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Reew Presentation - NRCDose3 NUREG CR 2907 - ML24170A763 Final
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Issue date: 06/25/2024
From: William Rautzen
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NRCDose3 Update NRC NUREG/CR-2907 Bill Rautzen Health Physicist Radiation Protection and Consequence Branch Division of Risk Assessment Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation June 25, 2024 ML24170A763 1

Topics

  • What is NRCDose3
  • Overview of Updates in
  • NRC and Industry End Uses
  • Documentation and Schedule for Release

What is NRCDose3?

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What is NRCDose3

  • NRC code for evaluating doses for reactor licensing (applicants, licensees, NRC staff) and inspection activities
  • Updates the 2012 NRCDose v2.3.20 code (version no longer maintained) 3

What is NRCDose3 (Contd)

  • Graphical user interface (GUI) runs industry standard codes (with updates):

- LADTAP II (NUREG/CR-4013)

- GASPAR II (NUREG/CR-4653)

- XOQDOQ (NUREG/CR-2919)

  • NRC guidance:

- RG 1.109 (exposure pathway dose calculations)

- RG 1.111 (atmospheric transport and dispersion)

- RG 1.113 (aquatic transport and dispersion) 4

Overview of Updates 6

Overview of Updates

  • Addresses the need for a licensing tool to support reactor application submittals
  • Provides an acceptable method for evaluating exposure pathway doses from reactor effluents
  • Improves efficiency in reactor licensing process, and NRC safety and environmental reviews 5

Overview of Updates

  • Improved functionality

- Updated Windows Graphical User Interface (GUI)

  • User modifiable parameter values

- Bioaccumulation factors

- Consumption rates

- Usage factors

- Other parameters

  • Options for ICRP-2, ICRP-30, and ICRP-72 Dose Conversion Factors (DCFs) 6

Overview of Updates

- Main Selection Screen 10

Overview of Updates

- Dose Conversion Factors (DCFs)

  • ICRP-30 DCFs*
  • ICRP-72 DCFs*
  • Ingestion DCFs*: Gastrointestinal Absorption Fractions (f1)
  • Inhalation DCFs*: Lung Clearance Classes for Chemical Compounds

- ICRP-30: D/W/Y

- ICRP-72: F/M/S

  • DCF values obtained from Radiological Toolbox, NRC Radiation Protection Computer Code Analysis and Maintenance program (RAMP) at https://ramp.nrc-gateway.gov/

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NRC and Industry End Uses 11

NRC and Industry End Uses

  • NRC licensing reviews

- Design Certification, Combined License, and Early Site Permit Applications

- License Amendment Requests

  • NRC health physics reactor inspections

- Independent assessment of potential doses from routine and accidental effluent releases

- Independent assessment of ODCM DCF and effluent dose calculations 15

NRC and Industry End Uses (Contd)

  • Calculate doses at locations of interest other than ODCM

- Evaluate Land Use Census

- Public interest

  • Annual dose assessments

- Actual river flows and dilutions

- Meteorology with effluents for evaluated year 16

Documentation and Release 14

Documentation and Release

  • NRCDose3 code v1.1.4 (March 2024)
  • Documentation - User Guide (Currently Draft),

Technical Documents, Release Notes, QA and Testing

  • Distribution by NRC RAMP*

- FREE with user registration

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Annual Radiological Effluent Summary Reports NUREG/CR-2907 16

Annual Licensee Effluent Reports

https://www.nrc.gov/reactors/operating/ops-experience/tritium/plant-info.html 17

NUREG/CR-2907 Radioactive Effluents from Nuclear Power Plants

- Descriptions of the radioactive effluents

- Good visual depictions of effluents via graphs and tables

- The ability for the reader to quickly compare effluents from different nuclear power plants

https://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/nuregs/contract/cr2907/index.html 18

NUREG/CR-2907 Effluent General Categories

  • Gaseous and Liquid Effluents
  • Fission and Activation (Noble) Gases
  • Particulates
  • Effluent Trends
  • Radiation Doses from Gaseous and Liquid Effluents 19

Liquid Tritium, 2022 20

DRAFT Table 3-12 BWR Liquid Releases - Tritium, 2022 Shown in Descending Order of Total Activity 21

DRAFT 22 Table 3-14 PWR Liquid Releases - Tritium, 2022 Shown in Descending Order of Total Activity

Carbon-14, 2022 23

DRAFT Carbon-14 24

  • C-14 parameters vary based on power produced and consumption rates

- PWR activity ranges from 4-14 Ci (9.60 Ci median);

dose ranges from 6E 4.6 mrem (0.18 mrem median)

- BWR activity range is 7 - 23 Ci (14.2 median); dose ranges from 0.01 to 4.7 mrem (0.18 mrem median)

DRAFT Table 3-5 BWR Gaseous Releases - C-14, 2022 25 Shown In Descending Order Of Total Activity

DRAFT 26 Table 3-10 PWR Gaseous Releases - C-14, 2022 Shown In Descending Order Of Total Activity

Fission and Activation (Noble)

Gases, 2022 27

DRAFT Table 3-1 BWR Fission and Activation Gases, 2022 28 Shown in Descending Order of Total Activity

DRAFT Table 3-6 PWR Fission and Activation Gases, 2022 29 Shown in Descending Order of Total Activity

DRAFT Table 3-6 PWR Fission and Activation Gases, 2022, cont.

30 Shown in Descending Order of Total Activity

Effluent Trends, 2022 31

DRAFT Long-Term Trend in Noble Gases in Gaseous Effluents (~99.9% reduction) 32

DRAFT Long-Term Trend in Particulates in Liquid Effluents (~99% reduction or more) 33

Radiation Doses from Gaseous and Liquid Effluents, 2022 34

DRAFT Table 3-19 BWR Gaseous Effluents -

Maximum Annual Organ Dose, 2022 35 Shown in Descending Order of Organ Dose

DRAFT Table 3-20 PWR Gaseous Effluents -

Maximum Annual Organ Dose, 2022 36 Shown in Descending Order of Organ Dose

DRAFT Table 3-21 BWR Liquid Effluents -

Maximum Annual Total Body and Organ Dose, 2022 37 Shown in Descending Order of Organ Dose

DRAFT Table 3-22 PWR Liquid Effluents -

Maximum Annual Total Body and Organ Dose, 2022 38 Shown in Descending Order of Organ Dose

DRAFT Figure 3-21 Median Maximum Annual Organ Dose, Gaseous Effluents 5-Year Trend, 2018-2022 39

DRAFT Figure 3.22 Median Maximum Annual Dose, Liquid Effluents 5-Year Trend, 2018-2022 40

DRAFT Questions?

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Contact Information 42 Bill Rautzen 301-415-7206 (office)

William.Rautzen@nrc.gov