ML21090A174

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Slides: Cimarron Environmental Response Trust - Facility Decommissioning Plan, Rev. 2
ML21090A174
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Site: 07000925
Issue date: 03/29/2021
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CIMARRON ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE TRUST Facility Decommissioning Plan - Rev 2 DP SECTION 6 - REVISIONS TO THE LICENSE DP SECTION 7 - ALARA ANALYSIS DP SECTION 1 1 - RADIATION PROTECTION PROGRAM DP SECTION 14-QUALITY ASSURANCE DP SECTION 15 - FACILITY RADIATION SURVEYS DP SECTION 13 - RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT Note: Information provided herein consists of partial or incomplete images and information taken from multiple other data sources. It is provided for summary purposes only and should not be relied upon as technically complete or comprehensive. March 29, 2021

DP Section 6 - Revisions to the License License Condition 8 - Possession Limit License Condition 10- Final Survey & On-Site Disposal License Condition 23 - On-Site Disposal License Condition 26- Radiation Protection Plan License Condition 27 - Site Decommissionin

License Condition 8 - Possession Limit Possession limits for uranium:

  • Retain 100 g limit for U-235 > 5% enriched
  • Retain 1,200 g limit for U-235 in /process
  • Add 0.5 effective kg limit for U-235 for all SNM on site Retain 6,000 kg limit for thorium Add limit of 10 g for Tc-99

License Condition 10 - Final Survey & On-Site Disposal License Condition 10 contains 39 references

  • 12 relate to on-site disposal (BA4)
  • 11 refer to final status surveys (1 for Pu)
  • 8 to the "Annex A RPP
  • 2 to possession limits
  • 2 duplicates
  • 2 may be retained (related to Subarea F surveys)
  • Recommend deleting LC 10 - may relocate Subarea F references elsewhere

License Condition 23 - On-Site Disposal

  • Authorizes burial of up to 500,000 cu ft of soil in BA4
  • Specifies 5-years of post-closure monitoring
  • Requires notification on land title
  • Requires installation of cairns

License Condition 26 - Radiation Protection Plan License Condition 26 contains 8 references

  • 5 relate to Annex A
  • 2 relate to 24/7 security guards
  • 1 is a license amendment request now addressed in LC 26 & 27

License Condition 27 - Site Decommissioning LC 27(a) contains 9 references

  • 4 relate to 1995 Decommissioning Plan
  • 4 relate to final status survey methods
  • 1 incorporates the 1998 DP - Groundwater Evaluation Report LC 27(b) references all wells for eight quarters LC 27(c) addresses survey methods for Subarea O LC 27(d) addresses access gates to the Cimarron facility"

DP Section 7 - ALARA Analysis Remember:

  • Dose to workers will be < 100 mrem/yr
  • Dose to members of the public will be negligible Concept: Is it justifiable to go below DCGL from a cost-benefit perspective?

The cost-benefit analysis presented in Section 7 indicates that cost per man-rem avoided requires the expenditure of approximately $202,000.

DP Section 11 - Radiation Protection Program 11.1 - Air Sampling 11.2- Respiratory Protection 11.3 - Internal Exposure 11.4 - External Exposure 11.5- Summation of Internal & External Exposure 11.6- Contamination Control 11.7- Instrument Program 11.8 - Nuclear Criticality 11.9 - HP Audits, Inspections & Recordkeeping (no slide) 11.10- Special Nuclear Material Control & Accounting

Section 11.1 & 11.2 Air Sampling

  • Analysis provided in Appendix A of the RPP
  • Limited potential for generation of airborne radioactive material
  • Air sampling for a minimum of first 4 spent resin exchanges Respiratory Protection
  • None envisioned
  • Provisions described, if a respiratory protection program is needed

Section 11.3, 11.4, & 11.5 Internal Exposure Determination

  • Analysis provided in Appendix A of the RPP
  • Limited potential for generation of airborne radioactive material
  • Air sampling to verify the effectiveness of design control and validity of analysis External Exposure Determination
  • Highest dose rate for fully loaded resin vessel - 0.024 mrem/hr @ 30 cm.
  • Area dosimeters will be deployed - Locations to be determined
  • No personnel monitoring required
  • Environmental dosimeters deployed - collecting baseline data Summation of Internal and External Dose - Not required

Restricted Areas Environmental Dosimeter Locations Section 11.6, 11.7 Contamination Control - Addressed in RPP

  • Inventory of portable survey instruments provided in RPP
  • Benchtop alpha/beta sample counter
  • Laboratory analyses provided by offsite vendor Manufacturer Model Probe Min. Quantity Description Ludlum 12 44-9 2 Instrument Type: Handheld analog ratemeter with a GM pancake-type detector.

Ludlum 19 N/A 2 Instrument Type: Gamma micro-R meter Ludlum 2360 43-93 3 Instrument Type: Alpha-Beta Ratemeter, Scaler, and Data Logger with a dual phosphor scintillation probe.

