 .004 .015 2 .003 .018 2 .004 .016 2 .004 2 .012 2 .004 .016 2 .004 .018 1 .004 .003 1 .004 3 .022 2 .004 .020 1 .003 .026 1 .004 (2) 4 .016 1 .005 12) .017 2 .005 .128 1.009 t il 5 .018 1 .004 < .005 (3) .017 2 .004 (2) 6 .025 2 .004 12) .027 1 .004 .021 1 .005 (3) 7 .020 t .004 (2) .023 1 .004 .026 1 .004 8 .015 2 .004 (21 .013 1 .003 .013 1 .003 9 .013 1 .003 .015 2 .003 (21 .012 1 .003 10 .020 2 .004 .019 1 .004 .021 2 .004 .020 1 .004 11 .013 2 .004 .012 2 .004 .015 1 .004 .015 1 .004 12 .015 1 .004 .016 1 .003 .018 1 .004 .017 2 .004 13 .014 2 .003 .013 1 .003 .018 1 .004 .014 1 .003 14 .009 1 .003 .012 1 .003 .013 1 .003 .013 1 .003 15 .019 1 .004 .026 i .004 .019 i .004 .022 1 .004 16 .017 2 .004 .016 2 .003 .019 2 .004 .019 2 .004 17 .012 1 .001 (2) .012 1 .003 .018 1 .004 18 .008 2 .004 .013 2 .004 .012 2 .004 .015 1 .004 19 .014 2 .003 .018 2 .004 .017 2 .004 .017 2 .004 20 .013 1 .003 .014 1 .003 .010 1 .003 .013 2 .003 21 .016 1 .003 .020 t .003 .017 2 .003 .019 1 .003 22 .017 1 .004 .018 2 .004 .007 1 .004 .019 1 .004 23 .013 1 .003 .016 1 .005(3) .017 2 .004 .017 2 .004 24 .011 1 .003 .012 2 .003 .010 t .003 .012 1 .003 25 .020 2 .004 .015 2 .004 .010 t .003 .025 2 .004 26 .010 2 .003 .012 2 .003 .011 2 .003 .011 1 .003 27 .015 2 .004 .014 1 .004 .017 2 .004 .016 2 .004 28 . 428 .014 2 .004 .015 2 .004 .021 1 .004 29 .022 1 .004 .023 2 .004 .020 t .004 .022 2 .004 30 .012 1 .003 .015 2 .004 .013 1 .004 .020 1 .004 31 .014 2 .003 .016 2 .004 .015 2 .004 .020 t .004 32 .012 2 .004 .017 1 .004 .013 1 .004 .019 2 .004 33 .021 2 .003 .006 1 .006(31 .023 1 .003 .026 2 .004 34 .018 2 .004 .023 1 .005 .020 1 .004 123 35 .019 2 .004 .020 t .004 .020 1 .004 .023 1 .004 36 .033 1 .004 .035 2 .004 .031 1 .004 . e 3v 2 .004 37 .013 2 .004 .013 2 .004 .013 2 .004 .015 2 .004 38 .037 1 .004 .032 1 .004 .032 i .004 .029 1 .004 39 .015 2 .003 .014 1 .003 .065 2 .003 .018 1 .004 40 .012 1 .004 .017 2 .004 .016 2 .004 .017 1 .004 41 .017 1 .003 .017 2 .003 .099 1 .003 .018 2 .003 47 .020 t .004 .019 1 .004 .021 1 .004 .022 1 .004 43 .014 2 .003 .013 1 .303 .003 2 .003 .013 1 .003 44 .015 2 .004 .015 1 .304 (21 .012 2 .004 45 .010 t .003 .011 2 .603 .011 2 .003 .012 2 .003 46 .014 1 .003 .015 1 .003 .013 1 .003 .015 1 .003 47 .024 1 .004 .032 2 .004 .023 1 .004 .025 2 .004 48 .017 1 .003 .016 2 .003 .018 1 .003 .017 2 .003 49 .024 2 .004 .024 1 .004 .024 1 .004 .027 2 .004 50 .033 2 .004 .034 2 .005 .027 2 .004 .035 2 .005 51 .623 2 .004 .025 2 .004 .025 2 .004 .019 1 .003 52 .019 1 .004 .088 2 .004 .018 2 .004 .017 1 .004 NEAN .0f7 2 .012 .017 1 .013 .018 2 .011 .019 2 .011 ll til THIS P'SULT WAS HOT USED IN CALCULATIPG THE Af 0UAL NE AN FOR THIS STATIt'* FOR A N0pt OffAILED EXPLAHAi!OH 5tt RESULTS SECTION. 123 Stt SWGRAf1 EXCEPTIDHS SECTION FOR tyPLAHAf!OH. (3) SMALL VOLUME 11
ll TASLE C-XI CCHCENTRATIONS OF GROS 5 DETA IN AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLES I IN THE VICINITT OF LIMERICK GENERATING STATION.1985 RESULTS IN LNITS OF PCI/CU. METER i 2 SIGMA I GROUP II . HEAR SITE LOCATIONS WEEK 8 281 6Cl 9Cl 13Cl 1501 1781 1 .016 i .004 .015 1 .003 .086 i .004 .086 i .004 .016 1 .00* .014 i .003
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STATION. FOR A MORE DETAILED EXPLAHATION SEE RESULTS SECTIDH. (2) SEE PROGRAM EXCEPTIONS SECTION FOR EXPLANAT10tt. (3) 5 MALL VOLUME ll ll
l 11 i TABLE C-XI CONCENTRATIONS OF GROSS BETA IN AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLES g IN THE VICINITV DF LIMERICK GENteATING STATION. 1985 RESULTS IN UNITS OF PCI/CU. NETER 1 2 SIGMA GROUP II - HEAR SITE LOCATIONS WEEK W e 2001 2681 2981 3801 3589 t .016 1 .004 .017 2 .004 .016 i .003 .016 2 .004 .016 1 .004 2 .013 1 .004 .010 2 .003 .014 i .004 .014 1 .004 .094 2 .004 3 .021 i .003 .021 1 .003 .020 2 .003 .018 2 .003 .020 1 .003 4 .106 1 .00881) .t55 2 .009tti 1.51 1 .03 til .019 1 .005 .016 1 .005 5 .018 2 .004 .004 2 .003 .012 2 .003 .017 1 .004 .016 2 .004 6 .025 1 .004 .025 2 .004 ft) .025 1 .004 .027 1 .004 7 .022 i .004 .024 2 .004 .018 1 .004 .021 1 .004 .024 1 .004 8 .013 1 .003 .615 1 .003 .019 1 .004 .005 1 .003 .013 1 .003 9 .017 1 .004 .014 1 .003 .015 i .003 .016 1 .003 .014 1 .003 10 .016 1 .003 .020 1 .003 .022 1 .004 .008 1 .003 .016 1 .003 ft .016 1 .004 .010 1 .003 .011 i .003 .016 1 .004 til 12 .019 i .004 .016 1 .003 .087 1 .003 .017 1 .003 .014 1 .003 13 .013 2 .003 .012 1 .003 .013 1 .003 .008 1 .003 .011 2 .003 14 .013 1 .003 .015 1 .003 .010 1 .003 .013 2 .003 .013 1 .003 15 .023 1 .004 .017 1 .003 (2) .021 1 .004 .019 1 .004 16 .021 1 .004 .017 2 .003 .027 1 .005t31 .015 1 .003 .017 2 .003 17 .014 i .004 .015 2 .003 .016 i .004 .014 1 .004 .014 1 .003 18 .009 1 .004 .009 1 .003 til .010 1 .004 .011 1 .004 19 .019 i .004 .013 i .003 ft) .015 1 .003 .014 1 .003 to .011 2 .003 .015 1 .003 .013 1 .004 .027 1 .004 .013 2 .003 21 .020 1 .003 ft) .018 1 .003 .018 1 .003 .018 1 .003 22 .018 i .004 .018 2 .004 .018 1 .004 .017 2 .004 .085 i .004 23 .014 1 .003 .087 1 .003 .013 i .003 .015 2 .003 .086 1 .003 24 081 1 .003 .014 1 .003 .012 2 .003 .012 i .003 .009 2 .003 25 .W15 1 .003 .017 1 .004 .015 1 .004 .014 1 .004 .016 t .004 26 .011 i .003 .009 i .003 .012 1 .003 .009 1 .003 .012 1 .003 27 .014 1 .004 .018 2 .004 .016 1 .004 .015 1 .004 < .003 to .019 1 .004 .017 1 .004 .022 1 .004 .013 1 .004 .012 1 .004 29 .020 1 .003 .020 1 .003 .022 1 .003 .020 1 .003 .019 1 .003 30 .014 1 .006t3D .014 1 .004 .013 2 .003 .013 1 .003 .018 1 .003 31 .017 i .004 .013 1 .004 .020 i .004 .015 2 .004 .011 1 .003 32 .012 i .004 .015 1 .004 .011 1 .004 .017 2 .004 .014 2 .004 33 .023 1 .003 .024 1 .004 .024 i .003 .023 2 .004 .021 1 .003 34 .017 1 .004 .017 1 .004 .016 1 .003 .021 2 .004 .016 1 .003 35 .020 2 .004 .022 1 .004 .089 2 .004 .020 1 .004 (2) 56 .028 i .004 .032 i .004 (2) .034 1 .004 .030 i .004 37 .084 i .004 .009 1 .004 .012 1 .004 .011 1 .004 .012 i .004 38 .038 2 .004 .031 2 .004 .036 2 .004 .026 2 .004 .031 i .005(3) 39 .013 1 .003 .015 1 .003 .014 2 .003 .015 2 .003 .016 2 .003 40 .013 1 .004 .013 1 .004 .014 1 .004 .012 1 .004 .016 1 .004 41 .015 2 .003 .020 2 .003 .018 2 .003 .020 1 .003 .018 1 .003 42 .017 1 .004 .019 1 .004 .021 1 .004 .018 i .004 .013 2 .003 43 .012 1 .003 .017 2 .003 .016 i .003 .003 1 .003 .083 1 .003 44 .015 1 .004 .005 i .004 .015 2 .004 .015 1 .004 .017 2 .004 45 .011 2 .003 .012 1 .003 .Olt i .003 .080 2 .003 .011 2 .003 46 .016 1 .003 .013 2 .003 .015 i .003 .0tt i .003 .014 i .003 47 .023 i .004 .023 2 .004 .023 1 .004 .022 i .003 .025 1 .004 48 .085 i .003 ft) .019 1 .003 .016 1 .003 .015 1 .003 49 .025 2 .004 .024 1 .004 .022 i .00413) .025 1 .004 .026 1 .004 50 .030 2 .004 .033 1 .004 .033 2 .004 .035 2 .004 .033 1 .004 51 .025 2 .004 .02t i .004 .022 i .004 .022 2 .004 .025 1 .004 52 .089 1 .004 ft) .085 2 .004 .018 1 .004 .017 2 .004 MEAH .018 i .011 .017 1 .011 .017 1 .019 .017 1 .011 .017 1 .012 ll tti THIS RESULT HAS HOT USED IH CALCULATING THE A804UAL MEAN FOR THIS 5T17104. FOR A MORE DET AILED EXPLAHATIOH SEE RESULTS SECTICnd, it) SEE PROGRAM EXCEPTIONS SECTIDH FOR EXPLAHATIOH. (3) SMALL YOLUME ll 11
