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NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT COOPER NUCLEAR STATION RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENT RELEASE REPORT January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009 USNRC Docket 50-298

CONTENTS Introduction Appendix A: Source Terms Appendix B: Meteorology Appendix C: Dose Calculations References

INTRODUCTION This report summarizes meteorological data and doses from radioactive effluents for the Cooper Nuclear Station for the period January through December, 2009. The data presented is consistent with guidance provided in Regulatory Guide 1.21 of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (Revision 1, 1974) for reporting meteorological data and radioactive effluent data.
The report is organized into three parts. Appendix A presents the effluent and waste disposal source term data. Appendix B presents a summary of onsite meteorological data for the report period, including atmospheric diffusion estimates and a description of the atmospheric diffusion model. Appendix C presents the doses from liquid and gaseous radioactive effluents.
Descriptions of the dose calculation models are also included.

APPENDIX A SOURCE TERMS EFFLUENT AND WASTE DISPOSAL REPORTS SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION

EFFLUENT AND WASTE DISPOSAL ANNUAL REPORT January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009 Cooper Nuclear Station effluent and waste disposal data are presented in the format prescribed by Regulatory Guide 1.21. Meteorological data required by Table 4A&B of Regulatory Guide 1.21 is included in the Meteorological Section of the Annual Radioactive Material Release Report - Radioactive Effluents.
Facility Cooper Nuclear Station       License DPR-46.
A. Regulatory Limits
: 1. Gaseous Waste Effluents
: a. The dose rates due to radioactive materials released in gaseous effluents offsite shall be limited to the following:
: 1. Noble Gases: Less than or equal to 500 mrem/yr to the total body and less than or equal to 3000 mrem/yr to the skin.
: 2. 1-131, 1-133, tritium, and all radionuclides in particulate form with half-lives greater than or equal to 8 days: Less than or equal to 1500 mrem/yr to any organ.
: b. The air dose due to noble gases released in gaseous effluents offsite shall be limited to the following:
: 1. During any calendar quarter: Less than or equal to 5 mrad from gamma radiation and less than or equal to 10 mrad from beta radiation.
: 2. During any calendar year: Less than or equal to 10 mrad from gamma radiation and less than or equal to 20 mrad from beta radiation.
: c. The dose to a member of the public due to 1-131, 1-133, and radioactive materials in particulate form with half-lives greater than 8 days in gaseous effluents offsite shall be limited to the following:
: 1. During any calendar quarter: Less than or equal to 7.5 mrem to any organ.
: 2. During any calendar year: Less than or equal to 15 mrem to any organ.
: 2. Liquid Waste Effluents
: a. January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009 The concentration of radioactive material in water offsite due to radioactive liquid effluents shall not exceed the concentration specified in 10 CFR 20 Part 20.1302 for radionuclides other than dissolved or entrained noble gases. For dissolved or entrained noble gases, the concentration shall not exceed 2 x 10-4 uCi/mI total activity. (CNS Technical Specification Amendment 174 Implementation)
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: b. The dose to a member of the public due to radioactive material in liquid effluents offsite shall be limited to the following:
: 1. During any calendar quarter: Less than or equal to 1.5 mrem to the total body and less than or equal to 5 mrem to any organ.
: 2. During any calendar year: Less than or equal to 3 mrem to the total body and less than or equal to 10 mrem to any organ.
B. Maximum Permissible Concentrations
: 1. Water:        Covered in Section A.2.
: 2. Air:         Covered in Section A.1.
C. Average Energy The average energy (E) of the radionuclide mixtures of fission and activation gases released is not applicable. This information is not utilized for dose or release calculations.
D. Measurements and Approximations of Total Radioactivity The methods used to measure or approximate the total radioactivity in effluents and to determine radionuclide composition are as follows:
: 1. Gaseous Effluents
: a. Fission and Activation Gases:
Radioactivity and radionuclide composition is determined by laboratory HPGe detector analysis in correlation with continuous gross radioactivity monitoring by a beta scintillation detector in the release pathway.
: b. lodines:
Charcoal cartridges provide continuous sample collection. These cartridges are analyzed for radioactivity and radionuclide composition in the laboratory by a HPGe detector gamma spectrometer.
: c. Particulates:
Particulate filters provide continuous sample collection. These filters are analyzed for radioactivity and radionuclide composition in the laboratory by a HPGe detector gamma spectrometer. An aliquot of a filter composite from each release point was analyzed for Sr-89, Sr-90, and gross alpha by an offsite laboratory.
: d. Tritium:
A portable sampling apparatus is utilized to collect a quarterly sample of each radioactive vent effluent. These samples are analyzed using a liquid scintillation counter.
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: 2. Liquid Effluents
: a. Principal gamma emitters and dissolved and entrained gases:
Each batch of liquid effluent is analyzed for radioactivity and radionuclide composition in the laboratory by a HPGe detector gamma spectrometer. In addition, each batch is monitored for gross gamma radioactivity by a Nal detector in-line with the release pathway.
: b. Tritium:
An aliquot of a monthly composite is analyzed using a liquid scintillation counter.
: c. Sr-89 and Sr-90:
An aliquot from a quarterly composite is analyzed by an offsite laboratory.
: d. Gross alpha:
An aliquot from a monthly composite is analyzed by gas flow proportional counting.
: e. Fe-55:
An aliquot from a quarterly composite is analyzed by an offsite laboratory.
E. Batch Releases
: a. Liquid
: 1. Number of batch releases                               16
: 2. Total time period for batch releases                 3334       minutes
: 3. Maximum time period for batch release                 221       minutes
: 4. Average time period for batch release               208.4       minutes
: 5. Minimum time period for batch release                 179       minutes
: 6. Average stream flow during periods                7.73E+07      liters/minute of release of effluent into a flowing stream A3
: b. Gaseous
: 1. Number of batch releases                  0
: 2.      Total time period for batch releases     NA minutes
: 3.      Maximum time period for batch release    NA minutes
: 4.      Average time period for batch release    NA minutes
: 5.      Minimum time period for batch release    NA minutes F. Abnormal Release
: a. Liquid
: 1. Number of releases:                       0
: 2.      Total activity released                  NA Ci
: b. Gaseous
: 1. Number of releases:                       0
: 2.      Total activity released                  NA Ci A4

TABLE 1A EFFLUENT AND WASTE DISPOSAL ANNUAL REPORT GASEOUS EFFLUENTS-SUMMATION OF ALL RELEASES UNIT     1st QTR      2nd QTR   3rd QTR 4th QTR    EST.
TOTAL ERROR A. Fission and activation gases
: 1. Total release          Ci    4.08E+01      1.33E+00 6.75E+00 5.88E+00 2.OE+01
: 2. Average          iiCi/sec 5.24E+00      1.69E-01 8.49E-01 7.40E-01 release rate for period B. lodines
: 1. Total iodine           Ci    2.71E-04      6.99E-05 4.31E-05 1.22E-04 3.OE+01 131
: 2. Average          p.Ci/sec 3.48E-05      8.89E-06 5.43E-06 1.53E-05 release rate for period C. Particulates
: 1. Particulates        Ci    3.41 E-05     5.95E-05 4.65E-05 2.75E-04 5.OE+01 with half-lives >8 days
: 2. Average          pCi/sec  4.39E-06      7.57E-06 5.85E-06 3.46E-05 release rate for period
: 3. Gross alpha         Ci    3.64E-06      4.97E-06 O.OOE+00 3.67E-06 radioactivity D. Tritium
: 1. Total release       Ci    2.46E+00O     2.43E+00 3.69E+00 2.78E+00 3.OE+O1
: 2. Average          ptCi/sec 3.17E-01      3.08E-01 4.64E-01 3.50E-01 release rate for period A5

TABLE 1B EFFLUENT AND GASEOUS WASTE DISPOSAL ANNUAL REPORT GASEOUS EFFLUENT-ELEVATED RELEASE CONTINUOUS MODE          *BATCH NUCLIDES RELEASED               UNIT      1st QTR      2nd QTR   3rd QTR  4th QTR
: 1. Fission gases argon-41                Ci      2.41 E-02     1.71 E-03 2.80E-03 3.03E-02 krypton-83m             Ci      O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 krypton-85m             Ci      3.18E+00      3.05E-02  6.04E-02 1.90E-01 krypton-85              Ci      7.79E-01      o.0OE+00  1.18E-01 O.OOE+00 krypton-87              Ci      5.42E+00      1.56E-01  7.78E-02 6.82E-01 krypton-88              Ci      8.05E+00      1.10E-01  8.49E-02 6.09E-01 krypton-89              Ci      O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 xenon-131m              Ci      3.71E-02      O.OOE+00  2.46E-02 O.OOE+00 xenon-133m              Ci      1.96E-01      O.OOE+00  8.06E-02 O.OOE+00 xenon-133               Ci      8.66E+00      3.19E-02  3.36E+00 4.74E-02 xenon-1 35m             Ci      8.65E-01      2.23E-01  2.43E-01 2.07E-01 xenon-135               Ci      1.02E+01      1.21E-01  1.32E+00 5.81E-01 xenon-1 37              Ci      O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 xenon-138               Ci      1.45E+00      5.78E-01  5.16E-01 5.79E-01 Total for period        Ci      3.89E+01      1.25E+00  5.89E+00 2.93E+00
: 2. lodines iodine-131              Ci      1.80E-04      1.11E-05  9.44E-06 1.30E-05 iodine-132              Ci      O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 iodine-133              Ci      1.68E-05      1.91E-05  1.68E-05 3.41E-05 iodine-134              Ci      O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 iodine-135              Ci      O.OOE+00      6.68E-06  O.OOE+00 6.39E-05 Total for period        Ci      1.97E-04      3.69E-05  2.62E-05 1.11E-04
* No batch discharges were made A6

TABLE 1B EFFLUENT AND GASEOUS WASTE DISPOSAL ANNUAL REPORT GASEOUS EFFLUENT-ELEVATED RELEASE (CONTINUED)
CONTINUOUS MODE         *BATCH NUCLIDES RELEASED                UNIT       1st QTR       2nd QTR   3rd QTR   4th QTR
: 3. Particulates sodium-24                Ci       0.OOE+00       0.00E+00 0.OOE+00  0.00E+00 chromium-51              Ci       0.OOE+00       0.00E+00 1.79E-07   2.76E-06 manganese-54             Ci       O.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 6.18E-08   8.80E-07 manganese-56             Ci       O.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  0.00E+00 iron-59                  Ci       0.00E+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  0.00E+00 cobalt-58                Ci       O.OOE+00       0.OOE+00  1.29E-09  3.42E-07 cobalt-60                Ci        4.31E-07      1.16E-07  1.17E-06  6.14E-06 zinc-65                  Ci       0.00E+00       0.OOE+00 2.03E-09   4.33E-07 zinc-69                  Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 O.00E+00  0.OOE+00 rubidium-88              Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  0.OOE+00 rubidium-89              Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  0.00E+00 strontium-89             Ci        1.91 E-07     4.32E-07 4.07E-07   2.21 E-06 strontium-90             Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 O.OOE+00   3.77E-08 strontium-91             Ci        1.78E-06      4.43E-06 6.86E-06   5.13E-05 yttrium-91m              Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 2.29E-07  0.OOE+00 strontium-92             Ci       O.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  0.OOE+00 niobium-95               Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  0.OOE+00 ruthenium-103            Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.00E+00  0.OOE+00 silver-11Orn             Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  0.OOE+00 tellurium-132            Ci       0.OOE+00       O.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 cesium-1 37              Ci       O.OOE+00       2.94E-08 0.OOE+00   2.29E-07 cesium-138               Ci        2.10E-03      1.26E-03 8.54E-04   2.53E-03 barium-1 39              Ci        7.01 E-04     7.25E-04 6.32E-04   3.85E-03 barium-140               Ci       O.OOE+00       2.50E-07  1.04E-07  9.38E-07 lanthanum-140            Ci        3.32E-07      2.36E-07 3.78E-07   7.06E-07 cerium-144               Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  .0.OOE+00 praesodymium-144         Ci       0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00  0.OOE+00 Total for period         Ci        2.80E-03      1.99E-03  1.50E-03  6.45E-03 Total for period with
   >8d half life            Ci        6.22E-07      8.27E-07 1.93E-06   1.40E-05
* No batch discharges were made A7

TABLE 1C EFFLUENT AND GASEOUS WASTE DISPOSAL ANNUAL REPORT GASEOUS EFFLUENT-BUILDING VENT RELEASE CONTINUOUS MODE          *BATCH NUCLIDES RELEASED               UNIT        1st QTR      2nd QTR    3rd QTR  4th QTR
: 1. Fission gases krypton-83m              Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 krypton-85m              Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 krypton-85               Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.00E+00 O.OOE+00 krypton-87               Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 krypton-88               Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 krypton-89               Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 xenon-131m               Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 xenon-1 33m              Ci       O.OOE+00      0.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 xenon-133                Ci       1.10E+00      O.OOE+00  8.50E-01 2.92E+00 xenon-1 35m              Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 xenon-135                Ci       8.09E-01       8.03E-02 1.19E-02 3.62E-02 xenon-137                Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 xenon-1 38               Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 Total for period         Ci       1.91 E+00      8.03E-02 8.62E-01 2.96E+00
: 2. lodines iodine-131               Ci       6.28E-05       2.12E-05 8.65E-06 1.06E-05 iodine-132               Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 iodine-133               Ci       1.12E-05       1.18E-05 8.24E-06 O.OOE+00 iodine-134               Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 iodine-135               Ci       O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 Total for period         Ci       7.40E-05       3.30E-05 1.69E-05 1.06E-05
* No batch discharges were made.
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TABLE 1C EFFLUENT AND GASEOUS WASTE DISPOSAL ANNUAL REPORT GASEOUS EFFLUENT-BUILDING VENT RELEASE (CONTINUED)
CONTINUOUS MODE         *BATCH NUCLIDES RELEASED                UNIT       1st QTR       2nd QTR  3rd QTR   4thQTR
: 3. Particulates chromium-51               Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 1.77E-06 1.09E-04 manganese-54              Ci       2.90E-07      0.OOE+00 8.87E-07 1.25E-05 manganese-56              Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 cobalt-57                 Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.00E+00 cobalt-58                 Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 1.64E-07 5.55E-06 iron-59                   Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 5.17E-06 cobalt-60                 Ci       2.29E-05      5.56E-05 3.90E-05 1.25E-04 zinc-65                   Ci      0.00E+00       0.OOE+00 7.44E-07 4.23E-06 rubidium-89               Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 strontium-89              Ci       1.03E-05      3.10E-06 2.04E-06 0.OOE+00 strontium-90              Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 strontium-91              Ci      0.00E+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 yttrium-91m               Ci       2.32E-05      0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 strontium-92              Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 niobium-95                Ci      0.OOE+00       0.00E+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 technicium-99m            Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.00E+00 silver-11Om               Ci      0.OOE+00       O.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 cesium-1 37               Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 O.OOE+00 cesium-1 38               Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 barium-1 39               Ci       2.36E-03      3.44E-03 5.50E-04 2.15E-04 barium-140                Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 lanthanum-1 40            Ci      0.OOE+00       6.00E+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 cerium-144                Ci      0.OOE+00       O.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 praseodymium-144          Ci      0.OOE+00       0.OOE+00 0.OOE+00 0.00E+00 Total for period          Ci       2.42E-03      3.50E-03 5.95E-04 4.76E-04 Total for period >8 day half life                 Ci       3.35E-05      5.87E-05 4.46E-05 2.61 E-04
* No batch discharges were made A9

TABLE 2A EFFLUENT AND WASTE DISPOSAL ANNUAL REPORT LIQUID EFFLUENTS-SUMMATION OF ALL RELEASES EST.
UNIT      1st QTR     2nd QTR  3rd QTR    4th QTR   TOTAL ERROR A. Fission and activation products
: 1. Total release           Ci   O.OOE+00      O.OOE+00 3.75E-04   O.OOE+00 2.OE+01 (not including tritium, gases or alpha)
: 2. Average            uaCi/ml  O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00 4.71 E-1 1 O.OOE+00 diluted concentration during period B. Tritium
: 1. Total release        Ci    O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00 3.32E+00   O.OOE+00 2.OE+01
: 2. Average           PCi/mI   O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00 4.17E-07   O.OOE+00 diluted concentration during period Dissolved and entrained C. gases
: 1. Total release           Ci    O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00 5.OE+01
: 2. Average           PCi/mI   O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00 diluted concentration during period D. Gross alpha radioactivity
: 1. Total release           Ci    O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00 O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00 5.OE+01 E. Volume of waste          liters  O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00 9.36E+05   O.OOE+00 1.OE+01 released (prior to dilution)
F. Volume of dilution       liters  O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00 7.96E+09   O.OOE+00 1.OE+01 water used during period A1O

TABLE 2B EFFLUENT AND WASTE DISPOSAL ANNUAL REPORT LIQUID EFFLUENTS CONTINUOUS MODE *BATCH MODE NUCLIDES RELEASED                   UNIT        1st QTR      2nd QTR   3rd QTR   4th QTR sodium-24                   Ci        O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   1.03E-04  O.OOE+00 manganese-54                Ci        O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   2.91 E-05 O.OOE+00 iron-55                     Ci        O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 cobalt-58                    Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   3.37E-05  O.OOE+00 cobalt-60                    Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   1.93E-04  O.OOE+00 zinc-65                     Ci        O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   5.19E-06  O.OOE+00 strontium-89                 Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 strontium-90                 Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   2.83E-06  O.OOE+00 technetium-99m               Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00  O.00E+00 iodine-131                   Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 iodine-133                   Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 cesium-134                   Ci       Q.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   0.00E+00  O.OOE+00 cesium-1 37                  Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 cerium-1 44                  Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   8.06E-06  O.OOE+00 Total for period             Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   3.75E-04  O.OOE+00 xenon-1 33                   Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00 xenon-1 35                   Ci       O.OOE+00     O.OOE+00   O.OOE+00  O.OOE+00
* No continuous mode discharges were made All

TABLE 3 SOLID WASTE AND IRRADIATED FUEL SHIPMENTS PERIOD :January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009 A. Solid Waste Shipped Offsite for Burial or Disposal (Not Irradiated Fuel)
: 1. Type of Waste Unit                  12 Month    Est. Total Period      Error %
: a. Spent resins, filter                       m3                   4.01E+01       N/A sludges, evaporator bottoms, etc.
Ci                   3.06E+02       15%
: b. Dry compressible                           m3                   2.12E+02       N/A waste, contaminated equip, etc.
Ci                   7.67E+00       25%
: c. Irradiated                                 m3                        N/A       N/A components, control rods, etc.
Ci                        N/A
: d. Other                                      m3                        N/A       N/A Ci                        N/A
: 2. Estimate of Major Nuclide Composition (By Type of Waste), Percent %
: a. americium-241                          7.11E-03                 lanthanum-140          1.58E-03 antimony-122                           5.08E-03                 maganese-54            2.13E+00 barium-140                             1.38E-03                 nickel-63              5.47E-01 carbon-1 4                             1.71E-01                 niobium-95m            1.15E-10 cesuim-134                             3.60E-01                 plutonium-238          3.28E-03 cesium-137                             7.73E-01                 plutonium-239          4.46E-03 chromium-51                            1.48E-03                 plutonium-241          1.58E-02 cobalt-58                              5.83E-02                 silver-11 Om           5.41 E-02 cobalt-60                              2.71 E+01                strontium-89           4.03E-03 curium-242                             1.05E-02                 strontium-90           2.01 E-03 curium-244                             8.98E-03                 technetium-99          1.36E-03 iodine-1 29                            8.26E-05                 tritium                1.92E-02 iodine-1 31                            1.30E-03                 xenon-1 33             4.19E-05 iron-55                                5.96E+01                 zinc-65                9.11 E+00 A12

TABLE 3 SOLID WASTE AND IRRADIATED FUEL SHIPMENTS (continued)
PERIOD :January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009 b.
americium-241                            3.60E-03         iron-59             8.59E-01 antimony-122                             6.26E-03         manganese-54        5.16E+00 carbon-14                                6.11E-02         nickel-59           3.27E-03 cerium-141                                5.85E-06        nickel-63           6.34E-01 cesium-1 34                               1.54E-02        niobium-95          1.54E-02 cesium-1 37                              4.56E-01         plutonium-238       1.63E-03 chromium-51                              1.15E+00         plutonium-239       2.27E-03 cobalt-58                                 3.79E-01        plutonium-241       1.59E-02 cobalt-60                                2.83E+01         silver-1 1Om        4.38E-02 curium-242                                6.60E-03        strontium-89        7.OOE-03 curium-243                                2.09E-06        strontium-90        1.66E-03 curium-244                                4.55E-03        technetium-99       1.80E-03 iodine-129                                3.82E-02        tritum              4.84E-03 iron-55                                  6.18E+01         zinc-65             1.04E+00 zirconium-95        7.17E-03 TABLE 3 SOLID WASTE AND IRRADIATED FUEL SHIPMENTS (continued)
PERIOD :January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009
: 3. Solid Waste Disposition Number of Shipments                             Mode of Transportation   Destination 47                                           Exclusive Vehicle        Clive, Utah
: 4. Solidification Agent No shipments required solidification during this period.
B. Irradiated Fuel Shipments (Disposition)
Number of Shipments                             Mode of Transportation   Destination 0                                           N/A                      N/A A13

GASEOUS RADIOACTIVE WASTES CUMULATIVE DOSE DATA A. Maximum gamma air dose                             1st Qtr       2nd Qtr       3rd Qtr       4th Qtr   Annual Site boundary*                                         N            N             N              N        N
: 1. Total                                 mrad     1.OOE-03      6.97E-05      2.11E-04      6.83E-04  1.99E-03 Percent of Technical
: 2. Specification Limit                           0.02%        0.00%         0.00%          0.01%    0.02%
Most Exposed Resident*                               NW            NW            NW             NW       NW
: 1. Total                                 mrad     1.19E-03      1.OOE-04      1.40E-04      1.59E-04  1.90E-03 Percent of Technical
: 2. Specification Limit                           0.02%        0.00%         0.00%          0.00%    0.02%
B. Maximum beta air dose Site boundary*                                         N            N             N              N        N
: 1. Total                                 mrad     1.49E-03      7.82E-05      5.52E-04      1.95E-03  3.74E-03 Percent of Technical
: 2. Specification Limit                           0.01%        0.00%         0.01%          0.02%    0.02%
Most Exposed Resident*                               NW            NW            NW             NW       NW
: 1. Total                                 mrad     1.OOE-03      6.68E-05      2.01E-04      3.66E-04  1.81E-03 Percent of Technical
: 2. Specification Limit                           0.01%        0.00%         0.00%          0.00%    0.01%
C. Maximum organ dose due to 1-131, 1-133, and particulates
(>8 day half lives)
Site boundary*                                         N            N             N              N        N
: 1. Total                                mrem      3.98E-02      1.41 E-02     6.06E-03      1 .30E-02 7.52E-02 Percent of Technical
: 2. Specification Limit                           0.53%        0.19%         0.08%          0.17%    0.50%
: 3. Organ                                        Thyroid       Thyroid      Thyroid        Thyroid   Thyroid
: 4. Exposed Individual                            Infant        Infant        Infant         Infant   Infant Most Exposed Resident*                               NW            NW            NW             NW       NW
: 1. Total                                mrem      2.25E-02      7.78E-03      3.12E-03      3.12E-03  3.90E-02 Percent of Technical
: 2. Specification Limit                           0.30%        0.10%         0.04%          0.04%    0.26%
: 3. Organ                                        Thyroid       Thyroid      Thyroid        Thyroid   Thyroid
: 4. Exposed Individual                            Infant        Infant        Infant         Infant   Infant D. Maximum organ dose rate due to 1-131, 1-133, tritium, and particulates (>8 day half-lives) was 0.0752 mrem/year which was 0.5% of the Technical Specification Limit.
E. All radioactive noble gas effluent monitors were set to automatically alarm when the monitor alarm set point, determined as specified in the Offsite Dose Assessment Manual (ODAM),
was exceeded. This is required to ensure that the 500 mrem/yr to the total body and the 3000 mrem/yr to the skin limits are not exceeded.
         *Residentand Site BoundaryKey: N is 0.67 miles North and NW residence is 0.90 miles Northwest A14

LIQUID RADIOACTIVE WASTES CUMULATIVE DOSE DATA A. Maximum whole body dose          1st Qtr 2nd Qtr   3rd Qtr 4th Qtr  Annual
: 1. Total                 mrem       0        0    2.45E-02    0    2.45E-02
: 2. Percent of Technical          0.00%    0.00%    1.63%   0.00%    0.82%
Specification Limit B. Maximum Organ Dose
: 1. Total                 mrem       0        0    2.49E-02    0    2.49E-02
: 2. Percent of Technical          0.00%    0.00%    0.50%   0.00%    0.25%
Specification Limit A15

SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION A. Unplanned Releases:
None B. NPPD Initiated Changes to the Process Control Program:
None C. Changes to the Offsite Dose Assessment Manual:
None D. Reports Required by the Offsite Dose Assessment Manual:
The following information is being reported per the requirements of ODAM Specification D3.3.2, Condition I, Required Action 1.2.2. This information describes conditions in which particulate and iodine sampling via auxiliary sampling equipment as required by ODAM Specification D3.3.2, Condition I, Required Action 1.1, was out of service.
At 1946 on February 24, 2009 sample flow through the Radwaste/Augmented Radwaste (RW/ARW) Kaman monitor and NMC alternate sampler was secured for planned configuration changes to the sample lines on both the Kaman monitor and NMC sampler.
Re-tubing of the sample lines to the Kaman and NMC sample per CED 6015501 required more than 4 hours to accomplish. During the time period of 19:46 on February 24, 2009 through 01:16 on February 25, 2009, particulate and iodine sampling via the auxiliary sampling system was unable to be performed as required by the ODAM. Sampling of effluent activity was secured for 330 minutes, which is greater than the 4 hours (240 minutes) allowed by the ODAM.
During performance of planned work order 4695126, the ERP sample line was removed in order to replace damaged heat-traced tubing. While the samle line was removed, neither the Kaman or the alternate GE sample was able to be placed in service to monitor ERP stack effluent. Since alternate sampling was not available, the requirements of ODAM D3.3.2, Condition 1.1 were unable to be met. Particulate, iodine and noble gas effluent sampling from the ERP stack was unavailable from 9/17/09 10:24 through 9/17/09 16:50 for a total of 386 minutes, which is greater than the 4 hours (240 minutes) allowed by the ODAM.
A16

APPENDIX B METEOROLOGY

CONTENTS Page METEOROLOGICAL DATA SUMMARIES                          BI MONTHLY 

==SUMMARY==
TABLES OF HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA   B6 JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION TABLES                  B130 ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION ESTIMATES                      B239 ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION MODEL                          B324

METEOROLOGICAL DATA SUMMARIES Meteorological data collected onsite for the period January 1, 2009, through December 31, 2009, were reduced, validated, summarized for analysis, and included in appropriate dose calculations.         Hourly data summaries are provided for all pertinent parameters and for the joint frequency distributions (JFD's) of wind speed and wind direction by atmospheric stability class.
DATA RECOVERY Data recovery statistics      are provided in Table 1 for all pertinent meteorological parameters. Average data recovery for all parameters        in 2009 was approximately 99.4%.
Lowest            Average Data Recovery     Data Recovery January 1   - March 31,   2009         (Ql)     99.5%              99.8%
April 1    -    June 30,  2009          (Q2)     98.6%              98.7%
First Semiannual Period -
January 1 - June 30, 2009          (SEMI)       99.1%              99.3%
July 1 - September 30,     2009        (Q3)     98.6%              99.7%
October 1 - December 31,      2009     (Q4)     94.3%              99.4%
Second Semiannual Period -
July 1 - December 31, 2009         (SEM2)       97.1%              99.5%
Annual Period -
January 1 - December 31,      2009   (ANN)      98.2%              99.4%
B1

WIND AT 100-METER LEVEL AND 10-METER LEVEL*
Predominant Wind            Predominant Wind Direction at 100m Level     Direction at 10m Level Q1       North-Northwest  13.0%      North            12.6%
Q2       North-Northwest  10.7%      North            12.6%
SEMI     North-Northwest  11.9%      North            12.6%
Q3       Southeast        13.2%      North/South/     10.9%
Southeast Q4       South            13.2%      South            13.6%
SEM2     South            10.9%      South            12.2%
ANN      South            10.6%      North            12.0%
Mean Wind Speed             Mean Wind Speed at 100m Level                at 10m Level QI              16.1 MPH                     9.9 MPH Q2              14.0 MPH                     8.6 MPH SEMI            15.0 MPH                     9.3 MPH Q3              11.1 MPH                     6.2 MPH Q4              15.0 MPH                     8.9 MPH SEM2            13.0 MPH                     7.5 MPH ANN             14.0 MPH                     8.4 MPH Maximum Hourly Average Wind      Maximum Hourly Average Wind Speed/(Date at 100m Level)        Speed/(Date at 10m Level)
Qi         50.9 MPH/(09/03/23)              31.0 MPH/(09/03/23)
Q?         39.6 MPH/(09/04/05)              29.2 MPH/(09/04/05)
SEMI       50.9 MPH/(09/03/23)              31.0 MPH/(09/03/23)
Q3         38.2 MPH/(09/08/04)              25.3 MPH/(09/08/04)
Q4         36.2 MPH/(09/10/02)              27.6 MPH/(09/12/25)
SEM2       38.2 MPH/(09/08/04)              27.6 MPH/(09/12/25)
ANN        50.9 MPH/(09/03/23)              31.0 MPH/(09/03/23)
* Average  windspeed and direction data may differ slightly with the computer output included in this appendix due to formatting and rounding differences between programs.
B2

TEMPERATURE AT 10-METER LEVEL Mean Hourly                Average Daily               Average Daily Average Temperature                Maximum                       Minimum Q1   33.5 Degrees F               43.5 Degrees F              23.8 Degrees F Q2   63.7  Degrees F              72.2 Degrees F              54.7 Degrees F SEMI 48.6 Degrees F               57.9 Degrees F              39.3 Degrees F Q3   69.9 Degrees F               78.5 Degrees F              61.5 Degrees F Q4   39.6 Degrees F               47.6 Degrees F              31.5 Degrees F SEM2 54.8 Degrees F               63.0 Degrees F              46.5 Degrees F ANN  51.7 Degrees F               60.5 Degrees F              42.9 Degrees F Maximum Temperature              Minimum Temperature (Date)                           (Date)
Q1                79.8 Degrees F                   -8.0 Degrees F (09/03/05)                       (09/01/15)
Q2                97.5 Deyrees F                   24.1  Degrees F (09/06/23)                        (09/04/07)
SEMI              97.5 Degrees F                   -8.0 Degrees F (09/06/23)                       (09/01/15)
Q3                96.1 Degrees F                   40.8 Degrees F (09/08/08)                       (09/09/29)
Q4                75.2 Degrees F                   -8.3 Degrees F (09/10/08)                       (09/12/10)
SEM2              96.1 Degrees F                   -8.3 Degrees F (09/08/08)                       (09/12/10)
ANN               97.5 Degrees F                   -8.3Degrees F (09/08/23)                        (09/12/10)
B3

PRECIPITATION Maximum Daily          Maximum Hourly Total               Precipitation           Precipitation Precipitation             Total/(Date)            Total/(Date)
Q1              2.35 Inches             0.75 Inches              0.39 Inches (09/03/07)               (09/03/07)
Q2            11.83 Inches              1.55 Inches              0.86 Inches (09/04/26)               (09/06/15)
SEMI          14.18 Inches              1.55 Inches              0.86 Inches (09/04/26)               (09/06/15)
Q3              8.46 Inches             1.20 Inches              0.71 Inches (09/07/03)               (09/08/17)
Q4              7.60 Inches             1.92 Inches              1.53 Inches (09/10/09)               (09/10/09)
SEM2          16.06 Inches              1.92 Inches              1.53 Inches (09/10/09)               (09/10/09)
ANN           30.24 Inches              1.92 Inches               1.53 Inches (09/10/09)               (09/10/09)
ATMOSPHERIC STABILITY Atmospheric   stability    is  determined through classification of differential temperature data based on JFD of the 100-meter wind and the delta T (100m - 10m) stability data.
Unstable Conditions        Neutral Conditions      Stable Conditions Classes A-C                Class D               Classes E-G Q1            1%                       56%                     43%
Q2            6%                       54%                     40%
SEMI          3%                       55%                     42%
Q3            4%                       45%                     51%
Q4           <1%                       55%                     45%
SEM2          2%                       50%                     48%
ANN           3%                       52%                     45%
B4

TABLE 1. Meteorological Data Recovery Data Recovery  (% of total Observations)
January-   April-     January-   July-      October-  July-      January-March     June       June       Sept.      Dec.      Dec.       Dec.
2009      2009       2009       2009       2009      2009       2009 100m wind speed             100.0      98.6       99.3      100.0       97.0      98.5       98.9 100m wind direction         100.0      98.6       99.3      100.0       94.3      97.1       98.2 100m ambient temperature     99.5      98.6       99.1       99.9      100.0     100.0       99.5 60m wind speed              100.0      98.6       99.3       98.6      100.0      99.3       99.6 60m wind direction          100.0      98.6       99.3       98.6      100.0      99.3       99.6 60m ambient temperature      99.5      98.6       99.1       99.9      100.0     100.0       99.5 10m wind speed              100.0      98.6       99.3      100.0      100.0     100.0       99.7 10m wind direction         100.0       98.6       99.3      100.0      100.0     100.0       99.7 10m ambient temperature      99.5      98.6       99.1      100.0      100.0     100.0       99.5 10m dew point               100.0      98.6       99.3       98.6      100.0      99.3       99.3 100m-10m delta T             99.5      98.6       99.1      100.0      100.0     100.0       99.5 100m-60m delta T             99.5      98.6       99.1      100.0      100.0     100.0       99.5 60m-10m delta T              99.5      98.6       99.1      100.0      100.0     100.0       99.5 100m JFD                    100.0      98.6       99.3      100.0      100.0     100.0       99.7 10m JFD                      99.5      98.6       99.1      100.0      100.0     100.0       99.5 lom precip                  100.0     100.0      100.0      100.0      100.0     100.0      100.0 JFD - Joint Frequency Distribution of wind speed,  wind direction and atmospheric stability.

MONTHLY 

==SUMMARY==
TABLES OF HOURLY METEOROLOGICAL DATA The tables presented in this section provide a summary of hourly averages of measured meteorological parameters. The tables provide summaries by month for the annual period January through December, 2009. Summaries for the first  quarter, second quarter, third quarter, fourth quarter, and semiannual periods are also provided. The parameters provided are listed below.
* 10 meter ambient temperature.
* Wind direction frequencies at 10 meters and 100 meters.
* Precipitation.
Any missing or non-measured data are indicated by a field of 9's.
B6

10-Meter Ambient Temperature and 10-Meter Dew Point Temperature B7

PROGRAM:    WETTEMP VERSION:    PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
JAN-MAR 2009 MONTHLY     HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD    1/ 1/ 9 TO  4/  1/ 9 JANUARY 10.0 METERS     LEVEL TEMPERATURE        DEW POINT        RELATIVE HUM    ABSOLUTE  HUM      WET BULB NUMBER            NUMBER             NUMBER          NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR            OBS     (DEG F)   OBS    (DEG F)     OBS        M    OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 1                31      22.2      31     10.6        31    60.7      31      2.2      31     19.0 2                31      22.0      31     10.6        31    61.0      31      2.2      31     18.9 3                31      21.8      31     10.5        31    61.4      31      2.2      31     18.7 4                31      21.4      31     10.3        31    61.9      31      2.2      31     18 .4 5                31      21.3      31     10.4        31    62.3      31      2.2      31     18.3 6                31      21.0      31     10.1        31    62.4      31      2.1      31     18.0 7                31      20.3      31       9.6       31    62.8      31      2.1      31     17.4 8                31      20.0      31       9.5       31    63.5      31      2.1      31     17.2 9                31      20.2      31       9.8       31    63.6      31      2.1      31     17.5 10                 31      21.7      31     10.7        31    62.3      31      2.2      31     18.7 11                 31      24.0      31     11.5        31    58.7      31      2.3      31     20.4 00     12                 31      26.2      31     12.2        31    55.5      31      2.3      31     22.0 13                 31      28.1      31     12.5        31    52.3      31      2.4      31     23.3 14                 31      29.8      31     12.9        31    50.1      31      2.4      31     24.5 15                 31      30.7      31     13.4        31    50.1      31      2.4      31     25.2 16                 31      31.3      31     13.6        31    49.6      31      2.4      31     25.6 17                 31      30.7      31     13. 1       31    49.6      31      2.4      31     25.1 18                 31      29.6      31     12.8        31    50.8      31      2.3      31     24.3 19                 31      28.0      31     12.5        31    52.9      31      2.3      31     23.3 20                 31      26.5      31     12.3        31    55.4      31      2.3      31     22.3 21                 30      25.8      30     12.5        30    57.2      30      2.3      30     21.9 22                 31      24.5      31     11.8        31    58.6      31      2.3      31     20.8 23                 31      23.9      31     11.6        31    59.4      31      2.3      31     20.4 24                 32      23.3      32     11.4        32    60.2      32      2.2      32     19.9 HOURLY MEAN                  24.8             11.5               57.6             2.3             20.9 AVG DAILY MAX                34.6             17.8               68.3             2.9             28.4 AVG DAILY MIN                15.3               4.7              45.7             1.7             13.0 ABSOLUTE MAX                 63.7             33.8               78.1             5.1             46.3 ABSOLUTE MIN                 -8.0            -19.0               20.7                .5           -9.0 TOTAL   OBS                    744              744               744             744               744

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==SUMMARY==
JAN-MAR     2009 MONTHLY   HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD   1/ 1/ 9 TO  4/  1/ 9 FEBRUARY 10.0 METERS    LEVEL TEMPERATURE         DEW POINT       RELATIVE HUM      ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER            NUMBER             NUMBER            NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR         OBS    (DEG F)    OBS    (DEG F)     OBS        (%)    OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 1             28    31.1        28     17.6        28    57.7        28      2.9      28    26.7 2              28    30.3        28     17.1        28    58.2        28      2.9      28    26.0 3             28    29.5        28     16.8        28    59.2        28      2.8      28    25.4 4             28    28.6        28     16.5        28    60.7        28      2.8      28    24.8 5             28    28.0        28     16.4        28    61.7        28      2.8      28    24.3 6             28    27.3        28     16.0        28    62.2        28      2.8      28    23.8 7             28    26.7        28     15.7        28    63.0        28      2.7      28    23.3 8             28    26.5        28     15.7        28    63.4        28      2.7      28    23.2 9             28    27. 8       28     16.8        28    63.2        28      2.9      28    24.3 10              28    30.4        28     18.1        28    60.5        28      3.0      28    26.3 11              28    33.0        28     19.0        28    56.9        28      3.1      28    28.2 12              28    35.4        28     19.6        28    53.5        28      3.2      28    29.8 13              27    38.1        28     19.8        27    48.4        27      3.2      27    31.4 14              27    40.3        28     20.0        27    45.1        27      3.1      27    32.7 15              27    41.9        28     19.8        27    42.3        27      3.1      27    33.6 16              27    43.1        28     19.5        27    40.2        27      3.1      27    34.2 17              27    43.3        28     19.4        27    39.7        27      3.1      27    34.3 18              27    41.8        28     18.9        27    40.8        27      3.0      27    33.4 19              27    39.3        28     18.7        27    44.0        27      3.0      27    31.9 20              27    37.4        28     18.3        27    46.5        27      2.9      27    30.7 21              27    35.8        28     18.6        27    49.9        27      3.0      27    29.8 22              27    34.3        28     18.4        27    52.7        27      3.0      27    28.8 23              28    32.5        28     17.5        28    54.3        28      2.9      28    27.5 24              28    31.1        28     17.3        28    56.9        28      2.9      28    26.5 HOURLY MEAN              33.8              18.0               53.5               2.9             28.3 AVG DAILY MAX            44.1              24.4               68.2               3.8             35.5 AVG DAILY MIN            23.4              10.8               38.8               2.2             20.3 ABSOLUTE MAX             67.5              45.6               77.7               7.9             53.1 ABSOLUTE MIN              4.8              -6.8               21.2                 .9             3.3 TOTAL OBS                 662                672               662               662              662

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==SUMMARY==
JAN-MAR 2009 MONTHLY   HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD         1/ 1/ 9 TO  4/  1/ 9 MARCH 10.0 METERS    LEVEL TEMPERATURE             DEW POINT        RELATIVE HUM    ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER                  NUMBER             NUMBER          NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR         OBS     (DEG    F)      OBS    (DEG   F)   OBS             OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG   F) 1              31     38.9             31     25.2        31    58.0      31      4.0      31    33.6 2              31     38.0             31     24.6        31    58.9      31      3.9      31    32.9 3              31     37.1             31     24.5        31    60.4      31      3.9      31    32.4 4              31     36.2             31     24.2        31    61.7      31      3.8      31    31.7 5              31      35.6            31     23.8        31    62.3      31      3.8      31    31.2 6             31     35.1             31     23.4        31    62.5      31      3.8      31    30.9 7              31     34.8             31     23.4        31    62.9      31      3.8      31    30.7 8              31     35.2             31     23.7        31    62.9      31      3.8      31    31.0 9              31     37.2             31     24.7        31    60.8      31      3.9      31    32.5 10              31      39.9            31     25.6        31    57.1      31      4.0      31    34.3 11              31      42.6            31     25.8        31    52.6      31      4.1      31    35.8 to 12              31      44.9            31     26.2        31    49.4      31      4.1      31    37.2 13              31      46.8            31     26.5        31    47.1      31      4.1      31    38.3 14              31      48.4            31     26.8        31    45.0      31      4.1      31     39.2 15              31      49.3            31     27.2        31    44.4      31      4.2      31    39.8 16              31      50.0            31     27.6        31    44.0      31      4.2      31     40.3 17              31      50.0            31     27.5        31    43.9      31      4.2      31     40.3 18              31      49.1            31     27.4        31    45.1      31      4.2      31    39.9 19              31      47.4            31     27.3        31    47.3      31      4.2      31     39.0 20              31      45.4            31     27.2        31    50.4      31      4.2      31     37.9 21              31      43.6            31     27.3        31    53.5      31      4.3      31    37.0 22              31      42.2            31     27.0        31    55.6      31      4.2      31    36.1 23              31      40.9            31     26.7        31    57.4      31      4.2      31     35.3 24              31      40.2            31     26.2        31    57.8      31      4.1      31    34.8 HOURLY MEAN               42.0                   25.8               54.2             4.0             35.5 AVG DAILY MAX             51.9                   31.6               67.2             5.0             42.0 AVG DAILY MIN             32.7                   19.8               40.8             3.2             28.6 ABSOLUTE MAX              79.8                   49.6               78.4             9.0             58.8 ABSOLUTE MIN                4.7                  -4.9               17.0             1.0              3.1 TOTAL OBS                  744                     744               744             744              744

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
JAN-MAR 2009 JAN-MAR    HOUR AVERAGES    FOR THE PERIOD   1/ 1/ 9 TO   4/   1/ 9 10.0 METERS   LEVEL TEMPERATURE           DEW POINT         RELATIVE HUM      ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER               NUMBER              NUMBER            NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR         OBS     (DEG   F)    OBS    (DEG F)      OBS               OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG   F) 1            90      30.7         90     17.8         90      58.8      90      3.0      90     26.4 2            90      30.1         90     17.4         90      59.4      90      3.0      90     25.9 3            90      29.5         90     17.3         90      60.4      90      3.0      90     25.5 4            90      28.7         90     17.0         90      61.4      90      2.9      90     25.0 5            90      28.3         90     16.9         90      62.1      90      2.9      90     24.6 6            90      27.8         90     16.5         90      62.4      90      2.9      90     24.2 7            90      27.3         90     16.2         90      62.9      90      2.9      90     23.8 8            90      27.3         90     16.3         90      63.3      90      2.9      90     23.8 9            90      28.4         90     17.1         90      62.5      90      3.0      90     24.8 10             90      30.7         90     18.1         90      59.9      90      3.1      90     26.4 11             90      33.2         90     18.8         90      56.0      90      3.2      90     28.1 12             90      35.5         90     19.3         90      52.8      90      3.2      90     29.6 13             89      37.7         90     19.6         89      49.3      89      3.2      89     31.0 14             89      39.5         90     19.9         89      46.8      89      3.2      89     32.1 15             89      40.6         90     20.2         89      45.8      89      3.3      89     32.8 16             89      41.4         90     20.2         89      44.8      89      3.3      89     33.3 17             89      41.2         90     20.0         89      44.6      89      3.2      89     33.2 18             89      40.1         90     19.7         89      45.8      89      3.2      89     32.5 19             89      38.2         90     19.5         89      48.3      89      3.2      89     31.4 20             89      36.4         90     19.3         89      51.0      89      3.2      89     30.3 21             88      35.1         89     19.6         88      53.7      88      3.2      88     29.6 22             89      33.6         90     19.1         89      55.7      89      3.2      89     28.6 23             90      32.4         90     18.6         90      57.1      90      3.1      90     27.7 24             91      31.5         91     18.3         91      58.4      91      3.1      91     27.0 HOURLY MEAN               33.5                 18.4                 55.2             3.1             28.2 AVG DAILY MAX             43.5                24.6                  67.9             3.9             35.3 AVG DAILY MIN             23.8                 11.8                 41.8             2.3             20.6 ABSOLUTE MAX              79.8                 49.6                 78.4             9.0             58.8 ABSOLUTE MIN              -8.0               -19.0                  17.0               .5            -9.0 TOTAL OBS                 2150                2160                  2150            2150             2150

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
APR-JUN 2009 MONTHLY HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD    4/   1/ 9 TO 7/ 1/ 9 APRIL 10.0 METERS    LEVEL TEMPERATURE       DEW POINT         RELATIVE HUM   ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER            NUMBER              NUMBER         NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR         OBS     (DEG F)   OBS      (DEG F)    OBS       (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 1             29      48.2     29        34.5       29   61.7      29      5.8      29     42.5 2              29      47.3     29        34.5       29   63.5      29      5.8      29     42.0 3              29      46.8     29        34.2       29   64.0      29      5.7      29     41.6 4             29      46.1     29        33.9       29   65.0      29      5.6      29     41.1 5              29      45.3     29        33.7       29   66.2      29      5.6      29     40.6 6             29      44.8     29        34.6       29   68.4      29      5.7      29     40.5 7              29      44.8     29        35.1       29   69.4      29      5.8      29     40.6 8             28      46.8     28        35.9       28   66.8      28      6.0      28     42.1 9             28      49.1     28        36.3       28   62.8      28      6.1      28     43.4 10              28      51.4     28        36.5       28   58.5      28      6.1      28     44.7 11              28     53.5      28        36.5       28   55.1      28      6.1      28     45.8 12              28     55.4      28        36.3       28   51.7     28       6.1      28    46.7 13              28     56.9      28        35.9       28   48.9     28       6.0      28    47.3 14              29     58.3      29        34.7       29   45.4     29       5.8      29    47.6 15              29     59.5      29        34.9       29   43.9     29       5.8      29    48.2 16              29     59.9      29        35.0       29   43.7     29       5.7      29    48.4 17              29      60.0     29        35.2       29   43.9     29       5.8      29    48.5 18              29     59.5      29        35.6       29   45.3     29       5.9      29    48.4 19              29     58.5      29        35.9       29   47.0     29       6.0      29    48.1 20              29     56.4      29        36.0       29   49.9     29       6.0      29    47.1 21              29     54.1      29        36.0       29   53.5     29       6.0      29    46.1 22              29     52.6      29        36.3       29   56.9     29       6.1      29    45.4 23              29     51.1      29        36.0       29   59.0     29       6.1      29    44.6 24              29     50.2      29        35.8       29   60.5     29       6.0      29    44.0 HOURLY MEAN               52.3               35.4             56.3             5.9             44.8 AVG DAILY MAX             61.5               40.0             72.7             7.0             49.8 AVG DAILY MIN             43.0               28.8             39.1             4.6             38.4 ABSOLUTE MAX              89.4               63.0             88.6            14.4             67.8 ABSOLUTE MIN              24.1               -7.2             11.2               .8            22.1 TOTAL OBS                  690                 690             690             690              690

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-l.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
APR-JUN 2009 MONTHLY HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD    4/   1/   9 TO 7/ 1/   9 MAY 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE      DEW POINT            RELATIVE HUM    ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER          NUMBER                 NUMBER          NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR          OBS    (DEG F)  OBS       (DEG F)      OBS        (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 1              31    60.1      31       47.9          31    64.9      31      8.8      31    53.8 2              31    59.3      31       47.9          31    66.9      31      8.9      31    53.5 3              31    58.3      31       48.3          31    70.1      31      9.0      31    53.2 4              31    57.7      31       48.1          31    71.0      31      8.9      31    52.7 5              31    57.2      31       47.8          31    71.8      31      8.9      31    52.4 6              31    56.9      31       47.7          31    72.1      31      8.8      31    52.2 7              31    57.9      31       48.0          31    70.6      31      8.9      31    52.8 8              31    60.2      31       48.4          31    66.3      31      9.0      31    54.0 9              31    62.8      31       48.7          31    61.7      31      9.1      31    55.3 10               31    65.1      31       48.5          31    56.9      31      9.0      31    56.2 11               31    67.3      31       48.1          31    52.4      31      8.9      31    56.9 12               31    69.2      31       47.8          31    49.0      31      8.7      31    57.5 13               31    70.6      31       47.5          31    46.6      31      8.6      31    58.0 14               31    71.5      31       47.8          31    45.8      31      8.7      31    58.5 15               31    72.0      31       48.1          31    45.8      31      8.8      31    58.9 16               31    72.4      31       47.9          31    44.9      31      8.8      31    58.9 17               31    72.4      31       48.0          31    45.0      31      8.8      31    59.0 18               31    72.3      31       47.8          31    45.0      31      8.8      31    58.9 19               31    71.2      31       47.5          31    45.9      31      8.7      31    58.3 20               31    68.8      31       48.1          31    50.4      31      8.8      31    57.6 21               31    66.5      31       48.2          31    54.1      31      8.9      31    56.7 22               31    64.7      31       48.2          31    56.6      31      8.9      31    55.9 23               31    63.2      31       48.3          31    59.6      31      8.9      31    55.3 24               31    62.1      31       48.3          31    61.9      31      8.9      31    54.8 HOURLY MEAN               65.0               48.0                57.3             8.9             55.9 AVG DAILY MAX             73.8               53.0                76.1            10.6             60.1 AVG DAILY MIN             55.7               42.2                38.8             7.1             50.5 ABSOLUTE MAX              88.5               67.0                89.6            16.6             70.4 ABSOLUTE MIN              44.0               28.7                24.1             4.0             40.3 TOTAL OBS                  744                744                 744             744              744

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE         

==SUMMARY==
APR-JUN 2009 MONTHLY HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD     4/    1/ 9 TO    7/ 1/ 9 JUNE 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE       DEW POINT              RELATIVE HUM    ABSOLUTE HUM      WET BULB NUMBER            NUMBER                   NUMBER          NUMBER          NUMBER HOUR          OBS    (DEG F)   OBS       (DEG F)        OBS       (%)   OBS    (GM/M3)  OBS    (DEG F) 1              30     69.8      30        62.1           30    77.4            14.4 30              30     65.1 2              30    68.9       30        61.7           30    78.5      30    14.2      30     64.5 3              30    68.3       30        61.3           30    79.2      30    14.1      30     64.1 4              30    67.6       30        60.7           30    79.3      30    13.9      30     63.6 5              30    66.9       30        60.5           30    80.4      30    13.8      30     63.2 6              30    66.7       30        60.4           30    80.8      30    13.7      30     63.0 7              30    67.6       30        60.9           30    79.4      30    14.0      30     63.6 8              30    69.3       30        61.2           30    75.9      30    14.1      30     64.4 9              30    71.4       30        61.6           30    72.0      30    14.2      30     65.4 10               30    73.5       30        61.9           30    68.0      30    14.3      30     66.3 11               30    75.5       30        62.1           30    64.2      30    14.4      30     67.2 12               30    77.2       30        61.9           30    60.7      30    14.4      30     67.7 13               30    78.3       30        61.6           30    58.3      30    14.2      30     67.9 14               30    79.0       30        61.7           30   57.2       30    14.2      30     68.2 15               30    79.2       30        61.9           30   57.2       30    14.3      30     68.4 16               30    79.1       30        62.0           30   57.6       30    14.3      30     68.4 17               30    79.0       30        62.2           30   58.5       30    14.4      30     68.5 18               30    78.7       30        62.3           30   59.0       30    14.5      30     68.4 19               30    77.9       30        63.0           30    61.7      30    14.8      30     68.5 20               30    75.7      30         63.2           30    66.3      30    14.9      30     67.9 21              30     73.6      30         63.0           30   70.2       30    14.8      30     67.0 22              30     72.2      30         62.5           30   72.5       30    14.6      30     66.3 23              30     71.1      30         62.2           30   74.1       30    14.5      30     65.7 24              30     70.1      30         62.1           30   76.3       30    14.4      30     65.2 HOURLY MEAN               73.2                61.8                 69.4             14.3            66.2 AVG DAILY MAX             81.1                66.4                 85.7             16.6            70.0 AVG DAILY MIN             65.3                57.8                 52.5             12.4            61.8 ABSOLUTE MAX              97.5                79.8                 92.6             24.6            82.9 ABSOLUTE MIN              55.1                39.4                 28.3              6.1            49.2 TOTAL OBS                  720                  720                 720              720             720

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
APR-JUN 2009 APR-JUN HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD    4/   1/ 9 TO 7/ 1/ 9 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE       DEW POINT          RELATIVE HUM   ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER           NUMBER               NUMBER         NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR         OBS    (DEG F)   OBS       (DEG F)    OBS      (%)   OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 1             90    59.5       90        48.3       90   68.0      90      9.7      90     53.9 2             90    58.6       90        48.2       90   69.7      90      9.7      90     53.5 3             90    57.9       90        48.1       90   71.2      90      9.6      90     53.1 4             90    57.3       90        47.7       90   71.8      90      9.5      90     52.6 5             90    56.6       90        47.5       90   72.9      90      9.5      90     52.2 6             90    56.3       90        47.7       90   73.8      90      9.5      90     52.0 7             90    56.9       90        48.1       90   73.2      90      9.6      90     52.5 8             89    59.1       89        48.8       89   69.7      89      9.8      89     53.8 9             89    61.4       89        49.2       89   65.5      89      9.9      89     55.0 10              89    63.6       89        49.3       89   61.1      89      9.9      89     56.0 11              89    65.8       89        49.2       89   57.2      89      9.9      89     56.9 12              89    67.6       89        49.0       89   53.8      89      9.8      89     57.5
[JI 13              89    68.9       89        48.6       89   51.2      89      9.7      89     58.0 14              90    69.7       90        48.2       90   49.5      90      9.6      90     58.2 15              90    70.4       90        48.4       90   49.0      90      9.7      90     58.6 16              90    70.6       90        48.4       90   48.8      90      9.6      90     58.7 17              90    70.6       90        48.6       90   49.1      90      9.7      90     58.8 18              90    70.3       90        48.7       90   49.8      90      9.7      90     58.7 19              90    69.3       90        48.9       90   51.5      90      9.8      90     58.4 20              90    67.1       90        49.2       90   55.6      90    10.0       90     57.7 21              90    64.9       90        49.2       90   59.3      90    10.0       90     56.7 22              90    63.3       90        49.1       90   62.0      90      9.9      90     56.0 23              90    62.0       90        49.0       90   64.3      90      9.9      90    55.3 24              90    60.9       90        48.8       90   66.2      90      9.8      90    54.8 HOURLY MEAN              63.7                48.6             61.0             9.7             55.8 AVG DAILY MAX            72.2                53.1             78.1            11.4             60.0 AVG DAILY MIN            54.7                42.9             43.4             8.0             50.2 ABSOLUTE MAX             97.5                79.8             92.6            24.6             82.9 ABSOLUTE MIN             24.1                -7.2             11.2               .8            22.1 TOTAL OBS                2154                2154             2154            2154             2154

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
JAN-JUN 2009 JAN-JUN    HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD  I/   1/ 9 TO   7/  l/ 9 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE        DEW POINT          RELATIVE HUM     ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER            NUMBER               NUMBER           NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR         OBS    (DEG F)    OBS   (DEG F)        OS          (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS   (DEG F) 1          180      45.1     180     33.1          180     63.4    180       6.4    180     40.2 2          180      44.4     180     32.8          180     64.5    180       6.3    180     39.7 3          180      43.7     180     32.7          180     65.8    180       6.3    18o     39.3 4          180      43.0     180     32.4          180     66.6    18o       6.2    180     38.8 5          180      42.4     180     32.2          180     67.5    180       6.2    180     38.4 6          180      42.0     180     32.1          180     68.1    180       6.2    180     38.1 7          180      42.1     180     32.2          180     68.0    18o       6.2    180     38.1 8          179      43.1     179     32.5          179     66.5    179       6.3    179     38.7 9          179      44.8     179     33.1          179     64.0    179       6.4    179     39.8 10           179      47.1     179     33.6          179     60.5    179       6.5    179     41.1 11           179      49.4     179     33.9          179     56.6    179       6.5    179     42.4 12           179      51.4     179     34.0          179     53.3    179       6.5    179     43.5 13           178      53.3     179     34.0          178     50.3    178       6.4    178     44.5 14           179      54.7     180     34.0          179     48.2    179       6.4    179     45.2 15           179      55.6     180     34.3          179     47.4    179       6.5    179     45.8 16           179      56.1     180     34.3          179     46.8    179       6.5    179     46.1 17           179      56.0     180     34.3          179     46.9    179       6.5    179     46.1 18           179      55.3     180     34.2          179     47.8    179       6.5    179     45.7 19           179      53.9     180     34.2          179     49.9    179       6.5    179     45.0 20           179      51.8     180     34.3          179     53.3    179       6.6    179     44.0 21           178      50.2     179     34.5          178     56.5    178       6.6    178     43.3 22           179      48.5     180     34.1          179     58.9    179       6.5    179     42.4 23           180      47.2     180     33.8          18o     60.7    18o       6.5    180     41.5 24           181      46.1     181     33.5          181     62.3    181       6.4    181     40.8 HOURLY MEAN              48.6              33.5                  58.1             6.4            42.0 AVG DAILY MAX            57.9              38.9                  73.0             7.7            47.7 AVG DAILY MIN            39.3             27.4                   42.6             5.2            35.5 ABSOLUTE MAX             97.5              79.8                  92.6            24.6            82.9 ABSOLUTE MIN             -8.0            -19.0                   11.2               .5           -9.0 TOTAL OBS                4304              4314                  4304            4304            4304

PROGRAM:   WETTEMP VERSION:   PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
JUL-SEP 2009 MONTHLY HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD       7/   1/ 9 TO 10/ 1/ 9 JULY 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE        DEW POINT           RELATIVE HUM   ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER             NUMBER                NUMBER         NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR           OBS    (DEG   F)  OBS       (DEG F)     OBS       (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 1             31    68.6        31       62.1         31   80.1      31    14.3       31     64.6 2             31    67.8        31       61.3         31   80.2      31    13.9       31     63.9 3             31    66.9        31       60.7         31   80.8      31    13.6       31    63.2 4             31    66.2        31       60.5         31   82.2      31    13.6       31    62.8 5             31    65.4        31       60.2         31   83.2      31    13.4       31    62.3 6             31    65.1        31       60.0         31   83.7      31    13.4       31    62.1 7             31    66.0        31       60.5         31   82.6      31    13.6       31    62.7 8             31    68.4        31       61.5         31   78.9      31    14.0       31    64.2 9             31    70.6        31       62.0         31   74.8      31    14.1       31    65.4 10               31    72.6        31       62.0         31   70.1      31    14.1       31    66.1 ii               31    74.5        31       62.0         31   66.0      31    14 .1      31    66.8 12               31    76.2        31       61.7         31   62.0      31    13.9       31    67.2 13               31    77.2        31       61.4         31   59.6      31    13.8       31    67.4 14               31    78.1        31       61.1         31   57.5      31    13.6       31    67.5 15               31    78.8        31       61.4         31   56.7      31    13.7       31    67.9 16               31    79.3        31       61.7         31   56.4      31    13.9       31    68.2 17               31    79.6        31       62.0         31   56.2      31    14.0       31    68.5 18               31    79.2        31       62.3         31   57.3      31    14.2       31    68.5 19               31    77.9        31       63.5         31   62.2      31    14.8       31    68.8 20                31    75.4        31       64.5         31   69.5      31    15.4       31    68.5 21                31    73.3        31       64.1         31   73.1      31    15.2       31    67.5 22               31    71.8        31       63.6         31   75.8      31    15.0       31     66.7 23               31    70.5        31       63.4         31   78.5      31    14.9       31     66.1 24               31    69.6        31       62.9         31   79.6      31    14.7       31    65.5 HOURLY MEAN                72.5                 61.9              71.1            14.1             65.9 AVG DAILY MAX              80.3                 66.4              86.6            16.4             70.0 AVG DAILY MIN              64.0                 57.8              53.4            12.2             60.8 ABSOLUTE MAX               92.1                 78.2              92.0            23.6             80.0 ABSOLUTE MIN               54.0                 46.1              34.8             7.8             52.3 TOTAL OBS                   744                  744               744             744              744

PROGRAM:  WETTEMP VERSION:  PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
JUL-SEP 2009 MONTHLY HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD      7/   1/ 9 TO 10/ 1/ 9 AUGUST 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE        DEW POINT          RELATIVE HUM   ABSOLUTE HUM      WET BULB NUMBER           NUMBER                NUMBER         NUMBER          NUMBER HOUR           OBS    (DEG F)   OBS       (DEG F)     OBS       (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)  OBS    (DEG F) 1               31    68.3       31       61.8         31   80.2      31    14.1      31    64.3 2               31    67.5       31        61.2        31   80.9      31    13.9      31    63.7 3               31    66.9       31        60.6        31   80.6      31    13.6      31    63.1 4               31    66.3       31        60.3        31   81.4      31    13.5      31    62.7 5               31    65.7       31        59.9        31   81.8      31    13.3      31    62.2 6               31    65.0       31       59.6         31   83.2      31    13.2      31    61.8 7               31    65.3       31        60.1        31   83.5      31    13.4      31    62.2 8               31    67. 3      31        60.8        31   80.0      31    13.7      31    63.3 9               31    69.8       31        61.7        31   76.0      31    14.0      31    64.8 10               31    72.3       31        62.3        31   71.4      31    14.3      31    66.1 11               31    74.4       31        62.6        31   67.2      31    14.4      31    67.0 00      12               31    76.2       31        62.3        31   62.8      31    14.3      31    67.5 13               31    77.6       31        62.3        31   60.1      31    14.3      31    68.0 14               31    78.6       31       62.5         31   58.5      31    14.4      31    68.4 15               31    79.7       31       62.9         31   57.2      31    14.5      31    69.0 16               31    79.8       31       63.0         31   57.2      31    14.6      31    69.0 17               31    79.2       31       62.8         31   58.4      31    14.5      31    68.8 18               31    78.7       31       63.1         31   59.6      31    14.6      31    68.8 19                31    76.9       31       63.6         31   64.3      31    15.0      31    68.5 20                31    74.4       31       63.5         31   69.4      31    14.9      31    67.5 21                31    72.2       31       63.0         31   73.3      31    14.7      31    66.5 22                31    70.9       31       62.9         31   76.3      31    14.7      31    65.9 23                31    69.6       31       62.6         31   78.7      31    14.5      31    65.2 24                31    68.7       31       62.1         31   79.8      31    14.3      31    64.6 HOURLY MEAN                72.1                62.0              71.8            14.2            65.8 AVG DAILY MAX              80.4                65.8              86.5            16.1            69.8 AVG DAILY MIN              64.0                58.0              55.2            12.4            60.8 ABSOLUTE MAX               96.1                76.5              93.3            22.3            80.2 ABSOLUTE MIN               48.7                45.8              39.5             7.9            47.3 TOTAL OBS                   744                 744               744             744             744

PROGRAM:  WETTEMP VERSION:  PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
JUL-SEP 2009 MONTHLY HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD    7/    1/ 9 TO 10/ 1/ 9 SEPTEMBR 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE      DEW POINT            RELATIVE HUM    ABSOLUTE HUM      WET BULB NUMBER          NUMBER                 NUMBER          NUMBER          NUMBER HOUR          OBS    (DEG F)  OBS       (DEG F)      OBS        (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)  OBS    (DEG   F) 1              30    60.1      29        53.2         29    78.7      29    10.7      29     56.3 2              30    59.5      29        53.1         29    80.2      29    10.7      29     56.0 3              30    58.8      29        52.8         29    81.1      29    10.6      29     55.6 4              30    58.1      29        52.3         29    81.5      29    10.4      29     55.0 5              30    57.6      29        51.9         29    81.9      29    10.3      29     54.5 6              30    57.1      29        51.7         29    82.4      29    10.2      29     54.3 7              30    56.9      28        49.4         28    80.3      28     9.8      28     53.4 8              30    58.5      28        50.1         28    79.3      28    10.2      28     54.8 9              30    61.3      28        51.4         28    75.2      28    10.6      28     56.7 10               30    64.7      28        51.8         28    68.5      28    10.8      28     58.4 11               30    68.1      28        51.4         28    60.9      28    10.6      28     59.6 12               30    70.4      28        50.6         28    55.6      28    10.3      28     60.1 13-              30    72.0      29        50.2         29    51.3      29    10.1      29     60.6 14               30    73.0      29        50.1         29    49.5      29    10.0      29     60.9 15               30    73.8      29        51.1         29    47.7      29     9.9      29     61.1 16               30    73.9      29        52.4         29    48.8      29    10.2      29     61.6 17               30    73.5      29        52.5         29    49.8      29    10.3      29     61.5 18               30    72.3      29        53.2         29    52.5      29    10.5      29     61.4 19               30    69.7      29        54.0         29    58.6      29    10.8      29     60.7 20               30    66.9      29        54.2         29    64.9      29    11.0      29     59.7 21               30    65.0      29        54.1         29    69.2      29    11.0      29     58.9 22               30    63.6      29        54.0         29    72.1      29    10.9      29     58.2 23               30    62.6      29        53.7         29    73.9      29    10.8      29     57.7 24               30    61.3      29        53.5         29    76.4      29    10.8      29     57.0 HOURLY MEAN               64.9                52.2               67.5            10.5            58.1 AVG DAILY MAX             74.6                56.7               84.5            12.0            62.4 AVG DAILY MIN             56.2                46.9               46.7             8.9            52.9 ABSOLUTE MAX              80.9                66.4               90.8            16.2            70.8 ABSOLUTE MIN              40.8              -22.0                 1.6               .4           37.9 TOTAL OBS                  720                 690                690             690              690

PROGRAM:   WETTEMP VERSION:   PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER    NUCLEAR STATION      10-M TEMPERATURE         

==SUMMARY==
JUL-SEP 2009 JUL-SEP HOUR AVERAGES      FOR THE     PERIOD    7/    1/  9 TO 10/  1/ 9 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE             DEW     POINT          RELATIVE HUM    ABSOLUTE  HUM     WET BULB NUMBER                 NUMBER                   NUMBER          NUMBER          NUMBER HOUR           OBS    (DEG   F)       OBS       (DEG   F)      OBS       (%)   OBS    (GM/M3)  OBS    (DEG   F) 1               92     65.7            91        59.1           91   79.7       91    13.1      91    61.9 2                92     65.0            91        58.7           91   80.4       91    12.9      91    61.3 3                92     64.3            91        58.2           91   80.8       91    12.7      91    60.7 4               92     63.6            91        57.8           91   81.7       91    12.5      91    60.3 5                92     63.0            91        57.4           91   82.3       91    12.4      91    59.8 6               92     62.5            91        57.2           91   83.1       91    12.3      91    59.5 7                92     62.8            90        56.9           90   82.2       90    12.3      90    59.6 8                92     64.8            90        57.7           90   79.4       90    12.7      90    61.0 9               92     67.3            90        58.6           90   75.3       90    13.0      90    62.5 10                92    70.0             90        59.0           90   70.1       90    13.1      90    63.7 11                92    72.4             90        58.9           90   64.8       90    13.1      90    64.6 tyJ      12                92    74.3             90        58.5           90   60.3       90    12.9      90    65.1 13                92    75.6             91        58.2           91   57.1       91    12.8      91    65.4 14                92    76.6             91        58.1           91   55.3       91    12.7      91    65.7 15                92    77.5             91        58.6           91   54.0       91    12.8      91    66.1 16                92    77.7             91        59.2           91   54.3       91    12.9      91    66.4 17                92    77.5             91        59.3           91   54.9       91    13.0      91    66.4 18                92    76.8             91        59.6           91   56.6       91    13.2      91    66.3 19                92    74.9             91        60.5           91   61.8       91    13.6      91    66.1 20                92    72.3             91        60.9           91   68.0       91    13.8      91    65.4 21                92    70.2             91        60.5           91   71.9       91    13.7      91    64.4 22                92     68.8            91        60.3           91   74.8       91    13.6      91    63.7 23                92     67.6            91        60.0           91   77.1       91    13.5      91    63.1 24                92     66.6            91        59.6           91   78.6       91    13.3      91    62.5 HOURLY   MEAN               69.9                      58.9                 70.2             13.0            63.4 AVG  DAILY MAX              78.5                      63.0                 85.9             14.9            67.5 AVG  DAILY MIN              61.5                      54.3                 51.8             11.2            58.2 ABSOLUTE MAX                96.1                      78.2                 93.3             23.6            80.2 ABSOLUTE   MIN              40.8                     -22.0                  1.6                .4           37.9 TOTAL OBS                   2208                      2178                 2178             2178            2178

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
OCT-DEC 2009 MONTHLY HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD 10/ 1/ 9 TO 12/31/    9 OCTOBER 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE       DEW POINT       RELATIVE HUM     ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER           NUMBER            NUMBER           NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR         OBS    (DEG F)   OBS    (DEG F)     OBS        (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 31     42.4 1             31    46.3       31    37.7         31    72.3      31      6.2      31    42.2 2              31    45.9       31    37.7         31    73.4      31      6.2      31    41.8 3             31    45.4       31    37.4         31    74.0      31      6.1 31    41.5 4             31    44.9       31    37.2         31    74.6      31      6.1 31    41.1 5             31    44.5       31    36.9         31    75.1      31      6.0      31    40.6 6             31    43.9       31    36.4         31    75.3      31      5.9 31    40.3 7             31    43.5       31    36.2         31    75.6      31      5.9 31    40.7 8             31    44.0       31    36.6         31    75.5      31      5.9 9             31    45.8       31    37.1         31    72.0      31      6.0      31    41.9 10              31    47.8       31    37.4         31    67.6      31      6.1      31    43.1 11              31    49.7       31    37.6         31    63.7      31      6.2      31    44.2 12              31    51.3       31    37.5         31    60.4      31      6.1      31    45.0 13              31    52.5       31    37.4         31    58.0      31      6.1      31    45.5 14              31    53.5       31    37.4         31    56.2      31      6.1      31    46.0 15              31    54.1       31    37.3         31    54.9      31      6.0      31    46.2 16              31    54.0       31    37.3         31    55.0      31      6.0      31    46.2 17              31    53.6       31    37.4         31    56.1      31      6.0      31    46.0 18              31    52.2       31    37.3         31    58.6      31      6.0      31    45.3 19              31    50.4       31    37.2         31    61.8      31      6.0      31    44.3 20              31    49.2       31    37.1         31    64.0      31      6.0      31    43.7 21              31    48.1       31    37.2         31    66.5      31      6.0      31    43.2 22              31    47.3       31    37.2         31    68.5      31      6.0      31    42.7 23              31    46.8       31    37.2         31    69.4      31      6.0      31    42.5 24              31    46.5       31    37.3         31    70.6      31      6.1      31    42.4 HOURLY MEAN              48.4             37.2               66.6             6.0             43.3 AVG DAILY MAX            56.2             42.7               80.2             7.4             48.5 AVG DAILY MIN            40.9             32.5               50.9             5.0             37.8 ABSOLUTE MAX             71.5             60.4               86.6            13.3             63.2 ABSOLUTE MIN             29.1             19.0               27.9             2.8             26.8 TOTAL OBS                  744             744                744             744              744

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-l.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
OCT-DEC 2009 MONTHLY HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD 10/  1/ 9 TO 12/31/   9 NOVEMBER 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE       DEW POINT        RELATIVE HUM    ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER           NUMBER             NUMBER          NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR         OBS    (DEG F)   OBS    (DEG F)     OBS        (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 1             30    44.0       30    34.2         30    68.8      30      5.4      30    39.8 2             30    43.0       30    34.0         30    70.8      30      5.3      30    39.1 3             30    42.6       30    33.6         30    70.7      30      5.2      30    38.8 4             30    42.1       30    33.2         30    71.0      30      5.2      30    38.3 5             30    41.5       30    32.9         30    71.9      30      5.1      30    37.8 6             30    41.1       30    32.7         30    72.3      30      5.1      30    37.6 7             30    40.6       30    32.6         30    73.4      30      5.1      30    37.3 8             30    40.5       30    32.8         30    74.0      30      5.1      30    37.3 9             30    41.8       30    33.6         30    72.9      30      5.2      30    38.3 10              30    44.7       30    34.9         30    68.8      30      5.5      30    40.4 11              30    47.9       30    35.6         30    63.3      30      5.6      30    42.3 12              30    50.4       30    36.0         30    59.0      30      5.7      30    43.8 13              30    52.4       30    36.1         30    55.7      30      5.7      30    44.8 14              30    54.0       30    36.3         30    53.2      30      5.7      30    45.7 15              30    55.3       30    36.5         30    51.1      30      5.7      30    46.4 16              30    55.8       30    36.5         30    50.2      30      5.7      30    46.7 17              30    55.1       30    36.3         30    50.9      30      5.7      30    46.3 18              30    53.1       30    36.1         30    53.9      30      5.7      30    45.3 19              30    50.9       30    36.0         30    57.6      30      5.7      30    44.2 20              30    49.4       30    35.7         30    60.1      30      5.6      30    43.2 21              30    48.1       30    35.2         30    61.7      30      5.5      30    42.4 22              30    46.9       30    34.9         30    63.6      30      5.5      30    41.6 23              30    45.8       30    34.7         30    65.8      30      5.4      30    40.9 24              30    44.7       30    34.2         30    67.3      30      5.3      30    40.1 HOURLY MEAN              47.1             34.8               63.7             5.4             41.6 AVG DAILY MAX            56.3             39.5               78.3             6.4             47.4 AVG DAILY MIN            38.0             29.9               48.1             4.5             35.0 ABSOLUTE MAX             75.2             53.8               95.4            10.4             61.5 ABSOLUTE MIN             24.4             18.9               27.9             2.8             22.7 TOTAL OBS                 720              720                720             720              720

PROGRAM:    WETTEMP VERSION:    PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
OCT-DEC 2009 MONTHLY   HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD   10/   1/   9 TO 12/31/   9 DECEMBER 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE       DEW POINT            RELATIVE   HUM   ABSOLUTE HUM      WET BULB NUMBER           NUMBER                 NUMBER           NUMBER          NUMBER HOUR            OBS    (DEG F)   OBS     (DEG F)        OBS         (%)  OS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 1                31     23.2      31      15.9           31     73.7     31      2.7      31     21.0 2                31     22.6      31      15.6           31     74.4     31      2.7      31     20.5 3                31     21.8      31      14.9           31     74.8     31      2.6      31     19.8 4                31     21.4      31      14.3           31     74.0     31      2.5      31     19.4 5                31     20.8      31      13.9           31     74.6     31      2.5      31     18.8 6                31     20.4      31      13.6           31     74.7     31      2.5      31     18.5 7                31     19.9      31      13.2           31     74.8     31      2.4      31     18.0 8                31     19.6      31      12.9           31     74.8     31      2.4      31     17.7 9                31     20.2      31      13.4           31     75.2     31      2.4      31     18.2 10                31     21.5      31      14.0           31     73.0     31      2.5      31     19.3 11                31     23.1      31      14.5           31     70.3     31      2.5      31     20.6 12                 31     24.7      31      15.0           31     67.7     31      2.6      31     21.8 13                 31     25.9      31      15.6           31     66.6     31      2.6      31     22.7 14                31     26.7      31      16.2           31     66.0     31      2.7      31     23.4 15                 31     27.3      31      16.7           31     66.2     31      2.7      31     23.9 16                 31     27.5      31      17.0           31     66.4     31      2.8      31     24.2 17                 31     27.0      31      17.0          31      67.1     31      2.8      31     23.9 18                 31     26.4      31      17.0           31     68.5     31      2.8      31     23.4 19                 31     25.8      31      16.8          31      69.6     31      2.8      31     23.0 20                 31     25.2      31      16.6           31     70.2     31      2.7      31     22.6 21                 31     24.3      31      16.2          31      71.3     31      2.7      31     21.9 22                 31     23.9      31      16.1          31      72.3     31      2.7      31     21.5 23                 31     23.5      31      15.7          31      72.4     31      2.7      31     21.2 24                 31     22.8      31      15.4          31      73.3     31      2.6      31     20.7 HOURLY MEAN                 23.6              15.3                   71.3            2.6             21.1 AVG DAILY MAX               30.6              21.2                   80.7            3.3             27.2 AVG DAILY MIN               16.0                9.2                  62.3            2.0             14.3 ABSOLUTE MAX                60.8              32.5                  100.0            4.9             45.5 ABSOLUTE MIN                -8.3             -14.4                   25.7              .6            -8.9 TOTAL   OBS                 744               744                    744            744              744

PROGRAM:  WETTEMP VERSION:  PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
OCT-DEC 2009 OCT-DEC    HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD 10/   1/  9 TO 12/31/  9 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE       DEW POINT          RELATIVE HUM     ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER           NUMBER               NUMBER           NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR          OBS    (DEG F)   OBS    (DEG F)       OBS         (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS    (DEG F) 1              92     37.8      92     29.2          92     71.7      92      4.7      92     34.3 2              92     37.1      92     29.0          92     72.9      92      4.7      92     33.9 3              92     36.5      92     28.6          92     73.2      92      4.6      92     33.4 4              92     36.1      92     28.2          92     73.2      92      4.6      92     33.0 5              92     35.5      92     27.8          92     73.9      92      4.5      92     32.5 6              92     35.1      92     27.5          92     74.1      92      4.5      92     32.2 7              92     34.6      92     27.3          92     74.6      92      4.4      92     31.8 8              92     34.6      92     27.3          92     74.8      92      4.5      92     31.9 9              92     35.8      92     28.0          92     73.4      92      4.6      92     32.8 10               92     37.9      92     28.7          92     69.8      92      4.7      92     34.2 11               92     40.2      92     29.2          92     65.8      92      4.7      92     35.6 12               92     42.1      92     29.4          92     62.4      92      4.8      92     36.8 13               92     43.5      92     29.7          92     60.1      92      4.8      92     37.6 14               92     44.6      92     29.9          92     58.5      92      4.8      92     38.3 15               92     45.4      92     30.1          92     57.5      92      4.8      92     38.8 16               92     45.7      92     30.2          92     57.3      92      4.8      92     38.9 17               92     45.1      92     30.2          92     58.1      92      4.8      92     38.6 18               92     43.8      92     30.1          92     60.4      92      4.8      92     37.9 19               92     42.3      92     29.9          92     63.0      92      4.8      92     37.1 20               92     41.2      92     29.7          92     64.8      92      4.8      92     36.4 21               92     40.1      92     29.5          92     66.5      92      4.7      92     35.8 22               92     39.3      92     29.3          92     68.2      92      4.7      92     35.2 23               92     38.6      92     29.1          92     69.2      92      4.7      92     34.8 24               92     37.9      92     28.9          92     70.4      92      4.7      92     34.3 HOURLY MEAN               39.6             29.0                  67.2             4.7             35.3 AVG DAILY MAX             47.6             34.4                  79.7             5.7             41.0 AVG DAILY MIN             31.5             23.8                  53.8             3.8             29.0 ABSOLUTE MAX              75.2             60.4               100.0              13.3             63.2 ABSOLUTE MIN              -8.3            -14.4                 25.7                .6            -8.9 TOTAL OBS                 2208             2208                 2208             2208             2208

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
JUL-DEC 2009 JUL-DEC   HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD   7/  1/ 9 TO 12/31/  9 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE        DEW POINT         RELATIVE HUM     ABSOLUTE HUM      WET BULB NUMBER            NUMBER              NUMBER           NUMBER          NUMBER HOUR         OBS    (DEG F)    OBS    (DEG F)      OBS         (%)  OBS   (GM/M3)   OBS   (DEG F) 1           184      51.7     183      44.1       183      75.6    183      8.9    183 2           184      51.0     183      43.8       183      76.6    183      8.8    183     48.0 183      43.3       183      77.0    183      8.6    183     47.5 3           184      50.4     183      42.9       183      77.5    183      8.5    183     47.0 4           184      49.8     183      42.6       183      78.1    183      8.4    183     46.6 5           184      49.2     183      42.3       183      78.6    183      8.4    183     46.1 6           184      48.8                                                                  45.8 7           184      48.7     182      41.9       182      78.4    182      8.3    182     45.6 8           184      49.7     182      42.4       182      77.1    182      8.5    182     46.3 9           184      51.6     182      43.1       182      74.3    182      8.7    182     47.5 10            184      54.0     182      43.7       182      69.9    182      8.9    182     48.8 I[.J     11            184      56.3     182      43.9       182      65.3    182      8.9    182     50.0 12            184      58.2     182      43.8       182      61.3    182      8.8    182     50.8 13            184      59.6     183      43.8       183      58.6    183      8.8    183     51.4 14            184      60.6     183      43.9       183      56.9    183      8.7    183     51.9 15            184      61.4     183      44.3       183      55.8    183      8.8    183     52.4 16            184      61.7     183      44.6       183      55.8    183      8.9    183     52.6 17            184      61.3     183      44.6       183      56.5    183      8.9    183     52.4 18            184      60.3     183      44.8       183      58.5    183      9.0    183     52.0 19            184      58.6     183      45.1       183      62.4    183      9.2    183     51.5 20            184      56.7     183      45.2       183      66.4    183      9.3    183     50.8 21            184      55.2     183-     44.9       183      69.2    183      9.2    183     50.0 22            184      54.0     183      44.7       183      71.5    183      9.1    183     49.4 23            184      53.1     183      44.5       183      73.1    183      9.1    183     48.9 24            184      52.3     183      44.2       183      74.5    183      9.0    183     48.3 HOURLY MEAN              54.8               43.8                68.7            8.8            49.2 AVG DAILY MAX            63.0               48.7                82.8           10.3            54.2 AVG DAILY MIN            46.5               39.0                52.8            7.5            43.6 ABSOLUTE MAX             96.1               78.2               100.0           23.6            80.2 ABSOLUTE MIN             -8.3             -22.0                  1.6              .4           -8.9 TOTAL OBS                4416               4386                4386           4386            4386

PROGRAM: WETTEMP VERSION: PC-1.0 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M TEMPERATURE 

==SUMMARY==
JAN-DEC 2009 ANNUAL    HOUR AVERAGES FOR THE PERIOD  1/ 1/    9 TO 12/31/  9 10.0 METERS LEVEL TEMPERATURE        DEW POINT          RELATIVE HUM     ABSOLUTE HUM       WET BULB NUMBER            NUMBER               NUMBER           NUMBER           NUMBER HOUR         OBS    (DEG F)    OBS   (DEG F)        OBS         (%)  OBS    (GM/M3)   OBS   (DEG F) 1            364      48.5     363     38.6         363      69.6    363       7.6    363     44.1 2            364      47.7     363     38.3         363      70.6    363       7.6    363     43.6 3            364      47.1     363     38.0         363      71.4    363       7.5    363     43.2 4            364      46.4     363     37.7         363      72.1    363       7.4    363     42.7 5            364      45.9     363     37.4         363      72.8    363       7.3    363     42.3 6           364      45.4     363     37.2         363      73.4    363       7.3    363     42.0 7            364      45.4     362     37.1         362      73.2    362       7.3    362     41.9 8            363      46.4     361     37.5         361      71.8    361       7.4    361     42.5 9           363      48.2     361     38.1         361      69.2    361       7.6    361     43.7 10            363      50.6     361     38.7         361      65.3    361       7.7    361     45.0 11            363      52.9     361     38.9         361      61.0    361       7.7    361     46.2 12            363      54.9     361     38.9         361      57.3    361       7.6    361     47.2 13            362      56.5     362     39.0         361      54.5    361       7.6    361     48.0 14            363      57.7     363     39.0         362      52.6    362       7.6    362     48.6 15            363      58.6     363     39.3         362      51.6    362       7.6    362     49.1 16            363      58.9     363     39.5         362      51.3    362       7.7    362     49.4 17            363      58.7     363     39.5         362      51.8    362       7.7    362     49.3 18            363      57.8     363     39.5         362      53.2    362       7.7    362     48.9 19            363      56.3     363     39.7         362      56.2    362       7.9    362     48.3 20            363      54.3     363    39.8          362      59.9    362       7.9    362     47.5 21            362      52.7     362    39.8          361      62.9    361      7.9     361     46.7 22            363      51.3     363    39.5          362      65.2    362      7.9     362     45.9 23            364      50.2     363    39.2          363      67.0    363      7.8     363     45.2 24            365      49.2     364    38.9          364      68.4    364      7.7     364     44.6 HOURLY MEAN              51.7             38.7                   63.4             7.6            45.7 AVG DAILY MAX            60.5             43.9                   78.0             9.0            51.0 AVG DAILY MIN            42.9             33.3                   47.8             6.4            39.6 ABSOLUTE MAX             97.5             79.8                  100.0            24.6            82.9 ABSOLUTE MIN             -8.3            -22.0                    1.6               .4           -9.0 TOTAL OBS                8720             8700                   8690            8690            8690

