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NRC-2021-000211 - Resp 2 - Interim, Agency Records Subject to the Request Are Enclosed
ML21256A107
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Cl>jecti.~es.................... oo*c-oee******co*****.. ************,11,000 l B.

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RADICJLO::!CAL SAFETY REPOOT Operation Stonezu.n II Du:-ing August and ~eptc::-.ber or 1958 the secon:i iJ'l a series of field dccor1ta.':d.nation tests, Ocvelo~"nt of Recla'llation Procedures !or Land Tu.gets, was co:iducted at camp Stoneman, Californ:iao The tests were ~ponso:-ad by the UoSo krm,y and corduct.c:.d urrler the technical cont.rol of the U.S., Naval Ra:iio-log.i cal Defeno:.: Laboratory *with the u.s. Ar.Jr:, Chemi:al Corps a."ld u.s.. Naval Civil &.gineering Corps providi."1g m;mpower am certain types or equipment. The general objecti*vcs of 1 iese dccontmnination tests were t.o perform basic develop-cent work i.'1 lan1 target rcclomation, enploy'.JJg techniques tba'!. require only st.andard.military equipment, and to r.t.udy the bJ?t.r. dose tro::i fallout contami.."'l-ation on skin.and cl.oth:L"lg of Arrey persoP~'iel :who crawled throush fallout areas.

A ~thetic l!lat~rial siari1.ating fallout Irom a nuclear ~eapon and containir..g 1.a~O as R tracer wn*J prepa:ed nn:1 e;,rcad over t...~e various test surfaces,.

P-,-;rmit!llon !'or the use of 1al40 in the dccontaclnat.!.0:1 studit9 of thn cont-amL-oi:..on of r,\\::t3JlS was granted by a. ~;;;eciul license.from the Atom.:.c E."lcrgy Com:ds-sion~ '1'his report cumm.arfaes Hie ra.:iiological safety (rld-~e) support ;ro-vidnd for the various p.~ares of the opcrationo A.

Ob~ectivcs

':be objecti\\-es of the Radiological

  • lfoty r.rou;> were to provide evalua-tion anc consultation to the Project Offi,cr on the rad-safe a3pc,:ts of the o; E'ration, perform radiological nonitorin[; se*v:ice;s during the field test, a:rl to opcnte the change house nrd personn---1 decontamination :facility.. The :-ad-safe se:viccs were to i.nclu:io dose rnte.. "ld cor,ta::: r..aiion :r.:>nitorir.gr pe:--

ror~P>l *o~izetcy, arrl..-:mitorine of tt.e C1lV'J.rom:ent e..rrou."ldir.g the test a:-~.1

~o a* St.!"e tr.at radi.a tj on and contar

... i.n':ltion levels were within prescribed legal l' i tsa The Ra:1-Saft1 :;;.oup, hea::lecl by a f;}ill:, hes.1th p.iysicist, condsted of ei.r.,ht Arey Q:1;:;:ical Corps perso:-.. "lel frcr:, 1.h" 50th Che.:ical.?lat.oon, fort Ord,

....al *.ro:-nin, plus the pa.-t,ir.;e s~rvic~s of a i: J)L 1:avy enlisted ::anD Assien-

.,:,te were r:adc from the Gzou;, to: fic:l 1 -:onitorir,G, cr.viror.. '"!ental r.oniiorifiB, c.our,t!r." laboratory, follei.t preparo*.1.on nrd p:"OJucticn t:1orJ.~ori1')t~ chanae

!"iou!ac o,.,c:-ll.t ion antl personn* l l!lonit.orir,e, and the do!'fr,ctry p1<0sramD L"l

!!!1iiion. 1 he p~t-t.i!:e services of *he pro~"Ci dPctronic tcchnic:iar. were

'U"rd for rJair.t.er,'ilicc nrrl reµir o!' radinc

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c. lnternal Conta1rdnat1on U.O The riaximtmi permiasible concentration (M.?C) for acro:sol ~

Uquid La conta:dnaticm "'1.thin the cont.rolled areas -was set. at 4 x 10-pc/cc and 3.4 µc/ml res?(lctivel:y.,2 ** 1:0 foo,j was t.o be allowe.i in tbe test areas a.~

llq,.rl.ds were to be dispensed fro:n closed containers i.~tn individual paper cu;,s. Drinkirie of liquids and smoking required prio:- monlt.ori.ns or personr,el.

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E.-wi."'Oment.al Contamination The ~..imiX] pcrmfosible La140 neronol activity in uncontrolled areas w:is aet at l x 10-"/ pc/cc of crl.r., 2 1:0 contru::linat.e.i liquids we.re allowed to lcnve tr.c test r.rca until the :ipecilic a:t.ivhy *wns detcr::d.ned.

All p('n:>nr.el ert£>ri."lg U,e test. area w"re r~quired to wear protective c!othirg compa*ible with the task t.hey were to perfo.rn. Film a.."1d pocket dosi.coters *. cro required for entry 1...-rt,o the cont.rolled area!:!. Where aerosol to~ccntratior.s cxce~-ded the cs~abliehe1 M.PC, respiratory protection was~,-

datory.

F. Eeta Cor,tnc:t Stu:3y A;,,il!'oval vas received by the Labora~ ory fro::. the **svy 31..reau of

!':1icir~ n.~ ~ur£P.r:Y, the Secretary of '!.he ;:avy, the Suri;con GerJ rol of the AI.....;y. the Secrrt~y or thr. Al"Jl!, am the Ato:::i~ &.error Co."1.'ission, Division of Eiology o.nd Y.ooici::e, to uce vnlur.teers in a controllcc ex;peril:lental study o! "~o skin end clo' hizle '\\:..ctn rud.iation do::aie rccci ve-0 'by mili t.acy per::o:r..nel c:- wltne tt.rou,eh n fall:>ut..rea.

a.1fation do~aee l!..'nit s, ere r-ot to exceed tr.c values st~tcd in J,ar~~r3th5 D and C aboveo r..

r.oofolo,;icnl He.1th All p,raonncl part~ci;Jii1~ L, *te operation wrrc required to receive ll, ::-c-of cation physical o:~t.:ion, ir clu:i!.:-.g tcr:rd ::;sion of a ~ hour urine s;..,..cio n for rad!oantlysis. Perrorn~l vho were to vol**tcer fc::- ~he beta c?:1t:lct et utv,..ere rcq,..i... cd ! o have nn o:~'"la!.ion o! the s}:in.oade by a

edical off!i:cr be!o::-e an::! n!ter trJdn.i:; po.rt in t.he study. A post-operational u:111e s"'ceiI:en for r'ldion.n;1lyde was also r1.:qu!..:-e::i.