ll TABLE C-XI CONCENTRATIONS OF GROSS BETA IN AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLES IN THE VICINITY OF LINERICK GENERATING STATIDH. 1985 RESULTS IN LMIT5 OF PCI/CU. NETER i 2 SIGNA I GROUP III - CONTROL LOCATIONS WEEK s 13H4 22Gt _== I t 2 3 4
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E TA8LE C-XII CONCENTRATIONS OF GAtt1A EMITRu IN A.E FARTICt.* LATE S+#LES COLLECTED W IN THE V.tCINITY OF LINERICK GENFRATING STATICF. 1985 I RESULTS IN tNITS OF PCI/CU. ItETER 12 SIGM4 STOUP I - SITE LOCATIONS STATION COLLECTION CODE PElttue BE-7 K .40 1-131 CS.134 CS.137 ( 1053 JAN 85 .13 1 .02 < .01 < .0t 3 < .0007 < 10009 FEt 25 .14 1 .02 < .02 < .007 < .0009 < .0009 - ttA* 45 .14 2 02 4 .01 < .005 < .0006 < .0007 APR'85 .14 1 .03 4 .04 4 .007 < .001 < .001 MAY 45 .16 1 .02 < .03 < .006 * .0009 4 .0009 JLN 85 .10 2 .03 < .02 *. .009 < .0009 < .001 JUL 85 .19 1 .03 .059 1 .003 < .004 < .aol < .000 AUG 85 .06 i .01 .02 1 .01 < .004 < .0006 < .0005 SEP 85 .09 2 .02 < .03 < .004 < .001 < .001 OCT 85 .08 2 .03 i < .02 < .01 < .001 < .001 NOV 85 .it i .03 < .02 < .08 < .001 4 .002 DEC 85 .09 1 .03 < .03 < .01 < .001 < .001 NEAN .11 2 .06 .026 2 .027 < .007 < .0009 < .0010 1151 JLH 85 .10 t .03 < .03 < .40e < .001 < .001 FEB 85 < .01 < .04 4 .009 < .001 < .?0f MAR C5 97 t .03 < .03 * .007 < .001 < .t009 AR 85 . L3 2 .02 < .01 < .005 < .0007' < .0006 MAY 85 - .tt i .01 .03 2 .01 < .004 4 .0007 < .0008 JUN 85 .It 2 .02 < .01 < .006 < .0007 < .0009 JUL 85. .14 2 .02 < .01- < .073 '< .0006 < .0007 AUG 85 .It i .02 < .01 < . t.04 < .C006 4 .0107
- SEP E5 .14 1 .02 < .01 < .003 < .0007 4 .0008 OCT 8$ .13 2 .02 < .01 < .006 *
. 0006 < .0007 NOV 85 .13 2 .03 .05 i .02 < .02 '< .006 < .001 g DEC 85 .tt i .02 * .01 < .006 < .0006 < .0007 MEAN .12 1 .08 .H 1 .0% < .007 5 .0008 < .0008 1451 'JAN 85 .10 1 .02 < .01 < .003 < .0007 4 .0006 FEB 85 .10 1 .02 < .01 < .005 < .0006 < .0008 MAR 85 .10 t .02 < .01 < .004 < .0005 ( .0006 Arp 85 .15 2 .03 4 .01 < .005 < .0007 < .0007 MAY 45 .16 i .02 < .01 -
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,JUL 05 .16 1 .02 < .01 < .003^ < .0007 < .0009 1AUG 85 .15 2 .02 < .01 < .006 < .0007 < .4818 SEP 25 .10 2 .03 < .04 ( .004 < .001 < .G0f OCT 85 .14 2 .02 .04 1 .02 < .C94 < .0007 < .0J07 NOV 85 .09 2 .02 < .01 < .308 < .0006 < .0008 SEC 85 .12 1 .03 < .006 < .007 ( .0005 < .0006 ftEAN .12 i .06 .013 1 .024 < .005 < .0007 ( .0008 MEAN GDOUP I .12 2 .06 .021~ 5 .027 < .006 ( .0008 * .0009 I
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L E TABLE C.XII CONCENTRATIONS OF GAttiA EMITTERS IN AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LIMERICK GENERATING STATION. 1985 RESULTS IN LNITS OF PCI/CU. METER 12 SIGMA GROUP II - HEAR SITE LOCATIONS STATION COLLECTION CODE PERIOD BE-7 K-40 1 131 C5-134 C5-137 281 JAN 85 .11 1 .02 < .01 < .003 < .0007 C .0008 FEB 85 .tl 1 .02 < .01 ( .006 4 .0009 < .001 MAR 85 .15 2 .03 .09 2 .03 < .007 < .001 < .001 APR 85 .16 1 .04 < .02 4 .01 < .001 < .002 MAY 85 .19 1 .04 .08 2 .03 < .009 < .001 < .00t JUN 85 .15 i .02 < .01 < .007 < .0009 < .0009 JUL 85 .15 2 .03 < .04 < .004 < .001 < .001 AUG 85 .90 2 .01 < .007 < .003 < .0004 < .0005 SEP 85 .t5 1 .02 < .01 < .005 < .0009 < .0008 OCT 85 .10 1 .02 < .03 4 .009 < .J01 < .001 NOV 85 .10 2 .03 .07 1 .02 < .01 < .004 < .001 DEC 85 .13 2 .02 < .01 < .007 < .0006 < .0007 MEAN .13 1 .06 .032 1 .060 < .007 < .0009 < .0010 V 6CI JAH 85 .09 1 .02 < .03 < .004 < .041 < .001 FEB 85 .13 2 .02 < .02 4 .003 < .0408 < .0008 I MAR 65 APR 85 MAY 85
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E TABLE C-XII CONCENTRATIONS OF GA'1MA EMITTERS IN AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LIMERICK GENERATING STATION, 1985 RESULTS IN UNITS OF PCI/CU. METER 1 2 SIGNA CROUP II . HEAR SITE LOCATIONS STATION COLLECT 10H CODE PERIOD 8E-7 K-40 1-131 CS-134 CS-t37 1501 JAN 85 .50 1 .02 4 .01 < .002 < .0006 < .0005 FE8 85 .09 1 .02 < .01 < .004 < .0006 < .0005 MAR 85 .tt i .01 < .007 < .003 < .0005 < .0005 APR 85 .16 1 .02 < .01 * .004 < .0006 < .0007 MAY 85 .15 2 .02 < .008 < .003 < .0004 < .0004 JUN 85 .10 i .03 < .03 < .01 < .001 < .001 JUL 85 .17 i .02 < .02 < .003 < .0007 < .0007 AUG 85 .50 2 .03 4 .0% < .008 < .0007 < .0009 SEP 85 .13 1 .02 < .01 < .002 < .0006 < .0007 cCT 85 .09 1 .03 < .0% < .006 < .0006 < .0007 NOV 85 .07 2 .04 < .07 < .01 < .001 < .001 DEC 85 .13 2 .02 < .01 < .007 < .0006 < .0008 MEAN .12 1 .06 < .017 < .005 < .0007 < .0007 1781 JAN 85 .09 1 .02 < .009 .025 1 .005 < .0005 < .0005 FEB 85 .12 1 .03 < .04 < .009 < .001 < .002 MAR 85 .t8 1 .03 .04 1 .02 < .006 < .001 < .001 ' APR 85 .55 2 .02 .02 < .005 < .0006 < .0007 MAY 85 .14 1 .02 < .006 < .004 < .0004 < .0005 JUN 85 .12 i .02 < .009 < .007 4 .0006 < .0006 JUL 85 .56 1 .02 < .02 < .004 < .001 < .001 AUG 85 .13 1 .02 .04 i .02 < .005 < .0009 < .0009 SEP 85 .12 1 .02 .30 2 .03 < .003 < .001 < .001 OCT 85 .tt 2 .02 < .009 < .005 < .0005 ( .0006 NOV 85 .09 1 .02 .02 i .01 ( .008 < .0007 < .0005 DEC 85 .14 2 .02 < .01 < .005 < .0006 < .0007 MEAN .13 i .05 .044 1 .165 .007 i .012 < .0007 < .0008 , 2001 JAN 85 .10 2 .01 < .009 .026 2 .006 < .0005 < .0005 l FEB 85 .12 i .03 < .02 < .005 < .0009 < .0009 W MAR 85 .15 1 .02 < .01 < .006 < .0008 < .001 APR 85 .13 i .03 < .03 < .005 < .001 < .001 i MAY 85 .17 1 .02 < .006 < .004 < .0004 < .0004 M4 85 .15 1 .03 < .04 < .01 < .001 < .001 JUL 85 .14 1 .02 < .01 < .003 < .0007 < .0009 AUG 85 .10 2 .01 .07 i .02 < .004 < .0007 < .0007 SEP 85 .14 i .03 < .04 < .004 < .001 < .001 OCT 85 .13 1 .02 < .01 < .006 < .0006 < .0006 HOV 85 .08 i .03 < .04 < .02 < .001 < .001 DEC 85 .14 i .03 .03 1 .02 < .006 < .001 < .0009 MEAN .13 1 .05 .026 2 .0 36 .009 1 .014 < .0006 < .0008 26B1 JAN 85 .10 i .03 < .04 .044 1 .009 < .001 < .001 W FEB 85 .It i .C2 < .01 < .006 < .0007 < .0008 MAR 85 .12 1 .02 < .008 < .004 < .0006 < .0006 APR 85 .12 1 .02 < .01 < .004 < .0006 < .0006 MAY 85 .19 1 .04 .03 i .01 < .01 < .001 < .001 M4 85 .12 i .02 < .01 < .006 < .0007 < .0007 JUL 85 .15 1 .02 < .03 < .004 < .001 < .001 AUG 85 .it i .02 < .08 < .004 < .0007 < .0006 SEP 85 .12 2 .02 < .01 < .002 < .0007 < .0007 OCT 85 .11 1 .02 < .03 4 .01 < .001 < .001 NOV 85 .09 i .03 < .02 < .02 < .0009 < .001 DEC 85 .16 1 .04 < .05 < .03 < .002 < .002 NEAN .13 2 .05 .022 1 .029 .012 1 .026 < .0009 < .0009 I I