Wind Direction Frequencies 10-Meter Level B27

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
JANUARY WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE     NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE      S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1     12.9   3.2   00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2  16.1   22.6     3.2   00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2  3.2 22.6 00.0 100.
2       3.2   9.7   00.0  00.0   3.2    3.2    3.2   6.5   29.0     3.2   00.0  3.2  6.5  6.5  3.2 19.4 00.0 100.
3      12.9   3.2    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2   9.7    19.4     6.5   3.2  6.5  9.7  3.2  6.5 12.9 00.0 100.
4      6.5   6.5    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.5   6.5   25.8    00.0    3.2  3.2 00.0 12.9  6.5 19.4 00.0 100.
5       9.7   6.5   00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2   6.5    19.4    3.2    9.7 00.0  3.2  6.5 12.9 19.4 00.0 100.
6     12.9   3.2    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2  16.1   16.1     3.2    6.5 00.0 00.0  9.7 12.9 12.9 00.0 100.
7      12.9   3.2    6.5  00.0   3.2   00.0    6.5   6.5    12.9    6.5    3.2 00.0 00.0  9.7  9.7 19.4 00.0 100.
8     12.9   6.5   00.0  00.0  00.0    3.2   00.0   6.5   16.1     6.5    9.7 00.0 00.0 16.1  6.5 16.1 00.0 100.
9     12.9   6.5    3.2  00.0   3.2    3.2    3.2   9.7     9.7    3.2    6.5 00.0  3.2 12.9  6.5 16.1 00.0 100.
10       6.5   6.5   00.0  00.0  00.0    3.2    3.2   6.5   16.1     3.2    6.5 00.0  6.5  6.5 12.9 22.6 00.0 100.
00     11       6.5   6.5    3.2  00.0   3.2   00*0   00.0   3.2     9.7   12.9    6.5  3.2  3.2  9.7 16.1 16.1 00.0 100.
12       9.7   6.5    3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2    3.2   3.2     3.2    9.7    9.7  3.2  3.2  9.7  9.7 19.4 00.0 100.
13       3.2   9.7    3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5    3.2  00.0     3.2    6.5    3.2  6.5  6.5  6.5 25.8 16.1 00.0 100.
14       9.7   6.5    3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2   00.0   3.2     6.5    3.2    6.5  3.2  6.5 12.9 25.8  9.7 00.0 100.
15       6.5   6.5    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2   6.5     3.2    3.2    6.5  6.5 00.0 19.4 22.6 12.9 00.0 100.
16       9.7   3.2    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2   9.7     3.2   00.0    3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2 32.3 19.4 00.0 100.
17      12.9   3.2    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.5   3.2     6.5   00.0    3.2  6.5  6.5  6.5 19.4 22.6 00.0 100.
18      12.9   9.7   00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.5   6.5     3.2    3.2    3.2  3.2  6.5  3.2 22.6 19.4 00.0 100.
19      12.9   9.7    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    9.7   3.2     9.7   00.0   00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2 19.4 19.4 00.0 100.
20       6.5   6.5    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.5  12.9     6.5   00.0    3.2  3.2  9.7  6.5 16.1 19.4 00.0 100.
21       3.3   6.7   00.0  00.0  00.0    3.3    6.7  10.0   13.3     3.3    3.3 10.0 00.0 10.0  3.3 26.7 00.0 100.
22       9.7   6.5    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.5  12.9     9.7    9.7    3.2  3.2  9.7  3.2 00.0 22.6 00.0 100.
23      19.4   3.2   00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0    9.7   3.2   19.4     6.5    9.7 00.0  6.5 00.0  6.5 16.1 00.0 100.
24      12.5   6.3   00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0    9.4   6.3   15.6     6.3    6.3  3.1  3.1  6.3 00.0 25.0 00.0 100.
ALL       9.9   6.0    2.2     .I    .5   1.2    4.6   7.3   12.5     4.3    4.8  3.5  4.2  7.8 12.5 18.5 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES (PERCENT)
FEBRUARY WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE     NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW    SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      17.9  10.7   00.0   3.6  00.0   00.0   14.3  00.0   17.9    3.6   3.6 00.0 00.0  7.1  7.1 14.3 00.0 100.
2      32.1  00.0    3.6   3.6  00.0   00.0    3.6   7.1   10.7    7.1   7.1 00.0 00.0  3.6 10.7 10.7 00.0 100.
3      28.6  00.0   00.0   3.6   3.6   00.0    3.6  10.7   14.3   00.0   3.6  3.6  3.6 00.0  7.1 17.9 00.0 100.
4      25.0   3.6   00.0   3.6   3.6   00.0    3.6  14.3   10.7    3.6   3.6  3.6  3.6  3.6  3.6 14.3 00.0 100.
5      17.9  10.7    3.6  00.0   7.1   00.0    7.1  10.7    3.6   10.7  10.7 00.0 00.0  3.6 10.7  3.6 00.0 100.
6     17.9   3.6    3.6  00.0  00.0    7.1    3.6  17.9   10.7   00.0   3.6  3.6  3.6  7.1 10.7  7.1 00.0 100.
7      10.7  10.7   00.0  00.0  00.0    7.1    7.1  17.9   00.0   10.7   7.1 00.0 00.0 10.7 10.7  7.1 00.0 100.
8       7.1   3.6    3.6  00.0   3.6    7.1    7.1  10.7    7.1   10.7   3.6  7.1 00.0 00.0  7.1 21.4 00.0 100.
9      14.3  00.0    7.1  00.0   7.1   00.0   14.3  21.4    7.1   00.0  00.0 00.0  3.6 00.0 14.3 10.7 00.0 100.
10      14.3   3.6    7.1  00.0   3.6    3.6   10.7   3.6   21.4    3.6  00.0 00.0 00.0 00.0 14.3 14.3 00.0 100.
11      28.6  00.0    3.6   3.6  00.0    7.1    7.1   7.1   14.3   00.0   7.1 00.0  3.6 00.0  7.1 10.7 00.0 100.
12       7.1  10.7    3.6   3.6  00.0    7.1    7.1   3.6   14.3    7.1   7.1 00.0 00.0 00.0 14.3 14.3 00.0 100.
13       7.1  10.7    3.6   3.6  00.0   00.0   14.3   7.1    7.1    7.1   7.1 00.0  3.6  3.6 10.7 14.3 00.0 100.
14       7.1   3.6   10.7  00.0  00.0    3.6    3.6  14.3   10.7    7.1  00.0 00.0  3.6  3.6 14.3 17.9 00.0 100.
15      10.7   3.6   10.7  00.0   3.6   00.0    3.6  10.7   17.9    3.6  00.0 00.0 00.0  7.1 14.3 14.3 00.0 100.
16      14.3  14.3    3.6  00.0  00.0    3.6    7.1  10.7   10.7    3.6   3.6 00.0 00.0  3.6 17.9  7.1 00.0 100.
17      17.9  10.7   00.0   3.6  00.0    3.6    7.1  10.7   10.7    7.1  00.0 00.0  3.6 00.0 21.4  3.6 00.0 100.
18      14.3  10.7   00.0   7.1  00.0    3.6   10.7  14.3    3.6    3.6  00.0 00.0 00.0  3.6 14.3 14.3 00.0 100.
19      17.9   7.1   10.7   3.6  00.0    7.1    7.1  10.7    3.6    3.6  00.0  3.6 00.0 00.0 17.9  7.1 00.0 100.
20      28.6   7.1    7.1  00.0  00.0    7.1    7.1   3.6   10.7    3.6  00.0 00.0  3.6 00.0 21.4 00.0 00.0 100.
21      28.6  00.0    3.6  00.0  00.0    3.6    7.1   7.1   10.7    3.6  00.0 00.0  3.6  3.6 17.9 10.7 00.0 100.
22      25.0   3.6   00.0   3.6  00.0   00.0   14.3   3.6   14.3   00.0   7.1 00.0 00.0  3.6 10.7 14.3 00.0 100.
23      17.9   7.1   00.0   3.6   3.6    3.6    7.1   3.6   14.3    3.6   3.6 00.0  3.6  3.6 10.7 14.3 00.0 100.
24      21.4   7.1   00.0   7.1  00.0    3.6   10.7  00.0   10.7    3.6   3.6 00.0  3.6  3.6  7.1 17.9 00.0 100.
ALL      18.0   6.0    3.6   2.2   1.5    3.3    7.9   9.2   10.7    4.5   3.4   .9  1.8  3.0 12.4 11.8 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    672

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
MARCH WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE     NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE      S     SSW      SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM  TOTAL 1       9.7   9.7    3.2   3.2  00.0    6.5    6.5  12. 9   22.6   00.0     3.2  3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5  9.7 00.0  100.
2      12.9   9.7    6.5  00.0   3.2    3.2    9.7   9.7    19.4   00.0     3.2  3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5  6.5  3.2  100.
3       6.5   9.7    6.5  00.0  00.0    3.2   12.9   9.7    19.4    3.2    00.0  3.2 00.0  6.5  6.5 12.9 00.0  100.
4       9.7   6.5    6.5  00.0  00.0    9.7   12.9   9.7    12.9    3.2     3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0  6.5 12.9 00.0  100.
5      12.9   6.5    6.5  00.0  00.0    9.7   12.9  12.9    12.9     6.5   00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0  100.
6       6.5   9.7    6.5  00.0  00.0    3.2   16.1   9.7    12.9    3.2     6.5  6.5 00.0  3.2  3.2 12.9 00.0  100.
7       9.7   3.2    3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0   19.4   9.7     9.7     6.5   12.9 00.0  3.2  3.2  9.7  6.5 00.0  100.
8       9.7   3.2    3.2   3.2  00.0    6.5   16.1   6.5    12.9     6.5    6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2  9.7  6.5 00.0  100.
9       9.7   6.5    6.5   3.2   3.2   00.0   22.6   9.7     9.7     6.5   00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0  100.
t0      10       9.7   6.5    6.5   6.5  00.0    6.5   16.1   9.7     9.7    3.2     6.5  6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2 00.0  100.
11       9.7   6.5    9.7  00.0   6.5   00.0   12.9  12.9    12.9     6.5    6.5  6.5 00.0  9.7 00.0 00.0 00.0  100.
12       6.5  12.9   00.0   3.2  00.0    9.7    9.7  12. 9   12.9     6.5    3.2  6.5  3.2  9.7 00.0  3.2 00.0  100.
13       6.5  12.9    3.2  00.0  00.0    9.7   16.1  12.9     9.7    3.2     6.5  6.5  3.2  6.5 00.0  3.2 00.0  100.
14       6.5   9.7    3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5   12.9  16.1    12.9    3.2     6.5  3.2  6.5  6.5 00.0  6.5 00.0  100.
15      12.9   9.7    6.5  00.0  00.0    3.2   16.1   9.7    16.1    3.2     3.2  3.2  9.7  3.2  3.2 00.0 00.0  100.
16       9.7  12.9    3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2   19.4  16.1     9.7     6.5   00.0  3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0  100.
17       6.5  12.9    6.5  00.0  00.0    6.5   12.9  22.6     6.5    3.2     3.2  3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0  100.
18       9.7  16.1    6.5  00.0  00.0    9.7    9.7  16.1     9.7    3.2     3.2  3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2 00.0 00.0  100.
19      12.9  16.1    3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5   16.1  12.9     9.7    3.2    00.0  3.2  6.5  3.2 00.0  6.5 00.0  100.
20      22.6  12.9   00.0  00.0  00.0    3.2   22.6   9.7     9.7    3.2    00.0 00.0  6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2 00.0  100.
21      16.1  16.1    6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0   19.4  12.9     9.7     6.5   00.0 00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2 00.0  3.2  100.
22       9.7  19.4    6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0   16.1  12.9     3.2   12.9     3.2 00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2  6.5 00.0  100.
23      12.9  12.9   00.0   3.2  00.0    6.5    6.5  25.8    00.0   12.9    00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2  6.5  3.2 00.0  100.
24       6.5  16.1   00.0   3.2   3.2   00.0   12.9  12.9    16.1    6.5     6.5  3.2 00.0  3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0  100.
ALL      10.2  10.8    4.6   1.2     .7   4.7   14.5  12.8    11.7    5.0     3.5  3.6  3.5  3.8  3.9  5.4    .3 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM:   WINPER VERSION:   PC-l.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
JAN-MAR WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N     NNE     NE   ENE    E    ESE     SE   SSE      S     SSW     SW  WSW  W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM  TOTAL 1     13.3    7.8    1.1   2.2  00.0   2.2    7.8  10.0   21.1     2.2    2.2  3.3 1.1  4.4  5.6 15.6 00.0  100.
2      15.6    6.7    3.3   1.1   2.2   2.2    5.6   7.8   20.0     3.3    3.3  2.2 2.2  4.4  6.7 12.2  1.1  100.
3     15.6    4.4    3.3   1.1   1.1   1.1    6.7  10.0   17.8     3.3    2.2  4.4 4.4  3.3  6.7 14.4 00.0  100.
4     13.3    5.6    3.3   1.1   1.1   3.3    7.8  10.0   16.7     2.2    3.3  3.3 2.2  5.6  5.6 15.6 00.0  100.
5     13.3    7.8    3.3  00.0   2.2   3.3    7.8  10.0   12.2     6.7    6.7  2.2 1.1  4.4  8.9 10.0 00.0  100.
6     12.2    5.6    4.4  00.0  00.0   3.3    7.8  14.4   13.3     2.2    5.6  3.3 1.1  6.7  8.9 11.1 00.0  100.
7     11.1    5.6    3.3   1.1   1.1   2.2   11. 1 11.1     7.8    7.8    7.8 00.0 1.1  7.8 10.0 11.1 00.0  100.
8     10.0    4.4    2.2   1.1   1.1   5.6    7.8   7.8   12.2     7.8    6.7  2.2 2.2  6.7  7.8 14.4 00.0  100.
9     12.2    4.4    5.6   1.1   4.4   1.1   13.3  13.3     8.9    3.3    2.2  2.2 3.3  5.6  7.8 11.1 00.0  100.
10      10.0    5.6    4.4   2.2   1.1   4.4   10.0   6.7   15.6     3.3    4.4  2.2 2.2  4.4 10.0 13.3 00.0  100.
11      14.4    4.4    5.6   1.1   3.3   2.2    6.7   7.8   12.2     6.7    6.7  3.3 2.2  6.7  7.8  8.9 00.0  100.
12       7.8   10.0    2.2   3.3  00.0   6.7    6.7   6.7   10.0     7.8    6.7  3.3 2.2  6.7  7.8 12.2 00.0  100.
13       5.6   11.1    3.3   1.1  00.0   5.6   11. 1  6.7     6.7    5.6    5.6  4.4 4.4  5.6 12.2 11.1 00.0  100.
14       7.8    6.7    5.6  00.0  00.0   4.4    5.6  11.1   10.0     4.4    4.4  2.2 5.6  7.8 13.3 11.1 00.0  100.
15      10.0    6.7    6.7  00.0   1.1   1.1    7.8   8.9   12.2     3.3    3.3  3.3 3.3 10.0 13.3  8.9 00.0  100.
16      11.1   10.0    3.3  00.0  00.0   2.2   10.0  12.2     7.8    3.3    2.2  3.3 3.3  3.3 17.8 10.0 00.0  100.
17      12.2    8.9    3.3   1.1  00.0   3.3    8.9  12.2     7.8    3.3    2.2  3.3 5.6  3.3 14.4 10.0 00.0  100.
18      12.2   12.2    2.2   2.2  00.0   4.4    8.9  12.2    5.6     3.3    2.2  2.2 4.4  3.3 13.3 11.1 00.0  100.
19      14.4   11.1    5.6   1.1  00.0   4.4   11. 1  8.9     7.8    2.2   00.0  4.4 3.3  2.2 12.2 11.1 00.0  100.
20      18.9    8.9    3.3  00.0  00.0   3.3   12.2   8.9     8.9    2.2    1.1  1.1 6.7  2.2 14.4  7.8 00.0  100.
21      15.7    7.9    3.4  00.0  00.0   2.2   11.2  10.1   11.2     4.5    1.1  3.4 3.4  4.5  7.9 12.4  1.1  100.
22      14.4   10.0    3.3   1.1  00.0  00.0   12.2  10.0     8.9    7.8    4.4  1.1 5.6  2.2  4.4 14.4 00.0  100.
23      16.7    7.8   00.0   2.2   1.1   3.3    7.8  11.1   11.1     7.8    4.4  2.2 3.3  2.2  7.8 11.1 00.0  100.
24      13.2    9.9   00.0   3.3   1.1   1.1   11.0   6.6   14.3     5.5    5.5  2.2 2.2  4.4  3.3 16.5 00.0  100.
ALL      12.5    7.6    3.4   1.2     .9  3.1    9.0   9.8   11.7     4.6    3.9  2.7 3.2  4.9  9.5 11.9    .1 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =  2160

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
APRIL WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW      SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1     17.2  13.8    6.9 00.0    3.4   10.3   10.3  00.0    6.9    6.9    00.0 00.0  3.4  3.4  3.4 13.8 00.0 100.
2      13.8  13.8   3.4  00.0    3.4   00.0   17.2   3.4    6.9    3.4     3.4  3.4  3.4  3.4 10.3 10.3 00.0 100.
3      27.6   3.4   3.4  00.0    3.4   10.3   10.3   3.4    6.9   00.0     3.4  3.4  3.4 10.3 00.0 10.3 00.0 100.
4     20.7   3.4   3.4   3.4   00.0   10.3    6.9   3.4    6.9    3.4     6.9 00.0  3.4 17.2  3.4  6.9 00.0 100.
5      17.2   6.9  00.0   3.4    6.9    6.9   10.3  00.0   10.3   00.0     3.4  6.9  3.4  6.9  6.9 10.3 00.0 100.
6     13.8   6.9   3.4  00.0    6.9    6.9   13.8   3.4    3.4    3.4   00.0   3.4 00.0 10.3 13.8 10.3 00.0 100.
7      10.3  10.3  00.0   3.4   00.0   13.8    6.9   3.4    3.4   00.0     3.4 00.0 10.3  6.9 17.2 10.3 00.0 100.
8     14.3   7.1  00.0  00.0    3.6   21.4    3.6   3.6    7.1    7.1     3.6 00.0 00.0  7.1  3.6 17.9 00.0 100.
9     14.3  10.7  00.0  00.0    3.6   10.7   17.9   3.6    3.6    3.6     3.6  3.6 00.0  3.6 00.0 21.4 00.0 100.
10      10.7  10.7   3.6   3.6    3.6   10.7   17.9   3.6    3.6    3.6   00.0  00.0  7.1 00.0  3.6 17.9 00.0 100.
11      14.3   3.6  00.0   7.1    3.6   10.7   25.0  00.0    3.6    3.6     3.6  3.6 00.0 00.0  3.6 17.9 00.0 100.
12       7.1   7.1  00.0  10.7    3.6   10.7   25.0  00.0    3.6    7.1   00.0  00.0 00.0 00.0  3.6 21.4 00.0 100.
13       3.6  10.7  00.0  10.7    3.6    7.1   21.4   3.6    3.6    7.1   00.0  00.0 00.0 00.0  7.1 21.4 00.0 100.
14       3.4  10.3   6.9  00.0    6.9   20.7   10.3   6.9    6.9    3.4   00.0  00.0 00.0  3.4  3.4 17.2 00.0 100.
15       6.9   6.9  00.0   3.4    6.9   13.8   17.2  10.3    6.9   00.0     3.4 00.0 00.0  3.4  3.4 17.2 00.0 100.
16       6.9  10.3   3.4   3.4    3.4   10.3   24.1   3.4    3.4    3.4     3.4  3.4  3.4 00.0 00.0 17.2 00.0 100.
17      10.3   6.9   6.9   3.4    6.9   10.3   20.7  00.0    6.9    6.9   00.0   6.9 00.0 00.0 00.0 13.8 00.0 100.
18      10.3  13.8   3.4  00.0    3.4   17.2   17.2  00.0    6.9    6.9     6.9 00.0 00.0 00.0 00.0 13.8 00.0 100.
19       3.4  13.8  10.3   3.4    3.4   17.2   13.8   3.4    6.9    6.9   00.0  00.0 00.0 00.0  3.4 13.8 00.0 100.
20      10.3  13.8   6.9   6.9    3.4   24.1   00.0   6.9    3.4   00.0     3.4 00.0  6.9 00.0  6.9  6.9 00.0 100.
21      13.8  10.3  10.3   6.9    3.4   10.3    6.9   6.9    6.9   00.0   00.0  00.0 00.0 00.0 17.2  6.9 00.0 100.
22      10.3  17.2   6.9  00.0    6.9   10.3   13.8   3.4    3.4   00.0   00.0  00.0 00.0 00.0 17.2 10.3 00.0 100.
23      17.2  13.8   3.4   3.4   00.0   10.3   20.7  00.0   00.0    3.4   00.0  00.0  3.4 00.0 13.8 10.3 00.0 100.
24      24.1  13.8  00.0   3.4    3.4   10.3   13.8   3.4   00.0    3.4   00.0  00.0 00.0  6.9 10.3  6.9 00.0 100.
ALL      12.6  10.0   3.5   3.2    3.9   11.9   14.3   3.2    5.1    3.5     2.0  1.4  2.0  3.5  6.4 13.5 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     690

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
MAY WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE     SE   SSE  ,   S     SSW      SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1       6.5   3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2   9.7   22.6    12.9     3.2 00.0 00.0  3.2 12.9 19.4 00.0 100.
2      12.9   6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0   00.0  12.9   19.4      6.5    3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2 12.9 12.9 00.0 100.
3       9.7   6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2   9.7   19.4      9.7   00.0  3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5 29.0 00.0 100.
4      12.9  12.9  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2   00.0  12.9   19.4      9.7   00.0  9.7  3.2  3.2  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
5       6.5   9.7   3.2   6.5   00.0    3.2   00.0   3.2   25.8      6.5    3.2  9.7 00.0  6.5  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
6      3.2   6.5   3.2   3.2    9.7   00.0   00.0   3.2   22.6      6.5    3.2  6.5 00.0 12.9  6.5 12.9 00.0 100.
7       6.5   6.5  00.0   9.7    3.2   00.0    9.7  12.9   12.9     3.2     3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
8      9.7   3.2   6.5  00.0    6.5    6.5    6.5   6.5   16.1      6.5    6.5 00.0  3.2  6.5  3.2 12.9 00.0 100.
9      9.7   6.5   3.2   3.2    9.7   00.0    6.5   3.2   19.4    12.9     3.2 00.0 00.0  3.2  3.2 16.1 00.0 100.
10       9.7   9.7  00.0  00.0    6.5    9.7    3.2   6.5     9.7   16.1     3.2  3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0 16.1 00.0 100.
11      19.4   3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5   00.0   12.9  00.0     9.7   16.1     9.7  3.2  3.2 00.0  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
12      12.9   3.2  00.0   3.2   00.0    9.7   12.9   6.5     6.5   12.9     6.5  6.5  6.5 00.0  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
13      12.9   3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5   00.0    9.7   9.7   12.9    16.1     3.2  3.2  3.2  3.2  3.2 12.9 00.0 100.
14      22.6   3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2    3.2   12.9   3.2   12.9    22.6     3.2  3.2 00.0 00.0 00.0  9.7 00.0 100.
15      19.4   3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5    3.2    3.2  19.4     9.7   16.1     3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5 00.0 100.
16      16.1   6.5  00.0  00.0    3.2   00.0    3.2   9.7   22.6    12.9     3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5 00.0 12.9 00.0 100.
17      16.1   6.5   3.2  00.0    3.2    3.2    6.5   6.5   12.9    12.9     6.5  3.2 00.0 00.0  6.5 12.9 00.0 100.
18       6.5  12.9  00.0   3.2    3.2   00.0   12.9   9.7   19.4      6.5   00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
19      12.9   3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2    3.2    9.7   9.7   22.6    00.0     3.2  9.7 00.0 00.0  9.7  9.7 00.0 100.
20       6.5   3.2  00.0   3.2    3.2    6.5    6.5   9.7   19.4      6.5   00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2 12.9 12.9 00.0 100.
21       6.5   3.2  00.0  00.0   12.9    3.2    6.5   6.5   19.4      6.5    3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0 12.9  9.7 00.0 100.
22       6.5   3.2   3.2   3.2    3.2    6.5    6.5   6.5   16.1    16.1     3.2 00.0 00.0  6.5  9.7  9.7 00.0 100.
23      00.0  00.0   6.5  00.0    3.2   00.0    3.2  12.9   16.1    12.9     3.2 00.0  6.5 19.4  3.2 12.9 00.0 100.
24       9.7   3.2   3.2   3.2   00.0   00.0   00.0  12.9   22.6      9.7    3.2 00.0  9.7  6.5  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
ALL      10.6   5.4   1.6   1.6    3.9    2.6    5.8   8.5   17.1    10.8     3.4  3.8  2.6  3.9  6.2 12.5 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
JUNE WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE     SE   SSE     S      SSW      SW  WSW   W    WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1     13.3  00.0   6.7  00.0   00.0   00.0    6.7  13.3   16.7    13.3    10.0  6.7 00.0   3.3 00.0 10.0 00.0 100.
2      16.7   3.3  00.0   3.3    3.3    6.7   00.0   6.7   20.0    20.0     3.3  3.3 00.0  00.0 10.0  3.3 00.0 100.
3      26.7   3.3  00.0   3.3   00.0   00.0   10.0  13.3   16.7     6.7   00.0   3.3  3.3   3.3  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
4     10.0  16.7   6.7  00.0   00.0    3.3    3.3   3.3   20.0     3.3    10.0 00.0  3.3   3.3  6.7 10.0 00.0 100.
5     23.3   3.3   6.7  10.0    3.3   00.0    3.3  00.0   13.3     6.7     3.3 00.0  3.3   3.3  6.7 13.3 00.0 100.
6     10.0  10.0  00.0  00.0    3.3   10.0    6.7   3.3   13.3     3.3     6.7 00.0 00.0  10.0 13.3 10.0 00.0 100.
7     16.7   3.3   3.3   3.3   00.0    3.3   10.0   6.7   23.3     6.7     3.3  3.3  3.3  00.0  3.3 10.0 00.0 100.
8     20.0   6.7   3.3  00.0    6.7   00.0   16.7   3.3   20.0     6.7    00.0  3.3 00.0  00.0  3.3 10.0 00.0 100.
9     16.7  13.3   3.3   6.7    3.3    3.3   10.0   6.7. 10.0    10.0     3.3 00.0  6.7   3.3  3.3 00.0 00.0 100.
10      23.3   6.7   3.3   6.7   00.0    6.7   13.3   3.3    6.7    10.0     6.7 00.0 10.0  00.0  3.3 00.0 00.0 100.
11      20.0  10.0  00.0   3.3   00.0   13.3    6.7  13.3    3.3    13.3    00.0 00.0  6.7   6.7  3.3 00.0 00.0 100.
12      10.0  10.0   3.3   6.7    3.3    3.3   20.0   3.3    6.7    10.0     3.3 00.0 10.0  00.0 10.0 00.0 00.0 100.
13      10.0  10.0  00.0   3.3   10.0   10.0   10.0   3.3    3.3    10.0     3.3  6.7 00.0   6.7  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
14      13.3  10.0   3.3  00.0    3.3    6.7   13.3   3.3    6.7    10.0     6.7 00.0 00.0  10.0  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
15      13.3  16.7   3.3  00.0    3.3   00.0   16.7  10.0     6.7   10.0     3.3 00.0 00.0   6.7  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
16      10.0  13.3  10.0   3.3    3.3    3.3   16.7   6.7    3.3    10.0     3.3 00.0  3.3   6.7 00.0  6.7 00.0 100.
17       6.7  13.3  10.0   3.3    3.3    3.3   16.7  00.0   13.3     3.3     3.3  6.7  3.3  00.0  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
18       6.7  20.0   6.7   3.3    6.7    6.7   13.3   3.3     6.7    6.7     3.3  3.3  3.3   3.3  3.3  3.3 00.0 100.
19      16.7   3.3  10.0  00.0    3.3    3.3   20.0   3.3   13.3    00.0    10.0 00.0  3.3   3.3  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
20      10.0  10.0   6.7  00.0    6.7    3.3   16.7   6.7     6.7    3.3    00.0  3.3  6.7   3.3  3.3 13.3 00.0 100.
21      16.7   6.7  00.0   3.3    3.3   10.0   13.3   6.7    3.3     3.3     6.7 00.0  6.7   3.3 10.0  6.7 00.0 100.
22      16.7   3.3   3.3  00.0    3.3    6.7   20.0   3.3   13.3      6.7    3.3  3.3 00.0. 00.0 10.0  6.7 00.0 100.
23      13.3  00.0  00.0   3.3    3.3    3.3   16.7  10.0   10.0      6.7    3.3  3.3 00.0   3.3 10.0 13.3 00.0 100.
24      13.3  00.0  00.0   3.3   00.0    3.3   16.7   6.7   10.0    10.0     3.3  3.3  6.7  10.0  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
ALL      14.7   8.1   3.8   2.8    3.1    4.6   12.4   5.8   11.1     7.9     4.2  2.1  3.3   3.8  5.7  6.8 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     720

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
APR-JUN WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E    ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      12.2   5.6   5.6  00.0    1.1   3.3    6.7   7.8   15.6   11.1    4.4  2.2  1.1  3.3  5.6 14.4 00.0 100.
2      14.4   7.8   1.1   1.1    2.2   2.2    5.6   7.8   15.6   10.0    3.3  4.4  2.2  2.2 11.1  8.9 00.0 100.
3      21.1   4.4   1.1   1.1    1.1   3.3    7.8   8.9   14.4    5.6    1.1  3.3  2.2  5.6  3.3 15.6 00.0 100.
4      14.4  11.1   3.3   1.1   00.0   5.6    3.3   6.7   15.6    5.6    5.6  3.3  3.3  7.8  4.4  8.9 00.0 100.
5      15.6   6.7   3.3   6.7    3.3   3.3    4.4   1.1   16.7    4.4    3.3  5.6  2.2  5.6  6.7 11.1 00.0 100.
6       8.9   7.8   2.2   1.1    6.7   5.6    6.7   3.3   13.3    4.4    3.3  3.3 00.0 11.1 11.1 11.1 00.0 100.
7      11.1   6.7   1.1   5.6    1.1   5.6    8.9   7.8   13.3    3.3    3.3  2.2  6.7  2.2 10.0 11.1 00.0 100.
8      14.6   5.6   3.4  00.0    5.6   9.0    9.0   4.5   14.6    6.7    3.4  1.1  1.1  4.5  3.4 13.5 00.0 100.
9      13.5  10.1   2.2   3.4    5.6   4.5   11.2   4.5   11.2    9.0    3.4  1.1  2.2  3.4  2.2 12.4 00.0 100.
10      14.6   9.0   2.2   3.4    3.4   9.0   11.2   4.5    6.7   10.1    3.4  1.1  6.7  1.1  2.2 11.2 00.0 100.
11      18.0   5.6  00.0   3.4    3.4   7.9   14.6   4.5    5.6   11.2    4.5  2.2  3.4  2.2  4.5  9.0 00.0 100.
12      10.1   6.7   1.1   6.7    2.2   7.9   19.1   3.4    5.6   10.1    3.4  2.2  5.6 00.0  5.6 10.1 00.0 100.
13       9.0   7.9  00.0   4.5    6.7   5.6   13.5   5.6    6.7   11.2    2.2  3.4  1.1  3.4  5.6 13.5 00.0 100.
14      13.3   7.8   3.3  00.0    4.4  10.0   12.2   4.4    8.9   12.2    3.3  1.1 00.0  4.4  3.3 11.1 00.0 100.
15      13.3   8.9   1.1   1.1    5.6   5.6   12.2  13.3    7.8    8.9    3.3  1.1  1.1  3.3  3.3 10.0 00.0 100.
16      11.1  10.0   4.4   2.2    3.3   4.4   14.4   6.7   10.0    8.9    3.3  1.1  3.3  4.4 00.0 12.2 00.0 100.
17      11.1   8.9   6.7   2.2    4.4   5.6   14.4   2.2   11.1    7.8    3.3  5.6  1.1 00.0  4.4 11.1 00.0 100.
18       7.8  15.6   3.3   2.2    4.4   7.8   14.4   4.4   11.1    6.7    3.3  3.3  1.1  2.2  3.3  8.9 00.0 100.
19      11.1   6.7   7.8   1.1    3.3   7.8   14.4   5.6   14.4    2.2    4.4  3.3  1.1  1.1  5.6 10.0 00.0 100.
20       8.9   8.9   4.4   3.3    4.4  11.1    7.8   7.8   10.0    3.3    1.1  3.3  4.4  2.2  7.8 11.1 00.0 100.
21      12.2   6.7   3.3   3.3    6.7   7.8    8.9   6.7   10.0    3.3    3.3  1.1  4.4  1.1 13.3  7.8 00.0 100.
22      11.1   7.8   4.4   1.1    4.4   7.8   13.3   4.4   11.1    7.8    2.2  1.1 00.0  2.2 12.2  8.9 00.0 100.
23      10.0   4.4   3.3   2.2    2.2   4.4   13.3   7.8    8.9    7.8    2.2  1.1  3.3  7.8  8.9 12.2 00.0 100.
24      15.6   5.6   1.1   3.3    1.1   4.4   10.0   7.8   11.1    7.8    2.2  1.1  5.6  7.8  7.8  7.8 00.0 100.
ALL      12.6   7.8   2.9   2.5    3.6   6.2   10.7   5.9   11.2    7.5    3.2  2.5  2.6  3.7  6.1 10.9 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =   2154

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
JAN-JUN WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E    ESE     SE   SSE      S     SSW     SW  WSW  W    WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      12.8   6.7   3.3   1.1     .6  2.8    7.2   8.9    18.3    6.7    3.3  2.8 1.1   3.9  5.6 15.0 00.0 100.
2      15.0   7.2   2.2   1.1   2.2   2.2    5.6   7.8    17.8    6.7    3.3  3.3 2.2   3.3  8.9 10.6   .6 100.
3      18.3   4.4   2.2   1.1   1.1   2.2    7.2   9.4    16.1    4.4    1.7  3.9 3.3   4.4  5.0 15.0 00.0 100.
4      13.9   8.3   3.3   1.1     .6  4.4    5.6    8.3   16.1    3.9    4.4  3.3 2.8   6.7  5.0 12.2 00.0 100.
5      14.4   7.2   3.3   3.3   2.8   3.3    6.1   5.6    14.4    5.6    5.0  3.9 1.7   5.0  7.8 10.6 00.0 100.
6     10.6   6.7   3.3     .6  3.3   4.4    7.2   8.9    13.3    3.3    4.4  3.3   .6  8.9 10.0 11.1 00.0 100.
7      11.1   6.1   2.2   3.3   1.1   3.9   10.0    9.4   10.6    5.6    5.6  1.1 3.9   5.0 10.0 11.1 00.0 100.
8      12.3   5.0   2.8     .6  3.4   7.3    8.4    6.1   13.4    7.3    5.0  1.7 1.7   5.6  5.6 14.0 00.0 100.
9     12.8   7.3   3.9   2.2   5.0   2.8   12.3   8.9    10.1     6.1   2.8  1.7 2.8   4.5  5.0 11.7 00.0 100.
10      12.3   7.3   3.4   2.8   2.2   6.7   10.6   5.6    11.2     6.7   3.9  1.7 4.5   2.8  6.1 12.3 00.0 100.
11      16.2   5.0   2.8   2.2   3.4   5.0   10.6    6.1    8.9    8.9    5.6  2.8 2.8   4.5  6.1  8.9 00.0 100.
12       8.9   8.4   1.7   5.0   1.1   7.3   12.8   5.0     7.8    8.9    5.0  2.8 3.9   3.4  6.7 11.2 00.0 100.
13       7.3   9.5   1.7   2.8   3.4   5.6   12.3   6.1     6.7    8.4    3.9  3.9 2.8   4.5  8.9 12.3 00.0 100.
14      10.6   7.2   4.4  00.0   2.2   7.2    8.9   7.8     9.4    8.3    3.9  1.7 2.8   6.1  8.3 11.1 00.0 100.
15      11.7   7.8   3.9     .6  3.3   3.3   10.0  11.1    10.0    6.1    3.3  2.2 2.2   6.7  8.3  9.4 00.0 100.
16      11.1  10.0   3.9   1.1   1.7   3.3   12.2   9.4     8.9    6.1    2.8  2.2 3.3   3.9  8.9 11.1 00.0 100.
17      11.7   8.9   5.0   1.7   2.2   4.4   11.7   7.2     9.4    5.6    2.8  4.4 3.3   1.7  9.4 10.6 00.0 100.
18      10.0  13.9   2.8   2.2   2.2   6.1   11.7   8.3     8.3    5.0    2.8  2.8 2.8   2.8  8.3 10.0 00.0 100.
19      12.8   8.9   6.7   1.1   1.7   6.1   12.8   7.2    11.1    2.2    2.2  3.9 2.2   1.7  8.9 10.6 00.0 100.
20      13.9   8.9   3.9   1.7   2.2   7.2   10.0   8.3     9.4    2.8    1.1  2.2 5.6   2.2 11.1  9.4 00.0 100.
21      14.0   7.3   3.4   1.7   3.4   5.0   10.1   8.4    10.6    3.9    2.2  2.2 3.9   2.8 10.6 10.1   .6 100.
22      12.8   8.9   3.9   1.1   2.2   3.9   12.8   7.2    10.0    7.8    3.3  1.1 2.8   2.2  8.3 11.7 00.0 100.
23      13.3   6.1   1.7   2.2   1.7   3.9   10.6   9.4    10.0    7.8    3.3  1.7 3.3   5.0  8.3 11.7 00.0 100.
24      14.4   7.7     .6  3.3   1.1   2.8   10.5   7.2    12.7    6.6    3.9  1.7 3.9   6.1  5.5 12.2 00.0 100.
ALL      12.6   7.7   3.2   1.8   2.2   4.6    9.9   7.8    11.5     6.0   3.6  2.6 2.9   4.3  7.8 11.4   .0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =  4314

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM:  WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
JULY WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N     NNE    NE   ENE    E    ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM  TOTAL 1       6.5    3.2   3.2   6.5   3.2   3.2    9.7   6.5   22.6    6.5    6.5  6.5  3.2  3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0  100.
2      19.4    3.2   9.7   3.2  00.0   3.2    3.2  16.1   19.4    9.7    3.2 00.0  3.2  3.2 00.0  3.2 00.0  100.
3      12. 9   3.2   3.2   6.5   3.2   3.2    6.5  12.9   12.9    3.2    6.5  3.2 00.0  3.2  9.7  9.7 00.0  100.
4       6.5    3.2  00.0  00.0   3.2   9.7    9.7   3.2   19.4    6.5    6.5 00.0  3.2  6.5 12.9  9.7 00.0  100.
5       6.5    6.5   3.2  00.0   6.5  00.0    6.5  12.9   19.4   12.9    6.5 00.0  6.5 00.0  9.7  3.2 00.0  100.
6      12.9    6.5   3.2   3.2   6.5   3.2    9.7   6.5   22.6    3.2    3.2 00.0 00.0  6.5  9.7  3.2 00.0  100.
7       9.7    3.2   6.5  00.0  00.0   3.2   12.9   6.5   22.6   12. 9   3.2 00.0 00.0  3.2  9.7  6.5 00.0  100.
8       9.7    3.2   9.7  00.0   3.2   9.7    3.2   6.5   19.4    6.5    3.2 00.0 00.0  3.2  6.5 16.1 00.0  100.
9       9.7   12. 9  3.2  00.0   3.2  00.0   12.9   9.7    3.2   00.0  12.9   6.5  6.5 00.0  9.7  9.7 00.0  100.
10      16.1   12 .9 00.0  00.0   3.2  00.0    9.7   6.5    3.2    9.7    9.7  6.5 00.0  3.2  6.5 12.9 00.0  100.
-.4 11      19.4   16.1   3.2  00.0   3.2   6.5    9.7   6.5    3.2    3.2  16.1  00.0  3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5 00.0  100.
12      19.4    6.5   6.5   3.2  00.0   9.7    9.7   6.5    3.2    3.2    9.7  3.2  3.2 00.0  9.7  6.5 00.0  100.
13      16.1    9.7   9.7   6.5  00.0   6.5    3.2   9.7    3.2    3.2    6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2  9.7  6.5 00.0  100.
14      16.1   12 .9  3.2   3.2   9.7   3.2    9.7   3.2    6.5    3.2    6.5  3.2 00.0 00.0  6.5 12.9 00.0  100.
15      16.1    9.7   3.2  00.0   3.2   3.2   16.1   3.2    9.7    6.5    3.2  3.2 00.0 00.0  3.2 19.4 00.0  100.
16      16.1    3.2   3.2   3.2  00.0   6.5   12.9   6.5    9.7    3.2    6.5  3.2  3.2 00.0  6.5 16.1 00.0' 100.
17      19.4   00.0   3.2   3.2  00.0   3.2   22.6   6.5    6.5    3.2    3.2  3.2  3.2  3.2  6.5 12.9 00.0  100.
18      19.4    3.2   6.5   3.2   6.5   9.7   12.9   3.2    6.5    3.2    3.2 00.0  3.2 00.0 00.0 19.4 00.0  100.
19       9.7    6.5   3.2   9.7   6.5   6.5    9.7   3.2    6.5    3.2    3.2  3.2 00.0 00.0  3.2 25.8 00.0  100.
20       3.2   00.0   3.2   9.7   6.5   6.5    6.5  00.0    9.7   00.0  00.0   6.5 00.0  3.2 25.8 19.4 00.0  100.
21       9.7    3.2   3.2   6.5  12.9   3.2   00.0   3.2    9.7    6.5    3.2 00.0  3.2  9.7 16.1  9.7 00.0  100.
22       3.2    9.7   6.5   3.2   3.2   6.5    6.5  00.0    6.5    3.2  00.0   3.2 16.1  6.5  6.5 16.1  3.2  100.
23       3.2    6.5   9.7  00.0  00.0   9.7    6.5   3.2   12.9   12. 9  3.2   6.5  6.5  6.5  3.2  9.7 00.0  100.
24      16.1   00.0   6.5   3.2   3.2   3.2    9.7   9.7   19.4    9.7  00.0   3.2  3.2  3.2  6.5  3.2 00.0  100.
ALL      12.4    6.0   4.7   3.1   3.6   5.0    9.1   6.3   11.6    5.6   5.2   2.6  3.1  2.8  7.7 11.0   .1  100.
NUMBER OF OBS =   744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
AUGUST WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW   CALM TOTAL 1      12.9  00.0   3.2  00.0    3.2   00.0    3.2  16.1   25.8    9.7   00.0 00.0 12.9 00.0 00.0 12.9  00.0 100.
2       9.7   6.5   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2  16.1   19.4   16.1    9.7 00.0  3.2  3.2  3.2   6.5 00.0 100.
3       6.5   3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2    3.2    3.2   9.7   32.3    3.2    3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5  6.5 12.9  00.0 100.
4      12.9  00.0   6.5   3.2   00.0   00.0    3.2   9.7   29.0    6.5   00.0  3.2  3.2  3.2  9.7   9.7 00.0 100.
5       6.5   3.2  00.0   3.2   00.0   00.0    3.2  22.6   12.9   00.0    3.2  3.2  6.5  6.5 12.9 16.1  00.0 100.
6       9.7  00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2    9.7   3.2   29.0    3.2   12.9  3.2  3.2  6.5  6.5   9.7 00.0 100.
7       9.7  00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0    6.5   6.5   35.5    6.5   00.0  9.7  9.7  3.2  3.2   9.7 00.0 100.
8       6.5   3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2    3.2   12.9   9.7   22.6   16.1   00.0 00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2   9.7 00.0 100.
9      12.9   6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.5    3.2  12.9   12.9   16.1    9.7 00.0  3.2 12.9 00.0  3.2  00.0 100.
00      10      16.1   6.5  00.0   3.2   00.0    3.2    9.7   9.7   12.9    9.7   12.9  3.2 00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2  00.0 100.
11       3.2   6.5   9.7   3.2   00.0   00.0    6.5   6.5   16.1    6.5   12.9  3.2 00.0  3.2  9.7 12.9  00.0 100.
12      19.4   3.2  00.0   3.2    3.2    3.2    6.5   9.7    9.7   12.9    6.5  3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5   9.7 00.0 100.
13      12.9   6.5  00.0   3.2   00.0   00.0    3.2   9.7   16.1   16.1    9.7  3.2  3.2  3.2  6.5   6.5 00.0 100.
14      12.9   6.5  00.0   3.2   00.0    3.2    6.5  19.4    6.5    6.5    9.7  6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2   9.7 00.0 100.
15      12.9  16.1   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    9.7  12.9    9.7    9.7    6.5  3.2 00.0  9.7  6.5 00.0  00.0 100.
16       9.7  12.9   6.5   3.2   00.0    3.2   16.1  12.9    3.2   16.1    3.2 00.0 00.0  3.2  6.5  3.2  00.0 100.
17       9.7  12.9   9.7   3.2    3.2   00.0   12.9  19.4    3.2   12.9   00.0 00.0  3.2  3.2  3.2  3.2  00.0 100.
18       6.5   6.5   6.5   9.7    6.5    3.2    6.5  19.4   12.9    3.2   00.0 00.0  3.2  6.5  6.5  3.2  00.0 100.
19      12.9  00.0   6.5   9.7    3.2   00.0   16.1  25.8    3.2    3.2   00.0 00.0 00.0  3.2  6.5   9.7 00.0 100.
20       9.7  19.4   3.2  00.0   00.0    3.2    6.5  19.4    6.5    9.7    6.5 00.0 00.0  3.2 12.9 00.0  00.0 100.
21      16.1   6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2  19.4   16.1    3.2    3.2  9.7 00.0  3.2  9.7   9.7 00.0 100.
22      19.4   6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0    6.5  16.1   12.9    3.2    3.2 00.0  3.2 00.0  9.7 19.4  00.0 100.
23       9.7   6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0    6.5  12.9   12.9   16.1    3.2 00.0  9.7  6.5 00.0 16.1  00.0 100.
24       9.7   6.5   3.2   3.2   00.0   00.0    3.2  12.9   16.1   16.1    3.2 00.0  6.5  3.2  6.5   9.7 00.0 100.
ALL      11.2   6.0   2.7   2.2    1. 1   1.5    7.0  13.8   15.7    9.3    5.0  2.2  3.4  4.6  5.9   8.6 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
SEPTEMBER WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1       6.7  00.0  10.0   3.3  00.0   00.0   10.0   3.3    6.7    3.3    3.3 00.0  6.7 10.0 10.0 26.7 00.0 100.
2      16.7  10.0   3.3  00.0  00.0   00.0   10.0   3.3   10.0   00.0    3.3 00.0 13.3 00.0 13.3 13.3  3.3 100.
3     13.3   6.7  10.0  00.0  00.0   00.0   10.0   6.7   10.0    3.3    3.3  3.3  3.3  6.7 10.0 13.3 00.0 100.
4     16.7   6.7   3.3   3.3   6.7   00.0   10.0   6.7   16.7    6.7    3.3 00.0 00.0  6.7  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
5     16.7   6.7   3.3   6.7  00.0   00.0   16.7  00.0   13.3    6.7  00.0   3.3  6.7  6.7  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
6     26.7  00.0   3.3   3.3  00.0    6.7   10.0   3.3   10.0   16.7    6.7 00.0  3.3  6.7  3.3 00.0 00.0 100.
7     16.7   6.7   6.7  00.0  00.0   00.0   16.7  10.0    3.3    6.7    6.7  3.3  6.7  6.7  3.3  3.3  3.3 100.
8     10.0  10.0  10.0  10.0  00.0    3.3   13.3   6.7   10.0    6.7    3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
9      3.3  13.3  13.3  16.7  00.0    6.7   20.0  10.0    3.3    3.3  00.0  00.0  3.3  3.3 00.0  3.3 00.0 100.
10      10.0  10.0   3.3  20.0  10.0   10.0   20.0   3.3    3.3   00.0    3.3 00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3 00.0 00.0 100.
11       3.3   6.7   6.7  10.0  20.0   13.3   16.7  10.0   00.0   00.0    6.7 00.0 00.0  3.3  3.3 00.0 00.0 100.
12       6.7   3.3   3.3  13.3  23.3    3.3   13.3  10.0    3.3    3.3  00.0   3.3 00.0  6.7  3.3  3.3 00.0 100.
13       3.3   6.7  10.0  13.3  16.7    3.3   13.3  10.0    3.3    6.7  00.0   3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3  3.3 00.0 100.
14       3.3   6.7  10.0  16.7  20.0    3.3   16.7   3.3    3.3    3.3  00.0  00.0  3.3 00.0  6.7  3.3 00.0 100.
15       6.7  00.0  00.0  23.3  13.3   10.0   23.3  00.0    3.3    3.3  00.0   3.3  3.3 00.0  6.7  3.3 00.0 100.
16       6.7  00.0  10.0  10.0  20.0   10.0   10.0  16.7   00.0    3.3  00.0  00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
17      00.0  00.0  16.7   6.7  16.7    6.7   33.3   3.3   00.0    3.3  00.0  00.0  3.3 00.0 00.0 10.0 00.0 100.
18       3.3   3.3   3.3  10.0  20.0    6.7   30.0   3.3   00.0    3.3  00.0   3.3 00.0  3.3 00.0 10.0 00.0 100.
19      00.0  10.0   6.7   6.7  00.0   13.3   26.7  00.0    6.7   00.0    3.3  3.3  6.7 00.0  3.3 13.3 00.0 100.
20       3.3   6.7   6.7   6.7  00.0    6.7   20.0  00.0    6.7    3.3  10.0   3.3  3.3 00.0 13.3 10.0 00.0 100.
21      13.3  10.0  00.0   3.3   3.3    3.3   13.3   3.3   00.0   13.3  00.0  00.0 00.0  3.3 23.3 10.0 00.0 100.
22      16.7  10.0  00.0   3.3  00.0    3.3   16.7   3.3   00.0    6.7  00.0   3.3 00.0  6.7 16.7 13.3 00.0 100.
23       6.7   3.3   3.3  10.0  00.0    3.3   16.7  00.0    6.7    3.3    3.3 00.0 00.0  3.3 16.7 23.3 00.0 100.
24       6.7   3.3  10.0  00.0   3.3   00-0   13.3  10.0    3.3    3.3  10.0   3.3  3.3 10.0 10.0 10.0 00.0 100.
ALL       9.0   5.8   6.4   8.2   7.2    4.7   16.7   5.3    5.1    4.6    2.8  1.5  3.2  3.8  7.1  8.3   .3 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    720

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
JUL-SEP WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E    ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW  W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1       8.7   1.1   5.4   3.3   2.2   1.1    7.6   8.7   18.5    6.5    3.3  2.2 7.6  4.3  4.3 15.2 00.0 100.
2      15.2   6.5   5.4   1.1  00.0   1.1    5.4  12.0   16.3    8.7    5.4 00.0 6.5  2.2  5.4  7.6  1.1 100.
3      10.9   4.3   5.4   2.2   2.2   2.2    6.5   9.8   18.5    3.3    4.3  2.2 2.2  5.4  8.7 12.0 00.0 100.
4      12.0   3.3   3.3   2.2   3.3   3.3    7.6   6.5   21.7    6.5    3.3  1.1 2.2  5.4  9.8  8.7 00.0 100.
5       9.8   5.4   2.2   3.3   2.2  00.0    8.7  12.0   15.2    6.5    3.3  2.2 6.5  4.3  9.8  8.7 00.0 100.
6      16.3   2.2   2.2   2.2   2.2   4.3    9.8   4.3   20.7    7.6    7.6  1.1 2.2  6.5  6.5  4.3 00.0 100.
7      12.0   3.3   4.3  00.0  00.0   1.1   12.0   7.6   20.7    8.7    3.3  4.3 5.4  4.3  5.4  6.5  1.1 100.
8       8.7   5.4   6.5   3.3   2.2   5.4    9.8   7.6   17.4    9.8    2.2 00.0 3.3  3.3  4.3 10.9 00.0 100.
9       8.7  10.9   5.4   5.4   1.1   4.3   12.0  10.9    6.5    6.5    7.6  2.2 4.3  5.4  3.3  5.4 00.0 100.
10      14.1   9.8   1.1   7.6   4.3   4.3   13.0   6.5    6.5    6.5    8.7  3.3 1.1  3.3  4.3  5.4 00.0 100.
11       8.7   9.8   6.5   4.3   7.6   6.5   10.9   7.6    6.5    3.3   12.0  1.1 1.1  2.2  5.4  6.5 00.0 100.
12      15.2   4.3   3.3   6.5   8.7   5.4    9.8   8.7    5.4    6.5    5.4  3.3 1.1  3.3  6.5  6.5 00.0 100.
13      10.9   7.6   6.5   7.6   5.4   3.3    6.5   9.8    7.6    8.7    5.4  2.2 3.3  3.3  6.5  5.4 00.0 100.
14      10.9   8.7   4.3   7.6   9.8   3.3   10.9   8.7    5.4    4.3    5.4  3.3 1.1  2.2  5.4  8.7 00.0 100.
15      12.0   8.7   2.2   7.6   5.4   4.3   16.3   5.4    7.6    6.5    3.3  3.3 1.1  3.3  5.4  7.6 00.0 100.
16      10.9   5.4   6.5   5.4   6.5   6.5   13.0  12.0    4.3    7.6    3.3  1.1 2.2  1.1  5.4  8.7 00.0 100.
17       9.8   4.3   9.8   4.3   6.5   3.3   22.8   9.8    3.3    6.5    1.1  1.1 3.3  2.2  3.3  8.7 00.0 100.
18       9.8   4.3   5.4   7.6  10.9   6.5   16.3   8.7    6.5    3.3    1.1  1.1 2.2  3.3  2.2 10.9 00.0 100.
19       7.6   5.4   5.4   8.7   3.3   6.5   17.4   9.8    5.4    2.2    2.2  2.2 2.2  1.1  4.3 16.3 00.0 100.
20       5.4   8.7   4.3   5.4   2.2   5.4   10.9   6.5    7.6    4.3    5.4  3.3 1.1  2.2 17.4  9.8 00.0 100.
21      13.0   6.5   1.1   3.3   5.4   2.2    5.4   8.7    8.7    7.6    2.2  3.3 1.1  5.4 16.3  9.8 00.0 100.
22      13.0   8.7   2.2   2.2   1.1   3.3    9.8   6.5    6.5    4.3    1.1  2.2 6.5  4.3 10.9 16.3  1.1 100.
23       6.5   5.4   4.3   3.3  00.0   4.3    9.8   5.4   10.9   10.9    3.3  2.2 5.4  5.4  6.5 16.3 00.0 100.
24      10.9   3.3   6.5   2.2   2.2   1.1    8.7  10.9   13.0    9.8    4.3  2.2 4.3  5.4  7.6  7.6 00.0 100.
ALL      10.9   6.0   4.6   4.4   3.9   3.7   10.9   8.5   10.9    6.5    4.3  2.1 3.2  3.7  6.9  9.3   .1 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =  2208

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
OCTOBER WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW   CALM TOTAL 1       6.5   9.7   6.5  00.0  00.0    3.2    6.5   6.5   22.6    6.5   00.0  3.2  3.2  9.7  3.2 12.9  00.0 100.
2      00.0   6.5   3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2   12.9   3.2   22.6    6.5   00.0 00.0  9.7  6.5  9.7 16.1  00.0 100.
3       6.5   3.2   6.5  00.0  00.0    6.5   12.9   3.2   16.1    3.2   00.0  9.7  3.2  9.7  9.7  9.7  00.0 100.
4       6.5   9.7   6.5  00.0  00.0    6.5    6.5   6.5   19.4    6.5    3.2 00.0  3.2  9.7 12.9  3.2  00.0 100.
5       6.5   3.2  12.9  00.0  00.0    3.2    9.7   3.2   16.1    6.5   00.0  3.2  3.2  9.7 16.1  6.5  00.0 100.
6      12.9   6.5   9.7  00.0  00.0    3.2    9.7   6.5   16.1    6.5   00.0 00.0  3.2  9.7  6.5  9.7  00.0 100.
7       9.7   3.2  16.1   3.2  00.0   00.0    6.5   9.7    9.7    3.2   00.0  3.2  6.5  6.5  9.7 12.9  00.0 100.
8      12.9   6.5   3.2   6.5   3.2    3.2    9.7   3.2   16.1    3.2   00.0 00.0 00.0 16.1  6.5  9.7  00.0 100.
9       9.7   9.7  00.0   6.5   3.2    3.2    9.7   6.5   16.1    3.2   00.0 00.0 00.0 16.1  6.5  9.7  00.0 100.
10       9.7  16.1  00.0  00.0   9.7    3.2    6.5   9.7   12.9    6.5   00.0 00.0 00.0  9.7  9.7  6.5  00.0 100.
11      12.9   9.7  00.0  00.0   6.5    6.5    9.7   3.2   12.9   12.9   00.0 00.0  3.2  6.5  9.7  6.5  00.0 100.
12      16.1   6.5  00.0  00.0   3.2    6.5    9.7   3.2   12.9    6.5    6.5 00.0  6.5  6.5  9.7  6.5  00.0 100.
13      12.9   3.2  00.0  00.0   6.5    3.2    9.7   6.5    9.7    6.5    3.2 00.0  3.2 12.9 12.9  9.7  00.0 100.
14      12.9   3.2   3.2  00.0   3.2    6.5    6.5   9.7    9.7    6.5   00.0  3.2  6.5  6.5 19.4  3.2  00.0 100.
15      12.9  00.0  00.0  00.0   3.2   12.9    6.5   6.5    6.5    6.5   00.0 00.0  9.7  6.5 19.4  9.7  00.0 100.
16      12.9  00.0  00.0   6.5   3.2    6.5    9.7   6.5    6.5    3.2    3.2  3.2  3.2  9.7 12.9 12.9  00.0 100.
17       3.2   3.2   3.2   3.2   3.2    3.2    6.5  16.1    3.2    6.5   00.0  3.2  3.2  9.7  9.7 22.6  00.0 100.
18       9.7   3.2  00.0   3.2   3.2    9.7    9.7   9.7    6.5    6.5   00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2  9.7 16.1  00.0 100.
19       9.7   6.5  00.0   3.2   9.7    6.5    6.5   6.5   12.9    6.5    3.2 00.0  3.2  3.2 16.1  6.5  00.0 100.
20      12.9   6.5   3.2   3.2   3.2   00.0   16.1   3.2    9.7    9.7   00.0  3.2  6.5  6.5 12.9  3.2  00.0 100.
21       6.5  12.9  00.0   3.2   3.2    3.2   16.1  00.0   12.9   00.0    6.5  3.2  6.5  6.5  3.2 12.9   3.2 100.
22       6.5   6.5  00.0   3.2   3.2   00.0   12.9  16.1   12.9    3.2    3.2  3.2  6.5  9.7  3.2  9.7  00.0 100.
23      12.9   3.2  00.0   3.2   3.2   00.0    9.7  12.9   16.1    6.5    3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2  3.2 12.9  00.0 100.
24       9.7   3.2  00.0   3.2   3.2   00.0    6.5  12.9   12.9    6.5    3.2  3.2  9.7  9.7  3.2 12.9' 00.0 100.
ALL       9.7   5.9   3.1   2.0   3.1    4.2    9.4   7.1   13.0    5.8    1.5  2.3  4.4  8.5  9.8 10.1    .1 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM:   WINPER VERSION:   PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
NOVEMBER WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N     NNE     NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE      S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM  TOTAL 1     10.0    6.7   00.0  00.0   6.7   00.0   00.0  26.7    10.0   00.0    3.3  3.3  3.3  6.7 10.0 13.3 00.0  100.
2      6.7   13.3   00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0  13.3    20.0    6.7    3.3  3.3  3.3  3.3 13.3 10.0  3.3  100.
3     13.3   10.0   00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.7    6.7   26.7   00.0    6.7 00.0  3.3  6.7 10.0 10.0 00.0  100.
4     20.0    3.3    6.7  00.0  00.0    3.3   00.0  26.7     6.7    6.7    3.3  3.3  3.3  6.7  3.3  6.7 00.0  100.
5     13.3    3.3   00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.7  23.3    16.7    3.3    3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3 10.0 13.3 00.0  100.
6     20.0    6.7   00.0  00.0   3.3   00.0   00.0  20.0    20.0    3.3   00.0 00.0  3.3 10.0 00.0 13.3 00.0  100.
7     16.7    3.3   00.0  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.3  13.3    20.0   13.3    3.3 00.0  3.3  6.7  3.3 13.3 00.0  100.
8     20.0    6.7   00.0   6.7   3.3   00.0   00.0  16.7    13.3    6.7   00.0  3.3  3.3  3.3  3.3 13.3 00.0  100.
9     13.3    6.7    3.3  00.0  00.0    3.3    3.3  20.0    23.3   00.0    3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3  6.7 10.0 00.0  100.
10      10.0    3.3   10.0  00.0  00.0   00.0   13.3  10.0    16.7   13.3   00.0 00.0 00.0  3.3 10.0 10.0 00.0  100.
11      10.0    6.7    3.3   3.3  00.0    3.3    6.7  10.0    16.7   10.0    6.7 00.0 00.0 00.0 16.7  6.7 00.0  100.
12      20.0    3.3    6.7  00.0   3.3    3.3    6.7   6.7    23.3    6.7    3.3  3.3 00.0 00.0 13.3 00.0 00.0  100.
13      23.3    3.3    3.3  00.0   6.7   00.0    6.7  10.0    16.7   13.3   00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3  6.7  3.3 00.0  100.
14      13.3   13.3   00.0  00.0  00.0   10.0    3.3   6.7    16.7   16.7   00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3  6.7  6.7 00.0  100.
15      10.0   13.3    3.3  00.0  00.0   10.0   10.0   6.7    20.0    6.7   00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3 10.0  3.3 00.0  100.
16      13.3   13.3   00.0  00.0  00.0   10.0   13.3   3.3    20.0    3.3    6.7 00.0  3.3 00.0  6.7  6.7 00.0  100.
17      13.3   10.0   00.0   6.7   3.3    3.3   10.0  10.0    10.0    6.7    3.3  3.3  3.3 00.0 10.0  6.7 00.0  100.
18      20.0    6.7    3.3   3.3   3.3    6.7    3.3  13.3     3.3   10.0    3.3 00.0  3.3 00.0 13.3  6.7 00.0  100.
19      23.3    6.7   00.0   3.3   3.3    3.3    3.3  10.0    10.0   10.0    3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3 13.3  3.3 00.0  100.
20      13.3    3.3    3.3   3.3   3.3   00.0    6.7   6.7    13.3   16.7    3.3  3.3 00.0 00.0 10.0 13.3 00.0  100.
21      16.7    3.3   00.0  00.0  00.0    3.3    6.7   3.3    23.3   10.0  00.0   6.7 00.0  3.3 13.3 10.0 00.0  100.
22      20.0   00.0    6.7  00.0   3.3    3.3    3.3  23.3    10.0    3.3    3.3  3.3 00.0  3.3 16.7 00.0 00.0  100.
23      23.3   00.0   00.0   3.3   3.3   13.3    6.7  13.3     3.3    6.7    6.7 00.0  3.3 00.0 10.0  6.7 00.0  100.
24      23.3   00.0    3.3   3.3   6.7   00.0   10.0   6.7     6.7    3.3  10.0   6.7 00.0 10.0 10.0 00.0 00.0  100.
ALL      16.1    6.1    2.2   1.4   2.1    3.2    5.4  12.8    15.3    7.4    3.2  2.1  1.9  3.5  9.4  7.8    .1 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    720

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
DECEMBER WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE     NE   ENE    E     ESE      SE   SSE     S      SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1     16.1   3.2    6.5  00.0  00.0    3.2    00.0  00.0   16.1     3.2    3.2  6.5  6.5  6.5 19.4  9.7 00.0 100.
2     12.9   6.5    3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0     3.2   3.2   12.9     3.2    3.2  3.2  3.2 12.9 12.9 16.1 00.0 100.
3      9.7   6.5    6.5  00.0  00.0    3.2    00.0   3.2     9.7    9.7    3.2  3.2 00.0 12.9 19.4 12.9 00.0 100.
4     12.9   6.5    6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0    00.0   6.5   12.9     3.2    6.5 00.0  3.2  6.5 25.8  9.7 00.0 100.
5     16.1   3.2    6.5  00.0  00.0    3.2    00.0   9.7   12.9     3.2    6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2 19.4  9.7 00.0 100.
6     12.9   3.2    6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0    00.0  00.0   25.8     6.5   00.0 00.0  6.5  6.5 19.4 12.9 00.0 100.
7      6.5   3.2    6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0    00.0   9.7   12.9     6.5    3.2 00.0  9.7 12.9 16.1 12.9 00.0 100.
8      3.2   3.2    3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0    00.0   9.7   19.4     9.7   00.0  3.2 00.0 12.9 12.9 19.4 00.0 100.
9      3.2   3.2    3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0     3.2   6.5   16.1     6.5   00.0  3.2 00.0 12.9 16.1 22.6 00.0 100.
10       9.7   3.2    3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0    00.0   9.7   16.1     3.2    9.7 00.0  3.2  9.7  9.7 19.4 00.0 100.
11       6.5  00.0    9.7  00.0  00.0   00.0    00.0   9.7   19.4     3.2    6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2 12.9 22.6 00.0 100.
12       6.5   3.2    6.5   3.2  00.0   00.0     3.2   3.2     6.5   12.9    6.5  3.2  9.7  3.2  9.7 22.6 00.0 100.
13       3.2  12.9   00.0   3.2  00.0   00.0    00.0   9.7     6.5    6.5    9.7  3.2  6.5  6.5 12.9 19.4 00.0 100.
14       6.5   6.5    3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0     6.5   6.5    3.2     9.7    3.2  3.2  9.7 00.0 25.8 12.9 00.0 100.
15      00.0   9.7    3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2     6.5  00.0     9.7    9.7    3.2  9.7  3.2  6.5 19.4 12.9 00.0 100.
16       6.5   6.5    6.5  00.0   6.5   00.0     3.2   3.2   12.9    00.0    6.5  9.7 00.0 12.9 12.9 12.9 00.0 100.
17       9.7   9.7    3.2  00.0   3.2   00.0     6.5  00.0     9.7    3.2    6.5  9.7  3.2 12.9  3.2 19.4 00.0 100.
18       6.5  12.9    3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2     3.2   3.2     6.5    3.2    9.7  6.5  6.5  6.5 12.9 12.9 00.0 100.
19      12.9   3.2    6.5   3.2  00.0   00.0     6.5  00.0    9.7     3.2    3.2  3.2  3.2 16.1 16.1 12.9 00.0 100.
20      12.9  00.0    6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0     3.2   3.2    9.7     3.2  00.0   9.7 00.0  9.7 16.1 25.8 00.0 100.
21      25.8   3.2    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0     3.2   3.2    9.7     3.2    3.2  6.5  6.5  6.5 12.9 12.9 00.0 100.
22      16.1   3.2    3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0     6.5   3.2    9.7     9.7  00.0   6.5  6.5  3.2 12.9 19.4 00.0 100.
23       9.7   3.2    3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2     6.5   3.2   16.1    00.0  00.0   6.5  6.5  3.2 16.1 19.4 00.0 100.
24      19.4   6.5    3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2    00.0   6.5   16.1    00.0  00.0   6.5  6.5  9.7  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
ALL      10.2   5.1    4.7   1.5      .4    .9    2.6   4.7   12.5     5.1    3.9  4.3  4.7  8.2 15.2 16.0 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
OCT-DEC WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY  N     NNE    NE   ENE    E    ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW  W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1     10.9    6.5   4.3  00.0   2.2   2.2    2.2  10.9   16.3    3.3    2.2  4.3 4.3  7.6 10.9 12.0 00.0 100.
2      6.5    8.7   2.2   1.1  00.0   1.1    5.4   6.5   18.5    5.4    2.2  2.2 5.4  7.6 12.0 14.1  1.1 100.
3      9.8    6.5   4.3  00.0  00.0   3.3    6.5   4.3   17.4    4.3    3.3  4.3 2.2  9.8 13.0 10.9 00.0 100.
4     13.0    6.5   6.5  00.0  00.0   3.3    2.2  13.0   13.0    5.4    4.3  1.1 3.3  7.6 14.1  6.5 00.0 100.
5     12.0    3.3   6.5  00.0  00.0   2.2    5.4  12.0   15.2    4.3    3.3  1.1 4.3  5.4 15.2  9.8 00.0 100.
6     15.2    5.4   5.4  00.0   1.1   1.1    3.3   8.7   20.7    5.4   00.0 00.0 4.3  8.7  8.7 12.0 00.0 100.
7     10.9    3.3   7.6   1.1  00.0  00.0    3.3  10.9   14.1    7.6    2.2  1.1 6.5  8.7  9.8 13.0 00.0 100.
8     12.0    5.4   2.2   5.4   2.2   1.1    3.3   9.8   16.3    6.5   00.0  2.2 1.1 10.9  7.6 14.1 00.0 100.
9      8.7    6.5   2.2   3.3   1.1   2.2    5.4  10.9   18.5    3.3    1.1  1.1 1.1 10.9  9.8 14.1 00.0 100.
10      9.8    7.6   4.3   1.1   3.3   1.1    6.5   9.8   15.2    7.6    3.3 00.0 1.1  7.6  9.8 12.0 00.0 100.
11      9.8    5.4   4.3   1.1   2.2   3.3    5.4   7.6   16.3    8.7    4.3 00.0 3.3  3.3 13.0 12.0 00.0 100.
12     14.1    4.3   4.3   1.1   2.2   3.3    6.5   4.3   14.1    8.7    5.4  2.2 5.4  3.3 10.9  9.8 00.0 100.
13     13.0    6.5   1.1   1.1   4.3   1.1    5.4   8.7   10.9    8.7    4.3  2.2 3.3  7.6 10.9 10.9 00.0 100.
14     10.9    7.6   2.2   1.1   1.1   5.4    5.4   7.6    9.8   10.9    1.1  3.3 5.4  3.3 17.4  7.6 00.0 100.
15      7.6    7.6   2.2   1.1   1.1   8.7    7.6   4.3   12.0    7.6    1.1  4.3 4.3  5.4 16.3  8.7 00.0 100.
16     10.9    6.5   2.2   2.2   3.3   5.4    8.7   4.3   13.0    2.2    5.4  4.3 2.2  7.6 10.9 10.9 00.0 100.
17      8.7    7.6   2.2   3.3   3.3   2.2    7.6   8.7    7.6    5.4    3.3  5.4 3.3  7.6  7.6 16.3 00.0 100.
18     12.0    7.6   2.2   3.3   2.2   6.5    5.4   8.7    5.4    6.5    4.3  4.3 4.3  3.3 12.0 12.0 00.0 100.
19     15.2    5.4   2.2   3.3   4.3   3.3    5.4   5.4   10.9    6.5    3.3  1.1 3.3  7.6 15.2  7.6 00.0 100.
20     13.0    3.3   4.3   2.2   2.2  00.0    8.7   4.3   10.9    9.8    1.1  5.4 2.2  5.4 13.0 14.1 00.0 100.
21     16.3    6.5   1.1   1.1   1.1   2.2    8.7   2.2   15.2    4.3    3.3  5.4 4.3  5.4  9.8 12.0  1.1 100.
22     14.1    3.3   3.3   1.1   2.2   1.1    7.6  14.1   10.9    5.4    2.2  4.3 4.3  5.4 10.9  9.8 00.0 100.
23     15.2    2.2   1.1   3.3   2.2   5.4    7.6   9.8   12.0    4.3    3.3  4.3 4.3  2.2  9.8 13.0 00.0 100.
24     17.4    3.3   2.2   2.2   3.3   1.1    5.4   8.7   12.0    3.3    4.3  5.4 5.4  9.8  7.6  8.7 00.0 100.
ALL     12.0    5.7   3.4   1.6   1.9   2.8    5.8   8.2   13.6    6.1    2.9  2.9 3.7  6.7 11.5 11.3   .1 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =  2208

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
JUL-DEC WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E    ESE      SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1       9.8   3.8   4.9   1.6   2.2   1.6     4.9   9.8   17.4    4.9    2.7  3.3  6.0  6.0  7.6 13.6 00.0 100.
2      10.9   7.6   3.8   1.1  00.0   1.1     5.4   9.2   17.4    7.1    3.8  1.1  6.0  4.9  8.7 10.9  1.1 100.
3      10.3   5.4   4.9   1.1   1.1   2.7     6.5   7.1   17.9    3.8    3.8  3.3  2.2  7.6 10.9 11.4 00.0 100.
4      12.5   4.9   4.9   1.1   1.6   3.3     4.9   9.8   17.4    6.0    3.8  1.1  2.7  6.5 12.0  7.6 00.0 100.
5      10.9   4.3   4.3   1.6   1.1   1.1     7.1  12.0   15.2    5.4    3.3  1.6  5.4  4.9 12.5  9.2 00.0 100.
6      15.8   3.8   3.8   1.1   1.6   2.7     6.5   6.5   20.7    6.5    3.8   .5  3.3  7.6  7.6  8.2 00.0 100.
7      11.4   3.3   6.0     .5 00.0     .5    7.6   9.2   17.4    8.2    2.7  2.7  6.0  6.5  7.6  9.8   .5 100.
8      10.3   5.4   4.3   4.3   2.2   3.3     6.5   8.7   16.8    8.2    1.1  1.1  2.2  7.1  6.0 12.5 00.0 100.
9       8.7   8.7   3.8   4.3   1.1   3.3     8.7  10.9   12.5    4.9    4.3  1.6  2.7  8.2  6.5  9.8 00.0 100.
10      12.0   8.7   2.7   4.3   3.8   2.7     9.8   8.2   10.9    7.1    6.0  1.6  1.1  5.4  7.1  8.7 00.0 100.
11       9.2   7.6   5.4   2.7   4.9   4.9     8.2   7.6   11.4    6.0    8.2   .5  2.2  2.7  9.2  9.2 00.0 100.
12      14.7   4.3   3.8   3.8   5.4   4.3     8.2   6.5    9.8    7.6    5.4  2.7  3.3  3.3  8.7  8.2 00.0 100.
13      12.0   7.1   3.8   4.3   4.9   2.2     6.0   9.2    9.2    8.7    4.9  2.2  3.3  5.4  8.7  8.2 00.0 100.
14      10.9   8.2   3.3   4.3   5.4   4.3     8.2   8.2    7.6    7.6    3.3  3.3  3.3  2.7 11.4  8.2 00.0 100.
15       9.8   8.2   2.2   4.3   3.3   6.5    12.0   4.9    9.8    7.1    2.2  3.8  2.7  4.3 10.9  8.2 00.0 100.
16      10.9   6.0   4.3   3.8   4.9   6.0    10.9   8.2    8.7    4.9    4.3  2.7  2.2  4.3  8.2  9.8 00.0 100.
17       9.2   6.0   6.0   3.8   4.9   2.7    15.2   9.2    5.4    6.0    2.2  3.3  3.3  4.9  5.4 12.5 00.0 100.
18      10.9   6.0   3.8   5.4   6.5   6.5    10.9   8.7    6.0    4.9    2.7  2.7  3.3  3.3  7.1 11.4 00.0 100.
19      11.4   5.4   3.8   6.0   3.8   4.9    11.4   7.6    8.2    4.3    2.7  1.6  2.7  4.3  9.8 12.0 00.0 100.
20       9.2   6.0   4.3   3.8   2.2   2.7     9.8   5.4    9.2    7.1    3.3  4.3  1.6  3.8 15.2 12.0 00.0 100.
21      14.7   6.5   1.1   2.2   3.3   2.2     7.1   5.4   12.0    6.0    2.7  4.3  2.7  5.4 13.0 10.9   .5 100.
22      13.6   6.0   2.7   1.6   1.6   2.2     8.7  10.3    8.7    4.9    1.6  3.3  5.4  4.9 10.9 13.0   .5 100.
23      10.9   3.8   2.7   3.3   1.1   4.9     8.7   7.6   11.4    7.6    3.3  3.3. 4.9  3.8  8.2 14.7 00.0 100.
24      14.1   3.3   4.3   2.2   2.7   1.1     7.1   9.8   12.5    6.5    4.3  3.8  4.9  7.6  7.6  8.2 00.0 100.
ALL      11.4   5.8   4.0   3.0   2.9   3.2     8.3   8.3   12.2    6.3    3.6  2.5  3.5  5.2  9.2 10.3   .1 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =  4416

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 10-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
JAN-DEC WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E    ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW  W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM  TOTAL 1      11.3   5.2   4.1   1.4   1.4   2.2    6.0   9.3   17.9    5.8    3.0  3.0 3.6  4.9  6.6 14.3 00.0  100.
2      12.9   7.4   3.0   1.1   1.1   1.6    5.5   8.5   17.6    6.9    3.6  2.2 4.1  4.1  8.8 10.7    .8 100.
3      14.3   4.9   3.6   1.1   1.1   2.5    6.9   8.2   17.0    4.1    2.7  3.6 2.7  6.0  8.0 13.2 00.0  100.
4      13.2   6.6   4.1   1.1   1.1   3.8    5.2   9.1   16.8    4.9    4.1  2.2 2.7  6.6  8.5  9.9 00.0  100.
5      12.6   5.8   3.8   2.5   1.9   2.2    6.6   8.8   14.8    5.5    4.1  2.7 3.6  4.9 10.2  9.9 00.0  100.
6      13.2   5.2   3.6     .8  2.5   3.6    6.9   7.7   17.0    4.9    4.1  1.9 1.9  8.2  8.8  9.6 00.0  100.
7      11.3   4.7   4.1   1.9     .5  2.2    8.8   9.3   14.0    6.9    4.1  1.9 4.9  5.8  8.8 10.4    .3 100.
8      11.3   5.2   3.6   2.5   2.8   5.2    7.4   7.4   15.2    7.7    3.0  1.4 1.9  6.3  5.8 13.2 00.0  100.
9      10.7   8.0   3.9   3.3   3.0   3.0   10.5   9.9   11.3    5.5    3.6  1.7 2.8  6.3  5.8 10.7 00.0  100.
10      12.1   8.0   3.0   3.6   3.0   4.7   10.2   6.9   11.0    6.9    5.0  1.7 2.8  4.1  6.6 10.5 00.0  100.
11      12.7   6.3   4.1   2.5   4.1   5.0    9.4   6.9   10.2    7.4    6.9  1.7 2.5  3.6  7.7  9.1 00.0  100.
12      11.8   6.3   2.8   4.4   3.3   5.8   10.5   5.8    8.8    8.3    5.2  2.8 3.6  3.3  7.7  9.6 00.0  100.
13       9.6   8.3   2.8   3.6   4.1   3.9    9.1   7.7    8.0    8.5    4.4  3.0 3.0  5.0  8.8 10.2 00.0  100.
14      10.7   7.7   3.8   2.2   3.8   5.8    8.5   8.0    8.5    8.0    3.6  2.5 3.0  4.4  9.9  9.6 00.0  100.
15      10.7   8.0   3.0   2.5   3.3   4.9   11.0   8.0    9.9    6.6    2.7  3.0 2.5  5.5  9.6  8.8 00.0  100.
16      11.0   8.0   4.1   2.5   3.3   4.7   11.5   8.8    8.8    5.5    3.6  2.5 2.7  4.1  8.5 10.4 00.0  100.
17      10.4   7.4   5.5   2.7   3.6   3.6   13.5   8.2    7.4    5.8    2.5  3.8 3.3  3.3  7.4 11.5 00.0  100.
18      10.4   9.9   3.3   3.8   4.4   6.3   11.3   8.5    7.1    4.9    2.7  2.7 3.0  3.0  7.7 10.7 00.0  100.
19      12.1   7.1   5.2   3.6   2.7   5.5   12.1   7.4    9.6    3.3    2.5  2.7 2.5  3.0  9.3 11.3 00.0  100.
20      11.5   7.4   4.1   2.7   2.2   4.9    9.9   6.9    9.3    4.9    2.2  3.3 3.6  3.0 13.2 10.7 00.0  100.
21      14.3   6.9   2.2   1.9   3.3   3.6    8.5   6.9   11.3    5.0    2.5  3.3 3.3  4.1 11.8 10.5   .6  100.
22      13.2   7.4   3.3   1.4   1.9   3.0   10.7   8.8    9.3    6.3    2.5  2.2 4.1  3.6  9.6 12.4    .3 100.
23      12.1   4.9   2.2   2.7   1.4   4.4    9.6   8.5   10.7    7.7    3.3  2.5 4.1  4.4  8.2 13.2 00.0  100.
24      14.2   5.5   2.5   2.7   1.9   1.9    8.8   8.5   12.6    6.6    4.1  2.7 4.4  6.8  6.6 10.1 00.0  100.
ALL      12.0   6.8   3.6   2.4   2.6   3.9    9.1   8.1   11.8    6.2    3.6  2.5 3.2  4.8  8.5 10.9    .1 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =  8730

Wind Direction Frequencies 100-Meter Level B47

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
JANUARY WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE     SE   SSE      S     SSW      SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      9.7   3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2    9.7   12.9     9.7    3.2  6.5  6.5  6.5 00.0 29.0 00.0 100.
2      3.2   9.7  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2    3.2   22.6   00.0     9.7  3.2  6.5  9.7  3.2 25.8 00.0 100.
3      6.5   6.5   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2    3.2   12.9     6.5   16.1 00.0  3.2 12.9  9.7 16.1 00.0 100.
4      6.5   6.5   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2    6.5    6.5     6.5   12.9  3.2  3.2  9.7 12.9 19.4 00.0 100.
5      9.7   3.2   6.5  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2  *00.0    9.7     9.7   12.9  3.2 00.0  6.5 16.1 19.4 00.0 100.
6     16.1   3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0    3.2   00.0    3.2    9.7     6.5   12.9  3.2  6.5  6.5 16.1  9.7 00.0 100.
7     12.9  00.0   6.5  00.0   00.0    3.2   00.0    6.5    6.5     6.5   12.9 00.0  3.2 00.0 19.4 22.6 00.0 100.
8     16.1   6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2    3.2   00.0    9.7   12.9     9.7 00.0 00.0  3.2 22.6 12.9 00.0 100.
9     12.9   3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0    3.2    3.2    3.2    6.5   16.1     6.5 00.0 00.0  9.7  3.2 29.0 00.0 100.
10       6.5   6.5  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2   00.0    3.2    9.7   12.9     9.7  3.2 00.0  6.5 16.1 22.6 00.0 100.
11       3.2   6.5   3.2  00.0   00.0    3.2   00.0    6.5    3.2     9.7   16.1 00.0  3.2  9.7 19.4 16.1 00.0 100.
00 12       6.5   6.5   3.2   3.2   00.0    3.2   00.0    6.5    3.2     3.2   16.1  3.2  3.2  6.5 16.1 19.4 00.0 100.
13       3.2   3.2   6.5  00.0   00.0    6.5    3.2    3.2    3.2     3.2    6.5  9.7  3.2  6.5 25.8 16.1 00.0 100.
14      12.9   3.2   3.2   3.2   00.0   00.0    3.2    3.2    6.5     3.2    6.5  3.2  6.5 12.9 25.8  6.5 00.0 100.
15       6.5   9.7   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2    6.5    3.2     3.2    6.5  3.2  3.2 19.4 22.6  9.7 00.0 100.
16       9.7   3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    3.2    9.7    3.2   00.0     3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2 35.5 16.1 00.0 100.
17      12.9   3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    6.5    3.2    6.5   00.0     3.2  6.5  3.2  9.7 19.4 22.6 00.0 100.
18       6.5   9.7  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0    6.5    3.2    6.5   00.0     3.2  3.2  6.5  6.5 25.8 22.6 00.0 100.
19      12.9   9.7   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    6.5    6.5    3.2     3.2   00.0  3.2  3.2  9.7 22.6 16.1 00.0 100.
20       6.5   6.5   3.2  00.0    3.2   00.0    6.5    9.7    3.2     3.2   00.0 00.0  9.7  9.7 12.9 25.8 00.0 100.
21       6.7   3.3  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.3    6.7    6.7   10.0   00.0    00.0  3.3  6.7 13.3 10.0 30.0 00.0 100.
22      12.9   3.2   3.2  00.0   00.0   00.0    9.7    6.5    6.5     6.5    3.2  3.2  9.7  6.5  3.2 25.8 00.0 100.
23      16.1   3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2   00.0    9.7    6.5    6.5     9.7    3.2  3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2 25.8 00.0 100.
24      15.6   3.1  00.0  00.0   00.0   00.0    6.3   12.5    6.3     9.4    3.1  6.3  6.3  3.1  6.3 21.9 00.0 100.
ALL       9.7   5.1   2.6     .3     .3   1.3    3.9    5.4    7.4     5.9    7.4  3.2  4.3  7.9 15.3 20.0 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
FEBRUARY WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE     NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW      SW  WSW   W   WNW    NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      14.3   7.1    3.6   3.6   3.6    3.6    7.1  10.7    7.1    3.6     7.1  3.6 00.0  3.6  10.7 10.7 00.0 100.
2      17.9   3.6    3.6  00.0   7.1    3.6    3.6  10.7   10.7    3.6     3.6  3.6  3.6 00.0  10.7 14.3 00.0 100.
3      21.4   3.6   00.0   3.6   7.1    3.6    3.6  10.7   10.7    3.6     3.6  3.6 00.0  3.6   3.6 17.9 00.0 100.
4      17.9   3.6    3.6  00.0   3.6    7.1    3.6  10.7    7.1    3.6    00.0 10.7 00.0  7.1   3.6 17.9 00.0 100.
5      21.4   3.6    3.6  00.0   3.6    7.1    7.1   7.1   10.7   00.0     3.6  3.6  7.1  3.6  10.7  7.1 00.0 100.
6     10.7  10.7   00.0  00.0  00.0    7.1    3.6   3.6   17.9   00.0    00.0  7.1  3.6 00.0  17.9 17.9 00.0 100.
7      14.3   7.1    3.6  00.0  00.0    7.1    3.6   7.1   14.3   00.0    00.0  3.6  3.6  3.6. 14.3 17.9 00.0 100.
8      10.7  00.0    3.6   3.6   7.1    7.1    3.6  10.7   10.7   00.0     3.6 00.0  3.6  7.1   7.1 21.4 00.0 100.
9     10.7  00.0    3.6   3.6   3.6    7.1   10.7   3.6   14.3    3.6    00.0 00.0  3.6  3.6  10.7 21.4 00.0 100.
10      14.3   3.6    7.1  00.0   3.6   00.0   14.3   3.6   14.3    7.1    00.0 00.0 00.0 00.0  17.9 14.3 00.0 100.
11      17.9   3.6    3.6   3.6  00.0    3.6   10.7   7.1   14.3   00.0     7.1  3.6 00.0  3.6   7.1 14.3 00.0 100.
12       7.1  10.7    3.6   3.6  00.0    3.6    7.1   7.1   10.7    7.1     7.1  3.6 00.0  3.6  10.7 14.3 00.0 100.
13      00.0  14.3    3.6   3.6  00.0   00.0    7.1  14.3    7.1    3.6    10.7 00.0 00.0  7.1  10.7 17.9 00.0 100.
14       7.1   7.1    7.1  00.0  00.0    3.6    3.6  14.3   10.7    7.1    00.0 00.0  3.6  3.6  14.3 17.9 00.0 100.
15      10.7   7.1    7.1  00.0   3.6   00.0    3.6  10.7   14.3    7.1    00.0 00.0 00.0  7.1  17.9 10.7 00.0 100.
16       7.1  14.3   00.0   3.6  00.0    3.6    7.1   3.6   17.9    3.6     3.6 00.0 00.0  3.6  17.9 14.3 00.0 100.
17      17.9   7.1   00.0   3.6  00.0    3.6    3.6  14.3   10.7    7.1    00.0 00.0  3.6 00.0  17.9 10.7 00.0 100.
18       3.6  14.3    7.1  00.0   7.1    3.6    7.1   7.1   14.3    3.6    00.0 00.0 00.0 00.0  17.9 14.3 00.0 100.
19      10.7   3.6   14.3   7.1   3.6    3.6   10.7  10.7   00.0    3.6     3.6 00.0 00.0  3.6  17.9  7.1 00.0 100.
20      14.3   3.6    3.6  10.7   7.1    3.6   10.7  10.7    3.6    3.6    00.0 00.0  3.6 00.0   7.1 17.9 00.0 100.
21      17.9   7.1   00.0   3.6  10.7    3.6    7.1   7.1   10.7    3.6    00.0 00.0 00.0  7.1  10.7 10.7 00.0 100.
22      17.9  10.7   00.0   3.6   3.6    7.1    7.1  10.7    7.1    3.6     3.6 00.0  3.6  3.6   7.1 10.7 00.0 100.
23      10.7  10.7   00.0   3.6   3.6    7.1    7.1  10.7    7.1    3.6     3.6  3.6 00.0  3.6   7.1 17.9 00.0 100.
24       7.1  10.7   00.0  00.0   7.1    3.6   10.7   7.1   10.7   00.0     7.1  3.6 00.0  3.6   7.1 21.4 00.0 100.
ALL      12.6   7.0    3.4   2.5   3.6    4.3    6.8   8.9   10.7    3.4     2.8  2.1  1.6  3.4  11.6 15.0 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    672