~ip::ent:i of radlo:1ctive ma* e:-ial &cror:pn.'lied l:y a cour:1c:- nnd trcme-po:-ted 1:.y cc)\\'rr:l!!lt!nt \\ Mele were r~.J.ired to be flU.f!iciontly :;hicldcd so tl.at the e;........,1 rildio.tion hvel, tr.roush the cont.nil er, would be-l r/hx or less at tl.c corrt.niner Eurface6 Re=t0,~ablc cor,'t!lmir.ation ty wipe test was to

'Le no oorc t~n 5,000 d/m/12 1n2*

R~1:1onctivc catcrial shipped t,y comoon carrier was required to corJ'on:i wit.h ICC recuJ..atior.e: r.o ca:i:na radiation lt;,-el to e.x:c1..c:i 2:>:> mr/hr at the container ~!.Jee and 10 r.:r/hr at. one meter

!Nm tho cor.t,1.nnr, !With no signi!icar1t (.) ~O d./IIJ/lZ;m2 r. *r) :;ur.faco coniamin-alion on any ~~t of the t:hi:Jt"ir..; conta..lner.

iioacti Di :i~sal of all liquid and ~lid vaste ras to be ccording to pro

!!ioms of re!er,.n:e.....,olirl

... le Yas t-o be t: ld in a confined locat.ion and bu:rid 0:1-site so U; t ul._,itat,e di p,?~al uld 'b by dceay. Liquid wante rm oft was to be confined by dil s to prevent off dtc coi.e:::ent.

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leTel at. the ot.-t ide o:t t.l:e col"'t.81.ner packaeinc \\.'as )JO er/hr !or the initial a~ent, Additio:-.al lead s a.'.!d

~ in uul::sequ~r.t t.ri;,r., r<'ducing the ztWmU!?I dou rate to 4C C"/hr. '!he rad anfc cour.1cr \\or.la ~uppllo::S \\11th moni.tori:ng and pen,nncl decontn:ninat.ion eqi.J.~ent. tor the fllt,M,s. Film badges "*ere distributed to perso :s o:, the pla."'le ty t.hc couri r.

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-ate du-irl" the !J..:.e t,.ras 70 r:::/r.r at t.~e packaJ-e..r! c
  • Uo icnifica.nt p,rsonnel radiation etpos~e re rcco..-dcl ty film do :u::et. rs.

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R vable coctaclnation \\I;> to ", c c/r:./12 1n2 l-las detected on the shippir>,-6 c"r.taincr on one oecasion; 1s vas d con-:..a::dnated be!o:-c returnir.g U) Lo!l,

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$y,~thetic railout ns1.--d tor the -1econta.mination programs was propnr&::l in a hot c-ell by t.he adsorption of 1..al.4J c13 aol~tion on specially pro1.essed Cfi."tp Stone::.an Aril::ro!!e Clay l,o,1m soil which wa::i used in all. the prcjoct prOS:-ll.m!l*

The hot. cell !aciBtics contlst.cd of n U-sl1a;3ej.36" t.hiclc i-hielding wall co'lstructed of." hii;h dcnsi.ty concrete blocka, a 21.11 thick 'Water-filled vicwir.g winder", a pair of master 51.ave mnnij)ulllt.ors, lead storage containers, a t.ele'dsion ctunera !or re:note vlewine, and chemistry apparatus iu-rang<<d tor re::ote cont."'01 proe:e:;sing of Lal.1+0.

The weekly tran::..f er o! ~00 curie~ t-rar.

shi;,;>ing contniner!I to t..he storage container was acco::;,lhiht.-d behind the shieldil'.g wall, usually in about 8 necondo timeo Using cxt.ra local shielding for this transfer, 1 adiat:ion rebdi:1gs tlirough the stdel.ding windOW' were about 300 mt/hr. A measurement taken vithout the local shicldinJ;, wi~,h the 6 ca;>-

sul-e cluster hold 18" !rO!D the "1.n1o-.t; irrlicated lJ r/lll' t.hrongh the ~o'r!.

Duri."lg daily c:anipul.ation and proeeesing of sin£le 10-12 curie capsule, the average radiation through the ldndov vais 2.S0 r.r/hr, am ao u/hr at the operator *s po.sition. 1;0 signi!icant aero:iol concent.rations -were produced during tho dissolving rurl diluting procedure., Aerosol dCth*itie~ ranged fro~ 10-ll ~/cc to 10-8 µe/cc vith a 1M.Xi.~ln o! 8.4 x 10~8 ~e/cc. Ventilation of t.he hot cell area con5i:,ted of nat..1ra.l venting by leaving t-he earase tno doors open.*

uo The La solution vat pu:!l;>cd fro!:l the hot cell t.o a botUe on a trnnait lrlx t.""Udt, a.nd ~lowly epr~.fOO into tho r\\!vO'.\\'lJ'IS r.w:er dru."!I eontain-1r..g 1~00 to 40:>0 lbs. of ~oil. Doee rnt-ea in locatior.s where pereonnel ~ere rc:pired to epend short P-eriodt ot t.11te for z::anipulation of contrC'l.~ 'rfere on tt.c order of 2 8 r/hr. Do~e ratea !rc:n the unthic'I joo eohr.,ion bottle ov~rnstd

~5 r/hr at J feet.

TI-,e transit mix trl.cl: vas roved to an isolat.ed location 1'!!'h*re the mixing cont* mied tor tvo or more hourac A rionitor wa~ preaent durifl t.l.e rntire f'Y?llhetic el.lout pro1\\: tion proces.e t..o t.a.l:e radiation readings,

~a.11~e the a:!.., an:i advise per:ionnel of cx1st:1r,e radiation area~. Dovnwind air

,mples taken at 100 feet !rOJl t..'>le mirl.n.;; truck indicntcd seneral levels of 10-10 µc/cc, with a max.im\\Ol on one occa~ion of 1.1 x 10-~ µc/cc.

Since tl.e radiation le,*eL, enco'.Ultered iJ'I the soil mixing process :,,;ere t.he hig.'1ei,t of lll'.Y p?tace of the o :.eration, a-r.phasis was pl11ced on dosnee control tor all pereonnel invoh-ed i.n t.tds pt-.ue by lim1tin8 sta.,v ti.":Jee c.nd otl1endee mnin-t.ainin& adequate divtnnce !ro:n the vchicleo A check o! ~nch veekly ehip,:ent of rllilioactive r:.aterial ~-as made by decay plot and spectro!l1eter analyeis to aeeure it to be 1.al.l.,O with no other eign:ifica.nt amount ot conta!l.inAnta p:roeent., 'Ibe prceitnce of an ineiigni1'1eant amount of !1:;i* ion pro:iuct impurity wae noted on e"ectrometer ch,u is after about. 14 halt lives.

A team o.f t.vo zr.onitor:, att~nded tbc -:,r}: at each te~t area, asee:id.1:g t.c rru.iolog1cal eituat.1.on nrd c.dvio1n,g project le en of neceeaary rad-eafe t:"65Ul'M, Tha transfer of fallout l:'.!il.erial !ro=:. t c tr nsit ::.ix truck to the 6

t.he disperss.l truek vas per!on:;Pd 1n an i:;olated location prior to t.hc ot.art of area contai:J.nation. Monitoring indicated dose rate~ nt the di~peral ho.,iper ran iJ'18 froir. 2 to ll r/hr vi lh dose rat.e:, in t.he drhcr,., cab of tho dH'JCr~al,reM.cle ranging !ro:n 6') to,.oo ltJ'/t.r.