I I TABLE C-XII CONCENTRATIONS OF GAtttA Ert!TTERS IN AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LIMERICK GENERATING STATION, 1985 RESULTS IN UNITS OF PCI/CU. NETER 1 2 SIGNA I GROUP II STATION COLLECTION NEAR SITE LOCATIONS I CODE PERIOD BE-7 K-40 I-131 CS-134 CS-137 2951 JAN 85 .Il 2 .03 < .04 .28 i .03 < .001 < .001 FEB 85 .07 i .03 C .03 < .007 < .001 ( .001 MAR 85 .15 1 .02 < .03 < .006 < .0009 < .0009 I APR 85 MAY 85 JUN 85 JUL 65
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I TA8LE C-XII CONCENTRATIONS OF gar 91A EMITTERS IN AIR PARTICULATE SAMPLES COLLECTED up IN THE VICINITY OF LIMERICK GENERATING STATION. 1985 RESULTS IN UNITS OF PCI/CU. METER 1 2 SIGMA GROUP III - CONTROL LOCATIONS STATION COLLECT 10H CODE PERIOD SE-7 K-40 1-131 CS-134 CS-137
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13H4 JAN 85 .11 1 .02 < .02 < .003 < .0007 < .0008 FE8 85 .12 1 .02 .05 1 .02 < .008 < .0006 < .0007 MAR 85 .11 1 .02 < .01 < .004 < .0006 < .000T APR 85 .14 i .02 < .01 < .005 < .0007 < .0007 MAY 85 .17 2 .02 < .01 < .003 < .0007 < .000s JtH 85 .10 1 .02 < .02 < .004 < .001 < .001 JUL 85 .16 1 .03 < .04 < .005 < .001 < .001 AUG 85 .14 1 .03 < .03 < .009 < .0009 < .0009 SEP 85 .15 t .03 < .01 < .006 < .0008 < .0008 PCT 85 .08 1 .02 < .01 < .005 < .0006 < .0007 HOV 85 .33 1 .02 < .01 < .009 < .0008 < .0008 DEC 85 .14 1 .02 < .05 < .005 < .0007 < .0008 MEAN .13 1 .05 .02 1 .03 < .006 < .0003 < .0008 22G1 JAN 85 .50 t .02 < .01 < .002 < .0006 < .0006 FE8 85 .10 t .02 < .05 < .005 < .0007 < .0006 MAR 85 .46 2 .05 < .02 < .006 < .0009 < .0007 APR 85 .37 2 .03 < .02 < .G < .001 ( .001 MAY 85 .30 t .03 < .03 < .006 < .001 < .001 JUN 85 .08 2 .02 < .03 < .007 < .0008 < .0009 JUL 85 .14 1 .03 < .04 < .004 < .001 < .001 AUG 85 .13 2 .02 < .009 < .004 < .0005 * .0007 SEP 85 .16 2 .03 < .03 < .005 < .001 < .001 OCT 85 .12 1 .02 < .01 < .006 < .0006 < .0006 NOV 85 .08 1 .02 < .009 < .007 < .0005 < .0006 DEC 85 .12 1 .02 < .01 < .006 < .0007 * .0007 MEAN .18 2 .25 < .019 < .005 < .0008 < .0008 MEAN GROUP III .15 2 .19 .019 1 .025 < .005 < .0006 < .0008 I ! I I I I I I I
ll ll TABLE C.XIII COHCENTRATIONS OF 1 131 IN AIR IDDINE SAMPLES COLLECTED I IN THE VICINITY OF LIMIRICK GENERATING STATIDH.1985 RESULTS IN LNITS OF PCI/CU. NETER 12 SIGMA GROUP III I GROUP I Gp0UP II
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E I TABLE C-XIV CONCENTRATIONS OF I.131 IN MILK SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LIMERICK GENERAT!HG STAT 10H. 1985 RESULTS IN UNITS OF PCI/ LITER 1 2 SIGMA IFCICATOR FARMS COLLECTION DATE 7Et 5C1 1081 1101 ItEl 17C2 18Cl 2181 2581 01/05/25 < .03 < .03 < .03 < .03 < .03 < .03 < .04 < .03 02/12/85 < .06 < .04 < .07 < .05 < .06 ( .04 < .07 < .06 03/12/85 < .04 s .03 < .04 4 .05 < .04 < .03 < .05 < .01 04/09/85 < .04 < .03 < .04 < .05 < .04 < .04 < .04 < .04 04/23/85 < .02 < .02 < .03 05/07/85 < .04 < .04 < .04 < .05 < .04 < .04 < .05 < .05 05/21/85 < .03 < .03 < .03 06/04/85 < .03 < .02 < .03 < .05 < .04 < .03 < .07 < .03 06/18/85 < .03 < .03 < .03 07/02/85 < .03 < .03 < .03 < .04 * .03 < .03 < .04 < .03 07/15/85 < .03 < .03 < .03 07/29/85 < .03 < .03 < .03 08/14/85 < .04 < .04 < .03 < .05 < .04 < .03 < .04 < .04 08/27/85 < .04 < .05 < .05 09/10/65 < .04 < .05 < .04 < .05 < .04 < .03 * .03 < .04 09/24/85 < .03 < .03 < .03 10/08/85 < .03 < .03 < .04 < .05 < .03 < .04 < .02 < .03 10/22/85 < .04 < .03 < .04 11/05/85 < .04 < .03 < .D4 < .05 < .03 < .04 < .03 < .04 11/19/85 < .04 < .04 < .06 12/10/85 < .03 (1) < .03 < .03 < .03 < .03 s .03 < .03 < .03 MEAN < .03 < .04 < .03 < .04 < .05 < .04 < .03 < .04 < .04 I CONTROL FARMS COLLECTION OATE 36El 9El 9GI 22F1 01/08/85 < .04 < .04 < .05 < .03 02/12/85 < .03 < .03 < .03 < .06 03/12/85 < .05 < .04 < .04 < .04 04/09/85 < .04 < .04 < .05 < .04 04/23/85 < .03 05/07/85 < .04 < .04 < .05 < .04 05/21/85 < .03 06/04/85 < .04 < .04 < .04 < .04 06/18/85 < .03 07/02/85 < .05 < .04 < .04 < .03 07/15/85 < .02 07/29/85 < .03 08/14/85 < .05 < .05 < .05 < .04 08/27/85 < .04 09/10/85 < .04 < .04 < .03 < .04 09/24/85 < .04 10/08/85 < .04 < .04 < .04 < .04 10/22/85 < .03 11/05/85 < .05 < .04 < .05 < .04 18/19/85 < .05 12/10/85 * .03 < .03 < .03 < .03 MEAN < .04 < .04 < .04 < .04 NOTES STATION 1088 IS GOAT MILK i1i FARM DISCONTINUED I
ll ll I TABLE C-XV CONCENTRATIONS OF GAft1A EMITTERS IN HILK SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITT OF LIMERICK GENERATING STATION, 1985 RESULTS IN UNITS OF PCI/ LITER 1 2 SIGMA I STATION COLLECTIDH CODE DATE K-40
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PAGE 1 TABLE C-XIX t10HTHLY TLD LESULTS FOR LINE2ICK CENE;ATING STATION. 1985 RESULTS IH UNITS OF fft0ENTGEH/STD. t10HTH 2 2 5.0. STATION ttEAN i JAN FEB ttAR APR t1AT JUN jut. AUG SEP OCT HOV OEC CODE 2 5.D. I1 I 3651 8.1211.35 8.5712.26 7.2412.54 8.1711.04 7.4511.93 8.4220.74 8.4311.81 8.5711.91 7.8612.27 9.1011.50 7.3810.40 9.0310.47 7.2410.64 til 7.8211.21 7.3811.10 7.1420.87 7.7311.71 8.8022.31 8.0121.10 8.4312.48 7.6311.32 8.5210.86 7.9911.79 7.9416./d 7.6220.72 6.6420.72 2El 8.2112.47 6.8711.76 6.3410.93 9.1011.39 6.4210.17 8. % 20.75 9.90tt.33 9.1411.19 9.3120.54 9.04tt.16 7.6210.42 8.5810.70 7.3010.64 351 7.7011.00 7.7521.51 7.6312.46 7.8120.37 8.1612.42 7.5511.37 8.4513.05 7.8010.92 7.3710.62 8.0411.54 7.0720.50 8.1010.28 6.6410.78 (El 6.1920.96 6.0610.67 5.95tt.34 6.2111.09 6.1711.04 6.7311.70 6.3220.95 5.8011.13 5.5010.72 7.2410.61 5.9720.22 6.5720.21 5.7510.62 551 7.5521.94 6.8721.05 7.1211.50 7.2519.64 6.1611.53 7.3914.82 8.2221.06 7.75tt.17 8.4720.22 8.9222.09 6.7010.37 9.2012.49 6.5610.47 5Ht 9.3911.43 8.9412.21 8.8423.46 8.72 1.35 9.0712.71 9.8511.20 10.1911.43 10.3811.62 9.6110.69 10.43 2.73 8.5220.54 9.6520.98 8.5010.92 (Cl 8.2211.24 8.2410.87 7.4111.92 8.4711.07 8.4111.66 8.6910.<S 8.7221.20 8.8812.75 8.3711.51 8.7111.63 8.1110.81 7.83i0.73 6.7620.71 751 8.4711.71 8.4220.76 7.6411.70 8.6713.38 7.1410.48 8.8610.62 9.5820.59 8.3011.60 10.0122.63 9.03t1.08 7.8020,62 8.6910.89 7.5010.56 7E1 8.3811.39 7.0511.12 8.6210.62 8.8511.81 7.0010.70 8.0610.67 9.3011.64 8.9311.57 8.3711.50 9.0621.54 7.9720.62 8.9510.90 7.5510.75 9Ct 7.8011.19 7.9112.27 6.9822.08 8.4411.46 7.3120.68 7.9110.59 8.8811.48 7.4911.60 8.13tt.38 7.6111.04 8.2010.93 7.8910.56 6.8020.78 1053 8.34 1.34 9.0819.34 6.9020.86 8.3411.33 8.58t0.99 8.5020.66 8.7522.61 8.1510.63 8.6610.70 8.8011.72 8.6020.72 8.6810.98 7.1010.71 10Et 8.4111.28 8.46it.04 8.9021.24 8.9112.20 7.4012.23 9.2820.70 9.3711.09 7.9511.15 7.9811.21 8.5810.59 8.0210.88 8.5210.79 7.5710.49 10F3 8.18 2.14 7.1911.43 7.9920.50 8.1010.64 6.6811.40 8.7220.54 8.6411.36 8.3221.68 8.0412.29 8.5421.49 7.8020.64 10.9211.09 7.1820.73 1151 9.4121.78 10.0111.08 8.6912.18 9.7612.17 7.8710.77 8.9719.96 9.6810.89 9.6 tit.81 9. 77t t . 