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
MARCH WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW      SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      9.7   9.7  00.0   6.5   00.0    9.7    9.7  16.1   12.9    3.2     3.2  3.2 00.0  3.2  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
2      9.7   6.5   3.2   6.5   00.0    9.7    6.5  19.4   12.9    3.2     3.2 00.0  3.2  3.2  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
3      3.2   6.5   3.2   6.5  00.0     9.7    6.5  12.9   19.4    3.2     3.2  3.2 00.0  3.2  3.2 16.1 00.0 100.
4      6.5   6.5   6.5  00.0    3.2    9.7    3.2  22.6   12.9    3.2     3.2 00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2 12.9 00.0 100.
5      9.7   9.7   3.2   3.2  00.0    12.9    3.2  19.4   12.9    6.5     3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0 00.0  9.7 00.0 100.
6      6.5   9.7  00.0   3.2    3.2    9.7   12.9  12.9   12.9    6.5     3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
7      6.5   3.2   3.2   3.2  00.0     9.7   12.9  12.9   12.9    3.2     3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
8     12.9  00.0   3.2   6.5  00.0     3.2   12.9  12.9   16.1    6.5    00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2  9.7  3.2 00.0 100.
9      9.7   3.2   3.2   3.2    3.2   00.0   16.1   9.7   16.1    3.2     6.5  6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
10      16.1  00.0   6.5   3.2    3.2   00.0   12.9  12.9   16.1    3.2     6.5  6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2 00.0 100.
11      12.9   6.5  00.0   6.5    6.5   00.0   12.9  12.9   12.9    6.5     6.5  6.5 00.0  9.7 00.0 00.0 00.0 100.
!J1      12       9.7   6.5   3.2  00.0    3.2    6.5   12.9   9.7   16.1    3.2     6.5  6.5  3.2  9.7 00.0  3.2 00.0 100.
0D 13       9.7   9.7   3.2  00.0  00.0     6.5   16.1   9.7   16.1    3.2     6.5  3.2  6.5  6.5 00.0  3.2 00.0 100.
14      12.9   3.2   6.5  00.0  00.0     6.5   12.9  12.9   16.1    3.2     6.5  3.2  6.5  6.5 00.0  3.2 00.0 100.
15      12.9   9.7   6.5  00.0  00.0     3.2   16.1   9.7   16.1    3.2     3.2  3.2  6.5  6.5  3.2 00.0 00.0 100.
16       9.7   9,7   6.5  00.0  00.0     9.7   12.9   9.7   16.1    3.2     3.2  3.2  6.5  3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0 100.
17       6.5   9.7   9.7  00.0  00.0     3.2   12.9  16.1   16.1    3.2     3.2 00.0  9.7  3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0 100.
18       6.5  16.1   6.5   3.2  00.0     6.5   12.9  19.4    6.5    3.2    00.0  6.5  3.2  6.5  3.2 00.0 00.0 100.
19      12.9   9,7   9.7   3.2  00.0     3.2   19.4  12.9    6.5    6.5    00.0  3.2  6.5  3.2 00.0  3.2 00.0 100.
20      16.1   9.7   9.7  00.0    3.2    3.2   19.4  12.9    9.7    3.2    00.0 00.0  6.5 00.0  6.5 00.0 00.0 100.
21       6.5  16.1   9.7   6.5  00.0     6.5   16.1  16.1    6.5    6.5    00.0 00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2 00.0 00.0 100.
22       6.5  12.9   6.5   9.7  00.0    00.0    9.7  29.0    6.5    3.2     3.2 00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2  3.2 00.0 100.
23       6.5  12,9   3.2   9.7    3.2    3.2    6.5  29.0    3.2    6.5    00.0 00.0  6.5  3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0 100.
24       6.5  12.9  00.0   6.5    6.5    3.2    6.5  19.4   16.1    3.2    00.0  3.2  3.2  3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0 100.
ALL       9.4   8.3   4.7   3.6    1.5    5.6   11.8  15.5   12.9    4.2     3.1  3.2  4.2  3.8  3.0  5.2 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
JAN-MAR WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E    ESE      SE   SSE     S      SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      11.1   6.7    1.1  3.3   1.1    4.4    6.7  12.2   11.1     5.6    4.4  4.4  2.2  4.4  4.4 16.7 00.0 100.
2      10.0   6.7   2.2   2.2   2.2    4.4    4.4  11.1   15.6     2.2    5.6  2.2  4.4  4.4  5.6 16.7 00.0 100.
3      10.0   5.6   2.2   3.3   2.2    4.4    4.4   8.9   14.4     4.4    7.8  2.2  1.1  6.7  5.6 16.7 00.0 100.
4      10.0   5.6   4.4  00.0   2.2    5.6    3.3  13.3     8.9    4.4    5.6  4.4  3.3  5.6  6.7 16.7 00.0 100.
5      13.3   5.6   4.4   1.1   1.1    6.7    4.4   8.9   11.1     5.6    6.7  3.3  3.3  3.3  8.9 12.2 00.0 100.
6      11.1   7.8   1.1   1.1   1.1    6.7    5.6   6.7   13.3     4.4    5.6  4.4  4.4  2.2 12.2 12.2 00.0 100.
7      11.1   3.3   4.4   1.1  00.0    6.7    5.6   8.9   11.1     3.3    5.6  3.3  3.3  2.2 13.3 16.7 00.0 100.
8      13.3   2.2   2.2   3.3   2.2   4.4     6.7   7.8   12.2     6.7    4.4  2.2  2.2  4.4 13.3 12.2 00.0 100.
9      11.1   2.2   3.3   2.2   2.2   3.3    10.0   5.6   12.2     7.8    4.4  2.2  1.1  6.7  5.6 20.0 00.0 100.
10      12.2   3.3   4.4   1.1   2.2    1.1    8.9   6.7   13.3     7.8    5.6  3.3 00.0  4.4 12.2 13.3 00.0 100.
11      11.1   5.6   2.2   3.3   2.2   2.2     7.8   8.9   10.0     5.6   10.0  3.3  1.1  7.8  8.9 10.0 00.0 100.
12       7.8   7.8   3.3   2.2   1.1   4.4     6.7   7.8   10.0     4.4   10.0  4.4  2.2  6.7  8.9 12.2 00.0 100.
13       4.4   8.9   4.4   1.1  00.0   4.4     8.9   8.9    8.9     3.3    7.8  4.4  3.3  6.7 12.2 12.2 00.0 100.
14      11.1   4.4   5.6   1.1  00.0   3.3     6.7  10.0   11.1     4.4    4.4  2.2  5.6  7.8 13.3  8.9 00.0 100.
15      10.0   8.9   5.6  00.0   1.1   1.1     7.8   8.9   11.1     4.4    3.3  2.2  3.3 11.1 14.4  6.7 00.0 100.
16       8.9   8.9   3.3   1.1  00.0   4.4     7.8   7.8   12.2     2.2    3.3  3.3  3.3  3.3 18.9 11.1 00.0 100.
17      12.2   6.7   4.4   1.1  00.0   2.2     7.8  11.1   11.1     3.3    2.2  2.2  5.6  4.4 13.3 12.2 00.0 100.
18       5.6  13.3   4.4   1.1   2.2   3.3     8.9  10.0    8.9     2.2    1.1  3.3  3.3  4.4 15.6 12.2 00.0 100.
19      12.2   7.8   8.9   3.3   1.1   2.2    12.2  10.0    3.3     4.4    1.1  2.2  3.3  5.6 13.3  8.9 00.0 100.
20      12.2   6.7   5.6   3.3   4.4   2.2    12.2  11.1    5.6     3.3   00.0 00.0  6.7  3.3  8.9 14.4 00.0 100.
21      10.1   9.0   3.4   3.4   3.4   4.5    10.1  10.1    9.0     3.4   00.0  1.1  4.5  6.7  7.9 13.5 00.0 100.
22      12.2   8.9   3.3   4.4   1.1   2.2     8.9  15.6    6.7     4.4    3.3  1.1  6.7  3.3  4.4 13.3 00.0 100.
23      11.1   8.9   1.1   4.4   3.3   3.3     7.8  15.6    5.6     6.7    2.2  2.2  4.4  3.3  4.4 15.6 00.0 100.
24       9.9   8.8  00.0   2.2   4.4   2.2     7.7  13.2   11.0     4.4    3.3  4.4  3.3  3.3  5.5 16.5 00.0 100.
ALL      10.5   6.8   3.6   2.1   1.7   3.8     7.5  10.0   10.3     4.5    4.5  2.9  3.4  5.1  9.9 13.4 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =  2160

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
APRIL WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW      SW  WSW    W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1     17.2   6.9   3.4   6.9   00.0   17.2   17.2   3.4   00.0    3.4    00.0 00.0   3.4  3.4  6.9 10.3 00.0 100.
2     20.7   3.4   6.9  00.0   00.0   13.8   20.7   3.4   00.0    3.4     3.4 00.0   3.4  3.4  6.9 10.3 00.0 100.
3     24.1   6.9  00.0  00.0    6.9   13.8   13.8   3.4    3.4    3.4    00.0 00.0   6.9  3.4 10.3  3.4 00.0 100.
4     13.8   6.9  00.0   3.4    6.9   10.3   13.8  10.3    3.4   00.0    00.0  3.4   3.4  3.4  6.9 13.8 00.0 100.
5     13.8  10.3  00.0  00.0    6.9   10.3   10.3   6.9   10.3   00.0     3.4 00.0   3.4 10.3  6.9  6.9 00.0 100.
6     13.8   6.9   3.4  00.0    3.4   13.8   13.8   6.9    3.4   00.0    00.0 00.0   3.4 13.8 10.3  6.9 00.0 100.
7     10.3  13.8  00.0  00.0    3.4   17.2    6.9  10.3   00.0    3.4     3.4 00.0  00.0  6.9 10.3 13.8 00.0 100.
8     10.7  10.7  00.0  00.0    7.1   17.9    3.6   7.1    7.1    3.6    00.0 00.0   3.6  3.6 10.7 14.3 00.0 100.
9     17.9   7.1  00.0  00.0    3.6    7.1   17.9   3.6    7.1    3.6    00.0  3.6  00.0  3.6  3.6 21.4 00.0 100.
10      14.3  10.7  00.0  00.0   00.0   14.3   17.9   7.1    3.6    3.6    00.0 00.0   7.1 00.0  3.6 17.9 00.0 100.
UJI      11      14.3   3.6  00.0   3.6    3.6   17.9   21.4  00.0    3.6    3.6     3.6 00.0   3.6 00.0  3.6 17.9 00.0 100.
12       3.6  10.7  00.0  10.7  00.0    17.9   17.9   3.6   00.0   10.7    00.0 00.0  00.0 00.0  3.6 21.4 00.0 100.
13       3.6   7.1  10.7  00.0    3.6   14.3   17.9   3.6    3.6    7.1    00.0 00.0  00.0 00.0  7.1 21.4 00.0 100.
14       6.9   6.9  00.0   6.9    6.9   10.3   17.2  10.3    6.9    3.4    00.0 00.0  00.0  3.4  3.4 17.2 00.0 100.
15       6.9   6.9  00.0   6.9  00.0    13.8   20.7   6.9    6.9    3.4    00.0  3.4  00.0  3.4  3.4 17.2 00.0 100.
16       6.9  10.3   3.4   3.4  00.0    13.8   24.1  oo.0    6.9    3.4     3.4  3.4   3.4 00.0  3.4 13.8 00.0 100.
17      10.3   6.9   6.9   3.4    6.9   13.8   17.2  00.0    6.9    3.4    00.0  6.9   3.4 00.0 00.0 13.8 00.0 100.
18      13.8   6.9   6.9  00.0    6.9   13.8   17.2  00.0    6.9    3.4     6.9 00.0   3.4 00.0 00.0 13.8 00.0 100.
19       6.9   6.9   6.9   6.9    3.4   17.2   17.2  00.0    6.9    6.9     3.4 00.0  00.0 00.0  3.4 13.8 00.0 100.
20       3.4  13.8   6.9   3.4    6.9   24.1    6.9   6.9    6.9   00.0     3.4 00.0  00.0 00.0 10.3  6.9 00.0 100.
21       6.9   6.9  10.3   6.9    6.9   17.2   10.3   3.4    6.9    3.4    00.0 00.0  00.0 00.0 17.2  3.4 00.0 100.
22       3.4  20.7   6.9   3.4    3.4   13.8   17.2   6.9    3.4   00.0    00.0 00.0  00.0 00.0 13.8  6.9 00.0 100.
23      10.3  13.8  10.3  00.0    6.9   13.8   17.2   3.4    3.4    3.4    00.0 00.0  00.0 00.0 10.3  6.9 00.0 100.
24      17.2  10.3   6.9  00.0    3.4   20.7   13.8   3.4    3.4    3.4    00.0 00.0  00.0 00.0 10.3  6.9 00.0 100.
ALL      11.3   9.0   3.8   2.8    4.1   14.9   15.5   4.6    4.6    3.3     1.3    .9  2.0  2.5  7.0 12.5 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     690

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
MAY WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE     SE   SSE      S     SSW     SW   WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      3.2   6.5   3.2  00.0    3.2    3.2    6.5   6.5   25.8     6.5    3.2   6.5 00.0  6.5  9.7  9.7 00.0 100.
2       9.7   3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2    3.2    3.2   6.5   16.1    19.4   00.0   6.5  3.2  6.5  9.7  6.5 00.0 100.
3       3.2   6.5   3.2   3.2    3.2    6.5    3.2  00.0   16.1    16.1    3.2   6.5  3.2  3.2  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
4       3.2   9.7  00.0   6.5    3.2    6.5   00.0   6.5   12.9    12.9    6.5-  3.2  6.5 00.0  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
5       9.7   3.2   3.2  00.0    6.5    3.2    3.2   3.2     6.5   19.4    6.5   6.5  6.5  3.2  3.2 16.1 00.0 100.
6      6.5   3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2    6.5    3.2   3.2     9.7   19.4    3.2  00.0  6.5  9.7  6.5 16.1 00.0 100.
7       6.5   6.5  00.0  00.0    9.7    3.2    3.2   6.5     6.5   19.4   00.0   3.2  9.7  3.2  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
8       9.7  00.0   6.5   3.2    3.2    6.5    3.2   9.7     9.7   16.1    3.2  00.0 00.0 12.9 00.0 16.1 00.0 100.
9       6.5   9.7  00.0   3.2    6.5    3.2    6.5   3.2   16.1    12.9    6.5  00.0 00.0  3.2  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
10      16.1   3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2   12.9    3.2   6.5     9.7   16.1    3.2   3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0 16.1 00.0 100.
11      12.9   3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2    3.2   12.9  00.0     9.7   16.1    9.7   3.2  3.2 00.0  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
12       9.7   3.2  00.0   3.2   00.0    9.7    9.7   9.7     6.5   12.9    9.7   3.2  6.5 00.0  3.2 12.9 00.0 100.
13      12.9   3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5   00.0    9.7   6.5   16.1    16.1    3.2   3.2  3.2  3.2  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
14      12.9   3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5    3.2    9.7   3.2   12.9    22.6    3.2   3.2 00.0 00.0 00.0 19.4 00.0 100.
15      16.1   3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5    3.2   00.0  19.4   12.9    12.9    9.7  00.0  3.2 00.0  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
16      12.9   9.7  00.0  00.0    3.2   00.0    3.2  12.9   16.1    16.1    3.2   3.2 00.0  6.5 00.0 12.9 00.0 100.
17       9.7   9.7   3.2  00.0    3.2    3.2    3.2   6.5   19.4    12.9   00.0   6.5 00.0 00.0  6.5 16.1 00.0 100.
18       9.7   9.7  00.0  00.0    9.7   00.0    3.2   9.7   25.8     6.5   00.0   6.5 00.0  3.2  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
19       6.5   6.5   6.5  00.0    3.2    3.2    9.7   9.7   25.8    00.0    6.5   3.2 00.0 00.0  6.5 12.9 00.0 100.
20       6.5   6.5   3.2  00.0    6.5    9.7    9.7  12.9   19.4     3.2   00.0   3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
21      00.0   9.7  00.0  00.0    6.5    9.7    9.7   9.7   25.8     3.2   00.0  00.0 00.0  3.2  6.5 16.1 00.0 100.
22      00.0  00.0   9.7  00.0    6.5    3.2   16.1   9.7   19.4     9.7   00.0  00.0 00.0  3.2  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
23      00.0  00.0   3.2   6.5    3.2    3.2    9.7  16.1   16.1    12.9    3.2  00.0 00.0  6.5  6.5 12.9 00.0 100.
24       3.2  00.0   3.2   3.2    9.7    3.2   00.0  12.9   25.8     9.7    6.5  00.0  3.2  6.5  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
ALL       7.8   5.0   2.2   1.2    5.0    4.6    5.9   7.9   15.9    13.0    3.8   3.0  2.4  3.6  5.9 12.9 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES (PERCENT)
JUNE WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE     S   SSW      SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1     00.0  10.0  00.0  13.3   3.3   00.0   00.0  30.0    6.7 10.0    00.0 13.3  3.3  3.3 00.0  6.7 00.0 100.
2      6.7   3.3  00.0    6.7 10.0   00.0    6.7   3.3   26.7   6.7   10.0  6.7 00.0  3.3 00.0 10.0 00.0 100.
3     13.3  00.0  00.0  10.0  00.0   10.0    3.3  13.3   13.3 16.7     3.3 00.0  3.3  6.7 00.0  6.7 00.0 100.
4     13.3  00.0  10.0   3.3   6.7    6.7   10.0   3.3   10.0 10.0    10.0  3.3  6.7 00.0 00.0  6.7 00.0 100.
5     10.0   6.7  10.0  00.0  13.3    6.7    6.7  00.0   10.0   6.7    6.7 00.0  6.7  6.7 00.0 10.0 00.0 100.
6      3.3  13.3   6.7  00.0  10.0   13.3    6.7   6.7   10.0 00.0     3.3  3.3  3.3  6.7  3.3 10.0 00.0 100.
7     13.3   3.3   6.7   3.3   6.7   10.0   10.0  00.0   13.3  6.7     3.3  3.3  3.3  3.3  3.3 10.0 00.0 100.
8     10.0  13.3  00.0   3.3   3.3    3.3   16.7   3.3   00.0 20.0     3.3 00.0  6.7 00.0  3.3 13.3 00.0 100.
9     10.0  10.0   3.3  10.0   6.7    3.3   10.0   6.7    6.7 13.3     3.3 00.0  6.7 00.0  6.7  3.3 00.0 100.
10      13.3   3.3   6.7   3.3   3.3   10.0   10.0   3.3   10.0 10.0     6.7 00.0 10.0 00.0  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
ftv      11      16.7   3.3   3.3   3.3  00.0   10.0   10.0  13.3    3.3 13.3    00.0 00.0  6.7  6.7  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
12       3.3  16.7  00.0   3.3   3.3   10.0   13.3   6.7    6.7 10.0     3.3 00.0  6.7  3.3 10.0  3.3 00.0 100.
13      13.3   6.7   3.3  00.0   3.3   10.0   16.7   3.3    3.3  6.7     6.7  6.7 00.0  6.7  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
14      10.0  10.0   3.3  00.0   3.3    6.7   13.3   3.3    6.7 10.0    00.0  6.7 00.0 10.0 10.0  6.7 00.0 100.
15      16.7  13.3   3.3  00.0   3.3    3.3   13.3  10.0    6.7 13.3    00.0 00.0 00.0  6.7  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
16      10.0  13.3  10.0  00.0   3.3    6.7   13.3   6.7    6.7 10.0     3.3 00.0  3.3  6.7 00.0  6.7 00.0 100.
17      13.3   3.3  13.3   3.3   3.3    3.3   13.3   3.3   13.3  3.3     3.3 00.0 10.0 00.0  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
18      10.0  10.0  10.0   6.7   6.7    6.7   13.3   3.3    6.7  6.7     3.3 00.0  6.7  3.3  3.3  3.3 00.0 100.
19      10.0  13.3   6.7   3.3  00.0   13.3   13.3   6.7   10.0  6.7     3.3 00.0 00.0  3.3  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
20      10.0  10.0  13.3   3.3   6.7    6.7   20.0   6.7    3.3  6.7    00.0 00.0 00.0  3.3 00.0 10.0 00.0 100.
21       6.7   6.7  10.0  10.0  00.0   10.0   16.7  16.7   13.3 00.0    00.0 00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3 00.0 100.
22       3.3   6.7  13.3  00.0   6.7    3.3   16.7  13.3   13.3 10.0     3.3 00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3 00.0 100.
23      00.0  10.0   6.7   6.7  00.0    6.7   10.0  20.0   13.3  6.7     3.3  3.3  3.3 00.0  3.3  6.7 00.0 100.
24       3.3   6.7   6.7   6.7  00.0   00.0   16.7  20.0    3.3 13.3     3.3 00.0 10.0 00.0  6.7  3.3 00.0 100.
ALL       9.2   8.1   6.1   4.2   4.3    6.7   11.7   8.5    9.0  9.0     3.5  1.9  4.3  3.3  3.5  6.8 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    720

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM:  WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
APR-JUN WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N     NNE     NE   ENE   E    ESE     SE   SSE     5     SSW     SW  WSW   W   W4NW  NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      6.7    7.8    2.2   6.7  2.2   6.7    7.8  13.3   11.1    6.7    1.1  6.7  2.2   4.4 5.6  8.9 00.0 100.
2     12.2    3.3    3.3   2.2  4.4   5.6   10.0   4.4   14.4   10.0    4.4  4.4  2.2   4.4 5.6  8.9 00.0 100.
3     13.3    4.4    1.1   4.4  3.3  10.0    6.7   5.6   11.1   12.2    2.2  2.2  4.4   4.4 6.7  7.8 00.0 100.
4     10.0    5.6    3.3   4.4  5.6   7.8    7.8   6.7    8.9    7.8    5.6  3.3  5.6   1.1 5.6 11.1 00.0 100.
5     11.1    6.7    4.4  00.0  8.9   6.7    6.7   3.3    8.9    8.9    5.6  2.2  5.6   6.7 3.3 11.1 00.0 100.
6      7.8    7.8    4.4  00.0  5.6  11.1    7.8   5.6    7.8    6.7    2.2  1.1  4.4 10.0  6.7 11.1 00.0 100.
7     10.0    7.8    2.2   1.1  6.7  10.0    6.7   5.6    6.7   10.0    2.2  2.2  4.4   4.4 7.8 12.2 00.0 100.
8     10.1    7.9    2.2   2.2  4.5   9.0    7.9   6.7    5.6   13.5    2.2 00.0  3.4   5.6 4.5 14.6 00.0 100.
9     11.2    9.0    1.1   4.5  5.6   4.5   11.2   4.5   10.1   10.1    3.4  1.1  2.2   2.2 6.7 12.4 00.0 100.
10      14.6    5.6    2.2   1.1  2.2  12.4   10.1   5.6    7.9   10.1    3.4  1.1  6.7   1.1 2.2 13.5 00.0 100.
11      14.6    3.4    1.1   2.2  2.2  10.1   14.6   4.5    5.6   11.2    4.5  1.1  4.5   2.2 5.6 12.4 00.0 100.
12       5.6   10.1   00.0   5.6  1.1  12.4   13.5   6.7    4.5   11.2    4.5  1.1  4.5   1.1 5.6 12.4 00.0 100.
13      10.1    5.6    4.5  00.0  4.5   7.9   14.6   4.5    7.9   10.1    3.4  3.4  1.1   3.4 6.7 12.4 00.0 100.
14      10.0    6.7    1.1   2.2  5.6   6.7   13.3   5.6    8.9   12.2    1.1  3.3 00.0   4.4 4.4 14.4 00.0 100.
15      13.3    7.8    1.1   2.2  3.3   6.7   11.1  12.2    8.9   10.0    3.3  1.1  1.1   3.3 3.3 11.1 00.0 100.
16      10.0   11.1    4.4   1.1  2.2   6.7   13.3   6.7   10.0   10.0    3.3  2.2  2.2   4.4 1.1 11.1 00.0 100.
17      11.1    6.7    7.8   2.2  4.!4  6.7   11.1   3.3   13.3    6.7    1.1  4.4  4.4 00.0  4.4 12.2 00.0 100.
18      11.1    8.9    5.6   2.2  7.8   6.7   11.1   4.4   13.3    5.6    3.3  2.2  3.3   2.2 3.3  8.9 00.0 100.
19       7.8    8.9    6.7   3.3  2.2  11.1   13.3   5.6   14.4    4.4    4.4  1.1 00.0   1.1 4.4 11.1 00.0 100.
20       6.7   10.0    7.8   2.2  6.7  13.3   12.2   8.9   10.0    3.3    1.1  1.1 00.0   2.2 5.6  8.9 00.0 100.
21       4.4    7.8    6.7   5.6  4.4  12.2   12.2  10.0   15.6    2.2  00.0  00.0  1.1   1.1 8.9  7.8 00.0 100.
22       2.2    8.9   10.0   1.1  5.6   6.7   16.7  10.0   12.2    6.7    1.1 00.0  1.1   1.1 8.9  7.8 00.0 100.
23       3.3    7.8    6.7   4.4  3.3   7.8   12.2  13.3   11.1    7.8    2.2  1.1  1.1  2.2  6.7  8.9 00.0 100.
24       7.8    5.6    5.6   3.3  4.4   7.8   10.0  12.2   11.1    8.9    3.3 00.0  4.4  2.2  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
ALL       9.4    7.3    4.0   2.7  4.5   8.6   10.9   7.1   10.0    8.6    2.9  1.9  2.9   3.2 5.4 10.7 00.0 100.
NUMB~ER OF OBS = 2154

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM:   WINPER VERSION':  PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES    (PERCENT)
JAN-JUN WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N     NNE    NE   ENE   E     ESE     SE   SSE     S      SSW      SW   WSW  W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1       8.9    7.2   1.7   5.0  1.7    5.6    7.2  12.8   11.1     6.1     2.8   5.6 2.2  4.4  5.0 12.8 00.0  100.
2      11.1    5.0   2.8   2.2  3.3    5.0    7.2   7.8   15.0      6.1    5.0   3.3 3.3  4.4  5.6 12.8 00.0  100.
3      11.7    5.0   1.7   3.9  2.8    7.2    5.6   7.2   12.8     8.3     5.0   2.2 2.8  5.6  6.1 12.2 00.0  100.
4     10.0    5.6   3.9   2.2  3.9    6.7    5.6  10.0    8.9      6.1    5.6   3.9 4.4  3.3  6.1 13.9 00.0  100.
5      12.2    6.1   4.4     .6 5.0    6.7    5.6   6.1   10.0     7.2     6.1   2.8 4.4  5.0  6.1 11.7 00.0  100.
6      9.4    7.8   2.8     .6 3.3    8.9    6.7   6.1   10.6     5.6     3.9   2.8 4.4  6.1  9.4 11.7 00.0  100.
7      10.6    5.6   3.3   1.1  3.3    8.3    6.1   7.2    8.9     6.7     3.9   2.8 3.9  3.3 10.6 14.4 00.0 .100.
8      11.7    5.0   2.2   2.8  3.4    6.7    7.3   7.3    8.9    10.1     3.4   1.1 2.8  5.0  8.9 13.4 00.0  100.
9     11.2    5.6   2.2   3.4  3.9    3.9   10.6   5.0   11.2     8.9     3.9   1.7 1.7  4.5  6.1 16.2 00.0  100.
10      13.4    4.5   3.4   1.1  2.2    6.7    9.5   6.1   10.6     8.9     4.5   2.2 3.4  2.8  7.3 13.4 00.0 100.
tJ      11      12.8    4.5   1.7   2.8  2.2    6.1   11.2   6.7    7.8     8.4     7.3   2.2 2.8  5.0  7.3 11.2 00.0 100.
12       6.7    8.9   1.7   3.9  1.1    8.4   10.1   7.3    7.3     7.8     7.3   2.8 3.4  3.9  7.3 12.3 00.0  100.
13       7.3    7.3   4.5     .6 2.2    6.1   11.7   6.7    8.4'    6.7     5.6   3.9 2.2  5.0  9.5 12.3 00.0  100.
14      10.6    5.6   3.3   1.7  2.8    5.0   10.0   7.8   10.0     8.3     2.8   2.8 2.8  6.1  8.9 11.7 00.0  100.
15      11.7    8.3   3.3   1.1  2.2    3.9    9.4  10.6   10.0     7.2     3.3   1.7 2.2  7.2  8.9  8.9 00.0  100.
16       9.4   10.0   3.9   1.1  1.1    5.6   10.6   7.2   11.1     6.1     3.3   2.8 2.8  3.9 10.0 11.1 00.0  100.
17      11.7    6.7   6.1   1.7  2.2    4.4    9.4   7.2   12.2     5.0     1.7   3.3 5.0  2.2  8.9 12.2 00.0  100.
18       8.3   11.1   5.0   1.7  5.0    5.0   10.0   7.2   11.1     3.9     2.2   2.8 3.3  3.3  9.4 10.6 00.0  100.
19      10.0    8.3   7.8   3.3  1.7    6.7   12.8   7.8    8.9     4.4     2.8   1.7 1.7  3.3  8.9 10.0 00.0  100.
20       9.4    8.3   6.7   2.8  5.6    7.8   12.2  10.0    7.8     3.3       .6   .6 3.3  2.8  7.2 11.7 00.0 100.
21       7.3    8.4   5.0   4.5  3.9    8.4   11.2  10.1   12.3     2.8    00.0    .6 2.8  3.9  8.4 10.6 00.0 100.
22       7.2    8.9   6.7   2.8  3.3    4.4   12.8  12.8    9.4     5.6     2.2    .6 3.9  2.2  6.7 10.6 00.0 100.
23       7.2    8.3   3.9   4.4  3.3    5.6   10.0  14.4    8.3     7.2     2.2   1.7 2.8  2.8  5.6 12.2 00.0 100.
24       8.8    7.2   2.8   2.8  4.4    5.0    8.8  12.7   11.0     6.6     3.3   2.2 3.9  2.8  6.1 11.6 00.0 100.
ALL       9.9    7.0   3.8   2.4  3.1    6.2    9.2   8.5   10.2     6.6     3.7   2.4 3.2  4.1  7.7 12.1 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS = 4314

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-l.a HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
JULY WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE     5     SSW     SW  WSW    W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      12.9   3.2   3.2   3.2  12.9    3.2   12.9   9.7    6.5    3.2    9.7 00.0  00.0  6.5  9.7  3.2 00.0 100.
2       9.7   3.2  00.0   3.2   9.7    3.2   12.9  12.9    9.7   00.0    3.2  3.2   9.7  6.5  9.7  3.2 00.0 100.
3       6.5  00.0   3.2   3.2   3.2    9.7    6.5   9.7    9.7    3.2    3.2 00.0   3.2 12.9 12.9 12.9 00.0 100.
4       9.7   3.2   3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5   16.1  00.0   12.9    3.2    6.5 00.0  00.0 19.4  9.7  9.7 00.0 100.
5       3.2  00.0   3.2  00.0   3.2    9.7    6.5   9.7    6.5    6.5    3.2 00.0  00.0 12.9 12.9 22.6 00.0 100.
6       6.5  00.0   3.2  00.0   6.5   00.0   12.9   9.7    6.5    3.2    3.2  3.2   6.5  6.5 12.9 19.4 00.0 100.
7       6.5   3.2  00.0   3.2   3.2    3.2    6.5  12.9    3.2    9.7    6.5  3.2  00.0  9.7 12.9 16.1 00.0 100.
8       6.5   6.5   3.2   3.2  00.0    6.5    9.7   3.2    3.2   12.9  00.0   6.5   3.2  3.2 16.1 16.1 00.0 100.
9      16.1   6.5   3.2  00.0   3.2   00.0   12.9   3.2    6.5    3.2    6.5 12.9  00.0  6.5  9.7  9.7 00.0 100.
10      22.6  00.0   3.2  00.0   3.2   00.0    9.7   6.5    3.2   12.9    9.7  3.2   3.2 00.0  6.5 16.1 00.0 100.
tn11             25.8   6.5   3.2  00.0  00.0    6.5    9.7  12.9   00.0    9.7    9.7 00.0   3.2 00.0  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
12      16.1  00.0  12.9  00.0  00.0    9.7    9.7   6.5    3.2    3.2    9.7  3.2  00.0  3.2  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
13       9.7  12.9   6.5   6.5  00.0    6.5    3.2   9.7    6.5    3.2    3.2  3.2   3.2 00.0 16.1  9.7 00.0 100.
14      19.4   6.5   3.2   6.5   9.7    3.2    6.5   6.5    6.5    6.5    3.2  3.2  00.0 00.0  6.5 12.9 00.0 100.
15      19.4   3.2   3.2  00.0   3.2    3.2   12.9   9.7    6.5    6.5    3.2  3.2  00.0 00.0  3.2 22.6 00.0 100.
16       9.7   3.2   3.2  00.0  00.0    9.7    6.5   9.7   12.9    6.5    3.2  6.5  00.0 00.0  3.2 25.8 00.0 100.
17      16.1  00.0   3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2   22.6   6.5    9.7   00.0    3.2  3.2   3.2 00.0  9.7 16.1 00.0 100.
18      25.8  00.0   3.2  00.0   6.5    9.7   16.1   3.2    9.7   00.0    3.2  3.2  00.0 00.0 00.0 19.4 00.0 100.
19      16.1   3.2   9.7   3.2   9.7    9.7   12.9   3.2    6.5   00.0    9.7 00.0  00.0 00.0 00.0 16.1 00.0 100.
20       9.7   9.7   3.2   6.5  12.9   16.1    6.5   6.5    6.5   00.0    3.2  3.2  00.0 00.0 00.0 16.1 00.0 100.
21      12.9  16.1   3.2   3.2   9.7   19.4    6.5   6.5    9.7   00.0    3.2 00.0   3.2 00.0  3.2  3.2 00.0 100.
22       9.7   9.7   6.5   9.7  00.0   19.4   12.9. 6.5    9.7   00.0    3.2 00.0  00.0 00.0  6.5  6.5 00.0 100.
23      12.9   3.2   3.2   3.2   9.7   16.1   16.1   3.2   12.9   00.0    3.2 00.0  00.0  3.2  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
24      12.9   3.2  00.0   3.2  12.9    9.7   12.9   6.5    6.5    6.5  00.0   3.2. 00.0  6.5  9.7  6.5 00.0 100.
ALL      13.2   4.3   3.8   2.6   5.0    7.7   10.9   7.3    7.3    4.2    4.7  2.7   1.6  4.0  7.8 13.2 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
AUGUST WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1      6.5   6.5   3.2   3.2    6.5    9.7    3.2  12.9   19.4    9.7   00.0  3.2 00.0  6.5 00.0  9.7 00.0 100.
2       6.5  00.0   6.5   9.7   00.0    3.2    6.5  16.1   16.1   12.9    3.2  3.2 00.0  6.5 00.0  9.7 00.0 100.
3      12.9  00.0   3.2   6.5   00.0    6.5    3.2  16.1   16.1   19.4   00.0  3.2 00.0  3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0 100.
4       9.7   6.5   3.2   3.2    6.5   00.0   00.0  16.1   12.9   19.4    3.2 00.0 00.0  6.5  6.5  6.5 00.0 100.
5      12.9   6.5  00.0   3.2   00.0    3.2    3.2  16.1   12.9    9.7    3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5  9.7  9.7 00.0 100.
6      6.5   9.7   3.2  00.0   00.0    6.5    6.5   6.5   19.4   12.9    3.2 00.0  9.7  3.2  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
         .7      9.7   9.7  00.0   3.2   00.0   00.0    6.5   3.2   25.8   12.9    6.5 00.0  9.7  6.5 00.0  6.5 00.0 100.
8      3.2   3.2   6.5   3.2    6.5   00.0    6.5   9.7   12.9   22.6    3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5 00.0 12.9 00.0 100.
9     16.1   3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.5    9.7   9.7   12.9   16.1    9.7 00.0  3.2  3.2  6.5  3.2 00.0 100.
10      19.4   3.2  00.0  00.0   00.0    3.2   12.9   6.5   16.1    9.7    9.7  6.5 00.0  3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0 100.
tz      11       6.5   9.7  00.0   3.2    3.2   00.0    9.7   6.5    6.5   12.9   12.9  3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5 16.1 00.0 100.
12      19.4   3.2  00.0   3.2    3.2   00.0    6.5   6.5   12.9   16.1    6.5  3.2 00.0  3.2  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
13      16.1   3.2  00.0  00.0    3.2   00.0    3.2   9.7   16.1   16.1    6.5  6.5  3.2  3.2  6.5  6.5 00.0 100.
14      16.1   3.2  00.0   3.2   00.0    3.2    6.5  16.1    9.7    9.7    6.5  6.5 00.0  6.5  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
15       6.5  16.1   3.2   3.2   00.0   00.0    9.7   9.7   12.9   12.9    3.2  3.2 00.0  6.5  9.7  3.2 00.0 100.
16       9.7   9.7   6.5   6.5   00.0    3.2   12.9  16.1    3.2   16.1    3.2 00.0 00.0  3.2  6.5  3.2 00.0 100.
17       9.7   9.7  12.9  00.0    3.2   00.0   12.9  16.1    6.5   12.9   00.0 00.0 00.0  6.5  3.2  6.5 00.0 100.
18       3.2   9.7   3.2   9.7    3.2    6.5    9.7  19.4   12.9    3.2   00.0 00.0 00.0  6.5  6.5  6.5 00.0 100.
19       6.5   9.7   3.2  12.9    3.2    6.5    9.7  16.1   12.9    6.5   00.0 00.0 00.0  3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0 100.
20      12.9   9.7  00.0   6.5    6.5    3.2    9.7  25.8    9.7    3.2    3.2 00.0 00.0 00.0  6.5  3.2 00.0 100.
21      12.9   9.7   3.2   3.2    6.5    3.2    9.7  19.4   16.1   00.0    6.5 00.0 00.0  3.2  3.2  3.2 00.0 100.
22      16.1  12.9   6.5  00.0    9.7   00.0    9.7  19.4   16.1   00.0   00.0 00.0 00.0  6.5 00.0  3.2 00.0 100.
23       9.7   6.5  00.0   3.2    6.5    6.5    6.5  19.4   12.9    9.7   00.0 00.0  3.2  6.5 00.0  9.7 00.0 100.
24       6.5   6.5   9.7  00.0    9.7    3.2    6.5  12.9   19.4    9.7   00.0 00.0  3.2  3.2  3.2  6.5 00.0 100.
ALL      10.6   7.0   3.1   3.6    3.2    3.1    7.5  13.6   13.8   11.4    3.8  1.6  1.6  4.7  4.0  7.3 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
SEPTEMBER WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E     ESE      SE   SSE     S     SSW      SW  WSW   W   WNW    NW  NNW  CALM  TOTAL 1     00.0  00.0  00.0  10.0    6.7   10.0    36.7  10.0    6.7   00.0    00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3  00.0 10.0  3.3  100.
2      6.7  00.0  00.0   3.3   13.3   13.3    30.0   3.3   13.3    3.3    00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3   3.3  3.3 00.0  100.
3      3.3  00.0  10.0  00.0   16.7     3.3   30.0  13.3   10.0   00.0     3.3 00.0 00.0  3.3   3.3  3.3 00.0  100.
4     00.0   6.7   6.7  00.0   10.0   16.7    23.3  13.3    6.7    3.3    00.0 00.0 00.0   6.7  3.3  3.3 00.0  100.
5     00.0   3.3  16.7  00.0   16.7   10.0    16.7  10.0    6.7    3.3     3.3 00.0 00.0  3.3   3.3  6.7 00.0  100.
6     00.0   3.3  10.0  13.3   10.0     6.7   20.0   6.7    3.3   10.0    00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3   3.3  6.7 00.0  100.
7     00.0   3.3  00.0  16.7   16.7     3.3   23.3   3.3   10.0    6.7     3.3 00.0 00.0  3.3   6.7  3.3 00.0  100.
8      3.3   3.3   6.7  10.0   10.0   13.3    20.0  10.0    6.7   00.0    00.0 00.0 00.0   6.7  3.3  6.7 00.0  100.
9      6.7  00.0  13.3   6.7  20.0      6.7   20.0  10.0   00.0    3.3     3.3  3.3 00.0  3.3  00.0  3.3 00.0  100.
10       6.7   6.7  10.0  10.0   13.3   20.0    13.3   6.7   00.0    6.7    00.0  3.3 00.0 00.0   3.3 00.0 00.0  100.
11       6.7   3.3  10.0  13.3   10.0   13.3    16.7  13.3   00.0    3.3     3.3 00.0 00.0  3.3   3.3 00.0 00.0  100.
12       6.7  00.0  10.0  10.0   13.3   13.3    10.0  13.3    3.3    3.3    00.0  3.3 00.0  3.3  10.0 00.0 00.0  100.
13       6.7  00.0   6.7  20.0   13.3    .6.7   10.0  13.3    3.3    6.7    00.0  3.3 00.0  6.7   3.3 00.0 00.0  100.
14       6.7   3.3   6.7  13.3   16.7   10.0    13.3   6.7    3.3    3.3    00.0 00.0  3.3 00.0   6.7  6.7 00.0  100.
15       3.3  00.0  00.0  13.3  20.0    13.3    23.3  00.0    6.7   00.0    00.0 00.0  3.3  3.3  10.0  3.3 00.0  100.
16       3.3  00.0   6.7   6.7  23.3    13.3    00.0  23.3    6.7   00.0    00.0 00.0  3.3 00.0   3.3 10.0 00.0  100.
17       3.3  00.0   6.7  13.3  13.3    13.3    23.3   6.7    6.7   00.0    00.0 00.0  3.3 00.0  00.0 10.0 00.0  100.
18      00.0  00.0  10.0   3.3  20.0    20.0    16.7  13.3    3.3   00.0    00.0 00.0  3.3 00.0  00.0 10.0 00.0  100.
19      00.0  00.0   3.3   6.7  10.0    30.0    16.7  10.0    3.3    3.3    00.0  3.3  3.3 00.0  00.0 10.0 00.0  100.
20       3.3  00.0   3.3   3.3  10.0    26.7    26.7   3.3    6.7    3.3     3.3 00.0  3.3 00.0  00.0  6.7 00.0  100.
21      00.0  00.0  00.0  13.3    6.7   16.7    26.7  13.3    3.3    6.7    00.0 00.0  3.3 00.0   3.3  6.7 00.0  100.
22       3.3  00.0  00.0  10.0    6.7   10.0    33.3  16.7    6.7   00.0    00.0 00.0 00.0  3.3  00.0 10.0 00.0  100.
23      00.0  00.0  00.0   3.3  10.0    20.0    30.0  13.3   00.0    3.3     3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3  00.0 10.0 00.0  100.
24       3.3  00.0  00.0   6.7    6.7   10.0    33.3  16.7    6.7   00.0    00.0 00.0  3.3  3.3  10.0 00.0 00.0  100.
ALL       3.1   1.4   5.7   8.6  13.1    13.3    21.4  10.4    5.1    2.9     1.0  1.1  1.4  2.6   3.3  5.4    .1 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =     720

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
JUL-SEP WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE     NE   ENE   E    ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW    W   WNW  NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1       6.5   3.3    2.2   5.4  8.7   7.6   17.4  10.9   10.9    4.3    3.3   2.2 00.0  5.4 3.3  7.6  1.1 100.
2       7.6   1.1    2.2   5.4  7.6   6.5   16.3  10.9   13.0    5.4    2.2   3.3  3.3  5.4 4.3  5.4 00.0 100.
3       7.6  00.0    5.4   3.3  6.5   6.5   13.0  13.0   12.0    7.6    2.2   1.1  1.1  6.5 6.5  7.6 00.0 100.
4       6.5   5.4    4.3   1.1  5.4   7.6   13.0   9.8   10.9    8.7    3.3 00.0  00.0 10.9 6.5  6.5 00.0 100.
5       5.4   3.3    6.5   1.1  6.5   7.6    8.7  12.0    8.7     6.5   3.3 00.0   1.1  7.6 8.7 13.0 00.0 100.
6      4.3   4.3    5.4   4.3  5.4   4.3   13.0   7.6    9.8    8.7    2.2  '2.2  5.4  4.3 6.5 12.0 00.0 100.
7       5.4   5.4   00.0   7.6  6.5   2.2   12.0   6.5   13.0    9.8    5.4   1.1  3.3  6.5 6.5  8.7 00.0 100.
8       4.3   4.3    5.4   5.4  5.4   6.5   12.0   7.6    7.6   12.0    1.1   2.2  2.2  5.4 6.5 12.0 00.0 100.
9     13.0   3.3    5.4   2.2  7.6   4.3   14.1   7.6    6.5    7.6    6.5   5.4  1.1  4.3 5.4  5.4 00.0 100.
10      16.3   3.3    4.3   3.3  5.4   7.6   12.0   6.5    6.5    9.8    6.5   4.3  1.1  1.1 4.3  7.6 00.0 100.
ON      11      13.0   6.5    4.3   5.4  4.3   6.5   12.0  10.9    2.2    8.7    8.7   1.1  1.1  2.2 4.3  8.7 00.0 100.
0       12      14.1   1.1    7.6   4.3  5.4   7.6    8.7   8.7    6.5    7.6    5.4   3.3 00.0  3.3 8.7  7.6 00.0 100.
13      10.9   5.4    4.3   8.7  5.4   4.3    5.4  10.9    8.7    8.7    3.3   4.3  2.2  3.3 8.7  5.4 00.0 100.
14      14.1   4.3    3.3   7.6  8.7   5.4    8.7   9.8    6.5    6.5    3.3   3.3  1.1  2.2 5.4  9.8 00.0 100.
15       9.8   6.5    2.2   5.4  7.6   5.4   15.2   6.5    8.7    6.5    2.2   2.2  1.1  3.3 7.6  9.8 00.0 100.
16       7.6   4.3    5.4   4.3  7.6   8.7    6.5  16.3    7.6    7.6    2.2   2.2  1.1  1.1 4.3 13.0 00.0 100.
17       9.8   3.3    7.6   5.4  5.4   5.4   19.6   9.8    7.6    4.3    1.1   1.1  2.2  2.2 4.3 10.9 00.0 100.
18       9.8   3.3    5.4   4.3  9.8  12.0   14.1  12.0    8.7    1.1    1.1   1.1  1.1  2.2 2.2 12.0 00.0 100.
19       7.6   4.3    5.4   7.6  7.6  15.2   13.0   9.8    7.6    3.3    3.3   1.1  1.1  1.1 1.1 10.9 00.0 100.
20       8.7   6.5    2.2   5.4  9.8  15.2   14.1  12.0    7.6    2.2    3.3   1.1  1.1 00.0 2.2  8.7 00.0 100.
21       8.7   8.7    2.2   6.5  7.6  13.0   14.1  13.0    9.8    2.2    3.3 00.0   2.2  i.1 3.3  4.3 00.0 100.
22       9.8   7.6    4.3   6.5  5.4   9.8   18.5  14.1   10.9   00.0    1.1 00.0  00.0  3.3 2.2  6.5 00.0 100.
23       7.6   3.3    1.1   3.3  8.7  14.1   17.4  12.0    8.7    4.3    2.2 00.0   2.2  4.3 1.1  9.8 00.0 100.
24       7.6   3.3    3.3   3.3  9.8   7.6   17.4  12.0   10.9    5.4   00.0   1.1  2.2  4.3 7.6  4.3 00.0 100.
ALL       9.0   4.3    4.2   4.9  7.0   8.0   13.2  10.4    8.8    6.2    3.2   1.8  1.5  3.8 5.1  8.7   .0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS = 2208

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
OCTOBER WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE     NE  ENE    E    ESE     SE   SSE     5     SSW     SW  WSW    W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1       3.2   6.5   00.0  3.2   3.2   6.5    6.5   3.2   19.4    6.5    3.2  3.2   9.7  6.5  9.7  9.7 00.0 100.
2      00.0   6.5    3.2 00.0   3.2   3.2    9.7   6.5   12.9    3.2    9.7 00.0   9.7  6.5  9.7 16.1 00.0 100.
3       6.5   3.2  ~,6.5 00.0   3.2   3.2    6.5   9.7    9.7   12.9    3.2 00.0   6.5  9.7  6.5 12.9 00.0 100.
4       6.5   3.2    6.5  3.2   3.2  00.0    3.2   9.7   12.9    9.7    6.5 00.0   6.5  6.5 12.9  9.7 00.0 100.
5       6.5   6.5    9.7 00.0  00.0   3.2    9.7   3.2   12.9    9.7    3.2 00.0   3.2  6.5 16.1  9.7 00.0 100.
6      12.9   3.2    9.7 00.0   6.5   3.2    3.2   6.5   16.1    3.2    3.2 00.0   6.5  3.2 16.1  6.5 00.0 100.
7       9.7   3.2    3.2  9.7   3.2  00.0    9.7   3.2   16.1    6.5    3.2  3.2  00.0 12.9  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
8       6.5   9.7  00.0   9.7  00.0  00.0    6.5   6.5   19.4    3.2    3.2 00.0  00.0 12.9  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
9       9.7   6.5    3.2  3.2   6.5  00.0    3.2   9.7   16.1    3.2    3.2  3.2  00.0  9.7  9.7 12.9 00.0 100.
10      16.1   6.5    3.2 00.0   9.7  00.0    3.2   6.5   12.9   12.9   3.2  00.0  00.0  9.7  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
11      19.4  00.0    3.2 00.0   6.5   6.5    3.2   6.5   12.9   12.9    3.2 00.0  00.0  9.7  3.2 12.9 00.0 100.
12      16.1  00.0    3.2 00.0   3.2   6.5   00.0  12.9   12.9    6.5    6.5 00.0   3.2  9.7  3.2 16.1 00.0 100.
13      12.9  00.0    3.2 00.0   6.5   3.2   00.0   9.7   16.1    3.2    6.5 00.0  00.0 12.9 16.1  9.7 00.0 100.
14       6.5   3.2    3.2 00.0   3.2   6.5    3.2   9.7    9.7    6.5   3.2  00.0   6.5  9.7 19.4  9.7 00.0 100.
15       6.5   6.5  00.0   3.2   3.2   9.7   00.0  16.1    3.2    6.5  00.0  00.0   9.7  3.2 22.6  9.7 00.0 100.
16       9.7   3.2  00.0   3.2   3.2   9.7   00.0  12.9    6.5    3.2    6.5 00.0   6.5 00.0 25.8  9.7 00.0 100.
17      16.1  00.0  00.0   3.2   3.2   9.7   00.0  16.1    6.5    3.2    3.2  3.2  00.0  6.5 16.1 12.9 00.0 100.
18      12.9   3.2  00.0  00.0   6.5   6.5    3.2  16.1    3.2    9.7    3.2 00.0   3.2  6.5  9.7 16.1 00.0 100.
19      12.9   9.7  00.0  00.0   9.7   3.2    6.5  19.4    3.2    6.5   3.2   3.2  00.0  6.5  9.7  6.5 00.0 100.
20       6.5  16.1  00.0   6.5  00.0   6.5   00.0  19.4    9.7    6.5   3.2  00.0   6.5  6.5  6.5  6.5 00.0 100.
21      12.9   9.7    3.2 00.0   6.5   3.2   00.0  12.9   19.4   00.0    6.5 00.0   3.2  9.7  3.2  9.7 00.0 100.
22       9.7   6.5  00.0   6.5   3.2   3.2    3.2   3.2   22.6    6.5    6.5  3.2   3.2  6.5  9.7  6.5 00.0 100.
23       6.5   6.5  00.0   3.2   3.2   6.5   00.0   6.5   22.6    6.5    6.5  3.2   3.2  9.7  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
24       3.2   6.5    3.2  3.2   3.2   6.5   00.0   3.2   16.1    9.7    9.7 00.0   3.2 16.1  6.5  9.7 00.0 100.
ALL       9.5   5.2    2.7  2.4   4.2   4.4    3.4   9.5   13.0    6.6    4.6    .9  3.8  8.2 10.9 10.6 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =   744

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
NOVEMBER WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1     13.3  10.0   3.3   3.3  00.0   00.0   10.0  00.0   16.7   13.3    3.3  6.7  3.3 00.0 10.0  6.7 00.0 100.
2       6.7  16.7  00.0   6.7  00.0   00.0    6.7   3.3   16.7   13.3    3.3  3.3  3.3  3.3 10.0  6.7 00.0 100.
3     13.3   6.7   6.7  00.0  00.0   00.0    6.7  00.0   20.0   10.0   10.0  6.7 00.0  6.7  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
4     10.0  10.0   6.7   3.3  00.0   00.0    6.7  00.0   23.3     6.7  10.0  3.3  3.3  3.3  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
5     13.3   6.7   3.3   3.3  00.0   00.0   10.0  00.0   23.3     6.7  13.3 00.0  6.7 00.0  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
6     13.3   6.7   3.3   3.3  00.0   00.0    6.7  00.0   30.0    3.3   10.0  3.3 00.0  6.7  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
7     13.3   6.7   3.3   3.3  00.0   00.0    6.7   6.7   20.0     6.7   3.3 10.0 00.0  6.7  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
8     13.3   6.7   3.3   3.3  00.0   00.0    6.7   3.3   20.0     6.7   6.7  3.3  3.3  6.7 10.0  6.7 00.0 100.
9      6.7  13.3   3.3   3.3  00.0   00.0    6.7  00.0   20.0   10.0    6.7  3.3  3.3 10.0  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
10       6.7  13.3  00.0   6.7  00.0   00.0    3.3   6.7   16.7   10.0    6.7 10.0 00.0 00.0 10.0 10.0 00.0 100.
11      10.0   6.7   3.3   3.3   3.3   00.0    3.3   3.3   20.0   16.7    6.7  3.3 00.0 00.0 10.0 10.0 00.0 100.
12      10.0  13.3   3.3   3.3  00.0    3.3    6.7   3.3   13.3   16.7   10.0  3.3 00.0 00.0 10.0  3.3 00.0 100.
13      13.3  10.0   6.7  00.0  00.0    6.7   00.0  10.0   13.3   20.0    3.3  3.3 00.0  3.3  6.7  3.3 00.0 100.
14      00.0  20.0   6.7  00.0  00.0    6.7    3.3  10.0   13.3   16.7    3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
15       3.3  13.3  10.0  00.0  00.0    3.3   10.0   6.7   16.7   13.3    3.3 00.0  3.3  3.3  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
16       3.3  16.7   6.7  00.0  00.0    3.3   13.3   3.3   13.3   13.3    6.7  3.3 00.0  3.3  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
17       3.3  16.7   6.7  00.0  00.0    6.7   10.0   6.7   16.7   10.0   00.0  3.3  3.3  3.3  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
18      00.0   6.7  16.7  00.0  00.0    3.3   10.0  16.7   10.0   10.0    3.3 00.0  6.7 00.0 10.0  6.7 00.0 100.
19       3.3   6.7   6.7  10.0  00.0    3.3    6.7  13.3   13.3   10.0    6.7 00.0 00.0  6.7  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
20      10.0  10.0  00.0  10.0   3.3   00.0    3.3  13.3   16.7   10.0    6.7 00.0 00.0  3.3  6.7  6.7 00.0 100.
21      10.0  13.3  00.0   6.7  00.0    3.3    3.3  10.0   16.7    6.7   10.0 00.0  3.3  3.3 10.0  3.3 00.0 100.
22      13.3  13.3  00.0   3.3   3.3    3.3    6.7   3.3   20.0    6.7   10.0 00.0 00.0 00.0 10.0  6.7 00.0 100.
23      13.3  10.0   3.3  00.0   6.7   00.0    6.7   6.7   16.7    3.3   16.7  3.3 00.0 00.0 10.0  3.3 00.0 100.
24      16.7  13.3  00.0  00.0   3.3   00.0    6.7   3.3   16.7    6.7   13.3  6.7 00.0 00.0 10.0  3.3 00.0 100.
ALL       9.2  11.1   4.3   3.1     .8   1.8    6.7   5.4   17.6   10.3    7.2  3.2  1.8  3.1  8.2  6.3 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    720

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
DECEMBER WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1     12.0   4.0   4.0   4.0  00.0   00.0    4.0  00.0   12.0    8.0    4.0  4.0  8.0 00.0 24.0 12.0 00.0 100.
2     16.0   4.0   4.0   4.0  00.0    4.0   00.0  00.0    8.0   12.0    4.0 00.0  4.0 12.0 20.0  8.0 00.0 100.
3      4.0  12.0  00.0   4.0  00.0    4.0    4.0  00.0    8.0    8.0    8.0 00.0  4.0  8.0 28.0  8.0 00.0 100.
4      8.0   8.0  00.0   4.0  00.0    4.0   00.0   4.0   12.0    8.0    4.0 00.0 00.0 12.0 28.0  8.0 00.0 100.
5      4.0  12.0  00.0  12.0  00.0    4.0   00.0  00.0    8.0   12.0    4.0 00.0 00.0  8.0 28.0  8.0 00.0 100.
6      8.0   8.0  00.0   4.0   4.0    4.0   00.0  00.0    8.0   16.0    4.0 00.0 00.0 16.0 24.0  4.0 00.0 100.
7     12.0  00.0   4.0   8.0  00.0   00.0    4.0  00.0   12.0   12.0    4.0 00.0 00.0 12.0 20.0 12.0 00.0 100.
8      8.0   4.0   4.0   8.0  00.0   00.0    4.0   4.0    8.0    8.0    8.0 00.0 00.0 16.0 12.0 16.0 00.0 100.
9      8.0   4.0   8.0   4.0  00.0    4.0   00.0   4.0    8.0    8.0    8.0 00.0 00.0 20.0 12.0 12.0 00.0 100.
10      12.0   4.0   8.0   8.0  00.0    4.0   00.0  00.0    8.0   12.0    8.0 00.0 00.0 12.0 12.0 12.0 00.0 100.
11      20.0   4.0   4.0   8.0   4.0   00.0   00.0   4.0    8.0    8.0    8.0  4.0 00.0 12.0 12.0  4.0 00.0 100.
12      16.0  00.0   8.0  00.0   8.0   00.0   00.0  00.0   12.0    8.0  12.0  00.0  4.0  8.0 16.0  8.0 00.0 100.
13      16.0  00.0   8.0  00.0   4.0   00.0    4.0   4.0    8.0    4.0  16.0  00.0  8.0 00.0 24.0  4.0 00.0 100.
14      00.0  00.0   8.0  00.0   4.0   00.0    4.0   4.0    8.0    8.0    8.0  4.0  8.0 00.0 28.0 16.0 00.0 100.
15      00.0  00.0   8.0  00.0   4.0    4.0    4.0  00.0   12.0    4.0    8.0 00.0 12.0  4.0 20.0 20.0 00.0 100.
16      12.0  00.0   8.0   4.0   4.0   00.0    4.0  00.0    8.0    8.0    8.0 00.0  8.0  8.0 20.0  8.0 00.0 100.
17       4.0  00.0  12.0  00.0  00.0    4.0    4.0   4.0    4.0    8.0    8.0  4.0  4.0 12.0 12.0 20.0 00.0 100.
18       4.0   8.0   4.0   4.0  00.0    4.0    4.0   4.0    4.0    8.0    8.0  4.0  4.0 16.0 12.0 12.0 00.0 100.
19       4.0   8.0   4.0  00.0  00.0    4.0    4.0   4.0   00.0   16.0  00.0  00.0  4.0 16.0 16.0 20.0 00.0 100.
20      20.8   4.2  00.0   4.2  00.0   00.0   00.0   4.2    4.2    8.3    8.3 00.0  4.2  8.3 16.7 16.7 00.0 100.
21      20.0  12.0  00.0   4.0  00.0   00.0    4.0   4.0    4.0   12.0    4.0 00.0  4.0 12.0 12.0  8.0 00.0 100.
22      28.0   4.0  00.0   4.0  00.0   00.0   00.0   8.0    4.0   12.0  00.0   4.0 12.0  4.0 16.0  4.0 00.0 100.
23      16.0   4.0  00.0   4.0  00.0   00.0    4.0  00.0   12.0   12.0    4.0 00.0  4.0  8.0 16.0 16.0 00.0 100.
24      12.0   4.0   4.0   4.0  00.0   00.0    4.0  00.0   12.0    8.0    4.0 00.0  8.0  4.0 20.0 16.0 00.0 100.
ALL      11.0   4.5   4.2   4.0   1.3    1.8    2.3   2.2    8.0    9.5    6.3  1.0  4.2  9.5 18.7 11.4 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =    599

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES (PERCENT)
OCT-DEC WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE     E    ESE     SE   SSE     S    SSW    SW  WSW   W   WNW   NW  NNW  CALM TOTAL 1       9.3   7.0   2.3   3.5    1.2   2.3    7.0   1.2   16.3   9.3   3.5  4.7  7.0  2.3 14.0  9.3 00.0 100.
2       7.0   9.3   2.3   3.5    1.2   2.3    5.8   3.5   12.8   9.3   5.8  1.2  5.8  7.0 12.8 10.5 00.0 100.
3       8.1   7.0   4.7   1.2    1.2   2.3    5.8   3.5   12.8  10.5   7.0  2.3  3.5  8.1 12.8  9.3 00.0 100.
4       8.1   7.0   4.7   3.5    1.2   1.2    3.5   4.7   16.3   8.1   7.0  1.2  3.5  7.0 15.1  8.1 00.0 100.
5       8.1   8.1   4.7   4.7   00.0   2.3    7.0   1.2   15.1   9.3   7.0 00.0  3.5  4.7 16.3  8.1 00.0 100.
6      11.6   5.8   4.7   2.3    3.5   2.3    3.5   2.3   18.6   7.0   5.8  1.2  2.3  8.1 15.1  5.8 00.0 100.
7      11.6   3.5   3.5   7.0    1.2  00.0    7.0   3.5   16.3   8.1   3.5  4.7 00.0 10.5 10.5  9.3 00.0 100.
8       9.3   7.0   2.3   7.0   00.0  00.0    5.8   4.7   16.3   5.8   5.8  1.2  1.2 11.6 10.5 11.6 00.0 100.
9       8.1   8.1   4.7   3.5    2.3   1.2    3.5   4.7   15.1   7.0   5.8  2.3  1.2 12.8  9.3 10.5 00.0 100.
10      11.6   8.1   3.5   4.7    3.5   1.2    2.3   4.7   12.8  11.6   5.8  3.5 00.0  7.0  9.3 10.5 00.0 100.
11      16.3   3.5   3.5   3.5    4.7   2.3    2.3   4.7   14.0  12.8   5.8  2.3 00.0  7.0  8.1  9.3 00.0 100.
12      14.0   4.7   4.7   1.2    3.5   3.5    2.3   5.8   12.8  10.5   9.3  1.2  2.3  5.8  9.3  9.3 00.0 100.
13      14.0   3.5   5.8  00.0    3.5   3.5    1.2   8.1   12.8   9.3   8.1  1.2  2.3  5.8 15.1  5.8 00.0 100.
14       2.3   8.1   5.8  00.0    2.3   4.7    3.5   8.1   10.5  10.5   4.7  1.2  5.8  4.7 17.4 10.5 00.0 100.
15       3.5   7.0   5.8   1.2    2.3   5.8    4.7   8.1   10.5   8.1   3.5 00.0  8.1  3.5 16.3 11.6 00.0 100.
16       8.1   7.0   4.7   2.3    2.3   4.7    5.8   5.8    9.3   8.1   7.0  1.2  4.7  3.5 17.4  8.1 00.0 100.
17       8.1   5.8   5.8   1.2    1.2   7.0    4.7   9.3    9.3   7.0   3.5  3.5  2.3  7.0 11.6 12.8 00.0 100.
18       5.8   5.8   7.0   1.2    2.3   4.7    5.8  12.8    5.8   9.3   4.7  1.2  4.7  7.0 10.5 11.6 00.0 100.
19       7.0   8.1   3.5   3.5    3.5   3.5    5.8  12.8    5.8  10.5   3.5  1.2  1.2  9.3 10.5 10.5 00.0 100.
20      11.8  10.6  00.0   7.1    1.2   2.4    1.2  12.9   10.6   8.2   5.9 00.0  3.5  5.9  9.4  9.4 00.0 100.
21      14.0  11.6   1.2   3.5    2.3   2.3    2.3   9.3   14.0   5.8   7.0 00.0  3.5  8.1  8.1  7.0 00.0 100.
22      16.3   8.1  00.0   4.7    2.3   2.3    3.5   4.7   16.3   8.1   5.8  2.3  4.7  3.5 11.6  5.8 00.0 100.
23      11.6   7.0   1.2   2.3    3.5   2.3    3.5   4.7   17.4   7.0   9.3  2.3  2.3  5.8 10.5  9.3 00.0 100.
24      10.5   8.1   2.3   2.3    2.3   2.3    3.5   2.3   15.1   8.1   9.3  2.3  3.5  7.0 11.6  9.3 00.0 100.
ALL       9.8   7.1   3.7   3.1    2.2   2.8    4.2   6.0   13.2   8.7   6.0  1.7  3.2  6.8 12.2  9.3 00.0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =   2063

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES (PERCENT)
JUL-DEC WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E    ESE      SE   SSE      S    SSW   SW  WSW  W    WNW   NW  NNW  CALM  TOTAL 1       7.9   5.1   2.2   4.5   5.1   5.1    12.4   6.2    13.5   6.7  3.4  3.4 3.4   3.9  8.4  8.4    .6 100.
2       7.3   5.1   2.2   4.5   4.5   4.5    11.2   7.3    12.9   7.3  3.9  2.2 4.5   6.2  8.4  7.9 00.0  100.
3       7.9   3.4   5.1   2.2   3.9   4.5     9.6   8.4    12.4   9.0  4.5  1.7 2.2   7.3  9.6  8.4 00.0  100.
4       7.3   6.2   4.5   2.2   3.4   4.5     8.4   7.3    13.5   8.4  5.1   .6 1.7   9.0 10.7  7.3 00.0  100.
5       6.7   5.6   5.6   2.8   3.4   5.1     7.9   6.7    11.8   7.9  5.1 00.0 2.2   6.2 12.4 10.7 00.0  100.
6       7.9   5.1   5.1   3.4   4.5   3.4     8.4   5.1    14.0   7.9  3.9  1.7 3.9   6.2 10.7  9.0 00.0  100.
7       8.4   4.5   1.7   7.3   3.9   1.1     9.6   5.1    14.6   9.0  4.5  2.8 1.7   8.4  8.4  9.0 00.0  100.
8       6.7   5.6   3.9   6.2   2.8   3.4     9.0   6.2    11.8   9.0  3.4  1.7 1.7   8.4  8.4 11.8 00.0  100.
9      10.7   5.6   5.1   2.8   5.1   2.8     9.0   6.2    10.7   7.3  6.2  3.9 1.1   8.4  7.3  7.9 00.0  100.
10      14.0   5.6   3.9   3.9   4.5   4.5     7.3   5.6     9.6  10.7  6.2  3.9   .6  3.9  6.7  9.0 00.0  100.
11      14.6   5.1   3.9   4.5   4.5   4.5     7.3   7.9     7.9  10.7  7.3  1.7   .6  4.5  6.2  9.0 00.0  100.
12      14.0   2.8   6.2   2.8   4.5   5.6     5.6   7.3     9.6   9.0  7.3  2.2 1.1   4.5  9.0  8.4 00.0  100.
13      12.4   4.5   5.1   4.5   4.5   3.9     3.4    9.6   10.7   9.0  5.6  2.8 2.2   4.5 11.8  5.6 00.0  100.
14       8.4   6.2   4.5   3.9   5.6   5.1     6.2    9.0    8.4   8.4  3.9  2.2 3.4   3.4 11.2 10.1 00.0  100.
15       6.7   6.7   3.9   3.4   5.1   5.6    10.1   7.3     9.6   7.3  2.8  1.1 4.5   3.4 11.8 10.7 00.0  100.
16       7.9   5.6   5.1   3.4   5.1    6.7    6.2  11.2     8.4   7.9  4.5  1.7 2.8   2.2 10.7 10.7 00.0  100.
17       9.0   4.5   6.7   3.4   3.4    6.2   12.4    9.6    8.4   5.6  2.2  2.2 2.2   4.5  7.9 11.8 00.0  100.
18       7.9   4.5   6.2   2.8   6.2   8.4    10.1  12.4     7.3   5.1  2.8  1.1 2.8   4.5  6.2 11.8 00.0  100.
19       7.3   6.2   4.5   5.6   5.6    9.6    9.6  11.2     6.7   6.7  3.4  1.1 1.1   5.1  5.6 10.7 00.0  100.
20      10.2   8.5   1.1   6.2   5.6    9.0    7.9  12.4     9.0   5.1  4.5   .6 2.3   2.8  5.6  9.0 00.0  100.
21      11.2  10.1   1.7   5.1   5.1   7.9     8.4  11.2    11.8   3.9  5.1 00.0 2.8   4.5  5.6  5.6 00.0  100.
22      12.9   7.9   2.2   5.6   3.9    6.2   11.2    9.6   13.5   3.9  3.4  1.1 2.2   3.4  6.7  6.2 00.0  100.
23       9.6   5.1   1.1   2.8   6.2   8.4    10.7   8.4    12.9   5.6  5.6  1.1 2.2   5.1  5.6  9.6 00.0  100.
24       9.0   5.6   2.8   2.8   6.2   5.1    10.7   7.3    12.9   6.7  4.5  1.7 2.8   5.6  9.6  6.7 00.0  100.
ALL       9.4   5.6   3.9   4.0   4.7   5.5     8.9   8.3    10.9   7.4  4.5  1.8 2.3   5.2  8.5  9.0    .0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =  4271

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION 100-M WIND DIRECTION 2009 PROGRAM: WINPER VERSION: PC-1.0 HOURLY WIND ROSES   (PERCENT)
JAN-DEC WIND DIRECTION HR. OF DAY   N    NNE    NE   ENE    E     ESE     SE   SSE     S     SSW     SW  WSW  W   WNW   NW  NNW   CALM TOTAL 1       8.4   6.1   2.0   4.7   3.4    5.3    9.8   9.5   12.3    6.4    3.1  4.5 2.8  4.2  6.7 10.6    .3 100.
2       9.2   5.0   2.5   3.4   3.9    4.7    9.2   7.5   14.0    6.7    4.5  2.8 3.9  5.3  7.0 10.3  00.0 100.
3       9.8   4.2   3.4   3.1   3.4    5.9    7.5   7.8   12.6    8.7    4.7  2.0 2.5  6.4  7.8 10.3  00.0 100.
4       8.7   5.9   4.2   2.2   3.6    5.6    7.0   8.7   11.2    7.3    5.3  2.2 3.1  6.1  8.4 10.6  00.0 100.
5       9.5   5.9   5.0   1.7   4.2    5.9    6.7   6.4   10.9    7.5    5.6  1.4 3.4  5.6  9.2 11.2  00.0 100.
6       8.7   6.4   3.9   2.0   3.9    6.1    7.5   5.6   12.3    6.7    3.9  2.2 4.2  6.1 10.1 10.3  00.0 100.
7       9.5   5.0   2.5   4.2   3.6    4.7    7.8   6.1   11.7    7.8    4.2  2.8 2.8  5.9  9.5 11.7  00.0 100.
8       9.2   5.3   3.1   4.5   3.1    5.0    8.1   6.7   10.4    9.5    3.4  1.4 2.2  6.7  8.7 12.6  00.0 100.
9      10.9   5.6   3.6   3.1   4.5    3.4    9.8   5.6   10.9    8.1    5.0  2.8 1.4  6.4  6.7 12.0  00.0 100.
10      13.7   5.0   3.6   2.5   3.4    5.6    8.4   5.9   10.1    9.8    5.3  3.1 2.0  3.4  7.0 11.2  00.0 100.
11      13.7   4.8   2.8   3.6   3.4    5.3    9.2   7.3    7.8    9.5    7.3  2.0 1.7  4.8  6.7 10.1  00.0 100.
12      10.4   5.9   3.9   3.4   2.8    7.0    7.8   7.3    8.4    8.4    7.3  2.5 2.2  4.2  8.1 10.4  00.0 100.
13       9.8   5.9   4.8   2.5   3.4    5.0    7.6   8.1    9.5    7.8    5.6  3.4 2.2  4.8 10.6   9.0 00.0 100.
14       9.5   5.9   3.9   2.8   4.2    5.0    8.1   8.4    9.2    8.4    3.4  2.5 3.1  4.7 10.1 10.9  00.0 100.
15       9.2   7.5   3.6   2.2   3.6    4.7    9.8   8.9    9.8    7.3    3.1  1.4 3.4  5.3 10.3   9.8 00.0 100.
16       8.7   7.8   4.5   2.2   3.1    6.1    8.4   9.2    9.8    7.0    3.9  2.2 2.8  3.1 10.3 10.9  00.0 100.
17      10.3   5.6   6.4   2.5   2.8    5.3   10.9   8.4   10.3    5.3    2.0  2.8 3.6  3.4  8.4 12.0  00.0 100.
18       8.1   7.8   5.6   2.2   5.6    6.7   10.1   9.8-   9.2    4.5    2.5  2.0 3.1  3.9  7.8 11.2  00.0 100.
19       8.7   7.3   6.1   4.5   3.6    8.1   11.2   9.5    7.8    5.6    3.1  1.4 1.4  4.2  7.3 10.3  00.0 100.
20       9.8   8.4   3.9   4.5   5.6    8.4   10.1  11.2    8.4    4.2    2.5   .6 2.8  2.8  6.4 10.4  00.0 100.
21       9.2   9.2   3.4   4.8   4.5    8.1    9.8  10.6   12.0    3.4    2.5   .3 2.8  4.2  7.0  8.1  00.0 100.
22      10.1   8.4   4.5   4.2   3.6    5.3   12.0  11.2   11.5    4.7    2.8   .8 3.1  2.8  6.7  8.4  00.0 100.
23       8.4   6.7   2.5   3.6   4.7    7.0   10.3  11.5   10.6    6.4    3.9  1.4 2.5  3.9  5.6 10.9  00.0 100.
24       8.9   6.4   2.8   2.8   5.3    5.0    9.7  10.0   12.0    6.7    3.9  1.9 3.3  4.2  7.8   9.2 00.0 100.
ALL       9.7   6.3   3.9   3.2   3.9    5.8    9.0   8.4   10.5    7.0    4.1  2.1 2.8  4.7  8.1 10.5    .0 100.
NUMBER OF OBS =  8585

Precipitation B67

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009               RAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     lAM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM 7AM 8AM 9AM     1OAM       11AM    12N IPM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM     10PM       11PM    12MDNT TOTAL 9   1    1      .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1    2       .00    .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1    3       .00    .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                    .00    .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1    4      .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1    5      .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1    6      .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1    7      .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00      -. 00     .00   .00 9   1    8      .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00 00                 .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1    9      .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1   10      .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1   11      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00      .00   .00 9   1   12      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00    .00 9   1   13      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00    .00 9   1   14      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00    .00 9   1   15      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00    .00 9   1   16      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00    .00 9   1   17      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00    .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                RAIN     VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     lAM     2AM     3AM      4AM    5AM     6AM  7AM 8AM  9AM    10AM       11AM     12N 1PM     2PM     3PM      4PM    5PM     6PM  7PM 8PM  9PM    10PM       11PM     12MDNT TOTAL 9   1    18     .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00  .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      ..00   .00      .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00    .00 9   1    19     .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00    .00 9   1   20      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00    .00 9   1   21      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00    .00 9   1   22      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .00 9   1   23      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .00 9   1   24      .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .00 9   1   25      .00      .00    .00      .01     .01     .01 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .03 9   1   26      .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .00 9   1    27     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .00 9   1    28     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .00 9   1    29      .100    .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .00 9   1    30     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .00 9   1    31      .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00   .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR  STATION PRECIPITATION     DATA FOR 2009                          RAIN  VERSION PC-1.0 MONTH OF JANUARY FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -    744 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      3 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -        1 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -         .03 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .01 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .03 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 25 HOUR 6 -    .01 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 25 HOUR 4 -    .03 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 25 HOUR 4 -    .03 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 25 HOUR 4 -    .03 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST AMOUNT     PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 25 HOUR 4 -    .03 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32 DEGREES
-J TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   531 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      3 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       1 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -        .03 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .01 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .03 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                             RAIN  VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF JANUARY PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                        1                                     12               18                   24
       .01                                                              14               20                   26
       .02                                                              12                18                  24
       .03                                                              10                16                  22
       .04                                                                 0               0                    0
       .05                                                                 0               0                    0
       .07                                                                 0               0                    0
       .10                                                                 0               0                    0
      -. 15                                                                0               0                    0
       .20                                                                 0               0                    0
       .25                                                                 0               0                    0
       .30                                                                 0               0                    0
       .35                                                                 0               0                    0
       .40                                                                 0               0                    0
-1     .45                                                                 0               0                    0
       .50                                                                 0               0                    0
       .60                                                                 0               0                    0
       .70                                                                 0               0                    0
       .80                                                                 0               0                    0
       .90                                                                 0               0                    0 1.00                                                                  0               0                    0 1.10                                                                  0               0                    0 1.20                                                                  0               0                    0 1.30                                                                  0               0                    0 1.40                                                                  0               0                    0 1.50                                                                  0               0                    0 1.60                                                                  0               0                    0 1.70                                                                  0               0                    0 1.80                                                                  0               0                    0 1.90                                                                  0               0                    0 2.00                                                                  0               0                    0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION  PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL   TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009              RAIN   VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     1AM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM 7AM SAM 9AM    10AM      11AM    12N IPM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM    10PM      1lPM    12MDNT TOTAL 9   2     1     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   2    2      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   2     3     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   2     4     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   2     5     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   2     6     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   2     7     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   2     8     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   2     9     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .02      .02        .01    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .05 9   2   10      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   2   11      .00     .00      .00     .00    .01     .00 .00 .03 .02      .00       .01     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .07 9   2   12      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   2   13      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .02     .01
                .02     .03      .02     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .10 9   2   14      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   2   15      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   2   16      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   2   17      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009               RAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     lAM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM  7AM 8AM 9AM    10AM      11AM     12N IPM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM  7PM 8PM 9PM    10PM       I1PM    12MDNT TOTAL 9   2   18      .00     .00     .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00     .00 9   2   19      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   2   20      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   2   21      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   2   22      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   2   23      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   2   24      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   2   25      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   2   26      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   2   27      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .01     .03     .04 9   2   28      .00      .01     .00     .00    .00      .01 .00 .00 .00      .01        .00     .00
                .01      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .04

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                               RAIN  VERSION PC-1.0 MONTH OF FEBRUARY FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   672 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -     18 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       5 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -        .30 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .03 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .10 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 27 HOUR 24 -    .03 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 13 HOUR 11 -    .10 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 13 HOUR 11 -    .10 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 13 HOUR 11 -    .10 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT     PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 13 HOUR 11 -    .10 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32      DEGREES
-.4
.&a.
TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   318 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      8 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       3 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -        .11 INCHES MAXIMUM I-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .03 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .04 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                           RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF FEBRUARY PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                   DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                         1                   6                  12             18                 24
       .01                         18                   50                74             92                110
       .02                           9                  37                 64            85                103
       .03                           3                  27                57             81                100
       .04                           0                  24                49             74                 97
       .05                           0                  19                44             68                 92
       .07                           0                    5               18             37                 55
       .10                           0                   2                  8            14                 20
       .15                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .20                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .25                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .30                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .35                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .40                           0                    0                 0              0                  0 U'     .45                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .50                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .60                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .70                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .80                           0                    0                 0              0                  0
       .90                           0                    0                 0              0                  0 1.00                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.10                            0                    0                 0              0                  0 1.20                            0                    0                 0              0                  0 1.30                            0                    0                 0              0                  0 1.40                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.50                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.60                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.70                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.80                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.90                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 2.00                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 ENTRIES  INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                 RAIN   VERSION PC-I. 0 YR -MON   DAY    1AM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM  7AM 8AM  9AM     10AM     11AM     12N 1PM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM  7PM 8PM  9PM     10PM     11PM     12MDNT TOTAL 9    3     1     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00      .00
                     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9    3      2    .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3      3    .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3      4    .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3      5    .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3      6    .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3      7    .00      .00    .00       .00    .02     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .01       .01
                     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .15   .01      .00      .39       .16    .75 9    3      8    .16      .21    .01      .05     .02     .01 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00 "4~                  .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .46 9    3      9    .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .01      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .18      .02      .00       .00    .21 9    3    10     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3    11     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00   .00 9    3    12     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3    13     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3    14     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3    15     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3    16     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9    3    17     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00   .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                  RAIN   VERSION PC-I. 0 YR MON   DAY    lAM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM  7AM   8AM 9AM     10AM     11AM     12N IPM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM  7PM   8PM 9PM     10PM     11PM     12MDNT TOTAL 9   3    18      .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3    19     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3    20     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3    21      .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3    22      .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3    23     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .34 .17   .02  .04      .00      .00      .00    .57 9   3    24     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3    25     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3   26      .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3   27      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00   .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00 -. 00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3    28     .00      .00    .00      .00     .01     .00 .00   .01  .01      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .03 9   3    29     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3    30     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9   3    31     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00   .00  .00      .00      .00      -.00   .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                              RAIN   VERSION PC-1.0 MONTH OF MARCH FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   744 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -     23 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -        5 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -     2.02 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .39 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .75 INCHES 1  HOUR  PERIOD IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 7 HOUR 23 -     .39 INCHES 6  HOUR  PERIOD IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 7 HOUR 23 -     .98 INCHES 12 HOUR  PERIOD IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 7 HOUR 20 -    1.17 INCHES 18 HOUR  PERIOD IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 7 HOUR 20 -    1.17 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 7 HOUR 11 -    1.19 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES  LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32 DEGREES 00 TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   183 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      3 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       1 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -        .03 INCHES MAXIMUM I-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .01 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .03 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                           RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF MARCH PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                        1                                     12              18                 24
       .01                         23                 61                87             111                135
       . 02                        14                 48                76             100                124
       .03                         10                 32                62               89               113
       .04                         10                 29                52               73                91
       .05                           9                28                46               64                82
       .07                           8                27                45               63                81
       .10                           8                25                43               61                79
       .15                           8                25                43               61                79
       .20                          3                 21                39               59                77
       .25                          2                 15                27               39                51
       .30                          2                 15                27               39                51
       .35                          1                 13                25               37                49
       .40                          0                 13                25              37                 49
-4     .45                          0                 13                25               37                49
       .50                          0                 12                24               36                48
       .60                          0                   6               12               18                24
       .70                          0                   5               11               17                23
       .80                          0                   4               10               16                22
       .90                          0                   3                  9             15                22 1.00                           0                   0                  9             15                21 1.10                           0                   0                  4             12                18 1.20                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.30                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.40                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.50                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.60                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.70                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.80                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.90                           0                   0                 0               0                  0 2.00                           0                   0                 0               0                  0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION        DATA FOR 2009                          RAIN  VERSION PC-I.0 JAN-MAR  INDEX FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -  2160 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS  -    0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION  -       44 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION   -      11 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION   -      2.35 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION  -         .39 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -      .75 INCHES 1  HOUR  PERIOD IN MONTH WITH GREATEST       AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 3 DAY 7  HOUR 23 -     .39 INCHES 6  HOUR  PERIOD IN MONTH WITH GREATEST       AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 3 DAY 7  HOUR 23 -     .98 INCHES 12 HOUR  PERIOD IN MONTH WITH GREATEST       AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 3 DAY 7  HOUR 20 -   1.17  INCHES 18 HOUR  PERIOD IN MONTH WITH GREATEST       AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 3 DAY 7  HOUR 20 -   1.17  INCHES 24 HOUR  PERIOD IN MONTH WITH GREATEST       AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 3 DAY 7  HOUR 11 -   1.19  INCHES c0 oFOR     TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32 DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS - 1032 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -       14 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -          5 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -           .17 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -          .03 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -     .04 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                    RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 JAN-MAR INDEX PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                        1                  6                 12        18                24
       .01                         44               119               175       229               283
       .02                         23                91               152       206               260
       .03                         13                63               129       186               240
       .04                         10                53               101       147               189
       .05                          9                47                 90      132               174
       .07                          8                32                 63      100               136
       .10                          8                27                 51       75                 99
       .15                          8                25                 43       61                 79
       .20                          3                21                 39       59                 77
       .25                          2                15                27        39                 51
       .30                          2                15                 27       39                 51 w0     .35                          1                13                25        37                 49
       .40                          0                13                25        37                 49
       .45                          0                13                25        37                 49
       .50                          0                12                24        36                 48
       .60                          0                  6                12       18                 24
       .70                          0                 5                 11       17                 23
       .80                          0                 4                 10       16                 22
       .90                          0                 3                   9      15                 22 1.00                           0                 0                   9      15                 21 1.10                           0                 0                  4       12                 18 1.20                           0                 0                  0         0                 0 1.30                           0                 0                  0         0                 0 1.40                           0                 0                  0         0                 0 1.50                           0                 0                  0         0                 0 1.60                           0                 0                  0         0                 0 1.70                           0                 0                  0         0                 0 1.80                           0                 0                  0         0                 0 1.90                           0                 0                  0         0                 0 2.00                           0                 0                  0         0                 0