J.1r t\\8::lplir..s,:,i:1 done do~ o!' ill test areas duri.. di:tperruu o! the fall.out, Wiiid apted Md direction were det..cr::d.ned by port.able Bendix w1:1e:io-eters (fig. 2). Thin in!or:::ntion was t.tod lo dctcl'r:rl.ne upwind loca-tionB. Rc:ipiratory p:.--otection.*,15 available and w.;10 advised w't.onevor it nppoared t'-*.at ir.t.ernal conwmination could rccult from cha.-.scs in,-inj direct.ion or t.o:i clo&o J,roxilni ty to the dit?crsal v hj C'le.

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St.aple.x air c;a::..plers ~e:-e operated on current. sup;,lled by port.able llO V gencratore.

Dist&nc~s u! the s~pler~ !ro~ tle ~e8t areas varied

!ro::1 50 t.o 2CO !'cet, am r,cnerally -.. re 50 to 70 !oet way J.irborne con-centrationti dur:5.ns diepersal rr-"e.d fro: 10*9 Jlr;/cc ::g 10 b Jtc/cc of air at t.he locationn sa:iplod, kith a~ U.'t\\..":l of 2.6 x 10-

µc/cc. Since c:Un-pcr.11al crews wrked ll;)'1 rd o! the a,.t:'-vit.y aid.ince total t-iz:ie for d.i rpersnl on test area eeldo=i tcx,k r::Dre u.

15 minutes, no persous ere e.xoo to airborne com:entrotione nbove M.PC d\\U'

" this pnrt. of the operat!on, Monitoring teacs :n-asured the raist-he ht Sll:lCll do~e r tcs on con-taminr.ted test areas i=ledi.ately a~ter d!r?ersal.

r l 'i. 3 Jl'lni torir.g 1'1a.iis* Height Ga::::--..a Do e fu:Li s On o T..,t. Area After Dl erc&l of [.mthet.ic a ioact.i *e fallout Project per mel, re odvi..,cd of t.l,P r.3.d at.ion leids c.e ured.

Dose ra

i

,ar~"Cl, d(':-"ridir.a upon te a:;0\\;.l'it, of :allou+.. dis.l'crse:1 p"r oqUAre :foot, the sit of Uc t st,

.. n-unifor.it.y of

  • he toil as ls;.ersoo..

Fi nJ. dooc 8

rate contou-s were nbo infl\\;*r.ced by t.he wi..'ld,eloc1t1es at the til:le of fallout dis;:ert&l" The t u cc e~: ra.l :::-.ar;n!t es cf va.i t hci&ht Ct.'IICB do:ie rate le,*el15 :r.cuu:re.1 1-erc. 20-50

/hr, 50-l:O ~1~.r-, ard l.00-250 or/hr.

After tt VIU'~OUD dccor.ta:--jiution eroe:cjur ~ wer p.-:ro:-ce:!,

'"l"Sure tnt.s taken fo i:u.lru-location:i (fig. i..J Wieat~ th t in U':!Osl a:1 coses the r... i11.t.i0*1 lc11cls h&d be n edutd ty or t.ewter. 'fy;ic.11 i "SidWU. gn.....-Jl Yaist ~eight level.~ r cord.. *er 1 20 ':I /t-.r.,

In

  • est area!',..here rce.1-iw:u do.. e rat.c!I ove1* 110 r=/t.: were measured, U1'" arc!\\ \\\\as barricaded rn.!/o:-

po tfd to a.rn of the cxp,sure t.aza.rd ~ntH dee y or !urther a conta.-ninntion t.'lll reduced t..t,e ac\\..lvity t.o r.ore accept.able lcv ls for con..rolled u~e.

Ho:-*-

e\\" r, this type o! co:rt.rol sel.do

  • a, neceusYy.. ':'he radiation hazru-1 !'rcn ti'c tt:st areas, t.r :-erore, vas c:r:;;;aratively -.ir or o:.
  • I! a co:-rclation Rere t.o be r.ade, rel.at.in" ~-=:.a do~e rte levels to the r.aenitude ~fair-borre co,t :11.nation, it. 10ul.c! be that t~her -..rind ::;wed:, we:-e reco.rded on y, " "n relatively hl,&ier eirb rr.e ac* 1nty l ve !:- w re seen, ard ti-at the vir.d a 'tion ~c rd to be a
  • h &reat r 1.!!".. nee t..!ln the.co... '1't of ~oil

.o ir.g on the ~est nrea~

~

onitorir.g of Re idual Co tion at a Test A*ea Aft r

.ir.at1on ?roe e

U.r eam;,line wae pcrfom ed by t he t10nit.oring l e~

in t est areae duri.ns de:or.tamination proc&jurea to 4r,ocaa t.l.e airborn.. cone ntrat.ion level e (Fig. 5).

FIJ. 5 Ai:',.

ltr~ Loc&ted J.t. Test Ana t.c> r -ple Airborne Cor.. ct 1.rat ion t,*vel s r :ring a rccort ir~*!on Procclure. C~ l~rs J...re

~ered by a C m~ tor on t..,e Eq-.i1rcent '!r&il~r~

-.*en tho\\llh this ~er1ea or t..e~t.s 1ncld dry deconta'n1J.:it1on technique:.,

nic ul.rl be expected to yjel.d ere

  • er I".3gniti"Z s of ret1uspgmed activity, irborr.e acU ritiea nt.ove t..he 8 hoi.J' ~PC for l*

of I. x lO

µe/cc were etected durir.c d,..cor.tn!r.inaUon o er tions only on tW\\.i oeendons, Md these a... t.ed !or only a ""..!ltier of minut s. Tho r.:rod.r.:'.rn detected wa:; 4.4 x l0-5 µt/ci,;,

  • ~ :r.i ~-=:i 9. 7 x 10 O J:J!/cc, and the n ez for t.t e o;,eratfon
  • 5 x 10--7,,e/ec.

~'here ~ct ~cc ut imtion ett~~s w re~ d, w ter and soil cm~les

-..ere t:u en in locntior.s wr.t"re l.1qu.W rw, off w,1s teld or 60aked into t!.e coil of raiJ"lai;e ditch brulkfh Coil nnd 1 ler can::ilcs were tnhn as cnch p~.a=:c o!

, :, + n.-nir.3tion aa eru t.ed. figure 6.J er..

~ni t.orine of liquid rWl off r n in.'G e 1 tclJ

  • 1... b

' 1 Jtcri.r-c

.. n...

R t s fro ~0u1d RU!'l off at. '1 r.rcuraee Ditti-At* er a Vt-c

  • m.iJ atl.on 1.o CW'

~

l

  • ,.r ro:n 10 J.:/rrJ.. to lC c./r:J., l-1. th a r.:~ o!

nles were t c~ in ~e~ &re!5 of drainaBe ditches, to

t.

l co": :.inat.fon rc~ulting frcrn D..

~ :r t/i;ra:-

o l - 2 µc/grnm o! t.oil,

~ r: x l - 2 e

le, ranced fror:i 10 4 µe/gror;.

toU, 6

10-l µ rru:i, the m1n1r.rum t.l iJ / gr Sc 11

n;,l s u- *on c t*lv teri la and~ rl~-
  • C.l\\l c-..afet.y clot l"iS -trec-s out. was require:! of letor~

.at.1on

!t. a t'.l"o TI~\\s cl

~ covc:rallD, u.n:H.rwear.