33 9.9511.33 9.5f11.18 11.0713.47 8.6610.91 13C1 5.8811.10 5.9811.38 4.5210.68 6.1911.18 5.7010.83 5.98t1.28 6.08t1.29 6.0820.55 5.3920.62 6.5121.09 6.4620.29 6.1620.57 5.4520.68 13E1 8.0C1.67 7.38i0.98 6.7110.84 8.2320.74 7.1421.38 9.0810.40 8.9710.91 8.7310.30 7.8711.28 9.3411.23 7.4810.30 8.0610.95 7.6010.38 13H 3 6.6321.40 6.2720.91 6.24t2.21 6.2911.8% 5.7820.93 6.5911.25 6.9411.84 6.5511.06 6.23t0.50 6.59 0.57 6.2720.82 8.4612.25 7.3610.70 1451 7.3320.97 7.4310.81 7.5010.48 7.2511.29 7.2411.27 7.54tt.07 7.70tt.28 7.2012.19 6.9729.33 8.1512.25 7.4710.62 7.622'.02 6.1010.70 1501 8.6511.70 8.4610. 99 10. 84t 8. 83 8. 2 3* n . 77 8.3621.09 8.9810.44 9.15t0.91 8.1311.17 8.4611.39 8.9311.47 8.0110.77 8.8711.37 7.3710.72 1651 7.33it.10 7.6910.86 6.57 2.31 7.7510.90 6.88tt.68 7.9120.86 7.5511.75 7.1210.60 7.9610.27 7.7522.28 6.6410.63 7.6010.68 6.4920.60 test 7.1221.66 7.7510.61 5.3620.62 6.9810.79 7.8511.75 7.0820.74 7.6810.48 7.4311.14 7.6210.93 7.7411.06 6.1010.37 7.7520.46 6.1010.61 l&Ft 8.35tt.98 7.1612.22 7.4321.95 8.3111.55 6.98 0.88 8.8711.02 8.6721.79 9.8021.68 8.8720.81 9.8819.51 7.9810.52 8.7810.47 7.2610.82 17B1 7.6111.73 7.8212.08 5.80io.92 7.4810.84 6.7410.86 8.05tt.34 7.9810.36 8.4511.16 8.4710.77 8.711f.21 7.631C.89 7.7410.60 6.5210.66
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M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M m PAGE 2 TABLE C.XIX NOHTHLY TLD RESULTS FOR LINERICK GENERATING STATI0H.1985 RESULTS IN UNIIS OF NRDEH1GEH/STD. NOHTH i 2 5.D. STATION NEAH 1 JAH FEB NAR APR NAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT HDV DEC CODE 2 S.D. ll l 18G1 7.76t1.13 7.7210.69 7.0111.34 8.3718.79 7.4211.29 7.6519.38 8.2520.90 7.8711.58 7.6610.36 8.8020.97 7.13IO.27 8.2110.71 7.0110.55 1908 7.5111.21 7.75t1.66 7.26tl.66 7.5811.58 6.5710.38 7.96tl.14 8.4910.32 7.1610.42 7.7910.64 8.2818.55 7.1110.39 7.6510.60 6.5610.64 8001 7.2211.44 7.3011.76 6.4811.17 7.5111.48 6.0910.8l 7.4210.92 8.1011.31 6.96t2.49 7.2411.13 8.6010.67 7.4710.65 7.2710.59 6.2610.66 20Fl 7.6111.48 7.36tl.16 6.5911.11 8.3111.23 6.1310.17 8.2010.32 8.2211.26 8.1710.84 8.09tt.19 8.2510.65 7.1810.40 7.7510.56 7.0310.73 2tSt 6.8111.45 6.3110.48 6.2011.81 7.5710.70 5.4810.43 7.3111.48 7.6111.37 7.3610.84 6. 39t t . 01 7.65t1.73 6.4610.24 7.2210.52 6.1610.37 22Cl 7.30t1.78 6.98t0.88 6.1910.60 7.4211.19 6.5811.76 7.65t0.31 e.8710.91 7.6810.17 6.5320.50 8.05t1.46 6.4810.47 8.6018.89 6.5210.58 2358 7.53t1.89 7.30t0.47 6.52 0.29 7.0411.21 8.1311.82 7.61tt.12 7.6411.32 6.92t2.45 7.5811.05 7.6110.86 7.0110.61 10.1611.28 6.7810.77 2401 6.92tt.27 7.05tl.18 6.8210.91 6.73to.96 5.7711.72 7. 24t t . 36 7.0811.83 7.7120.57 6.7623.59 7.3411.9/ 6.5120.52 7. 99t o . 75 6.0510.53 25S1 7.0111.16 7.20 2.43 6.0611.43 6.85tl.58 6.5011.09 7.53tt.79 7.4010.61 7.1811.48 7.4111.65 7.9118.04 6.57 0.36 7.3110.60 6.1520.66 25D1 6.47 1.12 6.0611.36 6.0010.58 6.1721.39 6.3411.33 7.05 0.91 7.71 0.50 6.3111.27 5.93t1.03 6.96tl.50 6.4110.47 6.8520.42 5.8110.47 2353 6.70tt.26 6.4711.98 5.9120.88 7.39tc.64 5.77 1.27 7.4810.62 6.7011.23 7.0410.vi 6.7210.35 7.4610.19 6.4810.49 7.1610.79 5.8110.63 26BI 7.60tt.65 7.79it.04 6.1210.51 7.7211.24 7.05tt.29 7.4111.46 7.2110.53 8.2810.88 8.1811.23 7.94t2.48 7.9011.03 9.1711.93 6.4710.59 2008 7.1321.48 6.6010.92 5.5710.67 6.5211.49 7.1310.68 7.9710.88 7.95 0.61 7.9012.14 7.34tl.16 7.5011.82 6.9610.42 7.68t0.52 6.4410.63 8981 7.4111.22 7.50it.54 7.11 f.66 7.0311.76 6.59 2.01 7. 69t 2. 20 8.1220.79 7.53 1.10 7.5810.68 8.7121.58 6.7710.29 7.5710.55 6.7420.65 2951 6.61it.44 6.2110.97 5.2610.50 7.2311.92 5.50tt.35 6.9910.25 7.5111.27 7.2111.21 6.2'+0.81 7.1411.58 6.3810.44 7.13to.44 6.5110.67 29El 7.40 1.18 6.80t0.98 6.7011.98 7.3110.72 6.9010.98 7.6210.54 7.5011.40 8.0111.24 8.3110.90 7.20tt.19 7.1310.44 8.4110.42 6.8720.64 31D8 9.59t2.25 9.7213.17 7.9811.60 10.0222.24 8.2511.51 10. 2 9t t .63 10. 0 510. 62 9.9412.72 9.8011.17 12.1113.13 8.4810.82 9.7710.96 8.7110.68 3tD2 8.3211.18 7.9712.39 7.7811.28 9.2111.43 7.9112.20 8.4tt0.St 8.6210.87 8.1521.80 8.1721.73 8.8611.65 7.9910.78 9.39tt.20 7.44!0.72 3251 5.28 0.84 4.7410.62 5.1511.41 6.0111.25 5.1810.72 5.2810.74 5.8110.76 4.57t0.69 5.3311.08 5.2510.59 5.0220.32 5.7510.17 5.2120.45 32Gl 8.0611.47 7.3610.92 8.88 0.43 8.45tt.93 6.4711.40 8.44t0.83 8.50tt.42 7.9111.40 8.24tl.37 9.0710.40 7.6720.54 8.3410.95 7.3810.60 3452 8.0311.33 8.5011.46 8.0212.29 8.43t2.32 6.3221.10 8.20io.89 8.8411.17 8.0710.27 7.87 1.20 8.5 tic.99 8.0318.06 8.2810.78 7.3110.60 34Et 7.62 1.25 7.18t0.63 6.18to.90 7.7610.47 7.1810.86 7.8211.25 8.2110.7% 7.7810.82 7.91t8.80 8. 29t 0. 87 7.0110.18 7.8710.59 8.2910.76 35B1 7.8711.79 6.9811.75 7.30tt.17 9.2420.64 6.5110.68 8.3021.06 8.9110.72 8.0828.26 8.0821.03 8.7511.05 7.9710.95 7.8710.84 6.50f0.58 35F1 8.7011.78 7.43 0.65 7.8111.58 8.9111.91 7.75t1.38 9.74tt.47 9.4611.69 9.50tc.97 9.31ic.67 9.9211.85 8.0210.79 8.6110.87 7.8710.79
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I TABLE C-XXI MEAN TLD RESULTS FOR THE LIMERICK GENERATING STATICH SITE BOWCARY. MIDDLE Atc OUTER RINGS. 1985 W RESULTS IN UNITS OF t5tOENTGEH/STD. MONTH 2 2 STD. DEV. OF THE STATION DATA SAMPLE EXPOSV.E SITE MIDDLE RING OUTER RIHC TYPE PERIE3 MONTHLY JAN *485 7.52 2 2.54 7.39 1 1.61 7.45 1 1.98
'to 1985 6.74 1 2.08 7.05 1 2.45 7.44 1 2.68 NAR 1985 7.66 1 f .76 7.94 1 2.05 7.85 1 2.00 g APR 1985 6.8912.16 7.04 1 1.66 7.06 1 t.53 MAY I985 7.67 1 1.75 8.16 1 I.66 8.04 1 2.42 JUN 1985 7.97 1 1.98 8.37 2 l.93 8.55 1 2.34 JUL 1985 7.52 1 2.11 8.03 1 2.04 a . 0 7 1 2. 81 AUG 1985 7.64 1 2.45 7.92 1 2.10 7.65 1 2.73 SEP 1935 8.06 2 2.12 8.48 1 2.23 8.59 2 2.82 OCT 1985 7.08 1 2.12 7.48 1 1.30 7.21 1 1.83 NOV 1985 8.16 1 2.60 8.16 1 1.99 8.66 i 1.14 DEC 1985 6.61 1 1.42 6.92 1 1.52 7.36 1 1.45 QUARTERLY JAH-MAR 1985 6.91 1 1.60 7.28 1 1.56 7.58 1 2.77 APR-JUN 1985 6.71 i 1.60 6.72 1 1.29 7.30 1 2.45 JUL-SEP 1985 7.48 1 1.98 7.42 1 1.66 7.55 1 3.06 OCT-DEC 1985 6.4811.30 6.91 1 1.61 6.88 1 1.84 I
TABLE C-XXII SUt91ARY OF THE MIENT DOSINETRY PROGRAM FOR LIMERICK GENER A ? mG STATION. 1985 RESULTS IN GIITS OF MROENTGEN/STD. MONTH PLRIOD HIE-CP SAMPLE NO. OF SAMPLES PERIOD PERIOD MEAN MEAN TTPE LOCATION ANALYS!D ICHIMUM MAXIMLF9 2 2 S.D. 1 2 S.D. I1) MONTHLY SITE 192 4.57 11.07 7.46 2 2.28 7.61 1 2.3 MIDDLE RING 324 4.52 12.13 7.74 1 2.16 7.79 2 2.2 CUTER RING 60 5.78 10.43 7.83 1 2.33 7.82 1 2.9 QUARTERLY SITE 64 4.72 9.40 6.89 1 1.77 MIDDLE RING 108 5.27 8.98 7.08 1 1.61 OUTER GHG 20 5.69 9.92 7.33 1 2.43 i1) THE PRE-OPTIOHAL MEAN WAS CALCULATED FROM I TLD READINGS 1-15-82 TO 12-02-84. SITE BOUFCARY RING STATIONS- 351, 551. 751.1053.1151.1451.1652.1831.
- 2151.2352.2551.26S3.2951.3251.3452.3651.
MIDDLE RING STATICHS . 281. 2El. 4El. 6Ct. 7E1. 9Ct.10E1.10F3.
- 13C t .13E t .150 8 .16 F 1.1781,1901. 2 001,2 0F I e
- 24D t .2501.26Bl .2 80 2.29Bl .2 9E 1. 3101. 3102.
- 34El.35Bl.35F1.