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009              RAIN   VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     lAM     2AM     3AM      4AM    SAM     6AM 7AM 8AM 9AM    10AM      11AM    12N IPM     2PM     3PM      4PM    5PM     6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM    10PM       I1PM   12MDNT TOTAL 9   4     1     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   4    2      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   4     3     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   4     4     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .02    .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .02 .02 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .06 9   4     5     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .02 .00      .00        .00    .01
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .03 9   4     6     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00     .00 9   4     7     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   4     8     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00     .00 9   4     9
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .02 .00 .00 .00      .03        .07    .03     .15 9   4   10
                .00      .01     .90     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .01 9   4   11
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   4   12
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .01     .01 .04 .03 .00      .01        .01    .04    .15 9   4   13
                .03     .02      .03     .02    .00     .01 .01 .01 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .13 9   4   14
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   4   15
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   4   16
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   4   17
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                RAIN   VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     lAM     2AM     3AM      4AM    5AM     6AM  7AM  8AM 9AM    10AM      11AM    12N IPM     2PM     3PM      4PM    5PM     6PM  7PM  8PM 9PM    10PM      1IPM    12MDNT TOTAL 9   4   18       .00    .00     .01      .00     .03    .01   .08 .19 .00      .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .32 9   4   19       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9   4   20       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00
-9  4   21       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   4   22       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   4   23       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00    .00 9   4   24       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .02      .47        .00    .00    .49 9   4   25       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .01      .01        .00    .00     .02 9   4   26       .00    .05      .03     .06     .01    .00   .00 .00 .01      .00        .00    .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .54     .08    .10   .10 .12 .21      .09        .09    .06   1.55 9   4   27       .01    .01      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .09    .03
                 .00    .01      .00     .01     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00     .16 9  4   28       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00     .00 9  4   29       .00     .00     .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .02
                 .02    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00     .04 9  4   30       .00     .00     .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .02    .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00     .00    .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00    .00     .02

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION   PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                              RAIN   VERSION PC-l.0 MONTH OF APRIL FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   720 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      56 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -      13 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -      3.13 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .54 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.55 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 26 HOUR 16 -     .54 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 26 HOUR 16 -    1.15 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 26 HOUR 16 -    1.41 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 26 HOUR  9 -    1.42 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 26 HOUR  2 -    1.56 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL   TO 32     DEGREES tz TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -    30 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -       0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -        0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -         .00 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                             RAIN VERSION PC-I. 0 MONTH OF APRIL PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION  (HOURS)
INCHES                                                               12               18                 24
       .01                        56                 134                193              238                277
       .02                        37                 116                180              225                265
       .03                        26                  81                141              189                232
       .04                        18                  77                131              174                217
       .05                        16                  65                110              151                191
       .07                        13                  60                101              131                170
       .10                          7                 51                  96             127                157
       .15                          4                 29                  72             106                136
       .20                          3                 23                  47              73                 97
       .25                          2                 23                  42              69                 93
       .30                          2                 20                  38              58                 76
       .35                          2                 17                 29               42                 54 tz     .40                          2                 17                 29               41                 54
       .45                          2                 17                 29               41                 53
       .50                          1                 10                  16              23                 29
       .60                          0                   8                 14              23                 29
       .70                          0                   6                 12              22                 28
       .80                          0                   3                 10              19                 26
       .90                          0                  2                   8              15                 24 1.00                          0                   1                  7              14                 22 1.10                          0                   1                  7              13                 20 1.20                          0                   0                  6              13                 19 1.30                          0                   0                  5              11                 19 1.40                          0                   0                  3              10                 18 1.50                          0                   0                  0                0                  8 1.60                          0                   0                  0                0                  0 1.70                          0                   0                  0                0                  0 1.80                          0                   0                  0                0                  0 1.90                          0                   0                  0                0                  0 2.00                           0                   0                  0                0                  0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION  PERIODS WITH  RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                  RAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     IAM     2AM     3AM      4AM    5AM     6AM   7AM  8AM  9AM    lOAM      IIAM     12N IPM     2PM     3PM      4PM    5PM     6PM   7PM  8PM  9PM     10PM      1iPM     12MDNT TOTAL 9   5      1     .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   5     2      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   5      3     .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   5      4     .00    .00     .00       .00    .00     .00   .00  .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00       .00    .00     .00   .00  .00 .00       .00        .00     .00     .00 9   5      5     .00    .00     .00       .00    .00     .00  .00   .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00       .00    .00     .00   .00  .00 .00       .00        .00     .00     .00 9   5      6     .00    .00     .00       .00    .00     .00  .02   .01 .00       .00        .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00       .00    .00     .00  .00   .00 .00       .00        .00     .00     .03 9   5      7     .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .01  .00   .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00   .00 .00       .00        .00     .00     .01 9   5      8     .00    .00     .00      .01     .01     .00  .01   .01 .00      .00         .00     .00 00                  .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00   .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .04 9   5      9     .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00   .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00         .00     .00    .00 9   5    10      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   5    11      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   5    12      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00   .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                    .00    .05     .13      .02     .03     .03  .00   .00 .00      .01         .00     .00     .27 9   5    13      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .02    .03     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00         .00     .00     .05 9   5    14      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00     .00     .00  .00  .00  .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   5    15      .04    .10     .00      .11     .00     .03  .19  .01  .01      .07        .10      .17
                    .03    .01     .00       .00    .00     .00   .00  .00 .00       .00        .00     .00     .87 9   5    16      .00    .00     .00       .00    .00     .00   .00  .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00       .00    .00      .00  .00  .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .00 9   5    17      .00    .00     .00       .00    .00     .00  .00   .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00       .00    .00     .00  .00   .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                 RAIN   VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     lAM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM  7AM  8AM 9AM     10AM     11AM     12N IPM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM  7PM  8PM 9PM     10PM     1IPM     12MDNT TOTAL 9   5   is      .00      .00     .Do     .00     .00     .00  .00 .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00  .00 .00  .00      .00      .00      .00     .00 9   5    19     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00  .00 .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00  .00 .00  .00      .00      .00      .00     .00 9   5    20     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   5   21      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   5   22      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   5   23      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .27    .01      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .28 9   5   24      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .14      .04  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .18 9   5   25      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   5   26      .00     .00      .00     .04    .00      .00 .06  .04 .01       .00      .00      .02
                .06     .09      .00     .01    .03      .00  .00 .00 .01       .00      .00      .00     .37 9   5   27      .00     .00      .09     .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .09 9   5   28      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00      .00      .00      .00     .00 9   5   29      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   5   30      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   5   31      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION   PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                              RAIN  VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF MAY FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   744 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      42 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       10 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -      2.19 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .27 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .87 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT      PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 23 HOUR 16 -    .27 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT      PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 15 HOUR  7 -    .55 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT      PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 15 HOUR  1 -    .83 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT      PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 15 HOUR  1 -    .87 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT      PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 15 HOUR  1 -    .87 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES  LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32      DEGREES to 00 TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -     0 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -       0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -        0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -         .00 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                           RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF MAY PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                        1                   6                 12              18                 24
       .01                         42                106               160             211                255
       .02                         28                 87               139             187                232
       .03                         24                 81               133             182                226
       .04                         18                 73               119             161                200
       .05                         14                 62               104             140                173
       .07                         11                 55                91             122                153
       .10                           8                47                83             114                146
       .15                           3                37                71             102                132
       .20                           1                26                55              80                104
       .25                           1                21                45              73                 99
       .30                           0                10                20              36                 50
       .35                           0                 7                15              26                 42 w0     .40                           0                 3                13              19                 29
       .45                           0                 1                12              18                 25
       .50                           0                 1                   9            15                 21
       .60                           0                 0                   7            13                 19
       .70                           0                 0                   4            10                 16
       .80                           0                 0                  2               8                14
       .90                           0                 0                   0              0                  0 1.00                           0                  0                   0              0                  0 1.10                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 1.20                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 1.30                            0                 0                   0              0                  0 1.40                            0                 0                   0              0                  0 1.50                            0                 0                   0              0                  0 1.60                            0                 0                   0              0                  0 1.70                            0                 0                   0              0                  0 1.80                            0                 0                   0              0                  0 1.90                            0                 0                   0-             0                  0 2.00                            0                 0                   0              0                  0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                 RAIN   VERSION PC-I. 0 YR MON   DAY    lAM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM  7AM 8AM  9AM     10AM      11AM    12N 1PM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM  7PM 8PM  9PM     10PM     1IPM     12NDNT  TOTAL 9   6      1    .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                  .00      .00    .00      .00     .50     .05 .07 .12   .18      .16      .15       .06   1.29 9   6     2     .08      .09    .08      .04     .06     .00 .00 .00   .00      .01      .00       .00
                   .00     .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .36 9   6      3     .00     .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                   .00     .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9   6      4    .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                  .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9   6      5     .00     .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00        .00
                   .00     .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00        .00    .00 9   6      6     .00     .00    .03       .36    .33     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00        .00
                   .00     .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .11     .83 9   6      7     .26     .00    .00       .00    .00     .01 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00        .00
                   .00     .00    .00       .00    .17     .07 .00 .00   .00      .10      .00       .02    .63 9   6      8    .07      .02    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00 0                 .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .09 9   6      9    .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .01      .09       .08
                  .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .18 9   6    10     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                  .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .02      .00       .00    .02 9   6    11     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00        .00
                   .00     .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00        .00    .00 9   6    12     .00      .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                  .00      .00    .00      .00     .06     .00 .01 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .07 9   6    13     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                  .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9   6    14     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .01 .01   00 .00       .00      .00       .00
                   .00     .00    .00       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .01      .02        .01    .06 9   6    15      .11     .09    .05       .00    .00     .01 .01 .00   .00      .00      .00      .00
                   .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .04      .86      .02       .00   1.19 9   6    16      .00     .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00
                  .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9   6    17     .00      .00    .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00      .00        .00
                   .00     .00    .02       .00    .00     .00 .00 .00   .00      .00      .00        .00   .02

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                 RAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     1AM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM  7AM  8AM 9AM     10AM      11AM     12N IPM     2PM     3PM     4PM     SPM     6PM  7PM  8PM 9PM     10PM      1IPM     12MDNT TOTAL 9   6    18     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00       .00      .00     .00 9   6    19     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .14      .22     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00     .36 9   6    20     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .01    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .02     .01     .04 9   6    21     .04      .43     .03     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00     .50 9   6    22     .00      .04     .00     .00    .01      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00     .05 9   6    23     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00     .00 9   6    24     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .81    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00     .81 9   6    25     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00     .00 9   6    26     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00     .00 9   6    27     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .01     .00   .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00     .01 9   6    28     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00     .00 9   6   29      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00     .00 9   6    30     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00        .00       .00     .00     .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION        DATA FOR 2009                          RAIN   VERSION PC-1.0 MONTH OF JUNE FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -    720 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      58 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       17 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -       6.51 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -         .86 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.29 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD   IN MONTH WITH GREATEST      AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 15 HOUR 22 -     .86 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN  MONTH WITH GREATEST      AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY  1 HOUR 17 -    1.08 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD   IN MONTH WITH GREATEST      AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY  1 HOUR 17 -    1.58 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN  MONTH WITH GREATEST      AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY  1 HOUR 17 -    1.65 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN  MONTH WITH GREATEST      AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY  1 HOUR 17 -    1.65 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32        DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -      0 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -        0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -         0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -          .00 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -         .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                            RAIN  VERSION PC-I. 0 MONTH OF JUNE PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                  DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                         1                                     12              18                   24
    .01                          58                160               256             338                  404
    . 02                         44                128               218             301                  361
    .03                          37                105               178             248                  296
    .04                          35                101               174             244                  293
    .05                          31                 96               168             240                  290
    .07                          26                 91               157             220                  265
    .10                          17                 82               142             199                  238
    .15                          12                 75               136             193                  233
    .20                            8                64               121             173                  208
    .25                            7                56               111             167                  203
    .30                            6                50               103             157                  200
    .35                            5                48                95             145                  182
    .40                            4                36                70             107                  144
    .45                           3                 35                68             105                  142
    .50                           3                 34                64              95                  126
    .60                           2                 26                50              74                  101
    .70                           2                 23                48              72                    96
    .80                           2                 14                36              54                   73
    .90                            0                 7                23              35                   47 1.00                             0                 1                10              16                   27 1.10                            0                  0                   7            14                   22 1.20                             0                  0                  6            12                    19 1.30                             0                  0                  4            10                    16 1.40                             0                 0                   3              9                   15 1.50                             0                 0                   2              8                  14
: 1. 60                            0                 0                   0              6                  12 1.70                             0                 0                   0              0                    0 1.80                             0                 0                   0              0                    0 1.90                             0                 0                   0              0                    0 2.00                             0                 0                   0              0                    0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL   TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION      DATA FOR 2009                         RAIN  VERSION PC-I.0 APR-JUN INDEX FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS - 2184 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -   156 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -     40 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -    11.83 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .86 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.55 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 6 DAY 15 HOUR 22 -     .86 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 4 DAY 26 HOUR 16 -   1.15  INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 6 DAY  1 HOUR 17 -   1.58  INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 6 DAY  1 HOUR 17 -   1.65  INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 6 DAY  1 HOUR 17 -   1.65  INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32      DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -    30 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -        .00 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -      .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                     RAIN VERSION PC-I. 0 APR-JUN INDEX PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                  DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                                             6                 12        18                24
    .01                        156                 400               609       792               953
    .02                        109                 331               537       718               875
    .03                         87                 267               452       620               761
    .04                         71                 251               424       580               717
    .05                         61                 223               382       532               661
    .07                         50                 206               349       474               595
    .10                         32                 180               321       441               548
    .15                         19                 141               279       402               508
    .20                         12                 113               223       327               416
    .25                         10                 100               198       310               402
    .30                           8                  80              161       252               333
    .35                          7                   72              139       214               285
    .40                           6                  56              112       168               234
    .45                          5                   53              109       165               227
    .50                          4                   45                89      134               183
    .60                          2                   34                71      110               154
    .70                          2                   29                64      104               144
    .80                          2                   17                48       81               116
    .90                          0                    9                31       50                74 1.00                           0                    2                17       30                51 1.10                           0                    1                14       27                43 1.20                           0                    0                12       25                39 1.30                           0                    0                  9      21                35 1.40                           0                    0                  6      19                33 1.50                           0                    0                 2         8               22 1.60                           0                    0                  0        6               12 1.70                           0                    0                  0        0                 0 1.80                           0                    0                  0        0                 0 1.90                           0                    0                  0        0                 0 2.00                           0                    0                  0        0                 0

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION     DATA FOR 2009                          RAIN  VERSION PC-I. 0 JAN-JUN INDEX FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS - 4344 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -   200 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -      51 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -    14.18 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .86 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.55 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 6 DAY 15 HOUR 22 -    .86 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 4 DAY 26 HOUR 16 -   1.15 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 6 DAY  1 HOUR 17 -   1.58 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 6 DAY  1 HOUR 17 -   1.65 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 6 DAY  1 HOUR 17 -   1.65 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32 DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS - 1062 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -     14 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       5 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -        .17 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .03 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .04 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                      RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 JAN-JUN INDEX PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                                            6                 12         18                24
* 01                       200                 519               784       1021              1236
   . 02                       132                 422               689        924              1135
   .03                        100                 330               581        806              1001
   .04                         81                 304               525        727               906
   .05                         70                 270               472        664               835
   .07                         58                 238               412        574               731
   .10                         40                 207               372        516               647
   .15                         27                 166               322        463               587
   .20                         15                 134               262        386               493
   .25                         12                 115               225        349               453
   .30                         10                   95              188        291               384
   .35                           8                  85              164        251               334
   .40                           6                  69              137        205               283
   .45                           5                  66              134        202               276
   .50                           4                  57              113        170               231
   .60                           2                  40               83        128               178
   .70                           2                  34               75        121               167
   .80                           2                 21                58         97               138
   .90                           0                  12               40         65                96 1.00                           0                   2               26         45                72 1.10                           0                   1               18         39                61 1.20                           0                   0               12         25                39 1.30                           0                   0                  9       21                35 1.40                           0                   0                  6       19                33 1.50                           0                   0                  2         8               22 1.60                           0                   0                  0         6               12 1.70                           0                   0                  0         0                 0 1.80                           0                   0                  0         0                 0 1.90                           0                   0                  0         0                 0 2.00                           0                   0                  0         0                 0

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                RAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     IAM     2AM     3AM      4AM    5AM     6AM  7AM 8AM 9AM     10AM      11AM      12N 1PM     2PM     3PM      4PM    5PM     6PM  7PM 8PM 9PM     10PM       11PM     12MDNT TOTAL 9   7    1      .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00       .00    .00 9   7    2      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00   .00 9   7    3      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .01  .00      .09       .03       .00
                   .05     .01     .05      .00     .00     .00 .04 .69  .00      .16       .06        .01  1.20 9   7    4       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .01 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                    .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00    .01 9   7    5       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                    .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00    .00 9   7    6      .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00    .00 9   7    7      .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00   .00 9   7    8      .00     .00      .09     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .57       .05        .00
                   .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00    .71 00 9   7    9      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00   .00 9   7   10      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00   .00 9   7   11      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00   .00 9   7   12       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00   .00 9   7   13      .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00   .00 9   7   14      .00     .00      .00     .00     .56     .08 .08 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                   .00     .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00   .72 9   7   15      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                    .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00    .00 9   7   16       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .03       .04        .00
                    .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00   .07 9   7   17       .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00      .00       .00        .00
                    .00    .00      .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00       .00        .00   .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009               PAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     IAM     2AM     3AM      4AM    5AM     6AM  7AM 8AM 9AM    10AM       11AM    12N IPM     2PM     3PM      4PM    5PM     6PM  7PM 8PM 9PM     10PM      1IPM     12MDNT TOTAL 9   7    18     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   7    19     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   7   20      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .01 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00      .00     .01     .07    .00     .01  .04 .01 .02      .01        .00      .00     .18 9   7   21      .01      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00       .00      .00     .01 9   7   22      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00       .00      .00     .00 9   7   23      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00       .00      .00     .00 9   7   24      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   7   25      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   7   26      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   7   27      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   7   28      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .04
                .12     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .16 9   7   29      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   7   30      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00      .00     .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9   7   31      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION      DATA FOR 2009                          RAIN    VERSION PC-I. 0 MONTH OF JULY FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   744 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -     31 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       8 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -     3.06 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .69 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.20 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 3 HOUR 20 -      .69 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 3 HOUR 19 -      .96 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 3 HOUR 13 -    1.07  INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 3 HOUR  8 -    1.20  INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 3 HOUR  8 -    1.21  INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32 DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS  -    0 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -        .00  INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                           RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF JULY PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                        1                                     12              18                 24
    .01                        31                  85               124             160                196
    .02                        21                  66               105             141                177
    .03                        20                  65               102             138                174
    .04                        18                  64               101             137                173
    .05                        14                  61                98             134                170
    .07                        10                  59                96             132                168
    .10                          5                 40                73             103                133
    .15                          4                 30                64               95               125
    .20                          3                 21                43               61                79
    .25                          3                 18                37               55                73
    .30                          3                 18                36              54                 72
    .35                          3                 18                36              54                 72
    .40                          3                 18                36              54                 72
    .45                          3                 18                36              54                 72
    .50                          3                 18                36              54                 72
    .60                          1                 16                35              53                 71
    .70                          0                 10                26              44                 62
    .80                          0                   4               12               18                24
    .90                          0                   3               12              18                 24 1.00                           0                   0                  5            11                 17 1.10                           0                   0                  0              7                13 1.20                           0                   0                  0              2                10 1.30                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.40                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.50                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.60                          0                    0                  0              0                  0 1.70                          0                    0                  0              0                  0 1.80                          0                    0                  0              0                  0 1.90                          0                    0                 0               0                  0 2.00                          0                    0                 0               0                  0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                RAIN   VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON   DAY    1AM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM 7AM 8AM  9AM     10AM      11AM    12N 1PM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM 7PM 8PM  9PM     10PM     1lPM. 12MDNT TOTAL 9   8     1      .17    .17     .02      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00   .36 9   8     2      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00   .00 9   8     3      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00      .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00      .00   .00 9   8     4      .00    .00     .00      .01     .26    .14 .05  .02 .00       .00       .00      .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00   .48 9   8     5      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00   .00 9   8     6     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00      .00   .00 9   8     7      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00      .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00      .00   .00 9   8     8      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00      .00   .00 9   8     9      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .01       .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .07     .37    .62 .10 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00  1.17 9   8    10     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00   .00 9   8    11     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00   .00 9   8    12     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00    .00 9   8    13      .00    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00    .00 9   8    14     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00      .00   .00 9   8    15     .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .02 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00    .02 9   8    16     .00     .00     .00      .45    .46     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00    .91 9   8    17      .00    .71     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00 .08  .12       .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00    .91

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009               RAIN    VERSION PC-I .0 YR MON  DAY     1AM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM  7AM 8AM 9AM    10AM      11AM     12N 1PM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM  7PM 8PM 9PM    10PM      1IPM     12MDNT TOTAL 9   8   18      .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                  .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00     .00 9   8    19      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .39     .00     .00 .00 .17 .03       .10      .02      .00     .71 9   8    20      .00     .00     .00     .00     .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   8   21       .00     .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                   .00     .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   8   22      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                  .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   8   23      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                  .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   8   24      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                  .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   8   25      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00 0                 .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   8   26      .00      .27     .01     .04    ,02      .00 .00 .05 .03       .00      .00      .00
                  .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .02 .05 .01       .00      .00      .00     .50 9   8   27      .00      .00     .00     .01    .01      .00 .00 .00 .00       .01      .00      .00
                  .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .03 9   8   28      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                  .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   8   29      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                  .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   8    30     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                  .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9   8   31      .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                  .00      .00     .00     .00    .00      .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                              RAIN   VERSION PC-l. 0 MONTH OF AUGUST FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   744 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -    36 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       9 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -    5.09 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -      .71 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.17 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 17 HOUR  2 -     .71 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY  9 HOUR 16 -    1.16 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY  9 HOUR  9 -    1.17 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY  9 HOUR  9 -    1.17 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST    AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 16 HOUR  4 -    1.62 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32     DEGREES 0D TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -     0 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -     0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -       .00 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -      .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                           RAIN VERSION PC-I. 0 MONTH OF AUGUST PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                         1                  6                 12               18                 24
        .01                          36               100               148              190                226
        .02                          29                86               135              177                213
        .03                          23                70               118              155                188
        .04                          21                69               111              148                181
        .05                          20                69               111              147                180
        .07                          17                68               111              147                180
        .10                          15                57                 98             142                177
        .15                          11                51                89              130                163
        .20                            8               49                86              124                157
        .25                            8               43                79              115                148
        .30                            6               40                76              112                145
        .35                            6               32                 68             104                137
        .40                            4               27                 62               98               131
        .45                            4               25                56                86               119
('I
        .50                            2               19                43                67                94
        .60                            2               17                41                65                87
        .70                            1               17                40                64                86
        .80                            0               10                27                45                64
        .90                            0               10                27                45                64 1.00                             0                 5               11                17                26 1.10                             0                 3                 9               15                24 1.20                             0                 0                 0                0                  2 1.30                             0                 0                 0                0                  2 1.40                             0                 0                 0                0                  2 1.50                             0                 0                 0                0                  2 1.60                             0                 0                 0                0                  2 1.70                             0                 0                 0                0                  0 1.80                             0                 0                 0                0                  0 1.90                             0                 0                 0                0                  0 2.00                             0                 0                 0                0                  0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                RAIN     VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON   DAY    lAM     2AM     3AM      4AM    5AM     6AM  7AM 8AM  9AM     10AM      11AM      12N IPM     2PM     3PM      4PM    5PM     6PM  7PM 8PM  9PM     10PM      11PM      12MDNT TOTAL 9   9      1    .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00    .00 9   9     2     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00    .00 9   9      3    .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .08 .03       .01       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .01     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .13 9   9      4    .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9      5    .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9      6    .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00        .00      .00        .00    .00 9   9      7    .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9      8    .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9      9    .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .01 .00  .00 .00       .00       .01        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .02 9   9    10     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9    11     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9    12     .10     .00     .00      .00     .00     .01 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .03     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00        .00    .14 9   9    13     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9    14     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9    15     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9    16     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00 9   9    17     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00        .00    .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009              RAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     lAM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM 7AM 8AM 9AM    10AM      11AM     12N IPM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM    10PM      11PM     12MDNT TOTAL 9   9   18       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                   .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   9   19       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                   .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   9   20       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                   .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   9   21       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                   .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   9   22       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                   .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   9   23       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                   .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   9   24       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                   .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   9   25       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00 0                  .00    .01      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .01 9   9   26       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                   .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   9   27       .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                   .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .01 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .01 9   9   28       .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                   .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00     .00 9   9   29       .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00        .00     .00
                   .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00     .00 9   9   30       .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                   .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION      DATA FOR 2009                         RAIN  VERSION PC-l.0 MONTH OF SEPTEMBER FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   720 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -     11 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       5 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -        .31 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .10 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .14 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 12 HOUR 1 -    .10 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY  3 HOUR 8 -    .12 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY  3 HOUR 8 -    .13 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 12 HOUR 1 -    .14 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 12 HOUR 1 -    .14 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32      DEGREES 0
cc      TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -     0 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -        .00 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                           RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF SEPTEMBER PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                  DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                         1                                     12              18                 24
       .01                          11                 54                88             118                148
       .02                           4                 20                45               66                84
       .03                           4                 19                37               52                64
       .04                           2                 13                27               42                54
       .05                           2                 12                25               37                49
       .07                           2                 12                24               36                48
       .10                           1                 11                23               35                47
       .15                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .20                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .25                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .30                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .35                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .40                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 0D     .45                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .50                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .60                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .70                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .80                           0                   0                  0              0                  0
       .90                           0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.00                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.10                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.20                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.30                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.40                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.50                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.60                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.70                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.80                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 1.90                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 2.00                            0                   0                  0              0                  0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION    PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                             RAIN  VERSION PC-I.0 JUL-SEP INDEX FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS - 2208 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -       0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -       78 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       22 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -       8.46 INCHES MAXIMUM I-HOUR PRECIPITATION -         .71 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.20 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD   IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT      PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 8 DAY 17 HOUR  2 -     .71 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD   IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT      PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 8 DAY  9 HOUR 16 -   1.16  INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT       PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 8 DAY  9 HOUR  9 -   1.17  INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT       PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 7 DAY  3 HOUR  8 -   1.20  INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD   IN MONTH WITH GREATEST AMOUNT      PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 8 DAY 16 HOUR  4 -   1.62  INCHES l FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32 DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -      0 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -       0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -        0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -         0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -          .00 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -         .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -     .00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                     RAIN VERSION PC-I. 0 JUL-SEP INDEX PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                        1                                     12        18                24
    .01                         78                244               371       485               593
    . 02                        54                177               296       401               497
    .03                         47                159               268       362               449
    .04                         41                151               250       344               431
    .05                         36                147               245       335               422
    .07                         29                144               242       332               419
    .10                         21                113               205       297               380
    .15                         15                 86               164       242               311
    .20                         11                 74               139       201               258
    .25                         11                 65               126       186               243
    .30                           9                62               122       182               239
    .35                           9                53               113       173               230
    .40                           7                45                98       152               203
    .45                           7                43                92       140               191
    .50                          5                 37                79       121               166
    .60                          3                 33                76       118               158
    .70                           1                27                66       108               148
    .80                          0                 14                39         63               88
    .90                          0                 13                39         63               88 1.00                           0                   5               16        28                43 1.10                           0                   3                  9      22                37 1.20                           0                   0                 0         2               12 1.30                           0                   0                 0         0                 2 1.40                            0                  0                  0        0                 2 1.50                            0                  0                  0        0                 2 1.60                            0                  0                  0        0                 2 1.70                            0                  0                  0        0                 0 1.80                           0                   0                  0        0                 0 1.90                           0                   0                  0        0                 0 2.00                           0                   0                  0        0                 0

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009               RAIN   VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON   DAY    lAM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM 7AM  SAM 9AM    10AM     11AM     12N 1 PM    2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM 7PM  8PM 9PM    10PM     11PM     12MDNT TOTAL 9  10      1     . Z1   .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00     .00 9  10      2     .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00     .00 9  10      3     .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00     .00 9  10      4     .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00     .00 9  10      5     .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00    .01     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00     .01 9  10      6     .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                 .00    .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00     .00 9  10      7    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .01    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00     .01 9  10      8    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9  10      9    .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .28 .11     1.53      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00   1.92 9  10    10     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9  10    11     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00     .00 9  10    12     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9  10    13     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .04     .11 .02  .04 .01      .04      .01      .00    .27 9  10    14     .00     .00      .01     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .04 .04  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00    .09 9  10    15     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9  10    16     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .01      .00    .01 9  10    17     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00  .00 .00 .00      .00      .00      .00    .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                RAIN   VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     lAM     2AM     3AM      4AM    5AM     6AM 7AM 8AM  9AM     10AM      11AM    12N 1PM     2PM     3PM      4PM    5PM     6PM 7PM 8PM  9PM     10PM      1lPM    12MDNT TOTAL 9  10   18       .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9  10   19       .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9  10   20       .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9  10   21       .00    .00      .01      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00      .00      .00   .13     .05 .03  .02  .07      .09       .07     .07    .54 9  10   22       .07    .12      .08      .08   .05     .01 .02  .03  .00      .02       .00     .01
                 .00    .05      .02      .01   .02     .06 .03  .06  .00      .00       .00     .00    .74 9  10   23       .00    .00      .00      .01   .00     .00 .00  .01  .00      .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00    .02 9  10   24       .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9  10   25       .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00
                 .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .01    .01 9  10   26       .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00     .. 00     .00
                .00     .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9  10   27       .00    .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9  10   28      .00     .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00      .00   .00     .00 .00  .00  .00      .00       .00     .00    .00 9  10   29      .00     .07      .00      .28   .00     .09 .11  .05 .02       .03       .01     .00
                .00     .04      .05      .01   .02     .00 .01  .00 .00       .00       .01     .00    .80 9  10   30      .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .01     .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00     .00    .01 9  10   31      .00     .00     .00      .00    .00     .00 .00  .00 .00       .00       .00     .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00    .00     .00 .00 .00  .00       .00       .00     .00    .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION   PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                             RAIN   VERSION PC-1.0 MONTH OF OCTOBER FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   744 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      60 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       12 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -       4.43 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -      1.53 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.92 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 9 HOUR 10 -    1.53 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 9 HOUR  8 -    1.92 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 9 HOUR  8 -    1.92 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 9 HOUR  8 -    1.92 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST     AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 9 HOUR  8 -    1.92 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32       DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -     9 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -       0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -        0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -         .00 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                             RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF OCTOBER PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION  (HOURS)
INCHES                        1                   6                  12               18                 24
    .01                        60                 137                205              262                310
    .02                        42                  85                121              153                180
    .03                        34                   80               110              140                168
    .04                        30                  79                110              140                166
    .05                        24                  75                106              137                164
    .07                        17                  71                104              134                162
    .10                          8                 58                 89              113                140
    .15                          3                 45                 80              105                132
    .20                          3                 36                 71                98               122
    .25                          3                 29                 62                90               114
    .30                          1                 26                 46                69                89
    .35                          1                 22                 44                65                84
    .40                          1                 15                 39               59                 79
    .45                          1                 13                 35               57                 76
    .50                          1                 10                 33               54                 72
    .60                          1                   6                30               51                 69
    .70                          1                   6                19               41                 61
    .80                          1                   6                15               30                 48
    .90                          1                   6                12               24                 41 1.00                           1                   6                12               19                 34 1.10                           1                   6                12               18                 25 1.20                           1                   6                12               18                 24 1.30                           1                   6                12               18                 24 1.40                           1                   6                12               18                 24 1.50                           1                   6                12               18                 24 1.60                          0                    5                11               17                 23 1.70                          0                    4                10               16                 22 1.80                           0                   4                10                16                22 1.90                           0                   4                10               16                 22 2.00                           0                   0                   0               0                  0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION  PERIODS WITH  RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                RAIN   VERSION PC-I. 0 YR MON  DAY     1AM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM 7AM  8AM  9AM    10AM     11AM     12N 1PM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM 7PM  8PM  9PM    10PM     11PM     12MDNT TOTAL 9  11    1      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .00 9  11     2     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00  .00  .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00      .00    .00    .00  .00  .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11     3     .00     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11     4     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11     5     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00      .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11     6     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00      .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11     7     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9  11     8     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00      .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11     9     .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00      .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9  11   10      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9  11   11      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9  11   12      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                .00     .00      .00     .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11   13      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11   14      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00   .00 .00      .00      .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9  11   15      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00       .00    .00 9  11   16      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .01  .08  .13      .10      .07       .06
                .09     .02     .00      .00     .00    .05 .07  .05  .01      .00      .00       .00    .74 9  11   17      .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .01 .00  .00  .00      .01      .00      .00
                .00     .00     .00      .00     .00    .00 .00  .00  .00      .00      .00      .00    .02

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                RAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     lAM     2AM     3AM      4AM    5AM     6AM  7AM 8AM  9AM    10AM      11AM     12N IPM     2PM     3PM      4PM    5PM     6PM  7PM 8PM  9PM    10PM      1lPM     12MDNT TOTAL 9  11   18      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .00 9  11   19      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .00 9  11   20      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00.
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .00 9  11   21      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .00 9  11   22      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00      .00 .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .00 9  11   23      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .00 9  11   24      .15      .21    .01      .00    .01     .03  .08  .06 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .55 9  11   25      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .01  .00 .01       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .02 9  11   26      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00        00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00    .00 9  11   27      .00      .00    .00.     .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11   28      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11   29      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00 .00  .00      .00       .00      .00    .00 9  11   30      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00 .00  .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00  .00 .00  .00      .00       .00      .00    .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION   PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                             RAIN  VERSION PC-1.0 MONTH OF NOVEMBER FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   720 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      23 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -         4 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -       1.33 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .21 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .74 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN.MONTH WITH  GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 24 HOUR 2 -    .21 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 16 HOUR 8 -    .53 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 16 HOUR 8 -    .67 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 16 HOUR 7 -    .74 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST    AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 16 HOUR 7 -    .75 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32 DEGREES cc      TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -    37 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -        0 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -         0 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -         .00 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .00 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .00 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                            RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF NOVEMBER PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                  DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                         1                                     12               18                 24
    .01                          23                 51                 72               90               107
    . 02                         15                 37                 62               81                99
    .03                          14                 31                 43              56                 68
    .04                          13                 31                 43              55                 67
    .05                          13                 31                 43              55                 67
    .07                           9                 29                 42              54                 67
    .10                           4                 28                 40              52                 64
    .15                           2                 25                 38              51                 63
    .20                           1                 14                 29               43                57
    .25                           0                 12                 27               39                51
    .30                           0                 12                 26              39                 51
    .35                           0                   9                25               37                49
    .40                           0                   4                19              31                 43
    .45                           0                   3                16              28                 40
    .50                           0                   1                14              26                 38
    .60                           0                   0                  3               9                15
    .70                           0                   0                  0               6                12
    .80                           0                   0                  0               0                  0
    .90                           0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.00                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.10                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.20                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.30                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.40                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.50                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.60                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.70                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.80                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 1.90                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 2.00                            0                   0                  0               0                  0 ENTRIES  INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION  PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                RAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON   DAY    1AM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM  7AM  8AM 9AM    10AM       11AM    12N IPM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM  7PM  8PM 9PM     10PM      1IPM     12MDNT TOTAL 9  12     1      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .00 9  12     2      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .00 9  12     3      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .00 9  12     4      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00     .00 9  12     5      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .00    .00      .00  .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00     .00 9  12     6      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00       .00        .00     .00     .00 9  12     7      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .02     .02 9  12     8      .01     .01    .02      .00    .01     .01   .01 .00 .01      .02         .01     .02 0-                  .05     .01    .03      .01    .00     .01   .00 .01 .01      .00        .00      .00     .26 9  12     9      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .03   .01 .01 .00      .01         .01     .00
                    .01     .00    .00      .01    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .09 9  12    10      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .01    .00     .01   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .02 9  12    11      .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .00 9  12    12      .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .01    .01     .01   .00 .01 .00      .01        .02      .02     .09 9  12    13      .00     .01    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .01    .00      .01    .00     .01   .00 .01 .01      .02        .02      .02     .12 9  12    14      .01     .00    .01      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .02 9  12    15      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9  12    16      .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00        .00      .00
                    .00    .00     .00      .00    .00     .00  .00  .00 .00      .00        .00      .00     .00 9  12    17      .00     .00    .00      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00
                    .00     .00    .01      .00    .00     .00   .00 .00 .00      .00         .00     .00     .01

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009              RAIN    VERSION PC-I.0 YR MON  DAY     1AM     2AM     3AM     4AM     5AM     6AM 7AM 8AM 9AM    10AM      11AM     12N 1PM     2PM     3PM     4PM     5PM     6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM    10PM      1IPM     12MDNT TOTAL 9  12   18      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00     .00 9  12   19      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00     .00 9  12   20      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00     .00 9  12   21      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00     .00 9  12   22      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9  12   23      .00      .00    .00      .00    .01     .02 .07 .04 .08       .01      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .11      .08    .00     .00 .01 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .43 9  12   24      .00      .00    .01      .01    .00     .00 .00 .00 .01       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .02    .03      .02    .01     .01 .00 .02 .00       .01      .01      .02     .18 9  12   25      .03      .03    .02      .04    .03     .07 .08 .02 .01       .00      .02      .03
                .03      .01    .02      .00    .02     .01 .02 .01 .00       .01      .00      .00     .51 9  12   26      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .01 .01 .00       .00      .01      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .03 9  12   27      .00      .01    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .01 9  12   28      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9  12   29      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00     .00 9  12   30      .00      .00    .00      .01    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00       .00      .00      .00
                .00      .00    .01      .02    .00     .01 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00     .05 9  12   31      .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00
                .00      .00    .00      .00    .00     .00 .00 .00 .00      .00       .00      .00     .00

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION   PRECIPITATION   DATA FOR 2009                           RAIN  VERSION PC-l.0 MONTH OF DECEMBER FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   744 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      94 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       14 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -       1.84 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .11 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .51 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 23 HOUR 15 -    .11 INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 25 HOUR  2 -    .27 INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 23 HOUR  5 -    .42 INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 24 HOUR 24 -    .48 INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS DAY 24 HOUR 14 -    .56 INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32     DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   594 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      67 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       12 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -       1.18 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .08 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .51 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                           RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 MONTH OF DECEMBER PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                  DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                                                               12             18                 24
        .01                         94                 192               253            292                328
        . 02                        38                 141               198            235                265
        .03                         17                 117               176            209                234
        .04                           9                 97               144            193                223
        .05                           7                 82               126            166                197
        .07                           6                 55               109            152                180
        .10                           1                 35                 79           116                160
        .15                           0                 18                 53             73                 97
        .20                           0                 12                 33             60                 88
        .25                           0                  3                 19             35                 57
        .30                           0                  0                 16             30                 43
        .35                           0                  0                 12             27                 40
        .40                           0                  0                  2             24                 36 tNJ     .45                           0                  0                  0               9               21
        .50                           0                  0                  0               0                14
        .60                           0                  0                  0               0                 0
        .70                           0                  0                  0               0                 0
        .80                           0                  0                  0               0                 0
        .90                           0                  0                  0               0                 0 1.00                            0                  0                  0               0                 0 1.10                            0                  0                  0               0                 0 1.20                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 1.30                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 1.40                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 1.50                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 1.60                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 1.70                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 1.80                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 1.90                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 2.00                            0                  0                  0              0                  0 ENTRIES INDICATE NUMBER OF DURATION PERIODS WITH RAINFALL GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO AMOUNT SHOWN

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                              RAIN  VERSION PC-I. 0 OCT-DEC INDEX FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS - 2208 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -    177 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -      30 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -      7.60 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -     1.53 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.92 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR 10 -   1.53  INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD IN MONTH  WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT  PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES t.J FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL  TO 32 DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   640 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -     67 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -      12 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -      1.18 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .08 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .51 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                     RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 OCT-DEC INDEX PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                  DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                                            6                  12       18                24
        .01                       177                 380                530      644               745
        .02                         95                263                381      469               544
        .03                         65                228                329      405               470
        .04                         52                207                297      388               456
        .05                         44                188                275      358               428
        .07                         32                155                255      340               409
        .10                         13                121                208      281               364
        .15                          5                  88               171      229               292
        .20                          4                  62               133      201               267
        .25                          3                  44               108      164               222
        .30                          1                  38                 88     138               183 t2J     .35                          1                  31                 81     129               173
        .40                          1                  19                 60     114               158
        .45                          1                  16                51       94               137
        .50                          1                  11                47       80               124
        .60                          1                    6               33       60                 84
        .70                          1                    6               19       47                 73
        .80                          1                    6               15       30                 48
        .90                          1                    6               12       24                 41 1.00                           1                    6               12       19                34 1.10                           1                    6               12       18                25 1.20                           1                    6               12       18                24 1.30                           1                    6               12       18                24 1.40                           1                    6               12       18                24 1.50                           1                    6               12       18                24 1.60                           0                   5                 11      17                23 1.70                           0                    4                10      16                22 1.80                           0                    4                10      16                22 1.90                           0                    4               10       16                22 2.00                           0                    0                  0       0                 0

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION   PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                            RAIN  VERSION PC-I.0 JUL-DEC INDEX FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS - 4416 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -     255 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -       52 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -     16.06 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -      1.53 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.92 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR 10 -   1.53  INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH  GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32     DEGREES CN TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS -   640 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -      0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -      67 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -      12 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -      1.18 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -        .08 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -    .51 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                      RAIN VERSION PC-I.0 JUL-DEC INDEX PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                 DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                        1                                     12         18                24
        .01                       255                 624               901       1129              1338
        .02                       149                 440               677        870              1041
        .03                       112                 387               597        767               919
        .04                         93                358               547        732               887
        .05                         80                335               520        693               850
        .07                         61                299               497        672               828
        .10                         34                234               413        578               744
        .15                         20                174               335        471               603
        .20                         15                136               272        402               525
        .25                         14                109               234        350               465
        .30                         10                100               210        320               422
        .35                         10                 84               194        302               403
-.4                                  8                                  158        266               361
        .40                                            64
       .45                           8                 59               143        234               328
       .50                            6                48               126        201               290
       .60                           4                 39               109        178               242
       .70                           2                 33                85        155               221
       .80                           1                 20                54          93              136
       .90                           1                 19                51          87              129 1.00                           1                 11                28          47               77 1.10                           1                   9               21          40               62 1.20                            1                  6               12          20               36 1.30                           1                   6               12          18               26 1.40                           1                   6               12          18               26 1.50                           1                   6               12          18               26 1.60                           0                   5               11          17               25 1.70                           0                   4               10          16               22 1.80                           0                   4               10          16               22 1.90                           0                   4               10          16               22 2.00                           0                   0                  0         0                 0

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                             RAIN  VERSION PC-I.0 JAN-DEC INDEX FOR ALL TEMPERATURES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS - 8760 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -   455 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -    103 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -    30.24 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -     1.53 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION - 1.92 INCHES 1  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR 10 -   1.53  INCHES 6  HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES 12 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES 18 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES 24 HOUR PERIOD  IN MONTH WITH GREATEST   AMOUNT PRECIPITATION STARTS MONTH 10 DAY 9  HOUR  8 -   1.92  INCHES to FOR TEMPERATURES LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO 32    DEGREES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS - 1702 NUMBER OF MISSING HOURS -     0 TOTAL HOURS OF PRECIPITATION -     81 TOTAL DAYS WITH PRECIPITATION -     17 TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION -     1.35 INCHES MAXIMUM 1-HOUR PRECIPITATION -       .08 INCHES MAXIMUM DAILY PRECIPITATION -   .51 INCHES

NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION PRECIPITATION DATA FOR 2009                      RAIN VERSION PC-1. 0 JAN-DEC INDEX PRECIPITATION INTENSITY - DURATION (NUMBER OF OCCURRENCES)
AMOUNT                                                  DURATION (HOURS)
INCHES                                            6                  12        18                24
       .01                        455               1143                1685      2150              2574
       .02                        281                 862               1366      1794              2176
       .03                        212                 717               1178      1573              1920
       .04                        174                 662               1072      1459              1793
       .05                        150                 605                992      1357              1685
       .07                        119                 537                909      1246              1559
       .10                         74                 441                785      1094              1391
       .15                         47                 340                657       934              1190
       .20                         30                 270                534       788              1018
       .25                         26                 224                459       699               918
       .30                         20                 195                398       611               806
'NJ    .35                         18                 169                358       553               737
       .40                         14                 133                295       471               644
       .45                         13                 125                277       436               604
       .50                         10                 105                239       371               521
       .60                           6                  79               192       306               420
       .70                           4                  67               160       276               388
       .80                           3                  41               112       190               274
       .90                           1                  31                91       152               225 1.00                           1                  13                54         92              149 1.10                           1                  10                39         79              123 1.20                           1                    6               24         45               75 1.30                           1                    6               21         39               61 1.40                           1                    6               18         37               59 1.50                           1                    6               14        26                48 1.60                           0                    5               11        23                37 1.70                           0                    4               10         16               22 1.80                           0                    4               10         16               22 1.90                           0                    4               10         16               22 2.00                           0                    0                 0         0                 0

JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION TABLES The tables presented in this section are results obtained from processing of the hourly meteorological data collected at the Cooper Nuclear Station. Thejoint frequency distribution (JFD) tables represent the frequency of occurrence, in number of observations, that a particular wind speed, wind direction, and stability category occurred simultaneously. On a quarterly and semiannual basis, the JFDs were produced for wind speed and wind direction by atmospheric stability corresponding to the seven Pasquill stability classes, and for wind speed and wind direction for all stability categories combined. Atmospheric stability was classified per Regulatory Guide 1.23, using the 100-meter to 10-meter temperature difference (delta T) for the 100-meter JFDs and the 60-meter to 10-meter delta T for the 10-meter JFDs.
B130

JFDs of 10-Meter Wind vs. Delta T January-March 2009 B131

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY CLASS     A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE     SSE      S SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       1      2    1  0   0 0   0  0   0      4 12.51-18.50      2        4      0     0       0      0       1       3      0    3  0   0 0   3  0   0    16 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       2      3    0  0   0 0   0  0   3      8
    >24.00       0        0      0     0       0      0       0       2      0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      2 TOTAL         2        4      0     0       0      0       1       8      5    4  0   0 0   3  0   3    30 STABILITY CLASS     B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE      E     ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                    0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0     0       1      1       1       0      2   1   0   0 0   0  0   0      6 7.51-12.50      4        3      0     0       0      2       5       5      6   3   0   0 0   0  0   2    30 12.51-18.50      3        6      1     0       0      0       0       1      5   2   0   0 0   1  1   2    22 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      2   0   0   0 0   0  1   1     4
    >24.00       0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 TOTAL         7        9      1     0       1      3       6       6    15    6   0   0 0   1  2   5    62

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -  3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY CLASS     C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW   W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                        0 1.01- 3.50      0        1     0       1      0      1       1       0      0   0  0    0  0   0   0    0      4 3.51- 7.50      3        4     1      0       1      3       5       4      6   0  2    0  1   0   2    1    33 7.51-12.50     13        1     0      1       1      5       6       7      5   6  3    0  3   0   4  12     67 12.51-18.50      6        1     0      0       0      0       9       4      6   0  0   2   0   3   1    7    39 18.51-24.00      2        0     0      0       0      0       1       1      0   0  0    1  0   6   5    4    20
        >24.00       0        0     0      0       0      0       0       0      2   0  0    0  0   0   0    0      2 TOTAL       24        7     1      2       2      9      22      16    19    6  5    3  4   9  12  24    165
('a STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW   W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                        0 1.01- 3.50      4        0     1      0       0      2       2       1      4   1  0   0   2   0   2   1     20 3.51- 7.50     31      38     24     14       6     25      26      13      8  10  8    9 13   7  23  18    273 7.51-12.50     61      48     18      2       5     12      50     27     21    9 10  12   3  16  38  46    378 12.51-18.50     45      28      7      0       0      5       8      15    13    6 14   2   9  19  44  69    284 18.51-24.00      6        0     0      0       0      0       3      16      3   0  3   5   6   4  30  39    115
        >24.00       0        0     0      0       0      0       0       7      2   2  0   4   3   0   6   6     30 TOTAL       147     114     50     16     11      44      89      79    51   28 35  32  36  46 143 179   1100

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 - 3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY CLASS     E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE     SSE      S SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50     8        7     7     1       2      2       3       4      8    6   4   2  2   3  4   4     67 3.51- 7.50     22      12      7     4       1      1      26      23    43     6   1   3  3  10 13    9   184 7.51-12.50     20        7     2     1       0      2      35      28    35   11  11    9  4  16 14  17    212 12.51-18.50      4        1     0     0       0      0       3       0      2    6 13    0  2   4  1   4     40 18.51-24.00      0        0     0     0       0      0       0       0      2    1   0   0  0   0  0   0      3
    >24.00       0        0     0     0       0      0       0       0      0    0  0    0  0   0  0   0      0 TOTAL       54      27     16     6       3      5      67      55    90   30  29   14 11  33 32  34    506 STABILITY CLASS     F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE   ENE      E     ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      1 1.01- 3.50      6        3     4     0       0      0       6      18    18   10  11    0  2   3  3   8     92 3.51- 7.50      1        1     1     0       0      1       1       6    26    3   0    4  5   2  4   1     56 7.51-12.50      4        0     0     0       0      0       0       3      5   3   0    3  6   7  1   1     33 12.51-18.50      0        0     0     0       0      0       0       0      1   0   0    0  0   0  0   0      1 18.51-24.00      0        0     0     0       0      0       0       0      0   0   0    0  0   0  0   0      0
    >24.00       0        0     0     0       0      0       0       0      0   0   0    0  0   0  0   0      0 TOTAL       11        4     5     0       0      1       7      27    50   16  11    7 13  12  8  10    183

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 - 3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY CLASS G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE     SSE      S SSW  SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       1 1.01- 3.50     10       6      1      1      2      2       4      13    15   11   4   4  1   1   4    3    82 3.51- 7.50      2       0      0      0      0      0       0       7      6    0  0   0  2   0   1    0    18 7.51-12.50      0       0      0      0      0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0  0   3   0    0     3 12.51-18.50      0       0      0      0      0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0  0   0   0    0     0 18.51-24.00      0       0      0      0      0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0  0   0   0    0     0
       >24.00        0       0      0      0      0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0  0   0   0    0     0 TOTAL        12       6      1      1      2      2       4      20    21   11   4   4  3   4   5    3   104 to.
STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE      E     ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       2 1.01- 3.50     28      17     13      3      4      7      16      36    45   28  19   6  7   7  13   16   265 3.51- 7.50     59      55     33    18       9     31      59      53    91   20  11  16 24  19  43  29    570 7.51-12.50    102      59     20      4      6     21      96      71    74   33  24  24 16  42  57  78    727 12.51-18.50     60      40      8      0      0      5      21      23    27   17  27   4 11  30  47  82    402 18.51-24.00      8       0      0      0      0      0       4      19    10    1   3   6  6  10  36  47    150
       >24.00        0       0      0      0      0      0       0       9      4   2   0   4  3   0   6    6    34 TOTAL       257     171     74    25     19      64    196     211    251  101  84  60 67 108 202 258   2150

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS        10M DELTA T -   JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -    3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN      60.0 AND     10.0 METERS WIND  MEASURED   AT:  10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD   AT:  1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:     2160 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:      2150 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:           10 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS    PERIOD:     99.5  %
MEAN WIND  SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:      9.9  MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS  WITH BACKUP WIND      SPEED:        0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS  WITH BACKUP WIND      DIRECTION:         0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:              0 PERCENTAGE OCCURRENCE     OF STABILITY CLASSES A             B           C          D           E        F        G 1.40         2.88         7.67      51.16       23.53    8.51      4.84 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N    NNE     NE     ENE         E      ESE        SE   SSE       S     SSW    SW  WSW       W WNW  NW NNW CALM A         2      4      0        0        0        0         1     8       5        4     0   0       0   3   0   3    0 B         7      9      1        0        1        3         6     6      15        6     0   0       0   1   2   5    0 C        24      7      1        2        2        9        22    16      19        6     5   3       4   9  12  24    0 D       147    114     50       16       11       44        89    79      51       28   35   32      36  46 143 179    0 E        54     27     16        6        3        5        67    55      90       30   29   14      11  33  32  34    0 F        11      4      5        0        0        1         7    27      50       16   11    7      13  12   8  10    1 G        12      6      1        1        2        2         4    20      21       11     4   4       3   4   5   3    1 TOTAL     257    171     74       25       19       64      196    211     251     101    84   60      67 108 202 258    2

JFDs of 10-Meter Wind vs. Delta T April-June 2009 B137

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    4/ 1/ 9 - 6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       5 SSW SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0   0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        1      0     0       0      0       1       2      2   1  0   0 0   0  0   0      7 7.51-12.50      4        0      0     0       0      0      16       7      7   2  0   0 0   0  0   1    37 12.51-18.50      0        2      0     0       0      1      14       5    10   16  2   1 0   0  0   2    53 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       1      7  12  1   1 0   0  0   7    29
      >24.00        0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0   0  0   0 1   0  5   0      6 TOTAL         4        3      0     0       0      1      31     15     26   31  3   2 1   0  5  10   132 00 STABILITY CLASS     B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                    0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0   0  0   0 0   0  0   0     0 3.51- 7.50      2        1      0     2       0      3       4      5       7   6  2   0 1   0  0   2    35 7.51-12.50     23        2      0     0       3      8      26      3       5   3  1   0 1   1  4   8    88 12.51-18.50      3        3      0     0       0      0       6      0       2   8  2   0 1   0  3   7    35 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0       0      0       0      0       1   0  0   0 0   0  1   7     9
      >24.00        0        0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0 0   1  0   2     3 TOTAL        28        6      0     2       3     11      36      8     15   17  5   0 3   2  8  26   170

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   4/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS    C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE      E    ESE     SE    SSE       S  SSW SW  WSW   W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0      1     0      0      0       0      1    0   1   0   0   0  0   0      3 3.51- 7.50     13      14       7      6     3      7     11     10       6   11  4     1  4   1  1   2   101 7.51-12.50     14      10       0      1     5      9     20       3      5    9   1   3   2   6  4   7    99 12.51-18.50      4        2      0      0     0      2      5       3      4    6  0    2   0   0  3   3    34 18.51-24.00      1        0      0      0     0      1      0       0      1    1  0    0   0   0  1   2     7
    >24.00       0        0      0      0     0      0      0       0      0    0  0    0   0   0  0   1      1 TOTAL       32      26       7      8     8     19     36     16     17    27   6   6   6   7  9  15   245 STABILITY CLASS    D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT:   10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE      E    ESE     SE    SSE       S  SSW SW  WSW   W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      5        4      6     3      1      1      1       4      4    0  2    3   1   3  0   2    40 3.51- 7.50     31      48     18     20     19     40     35     14     20    12 11    5  10   8  4  16   311 7.51-12.50     43      22     12       8    25     31     54     20     23    14  8    6   5  11 11  47   340 12.51-18.50     20      18      2      4      5     12      5      5     12     1  2    2   2   7 19  30   146 18.51-24.00      2       3      0      0      0      2      0      0       4    1  1    0   0   1  8  14    36
    >24.00       2       0      0      0      0      0      0      0       1    0  0    0   0   0  1   9    13 TOTAL      103      95     38     35     50     86     95     43     64    28 24   16  18  30 43 118   886

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   4/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS    E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE      E    ESE     SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W  WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      4      12       4      2      1     1      2       8    15      7  3   1  1    4 12  10    87 3.51- 7.50     43      17       5      7    10      9     23      21    33    19  11   5  6    4  8  18   239 7.51-12.50     14        3     2       0      3     5      2       3    33      8  1   7  3    7 18   4   113 12.51-18.50      1        0      0      0      1     0      1       1      8    3   0   1  1    7  2   5    31 18.51-24.00      1        0      0      0      0     0      0       0      0    0   0   0  0    0  0   0     1
       >24.00       0        0      0      0      0     0      0       0      0    0   0   0  0    0  0   0     0 TOTAL       63      32     11       9    15     15     28      33    89    37  15  14 11   22 40  37   471
&z STABILITY CLASS    F STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN 60.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE      E    ESE     SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W  WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50     23        6     5       0     2      2      3       2    17    11   9   5  .9  12 10  12   128 3.51- 7.50      8        1     2       0      0     0      1       2      7    3   1   1  2    2  2   5    37 7.51-12.50      0        0     0       0      0     0      0       0      1    4   1   3  2    0  1   0    12 12.51-18.50      0        0     0       0      0     0      0       0      0    0   0   0  0    0  0   0     0 18.51-24.00     .0        0     0       0      0     0      0       0      0    0   0   0  0    0  0   0     0
       >24.00       0        0     0       0      0     0      0       0      0    0   0   0  0    0  0   0     0 TOTAL       31        7     7       0     2      2      4       4    25    18  11   9 13   14 13  17   177

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   4/ 1/ 9 - 6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 60.0 AND    10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE      E      ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50       9       1     0     0       0       0       1       6      5   4  4   1  5   5   8  11     60 3.51- 7.50       0       1     0     0       0       0       0       1      0   1  0   1  1   0   4   0      9 7.51-12.50       0       0     0     0       0       0       0       0      0   0  0   4  0   0   0   0      4 12.51-18.50       0       0     0     0       0       0       0       0      0   0  0   0  0   0   0   0      0 18.51-24.00       0       0     0     0       0       0       0       0      0   0  0   0  0   0   0   0      0
   >24.00         0      0      0     0       0       0       0       0      0   0  0   0  0   0   0   0      0 TOTAL          9      2      0     0       0       0       1       7      5   5  4   6  6   5  12  11     73 STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE      E      ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50     41      23     15     6      4        4       7     20     42   22 19  10 16  24  30  35   318 3.51- 7.50     97      83     32    35     32       59      75     55     75   53 29  13 24  15  19  43   739 7.51-12.50     98      37     14     9     36       53     118     36     74   40 12  23 13  25  38  67   693 12.51-18.50     28      25      2     4      6       15      31     14     36   34  6   6  4  14  27  47   299 18.51-24.00      4       3      0     0      0        3       0       1    13   14  2   1  0   1  10  30    82
   >24.00        2       0      0     0      0        0       0       0      1   0  0   0  1   1   6  12    23 TOTAL       270     171     63    54     78      134     231    126    241  163 68  53 58  80 130 234  2154

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS       10M DELTA T -    APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   4/ 1/  9 -    6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN     60.0 AND      10.0 METERS WIND  MEASURED   AT:  10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD   AT:  1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:     2184 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:      2154 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:          30 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:       98.6  %
MEAN WIND  SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:      8.6 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND SPEED:              0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:               0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:              0 PERCENTAGE     OCCURRENCE  OF STABILITY CLASSES A            B            C          D            E          F        G 6.13        7.89         11.37      41.13        21.87       8.22     3.39 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS          STABILITY N    NNE     NE     ENE        E      ESE         SE   SSE        S      SSW     SW  WSW       W WNW  NW NNW CALM A         4      3       0       0       0         1        31    15       26       31       3   2       1   0   5  10    0 B        28      6       0       2       3       11         36     8       15       17       5   0       3   2   8  26    0 C        32     26       7       8       8       19         36    16       17       27       6   6       6   7   9  15    0 D       103     95     38       35      50       86         95    43       64       28     24   16      18  30  43 118    0 E        63     32      11       9      15       15         28    33       89       37     15   14      11  22  40  37    0 F        31      7       7       0       2        2          4     4       25       18     11    9      13  14  13  17    0 G         9      2       0       0       0        0          1     7        5        5       4   6       6   5  12  11    0 TOTAL     270    171      63      54      78      134       231    126     241       163     68   53      58  80 130 234    0

JFDs of 10-Meter Wind vs. Delta T January-June 2009 B143

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: NPPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT:   10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       5 SSW SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50       0      0       0     0       0      0       0       0      0   0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50       0      1       0     0       0      0       1       2      2   1  0   0 0   0  0   0      7 7.51-12.50       4      0       0     0       0      0      16       8      9   3  0   0 0   0  0   1    41 12.51-18.50      2       6       0     0       0      1      15       8    10   19  2   1 0   3  0   2    69 18.51-24.00      0       0       0     0       0      0       0       3    10   12  1     0   0  0  10    37
   >24.00        0       0       0     0       0      0       0       2      0   0  0   0 1   0  5   0      8 TOTAL          6      7       0     0       0      1      32      23    31   35  3   2 1   3  5  13   162 STABILITY CLASS     B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0       0      0      0       0      0       0       0      0   0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      2       1      0      2       1      4       5       5      9   7  2   0 1   0  0   2    41 7.51-12.50     27       5      0      0       3     10      31       8    11    6  1   0 1   1  4  10   118 12.51-18.50      6       9      1      0       0      0       6       1      7  10  2   0 1   1  4   9    57 18.51-24.00      0       0      0      0       0      0       0       0      3   0  0   0 0   0  2   8    13
   >24.00        0       0      0      0       0      0       0       0      0   0  0   0 0   1  0   2     3 TOTAL        35      15      1      2       4     14      42      14    30   23  5   0 3   3 10  31   232

PROGRAM:   JFD   VERSION:   PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: NPPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW  W WNW   NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          0 1.01- 3.50      0        1       0     2       0      1       1       0      1    0  1   0  0    0   0   0       7 3.51- 7.50     16      18        8      6      4     10      16      14    12   11   6   1  5    1   3   3    134 7.51-12.50     27      11        0     2       6     14      26      10    10   15   4   3  5    6   8  19    166 12.51-18.50     10        3       0     0       0      2      14       7    10     6  0   4  0    3   4  10     73 18.51-24.00      3        0       0     0       0      1       1       1      1    1  0   1  0    6   6   6 -   27
       >24.00       0        0       0     0       0      0       0       0      2    0  0   0  0    0   0   1       3
&~     TOTAL       56      33        8    10             28      58      32    36   33       9 10                                     11     10  16   21  39    410 STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW  W WNW   NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         .0 1.01- 3.50      9        4       7     3       1      3       3       5      8    1  2   3  3   3    2   3     60 3.51- 7.50     62      86      42     34     25      65      61     27     28   22  19  14 23  15   27  34    584 7.51-12.50    104      70      30     10     30      43    104      47     44   23  18  18  8  27   49  93    718 12.51-18.50     65      46        9     4       5     17      13     20     25    7  16   4 11  26   63  99    430 18.51-24.00      8        3       0     0       0      2       3     16       7   1   4   5  6   5   38  53    151
      >24.00        2        0       0     0       0      0       0       7      3   2   0   4  3   0    7  15     43 TOTAL       250     209      88     51     61     130    184     122    115   56  59  48 54  76  186 297   1986

PROGRAM:  JFD    VERSION:   PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: NPPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE       NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW   W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         0 1.01- 3.50     12      19       11      3      3      3       5      12    23   13  7    3  3    7 16  14   154 3.51- 7.50     65      29       12    11     11      10      49      44    76   25 12    8  9  14  21  27   423 7.51-12.50     34      10        4      1      3      7      37      31    68   19 12  16   7  23  32  21   325 12.51-18.50      5        1       0      0      1      0       4       1    10    9 13    1  3  11   3   9    71 18.51-24.00      1        0       0      0      0      0       0       0      2   1  0    0  0    0  0   0      4
      >24.00        0        0       0      0      0      0       0       0      0   0  0    0  0    0  0   0      0 ON                                               18      20      95      88   179   67 44  28  22  55  72  71   977 TOTAL       117      59       27    15 STABILITY CLASS     F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT:   10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE       NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW   W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         1 1.01- 3.50     29        9       9      0      2      2       9      20    35   21 20    5 11  15  13  20   220 3.51- 7.50      9        2       3      0      0      1       2       8    33    6  1    5  7    4  6   6    93 7.51-12.50      4        0       0      0      0      0       0       3      6   7  1    6  8    7  2   1    45 12.51-18.50      0        0       0      0      0      0       0       0      1   0  0    0  0    0  0   0      1 18.51-24.00      0        0       0      0      0      0       0       0      0   0  0    0  0    0  0   0      0
      >24.00        0        0       0      0      0       0      0       0      0   0  0    0  0    0  0   0      0 TOTAL        42       11      12      0      2      3      11      31    75   34 22  16  26  26  21  27   360

PROGRAM:    JFD    VERSION:   PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: NPPD DA.Tp. PERIOD EmfMINEt:   I/ 1/ 9 -   6130/ 9
                                                                ***    JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS      G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN      60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:       10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:      1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE       SE    SSE       S SSW   SW WSW       W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                               1 1.01- 3.50      19        7       1      1      2      2        5      19    20   15    8   5       6   6  12  14   142 3.51- 7.50       2        1       0      0      0      0        0       8      6    1   0   1       3   0   5   0    27 7.51-12.50        0       0       0      0      0      0        0       0      0    0   0   4       0   3   0   0     7 12.51-18.50         0       0       0      0      0      0        0       0      0    0   0   0       0   0   0   0     0 18.51-24.00         0       0       0      0      0      0        0       0      0    0   0   0       0   0   0   0     0
        >24.00         0       0       0      0      0      0        0       0      0    0   0   0       0   0   0   0     0
&       TOTAL        21        8       1      1      2      2        5      27    26   16    8  10       9   9  17  14   177
-4 STABILITY CLASS    ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN      60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:       10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:      1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE       SE    SSE       S SSW   SW WSW       W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                                2 1.01- 3.50      69      40      28       9      8     11       23      56    87   50   38  16      23  31  43  51   583 3.51- 7.50     156     138       65    53     41      90     134     108    166   73   40  29      48  34  62  72  1309 7.51-12.50     200      96      34     13     42      74     214     107    148   73   36  47      29  67  95 145  1420 12.51-18.50       88      65       10      4      6     20       52      37    63   51   33  10      15  44  74 129   701 18.51-24.00       12        3       0      0      0      3        4      20    23   15    5   7       6  11  46  77   232
        >24.00        2        0       0      0      0      0        0       9      5   2    0   4       4   1  12  18    57 TOTAL        527     342-    137     79     97     198     427     337    492  264  152 113 -125    188 332 492  4304

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: NPPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN       60.0 AND     10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:     4344 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:      4304 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:           40 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:        99.1 %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:       9.2 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND SPEED:              0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:               0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:              0 Go                                            PERCENTAGE OCCURRENCE OF STABILITY CLASSES A             B           C          D            E       F        G 3.76         5.39         9.53      46.14        22.70    8.36     4.11 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N    NNE       NE    ENE         E      ESE        SE   SSE        S     SSW   SW  WSW        W WNW  NW NNW CALM A        6      7        0       0        0        1        32    23       31       35   3    2        1   3   5  13    0 B       35     15        1       2        4       14        42    14       30       23   5    0        3   3  10  31    0 C       56     33        8      10       10       28        58    32       36       33  11    9       10  16  21  39    0 D      250    209       88      51       61      130      184    122      115       56  59   48       54  76 186 297    0 E      117     59       27      15       18       20        95    88      179       67  44   28       22  55  72  71    0 F       42     11       12       0        2        3        11    31       75       34  22   16       26  26  21  27    1 G       21      8        1       1        2        2         5    27       26       16   8   10        9   9  17  14    1 TOTAL    527    342     137       79       97      198      427    337      492     264  152  113      125 188 332 492    2

Stability Classes by Hour of Day 10-Meter Wind vs. Delta T January-June 2009 B149

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND  10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YRMN DY        1  2  3  4  5   6 7 8   9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1    1 1    2 1    3 1    4 1    5 1    6 1    7 1    8 1    9 1  10 1  11 1  12 1  13 1  14 1  15 1  16 1  17 1  18
(/'      1  19 0
1  20 1  21 1  22 1  23 1  24 1  25 1  26 1  27 1  28 1  29 1  30 1  31 2    1 2   2 2   3 2    4 2    5 2    6 2    7 2    8 2    9 2  10 2  11 2  12 2  13 2  14

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND  10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY       1  2  3  4  5   6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14   15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 15 2 16 2 17 2 18 2 19 2 20 2 21 2 22 2 23 2 24 2 25 2 26 2 27 2 28 3   1 3   2 3   3 3   4 C,'
3   5 3   6 3   7 3   8 3   9 3 10 3 11 3 12 3 13 3 14 3 15 3 16 3 17 3 18 3 19 3 20 3 21 3 22 3 23 3 24 3 25 3 26 3 27 3 28 3 29 3 30 3 31

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY      1  2   3   4  5 6  7   8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 4   1 4   2 4   3 4   4 4   5 4   6 4   7 4   8 4   9 4 10 4 11 4 12 4 13 4 14 4 15 4 16 4 17 4 18 4 19 4 20 4 21 4 22 4 23 4 24 4 25 4 26 4 27 4 28 4 29 4 30 5   1 5   2 5   3 5   4 5   5 5   6 5   7 5   8 5   9 5 10 5 11 5 12 5 13 5 14 5 15

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T -   JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY       1  2  3   4  5  6 7   8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 5 16 5 17 5 18 5 19 5 20 5 21 5 22 5 23 5 24 5 25 5 26 5 27 5 28 5 29 5 30 5 31 6   1 6   2 (Si 6   3 6   4 6   5 6   6 6   7 6   8 6   9 6 10 6 11 6 12 6 13 6 14 6 15 6 16 6 17 6 18 6 19 6 20 6 21 6 22 6 23 6 24 6 25 6 26 6 27 6 28 6 29

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T -       JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN     60.0 AND    10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YRMN  DY      1  2   3  4  5  6  7   8   9 10 11   12 13 14 15 16   17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 9  630       GG     F  E  E  E  D   C   B   B   B  B  A  B  B   C   D  D  D  E  F  G  F  E

JFDs of 10-Meter Wind vs. Delta T July-September 2009 B155

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    7/ 1/ 9 - 9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP 2009 STABILITY CLASS      A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW SW WSW W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50       0       0      1     0       0      0        0      0       0   0  0   0 0   0  0   0       1 3.51- 7.50       0       0      0     0       0      0        0      3       1   0  0   0 0   0  0    1      5 7.51-12.50       3       1      1     0       0      1      21      19     1.6   4  0   0 0   0  0   4     70 12.51-18.50       0       0      0     0       0      1        6     13     1.2   2  0   0 0   1  0   0     35 18.51-24.00       0       0      0     0       0      0        0      0       0   0  0   0 0   0  4   0       4
        >24.00        0       0      0     0       0      0        0      0       0   0  0   0 0   0  0   0       0 TOTAL         3       1      2     0       0      2      27      35     29    6  0   0 0   1  4   5    115 (J1 STABILITY CLASS      B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION   IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW SW WSW W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0       1   0  0   0 0   0  0   0       1 3.51- 7.50     15        9      1     2       5      1      11       3       3   0  2   0 0   0  0   3     55 7.51-12.50     25        3      2     3       3      4      18       8       2   3  0   0 0   0  2   5     78 12.51-18.50      0        0      1     0       1      0       2       3       0   5  0   0 0   0  9   3     24 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0       0   0  0   0 0   0  1   1       2
        >24.00       0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0       0   0  0   0 0   0  0   0       0 TOTAL       40      12       4     5       9      5      31      14       6   8  2   0 0   0 12  12    160

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP 2009 STABILITY CLASS     C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW  W  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL 0
1.01- 3.50      1        1     1     2       1      2       2      1       0   2  2   2  1    0   0   0    18 3.51- 7.50     17      16      7    14     12      13      10      5       4   5 15   6  4    2   5   4   139 7.51-12.50     13        5     3     5       8     10      16      8       5   8  4   2  1    0   3  15   106 12.51-18.50      1        0     0     1       0      0       1      3       1   3  0   0  0    4   3   1    18 18.51-24.00      0        0     0     0       0      0       1      0       0   0  0   0  0    0   1   1     3
      >24.00        0        0     0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  0    0   0   0     0 TOTAL        32      222    11    22     21      25      30     17     10   18 21  10  6     6 12  21   284 Ut STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW  W  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      6        9    17     4       2      4       3      7       8   6  4   2  3    4   2   2    83 3.51- 7.50     22      30     41    47     32      26      64     29     21   17 11   5  7    6   6  29   393 7.51-12.50     18      10      0     5     12      10      44     26     19    8 13   3  5    5  15  19   212 12.51-18.50      2        1     0     1       0      0       9      7       3   3  0   1  1    6   1   4    39 18.51-24.00      1        0     0     0       0      0       1      0       0   0  0   0  0    0   0   2     4
      >24.00        0        0     0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  0,   0   0   0     0 TOTAL        49      50     58    57     46      40    121      69     51   34 28  11 16   21  24  56   731

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 -  9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP 2009 STABILITY CLASS     E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT:   10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW  W  WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         0 1.01- 3.50     34      16       3      6      4      3       6     11     18   13  12   6   9   4 11   12   168 3.51- 7.50     41      16     18       7      5      5      23     13     28   10   4   1   6   3 15  33    228 7.51-12.50       6      0       0      0      0      1       2      6     18     6  3   0   9  12  6    5     74 12.51-18.50      0       0       0      0      1      0       0      0       0    0  1   0   1   0  1    2      6 18.51-24.00      0       0       0      0      0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0  0    0  0    0      0
       >24.00        0       0       0      0      0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0  0    0  1    0      1 TOTAL        81      32     21     13     10       9      31     30     64   29  20   7 25   19 34  52    477 (21 STABILITY CLASS     F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW  W  WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         1 1.01- 3.50     25       6      4      1       0      0       0      8     34   18   8   9 11   19 30  42    215 3.51- 7.50      4       9       1     0       1      0       0      4     20     8  0   0  1    1 12    6    67 7.51-12.50      0       0      0      0       0      0       0      0       0    0  0   1  3    0  2    0      6 12.51-18.50      0       0      0      0       0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0  0    0  1    0      1 18.51-24.00      0       0      0      0       0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0  0    0  0    0      0
       >24.00        0       0      0      0       0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0  0    0  0    0      0 TOTAL        29      15      5      1       1      0       0     12     54   26   9  10 15   20 45  48    290

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    7/ 1/ 9 - 9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP 2009   ***
STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S     SSW SW WSW  W  WNW  NW  NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                           2 1.01- 3.50      6        0      0     0       0      1       0     11     26       23 17   8   9  15  21   11   148 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0       0  0   0  0    0    0   1      1 7.51-12.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0      ,0      0       0  0   0  0    0    0   0      0 12.51-18.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0       0  0   0  0    0   0    0      0 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0       0  0   0  0    0    0   0      0
        >24.00       0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0       0  0   0  0    0   0    0      0 TOTAL        6        0      0     0       0      1       0     11     26       23 17   8  9   15  21   12   151
('I STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S     SSW SW WSW  W  WNW  NW  NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                            3 1.01- 3.50     72      32      26    13       7     10      11     38     87       62 43  27 33   42  64   67   634 3.51- 7.50     99      80      68    70     55      45    108      57     77       40 32  12 18   12  38   77   888 7.51-12.50     65      19       6    13     23      26    101      67     60       29 20   6 18   17  28   48   546 12.51-18.50      3        1      1     2       2      1      18     26     16       13  1   1  2   11  15   10   123 18.51-24.00      1        0      0     0       0      0       2       0      0       0  0   0  0    0   6    4    13
        >24.00       0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0       0  0   0  0    0   1    0     1 TOTAL       240     132     101    98     87      82    240     188    240      144 96  46 71   82 152  206  2208

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T -        JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 -    9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP  2009 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 60.0 AND       10.0 METERS WIND  MEASURED  AT:   10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:     2208 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:      2208 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:           0 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:      100.0  %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:       6.2 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND SPEED:            0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:             0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:            0 PERCENTAGE OCCURRENCE OF STABILITY CLASSES A             B         C          D           E          F        G 5.21         7.25      12.86      33.11       21.60      13.13     6.84 DISTRIBUTION   OF WIND DIRECTION VS     STABILITY N    NNE      NE     ENE        E      ESE       SE   SSE       S      SSW     SW  WSW       W WNW  NW NNW CALM A        3      1       2        0        0       2       27    35      29        6       0   0       0   1   4   5    0 B       40     12       4        5        9       5       31    14       6        8       2   0       0   0  12  12    0 C       32     22      11       22      21       25       30    17      10       18     21   10       6   6  12  21    0 D       49     50      58       57      46       40     121     69      51       34     28   11      16  21  24  56    0 E       81     32      21       13      10        9       31    30      64       29     20    7      25  19  34  52    0 F       29     15       5        1        1       0        0    12      54       26       8  10      15  20  45  48    1 G        6      0       0        0        0       1        0    11      26       23     17    8       9  15  21  12    2 TOTAL    240    132     101       98      87       82    240     188     240      144     96   46      71  82 152 206    3

JFDs of 10-Meter Wind vs. Delta T October-December 2009 B161

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9
* OCT-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:    10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N    NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                    0 1.01- 3.50      0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       0    0  1   3 0   0  0   0      4 12.51-18.50      0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       1    0  3   2 0   0  0   0      6 18.51-24.00      0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0
       >24.00       0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0 TOTAL        0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       1    0  4   5 0   0  0   0    10 ON tJ STABILITY CLASS     B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:    10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N    NNE     NE    ENE      E     ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      1      0       0     0       0      0       0      2       0    1  0   1 0   0  0   0      5 12.51-18.50      1      1       0     0       0      0       0      1       7   4   0   0 0   0  0   0    14 18.51-24.00      0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0   0   0 0   1  0   1      2
      >24.00        0      0       0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 TOTAL         2      1       0     0       0      0       0      3       7   5   0   1 0   1  0   1    21

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9
                                                              ***     OCT-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS       C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED    AT:  10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD   AT:  1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE       SE     SSE       S   SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                             0 1.01- 3.50       0      0       0      0       0      0        0       0       0      0  0    0  0   0   0   0      0 3.51- 7.50       0      1       0      0       0      0        0       1       4      1  0    0  0   0   0   0      7 7.51-12.50       2      0       0      0       3      1        2       2       2      0  0    1  2   0   0   1    16 12.51-18.50       2      2       0      0       0      0        3       0       7      7  0    0  0   0   0   2    23 18.51-24.00       0      1       0      0       0      0        0       0       0      1  0    0  0   1   2   3      8
       >24.00        0      0       0      0       0      0        0       0       0      0  0    0  0   0   0   0      0 TOTAL         4      4       0      0       3      1        5       3     13       9  .0   1  2   1   2   6    54 ON STABILITY CLASS       D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND   MEASURED  AT:  10.0 METERS WIND  THRESHOLD  AT:  1.00 MPH JOINT  FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND  SPEED AND DIRECTION IN     HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE       SE     SSE       S   SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                              0 1.01- 3.50       1      2       0      1       0      4        2       3       0     4   1    0  0   0   0   1    19 3.51- 7.50      37     30      14     12     12      15       20      17     22     11   6    5  7   7  13  44   272 7.51-12.50      64     42      23      4       9     15       27      30     47     10   9    8 17  36  61  77   479 12.51-18.50      42     11       3      0       0      0       15       8     18     16   4    3  6  30  66  37   259 18.51-24'.00      1      1       0      0       0      0        2       1       1     2   2    7 12  14  26  19    88
      >24.00         0      0       0      0       0      0        0       0       0     0   0    0  0   5   9   5    19 TOTAL        145     86      40     17     21      34       66      59     88     43  22   23 42  92 175 183  1136

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9
* OCT-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW  W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50     14       6      5     5       4      4       5      5     11   19  4   3  4   7  7    5    108 3.51- 7.50     43      14     11    11     10      16      21     21     45   17  4   7  0   7 19   17   263 7.51-12.50     21       7     13     2       0      1      14     20     29    8  9   9 13  23 21    7   197 12.51-18.50     14       2      1     0       0      0       1      0       3   3  4   1  5   6  5   11     56 18.51-24.00      1       0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  0   0  0    3       4
    >24.00       0       0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  0   0  0    0       0 TOTAL        93      29     30    18     14      21      41     46     88   47 21  20 22  43 52   43   628 STABILITY CLASS     F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW  W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50      9       3      2     0       2      1       6     22     30    5  3   2  1   3  8    6   103 3.51- 7.50      3       1      0     0       0      0       3     13     36    5  3   2  1   2  6    3     78 7.51-12.50      0       0      0     0       0      0       0      1       0   3  1   6  4   3  2    3     23 12.51-18.50      1       0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  1   1  1    0       4 18.51-24.00      0       0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  0   0  0    0       0
   >24.00        0       0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  0   0  0    0       0 TOTAL        13       4      2     0       2      1       9     36     66   13  7  10  7   9 17  12    208

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9
                                                              ***    OCT-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS      G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION    IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE        E    ESE       SE    SSE       S  SSW SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         2 1.01- 3.50      6       2      2      1       1      4        7     26     28    13  9   4  5   3   8   5   124 3.51- 7.50      1       0      0      0       0      0        0       7      9    4  0   0  0   0   0   0    21 7.51-12.50      0       0      0      0       0      0        0       0      0    0  0   0  4   0   0   0      4 12.51-18.50      0       0      0      0       0      0        0       0      0    0  0   0  0   0   0   0      0 18.51-24.00      0       0      0      0       0      0        0       0      0    0  0   0  0   0   0   0      0
       >24.00        0       0      0      0       0      0        0       0      0    0  0   0  0   0   0   0      0 TOTAL         7       2      2      1       1      4        7     33     37    17  9   4  9   3   8   5   151 ONi (I'
STABILITY CLASS    ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND    10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:    10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE   ENE        E    ESE       SE    SSE       S  SSW SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                        2 1.01- 3.50     30      13      9      7       7     13       20     56     69    41 17   9 10  13  23  17   354 3.51--7.50     84      46     25    23      22      31       44     59    116    38 13  14  8  16  38  64   641 7.51-12.50     88      49     36      6     12      17       43     55     78    22 20  28 40  62  84  88   728 12.51-18.50     60      16      4      0       0      0       19       9    36    30 11   6 12  37  72  50   362 18.51-24.00      2       2      0      0       0      0        2       1      1    3  2   7 12  16  28  26   102
       >24.00        0       0      0      0       0      0        0       0      0    0  0   0  0   5   9   5    19 TOTAL       264     126     74    36      41      61     128     180    300   134 63  64 82 149 254 250  2208

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9
* OCT-DEC 2009 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN      60.0 AND     10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:    2208 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:     2208 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:           0 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:     100.0 %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:      8.9 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND SPEED:             0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:              0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:             0 all                                           PERCENTAGE OCCURRENCE       OF STABILITY    CLASSES A             B           C            D           E           F        G
                                    .45          .95        2.45        51.45       28.44       9.42      6.84 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N    NNE      NE    ENE         E      ESE        SE     SSE       S     SSW       SW  WSW       W WNW  NW NNW CALM A        0      0       0        0       0        0         0       0       1        0        4   5       0   0   0   0    0 B        2      1       0        0       0        0         0       3       7        5        0   1       0   1   0   1    0 C        4      4       0        0       3        1         5       3      13        9        0   1       2   1   2   6    0 D      145     86      40      17       21       34        66      59      88       43      22   23      42  92 175 183    0 E       93     29      30      18       14       21        41      46      88       47      21   20      22  43  52  43    0 F       13      4       2        0       2        1         9      36      66       13        7  10       7   9  17  12    0 G        7      2       2        1       1        4         7      33      37       17        9   4       9   3   8   5    2 TOTAL    264    126      74      36       41       61      128      180     300     134       63   64      82 149 254 250    2

JFDs of 10-Meter Wind vs. Delta T July-December 2009 B167

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     A STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      1      0      0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      1 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0      0      0      0       0       3      1    0  0   0 0   0  0   1     5 7.51-12.50      3        1      1      0      0      1      21     19     16     4  1   3 0   0  0   4    74 12.51-18.50      0        0      0      0      0      1       6     13     13    2   3   2 0   1  0   0    41 18.51-24.00      0        0      0      0      0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0 0   0  4   0      4
   >24.00        0        0      0      0      0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0     0 TOTAL         3        1     2      0       0      2      27     35     30     6  4   5 0   1  4   5   125 STABILITY CLASS     B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT:   10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE      E     ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      1    0  0   0 0   0  0   0      1 3.51- 7.50     15        9      1     2       5      1      11       3      3    0  2   0 0   0  0   3    55 7.51-12.50     26        3     2      3       3      4      18     10       2    4  0   1 0   0  2   5    83 12.51-18.50      1        1      1     0       1      0       2       4      7    9  0   0 0   0  9   3    38 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0 0   1  1   2     4
   >24.00        0        0      0     0       0      0       0       0      0    0  0   0 0   0  0   0     0 TOTAL        42      13       4     5       9      5      31     17     13   13   2   1 0   1 12  13   181

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:IOM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE     SSE      5 SSW SW  WSW  W  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         0 1.01- 3.50      1        1      1      2       1      2       2        1     0   2  2    2   1   0   0   0    18 3.51- 7.50     17       17      7     14     12      13      10        6     8   6 15    6  4    2   5   4   146 7.51-12.50     15        5      3      5     11      11      18      10      7   8   4   3  3    0   3  16   122 12.51-18.50      3        2      0      1       0      0       4       3      8  10   0   0  0    4   3   3    41 18.51-24.00      0        1      0      0       0      0       1       0      0   1   0   0  0    1   3   4    11
       >24.00       0        0      0      0       0      0       0       0      0   0   0   0  0    0   0   0      0 TOTAL       36      26      11     22     24      26      35      20    23   27 21   11  8    7  14  27   338 ON STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW  WSW  W  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         0 1.01- 3.50      7      11      17      5       2      8       5      10      8  10  5    2  3    4   2   3   102 3.51- 7.50     59      60      55     59     44      41      84      46    43   28 17   10 14   13  19  73   665 7.51-12.50     82      52      23      9     21      25      71      56    66   18 22   11 22   41  76  96   691 12.51-18.50     44      12       3      1       0      0      24      15    21   19  4    4  7   36  67  41   298 18.51-24.00      2        1      0      0       0      0       3       1      1   2  2    7 12   14  26  21    92
      >24.00        0        0      0      0       0      0       0       0      0   0  0    0  0    5   9   5    19 TOTAL       194     136      98     74     67      74    187     128    139   77 50   34 58  113 199 239  1867

