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OCT 15 1968
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Peter A. Morris, Director I
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SAFETY ANALYSIS REPORT i
Reference is made to the letter of August 12, 1968, from Roger S. Boyd, Assistant Director for Reactor Projects, DRL, to the Environmental Science Services Administration requesting consnents on the folk > wing safety analysis report Prunswick Steam Electric Plant j
Carolina Power and Light Company Preliminary Safety Analysis Report j
Volumes I, II,.and III dated July 31, 1968 q
Review by the Air Resources Environmental Laboratory, ESSA, has now been completed and their comments are enclosed.
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Milton Shaw, Director D!. vision of Reactor Development RDT NS S530 and Technology Enclosure Conaents (Orig. and 1 Cy.)
R. S. Boyd, Assistant Dir. for Reactor Projects, DRL ces l-
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Brunswick Steam Electric Plant Carolina Power and Light Company Preliminary Safety Analysis Report Volumes I,11 and III dated July 31, 1968 i
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Prepared by Air Resources Environmental Laboratory Environmental Science Services Administration j
September 27, 1968 j
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The Brunswick site does not appear to have any unusual aspects either in climate or topography that would require special consideration in a safety analysis. Stable atmospheric conditions occur about 30% of the time on an annual basis. The site is five miles f rom the Atlantic Ocean and any stable maritime flow would
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be quickly modified by overland travel.
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The applicant's choice of meteorological conditions for both accidental ground and elevated releases is quite conservative.
For example, it is highly improbable that the plume centerline would remain invariant over a 12-hour period. Although the building wake effect as used in the report amounts to a factor of 16 at 200 m, which we consider non-conservative, the effect at 600 m and 900 meters is a factor of 3 and 2, respectively, which agrees with available field duta.
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