DUTER RING STATIONS - SH I .13H 3.18G1. 2 2 G1. 32 G1. I I I
TABLE C-XXIII SUtttARY OF COLLECTION DATES FOR SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICIMITY Of LIMERICK CENERATING STATION. DECEMDER. 1985 I SURFACE WATER (GROSS SETA AFC GAMMA) COLLECTICH 2451 2452 PERIDO 10F2 15FS 1682 I ...._ JAN 85 12/26-0t/28/85 12/26-0t/28/85 12/26-0t/28/85 _.. .............. .............. ......=_ FEB 85 01/28-02/25/85 01/28-02/25/85 01/28-02/25/85 01/28-02/25/85 01/28-02/25/85 MAR 85 02/25-03/25/85 02/25-03/25/85 02/25-03/25/85 02/25-03/25/85 02/25-03/25/85
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0t/28/85 12/26-01/28/85 AFR 85 03/25-04/29/85 03/25-04/29/85 03/25-04/29/85 03/25-04/29/85 03/25-04/29/85 I MAY 85 04/29-05/28/85 04/29-05/28/85 04/29-05/28/85 04/29-05/28/85 04/29-05/28/85 JUN 85 05/28-06/24/85 05/28-06/24/85 05/28-C6/24/85 05/28-06/24/85 05/28-06/24/85 JUL 85 06/24-07/29/05 06/24-07/29/85 06/24-07/29/85 06/24-07/29/85 06/24-07/29/85 AUG 85 07/29-08/26/85 07/29-08/26/85 07/29-08/26/85 07/29-08/26/85 07/29-08/26/85 SEP 85 08/26-09/30/85 08/26-09/30/85 08/26-09/30/85 08/26-09/30/85 08/26-09/30/85 OCT 85 09/30-10/28/85 09/30-10/28/85 09/30-10/28/85 09/30-10/28/85 09/30-10/28/85 NOV 85 10/28-11/25/85 10/28-11/25/85 10/28-11/25/85 10/28-11/25/85 10/28-11/25/85 DEC 85 11/25-12/30/85 11/25-12/30/85 11/25-12/30/85 11/25-12/30/85 11/25-12/30/85 I SURFACE WATER tAQtROUS TRITIUM) I COLLECTICH TER100 10F2 1682 2451
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l I JAN-MAR 85 12/26-03/25/85 12/26-03/25/85 01/28-03/25/85 MAR-JUN 85 03/25-06/24/85 03/15-06/24/85 03/25-06/24/85 JUH-SEP 85 06/24-09/30/85 06/2=-09/30/85 06/24-09/30/85 SEP-DEC 85 09/30-12/30/85 09/30-12/30/85 09/30-12/30/85 rI DRIFRING WATER IGROSS BETA AND GAtttA B COLLECTION PERICO 13H2 15F4 15F7 16C2 28F3
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I JAN 85 12/26-01/28/85 12/26-01/28/85 12/26-01/28/85 12/26-01/28/85 12/26 01/28/85 FEB 85 f./28-02/25/85 01/28-02/25/85 01/28-02/25/85 01/28-02/25/85 01/28-02/25/85 MAR 85 C2/25-03/25/85 02/25-03/25/85 02/25-03/25/85 02/25-03/25/85 02/25-03/25/85 APR 85 03/25-04/29/85 03/25-04/29/85 03/25-04/29/85 03/25-04/29/85 03/25-04/29/85 MAY 85 04/29-05/28/85 04/29-05/28/85 04/29-05/28/85 04/29-05/28/85 04/29-05/28/85 I JUN 85 05/28-06/24/85 05/28-06/24/85 05/28-06/24/85 05/28-06/24/85 05/28-06/24/85 JUL 85 06/24-07/29/85 06/24-07/29/85 06/24-07/29/85 06/24-07/29/85 06/24-07/29/85 AUG 85 07/29-08/26/85 07/29-08/26/85 07/29-08/26/85 07/29-08/26/85 07/29-08/26/85 SEP 85 08/26-09/30/85 08/26-09/30/85 08/26-09/30/85 08/26-09/30/85 08/26-09/30/85 OCT 85 09/30-1G/28/85 09/30-10/28/85 09/30-10/28/85 09/30-10/28/85 09/30-10/28/85 NOV 85 10/28-11/25/85 10/28-11/25/85 10/28-11/25/85 10/28-11/25/85 10/28-t1/25/85 DEC 85 11/25-12/30/85 11/25-12/30/85 11/25-12/30/85 11/25-12/30/85 11/25-12/30/85 DRItEING WATER t AQUEDUS TRITILM) I COLLECTIDH PERIOD _. -_==___ tSF4 JAH-MAR 85 12/26-03/25/85 12/26-03/25/85 12/26-03/25/85 12/26-03/25/85 1SF7 16C2 _.. .............. .............. = - - =______ _ 28F3 MAR-JUN 85 03/25-06/24/85 03/25-06/24/85 03/25-06/24/85 03/25-06/24/85 JUH-SEP 85 06/24-09/30/85 06/24-09/30/85 06/24-09/30/85 06/24-09/30/85 SEP-DEC 85 09/30-12/30/85 09/30-12/30/85 09/30-12/30/85 09/30-12/30/85 I
ll ll TABLE C-XXIII Sur9tARY OF COLLECTION DATES FOR SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LINEEICK GENERATING STATION. DECEMBER. 1985 AIR PARTICULATES C AIR IODINE CROUP I - LIMERICK SITE BOUFOARY LOCATIONS WEEK 8 1033 1151 1451 5452 s 12/31-01/07/85 12/31-01/07/85 12/31-01/07/85 12/31-01/07/85 2 01/07-01/14/85 01/07-01/14/85 01/07-01/14/85 01/07-01/14/85 3 01/14-01/22/85 01/l4-01/22/85 01/14-01/22/85 4 01/22-01/26/85 01/22-01/28/85 01/22 01/28/85 5 01/28-02/04/85 01/31-02/04/85 01/28-02/04/85 6 02/04-02/11/85 02/04-02/11/85 02/06-02/11/85 7 02/11-02/18/85 02/11-02/18/85 02/11-02/18/85 8 02/18-02/25/85 02/18-02/25/85 02/18-02/25/85 9 02/25-03/04/85 02/25-05/04/85 02/25-03/04/85 10 01/04-03/11/85 03/04-03/11/85 03/04-05/11/85 01/04-03/11/85 11 03/t1-03/18/85 03/11-03/18/85 03/11-03/18/85 03/11-03/18/85 12 03/18-03/25/85 03/18-03/25/85 01/18-05/25/85 03/18-03/25/85 13 03/25-04/01/85 01/25-04/01/85 03/25-04/01/85 03/25-04/01/85 14 04/01-04/08/85 04/01-04/08/05 04/01-04/08/85 04/01-04/08/85 15 04/08-04/15/85 04/08-04/15/85 04/08-04/15/85 04/08-04/15/85 16 04/15-0*/22/85 04/15-04/22/85 04/15-04/22/85 04/15-04/22/85 17 04/22-04/29/85 04/22-04/29/85 04/22-04/29/85 18 04/29-05/06/85 04/30-05/06/85 04/29-05/06/85 04/29-05/06/85 19 05/06-05/13/85 05/06-05/13/85 05/06-05/13/85 05/06-05/11/85 20 05/13-05/20/85 05/t3-05/20/85 05/13-05/20/85 05/13-05/20/85 21 05/20-05/26/85 05/20-05/28/85 05/20-05/28/85 05/20-05/28/85 22 05/28-06/05/85 05/28-06/03/85 05/28-06/03/85 05/28-06/01/85 23 06/03-06/10/85 06/03-06/10/85 06/03-06/10/85 06/03-06/10/85 24 06/10-06/17/85 06/10-06/l7/85 06/10-06/17/85 06/10-06/l7/85 25 c6/17-06/24/85 06/17-06/24/85 06/17-06/24/85 06/t7-06/24/85 26 06/24-07/01/85 06/24-07/01/85 06/24-07/08/85 06/24-07/01/85 27 07/01-07/08/85 07/01-07/08/85 07/01-07/08/85 07/01-07/08/85 28 07/08-07/14/85 07/06-07/14/85 07/08-07/94/85 29 07/14-07/22/85 07/14-07/22/85 07/14-07/22/85 07/14-07/22/85 30 07/22-07/29/e5 07/22-07/29/85 07/22-07/29/85 07/22-07/29/85 31 07/29-08/05/85 07/29-08/05/85 07/29-0&/05/85 07/29-08/05/85 32 08/05-08/11/85 08/05-08/11/85 08/05-08/11/85 08/05-08/11/85 33 08/11-06/19/85 08/11-08/19/85 08/11-08/19/85 08/11-08/19/85 34 08/19-08/26/85 08/21-08/26/85 08/19-08/26/85 35 08/26-09/02/85 08/26-09/02/85 08/26-09/02/85 08/26-09/02/85 36 09/02-09/09/85 09/02-09/09/85 09/02-09/09/85 09/02-09/09/85 37 09/09-09/15/85 09/09-09/15/85 09/09-09/15/85 09/09-09/15/85 38 09/15-09/21/85 09/15-09/23/85 09/15-09/23/85 09/15-09/23/85 39 09/23-09/30/85 09/23-09/30/85 09/23-09/30/85 09/23-09/30/85 40 09/30-10/06/85 09/30-l0/06/85 09/30-10/06/85 09/30-10/06/85 41 10/06-10/14/85 10/06-10/14/85 10/06-10/14/85 10/06-10/14/85 42 10/14-10/21/85 10/14-13/21/85 10/14-10/21/85 10/14-10/21/85 43 10/21-10/28/85 10/21-10/28/85 10/21-10/28/85 10/21-50/28/85 44 10/28-11/03/85 10/28-11/01/85 10/28-11/03/85 45 11/03-11/10/85 11/03-11/10/85 11/03-11/10/85 11/03-11/10/85 46 11/10-11/17/85 11/10-11/17/85 11/10-11/17/85 11/10-11/17/85 47 11/87-11/25/85 11/17-11/25/85 11/17-11/25/85 11/17-11/25/85 48 11/25-12/02/85 11/25-12/02/85 11/25-12/02/85 11/25-12/02/85 49 12/02-12/09/85 12/02-12/09/85 12/02-12/09/85 12/02-12/09/85 50 12/09-12/16/85 12/09-12/16/e5 12/09-12/l6/85 12/09-12/16/85 51 12/16-12/23/85 12/16-12/23/85 12/16-12/23/85 12/16-12/23/85 52 12/23-82/30/85 12/23-12/30/83 12/23-12/30/85 12/23-12/30/85 II
ll TABLE C-XXIII SurttART OF COLLECTION DATES FOR SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LIMERICK GENERATING STATION. DECEMDER, 1985 AIR PARTICULATES C AIR IODINE GROUP II - HEAR SITE LOCATIONS WEEK I 3 251 6Ct 9C1 13Cl 1501 1781 1 12/31 - 01/07/85 12/31 -01/07/85 12/ 3 t -01/0 7/85 12/31 - 01/07/85 12/31 -01/07/85 12/31 - 01/07/85 2 01/07-01/14/85 01/07-01/14/85 01/07-01/14/85 01/07-01/14/85 01/07-01/14/85 01/07-01/14/85 3 ct/14-01/22/85 01/14-01/22/85 01/14-01/22/85 01/14-01/22/85 01/14-01/22/85 01/14-01/22/85 I 4 Gt/22-01/28/85 08/22-01/28/85 01/22-01/28/85 01/22-01/28/85 01/22-01/28/85 01/22-01/28/85 5 05/28-02/04/85 01/28-02/04/85 01/28-02/04/85 01/28-02/04/85 01/28-02/04/85 01/25-02/04/85 6 02/04-02/11/85 02/04-02/11/85 02/04-02/18/85 02/04-02/11/85 02/04-02/11/85 02/04-02/11/85 7 02/11-02/18/85 02/11-02/18/85 02/11-02/18/85 02/11-02/18/85 02/11-02/18/85 I 6 02/18-02/25/85 02/18-02/25/85 02/18-02/25/85 02/18-02/25/85 02/18-02/25/85 02/18-02/25/85 9 02/25-03/04/85 02/25-03/04/85 02/25-03/04/85 02/25-03/04/85 02/25-03/04/85 10 03/04-03/11/85 03/08-03/11/85 03/04-03/11/85 11 03/11-03/18/85 03/11-03/18/85 03/11-03/18/85 03/04-03/11/85 03/11-03/18/85 03/11-01/18/85 12 03/18-03/25/85 03/18-03/25/85 03/18-03/25/85 03/18-03/25/85 03/18-03/25/85 03/18-03/25/85 I 13 03/25-04/01/85 03/25-04/01/85 03/25-04/01/85 03/25-04/01/85 03/25-04/01/85 03/25-04/01/85 14 04/01-04/08/85 04/01-04/08/85 04/01-04/08/85 04/01-04/08/85 04/01-04/08/85 04/01-04/08/85 15 04/08-04/15/85 04/06-04/15/85 04/08-04/15/85 04/08-04/t5/85 04/08-04/15/85 04/08-04/15/85 16 04/15-04/22/85 04/15-04/22/85 04/15-04/22/85 04/15-04/22/85 04/15-04/22/85 04/15-04/22/85 17 04/22-04/29/85 04/22-04/29/L4 04/22-04/29/85 04/22-04/29/85 04/22-04/29/65 18 04/29-05/06/85 04/29-05/06/65 04/29-05/G6/85 04/29-05/06/85 04/29-05/06/85 19 05/06-05/l3/85 05/06-05/13/85 05/06-05/13/85 05/06-05/13/85 05/06-05/13/85 05/06-05/13/85 20 05/13-05/20/85 05/13-05/20/85 05/13-05/20/85 05/13-05/20/85 05/13-05/20/85 05/l3-05/20/85 21 05/20-05/28/85 05/20-05/28/85 05/20-05/28/85 05/20-05/28/85 05/20-05/28/85 05/20-05/28/85 I 22 05/28-06/03/85 05/28-06/03/85 05/28-06/03/85 05/28-06/03/85 05/28-06/03/85 23 06/03-06/10/85 06/03-06/10/85 06/03-06/10/85 06/03-06/10/85 06/03-06/10/85 06/03-06/10/85 24 06/10-06/17/85 06/10-06/17/85 06/f0-06/I7/85 06/10-06/17/85 06/10-06/17/85 06/10-06/17/85 25 06/17-06/24/85 06/17-06/24/85 06/17-06/24/85 06/17-06/24/85 06/17-06/24/85 06/17-06/24/85 26 06/24-07/01/85 06/24-07/01/85 06/24-07/01/85 06/24-07/05/85 06/24-07/01/85 06/24-07/01/85 27 07/01-07/08/85 07/01-07/08/85 07/01-07/08/85 07/01-07/08/85 07/01-07/08/85 07/01-07/08/85 28 07/06-07/14/85 07/08-07/14/85 07/08-07/14/85 07/08-07/14/85 07/08-07/14/85 07/08-07/14/85 29 07/t4-07/22/85 07/14-07/22/85 07/14-07/22/85 07/14-07/22/85 07/14-07/22/85 07/14-07/22/85 30 07/22-07/29/85 07/22-07/29/85 07/22-07/29/85 07/22-07/29/85 07/22-07/29/85 07/22-07/29/85 31 07/29-08/05/85 07/29-08/05/85 07/29-08/05/85 07/29-08/05/85 07/29-08/05/85 07/29-08/05/85 I 32 08/05-08/18/85 08/05-08/11/85 08/05-08/11/85 08/05-08/11/85 08/05-08/t t/85 08/05-08/11/85 