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     E STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN  60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW  WSW  W  WNW NW   NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          0 1.01- 3.50     48      22      8     11       8      7      11     16     29   32 16    9 13   11 18    17   276 3.51- 7.50     84      30     29     18     15      21      44     34     73   27   8   8   6  10 34    50   491 7.51-12.50     27        7    13      2       0      2      16     26     47   14 12    9 22   35 27    12   271 12.51-18.50     14        2     1      0       1      0       1      0       3   3   5   1  6    6  6    13    62 18.51-24.00      1        0     0      0       0      0       0      0       0   0   0   0  0    0  0     3      4
       >24.00       0        0     0      0       0      0       0      0       0   0   0   0  0    0  1     0      1 TOTAL       174      61     51     31     24      30      72     76    152   76 41   27 47   62 86    95  1105 tz "0
STABILITY CLASS     F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW  WSW  W  WNW NW   NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         1 1.01- 3.50     34        9     6      1       2      1       6     30     64   23 11   11 12   22 38 *48     318 3.51- 7.50      7      1.0     1      0       1      0       3     17     56   13  3    2  2    3 18     9   145 7.51-12.50      0        0     0      0       0      0       0      1       0   3  1    7  7    3  4     3    29 12.51-18.50      1        0     0      0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0    0  1    1  2     0     5 18.51-24.00      0        0     0      0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0    0  0    0  0     0     0
      >24.00        0        0     0      0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0    0  0    0  0     0     0 TOTAL        42      19      7      1       3      1       9     48    120   39 15   20 22   29 62    60   498

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW  WSW   W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          4 1.01- 3.50     12        2      2       1      1      5       7      37    54   36  26   12  14  18  29  16   272 3.51- 7.50      1        0      0      0       0      0       0       7      9   4    0   0   0   0   0   1     22 7.51-12.50      0        0      0      0       0      0       0       0      0   0    0   0   4   0   0   0      4 12.51-18.50      0        0      0      0       0      0       0       0      0   0    0   0   0   0   0   0      0 18.51-24.00      0        0      0      0       0      0       0       0      0   0    0   0   0   0   0   0      0
    >24.00       0        0      0      0       0      0       0       0      0   0    0   0   0   0   0   0      0 TOTAL       13        2      2      1       1      5       7      44    63   40  26   12  18  18  29  17   302 STABILITY CLASS   ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       5 SSW  SW  WSW   W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                           5 1.01- 3.50    102      45      35     20     14      23      31      94   156  103  60   36  43  55  87  84   988 3.51- 7.50    183     126      93     93     77      76    152     116    193   78  45   26  26  28  76 141  1529 7.51-12.50    153      68      42     19     35      43    144     122    138   51  40   34  58  79 112 136  1274 12.51-18.50     63      17       5      2       2      1      37      35    52   43  12    7  14  48  87  60   485 18.51-24.00      3        2      0      0       0      0       4       1      1   3   2    7  12  16  34  30   115
    >24.00       0        0      0      0       0      0       0       0      0   0   0    0   0   5  10   5    20 TOTAL       504     258     175    134    128     143    368     368    540  278 159  110 153 231 406 456  4416

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS       10M DELTA T -    JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN      60.0 AND     10.0 METERS WIND  MEASURED   AT:  10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD   AT:  1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:     4416 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:       4416 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING   OBSERVATIONS:         0 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:      100.0  %
MEAN WIND  SPEED FOR THIS  PERIOD:     7.5 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS  WITH BACKUP WIND      SPEED:        0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS  WITH BACKUP WIND      DIRECTION:         0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS   WITH BACKUP DATA:            0 PERCENTAGE    OCCURRENCE OF STABILITY CLASSES A             B           C          D           E        F        G 2.83         4.10         7.65      42.28       25.02    11.28     6.84 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N    NNE      NE    ENE         E     ESE         SE   SSE       S      SSW   SW  WSW        W WNW  NW NNW CALM A         3      1       2       0        0        2        27    35      30        6     4   5        0   1   4   5    0 B        42     13       4       5        9        5        31    17      13       13     2   1        0   1  12  13    0 C        36     26      11      22       24      26         35    20      23       27   21   11        8   7  14  27    0 D       194    136      98      74       67      74       187    128     139       77   50   34       58 113 199 239    0 E       174     61      51      31       24      30         72    76     152       76   41   27       47  62  86  95    0 F        42     19       7       1        3        1         9    48     120       39   15   20       22  29  62  60    1 G        13      2       2       1        1        5         7    44      63       40   26   12       18  18  29  17    4 TOTAL     504    258    175     134      128      143       368    368     540     278   159  110      153 231 406 456    5

Stability Classes by Hour of Day 10-Meter Wind vs. Delta T July-December 2009 B173

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN     60.0 AND  10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY      1  2   3   4  5 6  7   8   9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 7    1 7   2 7   3 7   4 7   5 7    6 7   7 7   8 7   9 7 10 7  11 7  12 7  13 7  14 7  15 7  16 7  17 7  18
-A      7  19 7  20 7  21 7  22 7  23 7  24 7  25 7  26 7  27 7  28 7  29 7  30 7  31 8    1 8    2 8    3 8    4 8    5 8    6 8    7 8   8 8    9 8  10 8  11 8  12 8  13

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN     60.0 AND  10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY       1  2  3    4  5 6  7  8   9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 8 14             E   E 8 15             D   D 8 16             D   D 8 17             E   E 8 18             F   F 8 19             D   D 8 20             E   E 8 21             E   E 8 22             F   F 8 23             F   F 8 24             E   E 8 25             D   E 8 26             D   D 8 27             E   E 8 28             D   E 8 29             E   E 8 30             E   E 8 31             F   F
-1      9   1            E   E 9   2            D   D 9   3            D   D 9   4            D   D 9   5            F   F 9   6            F   F 9   7            E   E 9   8            E   E 9   9            E   D 9 10             E   E 9 11             F   F 9 12             D   E 9 13             E   E 9 14             E   E 9 15             E   E 9 16             E. E 9 17             E   E 9 18             G   G 9 19             G   G 9 20             F   G 9 21             D   E 9 22             E   E 9 23             G   G 9 24             G   G 9 25             E   F 9 26             D   D 9 27             F   F

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND  10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY       1  2  3   4 5   6 7  8 9 10 11 12 1i3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 9  9 28 9  9 29 9  9 30 9 10  1 9 10  2 9 10  3 9 10  4 9 10  5 9 10   6 9 10   7 9 10   8 9 10   9 9 10 10 9 10 11 9 10 12 9 10 13 9 10 14 9 10 15 "J
ON    9 10 16 9 10 17 9 10 18 9 10 19 9 10 20 9 10 21 9 10 22 9 10 23 9 10 24 9 10 25 9 10 26 9 10 27 9 10 28 9 10 29 9 10 30 9 10 31 9 11  1 9 11  2 9 11  3 9 11  4 9 11  5 9 11   6 9 11  7 9 11  8 9 11   9 9 11 10 9 11 11

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY      1  2   3   4 5  6  7  8   9 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 11 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12 9 12

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA     T -   JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND    10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY      1  2   3   4 5  6  7  8   9 10 11 12 13 14   15   16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 9 12 27      D  D   D  D  D  D  D  D   D   D   D  D  D  D   D   D  D  D  D  D  D  D  D  D 9 12 28      D  D   D  E  E  E  E  E   E   D   D  D  D  D   D   D  D  D  D  D  D  E  F  E 9 12 29      E  E   E  F  G  F  F  G   F   E   D  D  D  D   D   D  D  D  D  D  D  D  D  D 9 12 30      D  D   D  D  D  D  D  D   D   D   D  D  D  D   D   E  D  D  D  D  D  D  D  D 9 12 31      D  D   D  D  D  E  E  E   D   D   D  D  D  D   D   D  D  E  E  E  E  F  E  F Go

JFDs of 10-Meter Wind vs. Delta T January-December 2009 B179

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS   10M DELTA T -   JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS      A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND   MEASURED  AT:  10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD   AT:  1.00 MPH JOINT  FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION   IN   HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE     SSE       S   SSW SW WSW W  WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          0 1.01-   3.50     0       0       1     0       0      0       0       0       0     0  0   0  0   0  0   0      1 3.51-   7.50     0       1       0     0       0      0       1       5       3     1  0   0  0   0  0   1    12 7.51-12.50       7       1       1     0       0      1      37      27     25      7  1   3  0   0  0   5   115 12.51-18.50       2       6       0     0       0      2      21      21     23     21  5   3  0   4  0   2   110 18.51-24.00       0       0       0     0       0      0       0       3     10     12  1   1  0   0  4  10    41
        >24.00        0       0       0     0       0      0       0       2       0     0  0   0  1   0  5   0      8 TOTAL         9       8       2     0       0      3      59      58     61     41  7   7  1   4  9  18   287 to 0-i 00 STABILITY CLASS      B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE     SSE       S   SSW SW WSW W  WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          0 1.01- 3.50       0       0       0     0       0      0       0       0       1     0  0   0  0   0  0   0      1 3.51- 7.50      17      10       1     4       6      5      16       8     12      7  4   0 1    0  0   5    96 7.51-12.50      53       8       2     3       6     14      49      18     13     10  1   1 1    1  6  15   201 12.51-18.50       7      10       2     0       1      0       8       5     14     19  2   0 1    1 13  12    95 18.51-24.00       0       0       0     0       0      0       0       0       3     0  0   0  0   1  3  10    17
        >24.00        0       0       0     0       0      0       0       0       0     0  0   0 0    1  0   2      3 TOTAL         77     28        s     7     13      19      73      31     43     36  7   1 3    4 22  44   413

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T -    JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W WNW  NW  NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          0 1.01- 3.50      1       2       1      4      1      3       3      1       1   2   3   2   1   0   0    0    25 3.51- 7.50     33      35      15    20     16      23      26     20     20   17  21   7   9   3   8    7   280 7.51-12.50     42      16       3      7    17      25      44     20     17   23   8   6   8   6  11   35   288 12.51-18.50     13       5       0      1      0      2      18     10     18   16   0   4   0   7   7   13   114 18.51-24.00      3       1       0      0      0      1       2      1       1   2   0   1   0   7   9   10    38
      >24.00        0       0       0      0      0      0       0      0       2   0   0   0   0   0   0    1      3 TOTAL        92      59      19    32     34      54      93     52     59   60  32  20  18  23  35   66   748 00 STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W WNW  NW  NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          0 1.01- 3.50     16      15      24      8      3     11       8     15     16   11   7   5   6   7   4    6   162 3.51- 7.50    121     146      97    93     69     106    145      73     71   50  36  24 &#xfd;37  28  46  107  1249 7.51-12.50    186     122      53    19     51      68    175     103    110   41  40  29  30  68 125  189  1409 12.51-18.50    109      58      12-     5      5     17      37     35  -  46   26  20   8  18  62 130  140   728 18.51-24.00     10       4       0      0      0      2       6     17       8   3   6  12  18  19  64   74   243
      >24.00        2       0       0      0      0      0       0      7       3   2   0   4   3   5  16   20    62 TOTAL       444     345     186   125    128     204    371     250    254  133 109  82 112 189 385- 536  3853

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                        0 1.01- 3.50     60      41      19     14     11      10      16     28     52   45 23  12 16  18  34  31   430 3.51- 7.50    149      59      41     29     26      31      93     78    149   52 20  16 15  24  55  77   914 7.51-12.50     61      17      17       3      3      9      53     57    115   33 24  25 29  58  59  33   596 12.51-18.50     19        3      1       0      2      0       5      1     13   12 18   2  9  17   9  22   133 18.51-24.00      2        0      0       0      0      0       0      0       2   1  0   0  0   0   0   3      8
      >24.00        0        0      0       0      0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  0   0   1   0      1 TOTAL       291     120      78     46     42      50    167     164    331  143 85  55 69 117 158 166  2082 CC STABILITY CLASS     F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN    60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       2 1.01- 3.50     63      18      15       1      4      3      15     50     99   44 31  16 23  37  51  68   538 3.51- 7.50     16      12       4       0      1      1       5     25     89   19  4   7  9   7  24  15   238 7.51-12.50      4        0      0       0      0      0       0      4       6  10  2  13 15  10   6   4    74 12.51-18.50      1        0      0       0      0      0       0      0       1   0  0   0  1   1   2   0      6 18.51-24.00      0        0      0      0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  0   0   0   0      0
      >24.00        0        0      0      0       0      0       0      0       0   0  0   0  0   0   0   0      0 TOTAL        84      30      19      1       5      4      20     79    195   73 37  36 48  55  83  87   858

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:10M WIND VS 10M DELTA T - JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD   AT:  1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          5 1.01- 3.50      31       9      3     2       3      7      12     56     74   51  34  17  20   24  41  30   414 3.51- 7.50       3       1      0     0       0      0       0     15     15    5   0   1   3    0   5   1     49 7.51-12.50       0       0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0   0   4    4   3   0   0     11 12.51-18.50       0       0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0      0 18.51-24.00       0       0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0      0
      >24.00         0       0      0     0       0      0       0      0       0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0      0 TOTAL         34     10       3     2       3      7      12     71     89   56  34  22  27. 27  46  31   479 00 STABILITY CLASS   ALL STABILITY BASED ONW DELTA T BETWEEN   60.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 10.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE   ENE       E    ESE      SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          7 1.01- 3.50     171     85      63    29     22      34      54    150    243  153  98  52  66   86 130 135  1571 3.51- 7.50     339    264     158   146    118     166    286     224    359  151  85  55  74   62 138 213  2838 7.51-12.50     353    164      76    32     77     117    358     229    286  124  76  81  87  146 207 281  2694 12.51-18.50     151     82      15     6       8     21      89     72    115   94  45  17  29   92 161 189  1186 18.51-24.00      15      5       0     0       0      3       8     21     24   18   7  14  18   27  80 107   347
      >24.00         2      0       0     0       0      0       0      9       5   2   0   4   4    6  22  23    77 TOTAL       1031    600     312   213    225     341    795     705   1032  542 311 223 278  419 738 948  8720

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:1OM WIND VS 10M DELTA T -         JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN      60.0 AND     10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:     10.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:    8760 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:     8720 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:          40 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:       99.5 %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:      8.4 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND SPEED:             0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:              0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:             0 PERCENTAGE OCCURRENCE OF STABILITY CLASSES A             B           C          D           E       F        G 3.29         4.74         8.58      44.19       23.88    9.84     5.49 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N    NNE      NE    ENE         E      ESE        SE   SSE       S     SSW   SW  WSW        W  WNW  NW NNW CALM A        9      8        2      0        0        3        59    58      61       41    7   7         1   4   9  18    0 B       77     28        5      7       13       19        73    31      43       36    7   1         3   4  22  44    0 C       92     59       19     32       34       54        93    52      59       60  32   20       18   23  35  66    0 D      444    345     186    125      128       204      371    250     254     133  109   82      112  189 385 536    0 E      291    120      78      46       42       50      167    164     331     143   85   55       69  117 158 166    0 F       84     30       19      1        5        4        20    79     195       73  37   36       48   55  83  87    2 G       34     10        3      2        3        7        12    71      89       56  34   22       27   27  46  31    5 TOTAL   1031    600     312    213      225       341      795    705    1032     542  311  223      278  419 738 948    7

JFDs of 100-Meter Wind vs. Delta T January-March 2009 B185

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY CLASS    A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:   100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE     SSE      5  SSW  SW WSW W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0       0      0     0  0   0 0    0  0    0     0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0     0  0   0 0    0  0    0     0 7.51-12.50      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0     0  0   0 0    0  0    0     0 12.51-18.50      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0     0  0   0 0  .0   0    0     0 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0     0  0   0 0    0  0    0     0
       >24.00       0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0     0  0   0 0    0  0    0     0 TOTAL                 0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0     0  0   0 0    0      0      0 CC STABILITY CLASS     B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0    0   0   0 0    0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0    0   0   0 0    0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0    0   0   0 0    0  0   0      0 12.51-18.50      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0    0   0   0 0    0  0   0      0 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0    0   0   0 0    0  0   0      0
       >24.00       0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      3    0   0   0 0    0  0   0      3 TOTAL        0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      3    0   0   0 0    0  0   0      3

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY CLASS    C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE    ENE    E    ESE      SE    SSE       S   SSW  SW    WSW   W WNW  NW     NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                                0 1.01- 3.50       0      0        0      0   0      0       0      0       0      0  0       0  0   0   0        0      0 3.51- 7.50       0      0        0      0   0      0       0      0       0      0  0      0   0   0   0        0     0 7.51-12.50       0      0        0     0    0      1       0      1       0      1  0      0   0   0   0        0     3 12.51-18.50       0      0        0      0   0      0       1      1       1     3   0      0   0   0   0        0      6 18.51-24.00       4      3        0     0    0      0       0      0       0      0  0      0   0   0   0        1     8
       >24.00        0      0        0     0    0      0       0      2       2     0   0      0   0   0   0       2       6 TOTAL         4      3        0     0    0      1       1      4       3     4     0   0   0   0 - -   3     23 00 4                                                        STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION  IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE    ENE    E    ESE      SE    SSE       S   SSW  SW    WSW   W WNW  NW     NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                               0 1.01- 3.50       1      0        0     0    1      0       1      2       1     0   1      0   0   0   2       0      9 3.51- 7.50      19     20      13      8    2      5       8     12     13      5   8     10   8   7  12      13    163 7.51-12.50      36     51      18      4    5     13      17     13       9    12  16      4   4  14  34      31    281 12.51-18.50      31     18      14      2    5     22      32     28     18      6  14      6   6  10  28      49    289 18.51-24.00      41     22       2      1    0      5      21     12     21      0  10      1   8  15  43      61    263
       >24.00       20      1       0      0    0      0       5     23     29      2   1     10  12  12  34      51    200 TOTAL       148    112      47     15   13     45      84     90     91     25  50     31  38  58 153     205   1205

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY CLASS    E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      2        0      0      0    1      0       0       1      1     1  0   1  0   1  0    1      9 3.51- 7.50      2        1      5      6    5      2       1      2       5     5  1   1  1   3  3   2     45 7.51-12.50      9        9      5    10     8      3       4       8    13    18   7   2  1   4  6    8   115 12.51-18.50     16      15       8      6    6      5      17     54     39    14   5   3  1   6 17  35    247 18.51-24.00     17        9      5      4    0      0      27     16     30      5  7   8  7  13 16  12    176
       >24.00       5        2      0     0     0      6      12       1      9    2  10   4  2   8  1    5    67 TOTAL       51      36      23    26    20     16      61     82     97    45  30  19 12  35 43  63    659 00 00 STABILITY CLASS     F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0     1      0       0      0       1    0   1   1  0   1  0   0      5 3.51- 7.50      0        0      2     1     0      6       1      1       2    6   0   2  4   1  0   1     27 7.51-12.50      4        1      3     0     5      4       7      4       3   11   3   3  3   2  1   4     58 12.51-18.50      0        3      1     0     0      1       3     20     13     0   2   3  9   3  6   4     68 18.51-24.00      0        1      0     0     0      0       0      2       4    0   1   1  4   2  5   0     20
       >24.00       0        0      0     0     0      0       1      0       1    0   1   0  1   6  1   0     11 TOTAL         4        5      6     1     6     11      12     27     24    17   8  10 21  15 13   9    189

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE     SSE      S  SSW SW WSW  W  WNW   NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0      0     0       0       0      0    0  0   0   0    0   0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      1        0      1     1      0     1       1       1      0    1  0   0   1    0   4   1    13 7.51-12.50      1        0      0     0      0             3       7      2    4  5   5   1    0   0   6    40 12.51-18.50      2        0      0     1      0     0       0       2      3    1  2   0   0    0   1   2    14 18.51-24.00      2        0      0     0      0     0       0       1      2    0  0   0   0    0   0   0      5
       >24.00       5        1      0     0      0     0       0       0      0    0  1   0   0    1   1   0      9 TOTAL       11        1      1     2     0      7       4      11      7    6  8   5  2     1   6   9    81 00 STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW SW WSW  W  WNW   NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50      3        0      0     0     3      0       1       3      3    1  2   2  0    2    2   1    23 3.51- 7.50     22      21      21    16     7     14      11      16    20    17  9  13 14   11   19  17   248 7.51-12.50     50      61      26    14    18     27      31      33    27    46 31  14  9   20   41  49   497 12.51-18.50     49      36      23     9    11     28      53    105     74    24 23  12 16   19   52  90   624 18.51-24.00     64      35       7     5     0      5      48      31    57     5 18  10 19   30   64  74   472
       >24.00      30        4      0     0     0      6      18      26    44     4 13  14 15   27   37  58   296 TOTAL       218     157      77    44    39     80     162    214    225    97 96  65 73  109  215 289  2160

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS      10M DELTA T JAN-MAR 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   3/31/ 9 JAN-MAR 2009 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:    2160 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:    2160 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:          0 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS   PERIOD:  100.0   %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:    16.1 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND     SPEED:       0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:            0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP STABILITY:          0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS  WITH BACKUP DATA:          0 0D                                          PERCENTAGE   OCCURRENCE  OF STABILITY     CLASSES A            B          C          D            E           F        G
                                  .00          .14       1.06      55.79        30.51       8.75      3.75 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N    NNE      NE    ENE        E      ESE       SE   SSE        S     SSW       SW  WSW       W WNW  NW NNW CALM A        0      0       0       0       0         0       0     0        0        0        0   0       0   0   0   0    0 B        0      0       0       0       0         0       0     0        3        0        0   0       0   0   0   0    0 C        4      3       0       0       0         1       1     4        3        4        0   0       0   0   0   3    0 D      148    112      47      15      13       45       84    90       91       25      50   31      38  58 153 205    0 E       51     36      23      26      20       16       61    82       97       45      30   19      12  35  43  63    0 F        4      5       6       1       6       11       12    27       24       17        8  10      21  15  13   9    0 G       11      1       1       2       0        7        4    11        7        6        8   5       2   1   6   9    0 TOTAL    218    157      77      44      39       80     162    214      225       97      96   65      73 109 215 289    0

JFDs of 100-Meter Wind vs. Delta T April-June 2009 B191

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   4/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS    A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE     SE    SSE       5   SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                    0 1.01- 3.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0       0      0     0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0       0      0     0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0       0      0     0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 12.51-18.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0       2      0     0   0   0 0   0  0   0      2 18.51-24.00      0        0     0      0     0      0      1       0      1     1   0   0 0   0  0   0      3
        >24.00       0        0     0      0     0      0      0       0      0     2   0   0 0   0  0   0      2 TOTAL        0        0     0      0     0      0      1      2       1     3   0   0 0   0  0   0      7 ksJ STABILITY CLASS    B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE     SE    SSE       S   SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                    0 1.01- 3.50      0       0      0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0       0      0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0       0      0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 12.51-18.50      0       0      0      0     0      0      0      0       1     2   0   0 0   0  0   2      5 18.51-24.00      0       0      0      0     0      0      1      0       1    11   1   2 0   0  0   0    16
        >24.00       0       0      0      0     0      0      0      0       4     2   0   0 0   0  0   0      6 TOTAL         0       0      0      0     0      0      1      0       6    15   1   2 0   0  0   2    27

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   4/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:   100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW  WSW   W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0       0      0    0    0    0  0   0  0    0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0       1      0    0    0    0  0   0  0    0      1 7.51-12.50      0        0      0      0    0      3      10       5      2    1    0    0  0   0  0    0    21 12.51-18.50      2        0      0      0    0      2       7       2      7    7    1    0  0   0  0    0    28 18.51-24.00      0        0      0      0    0      0       9       2      4    3   1     0  0   0  0    1    20
    >24.00       0        0      0      0    0      0       0       1      2    1   0     0  1   1  5    7    18 TOTAL        2        0      0      0    0      5      26      11    15    12   2     0  1   1  5    8    88 STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW  WSW   W WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50      0        1     1       2    1      1       3       1      1    1   1    0   0   0  0   0     13 3.51- 7.50     23      25     18     15     5     20      10      14    13    23   7    3  15   3  6  12    212 7.51-12.50     39      27     14       8   19     30      36      14    20    27  13    7   8  11  9  33    315 12.51-18.50     44      27     11       2   20     31      57      15    18    25   6    4   2  15 17  58    352 18.51-24.00     23      11      1       2    5     11      29       6    17     5   2    3   1   4 17  24    161
    >24.00      11        9     4       2    2     13       1       1    11     2   1    0   0   3 15  33    108 TOTAL       140     100     49     31    52    106     136      51    80    83  30   17  26  36 64 160   1161

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   4/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS    E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE     SE    SSE       S   SSW  SW WSW  W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50     0       2      1      1     1      0      0       0      1     0   0   0  0   0  0   0      6 3.51- 7.50      8       7      3      2     8      7      5       5      3     8   3   3  2   3  3   3     73 7.51-12.50     17      22     16      8    14     17      5     11       4    26  12   3  7   9  8  14   193 12.51-18.50     15      18      4      4     3     18     26     34     39     19   4   4  2   6  5  12   213 18.51-24.00      8       2      0      0     0     12     17       8    28      3   0   1  3   2 15  12   111
    >24.00       1        1     0      0     2      3      0      2       9     0   0   0  1   3  7   5    34 TOTAL       49      52     24     15    28     57     53     60     84     56  19  11 15  23 38  46   630 STABILITY CLASS    F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE     SE    SSE       S   SSW  SW WSW  W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      1       1      0      0     1      0      1      1       1     1   0   0  1   0  0   0      8 3.51- 7.50      2       2      6      1     7      3      2      2       8     5   2   2  4   0  0   2    48 7.51-12.50      2       5      4      5     3      7      7     15     11      7   2   1  1   5  1   8    84 12.51-18.50      0       1      1      1     2      1      8      9       2     2   3   2  4   0  6   4    46 18.51-24.00      0       0      0      0     0      1      0      0       0     1   1   3  1   2  2   0    11
    >24.00       0       0      0      0     0      0      0      0       1     0   0   0  0   0  0   0      1 TOTAL        5       9     11      7    13     12     18     27     23     16   8   8 11   7  9  14   198

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   4/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      0        0     0      2     1      0       0       0      1    0   0    0  1   0   0   0     5 3.51- 7.50      2        0     2      1     2      0       2       0      1    1   1    2  1   1   0   0    16 7.51-12.50      1        0     0      2     0      3       0       1      1    1   0    0  0   0   0   0     9 12.51-18.50      0        0     0      0     0      0       0       0      1    0   0    0  5   0   1   0     7 18.51-24.00      0        0     0      0     0      0       0       0      0    0   -1   1  2   0   0   0     4
       >24. 00      0        0     0      0     0      0       0       0      0    0   0    1  1   0   0   0     2 TOTAL        3        0     2      5     3      3       2       1      4    2   2    4 10   1   1   0    43 U'
STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50      1        4     2      5     4      1       4       2      4    2   1    0  2   0   0   0    32 3.51- 7.50     35      34     29     19    22     30      19     22     25    37  13   10 22   7   9  17   350 7.51-12.50     59      54     34     23    36     60      58      46    38    62  27   11 16  25  18  55   622 12.51-18.50     61      46     16      7    25     52      98      62    68    55  14   10 13  21  29  76   653 18.51-24.00     31      13      1      2     5     24      57      16    51    24    6  10  7   8  34  37   326
       >24.00      12      10      4      2     4     16       1       4    27     7   1    1  3   7  27  45   171 TOTAL      199     161     86     58    96    183     237    152    213   187  62   42 63  68 117 230  2154

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T APR-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   4/ 1/ 9 -     6/30/ 9 APR-JUN 2009 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN     100.0 AND   10.0 METERS WIND  MEASURED  AT:  100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:     2184 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:      2154 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:          30 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:       98.6 %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS   PERIOD:    14.0 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND      SPEED:       0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:             0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP     STABILITY:       0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:            0 PERCENTAGE   OCCURRENCE  OF STABILITY     CLASSES
                              -A             B          C          D            E           F        G
                                 .32       1.25        4.09      53.90        29.25       9.19      2.00 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION       VS STABILITY N   NNE      NE      ENE       E      ESE       SE   SSE        S     SSW       SW  WSW       W WNW  NW NNW CALM A         0     0        0        0      0        0        1     2        1        3        0   0       0   0   0   0    0 B         0     0        0        0      0        0        1     0        6       15        1   2       0   0   0   2    0 C         2     0        0        0      0        5       26    11       15       12        2   0       1   1   5   8    0 D       140   100      49       31      52      106     136     51       80       83      30   17      26  36  64 160    0 E        49    52      24       15      28       57       53    60       84       56      19   11      15  23  38  46    0 F         5     9       11        7     13       12       18    27       23       16        8   8      11   7   9  14    0 G         3     0        2        5      3        3        2     1        4        2        2   4      10   1   1   0    0 TOTAL     199   161      86       58      96      183     237    152     213      187       62   42      63  68 117 230    0

JFDs of 100-Meter Wind vs. Delta T January-June 2009 B197

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 6/30/ 9 JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE     SE     SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0     0      0      0        0      0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0     0     0      0      0        0      0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0        0      0     0     0      0      0        0      0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 12.51-18.50      0        0      0     0     0      0      0       2       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      2 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0     0      0      1       0       1    1   0   0 0   0  0   0      3
   >24.00        0        0      0     0     0      0      0       0       0    2   0   0 0   0  0   0      2 TOTAL         0        0      0     0     0      0      1       2       1    3   0   0 0   0  0   0      7 STABILITY CLASS     B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE     SE     SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0     0      0      0       0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0     0     0      0      0       0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0        0      0     0     0      0      0       0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 12.51-18.50      0        0      0     0     0      0      0       0       1    2   0   0 0   0  0   2      5 18.51-24.00      0        0      0     0     0      0      1       0       1   11   1   2 0   0  0   0    16
   >24.00        0        0      0     0     0      0      0       0       7    2   0   0 0   0  0   0      9 TOTAL         0        0      0     0     0      0      1       0       9   15   1   2 0   0  0   2    30

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 6/30/ 9 JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS    C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       0      0    0   0   0  0    0   0   0     0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0     0     0      0       0       1      0    0   0   0  0    0   0   0      1 7.51-12.50      0        0      0     0     0      4      10       6      2    2   0   0  0    0   0   0    24 12.51-18.50      2        0      0     0     0      2       8       3      8   10   1   0  0    0   0   0    34 18.51-24.00      4        3      0     0     0      0       9       2      4    3   1   0  0    0   0   2    28
   >24.00        0        0      0     0     0      0       0       3      4    1   0   0   1   1   5   9    24 TOTAL         6        3      0     0     0      6      27      15    18    16   2   0  1    1   5  11   111 STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50      1        1      1     2     2      1       4       3      2    1   2   0  0    0   2   0    22 3.51- 7.50     42      45      31    23     7     25      18     26     26    28  15  13 23   10  18  25   375 7.51-12.50     75      78      32    12    24     43      53      27    29    39  29  11 12   25  43  64   596 12.51-18.50     75      45      25     4    25     53      89      43    36    31  20  10  8   25  45 107   641 18.51-24.00     64      33       3     3     5     16      50      18    38     5  12   4  9   19  60  85   424
   >24.00       31      10       4     2     2     13       6     24     40     4   2  10 12   15  49  84   308 TOTAL       288     212      96    46    65    151     220    141    171   108  80  48 64   94 217 365  2366

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 6/30/ 9 JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W  WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                        0 1.01- 3.50      2        2      1     1     2      0       0       1      2    1   0   1   0   1  0    1    15 3.51- 7.50     10        8      8      8   13      9       6       7      8   13   4   4   3   6  6    5   118 7.51-12.50     26       31     21    18    22     20       9      19    17    44  19   5   8  13 14  22    308 12.51-18.50     31       33     12    10     9     23      43      88    78    33   9   7   3  12 22  47    460 18.51-24.00     25       11      5     4     0     12      44      24    58     8   7   9 10   15 31  24    287
      >24.00        6        3      0     0     2      9      12       3    18     2  10   4   3  11  8  10    101 TOTAL       100       88     47    41    48     73     114    142    181   101  49  30 27   58 81 109   1289 w.
0&#xfd;                                                        STABILITY CLASS     F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W  WNW NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                        0 1.01- 3.50      1        1      0     0     2      0       1       1      2    1   1   1   1   1  0    0    13 3.51- 7.50      2        2      8     2     7      9       3       3    10    11   2   4   8   1  0    3    75 7.51-12.50      6        6      7     5     8     11      14      19    14    18   5   4   4   7  2  12    142 12.51-18.50      0        4      2     1     2      2      11      29    15     2   5   5 13    3 12    8   114 18.51-24.00      0        1      0     0     0      1       0       2      4    1   2   4   5   4  7    0    31
      >24.00        0        0      0     0     0      0       1       0      2    0   1   0   1   6  1    0    12 TOTAL         9       14     17     8    19     23      30      54    47    33  16  18 32   22 22  23    387

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW   SW WSW   W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         0 1.01- 3.50      0       0       0      2    1      0       0       0      1    0    0   0   1   0   0   0      5 3.51- 7.50      3       0       3      2    2      1       3       1      1    2    1   2   2   1   4   1     29 7.51-12.50      2       0       0      2    0      9       3       8      3    5    5   5   1   0   0    6    49 12.51-18.50      2       0       0      1    0      0       0       2      4    1    2   0   5   0   2   2     21 18.51-24.00      2       0       0      0    0      0       0       1      2    0    1   1   2   0   0   0      9.
      >24.00        5       1       0      0    0      0       0       0      0    0    1   1   1   1   1   0     11 TOTAL        14       1       3      7    3     10       6      12    11     8   10   9  12   2   7    9   124 tJ STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW   SW WSW   W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         0 1.01- 3.50      4       4       2      5    7      1       5       5      7    3    3   2   2   2   2   1     55 3.51- 7.50     57      55      50     35   29     44      30     38     45    54   22  23  36  18  28  34    598 7.51-12.50    109     115      60    .37   54     87      89      79    65   108   58  25  25  45  59 104   1119 12.51-18.50    110      82      39     16   36     80     151    167    142    79   37  22  29  40  81 166   1277 18.51-24..00    95      48       8      7    5     29     105      47   108    29   24  20  26  38  98 111    798
      >24.00       42      14       4      2    4     22      19     30     71    11   14  15  18  34  64 103    467 TOTAL       417     318     163   102   135    263     399    366    438   284  158 107 136 177 332 519   4314

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -    6/30/ 9 JAN-JUN 2009 STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND  MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD   AT:  1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:     4344 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:     4314 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:         30 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:      99.3  %
MEAN WIND  SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:    15.0 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS  WITH BACKUP WIND SPEED:         0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:           0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP STABILITY:         0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH    BACKUP DATA:       0 tPERCENTAGE                                                      OCCURRENCE  OF STABILITY CLASSES A            B         C          D           E        F        G
                                            .16         .70      2.57      54.84       29.88    8.97      2.87 DISTRIBUTION  OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N    NNE     NE    ENE        E      ESE      SE   SSE       S     SSW    SW  WSW        W WNW  NW NNW CALM A         0      0      0        0      0        0       1     2       1        3     0   0        0   0   0   0    0 B         0      0      0        0      0        0       1     0       9       15     1   2        0   0   0   2    0 C         6      3      0        0      0        6      27    15      18       16     2   0        1   1   5  11    0 D       288    212     96      46      65      151    220    141     171     108    80   48       64  94 217 365    0 E       100     88     47      41      48       73    114    142     181     101    49   30       27  58  81 109    0 F         9     14     17        8     19       23      30    54      47       33   16   18       32  22  22  23    0 G        14      1      3        7      3       10       6    12      11        8   10    9       12   2   7   9    0 TOTAL     417    318    163    102      135      263    399    366     438     284  158   107      136 177 332 519    0

Stability Classes by Hour of Day 100-Meter Wind vs. Delta T January-June 2009 B203

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -  6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YRMN DY        1  2  3   4 5   6 7 8   9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1    1                 E 1   2                  G 1    3                 E 1    4                 D 1    5                 E 1    6                 E 1    7                 D 1    8                 D 1    9                 F 1  10                  D 1  11                  F 1  12                  D 1  13                  D 1  14                  D 1  15                  D 1  16                  D 1  17                  E t,      1  18                  E 1  19                  D 1  20                  D 1  21                  F 1  22                  G 1  23                  D 1  24                  E 1 25                   D 1 26                   D 1 27                   D 1 28                   F 1 29                   E 1  30                  E 1  31                  E 2   1                  E 2   2                  F 2   3                  D 2   4                  E 2   5                  E 2   6                  F 2   7                  F 2   8                  E 2   9                  E 2  10                  E 2  11                  D 2  12                  G 2  13                  E 2  14                  F

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND    10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY       1  2  3   4  5  6 7    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2  15 2  16 2  17 2  18 2  19 2 20 2 21 2 22 2 23 2 24 2 25 2 26 2 27 2 28 3   1 3   2 3   3 tz      3   4 3   5 3   6 3   7 3   8 3   9 3 10 3 11 3 12 3 13 3 14 3 15 3 16 3 17 3 18 3 19 3 20 3 21 3 22 3 23 3 24 3 25 3 26 3 27 3 28 3 29 3 30 3 31

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS
  . YR MN DY      1  2   3  4   5 6  7   B 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 4    1 4    2 4    3 4    4 4    5 4    6 4    7 4    8 4    9 4  10 4  11 4  12 4  13 4  14 4  15 4  16 4  17 4  18 0       4  19 4  20 4  21 4  22 4  23 4  24 4  25 4  26 4  27 4  28 4  29 4  30 5    1 5   2 5    3 5    4 5    5 5    6 5    7 5    8 5    9 5  10 5  11 5  12 5  13 5  14 5  15

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY       1  2  3   4 5   6 7    8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 5  16 5  17 5  18 5  19 5  20 5  21 5 22 5 23 5 24 5  25 5 26 5 27 5 28 5  29 5  30 5  31 6   1 6   2
-z       6   3 6    4 6    5 6    6 6    7 6    8 6    9 6  10 6  11 6  12 6  13 6  14 6  15 6 16 6 17 6 18 6 19 6 20 6 21 6 22 6 23 6  24 6 25 6  26 6  27 6  28 6 29

PROGRAM:  JFD    VERSION:   PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS      10M DELTA T JAN-JUN 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 -   6/30/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND       10.0 METERS HOURLY   STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY      1  2   3   4  5   6 7   8  9 10 11 12 13   14 15 16  17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 9   630      G  G   FE     E   E D   D  D   D   D  D  D  D  D  D   DDE      E  F  F  F  F

JHDs of 100-Meter Wind vs. Delta T July-September 2009 B209

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 -  9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP 2009 STABILITY CLASS    A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE     SE    SSE       S   SSW  SW WSW W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      0 12.51-18.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      0 18.51-24.00      0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      0
        >24.00       0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      0 TOTAL        0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      0 ksJ STABILITY CLASS    B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE     SE    SSE       S   SSW  SW WSW W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      0      0       1     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      1 12.51-18.50      0        0     0      0     0      0      1      3       4     0   0   0 0   0   0   0      8 18.51-24.00      0        0     0      0     0      0      0      2       3     0   0   0 0   0   0   0     5
        >24.00       0        0     0      0     0      0      0      3       0     0   0   0 0   0   0   0     3 TOTAL         0        0     0      0     0      0      1      8       8     0   0   0 0   00      0    17

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    7/ 1/ 9 - 9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP 2009 STABILITY CLASS      C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W WNW  NW  NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0        0      0   0   0    0  0    0   0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0        0      0   0   0    0  0    0   0   0      0 7.51-12.50      1        0      0      0    0      2       .3       8      7   3   0    0  0    0   0   0    24 12.51-18.50      0        0      1      0    0      0      17      11       8   2   0    0  0    1   0   1    41 18.51-24.00      0        0      0      0    0      0       1        3      3   2   0    0  0    0   0   0      9
   >24.00        0        0      0      0    0      1       1        0      0   0   0   0   0    0   5   1      8 TOTAL         1        0      1      0    0      3      22      22     18    7   0   0   0    1   5   2    82 STABILITY CLASS      D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W WNW  NW  NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                         0 1.01- 3.50      4        2      7     6     3      3       3       0       2   7   2   3   0   2   1    1    46 3.51- 7.50     35      19      23    17    18     18      19      10     12   19  10  18   6   8   8   14   254 7.51-12.50     56      18      12    21    42     41      50      27     14   20  19   3   4   2  14   40   383 12.51-18.50     21        6      5    10     8     19      42      26     17   10   7   3   1   5  21   23   224 18.51-24.00      3        1      0     1     1      1       3      23       8   7   0   0   0  10   7    7    72
   >24.00        0        0      0     0     0      0       1       5       0   0   0   0   0   0   2    4    12 TOTAL       119      46      47    55    72     82     118      91     53   63  38  27  11  27  53   89   991

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 -  9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP 2009 STABILITY CLASS    E STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:    100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE    ENE      E    ESE     SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      1       2      3     1      3      2      0       0      2    0   2   0  0   1  0   2     19 3.51- 7.50       6       3    11     10     24     14     14       1      4    6   3   2  7   1  1   5   112 7.51-12.50     30      16     10     14     25     33     26      12    13    18   9   3  4   5  8  24   250 12.51-18.50     22      14       4     4     11      6     37      44    35    12   4   1  2   4 15  21   236 18.51-24.00       1       0      0     0      0      1      9      12    15     0   1   0  0  10  4   5     58
        >24.00        1       0      0     0      0      0      1       0      3    0   0   0  0   6  1   1     13 TOTAL        -
61      35     28     29     63     56     87      69    72    36  19   6 13  27 29  58   688 IsJ                                                         STABILITY CLASS    F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE    ENE      E    ESE     SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0       0      1     4      1      1      3       0      2    2   0   1  2   0  1   1     19 3.51- 7.50       6       6      6     8      7     12      9       7      3    8   3   1  3   4  5   6     94 7.51-12.50      9       5      5     6      4     13     33      11    11    12   5   2  0   1 10  18   145 12.51-18.50       1       0      0     5      1      3      7       7      7    6   2   1  1   4  5   3     53 18.51-24.00       0       0      0     0      0      0      0       1      3    0   0   0  1   5  1   3     14
        >24.00        0       0      0     0      1      0      0       0      0    0   0   0  0   0  0   1      2 TOTAL       16       11    12     23     14     29     52      26    26    28  10   5  7  14 22  32   327

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 -  9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP 2009 STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA-T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       1 1.01- 3.50       0       1      2      0    3      3        1      5       2   1   1    1  1   3   0   0    24 3.51- 7.50       1       1      2      1    3      2        3      4       5   2   0   0   0   3   1   3    31 7.51-12.50       1       0      0      0    0      1        7      5       6   0   2   1   2   9   2   7    43 12.51-18.50       0       0      0      0    0      0        0      0       4   0   0   0   0   0   0   0     4 18.51-24.00       0       0      0      0    0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0     0
    >24.00        0       0      0      0    0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0     0 TOTAL         2       2      4      1    6      6      11      14     17    3   3   2   3  15   3  10   103 STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE     NE    ENE     E -- ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       1 1.01- 3.50       5       5     13    11    10      9       7       5       8  10   5   5   3   6   2   4   108 3.51- 7.50      48     29      42    36    52     46      45      22     24   35  16  21  16  16  15  28   491 7.51-12.50      97     39      27    41    71     90     119      63     52   53  35   9  10  17  34  89   846 12.51-18.50      44     20      10    19    20     28     104      91     75   30  13   5   4  14  41  48   566 18.51-24.00       4       1      0      1    1      2      13      41     32    9   1   0   1  25  12  15   158
    >24.00        1       0      0      0    1      1       3       8       3   0   0   0   0   6   8   7    38 TOTAL        199     94
* 92   108   155    176     291     230    194  137  70  40  34  84 112 191  2208

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-SEP 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 -    9/30/ 9 JUL-SEP 2009 STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT:    100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:    2208 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:     2208 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:           0 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD: 100.0 %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:     11.1 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND SPEED:           0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:            0 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP STABILITY:          0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:           0 PERCENTAGE OCCURRENCE OF STABILITY CLASSES A             B         C          D           E        F        G o00         .77      3.71      44.88       31.16    14.81     4.66 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N   NNE      NE    ENE         E      ESE      SE   SSE       S     SSW    SW  WSW       W WNW  NW NNW CALM A         0     0       0       0        0        0       0     0       0        0     0   0       0   0   0   0    0 B         0     0       0       0        0        0       1     8       8        0     0   0       0   0   0   0    0 C         1     0       1       0        0        3      22    22      18        7     0   0       0   1   5   2    0 D       119    46      47      55       72       82    118     91      53       63   38   27      11  27  53  89    0 E        61    35      28      29       63       56      87    69      72       36   19    6      13  27  29  58    0 F        16    11      12      23       14       29      52    26      26       28   10    5       7  14  22  32    0 G         2     2       4       1        6        6      11    14      17        3     3   2       3  15   3  10    1 TOTAL     199    94      92    108      155       176    291    230     194     137    70   40      34  84 112 191    1

JFDs of 100-Meter Wind vs. Delta T October-December 2009 B215

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9
                                                         ***   OCT-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N    NNE      NE   ENE      E    ESE       SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                   0 1.01- 3.50      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 3.51- 7.50      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 7.51-12.50      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 12.51-18.50      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 18.51-24.00      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   2   2 0   0  0   0     4
    >24.00       0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 TOTAL         0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   2   2 0   0  0   0     4 STABILITY CLASS     B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N    NNE      NE   ENE      E    ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW  SW WSW N WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                    0 1.01- 3.50      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 3.51- 7.50      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 7.51-12.50      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 12.51-18.50      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 18.51-24.00      0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   1 0   0  0   0     1
   >24.00        0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 TOTAL         0      0        0     0     0      0        0      0       0   0   0   1 0   0  0   0     1

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 OCT-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:     1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N     NNE     NE  ENE      E    ESE     SE     SSE       5  SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50       0       0      0     0     0       0     0       0       0    0    0   0  0   0   0   0      0 3.51- 7.50       0       0      0     0     0       0     0       0       0    0    0   0  0   0   0   0      0 7.51-12.50       0       0      0     0     0       0     0       0       0    0    0   0  0   0   0   0      0 12.51-18.50       0       0      0     0     0       0     0       0       0    0    0   0  0   0   0   1      1 18.51-24.00       0       0      0     0     0       0     0       0       0    0    0   0  0   0   0   0     0
      >24.00         0       1      0     0     0       0     0       1       1    0    0   0  0   0   0   0     3 TOTAL          0       1      0     0     0      0      0       1       1    0    0   0  0   0   0   1     4 "1
STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N     NNE     NE  ENE      E    ESE     SE     SSE       S  SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50       0       0      0     1     0      0      1       2       2    2   2    1  0   1   1   0    13 3.51- 7.50      10       8      7     6     2       6     6       6       8    9    8   4  4   2   3  10    99 7.51-12.50      46      29     12   10     10     19      8      15     20    16  12    9  6  15  29  47   303 12.51-18.50      40      31     27   12     10      7      5      23     48    24  12    1  4  21  61  51   377 18.51-24.00      31      32      6    0      0      0      3      17     24    17   7    3  3  27  46  31   247
      >24.00        17      14      0     0     0      0      1       7     19     1   2    0 18  21  52  19   171 TOTAL        144     114     52   29     22     32     24      70    121    69  43   18 35  87 192 158  1210

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9
                                                           ***    OCT-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS      E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE   ENE      E    ESE       SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50     0       0      0      2     1      0        0      .3      0   0   0    0  1   2  0   0      9 3.51- 7.50      1       1      0      3     2      4        7       2      6  15  10    3  7   4  1   5    71 7.51-12.50    16      20     19    10      6     19       16       6    12   15   9    1  3   6  3  15   176 12.51-18.50     17       7      9    19      3      3       21     21     43   19  10   5   8  11 18  20   234 18.51-24.00     14       5      1      0     1      0        5     11     26    6   8    6  5   9 36   5   138
       >24.00       8       7      0      0     0      0        0       1      5   0   1    1  0   1  8   5    37 TOTAL       56      40     29    34     13     26       49     44     92   55  38  16  24  33 66  50   665 00 STABILITY CLASS      F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE   ENE      E    ESE       SE    SSE       S SSW  SW WSW   W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0       0      0      0     0      0        0       1      0   0   0   0   0   0  0   0     1 3.51- 7.50      3       2      0      1     1      1        5       3      4   1  10   1   1   0  1   0    34 7.51-12.50      3       1      0      1     0      2        6       0    17   21  17   4   3   4  1   1    81 12.51-18.50      1       0      0      0     1      0        2       2    34   12   4   3   1   6  3   0    69 18.51-24.00      0       0      0     0      0      0        0       0      1   1   4   2   2   5  2   0    17
       >24.00       0       0      0      0     0      0        0       0      0   0   0   1   1   4  0   0     6 TOTAL        7       3      0     2      2      3       13       6    56   35  35  11   8  19  7   1   208

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9
                                                        ***   OCT-DEC 2009   ***
STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100,0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE      NE  ENE      E    ESE      SE    SSE       S     SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                           0 1.01- 3.50       0      2        1    0     4      0       1       0      0       1    1   1  0   0   0   1     12 3.51- 7.50       2      4        1    2      4     0       1       1      5       8    8   0  0   0   0    1    37 7.51-12.50       5      2        0    0      0     0       0      2       5       9    5   2  0   1   0    1    32 12.51-18.50       0      0        0    0      1     0       0      2     13       10   2    2  0   0   0    0    30 18.51-24.00       0      0        0    0     0      0       0       0      1       0    0   3  0   0   0    0      4
   >24.00         0      0        0    0     0      0       0       0      0       0    0   0  0   1   0    0      1 TOTAL          7      8       2    2       9     0       2       5    24       28  16    8  0   2   0    3   116 STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)         N    NNE     NE   ENE      E    ESE      SE    SSE       S     SSW  SW  WSW  W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                           0 1.01- 3.50       0      2        1   3      5      0       2       6      2       3   3    2  1   3   1   1     35 3.51- 7.50      16     15        8  12      9     11      19     12     23       33  36    8 12   6   5  16    241 7.51-12.50     70      52      31   21     16     40      30     23     54       61  43   16 12  26  33  64    592 12.51-18.50     58      38      36   31     15     10      28     48    138       65  28   11 13  38  82  72    711 18.51-24.00     45      37       7    0      1      0       8     28     52       24  21   17 10  41  84  36    411
   >24.00       25      22       0    0      0      0       1      9     25        1   3    2 19  27  60  24    218 TOTAL       214     166      83   67     46     61      88    126    294      187 134   56 67 141 265 213   2208

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T OCT-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED: 10/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9
                                                                 ***     OCT-DEC 2009 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:  1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:   2208 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:    2208 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:         0 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD: 100.0 %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:    15.1 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND SPEED:       66 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:        126 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP STABILITY:        0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:      145 CD                                         PERCENTAGE  OCCURRENCE OF STABILITY CLASSES A            B         C              D           E       F        G
                                  .18         .05        .18         54.80       30.12    9.42     5.25 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N    NNE     NE    ENE        E      ESE     SE        SSE       S     SSW   SW  WSW       W WNW  NW NNW CALM A        0      0      0        0      0        0       0         0       0        0    2   2       0   0   0   0    0 B        0      0      0        0      0        0       0         0       0        0    0   1       0   0   0   0    0 C        0      1      0        0      0        0       0         1       1        0    0   0       0   0   0   1    0 D      144    114     52      29      22       32     24         70     121       69  43   18      35  87 192 158    0 E       56     40     29      34      13       26     49         44      92       55  38   16      24  33  66  50    0 F        7      3      0        2      2        3     13          6      56       35  35   11       8  19   7   1    0 G        7      8      2        2      9        0       2         5      24       28  16    8       0   2   0   3    0 TOTAL    214    166     83      67      46       61     88        126     294     187  134   56      67 141 265 213    0

JFDs of 100-Meter Wind vs. Delta T July-December 2009 B221

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS    A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE    E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                    0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 12.51-18.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 18.51-24.00      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   2   2 0   0  0   0      4
    >24.00       0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 TOTAL        0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   2   2 0   0  0   0      4 STABILITY CLASS     B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0-METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE    E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                     0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      0       1    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      1 12.51-18.50      0        0      0      0    0      0       1      3       4    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      8 18.51-24.00      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      2       3    0   0   1 0   0  0   0      6
   >24.00        0        0      0      0    0      0       0      3       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      3 TOTAL         0        0      0      0    0      0       1      8       8    0   0   1 0   0  0   0    18

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  N  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50     0        0     0       0    0       0      0       0      0    0   0   0   0   0   0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0        0     0       0    0       0      0       0      0    0   0   0   0   0   0   0      0 7.51-12.50      1        0     0       0    0      2       3       8      7    3   0   0   0   0   0   0    24 12.51-18.50      0        0     1       0    0       0     17     11       8    2   0   0   0   1   0   2    42 18.51-24.00      0        0     0       0    0       0      1       3      3    2   0   0   0   0   0   0      9
        >24.00       0        1     0       0    0       1      1       1      1    0   0   0   0   0   5   1    11 TOTAL        1        1     1       0    0      3      22     23     19     7   0   0  0    1   5   3    86 tyj STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE     NE    ENE     E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW  N  WNW  NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                      0 1.01- 3.50      4        2     7       7    3      3       4      2       4    9   4   4  0    3   2   1    59 3.51- 7.50     45      27     30     23    20     24      25     16     20    28  18  22 10   10  11  24   353 7.51-12.50    102      47     24     31    52     60      58     42     34    36  31  12 10   17  43  87   686 12.51-18.50     61      37     32     22    18     26      47     49     65    34  19   4  5   26  82  74   601 18.51-24;00     34      33      6       1    1      1       6     40     32    24   7   3  3   37  53  38   319
        >24.00      17       14     0       0    0      0       2     12     19     1   2   0 18   21  54  23   183 TOTAL      263     160     99     84    94    114     142    161    174   132  81  45 46  114 245 247  2201

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE    E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW  WSW  W  WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50       1       2      3      3    4      2       0       3      2    0    2   0   1   3  0   2    28 3.51- 7.50      7        4     11     13   26     18      21       3    10    21  13    5 14    5  2  10   183 7.51-12.50     46      36      29     24   31     52      42     18     25    33  18    4  7   11 11  39   426 12.51-18.50     39      21      13     23   14      9      58     65     78    31  14    6 10   15 33  41   470 18.51-24.00     15        5      1      0    1      1      14     23     41      6   9   6  5   19 40  10   196
        >24.00        9       7      0      0    0      0       1       1      8    0    1   1  0    7  9   6    50 TOTAL       117      75      57     63   76     82     136    113    164    91  57   22 37   60 95 108  1353 t~J STABILITY CLASS     F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE    E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW  WSW  W  WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                       0 1.01- 3.50      0        0      1      4    1      1       3      1       2    2   0    1  2    0  1   1    20 3.51- 7.50      9        8      6      9    8     13      14     10       7    9  13    2  4    4  6   6   128 7.51-12.50     12        6      5      7    4     15      39     11     28    33  22    6  3    5 11  19   226 12.51-18.50      2        0      0      5    2      3       9      9     41    18   6    4  2   10  8   3   122 18.51-24.00      0        0      0      0    0      0       0      1       4    1   4    2  3   10  3   3    31
       >24.00        0        0      0      0    1      0       0      0       0    0   0    1  1    4  0   1     8 TOTAL        23      14      12     25   16     32      65     32     82    63  45   16 15   33 29  33   535

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T        BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE      NE    ENE      E    ESE     SE     SSE       S SSW  SW  WSW   W  WNW  NW  NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                            1 1.01- 3.50     0        3      3      0      7      3       2       5      2   2   2    2    1   3    0    1     36 3.51- 7.50     3        5      3      3      7      2       4       5    10   10    8   0    0   3    1   4      68 7.51-12.50     6        2      0      0      0      1       7       7    11    9    7   3   2   10   2    8      75 12.51-18.50      0        0      0      0      1      0       0       2    17   10   2    2   0    0    0   0      34 18.51-24.00      0        0      0      0      0      0       0       0      1   0    0   3   0    0    0   0        4
        >24.00       0        0      0      0      0      0       0       0      0   0    0   0   0    1    0   0        1 TOTAL        9      10       6      3     15      6     13       19    41   31  19   10   3   17   3   13    219 tJ t'4 (n                                                           STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)       N     NNE      NE    ENE      E    ESE     SE     SSE       S SSW  SW  WSW   W  WNW  NW  NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                            1 1.01- 3.50      5       7      14     14     15      9      9      11     10   13   8    7   4    9   3    5    143 3.51- 7.50     64      44      50     48     61     57     64       34    47   68  52   29  28   22  20   44    732 7.51-12.50    167      91      58     62     87    130    149       86   106  114  78   25  22   43  67  153   1438 12.51-18.50    102      58      46     50     35     38    132     139    213   95  41   16  17   52 123  120   1277 18.51-24.00     49      38       7      1      2      2     21       69    84   33  22   17  11   66  96   51    569
        >24.00      26      22       0      0      1      1      4       17    28    1   3    2  19   33  68   31    256 TOTAL      413     260     175    175    201    237    379     356    488  324 204   96 101  225 377  404   4416

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/3l/ 9 JUL-DEC 2009 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:    4416 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:     4416 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING OBSERVATIONS:          0 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:    100.0 %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:     13.1 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND SPEED:         66 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:         126 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP STABILITY:          0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:        145 aN                                          PERCENTAGE OCCURRENCE OF STABILITY CLASSES A            B          C         D            E        F        G
                                   .09         .41       1.95     49.84        30.64    12.12     4.96 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND DIRECTION VS STABILITY N    NNE      NE    ENE        E      ESE      SE   SSE        S     SSW    SW  WSW        W WNW  NW NNW CALM A        0      0        0       0      0        0       0     0        0        0     2   2        0   0   0   0    0 B        0      0        0       0      0        0       1     8        8        0     0   1        0   0   0   0    0 C        1      1        1       0      0        3      22    23       19        7     0   0        0   1   5   3    0 D      263    160       99     84      94      114     142   161      174     132    81   45       46 114 245 247    0 E      117     75       57     63      76       82     136   113      164       91   57   22       37  60  95 108    0 F       23     14       12     25      16       32      65    32       82       63   45   16       15  33  29  33    0 G        9     10        6       3     15         6     13    19       41       31   19   10        3  17   3  13    1 TOTAL    413    260     175    175      201      237     379   356      488     324   204   96      101 225 377 404    1

Stability Classes by Hour of Day 100-Meter Wind vs. Delta T July-December 2009 B227

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY      1  2   3   4  5 6  7  8   9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 7   1 7   2 7   3 7   4 7   5 7   6 7   7 7   8 7   9 7 10 7 11 7 12 7 13 7 14 7 15 7 16 7 17 tNJ       7 18 7 19 00 7 20 7 21 7 22 7 23 7 24 7 25 7 26 7 27 7 28 7 29 7 30 7 31 8  1 8  2 8  3 8  4 8  5 8   6 8   7 8   8 8   9 8 10 8 11 8 12 8 13

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY       1  2  3   4  5  6 7  8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16  17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 8 14 8 15 8 16 8 17 8 18 8  19 8  20 8  21 8  22 8  23 8  24 8  25 8  26 8  27 8  28 8  29 8  30 8  31 9    1 9    2 9    3 9    4 9    5 9    6 9    7 9    8 9    9 9  10 9  11 9  12 9  13 9  14 9  15 9  16 9  17 9  18 9  19 9  20 9  21 9  22 9  23 9  24 9  25 9  26 9  27

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA.T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY      1  2   3  4   5 6  7  8 9 10 11 12 1i3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 9  9 28 9  9 29 9  9 30 9 10  1 9 10  2 9 10  3 9 10  4 9 10  5 9 10  6 9 10  7 9 10  8 9 10  9 9 10 10 9 10 11 9 10 12 9 10 13 9 10 14 IsJ3 9 10 15 (S      9 10 16 C
9 10 17 9 10 18 9 10 19 9 10 20 9 10 21 9 10 22 9 10 23 9 10 24 9 10 25 9 10 26 9 10 27 9 10 28 9 10 29 9 10 30 9 10 31 9 11  1 9 11  3 9 11  3 9 11  4 9 11  5 9 11   6 9 11   7 9 11   8 9 11   9 9 11 10 9 11 11

PROGRAM: JFD      VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY       1  2  3  4  5   6 7  8   9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 9 11  12 9 11  13 9 11  14 9 11  15 9 11  16 9 11  17 9 11  18 9 11  19 9 11  20 9 11  21 9 11  22 9 11  23 9 11  24 9 11  25 9 11  26 9 11  27 9 11  28 tJ   9 11  29 9 11  30 9 12   1 9 12   2 9 12   3 9 12   4 9 12   5 9 12   6 9 12   7 9 12   8 9 12   9 9 12  10 9 12  11 9 12  12 9 12  13 9 12  14 9 12  15 9 12  16 9 12  17 9 12  18 9 12  19 9 12 20 9 12 21 9 12 22 9 12 23 9 12 24 9 12 25 9 12 26

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS     10M DELTA T JUL-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   7/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 STABILITY BASED ON:  DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS HOURLY STABILITIES HOURS YR MN DY      1  2   3   4  5  6 7  8   9 10 11 12 13    14 15    16 17  18 19  20 21 22 23 24 9 12  27     D D    D  D   D  D D  D D     D   D  D  D D     D    D  D   D  D   D  D  D  D  D 9 12  28     D  D   D  E   E  E E  E   E   D   D  D  D   D   D    D  D D    D   D  D  E  F  E 9 12  29     E  E   E   F  F  F F  F   E   E   D  E  D   E   D    D  D   D  D   D  D  0  D  D 91230        DODD          DD   D  D   D   D   D  D  D   DDE         DOD      D    D  D  D  D 91231        D  D   D  DDE      E  D   D   D   D  D  DOD       D     D   E  E   E  E  E  E  F

JFDs of 100-Meter Wind vs. Delta T January-December 2009 B233

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS    A STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE    E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                    0 1.01- 3.50      0         0     0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 3.51- 7.50      0         0     0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 7.51-12.50      0         0     0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      0 12.51-18.50      0         0     0      0    0      0       0      2       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0      2 18.51-24.00      0         0     0      0    0      0       1      0       1    1   2   2 0   0  0   0      7
         >24.00       0         0     0      0    0      0       0      0       0    2   0   0 0   0  0   0      2 TOTAL        0         0     0      0    0      0       1      2       1    3   2   2 0   0  0   0    11 Wy-)
STABILITY CLASS    B STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE    E    ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW  SW WSW W WNW NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                    0 1.01- 3.50      0         0     0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 3.51- 7.50      0         0     0      0    0      0       0      0       0    0   0   0 0   0  0   0     0 7.51-12.50      0         0     0      0    0      0       0      0       1    0   0   0 0   0  0   0     1 12.51-18.50      0         0     0      0    0      0       1      3       5    2   0   0 0   0  0   2    13 18.51-24.00      0         0     0      0    0      0       1      2       4   11   1   3 0   0  0   0    22
        >24.00        0         0     0      0    0      0       0      3       7    2   0   0 0   0  0   0    12 TOTAL         0         0     0      0    0      0       2      8     17    15   1   3 0   0  0   2    48

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:   1/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     C STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW   SW WSW   W  WNW   NW  NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                            0 1.01- 3.50      0       0       0     0     0      0       0       0       0    0   0   0    0    0  .0     0      0 3.51- 7.50      0       0       0     0     0      0       0       1       0    0   0   0    0    0    0    0      1 7.51-12.50      1       0       0     0     0      6      13      14       9    5   0   0    0    0    0    0     48 12.51-18.50      2       0       1     0     0      2      25      14     16   12    1   0    0    1    0    2     76 18.51-24.00      4       3       0     0     0      0      10       5       7    5   1   0    0    0    0    2     37
       >24.00       0       1       0     0     0      1       1       4       5    1   0   0    1    1  10    10     35 TOTAL        7       4       1     0     0      9      49      38     37   23    2   0    1   2   10    14   197 tJ STABILITY CLASS     D STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE   ENE     E    ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW   SW WSW   W  WNW   NW  NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                             0 1.01- 3.50      5       3       8     9     5      4       8       5       6  10    6   4   0    3     4    1    81 3.51- 7.50     87      72      61    46    27     49      43      42     46   56   33  35  33   20   29   49    728 7.51-12.50    177     125      56    43    76    103     111      69     63   75   60  23  22   42   86  151   1282 12.51-18.50    136      82      57    26    43     79     136      92    101   65   39  14  13   51  127  181   1242 18.51-24.00     98      66       9     4     6     17      56      58     70   29   19   7  12   56  113  123    743
      >24.00       48      24       4     2     2     13       8      36     59    5    4  10  30   36  103  107    491 TOTAL       551     372     195   130   159    265     362     302    345  240  161  93 110  208  462  612   4567

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS      E STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE     E   ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW   SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                        0 1.01- 3.50      3         4      4      4     6    2        0      4       4   1    2   1  1   4   0    3    43 3.51- 7.50     17      12      19     21    39    27      27      10     18   34   17   9 17  11   8  15    301 7.51-12.50     72      67      50     42    53    72      51      37     42   77   37   9 15  24  25  61    734 12.51-18.50     70      54      25     33    23    32     101     153    156   64   23  13 13  27  55  88    930 18.51-24.00     40      16        6      4     1   13      58      47     99   14   16  15 15  34  71  34    483
      >24.00       15      10        0      0    2     9      13       4     26    2   11   5  3  18  17  16    151 TOTAL       217     163     104    104   124   155     250     255    345  192  106  52 64 118 176 217   2642 ON                                                        STABILITY CLASS      F STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE     E   ESE      SE     SSE       S SSW   SW WSW  W WNW  NW NNW  TOTAL CALM                                                                                                        0 1.01- 3.50      1         1     1      4     3     1       4       2       4   3    1   2  3   1   1   1     33 3.51- 7.50     11      10      14     11    15    22      17      13     17   20   15   6 12   5   6   9    203 7.51-12.50     18      12      12     12    12    26      53      30     42   51   27  10  7  12  13  31    368 12.51-18.50      2        4      2      6     4     5      20      38     56   20   11   9 15  13  20  11    236 18.51-24.00      0        1      0      0     0     1       0       3       8   2    6   6  8  14  10   3     62
      >24.00        0        0      0      0     1     0       1       0       2   0    1   1  2  10   1   1     20 TOTAL        32      28      29     33    35    55      95      86    129   96   61  34 47  55  51  56    922

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/ 1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY CLASS     G STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED   AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE     E   ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW   SW WSW   W WNW   NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          1 1.01- 3.50       0       3      3      2     8     3       2      5       3    2    2   2   2   3    0   1      41 3.51- 7.50       6       5      6      5     9     3       7      6     11    12    9   2   2    4   5   5      97 7.51-12.50       8       2      0      2     0    10      10     15     14    14   12   8   3  10    2  14    124 12.51-18.50      2        0      0      1     1     0       0      4     21    11    4   2   5    0   2   2     55 18.51-24.00      2        0      0      0     0     0       0      1       3     0   1   4   2    0   0   0      13
       >24.00       5        1      0      0     0     0       0      0       0     0   1   1   1   2    1   0      12 TOTAL       23       11      9     10    18    16      19     31     52    39   29  19  15  19   10  22    343 tJ
-4                                                        STABILITY CLASS ALL STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0 AND 10.0 METERS WIND MEASURED AT: 100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD AT:    1.00 MPH JOINT FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION IN HOURS AT 100.00 METERS SPEED (MPH)        N     NNE      NE    ENE     E   ESE      SE    SSE       S  SSW   SW WSW   W WNW   NW NNW TOTAL CALM                                                                                                          1 1.01- 3.50      9      11      16     19    22    10      14     16     17    16   11   9   6  11    5   6  .198 3.51- 7.50    121      99     100     83    90   101      94     72     92   122   74  52  64  40   48  78  1330 7.51-12.50    276     206     118     99   141   217     238    165    171   222  136  50  47  88  126 257  2557 i2.51-18.50    212     140      85     66    71   118     283    306    355   174   78  38  46  92  204 286  2554 18.51-24.00    144      86      15      8     7    31     126    116    192    62   46  37  37 104  194 162  1367
       >24.00      68      36       4      2     5    23      23     47     99    12   17  17  37  67  132 134    723 TOTAL       830     578     338    277   336   500     778    722    926   608  362 203 237 402  709 923  8730

PROGRAM: JFD     VERSION: PC-1.2 NPPD-COOPER NUCLEAR STATION JFD:100M WIND VS 10M DELTA T JAN-DEC 2009 SITE IDENTIFIER: PPD DATA PERIOD EXAMINED:    1/   1/ 9 - 12/31/ 9 JAN-DEC 2009 STABILITY BASED ON: DELTA T BETWEEN 100.0        AND 10.0 METERS WIND  MEASURED  AT:  100.0 METERS WIND THRESHOLD  AT:   1.00 MPH TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS:       8760 TOTAL NUMBER OF VALID OBSERVATIONS:       8730 TOTAL NUMBER OF MISSING    OBSERVATIONS:        30 PERCENT DATA RECOVERY FOR THIS PERIOD:        99.7 %
MEAN WIND SPEED FOR THIS PERIOD:       14.0 MPH NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH     BACKUP WIND   SPEED:     66 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH     BACKUP WIND DIRECTION:        126 NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP STABILITY:            0 TOTAL NUMBER OF OBSERVATIONS WITH BACKUP DATA:          145 PERCENTAGE OCCURRENCE OF STABILITY CLASSES A           B          C          D           E          F        G
                                  .13         .55       2.26      52.31       30.26      10.56     3.93 DISTRIBUTION OF WIND    DIRECTION VS    STABILITY N    NNE       NE      ENE       E      ESE      SE    SSE       S      SSW     SW  WSW        W WNW   NW NNW CALM A        0      0         0        0      0        0       1      2       1        3       2   2        0    0   0   0    0 B        0      0         0        0      0        0       2      8      17       15       1   3        0    0   0   2    0 C        7      4         1        0      0        9      49     38      37       23       2   0        1   2   10  14    0 D      551    372     195       130     159      265     362    302     345      240    161   93      110 208  462 612    0 E      217    163     104       104     124      155     250    255     345      192    106   52       64 118  176 217    0 F       32     28       29        33     35       55      95     86     129       96     61   34       47  55   51  56    0 G       23     11         9       10     18       16      19     31      52       39     29   19       15  19   10  22    1 TOTAL    830    578     338       277     336      500     778    722     926      608    362  203      237 402  709 923    1

ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION ESTIMATES The tables of atmospheric diffusion estimates in this section were generated using the computer code XOQDOQ. Data are given for 22 distances and 16 compass points (directions from site) centered on the Cooper Nuclear Station. Tables are presented for the ground-level (vent) and elevated (stack) release options separately, and for the following time periods in 2009: January-March, April-June, January-June, July-September, October-December, July-December, and January-December.
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Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Ground Level Releases January-March 2009 B240