A 1tlon~l l* ":n~, uuch a, respiratort1*

., rub'l-,er boot,

~ face $lueli:iv were available Md e!S

~ ~ci 1 Y.>rt cor.11*1 s

'o es of cr-oes bojy con-

,*e.re!i fro"', rk in U.e t-tc

.... Jr.at.J:,n test areas, l

hr oea w re ly f c/m, clol e o!

ed.

I :inl u;:, t.o lee t of lliat.

er t h to b tu1i s ir.c

'l),

r thee on of

, -with ion r, crated

~iiy acti

'"/cc or air arc wore 1j

E. Beta Cont.act Stu1,y

':hie project \\ill! concerned with dcterair~tion of the beta dose received by the body from cloi.hin& conta:..i."llition on military troops who ~rawl U-.. ""O~ a fallout areae J.rcae us&d were of bare dry £:"Ound a.rd dry grassy

""TOurrl, -..*here dry tall.out had been dispersed. fui.d-sa!e support comiisted o!

~:dtoring the test areas, %:!Onitoring of volunt *;rs aft.er cr&Wl.ing,an1 skin decont&tination. At do.. mdnd locdions n:> airbor::e act.ivi.t!es above M.PC were found during the dispersal or crawllrlfl operationso C J I:1asks (l~9) ~ere worn r!ur!.ng cr~wl.i.~.

G&":1:1& w&iet height dcse rates fa the 't-\\.si areas ra:rlged fr<e 70 to 125 :.srft-.r.

Bet~.-gaclW dose rstes at one inch aoove t..~e ground ~u:-face

- *"lg~ tro.-:. 90 *to 600 uaJ1/hr. Monitoring of \\'Ohmt.eers ~iately after cra-,..llng irrlkated clothing cor,tn.-:.i.J.. ltion of 2 to 35 uarl.{bre Szdn contamin-at::..on of 2 to 5 mad/hr ~s ger:erally f')Ulrl on hnn:ls, with only two cnses 12 r.:oo/hr a.rd 24 mrad/hr) fowd above this level. After necessary tir.e for filr.i do,bet.ry exposure:,, all persol"-'lc\\ \\iere c.uccesefully eeconta:r.ir.ated

&t. U:e P.rui-$nfe Cer.ter. 1:0 beta or ea.-=-..a ra.'ilation exposures above the 1~l1E

... i=.its t.~t !or the operatiou ilere received by any of the pere:>m1el part.icipat.-

ing.

Fudiologlc, 1 ~a.fety fl" op rt '\\,{as given to t'wo special project:, that

\\.!>ed tut site facilities fr..

ri, ~ 1..ation of s ceW rc:iearch data.

'!be '.s. Arey "'.

,s* er ti.esearct, 'l.nd Develo;:cent (;(c:innd1 1:at.ick,

'~ssacht.SeU.sf o~ra:ted a U,5,. J..rz:13 n. 1d eeconta.,u.nat.!.on lm1..'1dry.

J..r.ey clotl::ireg was,c~nt.&'ld.r~t.e....nth both dry a:rl sl\\.lrry types of fallout. a.rrl tt,{>~ ?.a,.. rldf"r~ to dcte..-.nine deeonta:::dr.ation ef!ect.iver.ess of tbe varim:s pro-cedt.:"efl e::ployed,. Dose rates :fro:n 10:> r::.r/hr to 2 r/h:r \\;ere encou1.1..e.rec r.ear q~..:--'""Jt 1.:ied for appl:yi.it the clothing contumi."l.i:it.ion, e.nd l 'l"IJI'/..r to 10 mr/hr at. the 1£.urory equj;.r n*"

Act.iuty of r.~5tc "h,rt.er reiented to d:air.11te

,ys+ cs did n. exceed l x 1::;-J µc/rJ..

The ~.s. ~ir Force, Re~euch Directorate, Air Force Special Weapons

"'er."'er, J."b.,.q q.. e, :*e-i< ?:e.x.ico, -utilize!! test. site faciliUc~ for a radia-t.. on sca1.:ter1.ng r.:e!l,.. :ure:.. ~t µ-oject" A.~ area of d.---y ha.."'Ci u-o..im tota1.ir;,:, o-.er 196,00J 1..:are !eet., :L"l1 the shape or a O!le-qu.e.rter t6£;:e:it of a 500 !oot rod:::.us circle, 11,-as u:ied se ia test area.,300 curie~ of 1.a:U. in water solution was

"' ra. ed or, i he tert ru-ea ~-y a motori:od s;.:ray ap~rat.\\:.!I znounted or. a t.ank

.. I'... :~. :'he ini tiAl o-o.ro activity "'as 1. r: :n:/tt/*. ~cas-...rcer,t.e of the w:.tt.w ed r:ldiation mre U.C'l:;C by rr.rotc cor.trol equip::ent arrl to decc;:,taciJ.aticn

  • :ocedures were pcrfora~. !',>ecial fhieldi.ns was provided on the dri,1er 1e cab

.. :!

  • he 31 r y truclr, eo tt:'lt e radiatio'l 1,-,, 1 !rc'::l t.t,o 100 curies in each

~f *r.:ce ~cparate lo dews. ~~ced to a.'1 ~v race of 250 r::rfhr,. Dose rates

rc:i tl.e water tar-J: av£ra ed 8.5 r/'sJ'. lnitia.l waist l.ei,eht readince ir, the

--n;-: r;.,.ir.nted nrca nvcr,:,,ged 200 _:/hr.. Ra:Ueti*,>n control wu accomplished by

  • i:.:e ll::ilt.e.tion a.nd driv,r rot.at:ion.

1:0 ie i."'icar.t aerosol cor.cent.ratic a

.. ere o1serV' d-ur-ir..g t..~e cournc o! this test~ A :re"-U.."Yey of t.hie nrea o,*er

& or.e oo:rt.h r-er~ :i,...:Uce:ted decay charact.eri,tic of t.he taUO isotope.. Acce,s

  • o t."he area vas cor.t:rolled unVl dcca,y ha.d rt"iaccd the do~e ratf' to lefla th&n

~ r:.r/~.r at 3 feet~

13

C.

virom:eu al Mom.. toz Acor. tant flcr~ air sr,ler *a o~cr ~ed. on each o! the !our boun-d&riee of the contro'..lcl te~t area t.o collect 5a-pl so! lh* dilly e..irborr.e ct.ivity.

Air ea::plizle rc~ults a.t h 11

,*ations ~ere in11cat1v o! act.1,"ity c:arri of!-d*e by tl;* rlnd.

Act.ivit.ics r corde:1 ere always w U bel the v*abl.i£h~d Y.PC for l

~O 'With ~*"-'Al lc\\el of the order of 10 l

µ:/cc t.o 1: Li u:/cc of air, e,.ud n:>ne c.xce,.,dins 5 x 1c-8 µ:/cc. ill air ea=.ple5 hose ac 1 l'i ty ce'"dcc lO 9 ~/cc were recour.ted in ""' ho\\: in erder to an:11.rc t}&t the activity detect va~ cr.ar ctcri~ !c of L.1UO.