33 08/11-08/19/85 08/11-08/19/85 08/11-08/19/85 08/11-08/19/85 34 08/19-08/26/85 08/19-08/26/85 08/19-08/26/85 08/19-08/26/85 08/21-08/26/85 08/19-08/26/85 35 08/26-09/02/e5 08/26-09/02/85 08/28-09/02/85 08/26-09/02/85 08/26-09/02/85 08/26-09/02/85 08/11-08/19/85 36 09/02-09/09/85 09/02-09/09/85 09/02-09/09/85 09/02-09/09/85 09/02-09/09/85 09/02-09/09/85 37 09/09-09/15/85 09/09-09/15/85 09/09-09/15/85 09/09-09/15/85 09/09-09/15/85 09/09-09/15/85 38 09/15-09/23/85 09/15-09/23/85 09/15-09/23/85 09/15-09/23/85 09/15-09/23/85 09/15-09/23/85 39 09/23-09/30/85 09/23-09/30/85 09/23-09/30/85 09/23-09/30/85 09/23-09/30/85 40 09/30-10/06/85 09/30-10/06/85 09/30-10/06/85 09/30-10/06/85 09/30-10/06/85 09/30-10/06/85 I 41 10/06-10/14/85 10/06-10/14/85 10/06-10/14/85 10/06-10/14/85 10/06-10/14/85 10/06-10/14/85 42 10/14-10/21/85 10/14-10/21/85 10/14-10/21/85 10/14-10/21/85 10/14-10/21/85 10/14-10/21/85 43 10/21-10/28/85 10/21-10/28/85 10/21-10/28/85 10/28-10/28/85 10/21-10/28/85 10/21-10/28/85 44 10/28-11/03/85 10/28-11/03/85 10/28-11/03/85 10/28-11/03/85 10/28-11/03/85 10/28-11/03/85 11/03-81/10/85 11/03-11/10/85 11/03-It/10/85 11/03-11/10/85 I 45 11/03-11/10/85 46 11/10-11/17/85 11/10-11/17/85 11/10-11/17/85 11/10-11/17/85 11/10-11/17/85 11/10-11/17/85 47 11/17-11/25/85 11/17-11/25/85 11/17-11/25/85 11/17-11/25/85 11/17-11/25/85 11/17-11/25/85 48 11/25-12/02/85 11/25-12/02/85 11/25-12/02/85 11/25-12/02/85 11/25-12/02/85 11/25-12/02<85 49 12/02-12/09/85 12/02-12/09/85 12/02-12/09/85 12/02-12/09/85 12/02-12/09/85 12/02-12/09/85 I 50 12/09-12/16/85 12/09-12/16/85 12/09-12/16/85 12/09-12/16/85 12/09-12/16/85 12/09-12/16/85 51 12/16-12/23/85 12/16-12/23/85 12/16-12/23/85 12/16-12/23/85 12/16-12/23/85 12/16-12/23/85 52 12/23-12/30/85 12/23-12/30/85 12/23-12/30/85 12/23-12/30/85 12/23-12/30/85 12/23-12/30/85 ll ll ll
TABLE C-XXIII SUPT 1ARY OF COLLECTION DATES FOR SAMPLES COLLECTED IN THE VICINITY OF LINERICK GENERATING STATION. DECENDER, 1985 AIR PARTICULATES C AIR IDDINE ll GROUP II . NEAR SITE LOCATIONS GROUP III . CONTROL LCCATIONS 8 2001 2681 2981 31D1 3589 13H4 22G1 _--- ---- _ = .. - =z = ......._ .. ..; = = .
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I I APPENDIX Dr SYNOPSIS OF ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES The f ollowing section contains a descript ion of the analyt ical laboratory procedures along with an explanation of the analyt ical calculat ion methods used by Teledyne Isotopes f or sample analysis. Samole Preoaratlen and Countina Procedures Several types of liquid samples are separated by filtration prior to analysis. Resulting portions are identifiod as soluble and insoluble. Therefore, soluble as used in this report, is defined as that port ion of I a sample that passes through a No. 50 Whatman f ilter paper. Insoluble is defined as that portion of a sample that is collected on Ho. 50 Whatman filter paper. I I I I lI t I I I I I
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I ENVIRONMENTAL DOSIMETRY PAHASOHIC UD2OOS By TI definition, a thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD) is considered one end of a capillary tube containing calcium sulfate (Tm) powder as t he l thermoluminescent material. This material was chosen for its 5 characteristic high light output, minimal thermally induced signal loss (fading), and negligible self-dosing. The energy response curve has been flattened by a complex multiple element energy compensating shield supplied by Panasonic Corporation, manufacturer 3f t he TLD reader. T here exists f our dosimeters per station sealed in a p tyethylene bag to demonstrate integrity at the time of measurement, and for visualization l W of the sample placement instructions. The zero dose is determineo from TLDs located in the lead shield at Toledyne Isotopes, Westwood, New J=rsen Following the predesignated exposure period the TLDs are placed in the TLD reader. The reader heats the calcium sulf ate (Tm) and t he measured light emission (luminescence) is used to calculate the environmental radiation exposure. W Data are normalized to standard machine condit ions by correct ing machine settings to designated values before readout. Data are also corrected for in-transit dose using a set of TLDs kept in a lead shield in the field, exposed only during transit. The average dose per expssure period, and its associated error is t hen calculat ed. A Cs-137 source is used to expose TLDs as a ref erence sample. An absorbed dose in tissue is determined using the 0.955 rad / Roentgen conversion factor and dose equivalent (mrem) by using a quality factor of 1. Calculation of results and two sigma errorr l W Gross TLD (i) : ITLD (i)-DO(l)) x CF(l) x CF(ins) x 0.955 mead /mRoontgen ITD : Het (site D) - [HET(TI 0) (D(sta) / D(TI 0))) HET TLD(i) gross TLD(i) - ITD g n g AVG : ((sigma HET TLD) / nl (D(STD) / D(EX)] 1:1 ERROR (95% CL) : t(n-1) [ sigma HET TLD (1) /VII) [D(STD) / D(EX)] I l I l I l l I I
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TLD(i) HET TLD(i) : Het dose obtained during exposure period in the field CF(ins) : Correction factor of reader : (6.158) I ELS D0ti) (ELS s otzs}
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m I ENVIRONMENTAL D051 METRY TELEDYHE ISOTOPES Telodyne Isotopes developed a thermoluminescent dosimeter which is a rectangular shaped teflon wafer impregnated with 25% Ca504:Dy phosphor. The dosimeters are annealed in a hot air oven prior to use and are 5 inserted into black polyethylene pouches. The filled pouches are labeled and placed in rectangular holders which contain copper shielding to filter out low energy radiation. Af ter exposure in the environment, four separate areas of the dosimeter are read in a Telodyne Isotopes model 8300 TLD reader. The dosimeter is then re-irradiated by a standardized Cs-137 source and the f our areas are read again. Calculation of the l W environmental exposure is performed by computer, using t he re-irridiat ion readings to determine the sensit ivity of each area of the dosimeter. The transit dose is determined f rom TLD's located in the lead shield at Telodyne Isotopes. Westwood, How Jersey and from TLD's kept in a lead shield in t he f ield. The error is then calculated end subtracted from the gross reading. Calculation of results (a) For any given area of t he dos imet er, the dose in mR is calculated by the formular DO5E = R REDOSE - AVCOHTROL RR Where R k initial reading of the area RR = second reading of the area (after re-irradiatlon) REDOSE = re-irradiation dose in mR AVCONTROL : average of control values calculated as explained below. If no controls are used, AVCONTROL = 0 and gross exposures result. I (b) Each area of each control is calculated as follows: CDOSE CR CREDOSE CRR / Where: CDOSE : control area dose in mR CR = init tal reading of the control area I I I
I I CRR initial reading of the control area (after re-irradiatlon) CREDOSE reeirradiat ton dose of the control dosimeter in mR I The average of control values is then calculated f rom all four areas of all controls as follows: 4H AVCONTROL : [ t CDOSE I where 4H H: total number of control dosimeters (c) The average and standard deviet ion of the area readings f or each I dosimeter are calculated by standard methods. (d) Using the criteria that if one standard deviation is greater I then 10% of the average of the f our readings and that if the value of one area is outside the range of 3 standard deviations of the average of the other three areas, then that area will be oliminated and the results will be based on t he remaining areas. I I I I I l I I lI I lI -
I DETERMINATIDH OF GAMMA EMITTING RADIDISOTOPE5 TELEDYNE ISOTOPE 5 Gamma emit t ing radioisotopes are determined with t he use of a lit hium-drif ted germanium (Ge(LI)) and high purity germanium detectors with high resolution spectrometry in specific media, for example, air particulate filters, charcoal filters, milk, water, vegetation, soll/ sediments, biological media, etc. Each sample to be assayed is prepared and counted in standard geometries such as one liter wr,ap-around Marinelli containers, 300 ml or 150 ml bottles, or two-inch f ilt er paper source geometries. Samples are counted on large (>55 cc volume) Ge(LI) detectors connected to Muclear Data 6620 data acquisition and computation systems. All resultant spectra are stored on magnetic tape. The analysis of each sample consist s of calculat ing t he specif ic activities of all detected radionuclides or the detection limits from a standard list of nuclides. The Ge(LI) systems are calibrated for each standard geomet ry using cert i f ied radionuclide standards t racerble to t he Hattonal Bureau of Standards. CALCULATION OF THE SAMPLE ACTIVITY AND COUNTING ERROR H - ) 2 H + ) Het pCl/vol or mass : 1 2.22 (v)(C)(BI)(DF)(At) 2.22 (v)(C)(BI)(DF)(At) L 2 L 2 Y Y not activity counting error where: H: area, in counts, of a spectral region containing a gamma emmission of the nulcide of Interest Hote if the detector exhit ibs a peak in this region when counting a blank (le. from natural background) then (BB)(At) is subtracted f rom H bef ore using the above equation. BB is t he count rate of t he blank , cpm, in t he background peak . p = background counts in the region of interest, calculated l 5 by fitting a straignt line across the region connect ing t he two adjacent regions. At a counting interval of sample, minutes 2.22 = dpm/pCl y : volume or mass of sample analysed I I