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 NO DECAY,   UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500       .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        4.745E-05 1.579E-05 8.324E-06       4. 138E-066 1.662E-06 8.999E-07 5.705E-07       983E-07 2. 967E-07 2.314E-07  1. 869E-07 SSW        3.053E-05 1.032E-05 5.442E-06       2. 699E-066 1.074E-06 5.782E-07 3.647E-07 2 .536E-07    1. 883E-07 1. 465E-07 1. 180E-07 SW        1.636E-05 5.653E-06 3.016E-06       1. 548E-0I6 6.137E-07 3.290E-07 2.068E-07 1 .434E-0'7   1. 062E-07 8.240E-08  6. 624E-08 WSW        5.499E-06 1.900E-06 1.OOOE-06       4. 932E-0 7 1.941E-07 1.036E-07 6.497E-08 4.496E-08     3.324E-08  2.577E-08  2. 069E-08 W        5.473E-06 1.786E-06 9.171E-07       4.502E-0 7 1.828E-07 9.983E-08 6.371E-08 4.473E-08      3.347E-08  2. 623E-08 2. 126E-08 WNW        1.166E-05 3.978E-06 2.073E-06       1. 017E-066 3.973E-07 2.110E-07 1.317E-07      .085E-08 6. 698E-08 5. 180E-08 4. 151E-08 NW        3.322E-05 1.130E-05 6.064E-06       3.030E-066 1.202E-06 6.453E-07 4.063E-07 2 .821E-07     2.092E-07  1. 626E-07 1. 308E-07 NNW        5.548E-05 1.739E-05 9.169E-06       4. 609E-066 1.903E-06 1.050E-06 6.747E-07 4 .763E-07    3.580E-07  2.815E-07  2.289E-07 N        7.098E-05 2.239E-05 1.193E-05       6. 019E-066 2.480E-06 1.366E-06 8.769E-07      .184E-07 4. 646E-07 3. 650E-07 2. 967E-07 NNE        3.381E-05 1.051E-05 5.507E-06       2. 763E-066 1.147E-06 6.355E-07 4.097E-07 2 .899E-07    2. 184E-07 1. 720E-07 1. 401E-07 NE        2.204E-05 7.007E-06 3.772E-06       1. 914E-066 7.838E-07 4.298E-07 2.750E-07 1 .934E-07    1. 450E-07 1. 137E-07 9.220E-08 ENE        1.269E-05 4.116E-06 2.152E-06       1. 071E-066 4.379E-07 2.401E-07 1.536E-07 11.080E-07    8. 098E-08 6. 351E-08 5. 153E-08 E        1.309E-05 4.301E-06 2.312E-06       1. 165E-066 4.690E-07 2.542E-07 1.612E-07 11.125E-07    8. 380E-08 6. 537E-08 5.278E-08 ESE        1.617E-05 5.440E-06 2.957E-06       1. 492E-0I6 5.984E-07 3.235E-07 2.047E-07 1 .427E-07    1. 062E-07 8. 275E-08 6. 676E-08 SE        2.840E-05 9.672E-06 5.150E-06       2.566E-066 1.020E-06 5.478E-07 3.451E-07 2 .396E-07     1. 777E-07 1. 381E-07 1.111E-07 SSE        3.156E-05 1.068E-05 5.729E-06       2. 867E-066 1.134E-06 6.074E-07 3.817E-07 2 .645E-07    1. 958E-07 1. 519E-07 1.221E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10.000       15.000      20.000    25.000      30.000      35.000    40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.551E-07 8.042E-08 5.248E-08       3.042E-088 2.077E-08 1.549E-08 1.220E-08 9 .984E-09     8.398E-09  7.213E-09  6.298E-09 SSW        9.768E-08 5.024E-08 3.259E-08       1. 874E-088 1.272E-08 9.442E-09 7.413E-09 6 .048E-09    5.074E-09  4.348E-09  3. 789E-09 SW        5.471E-08 2.788E-08 1.796E-08       1. 021E-088 6.861E-09 5.053E-09 3.940E-09 3 .196E-09    2.667E-09  2.275E-09  1. 974E-09 WSW        1.708E-08 8.685E-09 5.590E-09       3. 182E-099 2.149E-09 1.589E-09 1.243E-09 1,.011E-09    8.465E-10  7.240E-10  6.298E-10 W        1.770E-08 9.306E-09 6.133E-09       3. 606E-099 2.488E-09 1.869E-09 1.482E-09 1 .219E-09    1.031E-09  8.889E-10  7. 790E-10 WNW        3.420E-08 1.730E-08 1.109E-08       6.286E-099 4.237E-09 3.129E-09 2.446E-09 1. .989E-09    1.664E-09  1.423E-09  1.237E-09 NW        1.082E-07 5.547E-08 3.589E-08       2. 056E-088 1.393E-08 1.033E-08 8.094E-09 6..594E-09    5.525E-09  4.729E-09  4. 117E-09 NNW        1.910E-07 1.013E-07 6.712E-08       3. 971E-088 2.747E-08 2.069E-08 1.643E-08 1. .353E-08   1.144E-08  9.872E-09  8. 655E-09 N        2.475E-07 1.310E-07 8.670E-08       5. 119E-088 3.537E-08 2.660E-08 2.110E-08 1. .736E-08   1.467E-08  1.265E-08  1. 108E-08 NNE        1.171E-07 6.239E-08 4.148E-08       2. 465E-088 1.710E-08 1.291E-08 1.026E-08 8. .465E-09   7.168E-09  6.192E-09  5. 434E-09 NE        7.678E-08 4.037E-08 2.658E-08       1. 559E-088 1.072E-08 8.032E-09 6.352E-09 5,.214E-09    4.396E-09  3.784E-09  3. 310E-09 ENE        4.292E-08 2.259E-08 1.489E-08       8.750E-099 6.026E-09 4.521E-09 3.581E-09 2. .942E-09    2.484E-09  2.140E-09  1. 874E-09 E        4.378E-08 2.266E-08 1.476E-08       8.535E-099 5.813E-09 4.324E-09 3.400E-09 2. .778E-09    2.333E-09  2.001E-09  1. 745E-09 ESE        5.532E-08 2.856E-08 1.856E-08       1.069E-088 7.262E-09 5.390E-09 4.230E-09 3,.449E-09     2.892E-09  2.477E-09  2. 157E-09 SE        9.189E-08 4.705E-08 3.042E-08       1. 740E-083 1.177E-08 8.709E-09 6.820E-09 5. .551E-09   4. 648E-09 3.977E-09  3. 460E-09 SSE        1.009E-07 5.143E-08 3.315E-08       1. 889E-083 1.275E-08 9.415E-09 7.361E-09 5. .984E-09   5.004E-09  4.277E-09  3.718E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4          4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 8.122E-06 1. 873E-06  5. 894E-07 3. 008E-07   1. 883E-07  8. 459E-08 3. 103E-08 1. 558E-08 1. 001E-08 7.225E-09 SSW 5.306E-06  1. 215E-06  3. 772E-07 1. 910E-07   1. 189E-07  5.293E-08  1. 914E-08 9.505E-09  6. 067E-09 4.356E-09 SW 2.970E-06  6. 949E-07  2. 140E-07 1. 078E-07   6. 676E-08  2. 943E-08 1.044E-08  5.090E-09  3.207E-09  2.280E-09 WSW 9.750E-07  2.204E-07   6.728E-08  3.374E-08    2. 086E-08  9. 175E-09 3.258E-09  1. 600E-09 1. 015E-09 7.254E-10 W 9.027E-07  2. 054E-07  6.575E-08  3. 393E-08   2. 141E-08  9.761E-09  3. 671E-09 1.879E-09  1.223E-09  8. 902E-10 WNW 2.027E-06  4.523E-07   1. 365E-07 6. 801E-08   4.185E-08   1. 830E-08 6.443E-09  3. 151E-09 1. 996E-09 1. 425E-09 NW 5.879E-06  1. 361E-06  4.204E-07  2. 123E-07   1.319E-07   5.849E-08  2.102E-08  1. 040E-08 6. 615E-09 4. 738E-09 NNW 8.969E-06  2. 125E-06  6. 953E-07 3. 627E-07   2.305E-07   1. 061E-07 4.036E-08  2. 079E-08 1. 356E-08 9. 886E-09 N 1.163E-05  2. 771E-06  9. 038E-07 4. 706E-07   2. 987E-07  1. 372E-07 5.205E-08  2. 674E-08 1.740E-08  1.267E-08 NNE 5.400E-06  1. 279E-06  4.220E-07  2. 211E-07   1. 410E-07  6. 524E-08 2.504E-08  1.297E-08  8. 485E-09 6.200E-09 NE 3.665E-06  8. 775E-07  2. 837E-07 1. 469E-07   9.285E-08   4.233E-08  1. 587E-08 8. 076E-09 5.228E-09  3. 790E-09 ENE 2.108E-06, 4. 906E-07  1. 584E-07 8.206E-08    5.189E-08   2. 369E-08 8.904E-09  4. 546E-09 2. 950E-09 2. 144E-09 E 2.244E-06  5.283E-07   1. 665E-07 8. 498E-08   5. 318E-08  2.384E-08  8.710E-09  4.352E-09  2.786E-09  2. 004E-09 ESE 2.858E-06  6.749E-07   2. 116E-07 1. 077E-07   6. 726E-08  3. 006E-08 1. 092E-08 5.425E-09  3.460E-09  2. 482E-09 SE 5.007E-06  1. 154E-06  3. 570E-07 1. 803E-07   1. 120E-07  4. 963E-08 1. 779E-08 8.769E-09  5.570E-09  3. 984E-09 SSE 5.558E-06  1.285E-06   3. 950E-07 1. 987E-07   1. 231E-07  5. 429E-08 1. 933E-08 9.481E-09  6.004E-09  4.285E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,     UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500      .750      1.000         1.500      2.000     2.500      3.000     3.500      4.000      4.500 S        4.741E-05 1.576E-05 8.300E-06    4.122E-06 1.652E-06 8.928E-07 5.647E-07 3.934E-07       2. 924E-07 2.276E-07  1. 834E-07 SSW         3.050E-05 1.030E-05 5.427E-06    2.689E-06 1.068E-06 5.737E-07 3.612E-07 2.506E-07       1. 857E-07 1. 441E-07 1. 158E-07 WSW        1.634E-05 5.642E-06 3.067E-06    1.542E-06 6.099E-07 3.262E-07 2.047E-07 1.416E-07       1. 046E-07 8. 10E-08  6. 496E-08 WSW         5.494E-06 1.897E-06 9.978E-07     4.915E-07 1.931E-07 1.029E-07 6.438E-08 4.446E-08      3.281E-08  2. 538E-08 2. 034E-08 W        5.466E-06 1.782E-06 9.139E-07     4.481E-07 1.815E-07 9.886E-08 6.293E-08 4.406E-08      3.289E-08  2. 570E-08 2. 078E-08 WNW         1.164E-05 3.971E-06 2.068E-06     1.014E-06 3.952E-07 2.094E-07 1.305E-07 8.982E-08      6. 609E-08 5. 100E-08 4. 079E-08 NW         3.319E-05 1.128E-05 6.049E-06    3.020E-06 1.196E-06 6.408E-07 4.027E-07 2.791E-07       2.066E-07  1. 602E-07 1. 287E-07 NNW         5.541E-05 1.735E-05 9.138E-06    4.588E-06 1.890E-06 1.040E-06 6.668E-07 4.695E-07       3.521E-07  2. 762E-07 2.240E-07 N        7.090E-05 2.234E-05 1.189E-05    5.993E-06 2.463E-06 1.354E-06 8.671E-07 6.101E-07       4.573E-07  3. 585E-07 2. 906E-07 NNE         3.377E-05 1.049E-05 5.486E-06    2.748E-06 1.138E-06 6.287E-07 4.042E-07 2.853E-07       2. 143E-07 1. 683E-07 1. 367E-07 NE         2.201E-05 6.990E-06 3.758E-06     1.904E-06 7.778E-07 4.255E-07 2.715E-07 1.904E-07      1. 423E-07 1. 113E-07 9. 005E-08 ENE         1.267E-05 4.108E-06 2.146E-06    1.067E-06 4.354E-07 2.382E-07 1.521E-07 1.067E-07       7. 983E-08 6.248E-08  5. 058E-08 E        1.308E-05 4.294E-06 2.306E-06    1.161E-06 4.666E-07 2.524E-07 1.598E-07 1.113E-07       8.278E-08  6. 446E-08 5. 195E-08 ESE         1.616E-05 5.432E-06 2.950E-06    1.488E-06 5.956E-07 3.215E-07 2.031E-07 1.414E-07       1. 050E-07 8. 170E-08 6. 580E-08 SE         2.838E-05 9.657E-06 5.138E-06    2.558E-06 1.015E-06 5.442E-07 3.422E-07 2.372E-07       1. 756E-07 1. 362E-07 1. 094E-07 SSE         3.153E-05 1.067E-05 5.715E-06    2.857E-06 1.129E-06 6.032E-07 3.783E-07 2.617E-07       1. 934E-07 1.497E-07  1.201E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000      7.500     10.000     15.000        20.000     25.000    30.000     35.000    40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.518E-07 7.787E-08 5.025E-08    2.847E-0I8    1.901E-08 1.385E-08 1.067E-08 8 .537E-09  7. 022E-09 5. 898E-09 5. 037E-09 SSW         9.569E-08 4.867E-08 3.122E-08    1. 755E-0I8   1.165E-08 8.450E-09 6.484E-09 5 .171E-09  4.241E-09  3.553E-09  3.027E-09 SW         5.354E-08 2.697E-08 1.718E-08    9. 541E-0:9   6.269E-09 4.512E-09 3.439E-09 2 .726E-09  2.224E-09  1. 854E-09 1. 573E-09 WSW         1.676E-08 8.435E-09 5.373E-09    2. 995E-0: 9  1.980E-09 1.433E-09 1.097E-09 8 .738E-10  7. 159E-10 5. 993E-10 5. 103E-10 W        1.725E-08 8.948E-09 5.817E-09    3. 328E-0S9   2.234E-09 1.633E-09 1.260E-09 1 .009E-09  8.302E-10  6. 970E-10 5. 948E-10 WNW         3.354E-08 1.679E-08 1.065E-08    5. 908E-0$9   3.897E-09 2.816E-09 2.154E-09 1 .714E-09  1. 403E-09 1. 174E-09 9. 991E-10 NW         1.062E-07 5.392E-08 3.455E-08    1. 940E-0*8   1.289E-08 9.363E-09 7.195E-09 5 .746E-09  4. 721E-09 3. 962E-09 3. 382E-09 NNW         1.865E-07 9.767E-08 6.390E-08    3. 687E-0l 8  2.489E-08 1.829E-08 1.417E-08 1 .139E-08  9. 407E-09 7. 928E-09 6. 789E-09 N        2.419E-07 1.266E-07 8.279E-08    4. 775E-0*8   3.224E-08 2.369E-08 1.837E-08 1 .478E-08  1.221E-08  1. 030E-08 8. 826E-09 NNE         1.139E-07 5.986E-08 3.925E-08    2.268E-0I8    1.531E-08 1.124E-08 8.697E-09 6 .980E-09  5.753E-09  4. 839E-09 4. 135E-09 NE         7.478E-08 3.878E-08 2.519E-08    1. 438E-0I8   9.622E-09 7.018E-09 5.404E-09 4 .319E-09  3.547E-09  2. 974E-09 2. 535E-09 ENE         4.204E-08 2.188E-08 1.427E-08    8. 197E-0 9   5.519E-09 4.050E-09 3.136E-09 2 .520E-09  2. 081E-09 1. 754E-09 1. 503E-09 E        4.301E-08 2.207E-08 1.425E-08    8.088E-0S9    5.410E-09 3.954E-09 3.054E-09 2 .451E-09  2.023E-09  1. 705E-09 1. 462E-09 ESE         5.444E-08 2.787E-08 1.797E-08    1. 018E-0I8   6.798E-09 4.963E-09 3.831E-09 3 .073E-09  2. 536E-09 2. 137E-09 1. 832E-09 SE         9.028E-08 4.579E-08 2.932E-08    1. 645E-0I8   1.091E-08 7.916E-09 6.078E-09 4 .852E-09  3. 984E-09 3. 343E-09 2. 853E-09 SSE         9.902E-08 4.999E-08 3.190E-08    1.781E-0I8    1.177E-08 8.518E-09 6.524E-09 5 .196E-09  4.258E-09  3.566E-09  3. 038E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)  FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2        2-3        3-4        4-5           5-10      10-20     20-30      30-40     40-50 FROM SITE S 8. 101E-06  1. 863E-06 5.837E-07  2.966E-07  1. 848E-07    8.203E-08  2. 910E-08 1.395E-08 8.569E-09 5. 912E-09 SSW 5.292E-06   1.209E-06  3.736E-07  1. 884E-07 1. 168E-07    5.136E-08  1.796E-08  8.516E-09 5.192E-09 3.562E-09 SW 2. 962E-06  6. 910E-07 2. 119E-07 1. 062E-07 6.548E-08     2.852E-08  9.784E-09  4.551E-09 2.738E-09 1. 859E-09 WSW 9.726E-07   2. 193E-07 6. 668E-08 3.331E-08  2. 051E-08    8. 923E-09 3.072E-09  1.444E-09 8.775E-10 6.009E-10 W 8. 998E-07  2. 040E-07 6. 496E-08 3.334E-08  2. 093E-08    9.401E-09  3.395E-09  1.644E-09 1.013E-09 6. 986E-10 WNW 2.022E-06   4. 501E-07 1. 353E-07 6.712E-08  4. 113E-08    1. 778E-08 6.068E-09  2.839E-09 1.721E-09 1. 177E-09 NW 5.865E-06   1. 354E-06 4. 168E-07 2.096E-07  1.297E-07     5.694E-08  1. 987E-08 9.436E-09 5.769E-09 3. 972E-09 NNW 8. 941E-06  2. 112E-06 6. 873E-07 3.567E-07  2.256E-07     1. 024E-07 3. 755E-08 1.840E-08 1.143E-08 7. 944E-09 N 1. 159E-05  2. 755E-06 8. 940E-07 4. 633E-07 2. 927E-07    1. 327E-07 4. 864E-08 2.384E-08 1.483E-08 1. 032E-08 NNE 5.380E-06   1. 270E-06 4. 165E-07 2.170E-07  1. 376E-07    6.271E-08  2.308E-08  1.131E-08 7.003E-09 4. 849E-09 NE 3.652E-06   8. 715E-07 2. 801E-07 1. 443E-07 9.069E-08     4. 074E-08 1. 467E-08 7.067E-09 4.335E-09 2. 981E-09 ENE 2.102E-06   4. 880E-07 1. 569E-07 8.091E-08  5.094E-08     2.298E-08  8.356E-09  4.076E-09 2.529E-09 1. 758E-09 E 2.239E-06   5.258E-07  1. 651E-07 8.396E-08  5.235E-08     2.324E-08  8.266E-09  3.982E-09 2.460E-09 1. 709E-09 ESE 2.852E-06   6. 721E-07 2. 100E-07 1. 065E-07 6. 630E-08    2. 937E-08 1. 041E-08 4.999E-09 3.085E-09 2. 142E-09 SE 4.996E-06   1. 149E-06 3.540E-07  1. 782E-07 1. 102E-07    4.836E-08  1. 685E-08 7.979E-09 4.872E-09 3. 351E-09 SSE 5.545E-06   1.279E-06  3. 917E-07 1. 963E-07 1.211E-07     5.284E-08  1. 826E-08 8.588E-09 5.218E-09 3. 576E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,       DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBE D)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500       .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500     4.000      4.500 S        4.490E-05 1.441E-05 7. 412E-06      3. 618E-06  1. 409E-06 7. 435E-07 4. 608E-07 3.152E-07  2.305E-07  1.768E-07 1.406E-07 SSW         2.889E-05 9.415E-06 4. 846E-06      2.360E-06   9. 11OE-07 4. 777E-07 2. 946E-07 2.008E-07  1.463E-07  1.119E-07 8. 875E-08 SW        1.547E-05 5.160E-06 2.739E-06       1. 354E-06  5.203E-07 2.718E-07 1. 670E-07 1. 135E-07   8.250E-08  6.295E-08 4. 980E-08 WSW         5.203E-06 1.735E-06 8. 908E-07      4.313E-07   1. 646E-07 8.563E-08 5.249E-08 3.560E-08    2.584E-08  1.970E-08 1. 557E-08 W        5.178E-06 1.630E-06 8. 164E-07      3.935E-07   1. 550E-07 8.244E-08 5.143E-08 3.538E-08    2.599E-08  2.002E-08 1. 597E-08 WNW         1.103E-05 3.631E-06 1. 846E-06      8. 896E-07  3.369E-07 1. 743E-07 1. 064E-07 7.193E-08   5.207E-08  3.959E-08 3.123E-08 NW         3.143E-05 1.031E-05 5.400E-06       2. 650E-06  1. 019E-06 5.333E-07 3.283E-07 2.234E-07    1.627E-07  1.243E-07 9.847E-08 NNW         5.249E-05 1.587E-05 8. 163E-06      4. 029E-06  1. 613E-06 8. 669E-07 5.447E-07 3.768E-07   2.780E-07  2.149E-07 1. 720E-07 N        6.716E-05 2.043E-05 1. 062E-05      5.263E-06   2. 102E-06 1. 128E-06 7.080E-07 4.893E-07   3.609E-07  2.788E-07 2.230E-07 NNE         3.199E-05 9.594E-06 4. 902E-06      2. 415E-06  9.722E-07 5.246E-07 3.306E-07 2.292E-07     1.695E-07  1.312E-07 1. 052E-07 NE         2.085E-05 6.395E-06 3.358E-06       1. 673E-06  6. 642E-07 3.549E-07 2.220E-07 1. 530E-07   1.125E-07  8.674E-08 6. 925E-08 ENE         1.200E-05 3.757E-06 1. 916E-06      9.361E-07   3.713E-07 1. 983E-07 1.241E-07 8. 553E-08   6.293E-08  4.853E-08 3. 876E-08 E        1.239E-05 3.926E-06 2.059E-06       1.019E-06   3. 978E-07 2. 101E-07 1. 302E-07 8. 911E-08 6.516E-08  4.998E-08 3. 973E-08 ESE         1.530E-05 4.965E-06 2. 633E-06      1. 305E-06  5.075E-07 2. 674E-07 1. 655E-07 1. 131E-07  8.260E-08  6.329E-08 5.027E-08 SE        2.687E-05 8.828E-06 4.586E-06       2.244E-06   8. 649E-07 4.528E-07 2. 788E-07 1.898E-07   1.382E-07  1.056E-07 8.364E-08 SSE         2.986E-05 9.751E-06 5.102E-06       2.507E-06   9. 619E-07 5. 020E-07 3.084E-07 2.095E-07   1.522E-07  1.162E-07 9.190E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10.000       15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000    45.000     50.000 S        1. 149E-07 5. 618E-08 3.482E-08     1. 856E-08  1. 183E-08 8.298E-09 6.189E-09 4 .816E-09   3.864E-09  3.174E-09 2. 657E-09 SSW         7.238E-08 3.510E-08 2.163E-08       1. 143E-08  7.243E-09 5.060E-09 3. 761E-09 2 .917E-09   2.334E-09  1.913E-09 1.598E-09 SW         4.053E-08 1. 947E-08 1. 191E-08     6.225E-09   3. 905E-09 2.706E-09 1. 998E-09 1.. 541E-09 1.227E-09  1.001E-09 8. 325E-10 WSW         1.266E-08 6.072E-09 3.714E-09       1. 945E-09  1.226E-09 8.532E-10 6. 324E-10 4I.894E-10   3.909E-10  3.199E-10 2. 668E-10 W        1. 310E-08 6.488E-09 4.059E-09      2.191E-09   1. 409E-09 9. 949E-10 7. 459E-10 5 .828E-10 4.692E-10  3.866E-10 3.244E-10 WNW         2.536E-08 1. 209E-08 7.366E-09      3.840E-09   2.416E-09 1. 679E-09 1.243E-09 9I.616E-10   7.677E-10  6.280E-10 5.236E-10 NW         8.025E-08 3. 879E-08 2.385E-08      1.258E-08   7. 957E-09 5.554E-09 4. 125E-09 3 .198E-09  2.558E-09  2.096E-09 1. 750E-09 NNW         1. 414E-07 7.068E-08 4.446E-08      2.417E-08   1. 559E-08 1. 105E-08 8.299E-09 6 .496E-09  5.238E-09  4.322E-09 3. 630E-09 N        1. 833E-07 9. 146E-08 5.748E-08     3. 120E-08  2. 011E-08 1. 423E-08 1. 069E-08 8 .362E-09 6.741E-09  5.560E-09 4. 670E-09 NNE         8. 658E-08 4.347E-08 2.743E-08      1. 497E-08  9. 674E-09 6.861E-09 5. 160E-09 4 .041E-09  3.259E-09  2.690E-09 2.260E-09 NE         5.681E-08 2. 813E-08 1. 759E-08     9. 470E-09  6.068E-09 4.274E-09 3. 197E-09 2 .492E-09   2.002E-09  1.646E-09 1. 379E-09 ENE         3.181E-08 1.578E-08 9. 883E-09      5. 340E-09  3.431E-09 2.423E-09 1. 817E-09 .. 420E-09   1.143E-09  9.425E-10 7.911E-10 E        3.247E-08 1. 586E-08 9. 819E-09    "5.226E-09   3.325E-09 2.332E-09 1. 739E-09 .. 352E-09   1.085E-09  8.915E-10 7.464E-10 ESE         4.105E-08 1. 999E-08 1. 236E-08     6. 556E-09  4.161E-09 2. 912E-09 2. 168E-09 .. 684E-09  1.349E-09  1.107E-09 9.262E-10 SE         6.816E-08 3.291E-08 2. 022E-08      1. 065E-08  6.725E-09 4. 688E-09 3. 478E-09 2 .695E-09  2.154E-09  1.764E-09 1. 473E-09 SSE         7.480E-08 3. 596E-08 2.203E-08      1. 155E-08  7.274E-09 5.060E-09 3.748E-09 2 .899E-09    2.314E-09  1.893E-09 1. 578E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4          4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 7.281E-06  1. 604E-06  4. 780E-07 2.343E-07    1. 418E-07  5.974E-08  1.918E-08  8.395E-09  4. 846E-09 3. 187E-09 SSW 4.756E-06  1. 040E-06  3. 059E-07 1. 488E-07   8. 956E-08  3.740E-08  1.184E-08  5.122E-09  2. 936E-09 1. 921E-09 SW 2.661E-06  5. 951E-07  1. 735E-07 8. 391E-08   5.026E-08   2. 079E-08 6.458E-09  2.743E-09  1. 552E-09 1. 006E-09 WSW 8.741E-07  1. 888E-07  5. 457E-08 2. 629E-08   1. 572E-08  6.489E-09  2.018E-09  8.642E-10  4. 927E-10 3.213E-10 W 8.093E-07  1. 757E-07  5.328E-08  2. 640E-08   1. 610E-08  6.877E-09  2.258E-09  1.006E-09  5.861E-10  3. 880E-10 WNW 1.818E-06  3.875E-07   1. 107E-07 5.299E-08    3.153E-08   1.294E-08  3.991E-09  1.701E-09  9. 683E-10 6.307E-10 NW 5.270E-06  1.166E-06   3. 410E-07 1. 654E-07   9. 937E-08  4.136E-08  1.303E-08  5.623E-09  3.219E-09  2. 105E-09 NNW 8.038E-06  1. 818E-06  5. 634E-07 2.822E-07    1. 734E-07  7.475E-08  2.487E-08  1.116E-08  6.532E-09  4.337E-09 N 1.042E-05  2.371E-06   7.326E-07  3. 663E-07   2.248E-07   9. 676E-08 3.211E-08  1.438E-08  8. 409E-09 5.580E-09 NNE 4.839E-06  1. 094E-06  3. 418E-07 1. 720E-07   1. 060E-07  4.592E-08  1.538E-08  6.931E-09  4.063E-09  2. 699E-09 NE 3.284E-06  7.509E-07   2.298E-07  1. 143E-07   6. 982E-08  2. 982E-08 9.761E-09  4.322E-09  2.507E-09  1. 653E-09 ENE 1.890E-06  4.199E-07   1.285E-07  6.390E-08    3. 908E-08  1. 672E-08 5.501E-09  2.449E-09  1. 428E-09 9.460E-10 E 2.012E-06  4.524E-07   1. 351E-07 6. 622E-08   4.008E-08   1. 686E-08 5.402E-09  2.359E-09  1. 361E-09 8. 951E-10 ESE 2.561E-06  5.781E-07   1. 717E-07 8.395E-08    5. 071E-08  2.128E-08  6.780E-09  2.947E-09  1. 695E-09 1. 112E-09 SE 4.488E-06  9.883E-07   2. 896E-07 1. 405E-07   8. 441E-08  3.511E-08  1.103E-08  4.747E-09  2.713E-09  1. 772E-09 SSE 4.982E-06  1. 101E-06  3.205E-07  1. 549E-07   9.275E-08   3. 840E-08 1.198E-08  5.126E-09  2. 918E-09 1. 901E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND         SECTORS DIRECTION                                                       DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE            .25          .50        .75        1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50      3.00       3.50       4.00                4.50 S        2.770E-07    9. 369E-08 4. 810E-08 2.287E-08 8.214E-09 4.074E-09 2.399E-09 1.571E-09       1.105E-09 8. 190E-10         6.312E-10 SSW         1.843E-07    6.233E-08 3.200E-08     1.521E-08  5.465E-09  2.710E-09  1.596E-09  1.045E-09 7.353E-10 5. 449E-10         4. 199E-10 SW         7.977E-08    2. 698E-08 1. 385E-08 6.585E-09 2.365E-09 1.173E-09 6.907E-10 4.523E-10       3.182E-10 2.358E-10          1. 817E-10 WSW         2.694E-08    9. 111E-09 4. 678E-09 2.224E-09 7.989E-10 3.962E-10 2.333E-10 1.528E-10       1.075E-10 7. 965E-11         6. 138E-11 W         2.049E-08    6. 930E-09 3.558E-09 1.692E-09 6.076E-10 3.013E-10 1.774E-10 1.162E-10        8.175E-11 6. 059E-11         4. 669E-11 WNW         6.897E-08    2. 332E-08 1. 197E-08 5.693E-09 2.045E-09 1.014E-09 5.971E-10 3.910E-10       2.751E-10 2. 039E-10         1.571E-10 NW         2.113E-07    7. 144E-08 3. 668E-08 1.744E-08 6.264E-09 3.106E-09 1.829E-09 1.198E-09       8.427E-10 6.245E-10          4. 813E-10 NNW         2.277E-07    7. 699E-08 3. 953E-08 1.879E-08 6.751E-09 3.348E-09 1.971E-09 1.291E-09       9.082E-10 6. 731E-10         5. 187E-10 N         2.708E-07    9. 157E-08 4.702E-08 2.235E-08 8.029E-09 3.982E-09 2.345E-09 1.535E-09        1.080E-09 8. 005E-10         6. 169E-10 NNE         1.091E-07    3. 688E-08 1. 894E-08 9.002E-09 3.234E-09 1.604E-09 9.443E-10 6.183E-10       4.351E-10 3.224E-10          2. 485E-10 NE         9.067E-08    3. 066E-08 1. 574E-08 7.484E-09 2.688E-09 1.333E-09 7.850E-10 5.140E-10       3.617E-10 2. 680E-10         2. 066E-10 ENE         6.469E-08    2. 187E-08 1. 123E-08 5.339E-09 1.918E-09 9.512E-10 5.601E-10 3.667E-10       2.580E-10 1. 912E-10         1. 474E-10 E        7.221E-08    2. 442E-08 1.254E-08 5.961E-09 2.141E-09 1.062E-09 6.252E-10 4.094E-10        2.881E-10 2. 135E-10         1. 645E-10 ESE         1.164E-07    3. 936E-08 2.021E-08 9.607E-09 3.451E-09 1.711E-09 1.008E-09 6.598E-10        4.643E-10 3. 441E-10         2. 652E-10 SE         2.177E-07    7.361E-08 3.780E-08 1.797E-08 6.454E-09 3.201E-09 1.885E-09 1.234E-09         8.684E-10 6. 436E-10         4. 959E-10 SSE         2.781E-07    9. 403E-08 4. 828E-08 2.295E-08 8.244E-09 4.089E-09 2.407E-09 1.576E-09       1.109E-09 8.220E-10          6.335E-10 DIRECTION                                                       DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE          5.00         7.50      10.00        15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00     35.00      40.00      45.00               50.00 S        5.014E-10    2.228E-10 1.349E-10 6.820E-11 4.128E-11 2.768E-11 1.983E-11 1.489E-11         1.158E-11 9.249E-12          7.549E-12 SSW         3.336E-10    1. 482E-10 8. 977E-11 4.537E-11 2.746E-11 1.841E-11 1.319E-11 9.907E-12       7.703E-12 6. 153E-12         5.023E-12 SW         1.444E-10    6. 414E-11 3.885E-11 1.964E-11 1.189E-11 7.969E-12 5.710E-12 4.288E-12        3.334E-12 2. 663E-12         2.174E-12 WSW         4.877E-11    2. 166E-11 1. 312E-11 6.633E-12 4.015E-12 2.692E-12 1.929E-12 1.448E-12       1.126E-12 8. 995E-13         7.342E-13 W         3.709E-11    1. 648E-11 9. 981E-12 5.045E-12 3.053E-12 2.047E-12 1.467E-12 1.102E-12       8.565E-13 6. 842E-13         5.584E-13 WNW         1.248E-10    5.545E-11 3.359E-11 1.698E-11 1.028E-11 6.890E-12 4.937E-12 3.707E-12         2.882E-12 2. 302E-12         1. 879E-12 NW         3.824E-10    1. 699E-10 1. 029E-10 5.201E-11 3.148E-11 2.110E-11 1.512E-11 1.136E-11       8.829E-12 7. 053E-12         5.757E-12 NNW         4.121E-10    1. 831E-10 1. 109E-10 5.605E-11 3.392E-11 2.274E-11 1.630E-11 1.224E-11       9.515E-12 7. 601E-12         6.204E-12 N         4.901E-10    2. 177E-10 1. 319E-10 6.666E-11 4.035E-11 2.705E-11 1.938E-11 1.456E-11       1.132E-11 9. 040E-12         7.379E-12 NNE         1.974E-10    8.769E-11 5. 312E-11 2.685E-11 1.625E-11 1.090E-11 7.807E-12 5.862E-12        4.558E-12 3. 641E-12         2. 972E-12 NE         1.641E-10    7.290E-11 4.416E-11 2.232E-11 1.351E-11 9.058E-12 6.490E-12 4.873E-12         3.789E-12 3. 027E-12         2.471E-12 ENE         1.171E-10    5.201E-11 3.150E-11 1.592E-11 9.638E-12 6.462E-12 4.630E-12 3.477E-12         2.703E-12 2. 159E-12         1. 763E-12 E         1.307E-10    5. 806E-11 3.517E-11 1.778E-11 1.076E-11 7.214E-12 5.169E-12 3.881E-12        3.018E-12 2. 411E-12         1. 968E-12 ESE         2.107E-10    9.358E-11 5.669E-11 2.865E-11 1.734E-11 1.163E-11 8.331E-12 6.256E-12         4.864E-12 3. 886E-12         3.171E-12 SE         3.940E-10    1. 750E-10 1. 060E-10 5.359E-11 3.243E-11 2.175E-11 1.558E-11 1.170E-11       9.098E-12 7.267E-12          5. 932E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1      1-2          2-3        3-4          4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30     30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.702E-08 9. 631E-09   2. 514E-09 1.129E-09    6.388E-10  2. 456E-10 7. 107E-11 2. 817E-11 1.504E-11 9.310E-12 SSW 3.128E-08 6. 407E-09   1. 673E-09 7.512E-10    4.250E-10  1. 634E-10 4. 728E-11 1. 874E-11 1.001E-11 6.194E-12 SW 1.354E-08 2. 773E-09   7.239E-10  3.251E-10    1. 839E-10 7.073E-11  2. 046E-11 8. 11OE-12 4.331E-12 2.681E-12 WSW 4.573E-09 9. 366E-10   2. 445E-10 1. 098E-10   6.212E-11  2.389E-11  6. 911E-12 2.739E-12  1.463E-12 9.054E-13 W 3.478E-09 7. 124E-10   1. 860E-10 8.353E-11    4. 725E-11 1. 817E-11 5.257E-12  2. 083E-12 1.113E-12 6.887E-13 WNW 1.170E-08 2. 397E-09   6.259E-10  2.811E-10    1. 590E-10 6. 115E-11 1. 769E-11 7.012E-12  3.744E-12 2.318E-12 NW 3.585E-08 7. 344E-09   1. 917E-09 8.610E-10    4. 871E-10 1. 873E-10 5. 419E-11 2. 148E-11 1.147E-11 7.099E-12 NNW 3.864E-08 7. 914E-09   2. 066E-09 9.279E-10    5.249E-10  2.019E-10  5. 840E-11 2. 315E-11 1.236E-11 7.651E-12 N 4.596E-08 9. 413E-09   2. 457E-09 1. 104E-09   6.244E-10  2.401E-10  6. 946E-11 2. 753E-11 1.470E-11 9.099E-12 NNE 1.851E-08 3. 791E-09   9. 897E-10 4. 445E-10  2. 515E-10  9. 670E-11 2.798E-11  1. 109E-11 5.921E-12 3.665E-12 NE 1.539E-08 3. 152E-09   8.228E-10  3. 695E-10  2. 091E-0   8. 039E-11 2.326E-11  9.218E-12  4.922E-12 3.047E-12 ENE 1.098E-08 2.249E-09    5. 870E-10 2. 636E-10   1.491E-10  5.735E-11  1. 659E-11 6.576E-12  3.512E-12 2.174E-12 E 1.225E-08 2. 510E-09   6. 553E-10 2. 943E-10   1. 665E-10 6.403E-11  1. 852E-11 7. 341E-12 3.920E-12 2.427E-12 ESE 1.975E-08 4. 046E-09   1. 056E-09 4.744E-10   2. 684E-10  1. 032E-10 2. 985E-11 1. 183E-11 6.319E-12 3.911E-12 SE 3.694E-08 7. 567E-09   1. 975E-09 8. 872E-10  5. 019E-10  1. 930E-10 5.584E-11  2.213E-11  1.182E-11 7.315E-12 SSE 4.719E-08 9. 666E-09   2. 523E-09 1. 133E-09   6. 411E-10 2.465E-10  7. 132E-11 2. 827E-11 1.510E-11 9.344E-12

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE   TYPE OF  DIRECTION DIST. X/Q       X/Q       X/Q       D/Q ID      LOCATION FROM SITE (MI)  (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO      2.26 DAY   8.0 DAY DECAY     DECAY      DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site   Boundary   S    .80    7.1E-06   7.1E-06   6.3E-06   4.1E-08 A  Site Boundary   SSW    .82    4.3E-06   4.3E-06   3.8E-06   2.5E-08 A  Site Boundary    SW    .97    1.6E-06   1.6E-06   1.4E-06   7.OE-09 A  Site Boundary   WSW    .93    6.OE-07   5.9E-07   5.2E-07   2.7E-09 A  Site Boundary     W    .91    5.6E-07   5.6E-07   4.9E-07   2.1E-09 A  Site Boundary   WNW    .94    1.2E-06   1.2E-06   1.OE-06   6.7E-09 A  Site Boundary    NW    .81    5.OE-06   5.OE-06   4.4E-06   3.OE-08 A  Site Boundary   NNW    .69    1.OE-05   1.OE-05   9.4E-06   4.6E-08 A  Site Boundary     N    .67    1.4E-05   1.4E-05   1.3E-05   5.6E-08 A  Site Boundary   NNE    .60    7.8E-06   7.8E-06   7.1E-06   2.7E-08 A  Site Boundary    NE    .62    5.0E-06   4.9E-06   4.5E-06   2.1E-08 A  Site Boundary   ENE    .59    3.2E-06   3.2E-06   2.9E-06   1.7E-08 A  Site Boundary     E    .53    4.OE-06   4.OE-06   3.6E-06   2.3E-08 A  Site Boundary   ESE    .54    4.9E-06   4.8E-06   4.4E-06   3.5E-08 A  Site Boundary    SE    .65    6.4E-06   6.4E-06   5.8E-06   4.8E-08 A  Site Boundary   SSE    .81    4.7E-06   4.7E-06   4.2E-06   3.9E-08 A  Nearest Res     SSW   2.10    5.2E-07   5.2E-07   4.3E-07   2.4E-09 A  Nearest Res      SW   1.30    8.5E-07   8.4E-07   7.3E-07   3.4E-09 A  Nearest Res     WSW   1.90    1.2E-07   1.1E-07   9.6E-08   4.5E-10 A  Nearest Res       W   1.00    4.5E-07   4.5E-07   3.9E-07   1.7E-09 A  Nearest Res     WNW   1.70    3.0E-07   3.OE-07   2.5E-07   1.5E-09 A  Nearest Res      NW    .90    3.9E-06   3.9E-06   3.4E-06   2.3E-08 A  Nearest Res     NNW   1.90    1.2E-06   1.2E-06   9.7E-07   3.8E-09 A  Nearest Res       N   2.50    8.8E-07   8.7E-07   7.1E-07   2.3E-09 A  Nearest Res      NE   2.80    2.2E-07   2.2E-07   1.8E-07   6.OE-10 A  Nearest Res     ENE   1.70    3.4E-07   3.3E-07   2.8E-07   1.4E-09 A  Nearest Res       E   1.90    2.8E-07   2.8E-07   2.3E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Res     ESE   2.30    2.4E-07   2.4E-07   2.OE-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Cow     NNW   3.50    3.6E-07   3.5E-07   2.8E-07   9.1E-10 A  Nearest Garde    SW   1.30    8.5E-07   8.4E-07   7.3E-07   3.4E-09 A  Nearest Garde   WSW   1.90    1.2E-07   1.IE-07   9.6E-08   4.5E-10 A  Nearest Garde   WNW   2.40    1.4E-07   1.4E-07   1.2E-07   6.6E-10 A  Nearest Garde    NW   2.90    3.OE-07   3.OE-07   2.4E-07   1.3E-09 A  Nearest Garde   NNW   2.80    5.4E-07   5.4E-07   4.3E-07   1.5E-09 A  Nearest Garde    NE   2.80    2.2E-07   2.2E-07   1.8E-07   6.OE-10 A  Nearest Garde   ENE   1.70    3.4E-07   3.3E-07   2.8E-07   1.4E-09 A  Nearest Garde     E   1.90    2.8E-07   2.8E-07   2.3E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Garde   ESE   3.00    1.4E-07   1.4E-07   1.1E-07   6.6E-10

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Ground Level Releases April-June 2009 B246

VE1.,S GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 NO DECAY,   UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBE D)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250       .500        .750       1.000       1.500    2.000     2.500       3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5. 992E-05 1. 932E-05 1. 036E-05   5.215E-06 2.103E-06 1.141E-06 7.249E-07 5. 068E-07    3. 780E-07 2. 952E-07 2.387E-07 SSW        3.147E-05 1. 090E-05 5.877E-06     2. 934E-066 1.147E-06 6.092E-07 3.805E-07 2. 624E-07  1. 934E-07 1. 495E-07 1. 198E-07 SW        1. 496E-05 5. 127E-06 2.793E-06    1. 407E-066 5.526E-07 2.943E-07 1.841E-07 1. 271E-07  9. 380E-08 7.257E-08  5. 818E-08 WSW        8. 954E-06 3.214E-06 1. 715E-06    8. 446E-077 3.215E-07 1.675E-07 1.030E-07 7. O1OE-08  5.11OE-08  3. 913E-08 3. 108E-08 W        1. 122E-05 3. 963E-06 2.141E-06    1. 068E-06 4.134E-07 2.180E-07 1.353E-07 9. 284E-08   6. 813E-08 5.247E-08  4. 189E-08 WNW        1. 692E-05 5.946E-06 3.169E-06     1. 566E-066 5.987E-07 3.129E-07 1.929E-07 1..316E-07  9. 611E-08 7.371E-08  5. 863E-08 NW        2. 607E-05 8.785E-06 4. 633E-06    2.282E-066 8.782E-07 4.617E-07 2.861E-07 1..962E-07   1. 439E-07 1. 108E-07 8. 849E-08 NNW        2. 693E-05 8. 896E-06 4. 673E-06   2. 315E-066 9.277E-07 5.019E-07 3.180E-07 2. .220E-07 1. 654E-07 1.291E-07  1. 043E-07 N        5. 058E-05 1. 669E-05 9. 072E-06   4. 586E-066 1.843E-06 9.981E-07 6.328E-07 4. 418E-07  3.291E-07  2.568E-07  2.074E-07 NNE        3. 079E-05 9. 804E-06 5.245E-06    2. 639E-066 1.064E-06 5.777E-07 3.671E-07 2. .569E-07 1. 917E-07 1. 498E-07 1.212E-07 NE        2.078E-05 6. 608E-06 3.529E-06     1. 780E-066 7.239E-07 3.954E-07 2.522E-07 1. 770E-07  1.324E-07  1. 037E-07 8. 400E-08 ENE        1. 297E-05 4. 166E-06 2.235E-06    1. 129E-066 4.590E-07 2.505E-07 1.597E-07 1. 120E-07  8.370E-08  6.549E-08  5. 303E-08 E        2.009E-05 6.208E-06 3.282E-06      1. 656E-06 6.837E-07 3.771E-07 2.423E-07 1. 711E-07   1.286E-07  1. 011E-07 8.219E-08 ESE        2.462E-05 7.794E-06 4.179E-06      2. 117E-06 8.672E-07 4.757E-07 3.044E-07 2. 141E-07   1. 605E-07 1. 258E-07 1. 021E-07 SE        3. 404E-05 1. 088E-05 5.770E-06    2. 899E-06 1.192E-06 6.555E-07 4.205E-07 2. 964E-07   2.225E-07  1. 748E-07 1. 420E-07 SSE        4. 591E-05 1. 482E-05 7.836E-06    3. 921E-0( 1.591E-06 8.676E-07 5.529E-07 3. 877E-07   2. 898E-07 2. 268E-07 1. 837E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR          5.000      7.500     10.000       15.000      20.000   25.000    30.000     35.000      40.000     45.000     50.000 S       1.982E-07 1.032E-07 6.756E-08 3.932E-08 2. 692E-08 2. 011E-08 1. 587E-08 1.300E-08       1.094E-08  9.404E-09  8.215E-09 SSW        9.869E-08 4.979E-08 3.185E-08 1.797E-08 1.206E-08 8. 865E-09 6. 904E-09 5.594E-09        4.665E-09  3.977E-09  3. 449E-09 SW        4.794E-08 2.420E-08 1.549E-08 8.731E-09 5.848E-09 4.294E-09 3. 341E-09 2. 704E-09        2.253E-09  1.918E-09  1. 662E-09 WSW        2.540E-08 1.244E-08 7.782E-09 4.258E-09 2. 801E-09 2. 028E-09 1. 560E-09 1.250E-09       1.033E-09  8.730E-10  7.514E-10 W        3.439E-08 1.713E-08 1.085E-08 6.034E-09 4. 003E-09 2. 917E-09 2.255E-09 1. 816E-09       1.506E-09  1.277E-09  1. 103E-09 WNW        4.800E-08 2.367E-08 1.489E-08 8.201E-09 5.416E-09 3.933E-09 3. 032E-09 2.436E-09         2.016E-09  1.708E-09  1.472E-09 NW        7.274E-08 3.651E-08 2.329E-08 1.311E-08 8. 801E-09 6.478E-09 5. 052E-09 4.098E-09        3.422E-09  2.920E-09  2.535E-09 NNW        8.653E-08 4.499E-08 2.941E-08 1.711E-08 1. 172E-08 8.764E-09 6. 919E-09 5. 671E-09       4.777E-09  4.108E-09  3.592E-09 N        1.720E-07 8.925E-08 5.823E-08 3.372E-08 2. 300E-08 1. 712E-08 1. 347E-08 1. 101E-08      9.248E-09  7.933E-09  6. 919E-09 NNE        1.007E-07 5.262E-08 3.452E-08 2.017E-08 1. 386E-08 1. 038E-08 8.210E-09 6.738E-09        5.681E-09  4.890E-09  4.277E-09 NE        6.989E-08 3.665E-08 2.409E-08 1.411E-08 9. 702E-09 7.271E-09 5.751E-09 4.721E-09         3.981E-09  3.427E-09  2. 998E-09 ENE        4.409E-08 2.305E-08 1.511E-08 8.820E-09 6.048E-09 4.522E-09 3.571E-09 2.927E-09          2.465E-09  2.120E-09  1. 853E-09 E        6.859E-08 3.637E-08 2.409E-08 1.425E-08 9. 867E-09 7. 432E-09 5. 902E-09 4. 861E-09      4.112E-09  3.549E-09  3. 112E-09 ESE        8.503E-08 4.473E-08 2.947E-08 1.729E-08 1. 190E-08 8. 920E-09 7.058E-09 5. 795E-09       4.888E-09  4.209E-09  3. 683E-09 SE        1.184E-07 6.262E-08 4.141E-08 2.443E-08 1. 687E-08 1.268E-08 1. 005E-08 8.270E-09        6.987E-09  6.024E-09  5.277E-09 SSE        1.528E-07 8.004E-08 5.259E-08 3.077E-08 2. 113E-08 1. 582E-08 1. 251E-08 1.026E-08       8.651E-09  7.445E-09  6.512E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED) FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2        2-3        3-4          4-5         5-10    10-20     20-30       30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 1.006E-05 2.367E-06 7. 487E-07 3. 833E-07 2. 404E-07 1. 085E-07 4. 008E-08 2.023E-08 1. 303E-08    9.419E-09 SSW 5.684E-06 1. 305E-06 3. 942E-07 1. 964E-07 1. 208E-07 5.269E-08 1. 843E-08 8. 932E-09 5.615E-09     3.985E-09 SW 2.696E-06 6.277E-07 1. 907E-07 9. 523E-08 5. 865E-08 2.560E-08 8. 951E-09 4.327E-09 2.714E-09       1.923E-09 WSW 1.661E-06 3. 693E-07 1. 070E-07 5. 197E-08 3. 136E-08 1. 325E-08 4.394E-09 2.047E-09 1.256E-09      8.753E-10 W 2.069E-06 4. 719E-07 1. 404E-07 6. 922E-08 4.224E-08 1. 818E-08 6.202E-09 2. 942E-09 1. 823E-09    1.280E-09 WNW 3.074E-06 6. 866E-07 2. 004E-07 9. 772E-08 5. 916E-08 2.517E-08 8. 449E-09 3. 968E-09 2. 447E-09    1.712E-09 NW 4.511E-06 1. 005E-06 2. 970E-07 1.462E-07 8. 928E-08 3.868E-08 1. 345E-08 6.527E-09 4.113E-09       2.926E-09 NNW 4.564E-06 1. 047E-06 3.287E-07 1. 677E-07 1. 050E-07 4.730E-08 1. 745E-08 8. 815E-09 5.687E-09      4.115E-09 N 8.772E-06 2.077E-06 6.538E-07 3.337E-07 2. 089E-07 9. 386E-08 3.440E-08 1. 723E-08 1. 104E-08      7.947E-09 NNE 5.100E-06 1. 198E-06 3. 792E-07 1. 944E-07 1. 221E-07 5. 526E-08 2.055E-08 1. 044E-08 6.756E-09     4.897E-09 NE 3.436E-06 8. 125E-07 2. 603E-07 1. 342E-07 8. 461E-08 3.846E-08 1. 437E-08 7.311E-09 4. 733E-09     3.432E-09 ENE 2.173E-06 5.153E-07 1. 648E-07 8. 484E-08 5.341E-08 2. 420E-08 8. 987E-09 4.548E-09 2.935E-09       2.123E-09 E 3.210E-06 7. 635E-07 2. 498E-07 1. 302E-07 8.275E-08 3. 807E-08 1. 449E-08 7. 469E-09 4. 873E-09   3.554E-09 ESE 4.066E-06 9. 709E-07 3. 140E-07 1. 626E-07 1. 028E-07 4. 690E-08 1. 760E-08 8. 969E-09 5. 810E-09   4.215E-09 SE 5.629E-06 1. 333E-06 4. 335E-07 2.254E-07 1. 430E-07 6.559E-08 2. 484E-08 1. 275E-08 8.291E-09      6.033E-09 SSE 7.649E-06 1. 787E-06 5. 707E-07 2. 938E-07 1. 850E-07 8. 400E-08 3. 133E-08 1. 591E-08 1.029E-08    7.457E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,     UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5.986E-05 1.929E-05 1.033E-05     5.195E-0I6 2.090E-06 1.132E-06 7.176E-07 5 .007E-07      3.726E-07  2. 904E-07 2.342E-07 SSW         3.144E-05 1.088E-05 5.861E-06     2. 923E-066 1.141E-06 6.047E-07 3.769E-07 2 .594E-07     1. 909E-07 1. 473E-07 1. 178E-07 SW         1.495E-05 5.117E-06 2.785E-06      1. 401E-066 5.493E-07 2.919E-07 1.822E-07 1 .255E-07    9.243E-08  7. 136E-08 5.709E-08 WSW         8.947E-06 3.209E-06 1.711E-06      8. 420E-0 7 3.200E-07 1.664E-07 1.022E-07 6 .944E-08    5. 054E-08 3. 864E-08 3. 064E-08 W        1.121E-05 3.958E-06 2.137E-06      1. 065E-066 4.117E-07 2.168E-07 1.344E-07 9 .205E-08    6. 746E-08 5. 187E-08 4. 135E-08 WNW         1.691E-05 5.939E-06 3.163E-06      1. 562E-066 5.964E-07 3.113E-07 1.917E-07 1 .306E-07    9. 525E-08 7.295E-08  5. 795E-08 NW         2.605E-05 8.774E-06 4.624E-06     2.276E-066 8.747E-07 4.592E-07 2.842E-07 1 .945E-07      1. 425E-07 1. 096E-07 8. 737E-08 NNW         2.691E-05 8.879E-06 4.660E-06     2. 306E-066 9.221E-07 4.978E-07 3.148E-07 2 .193E-07     1. 630E-07 1.269E-07  1. 023E-07 N        5.053E-05 1.666E-05 9.045E-06      4.568E-066 1.832E-06 9.901E-07 6.264E-07 4 .364E-07     3.244E-07  2. 526E-07 2. 035E-07 NNE         3.076E-05 9.785E-06 5.229E-06     2. 628E-066 1.057E-06 5.730E-07 3.633E-07 2 .537E-07     1. 889E-07 1. 473E-07 1. 189E-07 NE         2.076E-05 6.593E-06 3.517E-06      1. 772E-066 7.190E-07 3.917E-07 2.493E-07 1 .746E-07    1. 303E-07 1. 018E-07 8. 225E-08 ENE         1.296E-05 4.159E-06 2.229E-06      1. 125E-066 4.564E-07 2.486E-07 1.581E-07 1 .107E-07    8. 258E-08 6.449E-08  5.212E-08 E        2.007E-05 6.194E-06 3.271E-06      1. 648E-066 6.790E-07 3.736E-07 2.396E-07 1 .687E-07    1. 265E-07 9. 921E-08 8. 047E-08 ESE         2.459E-05 7.777E-06 4.165E-06     2. 107E-066 8.611E-07 4.712E-07 3.008E-07 2 .111E-07     1. 578E-07 1.235E-07  9. 991E-08 SE         3.400E-05 1.085E-05 5.752E-06     2. 886E-0I6 1.184E-06 6.496E-07 4.158E-07 2 .924E-07     2. 190E-07 1. 716E-07 1. 391E-07 SSE         4.587E-05 1.479E-05 7.813E-06      3. 905E-066 1.581E-06 8.603E-07 5.471E-07 3 828E-07     2. 855E-07 2.229E-07  1. 801E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000     20.000      25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.941E-07 1.OOOE-07 6.474E-08     3. 685E-088 2.468E-08 1.803E-08 1.392E-08 1 .115E-08     9. 179E-09 7. 716E-09 6.593E-09 SSW         9.683E-08   4.837E-08  3.064E-08   1. 694E-088 1.114E-08 8.028E-09 6.128E-09 4 .866E-09    3. 978E-09 3.323E-09  2. 825E-09 SW         4.694E-08 2.344E-08 1.484E-08      8. 186E-0S9 5.365E-09 3.854E-09 2.934E-09 2 .323E-09    1. 894E-09 1. 578E-09 1. 338E-09 WSW         2.500E-08 1.214E-08 7.539E-09      4. 060E-099 2.629E-09 1.873E-09 1.418E-09 1 .119E-09    9. 097E-10 7.570E-10  6.415E-10 W        3.390E-08 1.676E-08 1.054E-08      5. 770E-099 3.769E-09 2.705E-09 2.059E-09 1 .632E-09    1. 333E-09 1. 113E-09 9.464E-10 tz       WNW         4.737E-08 2.320E-08 1.449E-08      7. 875E-099 5.128E-09 3.673E-09 2.792E-09 2 .212E-09    1. 806E-09 1. 508E-09 1.282E-09 NW         7.171E-08 3.573E-08 2.261E-08      1. 253E-088 8.290E-09 6.010E-09 4.616E-09 3 .688E-09    3. 032E-09 2.549E-09  2. 180E-09 NNW         8.475E-08 4.359E-08 2.819E-08      1. 604E-088 1.076E-08 7.866E-09 6.075E-09 4 .872E-09    4.015E-09  3.378E-09  2. 890E-09 N        1.685E-07 8.650E-08 5.583E-08      3. 165E-088 2.113E-08 1.540E-08 1.186E-08 9 .482E-09    7. 797E-09 6.547E-09  5.590E-09 NNE         9.861E-08 5.096E-08 3.306E-08      1. 890E-088 1.271E-08 9.315E-09 7.208E-09 5 .788E-09    4. 775E-09 4. 022E-09 3.443E-09 NE         6.826E-08 3.537E-08 2.297E-08      1. 313E-088 8.807E-09 6.440E-09 4.970E-09 3 .981E-09    3.275E-09  2. 751E-09 2.349E-09 ENE         4.325E-08 2.239E-08 1.454E-08      8. 322E-099 5.598E-09 4.106E-09 3.181E-09 2 .558E-09    2. 115E-09 1. 785E-09 1. 531E-09 E        6.700E-08 3.510E-08 2.297E-08      1. 326E-088 8.961E-09 6.587E-09 5.105E-09 4 .104E-09    3.388E-09  2. 853E-09 2.442E-09 ESE         8.301E-08 4.313E-08 2.806E-08      1. 606E-088 1.078E-08 7.881E-09 6.082E-09 4 .870E-09    4.006E-09  3.364E-09  2.871E-09 SE         1.157E-07 6.050E-08 3.954E-08     2.279E-088 1.537E-08 1.128E-08 8.741E-09 7 .023E-09      5.796E-09  4. 882E-09 4. 179E-09 SSE         1.495E-07 7.743E-08 5.029E-08     2. 875E-088 1.929E-08 1.411E-08 1.089E-08 8 .731E-09     7. 190E-09 6. 045E-09 5. 165E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 1.004E-05  2. 354E-06  7. 414E-07 3. 779E-07 2. 360E-07   1. 052E-07 3. 764E-08 1. 816E-08 1. 119E-08 7. 734E-09 SSW 5.670E-06   1.299E-06   3. 907E-07 1. 939E-07  1. 188E-07  5. 126E-08 1. 741E-08 8. 098E-09 4. 888E-09 3. 333E-09 SW 2.688E-06  6. 242E-07  1. 888E-07 9.387E-08  5. 756E-08   2. 484E-08 8. 410E-09 3. 889E-09 2.334E-09  1. 583E-09 WSW 1.658E-06   3. 677E-07  1. 062E-07 5. 140E-08 3.092E-08,   1.296E-08  4. 197E-09 1. 893E-09 1. 125E-09 7. 595E-10 W 2.065E-06  4. 702E-07  1. 394E-07 6. 855E-08  4. 171E-08  1. 780E-08 5. 940E-09 2.730E-09  1. 640E-09 1. 117E-09 WNW 3.068E-06   6. 842E-07  1. 991E-07 9. 685E-08 5. 848E-08   2. 470E-08 8. 125E-09 3.709E-09  2.223E-09  1. 513E-09 NW 4.503E-06   1. OO1E-06  2. 950E-07 1.448E-07   8. 815E-08  3. 789E-08 1.289E-08  6.060E-09  3.703E-09  2. 555E-09 NNW 4.551E-06   1. 041E-06  3.254E-07  1. 654E-07  1. 031E-07  4.589E-08  1. 639E-08 7. 920E-09 4. 889E-09 3. 386E-09 N 8.748E-06  2. 066E-06  6.474E-07  3.290E-07  2.051E-07    9. 109E-08 3.235E-08  1. 551E-08 9.518E-09  6. 563E-09 NNE 5.085E-06   1. 191E-06  3.754E-07  1. 916E-07  1. 198E-07  5.360E-08  1. 930E-08 9.377E-09  5.808E-09  4. 031E-09 NE 3.425E-06   8. 074E-07  2.574E-07  1. 321E-07 8.285E-08    3.717E-08  1. 339E-08 6.483E-09  3. 995E-09 2. 757E-09 ENE 2.167E-06   5. 126E-07  1. 633E-07 8.372E-08  5.250E-08    2.354E-08  8.493E-09  4.134E-09  2.567E-09  1. 788E-09 E 3.200E-06  7. 587E-07  2.470E-07  1.282E-07  8. 103E-08   3. 680E-08 1. 351E-08 6. 627E-09 4.117E-09  2. 859E-09 ESE 4.053E-06   9. 648E-07  3. 104E-07 1. 599E-07  1.006E-07   4.529E-08  1. 638E-08 7. 934E-09 4.887E-09  3.372E-09 SE 5.612E-06  1. 325E-06  4.288E-07  2.219E-07  1. 401E-07   6.346E-08  2.321E-08  1. 136E-08 7.046E-09  4. 892E-09 SSE 7.627E-06   1. 777E-06  5. 649E-07 2.894E-07  1. 815E-07   8.138E-08  2. 933E-08 1. 420E-08 8.762E-09  6.058E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,       DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBE D)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5. 669E-05 1. 764E-05 9.220E-06    4. 560E-066 6 1. 783E-06 9. 430E-07 5.855E-07 4. 012E-07  2. 938E-07 2.256E-07  1.795E-07 SSW         2. 977E-05 9. 945E-06 5.233E-06   2. 565E-066 9.726E-07 5. 034E-07 3. 074E-07 2. 077E-07   1. 504E-07 1. 143E-07 9.015E-08 SW        1. 416E-05 4. 680E-06 2. 487E-06   1.230E-067 4. 685E-07 2. 431E-07 1. 487E-07 1. 006E-07  7.289E-08  5. 544E-08 4.375E-08 WSW         8. 472E-06 2. 934E-06 1. 527E-06   7. 387E-077 2.727E-07 1. 384E-07 8. 322E-08 5. 553E-08  3. 975E-08 2. 993E-08 2.340E-08 W        1. 062E-05 3.617E-06 1. 907E-06    9. 339E-076 3.507E-07 1. 802E-07 1. 094E-07 7.356E-08   5.301E-08  4. 015E-08 3. 155E-08 WNW         1. 601E-05 5. 428E-06 2. 823E-06   1. 370E-066 5.079E-07 2.587E-07 1. 560E-07 1. 043E-07   7. 481E-08 5. 642E-08 4. 418E-08 NW         2. 467E-05 8. 020E-06 4. 126E-06   1. 996E-066 7. 450E-07 3. 817E-07 2. 313E-07 1. 555E-07 1. 120E-07 8. 481E-08 6. 667E-08 NNW         2.548E-05 8. 120E-06 4. 161E-06   2. 024E-066 7. 865E-07 4. 146E-07 2. 569E-07 1. 757E-07  1.285E-07  9. 861E-08 7. 841E-08 N        4. 786E-05 1. 524E-05 8. 078E-06   4. O1OE-066 1. 562E-06 8. 246E-07 5. 111E-07 3. 497E-07 2.558E-07  1. 962E-07 1. 560E-07 NNE         2. 913E-05 8.948E-06 4. 670E-06   2. 307E-066 9.018E-07 4. 772E-07 2. 965E-07 2. 033E-07   1. 490E-07 1. 145E-07 9. 114E-08 NE         1. 966E-05 6.031E-06 3. 142E-06    1. 556E-067 6. 136E-07 3.265E-07 2. 037E-07 1. 400E-07  1. 028E-07 7. 917E-08 6. 313E-08 ENE         1. 227E-05 3. 803E-06 1. 990E-06   9. 875E-076 3.892E-07 2. 070E-07 1.290E-07 8. 864E-08   6.506E-08  5. 006E-08 3. 990E-08 E        1. 901E-05 5. 666E-06 2. 922E-06   1. 448E-066 5.795E-07 3. 114E-07 1. 957E-07 1. 353E-07  9. 986E-08 7. 719E-08 6. 177E-08 ESE         2.330E-05 7.113E-06 3. 721E-06     1. 851E-066 7.350E-07 3. 928E-07 2. 458E-07 1. 694E-07  1. 246E-07 9. 609E-08 7. 672E-08 SE         3.220E-05 9. 927E-06 5. 137E-06   2. 534E-066 1. O1OE-06 5. 414E-07 3.395E-07 2.345E-07    1. 729E-07 1. 335E-07 1. 067E-07 SSE         4.344E-05 1. 353E-05 6. 977E-06    3. 428E-06 1.349E-06 7. 167E-07 4. 465E-07 3.068E-07    2.252E-07  1. 733E-07 1. 381E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE 15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1. 469E-07  7.213E-08  4. 484E-08 2. 400E-08   1.534E-08 1.079E-08 8.062E-09 6. 282E-09    5.046E-09  4. 150E-09 3. 477E-09 SSW         7.317E-08   3. 482E-08 2.117E-08   1. 099E-08  6.885E-09 4.769E-09 3.520E-09 2. 714E-09    2.162E-09  1.764E-09  1. 468E-09 SW         3.552E-08   1. 691E-08 1. 028E-08  5. 331E-09  3.333E-09 2.304E-09 1.698E-09 1. 307E-09    1.040E-09  8. 473E-10 7. 041E-10 WSW         1. 885E-08  8. 708E-09 5. 182E-09 2. 612E-09   1.607E-09 1.097E-09 8.006E-10 6. 115E-10    4.830E-10  3. 914E-10 3.236E-10 W        2.553E-08   1. 200E-08 7.231E-09   3. 705E-09  2.298E-09 1.580E-09 1.159E-09 8. 893E-10    7.051E-10  5. 734E-10 4. 756E-10 WNW         3.565E-08   1. 659E-08 9. 926E-09  5. 041E-09  3.114E-09 2.134E-09 1.562E-09 1. 197E-09    9.474E-10  7. 695E-10 6. 377E-10 w.
NW         5.400E-08   2.558E-08  1. 551E-08  8. 047E-09  5.053E-09 3.509E-09 2.597E-09 2. 008E-09    1.603E-09  1. 311E-09 1. 094E-09 NNW         6.412E-08   3. 143E-08 1. 952E-08  1. 045E-08  6.681E-09 4.703E-09 3.517E-09 2. 742E-09    2.205E-09  1. 814E-09 1. 521E-09 N        1.275E-07   6.236E-08  3.866E-08  2. 060E-08   1.311E-08 9.193E-09 6.851E-09 5. 327E-09    4.271E-09  3. 507E-09 2. 933E-09 NNE         7.463E-08   3. 676E-08 2.291E-08   1. 231E-08  7.898E-09 5.571E-09 4.173E-09 3. 258E-09    2.622E-09  2. 159E-09 1. 811E-09 NE         5.175E-08   2. 558E-08 1. 597E-08  8. 596E-09  5.513E-09 3.887E-09 2.910E-09 2. 271E-09    1.826E-09  1. 503E-09 1.260E-09 ENE         3.269E-08   1. 611E-08 1. 004E-08 5. 395E-09   3.455E-09 2.434E-09 1.822E-09 1. 422E-09    1.144E-09  9. 421E-10 7. 903E-10 E        5.079E-08   2. 538E-08 1. 597E-08  8. 685E-09  5.607E-09 3.974E-09 2.987E-09 2. 339E-09    1.887E-09  1. 557E-09 1. 309E-09 ESE         6.295E-08   3.121E-08  1. 952E-08  1. 053E-08  6.757E-09 4.766E-09 3.569E-09 2. 785E-09    2.240E-09  1. 844E-09 1. 546E-09 SE         8. 770E-08  4. 372E-08 2.746E-08   1. 489E-08  9.593E-09 6.787E-09 5.096E-09 3. 986E-09    3.212E-09  2. 649E-09 2.225E-09 SSE         1. 132E-07  5. 590E-08 3.489E-08   1. 877E-08  1.202E-08 8.474E-09 6.342E-09 4. 948E-09    3.980E-09  3.276E-09  2. 747E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 9.019E-06  2. 027E-06  6. 071E-07 2. 985E-07  1. 811E-07  7. 661E-08 2. 478E-08 1. 091E-08 6.320E-09  4.166E-09 SSW 5.095E-06  1. 118E-06  3. 198E-07 1. 530E-07  9. 102E-08  3.727E-08  1. 143E-08 4. 833E-09 2.734E-09  1.772E-09 SW 2.416E-06  5.376E-07   1. 546E-07 7. 416E-08 4. 417E-08   1. 810E-08 5.543E-09  2.336E-09  1. 317E-09 8. 513E-10 WSW 1.489E-06  3. 166E-07  8. 686E-08 4. 052E-08 2. 365E-08   9.395E-09  2. 736E-09 1.114E-09  6.166E-10  3.934E-10 W 1.855E-06  4. 045E-07  1. 139E-07 5.398E-08  3. 187E-08   1.289E-08  3.863E-09  1. 603E-09 8. 962E-10 5. 762E-10 WNW 2.756E-06  5. 886E-07  1. 627E-07 7. 623E-08 4. 465E-08   1. 786E-08 5.270E-09  2. 167E-09 1.206E-09  7.734E-10 NW 4.045E-06  8. 615E-07  2.411E-07  1. 141E-07  6. 735E-08  2.742E-08  8. 376E-09 3.556E-09  2.022E-09  1.317E-09 NNW 4.091E-06  8. 962E-07  2. 665E-07 1. 306E-07 7. 911E-08   3.340E-08  1.079E-08  4.756E-09  2.759E-09  1. 821E-09 N 7.860E-06  1. 778E-06  5.302E-07  2. 599E-07 1. 573E-07   6. 630E-08 2. 128E-08 9.301E-09  5.360E-09  3.521E-09 NNE 4.570E-06  1. 025E-06  3.074E-07  1. 514E-07  9.194E-08   3.902E-08  1. 270E-08 5.632E-09  3.277E-09  2. 167E-09 NE 3.079E-06  6. 954E-07  2. 11OE-07 1.045E-07   6. 367E-08  2.712E-08  8. 865E-09 3. 930E-09 2.284E-09  1. 509E-09 ENE 1.947E-06  4. 412E-07  1. 336E-07 6.608E-08  4.024E-08    1. 710E-08 5.566E-09  2.462E-09  1. 430E-09 9. 457E-10 E 2.876E-06  6.533E-07   2.024E-07  1. 014E-07  6.227E-08   2. 685E-08 8. 936E-09 4.015E-09  2.352E-09  1. 563E-09 ESE 3.643E-06  8.309E-07   2.544E-07  1. 265E-07 7. 736E-08   3.307E-08  1. 085E-08 4.818E-09  2.801E-09  1. 851E-09 SE 5.045E-06  1. 140E-06  3.513E-07  1. 755E-07 1. 076E-07   4. 626E-08 1. 533E-08 6. 859E-09 4.008E-09  2. 659E-09 SSE 6.856E-06  1. 530E-06  4. 627E-07 2.287E-07  1. 393E-07   5. 929E-08 1. 935E-08 8. 568E-09 4. 977E-09 3.288E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND           SECTORS DIRECTION                                                        DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE             .25         .50         .75        1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00        3.50       4.00           4.50 S         2.903E-01    9.817E-08 5.041E-08 2.396E-08 8.608E-09 4.269E-09 2.514E-09 1. 646E-09          1.15SE-09  B. 593E-10   6.614E-10 SSW         1.839E-07    6.217E-08 3.192E-08 1. 518E-08 5.452E-09 2.704E-09 1. 592E-09 1. 042E-09        7. 335E-10 5. 436E-10    4. 189E-10 SW         6.774E-08    2.291E-08 1.176E-08 5. 591E-09 2.008E-09 9.960E-10 5. 865E-10 3. 840E-10        2. 702E-10 2.003E-10     1. 543E-10 WSW          5.806E-08    1.963E-08 1.008E-08 4. 793E-09 1.722E-09 8.538E-10 5. 027E-10 3.292E-10         2. 316E-10 1.717E-10     1. 323E-10 W         8.387E-08    2.836E-08 1.456E-08 6. 923E-09 2.487E-09 1.233E-09 7.261E-10 4.755E-10          3. 346E-10 2.479E-10    1. 911E-10 WNW          1.441E-07    4.872E-08 2.502E-08 1. 189E-08 4.272E-09 2.119E-09 1.247E-09 8. 168E-10         5. 748E-10 4.259E-10    3.282E-10 NW         2.484E-07    8.399E-08 4.312E-08 2. 050E-08 7.364E-09 3.652E-09 2. 150E-09 1. 408E-09        9. 908E-10 7.343E-10    5. 659E-10 NNW          1.355E-07    4.581E-08 2.352E-08 1. 118E-08 4.017E-09 1.992E-09 1. 173E-09 7. 681E-10        5. 404E-10 4.005E-10    3. 086E-10 N         2.591E-07    8.763E-08 4.499E-08 2. 139E-08 7.683E-09 3.810E-09 2.244E-09 1. 469E-09         1. 034E-09 7. 661E-10   5. 903E-10 NNE          1.753E-07    5.927E-08 3.043E-08 1.447E-08 5.197E-09 2.577E-09 1. 517E-09 9. 936E-10         6. 991E-10 5.181E-10    3. 993E-10 NE         7.312E-08    2.472E-08 1.269E-08 6.035E-09 2.168E-09 1.075E-09 6.330E-10 4.145E-10           2. 917E-10 2.162E-10    1. 666E-10 ENE          5.699E-08    1.927E-08 9.894E-09 4.704E-09 1.690E-09 8.379E-10 4. 934E-10 3.231E-10          2.273E-10  1. 685E-10   1.298E-10 E         6.236E-08    2.109E-08 1.083E-08 5. 148E-09 1.849E-09 9.170E-10 5.399E-10 3.535E-10          2. 488E-10 1. 844E-10   1.421E-10 ESE          8.602E-08    2.909E-08 1.493E-08 7. 100E-09 2.550E-09 1.265E-09 7.447E-10 4.877E-10          3. 431E-10 2. 543E-10    1. 960E-10 SE         1.398E-07    4.727E-08 2.427E-08 1. 154E-08 4.144E-09 2.055E-09 1.210E-09 7.924E-10          5. 576E-10 4. 132E-10   3.184E-10 SSE         2.516E-07    8.508E-08 4.368E-08 2. 077E-08 7.460E-09 3.700E-09 2. 178E-09 1.426E-09         1. 004E-09 7. 438E-10   5.732E-10 DIRECTION                                                        DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE           5.00         7.50      10.00        15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00       40.00      45.00         50.00 S         5.254E-10    2. 334E-10 1. 414E-10 7. 147E-11 4.326E-11 2.900E-11 2.078E-11 1. 560E-11       1.213E-11  9. 692E-12   7. 911E-12 SSW         3.328E-10    1. 478E-10 8. 955E-11 4. 526E-11 2.739E-11 1.837E-11 1. 316E-11 9. 883E-12      7. 684E-12 6. 138E-12   5. O1OE-12 SW         1.226E-10    5. 446E-11 3.299E-11 1. 668E-11 1.009E-11 6.767E-12 4. 849E-12 3. 641E-12       2.831E-12  2.261E-12    1. 846E-12 WSW          1.051E-10    4. 668E-11 2.82SE-11 1. 429E-11 8.651E-12 5.800E-12 4.156E-12 3. 121E-12        2.427E-12  1. 938E-12   1. 582E-12 W         1.518E-10    6.743E-11 4. 08SE-1I 2. 065E-11 1.250E-11 8.378E-12 6.003E-12 4.508E-12         3.505E-12  2. 800E-12   2.285E-12 WNW          2.608E-10    1. 158E-10 7. 017E-11 3.547E-11 2.147E-11 1.439E-11 1. 031E-11 7.744E-12        6. 021E-12 4. 810E-12   3. 926E-12 NW         4.495E-10    1. 997E-10 1. 210E-10 6. 114E-11 3.701E-11 2.481E-11 1. 778E-11 1. 335E-11      1. 038E-11 8.292E-12    6. 768E-12 NNW          2.452E-10    1.089E-10 6. 598E-11 3.335E-11 2.019E-11 1.353E-11 9. 698E-12 7.282E-12         5. 662E-12 4.523E-12    3. 692E-12 N         4.690E-10    2.083E-10 1.262E-10 6.379E-11 3.861E-11 2.589E-11 1. 855E-11 1. 393E-11         1. 083E-11 8. 651E-12   7. 061E-12 NNE          3.172E-10    1. 409E-10 8. 536E-11 4.314E-11 2.611E-11 1.751E-11 1. 255E-11 9.420E-12        7. 325E-12 5. 851E-12   4. 776E-12 NE         1.323E-10    5. 879E-11 3. 561E-11 1. 800E-11 1.089E-11 7.304E-12 5.234E-12 3.930E-12        3. 056E-12 2.441E-12    1. 992E-12 ENE          1.031E-10    4. 582E-11 2. 775E-11 1. 403E-11 8.491E-12 5.693E-12 4. 079E-12 3.063E-12       2.382E-12  1. 902E-12   1. 553E-12 E         1.129E-10    5. 014E-11 3. 037E-11 1. 535E-11 9.292E-12 6.230E-12 4.464E-12 3.352E-12        2. 606E-12 2.082E-12    1. 699E-12 ESE          1.557E-10    6. 916E-11 4. 189E-11 2. 118E-I    1.282E-11 8.593E-12 6. 157E-12 4. 624E-12    3.595E-12  2. 872E-12   2.344E-12 SE         2.530E-10    1. 124E-10 6. 808E-11 3. 441E-11 2.083E-11 1.396E-11 1. OO1E-11 7.513E-12       5.842E-12  4. 666E-12   3. 809E-12 SSE          4.554E-10    2. 023E-10 1.225E-10 6. 194E-11 3.749E-11 2.513E-11 1.801E-11 1.352E-11         1. 052E-11 S. 400E-12   6. 856E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS              *3********* *****
SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1                    2-3        3-4          4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40       40-50 1-2 FROM SITE S 4.927E-08 1. 009E-08   2. 635E-09 1. 183E-09   6. 694E-10 2.574E-10  7.447E-11  2. 951E-11 1. 576E-11  9. 755E-12 SSW 3.120E-08  6.391E-09    1. 669E-09 7. 494E-10   4.239E-10  1. 630E-10 4.716E-11  1. 869E-11 9. 982E-12  6. 178E-12 SW 1.150E-08  2. 355E-09   6.147E-10  2. 761E-10   1. 562E-10 6.006E-11  1. 738E-11 6.887E-12  3. 678E-12  2.276E-12 WSW 9.854E-09  2. 018E-09   5.269E-10  2.366E-10    1. 339E-10 5.148E-11  1. 489E-11 5. 903E-12 3.152E-12   1. 951E-12 W 1.423E-08  2. 915E-09   7. 611E-10 3. 418E-10   1. 934E-10 7.436E-11  2.151E-11  8.526E-12  4.553E-12   2. 818E-12 WNW 2.445E-08  5. 008E-09   1. 307E-09 5. 872E-10   3. 322E-10 1.278E-10  3.696E-11  1.465E-11  7.822E-12   4. 842E-12 NW 4.215E-08  8. 634E-09   2.254E-09  1. 012E-09   5. 727E-10 2.202E-10  6.371E-11  2.525E-11  1. 348E-11  8.346E-12 NNW 2.299E-08  4. 709E-09   1. 229E-09 5. 522E-10   3. 124E-10 1.201E-10  3.475E-11  1.377E-11  7.355E-12   4. 553E-12 N 4.398E-08  9. OOBE-09   2.352E-09  1. 056E-09   5. 975E-10 2.298E-10  6.647E-11  2.634E-11  1.407E-11   8. 708E-12 NNE 2.974E-08  6. 092E-09   1. 590E-09 7. 143E-10   4. 041E-10 1. 554E-10 4.496E-11  1. 782E-11 9.515E-12   5.889E-12 NE 1.241E-08  2.542E-09    6. 635E-10 2. 980E-10   1. 686E-10 6. 483E-11 1.875E-11  7. 433E-12 3. 969E-12  2. 457E-12 ENE 9.671E-09  1. 981E-09   5. 171E-10 2. 323E-10   1. 314E-10 5. 053E-11 1.462E-11  5. 794E-12 3.094E-12   1. 915E-12 E 1.058E-08  2. 168E-09   5. 659E-10 2. 542E-10   1. 438E-10 5.530E-11  1. 600E-11 6.340E-12  3.386E-12   2. 096E-12 ESE 1.460E-08  2. 990E-09   7. 806E-10 3. 506E-10   1. 983E-10 7. 627E-11 2.206E-11  8.745E-12  4. 670E-12  2. 890E-12 SE 2.372E-08  4. 859E-09   1.268E-09  5. 697E-10   3.223E-10  1.239E-10  3.585E-11  1.421E-11  7.589E-12   4. 697E-12 SSE 4.270E-08  8. 746E-09   2.283E-09  1. 025E-09   5. 801E-10 2.231E-10  6.454E-11  2.558E-11  1.366E-11   8. 455E-12

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF    DIRECTION DIST. X/Q       X/Q       X/Q       D/Q ID      LOCATION FROM SITE (MI)  (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO      2.26 DAY   8.0 DAY DECAY     DECAY      DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site   Boundary    S    .80   8.9E-06   8.9E-06   7.9E-06   4.3E-08 A  Site Boundary    SSW    .82   4.7E-06   4.7E-06   4.1E-06   2.5E-08 A  Site Boundary     SW    .97   1.5E-06   1.5E-06   1.3E-06   6.OE-09 A  Site Boundary   WSW     .93   1.OE-06   1.OE-06   9.OE-07   5.9E-09 A  Site Boundary      W    .91   1.3E-06   1.3E-06   1.2E-06   8.8E-09 A  Site Boundary   WNW     .94   1.8E-06   1.8E-06   1.6E-06   1.4E-08 A  Site Boundary     NW    .81   3.8E-06   3.8E-06   3.4E-06   3.5E-08 A  Site Boundary   NNW     .69   5.4E-06   5.3E-06   4.8E-06   2.7E-08 A  Site Boundary      N    .67   1.1E-05   1.1E-05   9.5E-06   5.4E-08 A  Site Boundary   NNE     .60   7.4E-06   7.4E-06   6.6E-06   4.4E-08 A  Site Boundary     NE    .62   4.7E-06   4.6E-06   4.2E-06   1.7E-08 A  Site Boundary   ENE     .59   3.2E-06   3.2E-06   2.9E-06   1.5E-08 A  Site Boundary      E    .53   5.7E-06   5.7E-06   5.2E-06   1.9E-08 A  Site Boundary   ESE     .54   6.9E-06   6.9E-06   6.3E-06   2.6E-08 A  Site Boundary     SE    .65   7.2E-06   7.2E-06   6.4E-06   3.1E-08 A  Site Boundary   SSE     .81   6.5E-06   6.5E-06   5.7E-06   3.6E-08 A  Nearest Res     SSW   2.10    5.5E-07   5.4E-07   4.5E-07   2.4E-09 A  Nearest Res       SW  1.30    7.6E-07   7.6E-07   6.6E-07   2.9E-09 A  Nearest Res     WSW   1.90    1.9E-07   1.9E-07   1.6E-07   9.7E-10 A  Nearest Res        W  1.00    1.1E-06   1.1E-06   9.3E-07   6.9E-09 A  Nearest Res     WNW   1.70    4.5E-07   4.5E-07   3.8E-07   3.1E-09 A  Nearest Res       NW    .90   3.OE-06   2.9E-06   2.6E-06   2.7E-08 A  Nearest Res     NNW   1.90    5.6E-07   5.5E-07   4.6E-07   2.3E-09 A  Nearest Res        N  2.50    6.3E-07   6.3E-07   5.1E-07   2.2E-09 A  Nearest Res       NE  2.80    2.OE-07   2.OE-07   1.6E-07   4.9E-10 A  Nearest Res     ENE   1.70    3.5E-07   3.5E-07   2.9E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Res        E  1.90    4.2E-07   4.1E-07   3.5E-07   1.OE-09 A  Nearest Res     ESE   2.30    3.6E-07   3.6E-07   2.9E-07   9.1E-10 A  Nearest Cow     NNW   3.50    1.7E-07   1.6E-07   1.3E-07   5.4E-10 A  Nearest Garde     SW  1.30    7.6E-07   7.6E-07   6.6E-07   2.9E-09 A  Nearest Garde   WSW   1.90    1.9E-07   1.9E-07   1.6E-07   9.7E-10 A  Nearest Garde   WNW   2.40    2.1E-07   2.1E-07   1.7E-07   1.4E-09 A  Nearest Garde     NW  2.90    2.1E-07   2.1E-07   1.7E-07   1.5E-09 A  Nearest Garde   NNW   2.80    2.5E-07   2.5E-07   2.OE-07   9.OE-10 A  Nearest Garde     NE  2.80    2.OE-07   2.OE-07   1.6E-07   4.9E-10 A  Nearest Garde   ENE   1.70    3.5E-07   3.5E-07   2.9E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Garde      E  1.90    4.2E-07   4.1E-07   3.5E-07   1.OE-09 A  Nearest Garde   ESE   3.00    2.1E-07   2.1E-07   1.7E-07   4.9E-10

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Ground Level Releases January-June 2009 B252