Tab el yreecnt~ a u:::::a:-y o! cr.viro:r-*nt.al air ea::pllr. d *

  • I.EU': l rnvn. ~IDITAL A:!R SA;{Pl D,G DA TA X lo-l2 x lC 12 period I'

~

i" s

r l

0

.. a H.

l of A r e

2 X 10 9

n l.6 x JO 9 J:3
6. x 10-1 Zl
  • 6 x 1:,-lll 28 (tor 1..alJ.O b..,'V ).

t;v controls giv n JI I. t-'r.dix c

  • e to vi* in '

s c

ation t

o!

u8ior. of r

1.at!on

l.

ia t-10:1 :Dos e Co--.trol or.trol ror the c of !

ot.t p*od t.ion a.~ dis;,creal a!! tt~ cy limit.inc cxpos1..re tir.::.., :rotatio:'l o! persoMcl, ld!r.

  • al do"e ra~

-.chicle sur!'acee w re on t.he lJ. r/t'.r.

rates 1,.., th cab or

  • l,e
  • ra."'lsit. mix 20 */tJ" to 1,2 r/t.r,

,:ir..c 3:,0 --/h:, It.

s r.cces:.ary iicl :fo:- ;,e:-iods o! abo\\."t. 5 ~J-:..es or lc.. s. Ooee rate in b of ~ fallo~t. di.. ;,ersal tr llJ".gcd !ro (JJ c:/hr to

._ r~ 2X> 'C...-/r.r.

Tt.ir; v icl dri n !or p ricdc of !r~

~ es, wit.l: the driv r lea, -.,g *he cab when not. nct.i.:aUy dri~..r atir,e he ho ?er cont.."<>ls. Oosc r ~sat t:t.rfac s of portable

\\.tC:, tor fallcnr.. dis r*al on roofn ~r 2 10 r/t.r, vith :r a.1-tt er t.andle o!' 200 -

f:/:1J rr/hr (close t. po"'it.ion of operator} *

.,,ulaticm ~-

o

  • e as 1.5 cin n. s er roof, per e dos rates !or no re *han es of lbe port bl ho;-

re e

- ll r/t.r, t *~e t." t-.a.nc!le on "

/hr.

tion ry

-.-3 or Jess.

15 tior.s...:as iniicat.ed l;a:j es (p rso~.r.cl t.cd tt.. --ol:gh s app.-..oachc<'l t.le U'l!:o re !iJr-bes ir::. t.cr (o.,. r-

_"l

~! ion,

.est radiation es ict.e~t ra:11.a-riods or two d yta to s

re indicated J.O r MPE for

,. ation te....

l e:1 l'R. Dos !l k" r&onn l !~"lc-to ut.W~e tr. ir 08 S ho 50 a:.ra:!.

t.iJ:e d '-t.. r try d..

o!

TABlZ 2(A)

DOSIMETRY DATA WUF.A TD> WHCI:.E BODY C,AM}i.A DCG.E ( r) i)mct.ion o!

Personnel Total operation Fallout ru..rlr-s Fallout dj:peroaJ.

Hot Cell.

S..'tr,ple collection arrl a."la.l,yais ins Technical monitor veco.. tn:r.ination

?.a.diological safe Eeta Cor.tact Stu1 ty (tWf)

Trar.,portation A'1clni:,irat 1.or.

illokc;raplzy y

I 1-.'umber of

~r.ne.1_

eJ.

l4 I.

4 7

4 12 I

I I

10 9

3 L

I.

I 6

I '

16 MaximU':l Minic'LO Averare

'J.76 0,04 0.9.5 J.76 0.99 2.46 2,43 l,45 l,76 2 *.38

0. 29 0. 8')

l. 69 0.13 1.03 l.19 o.61

o. 8/.

1.11.

0,04 0.,38

l. z:.

0.05 0.65 1.10 0.06 0.27 0.67 0.6J

0. 6.5 1.7.'..

O.ll 0.76 0.;6 c.09

0. 18 c.~3
o. 8
0. 51 J

T.AiU 2 B.

Dv.:,:mE ** tY DA'"'A -

WTmP.A'TE;)

OLE BODY BE!A Do:E (ra.1)1

.Fuct1on of

..f._! or: L

__fil:~

.c Ave.r...£.£_ _

Total o er ton

!8 J Cl 10 0 b2 fallout !ixirig 12

~ 82 c.15 0,,70 Fallollt dis r.. al 2

0 18 10 O ll 2

J 01 0.56 l 7 6

l 06 0 12 0 62 o....itori..,g 3

0 18 0 10 O 14 n

?

0 70 10 0 34 r ty 9

l 9r:

o :a 0.69

  • ud.,v l
2.

O l

o. 4

1:.

11 ological Heal t,h Pre-'

-at.icnal. pl'~i cal in t.ion rrl rildiouri."'l&.ly is was c.ade on each pe?'lklh,mrtic1pat at the te t sit

  • Do:,ir.etry records !or the pro-cc ins sev months er rs:rccn to M:sure that. pr \\'ious accu:i:ulat.cd radia-tion exposures, coJLbin
  • th pos ible test. sit e.xpo~cs, 11o4'0u!Ji not bring acyon t.h:ir. ranee or tt e yearly MrE of IS r.

?'o ~u:h cx,.>osurcs "'er fo\\.Id.

All p rsor.a participating 1D the bet con ct t.ud7 Vl'TC ex.amimd t-y a Z'edical Officer nt. the t. e1. e1 *,

"fore rd after tt.

cs s. l'o abnom-allt.ics of U1e eldn w r r oticed at. th completion of t..~c te!.it.

Poet.-

op :-atior.sl. rld!.ourinalys s re p"rfo cd to ch c !or inter i.all.O -oo:1-t.n::li."laUon.

An&lyee:1 ir~icat.cd ti t no l..t.,-ni!icar,t b;.,jy burdene had be~

rct:civ~.

abl1*hed at e Char,.e n

tcr.ale. l! h ndr.

bovc '00 c/m ( B rJ-:elo:,*

r r:1.n8.

lJ, oost cases, sonp s1nee 1J c cont~ntion

,: cd he skin.

ln cont.runinat.ion W"aS er

, :frol:l cor.t.act a

r cont ~

t.ion.

c n

, tince,.:ro-8 rn uru-.g t.c,t. ar o

o. s.

h on tl1x full pro-wor-.

cor ta::..1.n-ch. The e 11

?.le f

D O, ct

.5

.i.r-t; n.rea

'!1 orfe t on le\\* l Pr!or con ty Ced to ~

ryt tke sis \\tao

IV.

!I. l ~I t.L !J./..CTY A.

l::rs c..J, r t-in th c rmnativum, tely 280 ra sin iclc 1n the the av ra A ppondix G pr ents

n-.rec type:i or a!.r e ~lln,g equi;x:.ent vcre used :or collect.ion of irborne radioactivity. Sta;,lex Hi,'olu::.e Air Zal::plere, Model TP!>.,

th a 4 n :,a;ipllng hood holding 1".slt Type llOlB glasu !iber ! 11 ter ~per

(.Fis. 8} ere ~cd in U,e t,est areae.