I I E = efficioney of counter at the energy region of interest BI : branching intensiiy of the nuctide at the gamma emmision energy under consideration I DF : decay factor from sample collection time to midpoint of the counting interval CALCULATIDH OF MINIMUM DETECTABLE LEVEL (MDL) I 2 YH MDL pCI/vol or mass : 2.22 (v)(C)(BI)(DF)(At) The width of the spectral band around the emission energy is I calculated differently from the case of an identified peak, so t hat t he value of H used in two equations may differ. I A detection limit (MDL) or "less than" (LT) value is reported if no activity is found. If no spectral lines are identified at the energies appropriate to a nuctido. the LT value is calcutated by the above If spectral lines are ident i f ied but t he 2 sigma error in t he I equation. first equation is greater than 60% of the net activity, than a LT value is also assigned by the second equation. I The analyst's judgement is exercised in the decision to report an activity or an MDL. The agreement between various spectral lines of the same nuclide, and possible interface from ot her nuclides, are considered I in this decision. I I I I I I I I
I DETERMINATIDH OF I-131 IH HILK AND WATER SAMPLES BY RADI0 CHEMISTRY AND LIQUID PHASE BY ANALYSIS TELEDYHE ISOTOPES This describes the radiochemical met hods f or det ermining I-131 l activity in milk and water samples by coincidence counting in the liquid 5 phase. Four liters of sample are first equilibrated with stable lodido carrier. A batch treatment with anion exchange resin is used to remove iodide f rom the sample. The lodine is then stripped f rom the resin with sodium hypochlorite solution, reduced wit h hydroxylamine hydrochloride, l and extracted into carbon tetrachloride as free lodine. It is t hen back- E extracted as iodide into sodium bisulfite solution. The iodido sample solution is oxidized to the f ree state using HaHO reagent and is extracted several times into a total of 15 ml of toluene. A 200 Mrwnllquot is taken for determining chemical yield by spectrophotometer. A decolorizing agent (2 methyl-2-butene) is added to l t he toluene-iodine solut ion to f orm en inert molecule and to minimize W l!:;uld scint illat ton quenching. A toluene-based 1Iquid scintillation counting solution is added to t he sample, which is then analyzed by a beta gated gamma coincidence counting system. I I I I I I I I I
I I CALCULATION OF THE SAMPLE ACTIVITY OR OF THE MDL The Semot e Act tvitv end the 2-sloma Count ina Error ere Calculated as Follows: IL - [ 2 IL + # l 6t at Net oCl on coIIection dete : 1 at I liter t 2.22(v)(y)(DF)(C) Y 2 L 2.22(v)(y)(DF)(f) Y j l not activity counting error where H : total counts from sample (counts) at : counting time for sample (min) 4 : background rate of counter (cpm) I 2.22 y
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y : DF : decay factor from t he collect ion to the mid count time C : efficiency of the counter for I-131 Hote Efficiency is determined by counting an I-131 standard. I Consequently, the branching intensity (abundance) of the I-131 gamma does not appear in the above equation. I Calculation of the MDL If the not activity (previously defined) is less than a specified mult iple of the background count ing error, the activity on the collection date is below t he limits of detection and is called "less than" (L.T.) or " minimum detectable level" (MDL). The L.T. value can be specified by stat ing only the count ing error at a predetermined multiple (Om) of t he one sigma stat ist ics. A sigma I multiple (Gm) of 4.66 is used for calculation of the L.T. values unless anot her mult iple such as 2.83 is specified. I t hu s L . T . : Gm $_ at (2.22(v)(y)(DF)(C) I I I I
I DETERMINATI0H OF TRITIUM BY CAS COUNTING TELEDYNE ISOTOPES A 2 al aliquot is reduced and the hydrogen gas is collected in an activated charcoal trap. The hydrogen i s t hen transferred into a W previously evacuated one liter proportional counter. Non-tritiated hydrogen and ultra-high purity methane is added and then counted. Backgrounds and standards are counted in the same gas mixture as the samples. Calculation of the sample activity or the MDL: _ 3.234x(TUN x Vw (CPM ( - BKG 1 6G2 + 652 Het oCl : CPM, x VS _ unit vol. where (TU)g : t he t r i t ium un i t s o f t he s t andard Vg : volume of the standard used to calibrate the efficiency of the detector (psia)
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I I DETERMINATI0H OF GROSS ALPHA AHD/OR BETA ACTIVITY IN WATER SAMPLES. AIR PARTICULATE FILTERS, OR SEDIMENT I This describes the process used to measure the overall alpha and/or beta radioactivity of water samples, air particulate filters, composite , I air particulate filters or sediment without ident i f ying t he radioact ive species present. No chemical separation techniques are involved. One liter of the water sample is evaporated on a hot plate. The sample is l I rinsed inte a 2-inch diameter stainless stool planchet which is stamped with a concentric ring pattern to distribute residue evenly. Final evaporation to dryness takes place under heat lamps. Residue mass is determined by weighing the planchet bef ore and af ter mounting the I sample. In the case of air particulate sample, the filter is mounted directly on a 2-inch stainless steel planchet. Sediment samples are dried and a 1 gram aliquot is mounted directly on a 2-inch stainless steel planchet. The planchets are then counted for alpha /and or beta activity in a low background gas flow proportional counter. Calculation of activity I includes an empirical self-absorbtion correction curve which allow for the change in ef f ective counting ef ficiency caused by the residue mass. Self absorbtion is not considered in the case of air part iculate filters because of the impracticality of accurately weighing the deposit and I because the penetration depth of the deposit into the filter is unknown. CALCULATION OF THE SAMPLE ACTIVITY OR OF THE MDL
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r i I I t.PPENDIX E: QUALITY COH1ROL PROGRAM l TI participates in the EPA radiological interlaboratory comparison (cross check) program. This participation includes a number of analyses 1 on various sample media as found in the Limerick Generating Station REMP. As a result of this participation, an objective measurement of analytical precision and accuracy as well as, a bias estimation of the results are obtained. During the time period of this report. 94 of the 98 samples analyzed fell within the EPA mean and standard deviations. Table E-t I summarizes the results of all 1985 samples. The second quality control program includes the analysis of blank I and spiked semples. This intrataboratory program indicates the proper functioning of the chemistry and instrumentation for gross alpha, gross beta, lodine-131, strontium 89-90, gamma and t he tritium analyses. Of the 708 analyses published during the period of this report, 21 were I determined to be outside the expected range. Five of them were inadvertently not spikod, seven were low due to minor chemistry problems and nine contained trace amounts of activity f rom tap water or f rom hood contamination. All anomalies were investigated and resolved. Another quality control program which Teledyne Isotopes participates in conjunction with the Limerick REMP is a duplicate I analysis program. The duplicate or replicate samples are prepared in the field from samples that are as homogenous as possible, such well-stirred or mixed liquids or solids. Of the 220 duplicate / replicate samples published in 1985, 216 were considered to be in agreement wit h t he original result. Three of the samples which were not in agreement, were air particulate (AP) samples. One of those AP samples was part of the group of anomalous results discussed in the results and discussion I section. The other two AP dif f erences are probably due to dif f erent filter loadings resulting f rom the replicate nature of the samples and the different elevations of the sample equipment. The final sample which was not in agreement was a surf ace water sample and the dif f erence was due to improper field preparat ion of the duplicate sample. I I I I I
TABLE E-1 INTER-LABORATORT COMPAR150PS, 1985 TELE 0VNE 150 TOPE 5 Page 1 of 5 Collection Teledyne All Participants Date Media Nucilde EPA-Results(a) Isotopes Results(b) Mean i 2 s.d. 04/20/84 Water Gross Beta 147. t 12.4 117. t 17.3 (p) (Sample B) Sr-89 23. t 8.7 18. t 7.5 24. t 7. Sr-90 26. t 2.6 22. t 3.5 (h) 25. t 4 Co-60 30. t 8.7 29. t 6.2 30. t 4. Cs-134 30. t 8.7 29. t 4.6 29. t 4. Cs-137 26. t 8.7 29. t 6.0 26. t 3. 07/20/84 Water Gross Alpha 6. t 8.7 3.8 1 2.4 (k) (k) Gross Beta 13. t 8.7 11.3 2 3.5 (k) 07/27/84 Food Sr-89 25.0 t 8.7 17. t 9. (k) (c)(k) Sr-90 20.0 t 2.6 20. t 9. (k) 1-131 39.0 t 10.4 19. t 3.5 (k) C5-137 25.0 t 8.7 26. t 11. (k) K 2605.0 2226.0 3027 t1183. (k) 11/23/84 Air Filter Gross Alpha 15. t 8.7 15. t 1.7 16. t 6. Gross Beta 52. t 8.7 54 t 3.5 56. t 12. Sr-90 21. t 2.6 23. t 3.0 21. t 6. Cs-137 10. t 8.7 9. 2 4.6 11. t 6. 12/21/84 Water Ra-226 8.6 2 2.2 9.3 2 1.8 8.0 t 3.0 Ra-228 4.1 2 1.1 L.T. 1.3 (e) 3.8 2 2.0 01/04/85 Water Sr-89 3. t 8.7 L.T. 3. 6. t 3. Sr-90 30. t 2.6 29. t 10.5 28. t 6. 01/18/85 Water Gross Alpha 5. t 8.7 5. t O. 5. t 4. Gross Beta 15. t 8.7 15.3 2 1.7 17. t 3. 01/25/85 Food Sr-89 34.0
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- 6.0 30.1 17.8 l-131 35.0 t 10.4 26.3 2 6.2 35.5 2 10.8 Cs-137 29.0 t 8.7 31.0 t 10.4 31.4 2 8.2 K 1382.0 2207.9 1393.0 1 96.4 1379.1 2290.1 M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
E E E E E E E E E E E TABLE E-1 INTER-LABORATORY COMPARISONS, 1985 TELE 0YNE ISOTOPES Page 2 of 5 Collection Teledyne All Participants Date Media Nuclide EPA-Results(a) Isotopes Results(b) Mean i 2 s.d. 02/02/85 Water H-3 3796. 1634, 3933, 2174 3916. t744. 02/08/85 Water Cr-51 48. t 8.7 L.T. 57. 47. t 18. Co-60 20. t 8.7 19. t 6. 19. t 6. Zn-65 55. t 8.7 57. t 6. 56.