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-JUN 2009 NO DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             ..250      .500       .750       1.000         1.500      2.000      2.500       3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5.384E-05 1.760E-05 9. 364E-06  4. 689E-06 1.888E-06 1.024E-06 6.496E-07 4.
6                                       539E-07 3.384E-07  2.642E-07  2. 135E-07 SSW         3.095E-05 1.059E-05 5. 653E-06  2.813E-066 1.109E-06 5.929E-07 3.721E-07 2.        576E-07 1.905E-07  1.478E-07  1. 187E-07 SW         1.564E-05 5.385E-06 2. 932E-06  1.476E-0 6 5.826E-07 3.113E-07 1.952E-07 1.        351E-07 9.986E-08  7.739E-08  6.212E-08 WSW         7.214E-06 2.554E-06 1. 356E-06  6.681E-0 7 2.574E-07 1.353E-07 8.383E-08 5.        742E-08 4.209E-08  3.238E-08  2.583E-08 W        8.336E-06 2.872E-06 1. 529E-06  7. 587E-0 7 2.980E-07 1.588E-07 9.943E-08 6.       872E-08 5.075E-08  3.930E-08  3. 154E-08 WNW         1.428E-05 4.959E-06 2. 620E-06  1.291E-066 4.978E-07 2.618E-07 1.622E-07 1.        112E-07 8.149E-08  6.271E-08  5.003E-08 NW         2. 956E-05 1. 002E-05 5. 336E-06  2. 649E-066 1.037E-06 5.519E-07 3.452E-07 2.       384E-07 1.760E-07  1.363E-07  1. 093E-07 NNW         4. 094E-05 1. 307E-05 6. 879E-06  3. 440E-066 1.406E-06 7.706E-07 4.930E-07 3.       468E-07 2.599E-07  2.039E-07  1. 654E-07 N        6. 059E-05 1. 948E-05 1. 047E-05  5.289E-066 2.155E-06 1.178E-06 7.526E-07 5.        285E-07 3.956E-07  3.099E-07  2.512E-07 NNE         3. 220E-05 1. 013E-05 5. 361E-06  2. 693E-066 1.102E-06 6.047E-07 3.872E-07 2.       725E-07 2.044E-07  1.604E-07  1. 302E-07 NE         2. 138E-05 6. 799E-06 3. 645E-06  1. 844E-066 7.526E-07 4.119E-07 2.632E-07 1.       849E-07 1.385E-07  1.085E-07  8.796E-08 ENE         1. 283E-05 4. 142E-06 2. 195E-06  1.101E-066 4.488E-07 2.454E-07 1.567E-07 1.        101E-07 8.238E-08  6.453E-08  5.230E-08 E        1. 673E-05 5.294E-06 2. 817E-06  1. 421E-066 5.807E-07 3.181E-07 2.034E-07 1.       429E-07 1.071E-07  8.393E-08  6. 806E-08 ESE         2. 055E-05 6. 661E-06 3. 590E-06  1. 816E-066 7.376E-07 4.023E-07 2.564E-07 1.       797E-07 1.343E-07  1.051E-07  8. 506E-08 SE         3. 137E-05 1. 032E-05 5. 482E-06  2.743E-066 1.110E-06 6.043E-07 3.845E-07 2.        693E-07 2.011E-07  1.572E-07  1. 272E-07 SSE         3. 892E-05 1.281E-05 6. 809E-06  3.406E-06 1.368E-06 7.406E-07 4.694E-07 3.         276E-07 2.440E-07  1.903E-07  1. 537E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                            DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000      7.500      10.000      15.000        20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000      40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.772E-07 9.213E-08 6.022E-08      3.499E-08     2.393E-08 1.786E-08 1. 408E-08 1.. 153E-08   9.704E-09  8. 338E-09 7.283E-09 SSW         9.801E-08 4.991E-08 3.215E-08      1. 831E-08    1.236E-08 9. 130E-09 7. 139E-09 5 .805E-09   4.856E-09  4. 150E-09 3. 608E-09 SW         5.125E-08 2.600E-08 1.670E-08      9.452E-09     6.344E-09 4. 665E-09 3. 634E-09 2:.944E-09   2.455E-09  2. 093E-09 1. 815E-09 WSW         2.120E-08 1.054E-08 6.669E-09      3.709E-09     2.467E-09 1. 802E-09 1.396E-09 1 .127E-09    9.361E-10  7. 954E-10 6. 879E-10 W         2.601E-08 1.320E-08 8.478E-09      4. 810E-09    3.238E-09 2.387E-09 1. 864E-09 1 .514E-09    1.265E-09  1. 080E-09 9. 381E-10 WNW         4.107E-08 2.046E-08 1.297E-08      7.234E-09     4.819E-09 3.525E-09 2. 734E-09 2:.208E-09    1.837E-09  1. 562E-09 1. 352E-09 tII        NW         9.017E-08 4.582E-08 2.948E-08      1. 677E-08    1. 132E-08 8.367E-09 6.545E-09 5 .323E-09    4.453E-09  3. 807E-09 3. 311E-09 NNW         1.378E-07 7.263E-08 4.792E-08      2. 820E-08    1. 945E-08 1. 462E-08 1. 159E-08 9*.528E-09  8.048E-09  6. 938E-09 6. 078E-09 N        2.091E-07 1.098E-07 7.221E-08      4.231E-08     2. 908E-08 2. 178E-08 1. 722E-08 1 .413E-08  1.191E-08  1. 025E-08 8. 966E-09 NNE         1.085E-07 5.731E-08 3.786E-08      2.232E-08     1. 542E-08 1. 160E-08 9.201E-09 7'.571E-09   6.399E-09  5.518E-09  4. 836E-09 NE         7.322E-08 3.845E-08 2.530E-08      1. 483E-08    1. 020E-08 7. 640E-09 6. 043E-09 4.. 960E-09 4.183E-09  3. 601E-09 3. 150E-09 ENE         4.352E-08 2.282E-08 1.501E-08      8.785E-09     6.036E-09 4.521E-09 3.575E-09 2'.934E-09     2.474E-09  2. 129E-09 1. 863E-09 E        5.667E-08 2.978E-08 1.961E-08      1. 150E-08    7.916E-09 5. 936E-09 4. 698E-09 3:.858E-09   3.255E-09  2. 803E-09 2. 453E-09 ESE         7.071E-08 3.693E-08 2.421E-08      1.411E-08     9.663E-09 7.218E-09 5.695E-09 4 .664E-09     3.926E-09  3.374E-09  2. 947E-09 SE         1.057E-07 5.513E-08 3.611E-08      2. 103E-08    1. 440E-08 1. 076E-08 8.488E-09 6 .953E-09   5.854E-09  5.032E-09  4.397E-09 SSE         1.275E-07 6.609E-08 4.312E-08     2.498E-08      1. 704E-08 1. 270E-08 9. 999E-09 8:.177E-09  6.874E-09  5. 902E-09 5. 151E-09 CHI/Q '(SEC/METER CUBED) FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2        2-3         3-4         4-5           5-10      10-20      20-30       30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 9.117E-06  2.126E-06  6. 711E-07 3.431E-07   2.151E-07      9.685E-08  3.568E-08  1. 797E-08 1. 157E-08  8. 352E-09 SSW 5.488E-06   1.258E-06  3.852E-07  1. 934E-07   1. 196E-07    5.271E-08  1.874E-08  9. 195E-09 5. 825E-09  4. 159E-09 SW 2.830E-06   6. 606E-07 2. 021E-07 1. 014E-07   6.262E-08     2.748E-08  9.680E-09  4. 700E-09 2. 955E-09  2. 097E-09 WSW 1.316E-06   2. 944E-07 8.700E-08  4.277E-08   2. 606E-08     1.119E-08  3.815E-09  1.817E-09  1. 131E-09  7. 973E-10 W 1.485E-06  3. 385E-07 1. 030E-07 5. 152E-08   3. 179E-08    1.395E-08  4.927E-09  2. 405E-09 1. 519E-09  1. 082E-09 WNW 2. 549E-06  5. 693E-07 1. 684E-07 8.281E-08    5. 047E-08    2.171E-08  7.436E-09  3.554E-09  2.217E-09   1. 566E-09 NW 5. 182E-06  1. 180E-06 3.576E-07  1. 787E-07   1. 102E-07    4.841E-08  1.717E-08  8. 426E-09 5.341E-09   3. 815E-09 NNW 6. 726E-06  1. 576E-06 5.086E-07  2. 634E-07   1. 666E-07    7.614E-08  2.870E-08  1.469E-08  9.552E-09   6. 948E-09 N 1. 017E-05 2. 417E-06 7.765E-07  4. 009E-07  2.530E-07      1.151E-07  4.307E-08  2.190E-08  1. 417E-08  1. 027E-08 NNE 5.235E-06   1. 235E-06 3.993E-07  2.071E-07    1.311E-07     6.004E-08  2.271E-08  1. 166E-08 7.590E-09   5. 526E-09 NE 3. 545E-06  8. 436E-07 2.715E-07  1. 403E-07   8. 859E-08    4.033E-08  1.510E-08  7. 683E-09 4. 973E-09  3. 606E-09 ENE 2. 141E-06  5. 033E-07 1. 617E-07 8.349E-08   5.268E-08      2.395E-08  8.946E-09  4.547E-09  2. 942E-09  2. 132E-09 E 2. 747E-06 6.507E-07  2.098E-07  1. 085E-07   6. 854E-08    3.123E-08  1.171E-08  5. 969E-09 3. 868E-09  2. 807E-09 ESE 3.484E-06   8.282E-07  2. 646E-07 1. 361E-07   8.567E-08     3.878E-08  1.438E-08  7.261E-09  4. 677E-09  3.379E-09 SE 5. 339E-06  1. 248E-06 3. 970E-07 2.038E-07    1.281E-07     5.791E-08  2.144E-08  1. 082E-08 6. 973E-09  5.040E-09 SSE 6. 629E-06  1. 542E-06 4.850E-07  2.474E-07    1. 548E-07    6.952E-08  2.548E-08  1. 278E-08 8.201E-09   5. 912E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-JUN 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,     UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBE                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250       .500       .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5.319E-05 1.157z-05   S.3312E-06  4.61IE-O6   1.816E-06 1. 015E-06 6. 430E-01 4.483E-07   3.335E-07  2.59ZE-O7  2. 094E-QO7 SSW         3.092E-05 1.057E-05   5.638E-06   2.803E-06   1. 103E-06 5. 885E-07 3. 685E-07 2.547E-07  1. 880E-07 1. 455E-07 1. 166E-07 SW         1.562E-05 5.374E-06   2.923E-06   1.470E-06   5. 790E-07 3. 087E-07 1. 932E-07 1. 334E-07 9. 840E-08 7. 609E-08 6. 095E-08 WSW         7.208E-06 2.550E-06   1.353E-06   6.660E-07   2.562E-07 1. 344E-07 8.314E-08 5. 685E-08   4. 160E-08 3. 195E-08 2. 544E-08 W        8.329E-06 2.867E-06   1.525E-06   7.562E-07   2. 965E-07 1. 577E-07 9. 857E-08 6.800E-08  5.013E-08  3. 875E-08 3. 103E-08 WNW         1.427E-05 4.952E-06   2.615E-06   1.288E-06   4. 957E-07 2. 603E-07 1. 610E-07 1. 101E-07 8. 062E-08 6. 194E-08 4. 934E-08 NW         2.954E-05 1.OOOE-05   5.324E-06  2.641E-06    1. 033E-06 5.485E-07 3.425E-07 2.362E-07    1. 740E-07 1. 345E-07 1. 077E-07 NNW         4.089E-05 1.304E-05   6.858E-06   3.426E-06   1. 397E-06 7. 640E-07 4.877E-07 3. 422E-07  2. 559E-07 2. 003E-07 1. 621E-07 N        6.053E-05 1.944E-05   1.044E-05   5.267E-06   2.142E-06 1. 169E-06 7. 446E-07 5.218E-07   3.897E-07  3. 046E-07 2. 464E-07 NNE         3.216E-05 1.011E-05   5.343E-06  2.681E-06    1. 095E-06 5. 991E-07 3. 827E-07 2. 687E-07 2. O1OE-07 1. 573E-07 1. 274E-07 NE         2.136E-05 6.783E-06   3.632E-06   1.835E-06   7.472E-07 4.080E-07 2. 600E-07 1. 822E-07   1. 361E-07 1. 064E-07 8. 602E-08 ENE         1.282E-05 4.134E-06   2.189E-06   1.097E-06   4.462E-07 2.435E-07 1. 552E-07 1. 088E-07   8. 124E-08 6.351E-08  5.137E-08 E        1.671E-05 5.283E-06   2.808E-06   1.415E-06   5.770E-07 3.154E-07 2. 012E-07 1. 411E-07   1. 054E-07 8.247E-08  6. 673E-08 ESE         2.052E-05 6.647E-06   3.579E-06   1.809E-06   7.331E-07 3. 989E-07 2. 537E-07 1. 774E-07  1. 323E-07 1. 033E-07 8.342E-08 SE         3.133E-05 1.030E-05   5.466E-06  2.733E-06    1. 104E-06 5. 994E-07 3. 806E-07 2. 659E-07 1. 982E-07 1.546E-07  1.248E-07 SSE         3.888E-05 1.278E-05   6.789E-06   3.393E-06   1.360E-06 7.348E-07 4. 647E-07 3.236E-07    2. 405E-07 1. 872E-07 1. 508E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000      7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.735E-07 8.920E-08 5.765E-08    3.275E-08    2. 190E-08 1. 598E-08 1. 232E-08 9.860E-09  8.113E-09  6. 817E-09 5. 823E-09 SSW         9.610E-08 4.844E-08 3.088E-08     1. 722E-08  1. 137E-08 8.226E-09 6.297E-09 5.012E-09    4.104E-09  3.434E-09  2. 923E-09 SW         5.018E-08 2.518E-08 1.599E-08     8. 853E-09  5. 810E-09 4. 179E-09 3. 183E-09 2.522E-09  2.057E-09  1. 715E-09 1. 454E-09 WSW         2.084E-08 1.027E-08 6.443E-09    3. 520E-09   2.300E-09 1. 650E-09 1. 255E-09 9.946E-10   8.116E-10  6. 772E-10 5.752E-10 W        2.555E-08 1.284E-08 8.167E-09     4. 543E-09  2. 997E-09 2. 166E-09 1. 658E-09 1.319E-09  1.080E-09  9.043E-10  7. 699E-10 WNW         4.043E-08 1.998E-08 1.256E-08     6. 885E-09  4.508E-09 3.241E-09 2. 471E-09 1.961E-09    1.603E-09  1.340E-09  1. 140E-09 t,        NW         8.871E-08 4.469E-08 2.849E-08     1. 592E-08  1. 056E-08 7. 667E-09 5. 891E-09 4.707E-09  3.869E-09  3.250E-09  2. 777E-09 NNW         1.348E-07 7.019E-08 4.578E-08    2. 632E-08   1. 774E-08 1. 302E-08 1. 008E-08 8.102E-09  6.688E-09  5. 635E-09 4. 825E-09 N        2.046E-07 1.062E-07 6.911E-08    3. 960E-08   2. 662E-08 1. 950E-08 1. 508E-08 1.211E-08  9.986E-09  8.409E-09  7. 197E-09 NNE         1.059E-07 5.525E-08 3.605E-08    2. 073E-08   1. 397E-08 1. 025E-08 7. 935E-09 6.371E-09  5.255E-09  4. 423E-09 3. 784E-09 NE         7.142E-08 3.703E-08 2.405E-08    1. 374E-08   9.205E-09 6.723E-09 5. 183E-09 4.147E-09    3.409E-09  2. 861E-09 2. 440E-09 ENE         4.266E-08 2.214E-08 1.441E-08    8. 260E-09   5.558E-09 4.078E-09 3. 158E-09 2.539E-09    2.098E-09  1. 769E-09 1. 517E-09 E        5.543E-08 2.880E-08 1.875E-08     1. 075E-08  7.232E-09 5.301E-09 4. 102E-09 3.294E-09    2.717E-09  2. 289E-09 1. 959E-09 ESE         6.919E-08 3.574E-08 2.317E-08    1. 320E-08   8.839E-09 6.456E-09 4. 980E-09 3.989E-09    3.284E-09  2. 761E-09 2. 359E-09 SE         1.035E-07 5.339E-08 3.458E-08    1. 970E-08   1. 319E-08 9. 635E-09 7. 434E-09 5.955E-09  4.904E-09  4. 123E-09 3.524E-09 SSE         1.248E-07 6.400E-08 4.128E-08    2.338E-08    1. 559E-08 1.136E-08 8. 740E-09 6.987E-09   5.742E-09  4. 819E-09 4.112E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)  FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2        2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 9.092E-06   2. 115E-06 6. 644E-07 3.382E-07  2. 11OE-07   9.390E-08  3. 346E-08 1. 609E-08 9.897E-09  6. 833E-09 SSW 5.474E-06   1.252E-06  3.816E-07  1. 908E-07  1. 176E-07  5.123E-08  1. 766E-08 8.294E-09  5. 033E-09 3. 443E-09 SW 2.822E-06   6.570E-07  2. 001E-07 9. 991E-08  6. 145E-08  2. 665E-08 9. 086E-09 4.215E-09  2.534E-09  1. 720E-09 WSW 1.314E-06   2. 931E-07 8. 630E-08 4.228E-08  2. 567E-08   1. 092E-08 3. 627E-09 1. 665E-09 9. 994E-10 6. 793E-10 W 1.482E-06   3. 370E-07 1. 021E-07 5.090E-08  3. 129E-08   1. 359E-08 4. 661E-09 2. 184E-09 1. 325E-09 9. 067E-10 WNW 2.544E-06   5. 670E-07 1. 671E-07 8. 194E-08  4. 977E-08  2.123E-08  7.090E-09  3.271E-09  1. 970E-09 1. 344E-09 NW 5.172E-06   1. 175E-06 3.549E-07  1.767E-07   1. 086E-07  4.727E-08  1. 633E-08 7. 729E-09 4. 726E-09 3.258E-09 NNW 6.706E-06   1. 566E-06 5.032E-07  2.594E-07   1. 633E-07  7.369E-08  2. 683E-08 1. 310E-08 8. 129E-09 5. 647E-09 N 1.014E-05   2. 404E-06 7. 685E-07 3. 950E-07 2. 482E-07   1. 116E-07 4.039E-08  1. 963E-08 1. 215E-08 8. 427E-09 NNE 5.218E-06   1.227E-06  3. 948E-07 2.037E-07   1. 283E-07  5.798E-08  2. 113E-08 1. 032E-08 6. 393E-09 4. 433E-09 NE 3.534E-06   8. 381E-07 2. 684E-07 1. 380E-07  8. 664E-08  3.890E-08  1.401E-08  6. 769E-09 4. 162E-09 2. 868E-09 ENE 2.136E-06   5. 007E-07 1. 602E-07 8.235E-08   5. 174E-08  2.326E-08  8.425E-09  4. 10SE-09 2.548E-09  1. 773E-09 E 2.739E-06   6. 469E-07 2.076E-07  1. 069E-07  6.721E-08   3.025E-08  1. 096E-08 5.336E-09  3.305E-09  2.294E-09 ESE 3.474E-06   8.236E-07  2. 619E-07 1.341E-07   8. 404E-08  3.759E-08  1. 348E-08 6.501E-09  4.004E-09  2.767E-09 SE 5.325E-06   1. 242E-06 3. 931E-07 2. 009E-07  1.257E-07   5.616E-08  2. 011E-08 9. 702E-09 5. 977E-09 4. 132E-09 SSE 6.612E-06   1. 534E-06 4. 803E-07 2. 439E-07  1. 520E-07  6.742E-08  2.390E-08  1. 144E-08 7.014E-09  4. 831E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-JUN 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,       DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500     4.000      4.500 S        5.094E-05 1.606E-05 8.338E-06     4. 100E-06  1. 600E-06 8.457E-07 5.247E-07 3.593E-07    2.630E-07  2.018E-07 1. 605E-07 SSW         2.928E-05 9.667E-06 5.034E-06    2.460E-06    9.407E-07 4. 899E-07 3.006E-07 2.040E-07    1.481E-07  1.129E-07 8. 930E-08 SW         1.480E-05 4.914E-06 2.611E-06     1.291E-06   4.939E-07 2.572E-07 1. 577E-07 1.069E-07    7.760E-08  5.912E-08 4. 672E-08 WSW         6.825E-06 2.331E-06 1.208E-06     5. 843E-07  2. 183E-07 1. 119E-07 6.774E-08 4.548E-08   3.274E-08  2.476E-08 1. 945E-08 W        7.888E-06 2.621E-06 1.361E-06     6. 635E-07  2.527E-07 1. 312E-07 8. 035E-08 5.442E-08   3.946E-08  3.005E-08 2.373E-08 WNW         1.351E-05 4.527E-06 2.334E-06     1. 129E-06  4.223E-07 2.164E-07 1.311E-07 8.806E-08     6.340E-08  4.797E-08 3.768E-08 NW         2.797E-05 9.145E-06 4.752E-06    2. 317E-06   8. 798E-07 4.562E-07 2.790E-07 1. 889E-07   1.369E-07  1.042E-07 8. 230E-08 NNW         3.873E-05 1.192E-05 6.125E-06     3. 008E-06  1. 192E-06 6. 366E-07 3. 981E-07 2.744E-07  2.019E-07  1.557E-07 1.244E-07 N        5.733E-05 1.778E-05 9.323E-06     4. 624E-06  1. 827E-06 9. 735E-07 6.078E-07 4.183E-07   3.074E-07  2.367E-07 1. 889E-07 NNE         3.046E-05 9.244E-06 4.773E-06    2. 354E-06   9.343E-07 4. 994E-07 3. 126E-07 2.156E-07   1.587E-07  1.225E-07 9.784E-08 NE         2.023E-05 6.205E-06 3.245E-06     1. 612E-06  6.379E-07 3. 402E-07 2. 125E-07 1. 463E-07  1.075E-07  8.282E-08 6. 609E-08 ENE         1.214E-05 3.781E-06 1.954E-06     9. 627E-07  3.805E-07 2. 028E-07 1. 266E-07 8. 713E-08  6.403E-08  4.932E-08 3. 935E-08 E        1.583E-05 4.832E-06 2.508E-06     1.242E-06   4. 923E-07 2. 628E-07 1. 642E-07 1. 131E-07 8.319E-08  6.411E-08 5. 117E-08 ESE         1.944E-05 6.079E-06 3.197E-06     1. 588E-06  6.253E-07 3.323E-07 2.070E-07 1. 422E-07    1.044E-07  8.027E-08 6.396E-08 SE         2.968E-05 9.417E-06 4.881E-06    2.399E-06    9.414E-07 4. 992E-07 3.106E-07 2. 131E-07   1.562E-07  1.201E-07 9.565E-08 SSE         3.683E-05 1.169E-05 6.062E-06    2. 978E-06   1. 160E-06 6. 119E-07 3.791E-07 2.593E-07   1.896E-07  1.454E-07 1. 156E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITrE SECTOR            5.000      7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000    45.000     50.000 S        1. 313E-07 6.436E-08 3. 996E-08  2. 135E-08   1. 363E-08 9.573E-09 7. 147E-09 5.565E-09   4.468E-09  3.673E-09 3. 075E-09 SSW         7.265E-08 3. 489E-08 2.135E-08    1. 119E-08  7. 048E-09 4. 903E-09 3. 632E-09 2.809E-09  2.243E-09  1.835E-09 1. 530E-09 SW         3. 798E-08 1. 816E-08 1. 108E-08 5. 769E-09   3. 613E-09 2.501E-09 1. 845E-09 1. 422E-09  1.132E-09  9.227E-10 7. 671E-10 WSW         1. 572E-08 7.373E-09 4. 437E-09  2.272E-09    1. 412E-09 9. 724E-10 7. 144E-10 5.488E-10  4.357E-10  3.546E-10 2. 944E-10 W        1. 929E-08 9.231E-09 5. 636E-09  2. 943E-09   1. 850E-09 1. 285E-09 9. 505E-10 7.345E-10  5.859E-10  4.790E-10 3. 991E-10 WNW         3. 048E-08 1. 433E-08 8.636E-09  4. 435E-09   2.761E-09 1. 904E-09 1. 401E-09 1. 077E-09  8.563E-10  6.977E-10 5. 798E-10 tJ'        NW         6. 690E-08 3.207E-08 1. 961E-08  1. 027E-08   6.481E-09 4.515E-09 3. 349E-09 2.593E-09    2.073E-09  1.698E-09 1. 417E-09 NNW         1. 021E-07 5.071E-08 3. 178E-08  1. 719E-08   1. 106E-08 7. 823E-09 5.871E-09 4.590E-09   3.699E-09  3.050E-09 2. 561E-09 N        1. 549E-07 7. 667E-08 4. 791E-08 2.581E-08    1. 656E-08 1. 168E-08 8. 742E-09 6.823E-09  5.489E-09  4.520E-09 3. 790E-09 NNE         8. 034E-08 3.998E-08 2.508E-08   1. 359E-08   8.756E-09 6. 195E-09 4. 651E-09 3. 637E-09  2.931E-09  2.417E-09 2. 029E-09 NE         5. 420E-08 2. 682E-08 1. 675E-08  9. 021E-09  5.783E-09 4.075E-09 3. 050E-09 2.378E-09    1.912E-09  1.573E-09 1.318E-09 ENE         3.226E-08 1. 595E-08 9. 965E-09  5. 368E-09   3.443E-09 2.428E-09 1. 819E-09 1. 421E-09   1.143E-09  9.420E-10 7. 904E-10 E        4.198E-08 2.080E-08 1. 301E-08   7. 016E-09   4.505E-09 3.180E-09 2.383E-09 1. 861E-09    1.498E-09  1.234E-09 1. 035E-09 ESE         5.239E-08 2.579E-08 1. 606E-08   8. 609E-09   5.501E-09 3.868E-09 2. 890E-09 2.251E-09    1.808E-09  1.486E-09 1.245E-09 SE         7.831E-08 3. 851E-08 2.396E-08   1. 284E-08   8. 202E-09 5. 767E-09 4.309E-09 3.357E-09   2.697E-09  2.218E-09 1. 858E-09 SSE         9. 445E-08 4.617E-08 2.861E-08   1. 524E-08   9.703E-09 6.805E-09 5.073E-09 3. 945E-09    3.164E-09  2.598E-09 2. 174E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)  FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2        2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 8.172E-06  1. 821E-06 5. 441E-07 2. 672E-07 1. 619E-07   6.839E-08  2.205E-08  9.683E-09  5.599E-09  3.687E-09 SSW 4.919E-06   1. 078E-06 3. 124E-07 1. 507E-07  9.014E-08   3.727E-08  1. 161E-08 4. 967E-09 2.829E-09  1. 843E-09 SW 2.536E-06   5. 658E-07 1. 639E-07 7. 894E-08 4. 716E-08   1. 942E-08 5.991E-09  2.535E-09  1. 432E-09 9.270E-10 WSW 1.180E-06   2. 523E-07 7.060E-08  3.334E-08  1. 964E-08   7.924E-09  2.371E-09  9.865E-10  5.530E-10  3. 563E-10 W 1.331E-06  2. 900E-07 8. 355E-08 4.015E-08  2. 396E-08   9.869E-09  3.055E-09  1.302E-09  7.396E-10  4. 811E-10 WNW 2.286E-06   4. 879E-07 1. 366E-07 6.457E-08  3. 806E-08   1.539E-08  4. 625E-09 1. 931E-09 1.086E-09  7. 0OE-10 NW 4.646E-06   1. 011E-06 2. 902E-07 1. 393E-07 8. 309E-08   3.428E-08  1. 066E-08 4.573E-09  2. 611E-09 1. 705E-09 NNW 6.028E-06,  1. 349E-06 4.122E-07  2.050E-07  1. 254E-07   5.371E-08  1. 771E-08 7. 907E-09 4. 617E-09 3. 061E-09 N 9.114E-06  2. 069E-06 6.295E-07  3.122E-07  1. 905E-07   8.127E-08  2. 661E-08 1. 180E-08 6.863E-09  4. 537E-09 NNE 4.692E-06   1. 057E-06 3.236E-07  1. 612E-07 9. 865E-08   4.233E-08  1. 400E-08 6.260E-09  3. 658E-09 2. 426E-09 NE 3.177E-06   7.219E-07  2.200E-07  1. 092E-07 6. 664E-08   2.843E-08  9.300E-09  4. 120E-09 2.393E-09  1. 579E-09 ENE 1.919E-06   4.309E-07  1. 311E-07 6.503E-08  3. 968E-08   1. 691E-08 5.534E-09  2. 455E-09 1.429E-09  9. 455E-10 E 2.462E-06  5. 569E-07 1. 701E-07 8.447E-08  5. 160E-08   2.204E-08  7.231E-09  3.214E-09  1. 872E-09 1.239E-09 ESE 3.122E-06   7. 090E-07 2. 145E-07 1. 060E-07 6. 450E-08   2.738E-08  8. 884E-09 3. 912E-09 2.265E-09  1. 492E-09 SE 4.786E-06   1. 069E-06 3.219E-07  1. 587E-07 9. 647E-08   4.089E-08  1. 325E-08 5. 833E-09 3.377E-09  2.226E-09 SSE 5.942E-06   1. 320E-06 3. 933E-07 1. 927E-07 1. 166E-07   4. 910E-08 1. 575E-08 6. 885E-09 3. 970E-09 2. 609E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-JUN 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS
**  **  * **   * * * * **               RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREP.A (M**-21 AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND      SECTORS DIRECTION                                                                DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE                     .25         .50        .75       1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00       3.50       4.00       4.50 S            2.837E-07     9.594E-08  4. 926E-08 2.342E-08  8.413E-09 4.172E-09 2.457E-09 1.609E-09     1.132E-09  8.388E-10  6.464E-10 SSW               1. 841E-07    6.225E-08 3. 196E-08 1.519E-08 5.458E-09 2.707E-09 1.594E-09 1.044E-09       7.343E-10  5.442E-10  4. 194E-10 SW              7. 375E-08    2. 494E-08 1. 280E-08 6.087E-09 2.187E-09 1.084E-09 6.385E-10 4.181E-10      2.942E-10  2.180E-10  1. 680E-10 WSW               4.251E-08     1. 438E-08 7.382E-09 3.509E-09 1.261E-09 6.251E-10 3.681E-10 2.410E-10       1.696E-10  1.257E-10  9.686E-11 W            5.221E-08     1. 765E-08 9. 065E-09 4. 310E-09 1.548E-09 7.677E-10 4.520E-10 2.960E-10     2.083E-10  1.543E-10  1. 189E-10 WNW               1. 066E-07    3. 603E-08 1. 850E-08 8. 796E-09 3.159E-09 1.567E-09 9.226E-10 6.041E-10     4.251E-10  3.150E-10  2. 428E-10 NW              2.298E-07     7. 771E-08 3. 990E-08 1. 897E-08 6.814E-09 3.379E-09 1.990E-09 1.303E-09     9.168E-10  6.794E-10  5.236E-10 NNW               1. 815E-07    6. 136E-08 3. 151E-08 1. 498E-08 5.380E-09 2.668E-09 1.571E-09 1.029E-09     7.239E-10  5.365E-10  4. 134E-10 N            2. 649E-07    8. 958E-08 4. 600E-08 2. 187E-08 7.855E-09 3.895E-09 2.294E-09 1.502E-09     1.057E-09  7.832E-10  6. 035E-10 NNE               1. 422E-07    4. 808E-08 2.468E-08 1. 174E-08 4.215E-09 2.090E-09 1.231E-09 8.060E-10      5.671E-10  4.203E-10  3.239E-10 NE              8. 187E-08    2.769E-08 1. 422E-08 6.758E-09 2.428E-09 1.204E-09 7.089E-10 4.642E-10       3.266E-10  2.420E-10  1. 865E-10 ENE               6.084E-08     2.057E-08 1. 056E-08 5.022E-09 1.804E-09 8.946E-10 5.267E-10 3.449E-10       2.427E-10  1.799E-10  1. 386E-10 E            6.731E-08     2.276E-08 1.169E-08 5.556E-09 1.996E-09 9.898E-10 5.828E-10 3.816E-10        2.685E-10  1.990E-10  1. 534E-10 ESE               1. 012E-07    3.423E-08 1. 758E-08 8.355E-09 3.001E-09 1.488E-09 8.764E-10 5.739E-10       4.038E-10  2.993E-10  2.306E-10 SE              1. 787E-07    6. 044E-08 3.103E-08 1. 475E-08 5.299E-09 2.628E-09 1.547E-09 1.013E-09      7.130E-10  5.284E-10  4.072E-10 SSE               2. 649E-07    8. 956E-08 4.599E-08 2.186E-08 7.853E-09 3.894E-09 2.293E-09 1.502E-09       1.057E-09  7.830E-10  6.034E-10 DIRECTION                                                                DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE                   5.00         7.50      10.00      15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00      40.00      45.00      50.00 S            5. 135E-10    2.281E-10 1. 382E-10 6. 985E-11 4.227E-11 2.834E-11 2.031E-11 1.525E-11      1. 186E-11 9. 472E-12 7. 731E-12 SSW               3.332E-10     1. 480E-10 8. 966E-11 4. 532E-11 2.743E-11 1.839E-11 1. 318E-11 9. 895E-12   7. 693E-12 6. 145E-12 5. 016E-12 SW              1. 335E-10    5. 929E-11 3.592E-11 1. 815E-11 1.099E-11 7.367E-12 5.279E-12 3. 964E-12     3. 082E-12 2. 462E-12 2. O1OE-12 WSW               7. 695E-11    3. 418E-11 2.071E-11 1. 047E-11 6.335E-12 4.247E-12 3. 043E-12 2.285E-12     1. 777E-12 1. 419E-12 1. 158E-12 W            9. 449E-11    4. 198E-11 2.543E-11 1. 285E-11 7.779E-12 5.216E-12 3. 737E-12 2. 806E-12    2. 182E-12 1. 743E-12 1. 423E-12 WNW               1. 929E-10    8.568E-11 5.190E-11 2. 623E-11 1.588E-11 1.065E-11 7. 628E-12 5.728E-12      4. 453E-12 3. 557E-12 2. 904E-12 NW              4. 159E-10    1. 848E-10 1. 119E-10 5. 657E-11 3.424E-11 2.296E-11 1. 645E-11 1.235E-11    9. 605E-12 7. 672E-12 6.262E-12 NNW               3.284E-10     1. 459E-10 8.838E-11 4. 467E-11 2.704E-11 1.813E-11 1. 299E-11 9.754E-12     7.584E-12  6. 058E-12 4. 945E-12 N            4.795E-10     2. 130E-10 1.290E-10 6.521E-11 3.947E-11 2.646E-11 1. 896E-11 1. 424E-11     1. 107E-11 8. 844E-12 7. 219E-12 NNE               2.573E-10     1. 143E-10 6. 924E-11 3.500E-11 2.118E-11 1.420E-11 1. 018E-11 7. 642E-12    5. 942E-12 4. 746E-12 3. 874E-12 NE              1. 482E-10    6.583E-11 3. 987E-11 2.015E-11 1.220E-11 8.179E-12 5. 861E-12 4.401E-12      3.422E-12  2. 733E-12 2.231E-12 ENE               1. 101E-10    4. 891E-11 2. 963E-11 1.498E-11 9.065E-12 6.078E-12 4. 355E-12 3.270E-12     2.543E-12  2. 031E-12 1. 658E-12 E            1. 218E-10    5. 412E-11 3.278E-11 1. 657E-11 1.003E-11 6.725E-12 4. 818E-12 3. 618E-12    2.813E-12  2.247E-12  1. 834E-12 ESE               1. 832E-10    8.139E-11 4. 930E-11 2.492E-11 1.508E-11 1.011E-11 7.246E-12 5.441E-12       4.230E-12  3.379E-12  2. 758E-12 SE              3.235E-10     1. 437E-10 8. 705E-11 4.400E-11 2.663E-11 1.785E-11 1.279E-11 9.607E-12      7. 470E-12 5. 967E-12 4. 870E-12 SSE               4. 794E-10    2. 129E-10 1. 290E-10 6.520E-11 3.946E-11 2.646E-11 1.896E-11 1.424E-11      1. 107E-11 8. 842E-12 7.217E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1                 1-2          2-3        3-4        4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.815E-08       9. 863E-09    2.575E-09  1.156E-09  6.542E-10  2.516E-10  7.278E-11  2.885E-11  1. 540E-11 9.534E-12 SSW 3.124E-08         6.:399E-09    1.671E-09  7. 503E-10 4.244E-10  1. 632E-10 4.722E-11  1. 871E-11 9.994E-12  6.186E-12 SW 1.252E-08       2.! 564E-09   6.692E-10  3.006E-10  1. 700E-10 6.539E-11  1.892E-11  7.498E-12  4.004E-12  2. 478E-12 WSW 7.215E-09         1.*478E-09    3.858E-10  1. 733E-10  9.803E-11 3.770E-11  1. 091E-11 4.322E-12  2.308E-12  1. 429E-12 W 8.860E-09       i. 815E-09    4.738E-10  2. 128E-10 1.204E-10  4. 629E-11 1. 339E-11 5. 308E-12 2. 834E-12 1. 754E-12 WNW 1.808E-08         3. 704E-09    9.670E-10  4.343E-10  2.457E-10  9.448E-11  2. 733E-11 1.083E-11  5. 785E-12 3.581E-12 NW 3.900E-08       7. 989E-09    2.086E-09  9.367E-10  5.299E-10  2.038E-10  5. 895E-11 2. 336E-11 1.248E-11  7.723E-12 NNW 3.080E-08         6. 308E-09    1.647E-09  7.396E-10  4. 184E-10 1. 609E-10 4. 655E-11 1. 845E-11 9.852E-12  6.098E-12 N 4.496E-08       9. 209E-09    2.404E-09  1. 080E-09 6. 108E-10 2.349E-10  6.795E-11  2. 693E-11 1. 438E-11 8. 902E-12 NNE 2.413E-08         4. 942E-09    1.290E-09  5.794E-10  3.278E-10  1.261E-10  3. 647E-11 1. 445E-11 7.718E-12  4.777E-12 NE 1.389E-08       2. 846E-09    7.430E-10  3.337E-10  1. 888E-10 7.259E-11  2. l0E-11  8. 324E-12 4.445E-12  2.751E-12 ENE 1.032E-08         2. 115E-09    5.521E-10  2.480E-10  1. 403E-10 5.394E-11  1.561E-11  6. 185E-12 3.303E-12  2. 044E-12 E 1.142E-08       2. 340E-09    6.109E-10  2.744E-10  1. 552E-10 5.968E-11  1.727E-11  6. 843E-12 3.654E-12  2.262E-12 ESE 1.718E-08         3. 519E-09    9.186E-10  4. 126E-10 2.334E-10  8. 975E-11 2.597E-11  1.029E-11  5. 495E-12 3.401E-12 SE 3.033E-08       6. 213E-09    1.622E-09  7.285E-10  4.121E-10  1. 585E-10 4.585E-11  1.817E-11  9. 703E-12 6.006E-12 SSE 4.495E-08         9. 207E-09    2.403E-09  1. 079E-09 6. 107E-10 2.348E-10  6.794E-11  2. 693E-11 1. 438E-11 8. 900E-12

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-JUN   2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN   FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF DIRECTION DIST. X/Q         X/Q      X/Q       D/Q ID    LOCATION FROM SITE (MI) (SEC/M3)     (SEC/M3) (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO        2.26 DAY  8.0 DAY DECAY       DECAY     DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site Boundary   S     .80   8.1E-06     8.0E-06  7.1E-06   4.2E-08 A  Site Boundary SSW     .82   4.5E-06     4.5E-06  4.OE-06   2.5E-08 A  Site Boundary  SW    .97    1.6E-06     1.6E-06  1.4E-06   6.5E-09 A  Site Boundary WSW    .93    8.1E-07     8.1E-07  7.1E-07   4.3E-09 A  Site Boundary   W    .91    9.5E-07     9.4E-07  8.3E-07   5.5E-09 A  Site Boundary WNW    .94    1.5E-06     1.5E-06  1.3E-06   1.0E-08 A  Site Boundary  NW    .81    4.4E-06     4.4E-06  3.9E-06   3.3E-08 A  Site Boundary NNW    .69    7.9E-06     7.9E-06  7.OE-06   3.7E-08 A  Site Boundary   N    .67    1.2E-05     1.2E-05  1.1E-05   5.5E-08 A  Site Boundary NNE    .60    7.6E-06     7.6E-06  6.8E-06   3.6E-08 A  Site Boundary  NE    .62    4.8E-06     4.8E-06  4.3E-06   1.9E-08 A  Site Boundary ENE    .59    3.2E-06     3.2E-06  2.9E-06   1.6E-08 A  Site Boundary   E    .53    4.9E-06     4.9E-06  4.4E-06   2.1E-08 A  Site Boundary ESE    .54    5.9E-06     5.9E-06  5.4E-06   3.OE-08 A  Site Boundary  SE     .65   6.8E-06     6.8E-06  6.1E-06   3.9E-08 A  Site Boundary SSE    .81    5.6E-06     5.6E-06  5.0E-06   3.8E-08 A  Nearest Res   SSW   2.10    5.3E-07     5.3E-07  4.4E-07   2.4E-09 A  Nearest Res    SW   1.30    8.OE-07     8.0E-07  6.9E-07   3.1E-09 A  Nearest Res   WSW   1.90    1.5E-07     1.5E-07  1.3E-07   7.1E-10 A  Nearest Res     W   1.00    7.6E-07     7.6E-07  6.6E-07   4.3E-09 A  Nearest Res   WNW   1.70    3.8E-07     3.7E-07  3.1E-07   2.3E-09 A  Nearest Res    NW    .90    3.4E-06     3.4E-06  3.0E-06   2.SE-08 A  Nearest Res   NNW   1.90    8.6E-07     8.5E-07  7.1E-07   3.0E-09 A  Nearest Res     N   2.50    7.5E-07     7.4E-07  6.1E-07   2.3E-09 A  Nearest Res    NE   2.80    2.1E-07     2.1E-07  1.7E-07   5.4E-10 A  Nearest Res   ENE   1.70    3.4E-07     3.4E-07  2.9E-07   1.3E-09 A  Nearest Res     E   1.90    3.5E-07     3.5E-07  2.9E-07   1.1E-09 A  Nearest Res   ESE   2.30    3.OE-07     3.OE-07  2.5E-07   1.1E-09 A  Nearest Cow   NNW   3.50    2.6E-07     2.6E-07  2.OE-07   7.2E-10 A  Nearest Garde  SW   1.30    8.OE-07     8.0E-07  6.9E-07   3.1E-09 A  Nearest Garde WSW   1.90    1.5E-07     1.5E-07  1.3E-07   7.1E-10 A  Nearest Garde WNW   2.40    1.8E-07     1.8E-07  1.4E-07   1.OE-09 A  Nearest Garde  NW   2.90    2.6E-07     2.5E-07  2.OE-07   1.4E-09 A  Nearest Garde NNW   2.80    4.OE-07     3.9E-07  3.2E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Garde  NE   2.80    2.1E-07     2.1E-07  1.7E-07   5.4E-10 A  Nearest Garde ENE   1.70    3.4E-07     3.4E-07  2.9E-07   1.3E-09 A  Nearest Garde   E   1.90    3.5E-07     3.5E-07  2.9E-07   1.IE-09 A  Nearest Garde ESE   3.00    1.8E-07     1.8E-07  1.4E-07   5.7E-10

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Ground Level Releases July-September 2009 B258

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 NO DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        6.619E-05 2.178E-05 1.183E-05      5. 972E-06  2. 393E-06 1.294E-06 8. 195E-07 5.718E-07   4.257E-07  3.320E-07  2. 680E-07 SSW         3.064E-05 1.049E-05 5.708E-06      2. 866E-06  1. 122E-06 5.964E-07 3.728E-07 2. 573E-07   1. 899E-07 1. 469E-07 1. 178E-07 SW         2.293E-05 8.069E-06 4.351E-06      2. 169E-06  8. 399E-07 4.428E-07 2.748E-07 1. 885E-07   1. 383E-07 1. 065E-07 8.502E-08 WSW         1.726E-05 6.106E-06 3.254E-06      1. 603E-06  6. 108E-07 3.184E-07 1. 960E-07 1. 335E-07  9.742E-08  7. 464E-08 5. 933E-08 W        1.286E-05 4.509E-06 2.384E-06      1. 168E-06  4. 419E-07 2.293E-07 1. 406E-07 9. 553E-08  6. 953E-08 5.317E-08  4.219E-08 WNW         1.329E-05 4.579E-06 2.391E-06      1. 166E-06  4. 440E-07 2. 316E-07 1. 427E-07 9. 730E-08 7. 107E-08 5. 452E-08 4. 339E-08 NW         2.832E-05 9.924E-06 5.254E-06     2.579E-06    9. 802E-07 5. 104E-07 3.138E-07 2. 137E-07  1. 558E-07 1. 194E-07 9. 483E-08 NNW         4.278E-05 1.374E-05 7.182E-06      3. 570E-06  1. 447E-06 7. 887E-07 5.025E-07 3.523E-07   2. 634E-07 2. 061E-07 1. 669E-07 N        9.190E-05 2.852E-05 1.509E-05      7. 614E-06  3. 158E-06 1. 747E-06 1.125E-06 7. 957E-07  5. 990E-07 4.715E-07  3. 837E-07 NNE         6.264E-05 1.931E-05 1.002E-05      5. 007E-06  2.084E-06 1. 156E-06 7.466E-07 5.289E-07    3. 988E-07 3. 143E-07 2.562E-07 NE         4.193E-05 1.306E-05 6.691E-06      3. 308E-06  1. 369E-06 7.569E-07 4. 876E-07 3. 449E-07  2.597E-07  2.045E-07  1. 666E-07 ENE         2.368E-05 7.278E-06 3.789E-06      1. 895E-06  7.861E-07 4.351E-07 2. 804E-07 1. 984E-07   1.494E-07  1. 177E-07 9.584E-08 E        3.089E-05 9.715E-06 5.135E-06      2.583E-06   1.067E-06 5. 890E-07 3. 787E-07 2. 675E-07  2.011E-07  1. 582E-07 1.286E-07 ESE         4.163E-05 1.264E-05 6.601E-06      3.323E-06   1. 395E-06 7.775E-07 5.037E-07 3. 577E-07   2.702E-07  2.134E-07  1.741E-07 SE         6.758E-05 2.058E-05 1.086E-05      5. 492E-06  2.296E-06 1.277E-06 8. 258E-07 5. 857E-07   4. 419E-07 3.486E-07  2. 842E-07 SSE         7.126E-05 2.233E-05 1.208E-05      6. 155E-06  2.526E-06 1. 387E-06 8. 885E-07 6.254E-07   4. 690E-07 3. 680E-07 2. 986E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SIT E SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        2.224E-07 1.154E-07 7.535E-08      4. 369E-08  2. 984E-08 2.224E-08 1. 751E-08 1. 432E-08  1. 204E-08 1. 033E-08 9. 014E-09 SSW         9.709E-08 4.918E-08 3.155E-08      1. 787E-08  1. 202E-08 8. 856E-09 6. 908E-09 5. 604E-09 4. 678E-09 3. 991E-09 3. 464E-09 SW         6.980E-08 3.473E-08 2.199E-08      1. 221E-08  8.095E-09 5.895E-09 4.555E-09 3. 666E-09    3. 039E-09 2.577E-09  2.224E-09 WSW         4.853E-08 2.382E-08 1.494E-08      8.214E-09   5.432E-09 3. 949E-09 3.048E-09 2. 450E-09   2. 029E-09 1. 720E-09 1. 484E-09 W        3.447E-08 1.688E-08 1.057E-08      5. 801E-09  3. 840E-09 2. 794E-09 2.158E-09 1. 736E-09  1. 439E-09 1. 221E-09 1. 054E-09 WNW         3.553E-08 1.755E-08 1.107E-08      6. 152E-09  4. 117E-09 3. 024E-09 2. 353E-09 1. 906E-09 1. 590E-09 1. 355E-09 1. 176E-09 NW         7.760E-08 3.825E-08 2.406E-08      1. 326E-08  8.770E-09 6.377E-09 4. 922E-09 3. 958E-09   3.280E-09  2. 780E-09 2. 399E-09 NNW         1.388E-07 7.276E-08 4.783E-08     2. 802E-08   1. 927E-08 1. 445E-08 1. 144E-08 9. 394E-09 7. 927E-09 6. 828E-09 5. 978E-09 N        3.205E-07 1.705E-07 1.132E-07      6. 709E-08  4. 647E-08 3.501E-08 2. 782E-08 2.292E-08   1. 939E-08 1. 674E-08 1.468E-08 NNE         2.142E-07 1.144E-07 7.621E-08      4. 542E-08  3.160E-08 2.389E-08 1. 903E-08 1. 572E-08   1. 332E-08 1. 152E-08 1. 012E-08 NE         1.392E-07 7.424E-08 4.939E-08     2. 943E-08   2.050E-08 1. 552E-08 1. 237E-08 1. 023E-08  8. 675E-09 7.507E-09  6.598E-09 ENE         8.009E-08 4.268E-08 2.838E-08      1. 689E-08  1. 175E-08 8.885E-09 7. 079E-09 5.846E-09   4. 956E-09 4.285E-09  3. 764E-09 E        1.074E-07 5.696E-08 3.775E-08     2.234E-08    1. 546E-08 1. 165E-08 9.249E-09 7. 618E-09  6.443E-09  5.560E-09  4. 875E-09 ESE         1.457E-07 7.815E-08 5.216E-08     3. 116E-08   2. 169E-08 1. 641E-08 1. 308E-08 1. 080E-08 9. 160E-09 7. 923E-09 6. 960E-09 SE         2.378E-07 1.272E-07 8.477E-08     5. 052E-08   3.513E-08 2. 654E-08 2. 113E-08 1. 744E-08  1. 478E-08 1.277E-08  1. 121E-08 SSE         2.488E-07 1.311E-07 8.646E-08     5. 080E-08   3. 498E-08 2. 624E-08 2.076E-08 1. 705E-08  1. 439E-08 1.239E-08  1. 084E-08 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 1.144E-05  2. 700E-06  8. 470E-07 4. 317E-07 2. 701E-07   1.214E-07  4.457E-08  2.237E-08  1.436E-08  1.035E-08 SSW 5.507E-06   1. 276E-06  3. 863E-07 1. 928E-07  1. 187E-07  5.199E-08  1. 831E-08 8. 921E-09 5.624E-09  4.OOOE-09 SW 4.208E-06  9. 588E-07  2. 851E-07 1. 406E-07  8.575E-08   3. 686E-08 1.256E-08  5. 946E-09 3.681E-09  2.583E-09 WSW 3.154E-06   7. 014E-07  2.036E-07  9. 906E-08 5. 986E-08   2. 537E-08 8. 473E-09 3. 984E-09 2.461E-09  1.724E-09 W 2.316E-06  5. 088E-07  1. 462E-07 7. 073E-08 4. 258E-08   1. 798E-08 5. 989E-09 2. 819E-09 1.744E-09  1.224E-09 WNW 2.333E-06   5. 100E-07  1. 482E-07 7. 226E-08 4. 378E-08   1. 866E-08 6. 340E-09 3.047E-09  1.913E-09  1.358E-09 NW 5.103E-06   1. 127E-06  3.262E-07  1. 585E-07  9. 572E-08  4. 069E-08 1. 367E-08 6. 433E-09 3.975E-09  2.787E-09 NNW 7.033E-06   1. 626E-06  5. 187E-07 2. 670E-07  1. 681E-07  7. 637E-08 2. 853E-08 1.453E-08  9.419E-09  6.839E-09 N 1.475E-05  3.521E-06   1. 159E-06 6. 066E-07 3. 863E-07   1. 783E-07 6. 816E-08 3.519E-08  2.297E-08  1.676E-08 NNE 9.859E-06   2. 322E-06  7. 688E-07 4. 038E-07 2. 579E-07   1. 196E-07 4. 612E-08 2. 400E-08 1.575E-08  1.154E-08 NE 6.602E-06   1. 528E-06  5. 023E-07 2. 630E-07 1. 677E-07   7.763E-08  2. 990E-08 1. 559E-08 1.025E-08  7.516E-09 ENE 3.723E-06   8. 766E-07  2. 888E-07 1. 513E-07  9. 648E-08  4.464E-08  1. 716E-08 8. 927E-09 5.859E-09  4.291E-09 E 5.018E-06  1. 191E-06  3. 903E-07 2. 037E-07 1.295E-07    5. 963E-08 2.271E-08  1. 170E-08 7.636E-09  5.568E-09 ESE 6.487E-06   1. 549E-06  5. 183E-07 2. 736E-07 1. 752E-07   8.162E-08  3. 162E-08 1. 649E-08 1.083E-08  7.933E-09 SE 1.064E-05   2. 553E-06  8. 501E-07 4. 474E-07 2. 861E-07   1.329E-07  5. 129E-08 2. 667E-08 1.748E-08  1.279E-08 SSE 1.172E-05   2. 826E-06  9. 162E-07 4. 752E-07 3. 007E-07   1. 374E-07 5.169E-08  2. 638E-08 1.710E-08  1.241E-08

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN-TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250       .500       .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500     3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        6.611E-05 2.173E-05 1.179E-05     5. 943E-06   2.376E-06 1. 281E-06 8.095E-07 5.633E-07   4.183E-07  3.254E-07  2. 620E-07 SSW         3.061E-05 1.047E-05 5.691E-06     2.854E-06    1. 115E-06 5.914E-07 3. 689E-07 2.541E-07  1.870E-07  1. 444E-07 1. 155E-07 SW        2.291E-05 8.053E-06 4.338E-06     2. 160E-06   8.349E-07 4.393E-07 2.721E-07 1.862E-07    1.364E-07  1. 048E-07 8. 347E-08 WSW         1.724E-05 6.096E-06 3.245E-06      1. 598E-06  6.076E-07 3.162E-07 1. 943E-07 1.321E-07   9.622E-08  7. 359E-08 5. 838E-08 W        1.285E-05 4.502E-06 2.379E-06     1. 165E-06   4. 399E-07 2.279E-07 1. 395E-07 9.464E-08  6.878E-08  5.251E-08  4. 160E-08 WNW         1.328E-05 4.571E-06 2.385E-06     1. 162E-06   4.417E-07 2.299E-07 1. 414E-07 9.624E-08   7.016E-08  5. 372E-08 4.267E-08 NW        2.830E-05 9.911E-06 5.243E-06     2. 572E-06   9. 763E-07 5. 076E-07 3. 117E-07 2.119E-07 1.544E-07  1. 181E-07 9.368E-08 NNW         4.273E-05 1.370E-05 7.156E-06     3. 553E-06   1. 437E-06 7. 810E-07 4. 963E-07 3.471E-07 2.588E-07  2. 020E-07 1. 632E-07 N        9.178E-05 2.845E-05 1.503E-05     7. 574E-06   3. 133E-06 1.729E-06 1.110E-06 7.830E-07   5.878E-07  4. 614E-07 3.745E-07 NNE         6.255E-05 1.926E-05 9.982E-06     4. 980E-06   2. 067E-06 1. 143E-06 7.360E-07 5.199E-07  3.908E-07  3. 072E-07 2. 496E-07 NE        4.187E-05 1.302E-05 6.663E-06     3.289E-06    1. 357E-06 7.482E-07 4.805E-07 3.389E-07   2.544E-07  1. 998E-07 1. 622E-07 ENE         2.364E-05 7.257E-06 3.772E-06     1. 884E-06   7. 791E-07 4.299E-07 2.763E-07 1.949E-07   1.463E-07  1. 149E-07 9.32BE-08 E        3.085E-05 9.688E-06 5.114E-06     2.569E-06    1. 058E-06 5.825E-07 3. 735E-07 2.630E-07  1.972E-07  1. 547E-07 1. 254E-07 ESE         4.157E-05 1.261E-05 6.573E-06     3.304E-06    1. 382E-06 7. 685E-07 4. 963E-07 3.514E-07 2.647E-07  2. 084E-07 1. 695E-07 SE        6.749E-05 2.053E-05 1.082E-05     5.461E-06    2.277E-06 1.263E-06 8. 143E-07 5.759E-07   4.333E-07  3. 408E-07 2.771E-07 SSE         7.116E-05 2.228E-05 1.203E-05     6.124E-06    2.507E-06 1. 373E-06 8. 770E-07 6.157E-07  4.605E-07  3. 603E-07 2. 916E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10.000     15.000       20.000    25.000      30.000     35.000    40.000     45.000     50.000 S        2.168E-07 1.111E-07 7.162E-08     4. 047E-08   2.694E-08 1.958E-08 1.503E-08 1. 199E-08   9. 828E-09 8.228E-09  7. 003E-09 SSW         9.503E-08 4.762E-08 3.022E-08     1. 675E-08   1.103E-08 7.953E-09 6.073E-09 4. 824E-09   3. 943E-09 3.294E-09  2. 800E-09 SW        6.838E-08 3.368E-08 2.110E-08     1. 148E-08   7.454E-09 5.318E-09 4.026E-09 3. 175E-09   2. 579E-09 2. 143E-09 1. 813E-09 WSW         4.766E-08 2.319E-08 1.441E-08     7.775E-09    5.047E-09 3.602E-09 2.729E-09 2. 154E-09   1. 751E-09 1. 457E-09 1.234E-09 W        3.393E-08 1.648E-08 1.024E-08     5. 531E-09   3.603E-09 2.580E-09 1.962E-09 1. 554E-09   1. 268E-09 1. 058E-09 8. 996E-10 w      WNW         3.487E-08 1.706E-08 1.065E-08     5. 804E-09   3.808E-09 2.742E-09 2.092E-09 1. 662E-09   1. 359E-09 1. 136E-09 9. 667E-10 NW        7.655E-08 3.747E-08 2.341E-08     1. 273E-08   8.302E-09 5.954E-09 4.534E-09 3. 597E-09   2. 940E-09 2. 459E-09 2. 093E-09 NNW         1.354E-07 7.002E-08 4.543E-08     2.592E-08    1.737E-08 1.269E-08 9.785E-09 7. 832E-09   6. 442E-09 5. 409E-09 4. 617E-09 N        3.119E-07 1.636E-07 1.071E-07     6. 178E-08   4.164E-08 3.053E-08 2.361E-08 1. 894E-08   1. 560E-08 1. 311E-08 1. 120E-08 NNE         2.081E-07 1.096E-07 7.191E-08     4. 162E-08   2.813E-08 2.066E-08 1.600E-08 1.284E-08    1. 058E-08 8. 898E-09 7. 601E-09 NE        1.351E-07 7.098E-08 4.652E-08     2. 690E-08   1.818E-08 1.336E-08 1.034E-08 8. 302E-09   6. 840E-09 5. 750E-09 4. 911E-09 ENE         7.771E-08 4.079E-08 2.671E-08     1.542E-08    1.041E-08 7.639E-09 5.908E-09 4. 737E-09   3. 899E-09 3. 275E-09 2. 794E-09 E        1.044E-07 5.461E-08 3.567E-08     2. 052E-08   1.381E-08 1.011E-08 7.808E-09 6. 255E-09   5. 146E-09 4. 321E-09 3. 686E-09 ESE         1.415E-07 7.473E-08 4.913E-08     2. 848E-08   1.925E-08 1.414E-08 1.094E-08 8. 779E-09   7.231E-09  6. 077E-09 5.188E-09 SE        2.311E-07 1.219E-07 8.007E-08     4. 638E-08   3.134E-08 2.302E-08 1.783E-08 1. 431E-08   1. 179E-08 9. 917E-09 8. 473E-09 SSE         2.423E-07 1.260E-07 8.197E-08     4. 688E-08   3.143E-08 2.295E-08 1.769E-08 1. 415E-08   1. 163E-08 9. 752E-09 8.314E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30     30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 1.140E-05  2. 682E-06  8. 368E-07 4.243E-07  2. 641E-07   1.171E-07  4.138E-08  1. 973E-08 1.204E-08 8.248E-09 SSW 5.491E-06  1. 269E-06  3.823E-07  1. 900E-07 1. 165E-07   5.042E-08  1.720E-08  8. 021E-09 4.845E-09 3.303E-09 SW 4.196E-06  9.536E-07   2. 823E-07 1. 386E-07 8. 420E-08   3.580E-08  1.183E-08  5.371E-09  3.191E-09 2.150E-09 WSW 3.147E-06  6. 981E-07  2. 019E-07 9.785E-08  5. 892E-08   2.473E-08  8.037E-09  3. 638E-09 2.165E-09 1.462E-09 W 2.311E-06  5. 068E-07  1. 451E-07 6. 997E-08 4. 199E-08   1.759E-08  5.720E-09  2. 606E-09 1.561E-09 1.062E-09 WNW 2.327E-06  5. 076E-07  1. 469E-07 7.135E-08  4. 306E-08   1.817E-08  5.994E-09  2. 766E-09 1.669E-09 1.139E-09 NW 5.093E-06  1. 123E-06  3.240E-07  1. 570E-07 9. 456E-08   3.990E-08  1.313E-08  6. 012E-09 3.614E-09 2.466E-09 NNW 7.010E-06  1. 616E-06  5. 126E-07 2. 624E-07 1. 644E-07   7.361E-08  2.645E-08  1.277E-08  7.860E-09 5.422E-09 N 1.470E-05  3. 496E-06  1. 144E-06 5. 954E-07 3. 771E-07   1.715E-07  6.291E-08  3.073E-08  1.900E-08 1.314E-08 NNE 9.821E-06  2.304E-06   7. 582E-07 3. 958E-07 2.513E-07    1.147E-07  4.235E-08  2.079E-08  1.288E-08 8.916E-09 NE 6.577E-06  1.516E-06   4. 952E-07 2. 577E-07 1. 633E-07   7.437E-08  2.738E-08  1. 344E-08 8.328E-09 5.763E-09 ENE 3.707E-06  8. 695E-07  2. 847E-07 1. 482E-07 9.392E-08    4.274E-08  1.570E-08  7. 685E-09 4.752E-09 3.282E-09 E 4.999E-06  1. 183E-06  3. 851E-07 1. 998E-07 1.263E-07    5.726E-08  2.090E-08  1. 018E-08 6.276E-09 4.330E-09 ESE 6.461E-06  1. 537E-06  5. 109E-07 2. 680E-07 1. 706E-07   7.819E-08  2.897E-08  1. 422E-08 8.807E-09 6.089E-09 SE 1.059E-05  2.534E-06   8.385E-07  4.388E-07  2.789E-07    1.276E-07  4.718E-08  2. 316E-08 1.436E-08 9.938E-09 SSE 1.168E-05  2. 807E-06  9.047E-07  4. 667E-07 2. 937E-07   1.323E-07  4.781E-08  2. 311E-08 1.420E-08 9.774E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,       DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBE D)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000       3:500       4.000      4.500 S        6.262E-05 1. 988E-05 1. 053E-05    5.220E-06   2.028E-06 1. 069E-06 6. 615E-07 4.523E-07   3. 305E-07 2. 534E-07 2.014E-07 SSW        2. 899E-05 9.572E-06 5.082E-06     2.506E-06   9.509E-07 4. 927E-07 3. 011E-07 2.037E-07   1. 475E-07 1. 122E-07 8. 856E-08 SW        2.-170E-05 7.364E-06 3.874E-06     1. 896E-06  7.121E-07 3. 659E-07 2.220E-07 1.492E-07    1. 075E-07 8. 139E-08 6.395E-08 WSW        1. 633E-05 5.573E-06 2. 897E-06. 1. 402E-06  5. 180E-07 2. 632E-07 1. 583E-07 1. 057E-07 7. 575E-08 5. 707E-08 4.465E-08 W        1. 217E-05 4. 116E-06 2.123E-06    1. 022E-06  3.748E-07 1. 895E-07 1. 136E-07 7.568E-08   5. 409E-08 4. 067E-08 3.177E-08 WNW        1. 257E-05 4. 180E-06 2.129E-06    1. 020E-06  3.765E-07 1. 914E-07 1. 153E-07 7.705E-08   5. 526E-08 4. 168E-08 3.265E-08 NW        2. 679E-05 9.059E-06 4. 679E-06    2.256E-06   8. 315E-07 4.220E-07 2.537E-07 1. 693E-07   1. 213E-07 9. 134E-08 7.145E-08 NNW        4. 048E-05 1.253E-05 6.393E-06     3.121E-06   1.226E-06 6. 513E-07 4.056E-07 2.787E-07    2. 045E-07 1. 573E-07 1. 254E-07 N        8. 694E-05 2. 603E-05 1. 343E-05   6. 655E-06  2.676E-06 1. 442E-06 9.082E-07 6.292E-07    4. 649E-07 3. 597E-07 2. 881E-07 NNE        5.926E-05 1. 762E-05 8. 922E-06    4.376E-06   1.766E-06 9.545E-07 6.023E-07 4.181E-07     3. 094E-07 2. 397E-07 1. 923E-07 NE        3. 967E-05 1. 191E-05 5. 956E-06   2.891E-06   1. 160E-06 6. 247E-07 3. 933E-07 2.726E-07  2. 015E-07 1. 560E-07 1. 250E-07 ENE        2.240E-05 6. 641E-06 3.372E-06     1. 656E-06  6. 659E-07 3.591E-07 2.262E-07 1. 568E-07   1. 159E-07 8. 973E-08 7.191E-08 E        2. 923E-05 8.864E-06 4.570E-06     2.257E-06   9.042E-07 4. 862E-07 3.056E-07 2.114E-07    1. 561E-07 1. 207E-07 9. 658E-08 ESE        3. 939E-05 1. 154E-05 5.875E-06    2.904E-06   1. 181E-06 6.417E-07 4.063E-07 2.827E-07    2. 096E-07 1. 627E-07 1. 306E-07 SE        6. 394E-05 1. 878E-05 9. 667E-06   4. 800E-06  1. 945E-06 1. 054E-06 6. 663E-07 4.630E-07  3. 429E-07 2. 659E-07 2. 134E-07 SSE        6. 741E-05 2. 038E-05 1. 075E-05   5.380E-06   2.140E-06 1. 145E-06 7.171E-07 4.946E-07    3. 640E-07 2. 808E-07 2.243E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR          5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000      40.000      45.000     50.000 S        1. 646E-07 8. 050E-08 4. 990E-08   2. 658E-088 1.692E-08 1.187E-08 8.840E-09 6. 870E-09    5.506E-09   4.517E-09   3.776E-09 SSW        7. 193E-08 3. 435E-08 2. 094E-08   1. 091E-083 6.850E-09 4.753E-09 3.512E-09 2. 711E-09    2. 160E-09  1. 764E-09  1.468E-09 SW        5. 173E-08 2. 427E-08 1. 460E-08   7. 463E-099 4.618E-09 3.168E-09 2.319E-09 1. 776E-09    1. 406E-09  1. 141E-09  9.451E-10 WSW        3.599E-08 1. 667E-08 9. 937E-09    5. 029E-099 3.107E-09 2.129E-09 1.557E-09 1. 192E-09    9. 435E-10  7. 658E-10  6.341E-10 W        2.558E-08 1. 182E-08 7.036E-09     3.559E-099 2.202E-09 1.512E-09 1.108E-09 8. 493E-10     6. 732E-10  5. 472E-10  4. 538E-10 WNW        2. 635E-08 1. 227E-08 7.355E-09    3.762E-099 2.352E-09 1.627E-09 1.200E-09 9. 250E-10     7.366E-10   6. 012E-10  5.004E-10 NW        5. 762E-08 2. 681E-08 1. 604E-08   8. 152E-099 5.043E-09 3.461E-09 2.536E-09 1. 945E-09    1.541E-09   1. 253E-09  1. 040E-09 NNW        1. 028E-07 5.074E-08 3. 167E-08    1. 704E-083 1.092E-08 7.702E-09 5.766E-09 4. 499E-09    3. 619E-09  2. 979E-09  2. 497E-09 N        2.371E-07 1. 188E-07 7. 485E-08    4.075E-083 2.630E-08 1.863E-08 1.399E-08 1. 095E-08     8.826E-09   7.279E-09   6. 111E-09 NNE        1. 584E-07 7. 968E-08 5.036E-08   2.755E-088 1.785E-08 1.268E-08 9.546E-09 7. 484E-09      6.042E-09   4. 990E-09  4. 194E-09 NE        1. 029E-07 5. 167E-08 3.262E-08    1.784E-088 1.157E-08 8.224E-09 6.197E-09 4. 860E-09     3. 926E-09  3.243E-09   2. 727E-09 ENE        5. 919E-08 2. 971E-08 1. 874E-08   1. 023E-088 6.629E-09 4.708E-09 3.544E-09 2. 777E-09    2.242E-09   1. 851E-09  1. 555E-09 E        7. 941E-08 3.968E-08 2.495E-08     1. 356E-083 8.742E-09 6.187E-09 4.645E-09 3. 633E-09    2. 927E-09  2. 413E-09  2. 025E-09 ESE        1. 077E-07 5.440E-08 3.445E-08     1. 888E-088 1.224E-08 8.699E-09 6.552E-09 5. 136E-09    4. 147E-09  3. 425E-09  2. 879E-09 SE        1. 758E-07 8.860E-08 5. 603E-08    3. 066E-083 1.985E-08 1.410E-08 1.061E-08 8. 315E-09    6. 711E-09  5. 541E-09  4. 656E-09 SSE        1. 841E-07 9.139E-08 5.721E-08     3. 087E-088 1.981E-08 1.397E-08 1.046E-08 8. 158E-09    6.559E-09   5. 397E-09  4.522E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED) FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40       40-50 FROM SITE S 1.025E-05 2.311E-06   6. 864E-07 3.359E-07  2. 032E-07   8.558E-08  2.747E-08  1. 200E-08 6.913E-09  4.536E-09 SSW 4.935E-06  1.093E-06   3. 132E-07 1. 501E-07  8. 941E-08  3. 674E-08 1. 133E-08 4. 816E-09 2.730E-09  1.772E-09 SW 3.771E-06  8.214E-07   2. 313E-07 1. 095E-07  6. 459E-08  2.608E-08  7. 785E-09 3.215E-09  1.790E-09  1.147E-09 WSW 2.827E-06  6.012E-07   1. 653E-07 7.720E-08  4.512E-08    1.797E-08  5. 265E-09 2. 161E-09 1.202E-09  7.697E-10 W 2.076E-06 4.363E-07   1. 187E-07 5.515E-08  3.212E-08    1.275E-08  3. 729E-09 1. 534E-09 8.560E-10  5.499E-10 WNW 2.092E-06  4.372E-07   1. 203E-07 5. 631E-08 3.299E-08    1. 321E-08 3. 934E-09 1. 649E-09 9.318E-10  6.040E-10 NW 4.575E-06  9.660E-07   2. 648E-07 1.236E-07  7.222E-08    2.887E-08  8. 522E-09 3.513E-09  1.960E-09  1.260E-09 NNW 6.304E-06  1.392E-06   4.203E-07  2.077E-07   1.265E-07   5.382E-08  1. 757E-08 7.787E-09  4.526E-09  2.990E-09 N 1.322E-05 3.012E-06   9. 390E-07 4.718E-07  2. 904E-07   1. 255E-07 4. 190E-08 1. 882E-08 1.101E-08  7.305E-09 NNE 8.836E-06  1.985E-06   6.225E-07  3.139E-07  1. 938E-07   8.414E-08  2. 830E-08 1. 280E-08 7.524E-09  5.007E-09 NE 5.918E-06  1.307E-06   4. 067E-07 2.045E-07  1. 260E-07   5.459E-08  1. 834E-08 8. 305E-09 4.886E-09  3.255E-09 ENE 3.336E-06  7.496E-07   2. 339E-07 1. 176E-07 7.248E-08    3.139E-08  1. 052E-08 4. 755E-09 2.792E-09  1.857E-09 E 4.497E-06 1.019E-06   3. 161E-07 1. 584E-07 9. 735E-08   4.196E-08  1. 395E-08 6.252E-09  3.653E-09  2.421E-09 ESE 5.813E-06  1.324E-06   4. 196E-07 2.126E-07  1. 317E-07   5.738E-08  1. 939E-08 8. 785E-09 5.164E-09  3.437E-09 SE 9.529E-06  2.184E-06   6. 884E-07 3.479E-07  2. 150E-07   9.351E-08  3. 150E-08 1. 424E-08 8.360E-09  5.560E-09 SSE 1.050E-05  2.418E-06   7. 423E-07 3. 696E-07 2.261E-07    9. 680E-08 3.181E-08  .1.412E-08 8.206E-09  5.417E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND       SECTORS DIRECTION                                                     DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE            .25         .50        .75       1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00      3.50      4.00       4.50 S         2.520E-07    8. 520E-08 4.375E-08 2.080E-08 7.470E-09 3.705E-09 2.181E-09 1.428E-09      1.005E-09 7. 448E-10 5. 740E-10 SSW         1.385E-07    4. 683E-08 2. 405E-08 1.143E-08 4.106E-09 2.036E-09 1.199E-09 7.851E-10     5.524E-10 4. 094E-10 3. 155E-10 SW         1.060E-07    3.583E-08 1. 840E-08 8.746E-09 3.142E-09 1.558E-09 9.174E-10 6.007E-10      4.227E-10 3. 133E-10 2.414E-10 WSW         1.028E-07    3. 476E-08 1. 785E-08 8.486E-09 3.048E-09 1.512E-09 8.900E-10 5.828E-10     4.101E-10 3. 039E-10 2.342E-10 W         9.126E-08    3.086E-08 1. 584E-08 7.533E-09 2.706E-09 1.342E-09 7.901E-10 5.174E-10      3.640E-10 2. 698E-10 2.079E-10 WNW         8.603E-08    2. 909E-08 1. 494E-08 7.101E-09 2.551E-09 1.265E-09 7.448E-10 4.877E-10     3.432E-10 2.543E-10  1. 960E-10 NW         2.517E-07    8.513E-08 4.371E-08 2.078E-08 7.464E-09 3.702E-09 2.180E-09 1.427E-09       1.004E-09 7. 442E-10 5.735E-10 NNW         1.974E-07    6. 675E-08 3. 427E-08 1.629E-08 5.853E-09 2.902E-09 1.709E-09 1.119E-09     7.874E-10 5. 836E-10 4. 497E-10 N         2.523E-07    8.531E-08 4.380E-08 2.082E-08 7.480E-09 3.710E-09 2.184E-09 1.430E-09       1.006E-09 7. 458E-10 5. 747E-10 NNE         1.515E-07    5. 122E-08 2. 630E-08 1.250E-08 4.491E-09 2.227E-09 1.311E-09 8.587E-10     6.042E-10 4. 478E-10 3. 451E-10 NE         1.010E-07    3. 415E-08 1. 753E-08 8.335E-09 2.994E-09 1.485E-09 8.743E-10 5.725E-10     4.028E-10 2. 985E-10 2. 300E-10 ENE         4.841E-08    1. 637E-08 8. 405E-09 3.996E-09 1.435E-09 7.118E-10 4.191E-10 2.744E-10     1.931E-10 1. 431E-10 1. 103E-10 E         7.466E-08    2.525E-08 1. 296E-08 6.162E-09 2.214E-09 1.098E-09 6.464E-10 4.232E-10      2.978E-10 2.207E-10  1. 701E-10 ESE         8.632E-08    2. 919E-08 1. 499E-08 7.125E-09 2.559E-09 1.269E-09 7.473E-10 4.894E-10     3.443E-10 2. 552E-10 1. 966E-10 SE         1.599E-07    5.407E-08 2.776E-08 1.320E-08 4.740E-09 2.351E-09 1.384E-09 9.064E-10       6.378E-10 4. 727E-10 3. 642E-10 SSE         2.164E-07    7.319E-08 3.758E-08 1.787E-08 6.417E-09 3.183E-09 1.874E-09 1.227E-09       8.634E-10 6. 399E-10 4. 931E-10 DIRECTION                                                     DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE          5.00         7.50      10.00      15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00     35.00      40.00     45.00      50.00 S         4.560E-10    2.026E-10 1. 227E-10 6.202E-11 3.754E-11 2.517E-11 1.804E-11 1.354E-11      1.053E-11 8. 411E-12 6. 865E-12 SSW         2.506E-10    1. 113E-10 6.745E-11 3.409E-11 2.063E-11 1.383E-11 9.913E-12 7.444E-12      5.788E-12 4. 623E-12 3. 774E-12 SW         1.918E-10    8.520E-11 5. 161E-11 2.608E-11 1.579E-11 1.059E-11 7.585E-12 5.696E-12      4.428E-12 3. 537E-12 2. 887E-12 WSW         1.861E-10    8.265E-11 5.007E-11 2.531E-11 1.532E-11 1.027E-11 7.359E-12 5.526E-12       4.296E-12 3. 432E-12 2. 801E-12 W         1.652E-10    7.337E-11 4. 445E-11 2.246E-11 1.360E-11 9.116E-12 6.532E-12 4.905E-12      3.814E-12 3. 047E-12 2. 487E-12 WNW         1.557E-10    6. 917E-11 4.190E-11 2.118E-11 1.282E-11 8.594E-12 6.158E-12 4.624E-12      3.595E-12 2. 872E-12 2.344E-12 NW         4.556E-10    2.024E-10 1.226E-10 6.197E-11 3.751E-11 2.515E-11 1.802E-11 1.353E-11       1.052E-11 8. 404E-12 6. 860E-12 NNW         3.573E-10    1. 587E-10 9. 614E-11 4.859E-11 2.941E-11 1.972E-11 1.413E-11 1.061E-11     8.250E-12 6.590E-12  5.379E-12 N         4.566E-10    2.028E-10 1.229E-10 6.210E-11 3.759E-11 2.520E-11 1.806E-11 1.356E-11       1.054E-11 8. 422E-12 6. 874E-12 NNE         2.741E-10    1.218E-10 7.377E-11 3.729E-11 2.257E-11 1.513E-11 1.084E-11 8.141E-12       6.330E-12 5. 056E-12 4. 127E-12 NE         1.828E-10    8. 119E-11 4. 918E-11 2.486E-11 1.505E-11 1.009E-11 7.228E-12 5.428E-12     4.220E-12 3.371E-12  2. 752E-12 ENE         8.761E-11    3.892E-11 2.358E-11 1.192E-11 7.213E-12 4.836E-12 3.465E-12 2.602E-12       2.023E-12 1. 616E-12 1. 319E-12 E         1.351E-10    6.002E-11 3. 636E-11 1.838E-11 1.112E-11 7.458E-12 5.344E-12 4.013E-12      3.120E-12 2. 492E-12 2. 034E-12 ESE         1.562E-10    6. 940E-11 4.204E-11 2.125E-11 1.286E-11 8.623E-12 6.179E-12 4.640E-12      3.607E-12 2. 882E-12 2.352E-12 SE         2.894E-10    1.285E-10 7.787E-11 3.936E-11 2.382E-11 1.597E-11 1.144E-11 8.594E-12       6.682E-12 5. 338E-12 4.357E-12 SSE         3.917E-10    1. 740E-10 1. 054E-10 5.328E-11 3.225E-11 2.162E-11 1.549E-11 1.163E-11     9.046E-12 7.226E-12  5. 898E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1      1-2          2-3        3-4        4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30     30-40      40-50, FROM SITE S 4.276E-08 8. 758E-09   2.286E-09  1. 027E-09 5.809E-10  2.234E-10  6. 463E-11 2.561E-11  1.368E-11 8.466E-12 SSW 2.350E-08 4. 814E-09   1. 257E-09 5. 644E-10 3. 193E-10 1.228E-10  3.552E-11  1. 408E-11 7.519E-12 4.654E-12 SW 1.798E-08 3. 683E-09   9. 616E-10 4.319E-10  2. 443E-10 9.395E-11  2.718E-11  1. 077E-11 5.753E-12 3.561E-12 WSW 1.745E-08 3.573E-09    9. 329E-10 4. 190E-10 2.370E-10  9. 115E-11 2. 637E-11 1. 045E-11 5.581E-12 3.454E-12 W 1.549E-08 3. 172E-09   8.281E-10  3. 719E-10 2. 104E-10 8.091E-11  2.341E-11  9.278E-12  4.954E-12 3.067E-12 WNW 1.460E-08 2. 990E-09   7. 807E-10 3.506E-10  1. 983E-10 7.628E-11  2.207E-11  8. 746E-12 4.670E-12 2.891E-12 NW 4.272E-08 8. 751E-09   2.285E-09  1. 026E-09 5.804E-10  2.232E-10  6.457E-11  2.559E-11  1.367E-11 8.459E-12 NNW 3.350E-08 6. 862E-09   1.791E-09  8. 045E-10 4.551E-10  1. 750E-10 5.063E-11  2.007E-11  1.072E-11 6.633E-12 N 4.281E-08 8. 770E-09   2.289E-09  1. 028E-09 5.817E-10  2.237E-10  6.471E-11  2.565E-11  1.370E-11 8.477E-12 NNE 2.570E-08 5.265E-09    1. 374E-09 6. 173E-10 3.492E-10  1. 343E-10 3.885E-11  1. 540E-11 8.223E-12 5.090E-12 NE 1.714E-08 3.510E-09    9. 163E-10 4. 116E-10 2.328E-10  8. 953E-11 2.590E-11  1. 027E-11 5.482E-12 3.393E-12 ENE 8.215E-09 1. 683E-09   4.393E-10  1. 973E-10 1.116E-10  4.292E-11  1.242E-11  4. 921E-12 2.628E-12 1.627E-12 E 1.267E-08 2.595E-09    6.775E-10  3.043E-10  1.721E-10  6. 619E-11 1. 915E-11 7. 590E-12 4.053E-12 2.509E-12 ESE 1.465E-08 3. 001E-09   7. 833E-10 3.518E-10  1. 990E-10 7. 653E-11 2.214E-11  8. 775E-12 4.686E-12 2.901E-12 SE 2.713E-08 5.558E-09    1. 451E-09 6.516E-10  3. 686E-10 1. 418E-10 4. 101E-11 1. 625E-11 8.680E-12 5.373E-12 SSE 3.673E-08 7.524E-09    1.964E-09  8.821E-10  4. 990E-10 1. 919E-10 5. 552E-11 2.200E-11  1.175E-11 7.273E-12

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF  DIRECTION DIST. X/Q       X/Q       X/Q       D/Q ID    LOCATION FROM SITE (MI) (SEC/M3)   (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO      2.26 DAY   8.0 DAY DECAY     DECAY      DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site Boundary   S     .80   1.0E-05   1.OE-05   9.OE-06   3.7E-08 A  Site Boundary SSW     .82   4.6E-06   4.5E-06   4.0E-06   1.9E-08 A  Site Boundary  SW     .97   2.3E-06   2.3E-06   2.OE-06   9.3E-09 A  Site Boundary WSW     .93   1.9E-06   1.9E-06   1.7E-06   1.OE-08 A  Site Boundary   W     .91   1.5E-06   1.5E-06   1.3E-06   9.5E-09 A  Site Boundary WNW     .94   1.4E-06   1.4E-06   1.2E-06   8.4E-09 A  Site Boundary  NW     .81   4.3E-06   4.3E-06   3.8E-06   3.6E-08 A  Site Boundary NNW     .69   8.2E-06   8.2E-06   7.4E-06   4.OE-08 A  Site Boundary   N     .67   1.8E-05   1.8E-05   1.6E-05   5.2E-08 A  Site Boundary NNE     .60   1.4E-05   1.4E-05   1.3E-05   3.8E-08 A  Site Boundary  NE     .62   9.OE-06   9.OE-06   8.1E-06   2.4E-08 A  Site Boundary ENE     .59   5.6E-06   5.6E-06   5.0E-06   1.3E-08 A  Site Boundary   E     .53   9.OE-06   8.9E-06   8.2E-06   2.3E-08 A  Site Boundary ESE     .54   1.1E-05   1.1E-05   1.OE-05   2.6E-08 A  Site Boundary  SE     .65   1.3E-05   1.3E-05   1.2E-05   3.5E-08 A  Site Boundary SSE     .81   1.0E-05   1.OE-05   8.9E-06   3.1E-08 A  Nearest Res   SSW   2.10    5.4E-07   5.3E-07   4.4E-07   1.8E-09 A  Nearest Res    SW   1.30    1.2E-06   1.2E-06   1.OE-06   4.5E-09 A  Nearest Res   WSW   1.90    3.6E-07   3.5E-07   3.OE-07   1.7E-09 A  Nearest Res     W   1.00    1.2E-06   1.2E-06   1.0E-06   7.5E-09 A  Nearest Res   WNW   1.70    3.3E-07   3.3E-07   2.8E-07   1.9E-09 A  Nearest Res    NW     .90   3.3E-06   3.3E-06   2.9E-06   2.7E-08 A  Nearest Res   NNW   1.90    8.8E-07   8.7E-07   7.3E-07   3.3E-09 A  Nearest Res     N   2.50    1.1E-06   1.1E-06   9.1E-07   2.2E-09 A  Nearest Res    NE   2.80    3.9E-07   3.9E-07   3.1E-07   6.7E-10 A  Nearest Res   ENE   1.70    6.1E-07   6.OE-07   5.1E-07   1.IE-09 A  Nearest Res     E   1.90    6.5E-07   6.5E-07   5.4E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Res   ESE   2.30    5.9E-07   5.8E-07   4.8E-07   9.1E-10 A  Nearest Cow   NNW   3.50    2.6E-07   2.6E-07   2.OE-07   7.9E-10 A  Nearest Garde  SW   1.30    1.2E-06   1.2E-06   1.OE-06   4.5E-09 A  Nearest Garde WSW   1.90    3.6E-07   3.5E-07   3.OE-07   1.7E-09 A  Nearest Garde WNW   2.40    1.6E-07   1.5E-07   1.3E-07   8.2E-10 A  Nearest Garde  NW   2.90    2.3E-07   2.3E-07   1.8E-07   1.5E-09 A  Nearest Garde NNW   2.80    4.OE-07   4.OE-07   3.2E-07   1.3E-09 A  Nearest Garde  NE   2.80    3.9E-07   3.9E-07   3.1E-07   6.7E-10 A  Nearest Garde ENE   1.70    6.1E-07   6.OE-07   5.1E-07   1.1E-09 A  Nearest Garde   E   1.90    6.5E-07   6.5E-07   5.4E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Garde ESE   3.00    3.6E-07   3.5E-07   2.8E-07   4.9E-10

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Ground Level Releases October-December 2009 B264