Portable t:am>llne genera.tore 8Uppl1ai llOV lce'.ri.c current.

The St.aplex sampling rote ws 25 Ci'M o! air. Mod1-Uo1 West!neho~c Port.avac vacu\\!':l cleanore "ere used !or spot :Slllll?ling in the tot cell. °'~ss tilt.er paper was usd, -ith a 10 ~

fl rat-e. Envuon-ce~tnl. air e Pline at the test &ito peripheries utilized con,tant !low r;uction pu:ipe, of US!,rtDL lllllJlu!acturc, set nt a 10 cnt :flo-it rato, and. ustd

'S5 filter p3per.

Three or U10 constant. flcr,.. units wed ll.O V line current, tbe :fourth vat ~erl!d by a cobil llO \\' cn:soline t er tor *

. H.r scmple :filten1 were counted in side- '-"L'l1cn, or cm 'Y.in1ow G.M.

c,~.t r Ei1ld scaler unit:s. ~pecial air sar::;::,ler. 11,t,os heavy dust loading could c ~... c eo:.tarr.ir"tion o! tho G.l'. unit~ *.. tr count.e:1 1n a sa::ma l!C.1n-tilla+ ion counttT.

J. Counti.~ Equi;:ment f.nd-'R~'ldow an:! side-w-i..ndo:" C.i!. detectors :with Cl)-79/1.JD scalers vere used !or air sam;,ling countir.e. Wipe sa::i;iles...-ere 1:heckcd with a 1:uclear-Chicago 1615-'B count rate rr;eter.

\\'later ard soil sa:.

,es were counted in a dee,;nrell crystal ec:intillation counter.

4. Instru:::ient Calibration All port.able radiac cquip.-Lent was ca.lib:ated 'With JffiS-st-anda..~ized Cobalt f:I) ~oll!"ces prior to eh!.p:::ent to the test. dte. l.nstru:nents were checked at the test site vith a 158 ~. Cobalt l-0 rou.:-ce.

Standards of }:nown activity "ere used to determine tbe ef!icie.~cy of c~*J>tir.g equip::ent.

,5.

Field l{onitorine Equi~eot Each of the t"Wo field oon:itt ring team:; was com;:ueticly equipped to har.dle the ::on:itorir..g requir~ to su;,port test area operations~ Each te~

wan !urnirJmd with a Jeep an:i B!1 cqui;r.ent. t:-ail.e.:-.

E<;uip:::ent inclu:ied varS.ous t., ~ <:s o! radiac::;, air sw:i;>lers, a p'Jrtable anne::io.-: ter for 1-'ind data, a water

~rd soil ~ampl.i..~ ki-:., a portabl'! llO \\' c:crcrator, and sup;,lie:, for povting

~..-...3 ro~ir.,;-o!! are~s. Tne re~y tiobility o!' U.!fi equipient ueatly increa~cd rr...)r,itorir.g tca:o dficitucy.

B.

Cl.a: ge House and ferso:--.nel Deconta.m.ation Center J, *wo-!hor krr;:y barra:.lrn building was converted !or..:.se by dividing

  • ~.e first floor into 11clean11 and "hot." areas. Facilit.ie.s included protecth*e c othirig i!lf;1.'e a!rl 5tor.. ee, dressing a."ld un:iressing :roo::s, personnel z:ionito.. -

~r.a sta:ions, ~kin deco~t-a.:.::ir.ation stations, lockers, shower,, dosimetry 1 u~ e*.ation, -.-r1 radiac storage ~~sees. All Ffr~or.nel co-::ir.g !ro~ the te8t

..rcas ~e r.xmi",red for conto:-.Jr.stion before e:iterir.g the b-ui:.ding,

'1r.cse : ~cni t '.es were ~oo. twice daily by a.~..... *er age o! 70 pereonnel, with peu: !oo.d5 nf 85. ~est uea tca:n activities ~ere sia~J;ered, tll::e wise,

... o that no oHrcrc-.rdi:1£ was experienced in tt.c use of U1"Se facllitiezi.

The secon1 floor.s.r~a wa5 uU llied for co-...nt.i.".,g atrl 3.a'boratory :-00:::.3 and adrli tior.al 5torage s;,ace.

l. r lli Dosilteters db bd.ges were worn by i:..l.l ;.,erf::i.r.el cnterine the test nrca!,

,. '.e ~tcgr t,cd cxpo:iii;:"e serVJ...ng as the o!ficia: radiat.i.o:i record !or the opera

':on. A,,ecial La..1.4"' cn.li.bration cu.r\\'e for the :film dosi:letcr 'Was r.:"'°e,

\\:dr.g a callll!"\\ted t.hir..b)e cha:.bcr. n.1m dcsil:eters cont-ni.."le:i a Du.Pont film t '"'< with S55 !J"rl 510 type c::ruld.ons Cta:.--::na ranges are l.O mr to lO r :for the 555 e=ulsior., an! O. 5 r to 80 r !or t.hc 510 e:::_,ilsio:1.

Beta ranges are

50 r.:rad to 20 rad for t.he 555 em\\1.bion, a."rl 10 r~ t.o 150 rad for t.he 510 e:m.u:eion). A ::;ulti-f:llter film badge holder was used, enabling t.he determi."latio;i of ga::.:.a and bet.a dosases. FDD processing was done by t.he t;~~.DL Hlotodosir.etry Sec... ion. Dosage results \\.-ere available at the test site one day after suWs,ion of the !iJJu packet for processing.

ln!or=.ation on mission films vu phoned to the test sit.e on the sa.,::e day t.hey were pro-cet::;ed. J.p;;e:dix F lists i.."ltegrated ca.--:z-,..a and beta whole body dose received by personnel t.akir.,g J::!l.r't.L"'l t-r.e ope:-ation.

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.Pocket C't:ar.her Dosi.~eters Zelf-read.i:'.g, o,:..t'*, rlosir.:cter:i i.*cre worn.l.n the test areas by all persor~el exposed to s:i,s:'.;..fi~ lJ'it.. ra'.iiation do:;e rate~.

t:sc of these dosi-

-.eters sr-::*,ej as a 1aily.... "ldicc1* io::1 of 'l-~.e dose :-ece1ved. A clo!:e cheer. was te.,,t of 1o:,i.ceter :-ea:1ing";

  • o -::ain't.lin cosaee cont.:-ol, especially for those c~"?.bcd in tr:e fallout.."<>-UC' !.on n:id dir,H:rsal operations.

Tw:> types of

  • .,:,~et.e.~ ~e.e u~ed:

C--~... r.- nm (... 1: r. fi.J;;. b::i=c:cs we:.-e ret;\\U',ned to

  • .:.[L :for r=-ocessiq; w\\,.en a-*, i:rlr,-:.1u.al 1s pocket. 1o~...c~te:.- :L"ldicated an accu-
ulat-ed ;0C =: dose.