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Ru-106 25. t 8.7 L.T. 40. 25. t 14. Cs-134 35. t 8.7 37. t 12. 33. t 8. Cs-137 25. t 8.7 31. t 5, 25. t 6. 03/01/85 Milk 1-131 9. t 1.6 8.0 1 3.0 8. t 4 03/15/85 Water Ra-226 5.0 t 1.3 5.9 1 2.1 4.9 2 0.7 Ra-228 9.0 t 2.3 5.1 t 1.8 (e) 8.4 t 1.8 03/29/85 Air Filter Gross Alpha 10.0 t 8.7 10.3 t 1.7 10.7 t 4.8 Gross Beta 36.0 t 8.7 36.7 1 7.5 38.3 t 11.2 Sr-90 15.0 1 2.6 14.7 t 1.7 15. t 3.6 Cs-137 6.0 t 8.7 6.0 t 0.0 6.8 2 3.3 04/05/85 Water 1-131 7.5 t 1.3 6.7 1 1.7 6.96 1 1.34 04/12/85 Water H-3 3559. 1630. 3367. 2963. 3534. 2536. 04/19/85 Water Gross Alpha 32.0 t 8.7 25.33 1 1.74 (f) 30.61 1 19.91 (Sample A) Ra-226 4.1 1 1.0 3.66 1 0.90 3.99 1 2.64 Ra-228 6.2 1 1.6 6.13 t 0.69 6.15 t 4.26 0 7.0 t 10.4 6.67 2 1.74 7.58 2 4.46 04/19/85 Water Gross Beta 72.0 t 8.7 92.33 2 9.63 (g) 69.98 1 19.18 (Sample B) Sr-89 10.0 t 8.7 10.0 2 0.0 9.71 2 7.78 Sr-90 15.0 2 2.6 13.33 2 3.45 14.37 t 3.98 Co-60 15.0 t 8.7 20.0 1 5.2 15.59 2 5.46 Cs-134 15.0 t 8.7 14.66 t 3.45 14.63 2 5.90 Cs-137 12.0 t 8.7 16.33 2 9.63 13.16 2 4.96 05/10/85 Water Sr-89 39.0 t 8.7 35.66 t 9.15 36.16 t 16.74 Sr-90 15.0 1 2.6 12.66 2 1.74 (h) 13.53 t 1.16
l ' l TABLE E-1 1 INTER-LABORATORY COMPARISONS, 1985 TELE 0VNE ISOTOPES Page 3 of 5 Collection Teledyne All Participants Date Media Nuclide EPA-Results(a) Isotopes Results(b) Mean i 2 5.d. 05/24/85 Water Gross Alpha 12.0 t 8.7 12.00 1 5.19 10.50 2 6.40 Gross Beta 11.0 t 8.7 12.66 2 1.74 12.46 2 6.28 06/07/85 Water Cr-51 44.0 2 8.7 L.T. 53.3 47.81
- 21.38 Co-60 14.0 2 8.7 15.66 2 3.45 15.02 1 5.34 2n-65 47.0 t 8.7 48.33
- 7.53 49.26 2 12.34 Ru-106 62.0 2 8.7 53.67 2 9.63 (i) 58.42 1 24.10 Cs-134 35.0 t 8.7 33.0 t 13.08 33.31
- 7.56 Cs-137 20.0 1 8.7 23.33 2 6.24 21.23 2 5.78 06/14/85 Water H-3 2416.0 t608.0 2366.66 2346.38 2399.15 1622.92 l 06/21/85 Water Ra-226 3.1 1 0.7 3.86 t 0.18 (j) 3.13 t 1.14 Ra-228 4.2 2 1.0 3.66 t 2.01 4.1; 2 2.02 06/28/85 Milk Sr-89 11.00 t 8.66 11.66 t 3.45 9.82 1 4.60 Sr-90 11.00 t 2.60 10.00 t 0.0 10.11 2 4.10 1-131 11.00 1 10.39 9.00 t 3.00 11.74 2 4.92 Cs-137 11.00 t 8.66 11.00 t 7.92 11.62 1 3.46 K 1525.00 2131.63 1540.0 2103.92 1523.52 2234.44 07/19/85 Water Gross Alpha 11.0 t 8.7 5.67 2 1.74 9.10 2 5.74 Gross Beta 8.0 2 8.7 4.33 2 1.74 8.88 2 6.40 07/26/85 Food Sr-89 33.00 t 8.66 25.33 t 6.24 (1) 24.66 2 11.54 (c) Sr-90 26.00
- 2.60 28.33 2 4.56 (1) 26.11 1 11.18 1-131 35.00 t 10.39 37.33 2 4.56 37.13 2 9.58 C5-137 29.00 t 8.66 31.00 2 3.00 30.74 2 6.06 K 1514.00 1131.63 1633.33 2153.96 (m) 1500.08 2240.34 08/09/85 Water 1 131 33.00 t 10.39 36.66 2 4.56 31.86 1 7.74 l
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M M M M M M M M TABLE E-1 INTER-LABORATORY COMPARI5ONS, 1985 TELE 0YNE ISOTOPES Page 4 of 5 Collection Teledyne All Participants Date Media Nucilde EPA-Results(a) Isotopes Results(b) Mean i 2 s.d. 09/06/85 Water Sr-89 20.00 t 8.66 18.33 2 4.56 18.80 t 9.66 Sr-90 7.00 2 2.60 6.00 t 0.00 6.94 2 2.52 l i 09/13/85 Water Ra-226 8.90 t 2.32 9.23 2 1,47 8.44 t 2.96 Ra-228 4.60 t 1.20 4.03 2 0.60 4.47 t 2.30 I 09/20/85 Water Gross Alpha 8.00 t 8.66 3.33 1 1.74 (q) 7.62 2 4.36 Gross Beta 8.00 t 8.66 4.00 2 0.00 (q) 8.39 t 4.28 ( 10/04/85 Water Cr-51 21.00 t 8.66 L.T. 63. 24.37 2 22.82
- Co-60 20.00 t 8.66 11.66 t 9.63 19.73 1 4.30 2n-65 19.00 t 8.66 25.33 2 7.53 (o) 20.30 2 6.90 Ru-106 20.00 t 8.66 L.T. 37. 23.00 t 14.52 Cs-134 20.00 t 8.66 18.33 t 9.15 18.62 1 4.66 Cs-137 20.00 t 8.66 22.33 1 3.45 20.33 2 4.02 10/11/85 Water H-3 1974.00 1597.56 2133.33 2624.48 1934.23 2400.06 NOTES:
( a) EPA Results-Expected laboratory precision (3 sigma). Units are pC1/f for water, urtne, and milk except K is in og/l. Units are total pct for air particulate filters. (b) Teledyne Results - Average i three sigma. Units are pC1/2 f or water, urine, and milk except K is in og/f. Units are total pct for air particulate filters. (c) Units for food analysis are pct /kg except K which is ag/kg. (d) The results f rom the EPA mere received on August 09, 1985 for the analysis completed in April. The EPA had difficulty determining the Correct results for this sample. It was difficult to scavenge and the results were reported as a courtesy although they were considered suspect because of the difficulty of analyzing a synthetic food sample. (e) A new chemistry was tried but did not give good results. A further refinement of the chemistry is planned. (f) The proportional counters are calibrated for alpha efficiency with An-241. Low energy alpha emitters are included in the spike; however, no correction for eff1ctency was made. (g) The proportional counters are calibrated f or beta ef ficiency with Cs-137. The efficiency Correction applied for the low energy beta emitters overcompensated because the amount of the low energy emitters was small compared with the high energy emitters.
TABLE E-1 INTER-LABORATORY COMPARISONS, 1985 TELEDYNE ISOTOPES Page 5 of 5 Teledyne All Participants Collection Isotopes Results(b) Mean i 2 5.d. Date Media Nuclide EPA-Results(a) l l Notes (Cont.) (h) The low Sr-90 results were caused by erroneously high Sr-89 yields because of trace calcium and barium in the precipitated mount. Experiments will be conducted to eliminate this problem. (1) The three results were 50, 55 and 56 pC1/4. The one low result of 50 caused the average to be below the two sigma normalized deviation from the known. (j) A new NB5 traceable standard was prepared to Check the efficiency calibration of the 25 coated alpha counters used to count Ra-226. (k) Final results were not released to Teledyne Isotopes. (1) The results for these samples showed high variability with some results near the spike value, in the future samples will be counted longer and sooner after milk time to reduce the amount of ingrowth correction of Sr-90 into Sr-89. (a) The weight of the sample analyzed will be controlled more carefully since the density may vary from sample to sample. (n) The reported results were 21, 20 and 19. If the cout. ting error (t 1.0) ts taken into consideratton, these results would have been within the two sigma normalized deviation from the known. (o) The reported results were 23, 25 and 28. The one high result of 28 caused the average to be above the 2 sigma normalized deviation from the known. (p) There was a significant difference between the known value and the grand average, therefore, the EPA deleted the results from the final report. (q) Low results were caused by a misunderstandtng of the dilution instructions by the analyst. Samples were diluted by 2. M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
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r APPENDIX F: LGS SURVEYS A land Use Census around t he Limerick Generat ing Stat ion (LGS) was conducted by Radiation rianagement Corporetion (RMC) for Philadelphia Electric Company (PECo) to comply with section 3/4.12.2 of the Plant's I Technical Specifications. The survey was conducted during the May to October 1985 growing season. Table F-1. The results of this survey are sumarized in I I I I I - l l I _-
Table F-1 Location of Nearest Residence. Garden and Milk Farm within a Five Nile Radius of Limerick Generating Station # (Distanco in Miles) Sector Residence Gardent81 Milk Farm N 0.5 1.5 4.7 NHE 0.5 1.0 - HE 0.6 3.0 2.6 EHE 0.6 2.6 3.4 E 0.6 1.2 4.2 ESE 0.6 0.5838 1.1821 SE 1.0 2.4 4.5 SSE 1.0 1.0 - S 0.8 1.2 2.3 SSW 1.0 1.0 1.8 SW 0.6 0.7 3.0 WSW 0.8 0.8 1.4 W 0.6 0.9 2.8 WHW 0.7 2.3 HW 0.7 f.6 - NHW 0.9 1.6 - til Garden greater than 500 square feet (2) Goat Milk l (33 Experimental Garden at Information Center I eData Gollected June 1985 - October 1985 1 I I I .}}