ML22349A044
| ML22349A044 | |
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| Site: | University of Missouri-Columbia |
| Issue date: | 12/08/2022 |
| From: | Univ of Missouri - Columbia |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| Download: ML22349A044 (1) | |
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ATTACHMENT 2 Revised Pages to the University of Missouri Research Reactor Facility Emergency Plan
MURR EMERGENCY PLAN - August 12, 1982 Reprinted December 8, 1989 (includes Revisions 1 through 5)
Revision No. Date Filed Revision No. Date Filed 6 9/20/ 1991 20 1/3/2019 7 1/12/ 1994 21 12/8/2022 8 12/26/1994 9 1/2/1996 10 1/2/1 996 11 11 / 1/1996 12 2/10/2000 13 4/ 1/2004 14 1/23/2006 15 4/27/2007 16 3/30/2012 17 10/ 17/2014 18 9/15/2016 19 2/ 1/2018 New 12/8/89 Reset 9/ 15/16
6.0 EMERGENCY FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT 6.1 Emergency Control Center The reactor control room or the facility lobby will nomrnlly become the Emergency Control Center when the Emergency Organization is activated . Should the situation require evacuation of the entire reactor building, the Emergency Control Center would be moved to the UMHC - University of Missouri Hospitals and Clinics.
6.2 Assessment Facilities The facility stack monitor and the reactor area monitoring system provide immediate indications for assessment of emergency conditions. Portable air sampling equipment and radiation survey meters are available for additional and more refined assessments of the emergency conditions. A fission product monitor provides a gross indication of coolant activity trends. Radiochemical analysis may be used for more accurate indication of coolant and other activities.
6.3 First Aid and Medical Facilities First aid supplied are in an emergency locker and shall be maintained and inventoried and detailed in the Emergency Equipment Maintenance Procedure. Safety showers are installed in north and south hallways. Another shower is available in the men ' s restroom.
The University of Missouri Hospital and Clinics Emergency Action Plan provides for first aid, transportation, and appropriate medical assistance for persons involved in an emergency at MURR.
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9.8 Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ)
Area for which emergency planning is performed to assure that prompt and effective actions can be taken to protect the public in the event of an accident. MURR' s EPZ is the area bounded by a 150 meter radius from the MURR exhaust stack and lies completely within the site boundary.
9.9 Emergency Procedures Emergency procedures are the documented instructions that detail the implementation actions and methods required to achieve the objectives of this emergency plan.
9 .10 MU Police Department Headquarters The MU Police Department Headquarters is located in the General Services Building at 900 East Stadium Boulevard.
9.11 MURR University of Missouri Research Reactor located in Columbia, Missouri .
9.12 Nearest Site Boundary The site boundary east-southeast of the MURR exhaust stack that represents the shortest distance between the exhaust stack and any site boundary for emergency planning purposes (approximately 400 meters).
9.13 Offsite The geographic area that is beyond the site boundary.
9.14 Onsite This part of the University of Missouri owned and controlled grounds that lie within the following site boundaries: south of Stadium Boulevard; west of Route K (Providence Road); north of the MU Recreation Trail; east of the MKT Nature and Fitness Trail. The University of Missouri owned and controlled grounds extend beyond these boundaries but are not included in our definition of "on-site".
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9.19 Site Boundary The site boundary is that boundary listed in the on-site definition, not having restrictive barriers, surrounding the operations boundary wherein the reactor administrator may directly initiate emergency activities. The area within the site boundary may be frequented by people unacquainted with the reactor operations.
9.20 Shall, Should and May The word "shall" is used to denote a requirement; the word "should" to denote a recommendation; and the word "may" to denote pennission, neither a requirement nor a recommendation.
9.21 Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
There are Standard Operating Procedures for Reactor Operations and Health Physics which contain detailed procedures for carrying out their respective responsibilities in handling routine and emergency events.
9 .22 Surveillance Team The person or persons appointed by the Emergency Coordinator to ensure that all personnel have evacuated the facility or a specific part of the facility. In the event of a Reactor Isolation or Facility Evacuation, the Duty Operators will perform the surveillance team function while evacuating the containment building.
9.23 UMHC - University of Missouri Hospitals and Clinics The University of Missouri Hospitals and Clinics are located at 1 Hospital Drive, approximately 1.2 miles from MURR. It serves as a backup Emergency Control Center for MURR.
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