A:1... n*.-brn w~rc calibrated agai.'1s-:. Cobalt 60, *with acce,..it.able 1.ir...it.s o! :::. l.'.l!& o! ~t.e ca!.itr'lilon dose c'.J.:rl !: 2% leakage in 24 t,ou.rs,.

I. co::i:>ari.son was r:.a.:ie o! the poc;cct. ch~:- a."'10 f!.lc dosimet.er doc-es o! 28 indivi... als \\.-!lo :-£cri-..ed an ir.tet,,otecj ga:r..a dose of 1 r or greater.

ln e,er.~al, cha=.ber r 'itli:.,~s ).1.'re four~ to be lower th3.n :fib readi:-,,gs" Toe aerce ent was within.:: JCY; of the ti.le re ~:!.r.g.

21 c~te.r readings we:-e

crlfe!" ty P:. a*,crage of J..',... ::a ;rere hi,s.-ier by an a,*e:-age of Z/%.

Fi:ft.een c.:i=.e wi~h:in 1~% of £s:h ~il~r. A po~sible ~l-~stio~ for tLcze di!!erences wul.d be t!-~t. eitht>:- tte c:l'.c.:bcrs were not wo:r~ at all t.iI:.cs wit..'. t.he filJ:ls, or t~.at cha::-1:.er r " ir rs 'f-lt.,. not ~ays recorocd by ;>ersonnel i:pon return

'!'r':J-: :... Uat:ion a.. as. :.n a:,:* cace, *t;~ ;--:t.t.t cori:-e:e;- SE!"V'*:i as a che:k of a::-.*:..J.a* ir.g do~ge, "'-nilt* 'L"':e f1::.= -os::r..et.er doze -wao acce;.>t.c,.od as t?.c cff!.cial radiation rccorc of the o; rat10~~

J..n !,vc*,10..-y $uf!'i~:.c:. *,o t:.q.. ~ ao::,ut :c: :-crrc:-...-~l was on ha.."ld.

':r.c ueater pll'"'t wr.s dr.:.*-r: !:-o Lc'it:ora*:,ry SUiJpl~.cs, ** rd t>:e balance was.:,m--

c. a ed t:s:ir.g '"::-o~ect fum.f o: :wa~ torrcwed fro!:'l other 8!;~1:cief;.

Since a.size r* *.. ~ wa! r,..cr ired for all i" s o! c-~,,* hir.r;, s* ocY.s :-eqi..ir..j ha:! to be est.i-r:'"'"' d w;..*h extra ai.:.o-r..rltts... n c--... tt. l:"* ':lo*hinll £"'"'CY. :.e--.* ~... were dP,..en

  • - 'l.r n a :.: day h *.-Jry C) :e !c:- s::o... ~ dr..clte.1 J.* -r:dry am a ~-day cycl" for c.or/ :::or.at.eel 1.::,-...:.Jry..

,....,~tc.~ i: at d c:! :J~r--s w:is *.. 3_ h~ by a co:'T..ercial cor*"*.:*or qecializirr!, ir Pis.rorl:, '"'.r.:i the i.:ccntr....1.r.ntd c:,,*Mr-e WDD

'1-::l r ::i ly re c.-11r l:-j' cc-... ere~": l 1....- !--;*.

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E. Logi:,t.ic Support.

A three r::iOnt.h p:-e-o;:;eration pe:-io:! :was concerned vi.th planning rad-

~afe :facilities and ordering cqui;c:ent. Equipr:ent necessary for rad-safe use was ordered with the cooperation of a logistic S?ecialist from the E.'lgineering Division. WheneYer possible, u:ip:ne.nt and supplies :were dra'-T.

fror. existi..'lg Lsborat-ory st.ocks or rr.illt.ar. sources of oupply. All radiation detection anc! ceasu:-eaent equip:ent 'Was obtained fro::l the exi:sting Laboratory

~t.ock.

Si.nee adequate stock:, o! protecti,*e clothing we.. e not on hand at t.he Laborato:-y for !.eld operation use, project fun:!e had to be expended to bri.."'.g ex.i5t.ing stocl: levels ".lp to requirc::cnte

  • Additional equi~er.t and supplies needed during the O;>a"'ati.on ~e ava~ ~ble on a one or two day l-.. siB :from Jam..

The radiological ~afet~ p.liases of a !ield-:,cale lard target decontami."l-ation operation, utilizing synthetic radioactive fallout, are described. The rad-safe group acted in an advisory capacity to project personnel on radia-tion an! contamination hazard~, evaluated the radiological situation of

~roject nctiviti~s, IL"'Xi operated rnd-sa!e facilities in BUpport of the tech-nical pros;-w~. l;o r~at1on ac<.idents or uncontrolJ od radiological situati<M15 de,-elo;m:1.

Ba5ic radio!o,gical safety stardards were.followed in accordance with the license :!or use.;,f 500 curies of 1,al.40.

Cru.y !our of the project prrsor.nel received a ca.":!T..a apoS'.u-e sll6ht.ly in excess o! the.'.3.0 r MPE, &nd the bt:ta JI.PE o'f l!i rld was not approache:1 by ruiy inhvidual.

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.Had-Sa! e Or ganiza + ion a...,d '.!':-a!ning

'.:'te o~erati?~ cor.~isted o! ~£ s, ~o::e of vhich pe~!o:-.ned their -.,ork

,. 1-y c-arly in the mo:-:.ine, w!-.ile ou,.,.rs worke.1 until Ja".,e evening, requiring ad-sa!c ser\\"ices H-"OU&iout their workinB bour~. T'ne si:.e o:f the P.ad-Sa!o ro\\:i) i::n!e it neces a.""Y t-o ~ploy the enti:-e eroup !er long hou::-s to p..~or...do U:c re':1..i:'E:d rt.:1-i::a' e £ervices t.o t~e&e tea:::.s. for a.'l operation o! this typ?, sufficient :ra-! ~s!e j)trSOml"l sl.J~ be rd1~ to adequately cover prc-j ct O?erations.in a nst.itt11 tasieo rlith an inc:-ca~e al about JO% in ~rength, s~aecer~ ~:-ki.,g erou_,s cn.'l 'te covered wit.bout, overwo:-king personnel o::-

decreasing the e!!iciency of rad ea!e ser,1.ce!.

It i:i etror.sly reco:-::.e...,.ded tr.at cxperier.eec radiologkal. conitora be assjt;ne:d to opernt:!.o~, c! this type. On-site :-a.d-~c.te t.rainins ~houlrl be geared to t.heir previcn.s ex"er!ence a:-.d training, iP.'i t..'1 eJiphasi.e pl~ced on tho pract.icE.l application o! ad-safe ;:,rinciple5 in the test area. 1-"'t'r.4r1 1 "Vel ot a;:.,eric-nce, p::'e-operatior.al dry nms" 1r. t.Le test areas are

.. c co:::::_e rw! ed..

J

B.