Ludlum 3030E 43-10-1 1 Instrument Type: Dual channel, scaler-type sample counter with a dual phosphor detector.

Section 11.8 - Nuclear Criticality Safety Groundwater Handling and Storage

  • No special precautions required Groundwater Treatment by lon-Exchanae
  • Process and administrative controls monitor and control accumulation of uranium in the groundwater treatment system Packaged Materials
  • Packaged waste meet fissile exempt concentration limit
  • None of the processes conducted are capable of extracting enriched uranium from packaged waste Nuclear Criticality Accident Monitoring System
  • Possession limit of 1200 grams of U-235 obviates the need for a criticality monitoring system

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Section 11.10 SNM Inventory, Control, & Accounting Material Control & Accountability

  • Details in RPP, Section 11.2
  • Provides administrative &

physical controls for SNM

  • Based on crit safety analysis assuming 7.33% enriched uranium
  • Shipped spent resin will be below fissile exempt limits; may require blending with inert material

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance Quality Assurance Program - Appendix O

  • The CERT Quality Assurance Program provides adequate controls to support the Site decommissioning.
  • Designed to satisfy the requirements of:
  • Includes some requirements from NQA-1 not addressed in the above.

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.3 Organization & Responsibilities Note: Key positions identified in the QAPP were addressed in a previous presentation.

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.4 - Qualification & Training

  • Instruction for performing activities affecting quality.
  • Content & frequency of training
  • Personnel qualification
  • Documentation of training
  • Evaluation of work performance

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.5 - Procedures & Instructions

  • Requirements for Site activities are defined in written operating procedures and instructions.
  • "Instructions include Activity Plans for non-routine activities as well as contractual design and construction requirements.

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.6 - Design Design control requirements include:

  • Contractor and Subcontractor (Vendor) Design
  • Design Interfaces
  • Design Inputs and Objectives
  • Design Outputs
  • Design Review
  • Design Changes

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.7 - Procurement and Control

  • Requirements for procurement and control of materials, equipment, parts, and services.
  • Includes the inspection of Materials, Equipment, and Parts (Items)

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.8 - Sampling, Analysis, Measurements, and Processes

  • Quality requirements for control of sampling, analyses, measurements, and processes.

Radiation Protection Environmental and Effluent Sampling Laboratory Quality Control Construction Quality Control Process Control Data Quality Control

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.9 - Control of Measuring & Test Equipment

  • Calibration required.
  • Out of service equipment is tagged/labeled.
  • Inventory required.

14.10 - Handling, Storage, and Shipping

  • Control the handling, storage, shipping, cleaning, and preservation of material and equipment to prevent damage or deterioration.

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.11 - Control of Nonconforming Items & Equipment

  • When items or equipment do not comply with quality requirements, they are designated "nonconforming.
  • Nonconforming items or equipment are controlled to prevent inadvertent installation or use by labeling, tagging, and/or isolation.
  • Nonconformances also include not correctly following procedures and errors in documentation.

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.12- Document Control

  • Describes how quality critical documents are developed, issued, revised, and stored.
  • Addresses the retention of retired documents.

14.13- Audits & Assessments

  • Regular evaluation of the effectiveness of the Cimarron QA program.
  • Requires annual RP program and triannual QA program audits.

DP Section 14 - Quality Assurance 14.14- Corrective Action

  • Corrective action for non-conformances and incidents is implemented through the Notice of Deficiency" (NOD) reporting process.
  • Corrective action is documented.
  • Effectiveness of corrective action is documented. This may require continuing observation of performance.

DP Section 15 - Facility Radiation Surveys 15.1 - Release Criteria

  • Release Criteria were presented in Section 4 of the DP 15.2 - Characterization Surveys
  • There is no longer a need for characterization of facilities - all have been released for unrestricted use.
  • Characterization surveys now consist of assessment of the nature and extent of impact to groundwater (primarily) and surface water (a function of discharging groundwater.

DP Section 15 - Facility Radiation Surveys 15.3 - In-Process Surveys

  • In-process groundwater monitoring (discussed in Section 8.8)
  • Influent and effluent monitoring (discussed in Sections 8.3 and 8.6)
  • Shipping package surveys
  • Release surveys (presented in Section 4)

Routine surveys

DP Section 15 - Facility Radiation Surveys 15.4 - Final Status Survey Design

  • Will address processing & waste storage areas
  • Will address piping via cutouts
  • Will include release surveys for equipment that remains
  • Process will be based on knowledge from operations 15.5 - Final Status Survey Report
  • Objective will be release for unrestricted use and license termination.

DP Section 13 - Radioactive Waste Management 13.1 - Solid Waste

  • Spent Resin
  • Biomass
  • Potentially Contaminated Material
  • Storage of Solid Radwaste 13.2 - Liquid Radwaste - NONE!

13.3 - Mixed Waste - NONE !