Rad-We Support for Technical Program:,

Dose cont:r-ol l!ensw-es for the operations invoh1.nc S)'Tit.t.ct.ic fallout prcrarntion and di~?er~al were a1equa~ a."\\1 conr.istent with the types o!

o;:.e:ratior.s Uia*t we-re pcr.for:r.ed, Th,. cXj)OC\\lres exceeding the MPE could have

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.,.,, u:oc.v *.1* tJt <r, co\\J':ic 'in t.r.e tadc :r-11nc1;1cs of ril-1iation and cor.t.um:ination cont.1*01 nru1 sir.Jple Stt!n dtcontar.1nat.ion iD rcco-:=nendoo !or all

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roject ;scrsc..mel not. funiliar W'lth rru:!iat.ion arrl contamination problems.

In i:1dit1on, it. is reco=.mcnded th!.lt all perconnel wor.kins in the test areas be brie!e1 to familiarize the::. with the i..,e of rod eafe facilities am equiJJntnt nd c;encral red-safe procedures.

C. l.oiµstic Support A cooplet su. ply of protective c:.o*M~e am r,q~1

".t should tc

,tord for cxclt.!live 1.,se at this type of f'raUon, l> th c.1bt.equent ildju.. t-

mt of r.tocl* lev, 15 orJy iI tt,c, r,*.._ :..a of test. dte pcrt.01;nel is Ercat.ly ire. 'l.ae:.

1 "'k lcw:ls for the o,.,eratio:1 !escribc:1 coalO uirvice about. 100 1 n J' 1 a1nrut('!ly w.. th a ~ day laun1ry cycle.

flfl increase of 20% in clot.h-r,.

  • o~k would be nee s:"ary for a J doy cycle, n.'ld 30% increase !or a l. day

.. r ~ i" Cj le, In C'l.&C's "'here a d!:::proportionutely laree amount o:f conta.min-atc-b..r.:fr/ m.. st. bci f rocc,s.,,1, t1thC'r lo.r1cr c.tock:i er.mt 'be n:aintair.ed or

.. c..n t01 *...,u:t1 t~ c~otr :p;e

  • t.r.t to *::,rn for a.. oncer time.

Plidiac ztor 1torir~ cq,11.J:-""*1t w,s dr wn from laborntory su;>plics and

<'alitra* oo, :-ior to tt,o o, ra-t !.on. ':":.is ** r,c *..ire w:is sa lb!actory I B.rU is r,

_ r.1cd !or.f.. 1. :u-c o,.,c:1 at:..01,!,.

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! ~t:-or... c te"t,...!cian to t.hc t.c<<t d * ~ :.

fut t.; CJ o, craiions.:. ;; r ~orr.::-endM,

r.~ nt ~*rtlc~t1ts wer r*:o..ntc: 1 on co.u,t.ir.g e~..lp~nr.t. 1r~m t~ar 'ls i.n t!.e :o-!ut... on t c,;p,.r,OA.."'113, whltt, often u-.c:-eaoe1 tctwccn 10 e.nd

~; !ol 1 d~ir-8 a de)y ra,:n char. s 1n t st area ~t.ivitie~. £1ncc accw-acy ot coW1tir.r, datn dc,ct-18 Uf10n irecice l:n0rrl~1ee of bac~,eround, it is rccom-P"idc-d tl.at the co tir.g roo"", 1n !'..t..u-e o~eratior.,, be Jocatod ill an area

  • cno*e fio-... t~.e 1.rJ'.. u,*e or

'-"i '1£: r,e r"l..1iation bad.ero-u."lde.

The addition of hfo l rd tmd toot.. c.. Y'itcrs in tt.e '"'ar.r,e :* lition area it rr coz::i:cnde.1 to

,.. d 1.. 1 t "oc,ss.. r.'"' '>f

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'l.or.al cql..i, -cnt :..1cts.

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DosiJDetry The use of 5elf-readi.."1g pocket dosi::ieters serve~ as a good check o!

day-t.o-<!ay ea.";""-& exposure, arxi should be used to :;u;>?lc:::ent. fil::: dosimeters worn concw-rently. Availability of a 2-day flli development zcrvice is

~dcqul'lte for an operotion of this type, where notice of dgni!'kant exposures cay be quickly :fo:-wa.rded via phone.

The stock of 0-/.00 er dosi::ietcrs should be 2 to 3 per z:sn, to ::-.ake allowance for non-!'unct:!o~ing U.'lits ** Stocks of 0-5 r, or 0-10 r dosin:eters

?:Ay be 2 per man, and is£ued only to.fallout preparation, dizpersal, and hot cell te~sp

r. Respiratory !rotection

.,'h.:e occn'"icr.al airborne nctivities above the HPC were cxperier.ced c! 1rir,e uctrc-:icly dusty test area o~ra*.,ions, tr.e conccr.trationz persisted for a very shon period of t:iJ::e. The general co:iccr.t.rat!Qns :i..'l test areas were tC\\'C:'al orlers of ":'.agr.ih.rlc below t.he JI.PC of 4 x 10 b µc/cc of Lal..40 for cont.nllous occupational exposure.,

1i. is considered that resp:i.r.. tory protec-tion would not gcr.erally be required in the test areas, except by personnel wor,:1-r,e vrr, c ose to dust-,irod\\lcing equip::rnto Skin C.Ontnmination ln ca~cs whc re sidn con-t,;;,.'l'i:i nation may re::ul t f:-o::i ionic l..antha.'"l\\C sc,h.t!or.t, it is rcco=..crmoo i.hat strict cor.ta::imition control meam1rcs be

.*o\\r:i !Pi.,

'::le i-,nic cor.ta--:-.L"18tior. bc::o:nes f :Xcd to t~e shi..., a."1d eenerally car.not be

  • e::-.o.,.c.'t! co::::.;_letely, tt *~ resultir,n in a larte dose to the affected ar a.,

P:-ior to an 0 1,eration, zoil, water ar-.d air sw..;les rnould be tal:en both w.:thin arrl nro'I.Jd U.e tc~'L arcao Sa.~pics r:~ould be taken such that r1..4"fi::ier:t. tir:e is allowej fo-: coP-;i:et.!on of analysis t"':*ore tte ctart of the o;,rrationc Analysis chouB be we on the sa.-:.c cqui;;::,..nt ar.:i in the ic:.ie

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Project FQ Bldg., Lobby J. P:-oject W I'ldg., Back door

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Hot Cell, cold side o! shield, t:ort.h 5, Hot Cell, cold side o! e.M.~ld, South

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Bldg. T-745, lneide o! door 7, Eldc:* T-715, Eaves, i:e!.lt en:!

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Pldg. T-601, cold otorage, East will

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Bld.g. T-708 (alor.e highway),

front (Solo-th) wall

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13. BJ..dE. T-1313, Corr.er 21st aoo Davi.. Av*m,e ll. *.Bldg. :'-l.319, Corner ~rd and G"ant. /. -.*er.ue
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16. Buis, T-152, ~ee, Htll, wall of servin( counter
17. :Pld£. T :.ens, Ib.rraCt'Ei !ll'bl,y,

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J,500 500 40,:,

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  • 19, Bldg. T 6ll, ~ide of 1:ennel 2:), Eldg. T-905, Motor rool*

50th Chl.. Plt..

21. Puig. T 501, Post. Enc!neer*

~ (. l"'ab of fallr>1..t mixer t.rucl:

lZ7,00J 3, 400

~J. rab of Di~pers l T,uck

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s~e of sllield 980 JC

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