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 NO DECAY,  UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                       DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250       .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500     4.000      4.500 S       4.885E-05 1.676E-05 9.067E-06     4.553E-06   1. 820E-06 9. 816E-07 6.202E-07 4.318E-07   3.209E-07  2.498E-07 2. 014E-07 SSW        2.167E-05 7.580E-06 4.087E-06     2.042E-06   8. 055E-07 4.303E-07 2. 699E-07 1. 867E-07  1.380E-07  1.070E-07 8. 587E-08 SW       1.445E-05 5.017E-06 2.711E-06     1. 358E-06  5.418E-07 2. 919E-07 1. 842E-07 1.282E-07   9.518E-08  7.405E-08 5. 966E-08 WSW        8.653E-06 3.096E-06 1.681E-06     8. 399E-07  3. 325E-07 1. 782E-07 1. 120E-07 7.768E-08  5.753E-08  4.466E-08 3. 590E-08 W       9.522E-06 3.287E-06 1.784E-06     8. 958E-07  3. 566E-07 1. 918E-07 1. 210E-07 8.409E-08  6.240E-08  4.852E-08 3. 907E-08 WNW        1.632E-05 5.546E-06 2.934E-06     1. 457E-06  5. 859E-07 3. 174E-07 2. 012E-07 1. 405E-07 1.047E-07  8.166E-08 6. 595E-08 NW        2.999E-05 9.913E-06 5.270E-06    2. 638E-06   1. 070E-06 5. 832E-07 3. 715E-07 2. 603E-07 1.945E-07  1.521E-07 1. 231E-07 NNW        7.384E-05 2.264E-05 1.175E-05     5.882E-06   2. 467E-06 1. 375E-06 8. 905E-07 6.323E-07  4.777E-07  3.771E-07 3. 077E-07 N       1.016E-04 3.15SE-05 1.664E-05     8.384E-06   3. 487E-06 1. 933E-06 1. 247E-06 8.826E-07  6.649E-07  5.238E-07 4.266E-07 NNE        4.378E-05 1.416E-05 7.432E-06     3. 706E-06  1. 524E-06 8. 390E-07 5.385E-07 3.797E-07   2.852E-07  2.241E-07 1. 821E-07 NE        2.142E-05 6.693E-06 3.451E-06     1. 715E-06  7. 167E-07 3. 986E-07 2.578E-07 1. 829E-07  1.380E-07  1.089E-07 8. 880E-08 ENE        1.430E-05 4.593E-06 2.429E-06     1. 218E-06  5. 005E-07 2. 752E-07 1. 765E-07 1.243E-07  9.333E-08  7.328E-08 5. 952E-08 E       1.658E-05 5.359E-06 2.788E-06     1. 385E-06  5. 686E-07 3. 126E-07 2.005E-07 1. 412E-07  1.060E-07  8.326E-08 6. 763E-08 ESE        2.165E-05 7.415E-06 4.003E-06     2.009E-06   8.034E-07 4. 335E-07 2.740E-07 1. 908E-07   1.418E-07  1.104E-07 8. 901E-08 SE       4.077E-05 1.358E-05 7.250E-06     3. 635E-06  1.467E-06 7. 965E-07 5. 058E-07 3.536E-07   2.637E-07  2.059E-07 1. 664E-07 SSE        3.703E-05 1.267E-05 6.777E-06     3.386E-06   1. 344E-06 7.217E-07 4.543E-07 3.153E-07    2.336E-07  1.815E-07 1. 460E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                       DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR          5.000       7.500    10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000    45.000     50.000 S       1.667E-07 8.580E-08 5.566E-08     3.196E-08   2.164E-08 1. 603E-08 1. 256E-08 1. 023E-08  8.564E-09  7.328E-09 6. 376E-09 SSW        7.084E-08 3.594E-08 2.308E-08     1. 307E-08  8. 763E-09 6.441E-09 5.016E-09 4.063E-09    3.388E-09  2.888E-09 2. 504E-09 SW       4.938E-08 2.536E-08 1.643E-08     9. 415E-09  6.366E-09 4. 709E-09 3. 686E-09 2. 999E-09  2.510E-09  2.146E-09 1. 867E-09 WSW        2.966E-08 1.513E-08 9.749E-09     5. 545E-09  3.729E-09 2.747E-09 2. 142E-09 1. 738E-09   1.451E-09  1.237E-09 1. 074E-09 W       3.233E-08 1.658E-08 1.073E-08     6. 139E-09  4. 151E-09 3. 070E-09 2. 403E-09 1. 954E-09 1.635E-09  1.398E-09 1. 216E-09 WNW        5.471E-08 2.835E-08 1.849E-08     1. 070E-08  7.286E-09 5. 422E-09 4.265E-09 3.485E-09    2.928E-09  2.512E-09 2. 192E-09 tz       NW        1.024E-07 5.344E-08 3.502E-08    2.041E-08    1. 397E-08 1. 044E-08 8.232E-09 6.743E-09   5.677E-09  4.879E-09 4. 263E-09 NNW        2.576E-07 1.382E-07 9.223E-08    5.510E-08    3.836E-08 2. 902E-08 2.313E-08 1. 911E-08   1.620E-08  1.402E-08 1. 232E-08 N       3.565E-07 1.899E-07 1.262E-07     7. 496E-08  5. 198E-08 3. 920E-08 3. 117E-08 2.569E-08  2.174E-08  1.878E-08 1. 647E-08 NNE        1.519E-07 8.041E-08 5.320E-08    3.142E-08    2.170E-08 1. 632E-08 1.295E-08 1. 066E-08   9.008E-09  7.770E-09 6. 810E-09 NE        7.430E-08 3.977E-08 2.652E-08     1. 582E-08  1.101E-08 8.321E-09 6. 629E-09 5. 475E-09   4.641E-09  4.014E-09 3.526E-09 ENE        4.962E-08 2.621E-08 1.731E-08     1. 020E-08  7.034E-09 5.283E-09 4. 186E-09 3.441E-09    2.906E-09  2.505E-09 2. 194E-09 E       5.639E-08 2.979E-08 1.969E-08     1. 161E-08  8.014E-09 6.025E-09 4. 778E-09 3. 931E-09   3.322E-09  2.865E-09 2.511E-09 ESE        7.372E-08 3.795E-08 2.462E-08     1. 414E-08  9.579E-09 7.096E-09 5.560E-09 4.528E-09     3.793E-09  3.246E-09 2. 825E-09 SE        1.381E-07 7.169E-08 4.680E-08    2. 712E-08   1. 849E-08 1. 376E-08 1. 083E-08 8. 850E-09 7.436E-09  6.381E-09 5.567E-09 SSE        1.206E-07 6.162E-08 3.977E-08    2.268E-08    1. 529E-08 1. 129E-08 8. 821E-09 7. 168E-09 5.993E-09  5.120E-09 4. 450E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1      1-2         2-3       3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 8.772E-06 2.055E-06   6;412E-07 3.255E-07  2.029E-07    9.039E-08  3.264E-08  1. 614E-08 1.026E-08  7.342E-09 SSW 3.954E-06 9.136E-07   2.794E-07 1. 401E-07  8.655E-08   3.798E-08  1. 338E-08 6.490E-09  4.078E-09  2.894E-09 SW 2.622E-06 6.121E-07   1.905E-07 9. 656E-08  6. OlIE-08  2. 673E-08 9. 619E-09 4. 742E-09 3. 009E-09 2. 150E-09 WSW 1.621E-06 3.766E-07   1.159E-07 5. 838E-08 3. 618E-08   1. 597E-08 5. 672E-09 2. 767E-09 1.744E-09  1.240E-09 W 1.723E-06 4.032E-07   1.251E-07 6. 331E-08 3. 937E-08   1. 748E-08 6.275E-09  3. 091E-09 1.961E-09  1. 401E-09 WNW 2.858E-06 6.602E-07   2.079E-07 1. 061E-07  6. 644E-08  2.982E-08  1. 091E-08 5. 457E-09 3.496E-09  2. 517E-09 NW 5.132E-06 1.202E-06   3.835E-07 1. 972E-07 1.240E-07    5. 612E-08 2. 080E-08 1. 050E-08 6.762E-09  4. 887E-09 NNW 1.156E-05 2.740E-06   9.164E-07 4. 836E-07 3. 097E-07   1. 443E-07 5. 591E-08 2. 916E-08 1. 915E-08 1. 404E-08 N 1.628E-05 3.885E-06   1.284E-06 6. 733E-07 4.294E-07    1. 986E-07 7. 614E-08 3. 939E-08 2.575E-08  1. 880E-08 NNE 7.271E-06 1.704E-06   5.551E-07 2. 889E-07 1. 834E-07   8.421E-08  3. 194E-08 1. 641E-08 1. 068E-08 7.781E-09 NE 3.400E-06 7.973E-07   2.654E-07 1. 397E-07 8. 938E-08   4. 156E-08 1. 606E-08 8. 360E-09 5. 487E-09 4.019E-09 ENE 2.372E-06 5.598E-07   1.819E-07 9. 455E-08 5. 993E-08   2.746E-08  1. 037E-08 5.311E-09  3.450E-09  2.508E-09 E 2.736E-06 6.362E-07   2.067E-07 1. 074E-07 6. 810E-08   3.121E-08  1. 181E-08 6.057E-09  3. 941E-09 2. 869E-09 ESE 3.875E-06 9.069E-07   2.833E-07 1. 439E-07 8. 969E-08   3. 997E-08 1. 444E-08 7. 144E-09 4.543E-09  3.252E-09 SE 7.049E-06 1.651E-06   5.225E-07 2. 673E-07 1. 676E-07   7.538E-08  2. 766E-08 1. 385E-08 8. 877E-09 6. 392E-09 SSE 6.579E-06 1.521E-06   4.700E-07 2.371E-07   1.471E-07   6.502E-08  2.319E-08  1. 137E-08 7. 193E-09 5. 131E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,     UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR              .250      .500        .750      1.000        1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        4.880E-05 1.674E-05 9.043E-06     4. 537E-06   1. 810E-06 9.744E-07 6.145E-07 4.270E-07    3. 167E-07 2. 460E-07 1.979E-07 SSW         2.165E-05 7.568E-06 4.076E-06     2. 036E-06   8.014E-07 4.273E-07 2. 675E-07 1. 848E-07   1. 363E-07 1. 054E-07 8.447E-08 SW         1.444E-05 5.008E-06 2.704E-06     1.353E-06    5.388E-07 2.897E-07 1.825E-07 1.267E-07     9. 391E-08 7.292E-08  5. 863E-08 WSW         8.645E-06 3.090E-06 1.676E-06     8.366E-07    3.305E-07 1.767E-07 1. 109E-07 7. 675E-08   5. 672E-08 4. 394E-08 3.525E-08 W        9.512E-06 3.281E-06 1.778E-06     8. 923E-07   3.545E-07 1. 903E-07 1. 197E-07 8.306E-08   6. 151E-08 4. 772E-08 3. 835E-08 WNW         1.630E-05 5.534E-06 2.924E-06     1.451E-06    5.820E-07 3. 146E-07 1. 990E-07 1.386E-07   1.030E-07  8.018E-08  6.460E-08 NW         2.996E-05 9.892E-06 5.254E-06     2.627E-06    1. 063E-06 5. 782E-07 3. 675E-07 2.569E-07  1. 915E-07 1.495E-07  1. 207E-07 NNW         7.374E-05 2.258E-05 1.170E-05     5.852E-06    2.448E-06 1.361E-06 8. 790E-07 6.225E-07    4. 690E-07 3.693E-07  3.005E-07 N        1.014E-04 3.148E-05 1.658E-05     8. 346E-06   3.463E-06 1. 915E-06 1. 232E-06 8.700E-07   6.539E-07  5.138E-07  4.174E-07 NNE         4.372E-05 1.412E-05 7.405E-06     3. 687E-06   1.513E-06 8.306E-07 5. 317E-07 3.740E-07    2. 802E-07 2.196E-07  1.780E-07 NE         2.139E-05 6.676E-06 3.437E-06     1.707E-06    7.112E-07 3.944E-07 2. 544E-07 1.799E-07    1. 354E-07 1. 066E-07 8.666E-08 ENE         1.429E-05 4.583E-06 2.422E-06     1.213E-06    4.973E-07 2.729E-07 1. 746E-07 1.227E-07    9.190E-08  7.200E-08  5.834E-08 E        1.656E-05 5.348E-06 2.780E-06     1.379E-06    5. 652E-07 3. 101E-07 1. 984E-07 1.395E-07  1. 045E-07 8.185E-08  6.633E-08 ESE         2.163E-05 7.403E-06 3.993E-06     2. 002E-06   7.994E-07 4.306E-07 2. 716E-07 1. 888E-07   1. 401E-07 1. 088E-07 8.758E-08 SE         4.073E-05 1.355E-05 7.230E-06     3.622E-06    1. 459E-06 7. 905E-07 5.010E-07 3.495E-07   2. 601E-07 2.027E-07  1.634E-07 SSE         3.699E-05 1.265E-05 6.761E-06     3.375E-06    1. 338E-06 7. 169E-07 4.505E-07 3.121E-07   2.308E-07  1.789E-07  1.437E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DDISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SIT*E SECTOR            5.000      7.500     10.000      15.000       20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.636E-07 8.333E-08 5.350E-08     3.009E-08    1.996E-08 1.448E-08 1.111E-08 8.864E-09     7.272E-09  6.095E-09  5.196E-09 SSW         6.956E-08 3.495E-08 2.222E-08     1.233E-08    8.108E-09 5. 842E-09 4.459E-09 3.540E-09    2.893E-09  2.417E-09  2.054E-09 SW         4.843E-08 2.462E-08 1.578E-08     8.857E-09    5.864E-09 4.247E-09 3.255E-09 2.593E-09     2. 125E-09 1.779E-09  1.515E-09 WSW         2.906E-08 1.467E-08 9.352E-09     5.207E-09    3.427E-09 2.471E-09 1.886E-09 1.498E-09     1. 224E-09 1.022E-09  8.683E-10 W        3.165E-08 1.605E-08 1.027E-08     5.750E-09    3.801E-09 2.749E-09 2.104E-09 1.673E-09     1. 369E-09 1.145E-09  9.734E-10 WNW         5.346E-08 2.737E-08 1.763E-08     9. 953E-09   6.615E-09 4.803E-09 3.686E-09 2. 939E-09    2. 410E-09 2.018E-09  1.719E-09 NW         1.001E-07 5.164E-08 3.345E-08     1. 903E-08   1.272E-08 9.275E-09 7.144E-09 5.714E-09     4. 698E-09 3.944E-09  3.366E-09 NNW         2.509E-07 1.327E-07 8.742E-08     5.084E-08    3.445E-08 2.538E-08 1.970E-08 1. 585E-08    1.309E-08  1.1048-08  9.450E-09 N        3.480E-07 1.831E-07 1.202E-07     6. 962E-08   4.709E-08 3.465E-08 2.688E-08 2. 163E-08    1. 787E-08 1.506E-08  1.290E-08 NNE         1.481E-07 7.734E-08 5.050E-08     2.905E-08    1.955E-08 1.433E-08 1.108E-08 8. 884E-09    7.320E-09  6.156E-09  5.261E-09 NE         7.231E-08 3.817E-08 2.510E-08     1.456E-08    9.848E-09 7.242E-09 5.613E-09 4.510E-09     3. 721E-09 3.133E-09  2.680E-09 ENE         4.853E-08 2.533E-08 1.654E-08     9.518E-09    6.411E-09 4.704E-09 3.642E-09 2. 926E-09    2.415E-09  2.035E-09  1.742E-09 E        5.518E-08 2.882E-08 1.883E-08     1.085E-08    7.324E-09 5.382E-09 4.174E-09 3.358E-09     2.776E-09  2.342E-09  2.009E-09 ESE         7.239E-08 3.691E-08 2.371E-08     1. 335E-08   8.867E-09 6.439E-09 4.946E-09 3. 949E-09    3.243E-09  2.721E-09  2.322E-09 SE         1.354E-07 6.953E-08 4.490E-08     2. 545E-08   1.697E-08 1.236E-08 9.515E-09 7. 607E-09    6.253E-09  5.250E-09  4.482E-09 SSE         1.185E-07 5.996E-08 3.832E-08     2.143E-08    1.416E-08 1.025E-08 7.848E-09 6.250E-09     5. 122E-09 4.290E-09  3.654E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED) FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2        2-3        3-4         4-5          5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 8.750E-06   2. 045E-06 6.355E-07  3.213E-07   1.995E-07    8.790E-08  3.079E-08  1.460E-08  8.900E-09  6.111E-09 SSW 3.945E-06   9. 094E-07 2.770E-07  1.384E-07   8.516E-08    3. 698E-08 1.265E-08  5.893E-09  3.556E-09  2.424E-09 SW 2.616E-06   6. 091E-07 1.888E-07  9.529E-08   5.909E-08    2.598E-08  9.066E-09  4.281E-09  2.604E-09  1.784E-09 WSW 1.617E-06   3.746E-07  1.148E-07  5.757E-08   3.553E-08    1.550E-08  5.337E-09  2.492E-09  1.504E-09  1.025E-09 W 1.718E-06   4. 010E-07 1.239E-07  6.241E-08   3.865E-08    1.695E-08  5.889E-09  2.772E-09  1.680E-09  1.148E-09 WNW 2.850E-06   6. 563E-07 2.057E-07  1.045E-07   6. 509E-08   2.884E-08  1.017E-08  4.839E-09  2.951E-09  2.023E-09 NW 5.117E-06   1. 195E-06 3.795E-07  1.942E-07   1.216E-07    5.432E-08  1.943E-08  9.341E-09  5. 736E-09 3. 953E-09 NNW 1.152E-05   2. 721E-06 9.049E-07  4.749E-07   3. 025E-07   1.389E-07  5.169E-08  2.553E-08  1.590E-08  1.106E-08 N 1.623E-05   3. 860E-06 1.269E-06  6.623E-07   4.203E-07    1.918E-07  7.085E-08  3. 486E-08 2.170E-08  1.510E-08 NNE 7.246E-06   1. 693E-06 5. 483E-07 2.839E-07   1.792E-07    8.113E-08  2.959E-08  1.442E-08  8.914E-09  6.170E-09 NE 3.388E-06   7. 916E-07 2.620E-07  1.372E-07   8.724E-08    3.995E-08  1.481E-08  7.285E-09  4.525E-09  3.139E-09 ENE 2.365E-06   5. 566E-07 1.800E-07  9.312E-08   5.875E-08    2.658E-08  9.698E-09  4.735E-09  2.936E-09  2.039E-09 E 2.728E-06   6.326E-07  2.046E-07  1. 058E-07  6.680E-08    3.024E-08  1.106E-08  5.417E-09  3.369E-09  2.347E-09 ESE 3.866E-06   9.028E-07  2.809E-07  1.421E-07   8.825E-08    3.893E-08  1.366E-08  6.489E-09  3.965E-09  2.728E-09 SE 7.032E-06   1. 642E-06 5.176E-07  2.638E-07   1.647E-07    7.321E-08  2.601E-08  1.245E-08  7.636E-09  5.263E-09 SSE 6.565E-06   1. 515E-06 4.662E-07  2.343E-07   1.448E-07    6.335E-08  2.195E-08  1.033E-08  6.277E-09  4.301E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,       DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500       .750      1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        4.622E-05 1.530E-05 8.074E-06      3. 981E-06  1.543E-06 8.111E-07 5.011E-07 3. 419E-07    2. 495E-07 1. 909E-07 1. 515E-07 SSW         2.051E-05 6.919E-06 3.639E-06      1.786E-06   6.831E-07 3.556E-07 2.181E-07 1. 479E-07    1. 073E-07 8. 177E-08 6. 462E-08 SW        1.367E-05 4.579E-06 2.414E-06      1. 188E-06  4.594E-07 2.412E-07 1.488E-07 1. 015E-07    7.399E-08  5. 660E-08 4. 488E-08 WSW         8.187E-06 2.826E-06 1.496E-06      7.344E-07   2.819E-07 1.472E-07 9.048E-08 6. 149E-08    4.471E-08  3. 412E-08 2. 700E-08 W        9.009E-06 3.OOOE-06 1.588E-06      7.832E-07   3.023E-07 1.585E-07 9.771E-08 6. 656E-08    4. 849E-08 3. 707E-08 2. 939E-08 WNW         1.544E-05 5.062E-06 2.612E-06      1.274E-06   4.966E-07 2.621E-07 1.625E-07 1. 112E-07    8. 131E-08 6.236E-08  4. 957E-08 NW        2.838E-05 9.047E-06 4.692E-06      2.307E-06   9.072E-07 4.818E-07 3.OOOE-07 2. 060E-07    1. 511E-07 1. 162E-07 9.258E-08 NNW         6.986E-05 2.066E-05 1.046E-05      5.141E-06   2.090E-06 1.135E-06 7.187E-07 5. 001E-07    3.708E-07  2. 878E-07 2. 311E-07 N        9.608E-05 2.879E-05 1.481E-05      7. 330E-06  2.956E-06 1.596E-06 1.007E-06 6. 982E-07    5. 164E-07 3. 999E-07 3.205E-07 NNE         4.142E-05 1.292E-05 6.616E-06      3.239E-06   1.292E-06 6.927E-07 4.346E-07 3. 003E-07    2.214E-07  1. 710E-07 1. 368E-07 NE        2.026E-05 6.108E-06 3.072E-06      1. 499E-06  6.074E-07 3.291E-07 2.080E-07 1. 446E-07    1. 071E-07 8. 308E-08 6. 668E-08 ENE         1.353E-05 4.191E-06 2.163E-06      1. 065E-06  4.243E-07 2.273E-07 1.425E-07 9. 840E-08    7.251E-08  5.597E-08  4. 475E-08 E        1.568E-05 4.891E-06 2.483E-06      1.211E-06   4.821E-07 2.583E-07 1.619E-07 1. 118E-07    8.238E-08  6.360E-08  5. 085E-08 ESE         2.049E-05 6.768E-06 3.564E-06      1. 757E-06  6.813E-07 3.583E-07 2.214E-07 1.511E-07     1. 103E-07 8. 442E-08 6. 699E-08 SE        3.858E-05 1.239E-05 6.456E-06      3. 178E-06  1.244E-06 6.581E-07 4.086E-07 2. 800E-07    2.049E-07  1. 573E-07 1. 252E-07 SSE         3.503E-05 1.157E-05 6.035E-06      2. 961E-06  1.140E-06 5.965E-07 3.671E-07 2. 497E-07    1. 817E-07 1. 387E-07 1. 099E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10 .000     15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1. 236E-07 5. 999E-08 3. 697E-08   1. 953E-08  1.235E-08 8. 614E-09 6.393E-09 4 .953E-09   3.960E-09  3.243E-09  2. 706E-09 SSW         5. 253E-08 2.514E-08 1. 534E-08    7. 992E-09  5. 005E-09 3.466E-09 2.557E-09 1 .971E-09   1.569E-09  1.280E-09  1. 065E-09 SW        3. 660E-08 1. 773E-08 1. 091E-08   5.753E-09   3. 631E-09 2.529E-09 1. 875E-09 1 .452E-09  1.159E-09  9. 487E-10 7. 912E-10 WSW         2. 198E-08 1. 057E-08 6. 473E-09   3.387E-09   2. 126E-09 1. 475E-09 1. 089E-09 8 .405E-10 6.696E-10  5. 466E-10 4.548E-10 W        2.395E-08 1. 158E-08 7. 119E-09    3.747E-09   2.364E-09 1. 646E-09 1.220E-09 9 .436E-10   7.534E-10  6. 162E-10 5. 136E-10 WNW         4. 051E-08 1. 979E-08 1. 225E-08   6.515E-09   4.139E-09 2. 897E-09 2. 156E-09 1 .674E-09  1.341E-09  1. 100E-09 9. 194E-10 NW        7. 581E-08 3.731E-08 2.322E-08     1.244E-08   7. 942E-09 5.581E-09 4. 167E-09 3 .244E-09  2.605E-09  2. 140E-09 1. 792E-09 NNW         1. 906E-07 9. 630E-08 6. 102E-08   3.348E-08   2.172E-08 1. 545E-08 1. 164E-08 9 .137E-09  7.384E-09  6. 102E-09 5. 134E-09 N        2. 639E-07 1. 325E-07 8. 363E-08   4.564E-08   2. 951E-08 2. 093E-08 1. 575E-08 1 .234E-08 9.957E-09  8.221E-09  6. 910E-09 NNE         1. 124E-07 5. 606E-08 3. 522E-08   1. 910E-08  1.230E-08 8. 699E-09 6.528E-09 5 .104E-09   4.112E-09  3.389E-09  2. 845E-09 NE        5.496E-08 2.771E-08 1. 754E-08     9. 606E-09  6.225E-09 4. 423E-09 3.331E-09 2 .612E-09   2.109E-09  1. 742E-09 1. 465E-09 ENE         3. 676E-08 1. 830E-08 1. 148E-08   6.218E-09   3. 999E-09 2. 826E-09 2. 120E-09 1 .657E-09 1.335E-09  1. 100E-09 9.233E-10 E        4. 177E-08 2.080E-08 1. 306E-08    7.081E-09   4.560E-09 3.226E-09 2.422E-09 1 .895E-09    1.528E-09  1.260E-09  1. 059E-09 ESE         5. 467E-08 2. 654E-08 1. 637E-08   8. 651E-09  5. 471E-09 3. 818E-09 2.835E-09 2 .197E-09  1.757E-09  1. 439E-09 1.201E-09 SE        1. 023E-07 5. O1OE-08 3. 107E-08   1. 656E-08  1. 053E-08 7.382E-09 5.500E-09 4 .275E-09   3.427E-09  2. 813E-09 2.353E-09 SSE         8. 947E-08 4.311E-08 2. 644E-08    1. 388E-08  8. 735E-09 6.074E-09 4.497E-09 3 .477E-09   2.776E-09  2.270E-09  1. 892E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3         3-4        4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 7.861E-06  1. 760E-06  5.201E-07  2.536E-07   1.529E-07   6. 390E-08 2.022E-08  8. 722E-09 4. 986E-09 3.256E-09 SSW 3.544E-06  7. 827E-07  2.267E-07  1. 092E-07  6.523E-08   2. 687E-08 8.297E-09  3. 513E-09 1. 985E-09 1. 286E-09 SW 2.350E-06  5. 243E-07  1. 545E-07 7.522E-08   4.529E-08   1. 889E-08 5. 957E-09 2. 562E-09 1. 461E-09 9. 528E-10 WSW 1.453E-06  3.226E-07   9. 401E-08 4.547E-08   2. 725E-08  1. 129E-08 3.512E-09  1. 494E-09 8.465E-10  5. 491E-10 W 1.544E-06  3. 453E-07  1. 015E-07 4. 931E-08  2. 965E-08  1. 235E-08 3.882E-09  1. 667E-09 9.500E-10  6. 188E-10 WNW 2.562E-06  5. 652E-07  1. 685E-07 8.262E-08   5. 001E-08  2. 104E-08 6.734E-09  2. 932E-09 1. 685E-09 1. 105E-09 NW 4.600E-06  1. 029E-06  3. 109E-07 1. 535E-07  9.337E-08   3. 960E-08 1.284E-08  5. 645E-09 3.264E-09  2. 149E-09 NNW 1.036E-05  2. 344E-06  7. 423E-07 3.761E-07   2.329E-07   1. 016E-07 3.438E-08  1. 560E-08 9.186E-09  6. 123E-09 N 1.459E-05  3. 324E-06  1. 041E-06 5.239E-07   3.231E-07   1. 400E-07 4. 691E-08 2. 115E-08 1.241E-08  8.250E-09 NNE 6.516E-06  1. 458E-06  4. 497E-07 2.248E-07   1. 379E-07  5. 932E-08 1. 966E-08 8.791E-09  5. 133E-09 3. 402E-09 NE 3.048E-06  6. 819E-07  2. 149E-07 1. 087E-07  6.720E-08   2. 925E-08 9. 866E-09 4. 467E-09 2.626E-09  1. 748E-09 ENE 2.126E-06  4. 792E-07  1. 475E-07 7.361E-08   4. 511E-08  1. 937E-08 6. 402E-09 2. 857E-09 1. 666E-09 1. 104E-09 E 2.453E-06  5. 445E-07  1. 676E-07 8.363E-08   5. 127E-08  2.202E-08  7.289E-09  3.260E-09  1. 906E-09 1.265E-09 ESE 3.473E-06  7. 768E-07  2. 298E-07 1. 121E-07  6. 759E-08  2. 827E-08 8. 952E-09 3.865E-09  2.211E-09  1. 445E-09 SE 6.319E-06  1. 413E-06  4. 237E-07 2.082E-07   1. 262E-07  5.326E-08  1. 711E-08 7.470E-09  4.302E-09  2. 825E-09 SSE 5.898E-06  1. 303E-06  3. 813E-07 1. 848E-07  1. 109E-07  4. 600E-08 1. 438E-08 6.153E-09  3.501E-09  2.280E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND        SECTORS DIRECTION                                                     DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE            .25         .50        .75       1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00       3.50         4.00             4.50 S        2.770E-07    9.368E-08 4. 81OE-08 2.287E-08 8.214E-09.4.073E-09 2.398E-09 1.570E-09       1.105E-09  8. 190E-10       6.311E-10 SSW         1.322E-07    4. 470E-08 2.295E-08 1.091E-08 3.920E-09 1.944E-09 1.145E-09 7.495E-10       5.274E-10  3. 908E-10       3.012E-10 SW         7.765E-08    2. 626E-08 1. 348E-08 6.410E-09 2.302E-09 1.142E-09 6.723E-10 4.402E-10      3.098E-10  2.296E-10        1.769E-10 WSW         3.778E-08    1. 278E-08 6.559E-09 3.118E-09 1.120E-09 5.555E-10 3.271E-10 2.142E-10       1.507E-10  1. 117E-10       8. 607E-11 W         4.302E-08    1. 455E-08 7.470E-09 3.551E-09 1.276E-09 6.326E-10 3.725E-10 2.439E-10       1.716E-10  1. 272E-10       9. 801E-11 WNW         6.405E-08    2. 166E-08 1. 112E-08 5.287E-09 1.899E-09 9.418E-10 5.546E-10 3.631E-10      2.555E-10  1. 894E-10       1. 459E-10 NW         1.344E-07    4.544E-08 2.333E-08 1.109E-08 3.984E-09 1.976E-09 1.163E-09 7.618E-10        5.361E-10  3. 973E-10       3.061E-10 NNW         1.892E-07    6.400E-08 3.286E-08 1.562E-08 5.611E-09 2.783E-09 1.639E-09 1.073E-09        7.549E-10  5. 595E-10       4.311E-10 N         3.152E-07    1.066E-07 5. 472E-08 2.601E-08 9.344E-09 4.634E-09 2.729E-09 1.787E-09       1.257E-09  9.317E-10        7. 180E-10 NNE         1.408E-07    4.760E-08 2. 444E-08 1.162E-08 4.174E-09 2.070E-09 1.219E-09 7.981E-10       5.616E-10  4. 162E-10       3.207E-10 NE         6.623E-08    2.240E-08 1. 150E-08 5.467E-09 1.964E-09 9.739E-10 5.735E-10 3.755E-10       2.642E-10  1. 958E-10        1. 509E-10 ENE         6.720E-08    2.272E-08 1. 167E-08 5.547E-09 1.992E-09 9.881E-10 5.818E-10 3.810E-10       2.681E-10  1. 987E-10        1. 531E-10 E        8.610E-08    2. 911E-08 1. 495E-08 7.107E-09 2.553E-09 1.266E-09 7.454E-10 4.881E-10      3.435E-10  2. 545E-10        1. 961E-10 ESE         1.563E-07    5.287E-08 2. 714E-08 1.291E-08 4.636E-09 2.299E-09 1.354E-09 8.863E-10       6.237E-10  4. 622E-10       3.562E-10 SE         2.666E-07    9.014E-08 4. 628E-08 2.200E-08 7.904E-09 3.920E-09 2.308E-09 1.511E-09       1.063E-09  7. 880E-10        6.073E-10 SSE         2.623E-07    8. 870E-08 4.554E-08 2.165E-08 7.778E-09 3.857E-09 2.271E-09 1.487E-09       1.046E-09  7. 755E-10       5. 976E-10 DIRECTION                                                     DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE          5.00         7.50      10.00      15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00      40.00      45.00             50.00 S        5.014E-10    2.227E-10 1. 349E-10 6.819E-11 4.127E-11 2.767E-11 1.983E-11 1.489E-11       1.158E-11  9.248E-12        7. 548E-12 SSW         2.393E-10    1. 063E-10 6.439E-11 3.254E-11 1.970E-11 1.321E-11 9.463E-12 7.106E-12       5.525E-12  4. 413E-12       3. 602E-12 SW         1.405E-10    6.244E-11 3. 782E-11 1.912E-11 1.157E-11 7.758E-12 5.559E-12 4.174E-12       3.245E-12  2.592E-12        2. 116E-12 WSW         6.837E-11    3.037E-11 1. 840E-11 9.300E-12 5.629E-12 3.774E-12 2.704E-12 2.031E-12       1.579E-12  1.261E-12        1. 029E-12 W         7.787E-11    3.459E-11 2. 095E-11 1.059E-11 6.410E-12 4.298E-12 3.080E-12 2.313E-12       1.798E-12  1. 436E-12       1. 172E-12 WNW         1.159E-10    5.150E-11 3. 120E-11 1.577E-11 9.544E-12 6.399E-12 4.585E-12 3.443E-12       2.677E-12  2. 138E-12       1. 745E-12 NW         2.432E-10    1. 080E-10 6.545E-11 3.308E-11 2.002E-11 1.342E-11 9.619E-12 7.223E-12       5.616E-12  4. 486E-12       3. 662E-12 NNW         3.425E-10    1. 522E-10 9.217E-11 4.659E-11 2.820E-11 1.891E-11 1.355E-11 1.017E-11       7.909E-12  6. 318E-12       5. 157E-12 cc       N         5.704E-10    2. 534E-10 1. 535E-10 7.758E-11 4.696E-11 3.148E-11 2.256E-11 1.694E-11      1.317E-11  1. 052E-11       8. 588E-12 NNE         2.548E-10    1. 132E-10 6. 856E-11 3.466E-11 2.098E-11 1.406E-11 1.008E-1i 7.567E-12      5.883E-12  4. 700E-12       3.836E-12 NE         1.199E-10    5. 325E-11 3.226E-11 1.631E-11 9.869E-12 6.617E-12 4.741E-12 3.560E-12       2.768E-12  2.211E-12        1. 805E-12 ENE         1.216E-10    5. 403E-11 3.273E-11 1.654E-11 1.001E-11 6.713E-12 4.810E-12 3.612E-12       2.808E-12  2.243E-12        1. 831E-12 E         1.558E-10    6. 922E-11 4. 193E-11 2.119E-11 1.283E-11 8.601E-12 6.163E-12 4.628E-12      3.598E-12  2. 874E-12       2.346E-12 ESE         2.830E-10    1. 257E-10 7. 614E-11 3.849E-11 2.329E-11 1.562E-11 1.119E-11 8.403E-12      6.534E-12  5. 219E-12       4.260E-12 SE         4.825E-10    2. 143E-10 1.298E-10 6.562E-11 3.972E-11 2.663E-11 1.908E-11 1.433E-11       1.114E-11  8. 899E-12       7.264E-12 SSE         4.748E-10    2.109E-10 1. 278E-10 6.458E-11 3.908E-11 2.621E-11 1.878E-11 1.410E-11       1.096E-11  8. 757E-12       7. 148E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1      1-2          2-3        3-4        4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.701E-08 9. 630E-09   2. 514E-09 1. 129E-09 6. 387E-10 2.456E-10  7. 106E-11 2. 816E-11 1.504E-11  9.309E-12 SSW 2.244E-08 4. 595E-09   1. 200E-09 5.388E-10  3. 048E-10 1. 172E-10 3. 391E-11 1. 344E-11 7. 177E-12 4. 442E-12 SW 1.318E-08 2. 699E-09   7. 047E-10 3. 165E-10 1. 790E-10 6.885E-11  1. 992E-11 7. 895E-12 4.216E-12  2. 609E-12 WSW 6.411E-09 1. 313E-09   3. 428E-10 1. 540E-10 8. 710E-11 3.350E-11  9. 690E-12 3. 841E-12 2.051E-12  1.269E-12 W 7.301E-09 1. 496E-09   3. 904E-10 1. 753E-10 9. 920E-11 3.815E-11  1. 104E-11 4.374E-12  2.336E-12  1.446E-12 WNW 1.087E-08 2.227E-09    5. 813E-10 2. 611E-10 1. 477E-10 5.679E-11  1. 643E-11 6.512E-12  3.477E-12  2. 152E-12 NW 2.281E-08 4. 671E-09   1.219E-09  5. 477E-10 3.098E-10  1. 192E-10 3.447E-11  1.366E-11  7.296E-12  4.516E-12 NNW 3.212E-08 6.579E-09    1. 717E-09 7. 713E-10 4.363E-10  1. 678E-10 4.854E-11  1. 924E-11 1.027E-11  6. 359E-12 N 5.348E-08 1. 096E-08   2. 860E-09 1. 284E-09 7.266E-10  2.794E-10  8. 084E-11 3.204E-11  1. 711E-11 1. 059E-11 NNE 2.389E-08 4. 894E-09   1.278E-09  5. 738E-10 3.246E-10  1.248E-10  3. 611E-11 1. 431E-11 7. 643E-12 4. 731E-12 NE 1.124E-08 2.302E-09    6. 011E-10 2. 700E-10 1. 527E-10 5.873E-11  1. 699E-11 6. 734E-12 3.596E-12  2.226E-12 ENE 1.140E-08 2.336E-09    6.098E-10  2. 739E-10 1. 549E-10 5. 958E-11 1. 724E-11 6. 832E-12 3. 648E-12 2.258E-12 E 1.461E-08 2. 993E-09   7.813E-10  3.509E-10  1. 985E-10 7. 634E-11 2.208E-11  8.753E-12  4. 674E-12 2.893E-12 ESE 2.653E-08 5.435E-09    1, 419E-09 6.372E-10  3. 605E-10 1. 386E-10 4. lOE-11  1. 589E-11 8. 488E-12 5. 254E-12 SE 4.524E-08 9.266E-09    2. 419E-09 1. 086E-09 6. 146E-10 2. 364E-10 6. 838E-11 2.710E-11  1.447E-11  8. 957E-12 SSE 4.452E-08 9.119E-09    2. 380E-09 1. 069E-09 6. 048E-10 2. 326E-10 6.729E-11  2. 667E-11 1. 424E-11 8. 815E-12

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF    DIRECTION DIST. X/Q       X/Q        X/Q        D/Q ID      LOCATION FROM SITE (MI)  (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3)   (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO      2.26 DAY    8.0 DAY DECAY     DECAY       DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site   Boundary   S     .80   7.8E-06   7.8E-06   6.9E-06    4.1E-08 A  Site   Boundary SSW     .82   3.3E-06   3.3E-06   2.9E-06    1.8E-08 A  Site Boundary    SW     .97   1.4E-06   1.4E-06   1.3E-06    6.8E-09 A  Site Boundary   WSW     .93   1.OE-06   1.OE-06   8.9E-07    3.8E-09 A  Site Boundary     W     .91   1.1E-06   1.1E-06   9.8E-07    4.5E-09 A  Site Boundary   WNW     .94   1.7E-06   1.7E-06   1.5E-06    6.2E-09 A  Site Boundary    NW     .81   4.4E-06   4.3E-06   3.9E-06    1.9E-08 A  Site Boundary   NNW     .69   1.3E-05   1.3E-05   1.2E-05    3.8E-08 A  Site Boundary     N     .67   2.OE-05   1.9E-05   1.8E-05    6.5E-08 A  Site Boundary   NNE     .60   1.1E-05   1.1E-05   9.6E-06    3.5E-08 A  Site Boundary    NE     .62   4.6E-06   4.6E-06   4.2E-06    1.6E-08 A  Site Boundary   ENE     .59   3.6E-06   3.5E-06   3.2E-06    1.7E-08 A  Site Boundary     E     .53   4.9E-06   4.9E-06   4.5E-06    2.7E-08 A  Site Boundary   ESE     .54   6.6E-06   6.6E-06   6.OE-06    4.7E-08 A  Site Boundary    SE     .65   9.OE-06   9.OE-06   8.1E-06    5.9E-08 A  Site Boundary   SSE     .81   5.6E-06   5.6E-06   5.0E-06    3.7E-08 A  Nearest Res     SSW   2.10    3.9E-07   3.9E-07   3.2E-07    1.7E-09 A  Nearest Res      SW   1.30    7.4E-07   7.4E-07   6.4E-07    3.3E-09 A  Nearest Res     WSW   1.90    2.OE-07   2.OE-07   1.6E-07    6.3E-10 A  Nearest Res       W   1.00    9.OE-07   8.9E-07   7.8E-07    3.6E-09 A  Nearest Res     WNW   1.70    4.5E-07   4.4E-07   3.7E-07    1.4E-09 A  Nearest Res      NW     .90   3.4E-06   3.4E-06   3.OE-06    1.5E-08 A  Nearest Res     NNW   1.90    1.5E-06   1.5E-06   1.3E-06    3.1E-09 A  Nearest Res       N   2.50    1.2E-06   1.2E-06   1.OE-06    2.7E-09 A  Nearest Res      NE   2.80    2.1E-07   2.OE-07   1.7E-07    4.4E-10 A  Nearest Res     ENE   1.70    3.8E-07   3.8E-07   3.2E-07    1.5E-09 A  Nearest Res       E   1.90    3.5E-07   3.4E-07   2.9E-07    1.4E-09 A  Nearest Res     ESE   2.30    3.2E-07   3.2E-07   2.6E-07    1.6E-09 A  Nearest Cow     NNW   3.50    4.8E-07   4.7E-07   3.7E-07    7.6E-10 A  Nearest Garde    SW   1.30    7.4E-07   7.4E-07   6.4E-07    3.3E-09 A  Nearest Garde   WSW   1.90    2.OE-07   2.OE-07   1:6E-07    6.3E-10 A  Nearest Garde   WNW   2.40    2.2E-07   2.2E-07   1.8E-07    6.1E-10 A  Nearest Garde    NW   2.90    2.8E-07   2.7E-07   2.2E-07    8.2E-10 A  Nearest Garde   NNW   2.80    7.2E-07   7.1E-07   5.7E-07    1.3E-09 A  Nearest Garde    NE   2.80    2.1E-07   2.OE-07   1.7E-07    4.4E-10 A  Nearest Garde   ENE   1.70    3.8E-07   3.8E-07   3.2E-07    1.5E-09 A  Nearest Garde     E   1.90    3.5E-07   3.4E-07   2.9E-07    1.4E-09 A  Nearest Garde   ESE   3.00    1.9E-07   1.9E-07   1.5E-07    8.9E-10

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Ground Level Releases July-December 2009 B270

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 NO DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR              .250        .500      .750       1.000        1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5.750E-05 1.927E-05 1.044E-05      5.261E-0O  6 2.106E-06 1.137E-06 7.196E-07 5    .016E-07 3.732E-07  2. 908E-07 2.346E-07 SSW         2.615E-05 9.032E-06 4.897E-06      2. 454E-0l 6 9.634E-07 5.133E-07 3.213E-07 2    .220E-07 1. 639E-07 1. 269E-07 1. 018E-07 SW         1.869E-05 6.541E-06 3.530E-06      1. 763E-0I6 6.907E-07 3.672E-07 2.295E-07 1     .583E-07 1.167E-07  9. 025E-08 7. 231E-08 WSW         1.295E-05 4.599E-06 2.466E-06      1. 221E-0O 6 4.714E-07 2.482E-07 1.539E-07 1    .055E-07 7. 743E-08 5.962E-08  4. 759E-08 W        1.120E-05 3.900E-06 2.085E-06      1. 033E-0O 6 3.995E-07 2.107E-07 1.309E-07 8    .988E-08 6. 602E-08 5.089E-08  4. 066E-08 WNW         1.480E-05 5.061E-06 2.661E-06      1. 311E-066 5.148E-07 2.744E-07 1.719E-07 1     .189E-07 8. 783E-08 6. 806E-08 5. 464E-08 NW         2.916E-05 9.920E-06 5.264E-06      2. 610E-066 1.026E-06 5.470E-07 3.428E-07 2     .371E-07 1. 752E-07 1. 358E-07 1. 090E-07 NNW         5.834E-05 1.820E-05 9.471E-06      4. 730E-066 1.959E-06 1.083E-06 6.970E-07 4     .927E-07 3. 708E-07 2. 918E-07 2.375E-07 N        9.678E-05 3.005E-05 1.587E-05      8. 004E-0I6 3.325E-06 1.841E-06 1.187E-06 8     .396E-07 6.323E-07  4. 979E-07 4. 054E-07 NNE         5.321E-05 1.674E-05 8.728E-06      4.356E-0O  6 1.804E-06 9.977E-07 6.426E-07 4    .543E-07 3.420E-07  2. 692E-07 2. 191E-07 NE         3.169E-05 9.880E-06 5.073E-06      2.513E-0I6 1.043E-06 5.780E-07 3.728E-07 2       640E-07 1. 990E-07 1. 568E-07 1.277E-07 ENE         1.899E-05 5.935E-06 3.108E-06      1. 556E-0I6 6.431E-07 3.551E-07 2.284E-07 1      613E-07 1. 214E-07 9.547E-08  7. 767E-08 E        2.372E-05 7.533E-06 3.959E-06      1. 982E-0O 6 8.173E-07 4.505E-07 2.894E-07 2    .042E-07 1. 535E-07 1.206E-07  9. 808E-08 ESE         3.165E-05 1.003E-05 5.302E-06      2. 665E-0I6 1.099E-06 6.055E-07 3.888E-07 2     .743E-07 2. 060E-07 1. 619E-07 1. 316E-07 SE         5.418E-05 1.708E-05 9.054E-06      4. 563E-0O 6 1.881E-06 1.037E-06 6.658E-07 4    .696E-07 3. 528E-07 2. 772E-07 2.253E-07 SSE         5.408E-05 1.748E-05 9.418E-06      4.765E-066 1.933E-06 1.053E-06 6.706E-07 4      .698E-07 3. 509E-07 2.744E-07  2.220E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000       20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.945E-07 1.006E-07 6.548E-08      3. 781E-08   2. 573E-08 1. 913E-08 1.503E-08 1.227E-08   1. 030E-08 8. 826E-09 7. 692E-09 SSW         8.394E-08 4.255E-08 2.731E-08      1.546E-08    1. 039E-08 7. 646E-09 5.959E-09 4.832E-09   4. 031E-09 3. 438E-09 2. 983E-09 SW         5.956E-08 3.003E-08 1.920E-08      1. 081E-08   7.227E-09 5.299E-09 4.118E-09 3.330E-09     2.773E-09  2. 360E-09 2. 044E-09 WSW         3.907E-08 1.946E-08 1.234E-08      6. 875E-09   4.577E-09 3.345E-09 2.593E-09 2.092E-09     1. 738E-09 1. 477E-09 1.278E-09 W        3.342E-08 1.674E-08 1.066E-08      5. 976E-09   3.999E-09 2. 935E-09 2.282E-09 1.847E-09    1. 539E-09 1. 311E-09 1. 136E-09 WNW         4.510E-08 2.294E-08 1.477E-08      8. 418E-09   5. 698E-09 4.220E-09 3.307E-09 2.694E-09    2.257E-09  1. 932E-09 1. 682E-09 NW         9.001E-08 4.585E-08 2.955E-08      1. 684E-08   1. 137E-08 8.407E-09 6.578E-09 5.351E-09    4. 478E-09 3. 830E-09 3. 331E-09 NNW         1.984E-07 1.055E-07 7.007E-08      4. 158E-08   2. 883E-08 2. 175E-08 1.729E-08 1.426E-08   1.207E-08  1. 043E-08 9. 150E-09 N        3.387E-07 1.803E-07 1.198E-07      7. 106E-08   4. 925E-08 3. 713E-08 2.951E-08 2.432E-08   2.05BE-08  1. 777E-08 1. 558E-08 NNE         1.831E-07 9.743E-08 6.471E-08      3.842E-08    2. 665E-08 2. 011E-08 1.599E-08 1.319E-08   1. 117E-08 9. 647E-09 8. 467E-09 NE         1.068E-07 5.703E-08 3.798E-08     2.264E-08     1. 576E-08 1. 193E-08 9.507E-09 7.855E-09   6. 662E-09 5.764E-09  5. 065E-09 ENE         6.485E-08 3.444E-08 2.285E-08      1. 354E-08   9.392E-09 7.084E-09 5.632E-09 4.644E-09     3. 931E-09 3.395E-09  2. 979E-09 E        8.183E-08 4.335E-08 2.870E-08      1. 696E-08   1. 173E-08 8. 830E-09 7.010E-09 5.771E-09   4. 880E-09 4.211E-09  3.691E-09 ESE         1.097E-07 5.806E-08 3.840E-08     2.265E-08     1. 564E-08 1. 176E-08 9.322E-09 7.668E-09   6. 479E-09 5.586E-09  4. 894E-09 SE         1.879E-07 9.946E-08 6.579E-08     3. 883E-08    2. 681E-08 2.015E-08 1.598E-08 1.315E-08    1. 111E-08 9.578E-09  8. 392E-09 SSE         1.845E-07 9.625E-08 6.304E-08     3. 670E-08    2.510E-08 1. 874E-08 1.477E-08 1.210E-08    1. 018E-08 8. 743E-09 7. 635E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5          5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 1.010E-05  2. 376E-06  7. 438E-07 3. 785E-07 2.364E-07     1. 058E-07 3. 859E-08 1. 925E-08 1.231E-08  8.841E-09 SSW 4.730E-06   1. 095E-06  3. 328E-07 1. 664E-07  1. 026E-07   4. 497E-08 1. 584E-08 7.702E-09  4.849E-09  3. 445E-09 SW 3.414E-06   7. 852E-07  2. 377E-07 1. 185E-07  7.290E-08    3. 178E-08 1. 108E-08 5.341E-09  3.343E-09  2. 365E-09 WSW 2.387E-06   5. 388E-07  1. 597E-07 7. 868E-08  4. 800E-08   2. 065E-08 7.068E-09  3. 373E-09 2. 100E-09 1. 481E-09 W 2.021E-06   4. 563E-07  1. 358E-07 6.707E-08   4. 1O1E-08   1. 774E-08 6. 137E-09 2. 957E-09 1. 854E-09 1. 313E-09 WNW 2.595E-06   5. 8SOE-07  1. 780E-07 8. 916E-08 5.508E-08     2. 423E-08 8. 620E-09 4.249E-09  2.702E-09  1. 936E-09 NW 5.119E-06   1. 165E-06  3. 549E-07 1.779E-07   1. 099E-07   4. 842E-08 1. 723E-08 8.466E-09  5.369E-09  3.837E-09 NNW 9.303E-06   2. 185E-06  7. 181E-07 3.755E-07  2.391E-07     1. 104E-07 4.225E-08  2. 185E-08 1. 429E-08 1.044E-08 N 1.553E-05   3. 705E-06  1. 222E-06 6.403E-07  4.081E-07     1. 886E-07 7.219E-08  3.731E-08  2. 437E-08 1.779E-08 NNE 8.565E-06   2. 013E-06  6. 620E-07 3. 464E-07 2.206E-07     1.019E-07  3. 903E-08 2.021E-08  1. 322E-08 9. 661E-09 NE 5.003E-06   1. 163E-06  3. 840E-07 2. 015E-07  1.286E-07    5. 963E-08 2.299E-08  1.198E-08  7. 873E-09 5.771E-09 ENE 3.047E-06   7. 180E-07  2. 353E-07 1. 229E-07  7. 819E-08   3. 604E-08 1. 377E-08 7.119E-09  4. 655E-09 3.400E-09 E 3.875E-06   9. 132E-07  2. 983E-07 1. 555E-07  9. 874E-08   4. 539E-08 1. 725E-08 8. 876E-09 5.786E-09  4.217E-09 ESE 5.181E-06   1. 228E-06  4. 008E-07 2. 087E-07  1. 325E-07   6. 080E-08 2. 304E-08 1. 182E-08 7. 688E-09 5. 594E-09 SE 8.842E-06   2. 102E-06  6. 862E-07 3. 574E-07 2.268E-07     1. 042E-07 3. 948E-08 2. 026E-08 1. 318E-08 9. 592E-09 SSE 9.142E-06   2. 171E-06  6. 923E-07 3. 557E-07 2.236E-07     1. 011E-07 3.740E-08  1. 885E-08 1.213E-08  8. 758E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250       .500       .750      1.000         1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S         5.743E-05 1.923E-05 1.041E-05     5.239E-0   6 2.092E-06 1.127E-06 7.117E-07 4 950E-07      3. 674E-07 2. 856E-07 2.299E-07 SSW         2.613E-05 9.015E-06 4.883E-06     2. 444E-0  6 9.578E-07 5.093E-07    3.181E-07  2 .194E-07 1. 616E-07 1.249E-07  9. 997E-08 SW         1.867E-05 6.528E-06 3.520E-06     1. 756E-0  6 6.867E-07 3.644E-07 2.272E-07 1 .564E-07     1. 151E-07 8. 882E-08 7. 102E-08 WSW         1.294E-05 4.591E-06 2.460E-06     1.217E-0   6 4.689E-07 2.464E-07 1.525E-07 1 044E-07      7. 643E-08 5. 873E-08 4. 679E-08 W         1.119E-05 3.893E-06 2.080E-06     1. 029E-0  6 3.975E-07 2.092E-07 1.297E-07 8 891E-08      6.519E-08  5. 015E-08 4. OOOE-08 WNW         1.478E-05 5.051E-06 2.654E-06     1. 306E-0  6 5.117E-07 2.722E-07 1.701E-07 1 .174E-07     8. 655E-08 6. 692E-08 5. 361E-08 NW         2.913E-05 9.903E-06 5.250E-06     2. 601E-0  6 1.020E-06 5.431E-07 3.397E-07 2 .345E-07     1. 730E-07 1. 338E-07 1. 072E-07 NNW         5.827E-05 1.815E-05 9.436E-06     4.707E-0   6 1.944E-06 1.072E-06 6.882E-07 4 .852E-07     3. 641E-07 2. 858E-07 2.320E-07 N         9.665E-05 2.998E-05 1.582E-05     7. 965E-0  6 3.300E-06 1.823E-06 1.172E-06 8 .270E-07     6.211E-07  4. 878E-07 3. 962E-07 NNE         5.314E-05 1.669E-05 8.693E-06     4.333E-0   6 1.790E-06 9.870E-07 6.339E-07 4 .469E-07     3. 355E-07 2. 634E-07 2. 138E-07 NE         3.165E-05 9.853E-06 5.052E-06     2.499E-0   6 1.035E-06 5.716E-07 3.676E-07 2 .595E-07     1. 950E-07 1. 532E-07 1.245E-07 ENE         1.896E-05 5.919E-06 3.096E-06     1. 548E-0  6 6.381E-07 3.513E-07 2.254E-07 1 .588E-07     1. 191E-07 9.343E-08  7.580E-08 E         2.369E-05 7.514E-06 3.945E-06     1. 973E-0  6 8.113E-07 4.460E-07 2.858E-07 2 .011E-07     1. 508E-07 1. 182E-07 9.583E-08 ESE         3.161E-05 1.001E-05 5.282E-06     2. 653E-0  6 1.091E-06 5.995E-07 3.840E-07 2 .701E-07     2. 024E-07 1. 586E-07 1.286E-07 SE         5.411E-05 1.704E-05 9.022E-06     4.541E-0   6 1.868E-06 1.027E-06 6.576E-07 4 .627E-07     3. 467E-07 2. 717E-07 2.203E-07 SSE         5.402E-05 1.745E-05 9.387E-06     4.744E-0   6 1.920E-06 1.044E-06 6.630E-07 4 .633E-07     3. 453E-07 2. 693E-07 2. 174E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10.000     15.000        20.000     25.000. 30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S         1.901E-07 9.720E-08 6.254E-08     3.527E-0:8    2.345E-08 1.703E-08 1.307E-08 1.042E-08     8. 548E-09 7. 160E-09 6. 099E-09 SSW         8.227E-08 4.127E-08 2.621E-08     1. 454E-0:8   9.566E-09 6.896E-09 5.265E-09 4.181E-09     3. 417E-09 2. 855E-09 2. 427E-09 SW         5.838E-08 2.914E-08 1.844E-08     1. 017E-0: 8  6.657E-09 4.781E-09 3.639E-09 2.883E-09     2. 351E-09 1. 961E-09 1. 664E-09 WSW         3.834E-08 1.892E-08 1.187E-08     6.487E-0 9    4.235E-09 3.035E-09 2.306E-09 1.825E-09     1. 487E-09 1. 239E-09 1. 051E-09 W         3.282E-08 1.628E-08 1.026E-08     5. 644E-0' 9  3.704E-09 2.666E-09 2.034E-09 1.614E-09     1. 319E-09 1. 102E-09 9. 367E-10 w      WNW         4.415E-08 2.220E-08 1.413E-08     7.874E-0 9    5.209E-09 3.770E-09 2.888E-09 2.300E-09     1. 884E-09 1. 577E-09 1. 342E-09 NW         8.834E-08 4.457E-08 2.843E-08     1. 588E-0:8   1.051E-08 7.615E-09 5.839E-09 4.656E-09     3. 819E-09 3.201E-09  2. 730E-09 NNW         1.933E-07 1.014E-07 6.646E-08     3.839E-0E8    2.592E-08 1.904E-08 1.475E-08 1.184E-08     9. 770E-09 8. 224E-09 7. 034E-09 N         3.301E-07 1.735E-07 1.137E-07     6.573E-0:8    4.438E-08 3.260E-08 2.525E-08 2.029E-08     1. 674E-08 1. 409E-08 1. 205E-08 NNE         1.781E-07 9.346E-08 6.121E-08     3.534E-0:8    2.384E-08 1.750E-08 1.354E-08 1.086E-08     8. 952E-09 7.527E-09  6. 431E-09 NE         1.038E-07 5.460E-08 3.582E-08     2.074E-0:8    1.402E-08 1.030E-08 7.981E-09 6.408E-09     5.282E-09  4. 443E-09 3. 796E-09 ENE         6.311E-08 3.306E-08 2.162E-08     1.247E-0*8    8.410E-09 6.171E-09 4.775E-09 3.831E-09     3. 157E-09 2. 655E-09 2.268E-09 E         7.975E-08 4.169E-08 2.724E-08     1. 568E-0:8   1.056E-08 7.744E-09 5.989E-09 4.805E-09     3. 960E-09 3.331E-09  2. 847E-09 ESE         1.069E-07 5.582E-08 3.643E-08     2. 092E-0:8   1.406E-08 1.029E-08 7.945E-09 6.365E-09     5.238E-09  4. 399E-09 3. 755E-09 SE         1.833E-07 9.572E-08 6.249E-08     3. 592E-0:8   2.416E-08 1.769E-08 1.367E-08 1.096E-08     9. 024E-09 7.584E-09  6. 478E-09 SSE         1.802E-07 9.288E-08 6.009E-08     3.412E-0E8    2.278E-08 1.659E-08 1.276E-08 1.019E-08     8. 369E-09 7. 017E-09 5. 982E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)" FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4        4-5           5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 1.007E-05  2. 363E-06  7. 359E-07 3.727E-07  2.317E-07     1. 024E-07 3. 608E-08 1. 716E-08 1. 047E-08 7. 178E-09 SSW 4.717E-06  1. 089E-06 3. 296E-07 1. 641E-07 1. 008E-07    4.369E-08  1. 492E-08 6. 955E-09 4.200E-09  2. 863E-09 SW 3.405E-06  7. 811E-07 2. 355E-07 1. 169E-07 7.162E-08     3. 088E-08 1. 044E-08 4. 824E-09 2. 896E-09 1. 966E-09 WSW 2.381E-06  5. 362E-07  1. 583E-07 7. 767E-08 4.720E-08     2. O1OE-08 6. 684E-09 3.064E-09  1. 834E-09 1. 243E-09 W 2.016E-06  4. 542E-07  1. 346E-07 6. 624E-08 4.035E-08     1. 728E-08 5.808E-09  2. 690E-09 1. 622E-09 1. 105E-09 WNW 2.588E-06  5. 818E-07  1. 762E-07 8. 788E-08 5.405E-08     2.349E-08  8. 081E-09 3. 801E-09 2. 309E-09 1. 581E-09 NW 5.107E-06  1. 159E-06 3. 519E-07 1. 756E-07 1.081E-07     4.712E-08  1. 628E-08 7. 677E-09 4. 675E-09 3.210E-09 NNW 9.271E-06  2. 170E-06 7. 092E-07 3. 689E-07 2.336E-07     1. 063E-07 3. 909E-08 1. 916E-08 1. 188E-08 8.241E-09 N 1.547E-05  3. 680E-06  1. 208E-06 6.292E-07  3. 989E-07    1. 817E-07 6. 690E-08 3.280E-08  2. 035E-08 1. 412E-08 NNE 8.533E-06  1. 998E-06  6. 533E-07 3.399E-07  2.153E-07     9.793E-08  3.598E-08  1. 760E-08 1. 090E-08 7.543E-09 NE 4.984E-06  1. 154E-06 3. 788E-07 1. 975E-07 1.253E-07     5.718E-08  2. 1lOE-08 1. 037E-08 6. 429E-09 4. 452E-09 ENE 3.036E-06  7. 129E-07 2. 323E-07 1.206E-07  7. 632E-08    3. 465E-08 1.270E-08  6.210E-09  3. 844E-09 2. 660E-09 E 3.861E-06  9. 070E-07 2. 947E-07 1. 527E-07 9. 650E-08    4.373E-08  1. 597E-08 7.793E-09  4. 821E-09 3.338E-09 ESE 5.163E-06  1. 220E-06 3. 959E-07 2.051E-07  1.295E-07     5.856E-08  2. 132E-08 1. 036E-08 6.387E-09  4.409E-09 SE 8.813E-06  2. 088E-06  6. 781E-07 3.513E-07  2.218E-07     1. 004E-07 3.660E-08  1. 781E-08 1. 100E-08 7. 601E-09 SSE 9.114E-06  2. 158E-06  6. 847E-07 3.501E-07  2.190E-07     9.771E-08  3.485E-08  1. 671E-08 1. 023E-08 7. 034E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,        DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR              .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5.440E-05 1.758E-05 9.299E-06      4. 600E-06  1.785E-06 9.395E-07 5.811E-07 3. 969E-07 2. 899E-07 2.221E-07  1.764E-07 SSW         2.474E-05 8.244E-06 4.360E-06     2.145E-06    8.169E-07 4.241E-07 2.595E-07 1. 757E-07 1.274E-07  9. 697E-08 7. 657E-08 SW         1.768E-05 5.970E-06 3.143E-06      1.542E-06   5.856E-07 3.034E-07 1.854E-07 1. 253E-07 9. 072E-08 6. 897E-08 5. 440E-08 WSW         1.225E-05 4.198E-06 2.196E-06      1.068E-06   3.997E-07 2.051E-07 1.244E-07 8. 357E-08 6.020E-08  4.557E-08  3.581E-08 W        1.059E-05 3.560E-06 1.857E-06      9.031E-07   3.388E-07 1.741E-07 1.058E-07 7. 117E-08 5. 133E-08 3. 890E-08 3. 060E-08 WNW         1.400E-05 4.619E-06 2.370E-06      1.147E-06   4.364E-07 2.267E-07 1.388E-07 9. 408E-08 6. 825E-08 5.200E-08  4. 109E-08 NW         2.759E-05 9.054E-06 4.687E-06     2.282E-06    8.697E-07 4.520E-07 2.769E-07 1. 877E-07 1. 362E-07 1. 038E-07 8.204E-08 NNW         5.520E-05 1.660E-05 8.431E-06      4.135E-06   1.660E-06 8.939E-07 5.626E-07 3. 896E-07 2. 879E-07 2.227E-07  1. 784E-07 N        9.156E-05 2.742E-05 1.413E-05      6. 997E-06  2.818E-06 1.520E-06 9.579E-07 6. 641E-07 4. 909E-07 3.800E-07  3. 045E-07 NNE         5.034E-05 1.527E-05 7.769E-06      3.808E-06   1.529E-06 8.236E-07 5.185E-07 3. 592E-07 2. 654E-07 2. 054E-07 1. 645E-07 NE         2.998E-05 9.015E-06 4.516E-06     2.196E-06    8.839E-07 4.771E-07 3.008E-07 2. 087E-07 1. 544E-07 1. 196E-07 9. 588E-08 ENE         1.796E-05 5.416E-06 2.767E-06      1. 360E-06  5.450E-07 2.931E-07 1.843E-07 1. 276E-07 9. 419E-08 7.284E-08  5. 832E-08 E        2.244E-05 6.874E-06 3.524E-06      1. 733E-06  6.927E-07 3.720E-07 2.336E-07 1. 615E-07 1. 191E-07 9.207E-08  7.367E-08 ESE         2.994E-05 9.153E-06 4.720E-06     2. 330E-06   9.313E-07 5.OOOE-07 3.138E-07 2. 169E-07 1. 599E-07 1. 236E-07 9. 882E-08 SE         5.126E-05 1.559E-05 8.061E-06      3.988E-06   1.595E-06 8.561E-07 5.374E-07 3. 715E-07 2. 739E-07 2. 116E-07 1. 693E-07 SSE         5.117E-05 1.596E-05 8.385E-06      4.166E-06   1.638E-06 8.699E-07 5.415E-07 3. 717E-07 2.725E-07  2. 095E-07 1. 669E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000    35.000      40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.440E-07 7.022E-08 4.342E-08     2.305E-08    1.463E-08 1.024E-08 7.614E-09 5.909E-09     4. 731E-09 3. 879E-09 3.240E-09 SSW         6.222E-08 2.974E-08 1.813E-08      9. 447E-09  5.926E-09 4.108E-09 3.033E-09 2.340E-09     1. 864E-09 1. 522E-09 1. 266E-09 SW         4.415E-08 2.099E-08 1.275E-08      6. 605E-09  4.123E-09 2.847E-09 2.096E-09 1.613E-09     1.282E-09  1. 044E-09 8. 677E-10 WSW         2.897E-08 1.361E-08 8.200E-09      4.205E-09   2.615E-09 1.800E-09 1.322E-09 1.016E-09     8. 060E-10 6.557E-10  5.441E-10 W        2.479E-08 1.171E-08 7.083E-09      3. 656E-09  2.285E-09 1.580E-09 1.165E-09 8.971E-10     7. 138E-10 5. 821E-10 4.840E-10 WNW         3.341E-08 1.602E-08 9.798E-09     5. 136E-09   3.243E-09 2.260E-09 1.677E-09 1.299E-09     1. 038E-09 8.501E-10  7.094E-10 NW         6.674E-08 3.206E-08 1.963E-08      1. 030E-08  6.493E-09 4.521E-09 3.352E-09 2.595E-09     2. 073E-09 1.697E-09  1.416E-09 NNW         1.468E-07 7.356E-08 4.637E-08     2.527E-08    1.633E-08 1.158E-08 8.709E-09 6.821E-09     5.503E-09  4.542E-09  3.817E-09 N        2.506E-07 1.257E-07 7.928E-08      4.321E-08   2.791E-08 1.979E-08 1.488E-08 1.165E-08     9.395E-09  7. 753E-09 6. 513E-09 NNE         1.354E-07 6.788E-08 4.279E-08     2.333E-08    1.508E-08 1.069E-08 8.038E-09 6.294E-09     5. 078E-09 4. 190E-09 3.520E-09 NE         7.897E-08 3.971E-08 2.509E-08      1. 373E-08  8.901E-09 6.327E-09 4.766E-09 3.738E-09     3. 019E-09 2. 494E-09 2.097E-09 ENE         4.797E-08 2.400E-08 1.511E-08      8.225E-09   5.314E-09 3.767E-09 2.832E-09 2.217E-09     1. 788E-09 1. 475E-09 1.239E-09 E        6.055E-08 3.022E-08 1.900E-08      1. 031E-08  6.647E-09 4.704E-09 3.532E-09 2.763E-09     2. 226E-09 1. 836E-09 1.541E-09 ESE         8.120E-08 4.047E-08 2.541E-08      1.377E-08   8.859E-09 6.260E-09 4.694E-09 3.668E-09     2. 953E-09 2. 433E-09 2.041E-09 SE         1.391E-07 6.935E-08 4.356E-08     2.361E-08    1.520E-08 1.074E-08 8.057E-09 6.296E-09     5. 070E-09 4. 178E-09 3. 505E-09 SSE         1.366E-07 6.717E-08 4.178E-08     2.235E-08    1.426E-08 1.001E-08 7.470E-09 5.812E-09     4. 663E-09 3. 830E-09 3.204E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 9.052E-06   2.035E-06   6. 030E-07 2. 946E-07  1.779E-07   7. 471E-08 2.383E-08  1. 036E-08 5. 948E-09 3.895E-09 SSW 4.239E-06   9.375E-07   2. 699E-07 1.296E-07  7.730E-08    3. 180E-08 9.812E-09  4. 163E-09 2.357E-09  1. 528E-09 SW 3.060E-06   6.726E-07   1. 928E-07 9.232E-08  5.492E-08    2.248E-08  6. 868E-09 2. 887E-09 1. 625E-09 1. 049E-09 WSW 2.139E-06   4. 617E-07  1. 296E-07 6.130E-08  3. 617E-08   1. 462E-08 4.386E-09  1. 826E-09 1. 023E-09 6. 589E-10 W 1.811E-06   3. 910E-07  1. 102E-07 5.227E-08  3.091E-08    1.256E-08  3.808E-09  1. 602E-09 9.037E-10  5. 848E-10 WNW 2.326E-06   5. O1OE-07  1.444E-07  6. 944E-08 4.148E-08    1. 712E-08 5.331E-09  2.289E-09  1. 308E-09 8. 538E-10 NW 4.589E-06   9. 979E-07  2. 879E-07 1.386E-07  8.282E-08    3.425E-08  1. 068E-08 4.579E-09  2. 612E-09 1. 704E-09 NNW 8.338E-06   1. 869E-06  5. 818E-07 2. 921E-07  1.798E-07   7.775E-08  2.599E-08  1. 170E-08 6.858E-09  4.558E-09 N 1.391E-05   3.170E-06   9. 903E-07 4. 981E-07 3.069E-07    1. 328E-07 4.443E-08  1. 999E-08 1. 171E-08 7. 780E-09 NNE 7.676E-06   1. 722E-06  5.361E-07  2. 693E-07  1. 658E-07  7.173E-08  2.398E-08  1. 080E-08 6.329E-09  4.205E-09 NE 4.485E-06   9. 947E-07  3. 11OE-07 1.566E-07   9. 664E-08  4.194E-08  1.411E-08  6.389E-09  3.758E-09  2.503E-09 ENE 2.730E-06   6. 142E-07  1. 906E-07 9.559E-08  5.879E-08    2.537E-08  8.461E-09  3. 805E-09 2.229E-09  1. 481E-09 E 3.472E-06   7. 813E-07  2. 417E-07 1.209E-07  7.426E-08    3.197E-08  1. 061E-08 4. 754E-09 2.778E-09  1. 842E-09 ESE 4.643E-06   1. 050E-06  3.247E-07  1. 624E-07  9. 962E-08  4.283E-08  1. 417E-08 6. 327E-09 3. 689E-09 2. 442E-09 SE 7.924E-06   1. 798E-06  5.560E-07  2.781E-07   1. 706E-07  7.338E-08  2.430E-08  1. 086E-08 6.332E-09  4. 193E-09 SSE 8.192E-06   1. 858E-06  5. 611E-07 2. 769E-07 1. 683E-07   7. 132E-08 2. 307E-08 1. 013E-08 5.848E-09  3.845E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND        SECTORS       * ** * ******** ***  ***
DIRECTION                                                     DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE            .25          .50       .75       1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00       3.50        4.00          4.50 S        2.645E-07    8. 944E-08 4.592E-08 2.183E-08 7.842E-09 3.889E-09 2.290E-09 1.499E-09       1.055E-09  7. 819E-10     6. 025E-10 SSW        1.353E-07    4.577E-08 2.350E-08 1.117E-08 4.013E-09 1.990E-09 1.172E-09 7.673E-10        5.399E-10  4. 001E-10     3. 083E-10 SW        9.181E-08    3. 105E-08 1. 594E-08 7.578E-09 2.722E-09 1.350E-09 7.949E-10 5.205E-10      3.662E-10  2. 714E-10    2. 092E-10 WSW         7.029E-08    2.377E-08 1.220E-08 5.802E-09 2.084E-09 1.034E-09 6.086E-10 3.985E-10        2.804E-10  2. 078E-10     1. 601E-10 W        6.714E-08    2.270E-08 1. 166E-08 5.542E-09 1.991E-09 9.873E-10 5.813E-10 3.806E-10       2.678E-10  1. 985E-10     1. 530E-10 WNW         7.504E-08    2.537E-08 1.303E-08 6.194E-09 2.225E-09 1.103E-09 6.497E-10 4.254E-10        2.993E-10  2.218E-10      1. 710E-10 NW        1.931E-07    6.529E-08 3.352E-08 1.594E-08 5.724E-09 2.839E-09 1.672E-09 1.095E-09        7.702E-10  5. 708E-10     4. 398E-10 NNW         1.933E-07    6.538E-08 3.357E-08 1.596E-08 5.732E-09 2.843E-09 1.674E-09 1.096E-09        7.712E-10  5. 716E-10     4. 405E-10 N        2.837E-07    9.595E-08 4. 926E-08 2.342E-08 8.413E-09 4.172E-09 2.457E-09 1.609E-09       1.132E-09  8. 388E-10     6. 464E-10 NNE         1.461E-07    4. 941E-08 2.537E-08 1.206E-08 4.332E-09 2.149E-09 1.265E-09 8.284E-10       5.829E-10  4. 320E-10     3. 329E-10 NE        8.361E-08    2.827E-08 1. 452E-08 6.901E-09 2.479E-09 1.229E-09 7.239E-10 4.740E-10       3.335E-10  2. 472E-10     1. 905E-10 ENE         5.780E-08    1. 955E-08 1. 004E-08 4.771E-09 1.714E-09 8.499E-10 5.004E-10 3.277E-10      2.306E-10  1. 709E-10     1. 317E-10 E        8.037E-08    2.718E-08 1. 395E-08 6.634E-09 2.383E-09 1.182E-09 6.959E-10 4.556E-10       3.206E-10  2.376E-10      1. 831E-10 ESE         1.213E-07    4. 103E-08 2.107E-08 1.001E-08 3.597E-09 1.784E-09 1.050E-09 6.878E-10       4.840E-10  3.587E-10     2. 764E-10 SE        2.132E-07    7.210E-08 3.702E-08 1.760E-08 6.322E-09 3.135E-09 1.846E-09 1.209E-09        8.506E-10  6.303E-10      4. 858E-10 SSE         2.394E-07    8. 094E-08 4.156E-08 1.976E-08 7.097E-09 3.520E-09 2.072E-09 1.357E-09       9.548E-10  7. 076E-10     5. 453E-10 DIRECTION                                                     DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE          5.00         7.50      10.00      15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00      40.00      45.00          50.00 S        4.787E-10    2. 126E-10 1.288E-10 6.511E-11 3.941E-11 2.642E-11 1.893E-11 1.422E-11       1.105E-11  8. 829E-12     7.207E-12 SSW         2.450E-10    1. OSSE-10 6.592E-11 3.332E-11 2.017E-11 1.352E-11 9.688E-12 7.275E-12       5.656E-12  4.518E-12      3. 688E-12 SW        1.662E-10    7.381E-11 4. 471E-11 2.260E-11 1.368E-11 9.171E-12 6.572E-12 4.935E-12       3.837E-12  3.065E-12      2. 502E-12 WSW         1.272E-10    5. 651E-11 3. 423E-11 1.730E-11 1.047E-11 7.022E-12 5.031E-12 3.778E-12      2.937E-12  2.346E-12      1. 915E-12 W        1.215E-10    5.398E-11 3.270E-11 1.653E-11 1.OOOE-11 6.707E-12 4.806E-12 3.609E-12        2.806E-12  2.241E-12      1. 830E-12 WNW         1.358E-10    6.033E-11 3. 655E-11 1.847E-11 1.118E-11 7.496E-12 5.371E-12 4.033E-12       3.136E-12  2. 505E-12     2. 045E-12 NW        3.494E-10    1. 552E-10 9. 403E-11 4.753E-11 2.877E-11 1.929E-11 1.382E-11 1.038E-11      8.069E-12  6. 445E-12     5.261E-12
-4     NNW         3.499E-10    1. 554E-10 9. 416E-11 4.759E-11 2.881E-11 1.931E-11 1.384E-11 1.039E-11      8.080E-12  6. 454E-12     5.268E-12 N        5.135E-10    2.281E-10 1. 382E-10 6.985E-11 4.228E-11 2.834E-11 2.031E-11 1.525E-11       1.186E-11  9. 472E-12     7. 731E-12 NNE         2.645E-10    1. 175E-10 7. 116E-11 3.597E-11 2.177E-11 1.460E-11 1.046E-11 7.854E-12      6.107E-12  4. 878E-12     3. 982E-12 NE        1.513E-10    6. 722E-11 4. 072E-11 2.058E-11 1.246E-11 8.352E-12 5.985E-12 4.494E-12      3.494E-12  2. 791E-12     2.278E-12 ENE         1.046E-10    4. 647E-11 2. 815E-11 1.423E-11 8.612E-12 5.774E-12 4.138E-12 3.107E-12      2.416E-12  1. 930E-12     1. 575E-12 E        1.455E-10    6. 462E-11 3. 914E-11 1.979E-11 1.197E-11 8.029E-12 5.753E-12 4.320E-12      3.359E-12  2. 683E-12     2. 190E-12 ESE         2.196E-10    9. 755E-11 5. 909E-11 2.987E-11 1.808E-11 1.212E-11 8.685E-12 6.521E-12      5.071E-12  4. 050E-12     3.306E-12 SE        3.859E-10    1. 714E-10 1. 038E-10 5.249E-11 3.177E-11 2.130E-11 1.526E-11 1.146E-11      8.911E-12  7. 118E-12     5. 810E-12 SSE         4.332E-10    1. 924E-10 1. 166E-10 5.892E-11 3.566E-11 2.391E-11 1.713E-11 1.287E-11      1.OOOE-11  7. 991E-12     6. 522E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1      1-2          2-3        3-4        4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.488E-08 9. 194E-09   2. 400E-09 1. 078E-09 6.098E-10  2.345E-10  6.784E-11  2. 689E-11 1. 436E-11 8. 887E-12 SSW 2.297E-08 4.705E-09    1. 228E-09 5.516E-10  3.121E-10  1.200E-10  3.472E-11  1. 376E-11 7. 348E-12 4.548E-12 SW 1.558E-08 3. 191E-09   8. 331E-10 3. 742E-10 2.117E-10  8.140E-11  2.355E-11  9.334E-12  4. 984E-12 3.085E-12 WSW 1.193E-08 2.443E-09    6. 378E-10 2. 865E-10 1. 621E-10 6.232E-11  1. 803E-11 7. 146E-12 3. 816E-12 2.362E-12 W 1.139E-08 2.334E-09    6. 093E-10 2.737E-10  1. 548E-10 5. 953E-11 1.722E-11  6. 826E-12 3. 645E-12 2.256E-12 WNW 1.273E-08 2. 608E-09   6. 810E-10 3. 058E-10 1. 730E-10 6. 653E-11 1. 925E-11 7. 629E-12 4. 074E-12 2.522E-12 NW 3.276E-08 6.711E-09    1. 752E-09 7.869E-10  4.451E-10  1. 712E-10 4.952E-11  1.963E-11  1.048E-11  6.488E-12 NNW 3.281E-08 6. 721E-09   1. 755E-09 7. 880E-10 4. 458E-10 1. 714E-10 4. 959E-11 1. 966E-11 1. 050E-11 6. 497E-12 N 4.815E-08 9. 863E-09   2.575E-09  1. 156E-09 6.542E-10  2.516E-10  7.278E-11  2. 885E-11 1.540E-11  9.534E-12 NNE 2.480E-08 5. 079E-09   1. 326E-09 5. 955E-10 3.369E-10  1.296E-10  3.748E-11  1. 485E-11 7. 933E-12 4. 910E-12 NE 1.419E-08 2. 906E-09   7.587E-10  3.408E-10  1. 928E-10 7.413E-11  2.145E-11  8. 5OOE-12 4. 539E-12 2. 810E-12 ENE 9.809E-09 2. 009E-09   5.245E-10  2.356E-10  1. 333E-10 5. 125E-11 1. 483E-11 5. 876E-12 3.138E-12  1. 942E-12 E 1.364E-08 2. 794E-09   7.293E-10  3.276E-10  1. 853E-10 7.126E-11  2. 062E-11 8. 171E-12 4. 363E-12 2.701E-12 ESE 2.059E-08 4.218E-09    1. 101E-09 4. 945E-10 2.797E-10  1. 076E-10 3. 112E-11 1. 233E-11 6.587E-12  4.077E-12 SE 3.618E-08 7. 412E-09   1. 935E-09 8. 690E-10 4. 916E-10 1. 891E-10 5.469E-11  2. 168E-11 1. 158E-11 7.165E-12 SSE 4.062E-08 8.320E-09    2. 172E-09 9. 756E-10 5.519E-10  2. 122E-10 6. 140E-11 2. 433E-11 1.299E-11  8. 043E-12

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF DIRECTION DIST. X/Q       X/Q       X/Q       D/Q ID    LOCATION FROM SITE (MI) (SEC/M3)   (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO      2.26 DAY   8.0 DAY DECAY     DECAY      DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A Site Boundary     S    .80   9.OE-06   9.OE-06   8.OE-06   3.9E-08 A Site Boundary SSW      .82   3.9E-06   3.9E-06   3.5E-06   1.8E-08 A Site Boundary SW       .97   1.9E-06   1.9E-06   1.6E-06   8.1E-09 A  Site Boundary WSW     .93   1.5E-06   1.5E-06   1.3E-06   7.1E-09 A Site Boundary     W    .91   1.3E-06   1.3E-06   1.1E-06   7.0E-09 A Site Boundary WNW      .94   1.5E-06   1.5E-06   1.3E-06   7.3E-09 A Site Boundary NW       .81   4.3E-06   4.3E-06   3.9E-06   2.7E-08 A Site Boundary NNW      .69   1.1E-05   1.1E-05   9.7E-06   3.9E-08 A Site Boundary     N    .67   1.9E-05   1.9E-05   1.7E-05   5.9E-08 A Site Boundary NNE      .60   1.2E-05   1.2E-05   1.1E-05   3.7E-08 A Site Boundary NE       .62   6.8E-06   6.8E-06   6.1E-06   2.0E-08 A Site Boundary ENE      .59   4.6E-06   4.6E-06   4.1E-06   1.5E-08 A Site Boundary     E    .53   7.OE-06   6.9E-06   6.3E-06   2.5E-08 A Site Boundary ESE      .54   8.9E-06   8.9E-06   8.1E-06   3.6E-08 A Site Boundary SE       .65   1.1E-05   1.1E-05   1.OE-05   4.7E-08 A Site Boundary SSE      .81   7.8E-06   7.8E-06   6.9E-06   3.4E-08 A Nearest Res     SSW  2.10    4.6E-07   4.6E-07   3.8E-07   1.8E-09 A Nearest Res      SW  1.30    9.6E-07   9.5E-07   8.2E-07   3.9E-09 A Nearest Res    WSW   1.90    2.8E-07   2.8E-07   2.3E-07   1.2E-09 A Nearest Res       W  1.00    1.0E-06   1.OE-06   9.OE-07   5.5E-09 A Nearest Res    WNW   1.70    3.9E-07   3.9E-07   3.3E-07   1.6E-09 A Nearest Res      NW    .90   3.4E-06   3.4E-06   3.OE-06   2.1E-08
-4   A Nearest Res    NNW   1.90    1.2E-06   1.2E-06   1.0E-06   3.2E-09 A Nearest Res       N  2.50    1.2E-06   1.2E-06   9.6E-07   2.5E-09 A Nearest Res      NE  2.80    3.OE-07   3.0E-07   2.4E-07   5.6E-10 A Nearest Res    ENE   1.70    4.9E-07   4.9E-07   4.1E-07   1.3E-09 A Nearest Res       E  1.90    5.OE-07   5.0E-07   4.1E-07   1.3E-09 A Nearest Res    ESE   2.30    4.6E-07   4.5E-07   3.7E-07   1.3E-09 A Nearest Cow    NNW   3.50    3.7E-07   3.6E-07   2.9E-07   7.7E-10 A Nearest Garde    SW  1.30    9.6E-07   9.5E-07   8.2E-07   3.9E-09 A Nearest Garde WSW    1.90    2.8E-07   2.8E-07   2.3E-07   1.2E-09 A Nearest Garde WNW    2.40    1.9E-07   1.9E-07   1.5E-07   7.2E-10 A Nearest Garde NW     2.90    2.5E-07   2.5E-07   2.OE-07   1.2E-09 A Nearest Garde NNW    2.80    5.6E-07   5.5E-07   4.5E-07   1.3E-09 A Nearest Garde NE     2.80    3.0E-07   3.OE-07   2.4E-07   5.6E-10 A Nearest Garde ENE    1.70    4.9E-07   4.9E-07   4.1E-07   1.3E-09 A Nearest Garde     E  1.90    5.0E-07   5.0E-07   4.1E-07   1.3E-09 A Nearest Garde ESE    3.00    2.7E-07   2.7E-07   2.2E-07   6.9E-10

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VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-DEC 2009 NO DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250       .500       .750       1.000        1.500      2.000      2.500       3.000     3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5.578E-05 1.847E-05 9.923E-06      4. 984E-0 6  2.001E-06 1.083E-06 6.860E-07 4 .788E-07    3.565E-07  2. 781E-07 2.245E-07 SSW         2.856E-05 9.813E-06 5.275E-06     2. 634E-0  6  1.037E-06 5.532E-07 3.468E-07 2 .399E-07    1.773E-07  1. 374E-07 1. 103E-07 SW         1.718E-05 5.969E-06 3.234E-06      1. 621E-0 6  6.372E-07 3.395E-07 2.125E-07 1 .468E-07    1.084E-07  8.388E-08  6. 727E-08 WSW         1.012E-05 3.591E-06 1.919E-06      9. 484E-0 7  3.659E-07 1.925E-07 1.194E-07 8 .183E-08    6.001E-08  4. 619E-08 3. 687E-08 W        9.795E-06 3.395E-06 1.812E-06      8. 981E-0 7  3.497E-07 1.853E-07 1.155E-07 7 .951E-08    5.854E-08  4.522E-08  3. 620E-08 WNW         1.454E-05 5.009E-06 2.640E-06      1. 301E-0 6  5.063E-07 2.681E-07 1.671E-07 1 .150E-07    8.467E-08  6.539E-08  5. 235E-08 NW         2.936E-05 9.970E-06 5.300E-06     2. 630E-0  6  1.031E-06 5.495E-07 3.440E-07 2 .378E-07    1.756E-07  1. 360E-07 1.092E-07 NNW         4.975E-05 1.566E-05 8.191E-06     4.093E-0   6  1.686E-06 9.286E-07 5.963E-07 4 .207E-07    3.161E-07  2. 484E-07 2. 019E-07 N        7.887E-05 2.482E-05 1.320E-05      6. 661E-0 6  2.746E-06 1.513E-06 9.719E-07 6 .857E-07    5.152E-07  4. 049E-07 3.291E-07 NNE         4.281E-05 1.347E-05 7.062E-06     3. 533E-0  6  1.457E-06 8.032E-07 5.162E-07 3 .643E-07    2.739E-07  2. 154E-07 1. 751E-07 NE         2.656E-05 8.346E-06 4.362E-06     2. 179E-0  6  8.983E-07 4.952E-07 3.182E-07 2 .246E-07    1.688E-07  1. 327E-07 1. 079E-07 ENE         1.594E-05 5.048E-06 2.657E-06     1. 331E-0  6  5.470E-07 3.009E-07 1.930E-07 1 .360E-07    1.021E-07  8.017E-08  6.512E-08 E        2.026E-05 6.425E-06 3.394E-06     1. 704E-0  6  7.002E-07 3.850E-07 2.468E-07 1 .739E-07    1.305E-07  1. 025E-07 8. 321E-08 ESE         2.614E-05 8.360E-06 4.454E-06     2.245E-0   6  9.199E-07 5.048E-07 3.232E-07 2 .274E-07    1.705E-07  1. 337E-07 1. 085E-07 SE         4.291E-05 1.374E-05 7.290E-06      3. 664E-0 6  1.500E-06 8.231E-07 5.268E-07 3 .706E-07    2.778E-07  2.179E-07  1.768E-07 SSE         4.665E-05 1.519E-05 8.137E-06      4. 098E-0 6  1.656E-06 8.998E-07 5.718E-07 4 .OOOE-07    2.984E-07  2.331E-07  1. 885E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000,      7.500     10.000      15.000       20.000     25.000     30.000      35.000    40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.862E-07 9.657E-08 6.299E-08     3. 648E-08    2.489E-08 1.854E-08 1.459E-08 1. 193E-08    1.003E-08  8. 604E-09 7. 507E-09 SSW         9.102E-08 4.626E-08 2.975E-08      1. 690E-08   1.138E-08 8.395E-09 6.556E-09 5. 324E-09    4.448E-09  3. 798E-09 3.299E-09 SW         5.545E-08 2.804E-08 1.796E-08      1. 014E-08   6.789E-09 4.985E-09 3.878E-09 3. 139E-09    2.615E-09  2.227E-09  1. 930E-09 WSW         3.026E-08 1.506E-08 9.545E-09     5.315E-09     3.538E-09 2.585E-09 2.004E-09 1. 617E-09    1.343E-09  1. 142E-09 9. 872E-10 W        2.980E-08 1.501E-08 9.594E-09     5. 408E-09    3.629E-09 2.669E-09 2.079E-09 1. 685E-09    1.406E-09  1. 199E-09 1. 040E-09 WNW         4.309E-08 2.170E-08 1.388E-08     7. 830E-09    5.261E-09 3.875E-09 3.022E-09 2. 453E-09    2.048E-09  1. 748E-09 1. 518E-09 NW         9.011E-08 4.585E-08 2.952E-08     1. 681E-08    1.135E-08 8.390E-09 6.564E-09 5. 339E-09    4.468E-09  3. 820E-09 3. 322E-09 NNW         1.685E-07 8.929E-08 5.914E-08     3. 498E-08    2.420E-08 1.823E-08 1.448E-08 1. 192E-08    1.008E-08  8. 704E-09 7. 633E-09 N        2.745E-07 1.454E-07 9.623E-08     5. 683E-08    3.926E-08 2.953E-08 2.342E-08 1. 927E-08    1.629E-08  1. 405E-08 1. 231E-08 NNE         1.462E-07 7.757E-08 5.142E-08     3. 045E-08    2.109E-08 1.590E-08 1.263E-08 1. 041E-08    8.806E-09  7. 603E-09 6. 669E-09 NE         9.006E-08 4.777E-08 3.166E-08     1. 875E-08    1.299E-08 9.790E-09 7.781E-09 6. 413E-09    5.427E-09  4. 686E-09 4. 111E-09 ENE         5.430E-08 2.869E-08 1.897E-08     1. 119E-08    7.732E-09 5.816E-09 4.614E-09 3. 797E-09    3.210E-09  2. 769E-09 2. 427E-09 E        6.937E-08 3.663E-08 2.420E-08     1. 426E-08    9.842E-09 7.397E-09 5.865E-09 4. 824E-09    4.075E-09  3.513E-09  3. 078E-09 ESE         9.039E-08 4.759E-08 3.136E-08     1. 842E-08    1.268E-08 9.506E-09 7.523E-09 6. 179E-09    5.213E-09  4. 489E-09 3. 929E-09 SE         1.473E-07 7.755E-08 5.113E-08     3. 003E-08    2.068E-08 1.551E-08 1.228E-08 1. 009E-08    8.511E-09  7.331E-09  6. 417E-09 SSE         1.565E-07 8.146E-08 5.327E-08     3.095E-08     2.115E-08 1.578E-08 1.243E-08 1. 018E-08    8.559E-09  7.351E-09  6.418E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5          5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 9.627E-06  2.256E-06   7. 089E-07 3. 616E-07 2.262E-07     1. 016E-07 3.722E-08  1. 865E-08 1.196E-08  8. 619E-09 SSW 5.110E-06   1. 177E-06  3. 591E-07 1. 800E-07 1. 112E-07    4. 887E-08 1. 730E-08 8.456E-09  5.342E-09  3.806E-09 SW 3.125E-06   7.236E-07   2.201E-07  1. 100E-07 6. 781E-08    2. 965E-08 1. 039E-08 5.023E-09  3.150E-09  2.232E-09 WSW 1.859E-06   4. 183E-07  1. 239E-07 6. 098E-08 3. 718E-08    1. 599E-08 5. 465E-09 2. 607E-09 1. 623E-09 1. 144E-09 W 1.758E-06  3. 985E-07  1. 197E-07 5. 946E-08 3. 650E-08    1. 589E-08 5.548E-09  2. 689E-09 1. 691E-09 1. 201E-09 WNW 2.572E-06   5. 770E-07  1. 732E-07 8. 600E-08 5.278E-08     2.298E-08  8.032E-09  3. 904E-09 2. 461E-09 1. 752E-09 NW 5.151E-06   1. 172E-06  3.563E-07  1.783E-07  1. 101E-07    4.843E-08  1. 721E-08 8. 449E-09 5.357E-09  3. 827E-09 NNW 8.031E-06   1. 884E-06  6. 147E-07 3.202E-07  2.033E-07     9.349E-08  3.556E-08  1. 832E-08 1. 195E-08 8.717E-09 N 1.288E-05  3. 068E-06  1. 002E-06 5.219E-07  3.313E-07     1. 522E-07 5.778E-08  2. 968E-08 1. 932E-08 1. 407E-08 NNE 6.917E-06   1. 628E-06  5.320E-07  2.774E-07  1. 763E-07    8. 119E-08 3. 095E-08 1. 598E-08 1. 043E-08 7. 614E-09 NE 4.277E-06   1. 004E-06  3.279E-07  1. 710E-07 1. 087E-07    5. 001E-08 1. 906E-08 9. 839E-09 6.428E-09  4. 692E-09 ENE 2.599E-06   6. 119E-07  1. 989E-07 1. 034E-07 6. 557E-08    3. 006E-08 1. 138E-08 5. 846E-09 3.807E-09  2. 773E-09 E 3.316E-06  7. 832E-07  2.545E-07  1. 322E-07 8.379E-08     3. 838E-08 1. 451E-08 7. 436E-09 4.836E-09  3.519E-09 ESE 4.340E-06   1. 030E-06  3.333E-07  1. 727E-07 1. 093E-07    4. 989E-08 1. 874E-08 9. 559E-09 6.195E-09  4. 496E-09 SE 7.112E-06   1. 680E-06  5.434E-07  2.815E-07  1. 781E-07    8. 131E-08 3.056E-08  1. 560E-08 1.011E-08  7. 342E-09 SSE 7.909E-06   1. 862E-06  5. 906E-07 3. 026E-07 1. 899E-07    8.561E-08  3.156E-08  1. 587E-08 1. 020E-08 7. 363E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-DEC 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500       .750       1.000        1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000     3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5.572E-05 1.843E-05 9.893E-06       4. 964E-066 1.988E-06 1.073E-06 6.787E-07 4 .726E-07 3. 511E-07 2.732E-07 2.201E-07 SSW         2.853E-05 9.795E-06 5.260E-06       2. 624E-0 6 1.031E-06 5.490E-07 3.434E-07 2 .371E-07 1. 749E-07 1.352E-07 1. 083E-07 SW        1.716E-05 5.957E-06 3.225E-06       1. 615E-066 6.334E-07 3.368E-07 2.104E-07 1 .450E-07 1. 068E-07 8.252E-08 6. 604E-08 WSW         1.011E-05 3.584E-06 1.914E-06       9. 451E-0 7 3.640E-07 1.912E-07 1.183E-07 8 .095E-08 5. 926E-08 4.553E-08 3. 627E-08 W        9.786E-06 3.390E-06 1.807E-06       8. 951E-0 7 3.479E-07 1.840E-07 1.145E-07 7 .866E-08 5. 781E-08 4. 457E-08 3.561E-08 WNW         1.452E-05 5.001E-06 2.634E-06       1.297E-066 5.036E-07 2.662E-07 1.656E-07 1 .138E-07 8. 360E-08 6. 444E-08 5. 148E-08 NW        2.934E-05 9.954E-06 5.287E-06       2. 621E-066 1.026E-06 5.458E-07 3.411E-07 2 .354E-07 1. 735E-07 1. 342E-07 1. 075E-07 NNW         4.969E-05 1.563E-05 8.163E-06       4.074E-0 6 1.674E-06 9.198E-07 5.892E-07 4 .146E-07 3. 107E-07 2. 436E-07 1. 975E-07 N        7.877E-05 2.476E-05 1.315E-05       6. 630E-066 2.727E-06 1.499E-06 9.605E-07 6 .760E-07 5. 066E-07 3. 972E-07 3.220E-07 NNE         4.276E-05 1.343E-05 7.036E-06       3.516E-066 1.446E-06 7.951E-07 5.096E-07 3. .587E-07 2. 689E-07 2. 109E-07 1. 710E-07 NE        2.652E-05 8.324E-06 4.345E-06       2.168E-066 8.913E-07 4.900E-07 3.140E-07 2. .210E-07 1. 657E-07 1.299E-07 1. 053E-07 ENE         1.592E-05 5.036E-06 2.647E-06       1. 325E-066 5.432E-07 2.980E-07 1.907E-07 1. .340E-07 1. 004E-07 7. 863E-08 6. 372E-08 E        2.023E-05 6.410E-06 3.382E-06       1. 697E-0 6 6.953E-07 3.813E-07 2.439E-07 1 .714E-07 1. 283E-07 1. 005E-07 8. 143E-08 ESE         2.611E-05 8.341E-06 4.439E-06       2.234E-066 9.136E-07 5.001E-07 3.194E-07 2 .242E-07 1. 677E-07 1. 312E-07 1. 062E-07 SE        4.286E-05 1.371E-05 7.266E-06       3. 648E-0I 6 1.490E-06 8.156E-07 5.208E-07 3 .655E-07 2. 733E-07 2. 139E-07 1. 731E-07 SSE         4.660E-05 1.516E-05 8.112E-06       4. 081E-0 6 1.645E-06 8.920E-07 5.656E-07 3 .948E-07 2. 938E-07 2.290E-07 1. 847E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10.000       15.000       20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000    40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.822E-07 9.338E-08 6.021E-08       3.407E-088 2.271E-08 1.653E-08 1.271E-08 1 .016E-08     8. 341E-09 6. 997E-09 5. 967E-09 SSW         8.922E-08 4.487E-08 2.856E-08       1.588E-083 1.047E-08 7.562E-09 5.781E-09 4 .596E-09     3. 760E-09 3. 144E-09 2. 674E-09 SW        5.432E-08 2.718E-08 1.722E-08       9.515E-099 6.238E-09 4.483E-09 3.413E-09 2 .704E-09     2.206E-09  1. 839E-09 1. 560E-09 WSW         2.972E-08 1.465E-08 9.197E-09       5.025E-099 3.281E-09 2.352E-09 1.788E-09 1. .416E-09    1. 154E-09 9. 620E-10 8. 163E-10 W        2.926E-08 1.460E-08 9.238E-09       5.106E-099 3.359E-09 2.422E-09 1.850E-09 1 .470E-09     1. 202E-09 1. 005E-09 8. 549E-10 WNW         4.230E-08 2.110E-08 1.335E-08       7.383E-099 4.861E-09 3.508E-09 2.681E-09 2. .132E-09    1. 745E-09 1. 459E-09 1. 242E-09 t~.J        NW        8.854E-08 4.463E-08 2.847E-08       1.591E-088 1.054E-08 7.642E-09 5.866E-09 4. 682E-09                3.226E-09  2. 753E-09
: 3. 844E-09
.00        NNW         1.644E-07 8.601E-08 5.625E-08       3.243E-088 2.188E-08 1.607E-08 1.244E-08 9. .997E-09    8.249E-09  6. 946E-09 5. 944E-09 N        2.680E-07 1.402E-07 9.165E-08       5.280E-083 3.560E-08 2.612E-08 2.022E-08 1..624E-08     1. 340E-08 1. 128E-08 9. 654E-09 NNE         1.424E-07 7.455E-08 4.876E-08       2.811E-088 1.896E-08 1.391E-08 1.077E-08 8. 642E-09     7. 124E-09 5. 993E-09 5. 123E-09 NE         8.766E-08 4.585E-08 2.997E-08       1.726E-088 1.163E-08 8.526E-09 6.592E-09 5. .286E-09    4.354E-09  3. 659E-09 3. 124E-09 ENE         5.300E-08 2.766E-08 1.805E-08       1.039E-083 7.OOOE-09 5.136E-09 3.976E-09 3. .193E-09    2. 633E-09 2.217E-09  1. 897E-09 E        6.771E-08 3.531E-08 2.304E-08       1.324E-088 8.914E-09 6.536E-09 5.056E-09 4. .058E-09    3.346E-09  2. 816E-09 2.408E-09 ESE         8.824E-08 4.587E-08 2.986E-08       1.710E-088 1.148E-08 8.392E-09 6.478E-09 5. .190E-09    4.271E-09  3.589E-09  3.065E-09 SE        1.438E-07 7.480E-08 4.870E-08      2.791E-088 1.874E-08 1.371E-08 1.059E-08 8. 488E-09      6. 989E-09 5. 875E-09 5. 019E-09 SSE         1.530E-07 7.870E-08 5.086E-08      2.885E-088 1.925E-08 1.402E-08 1.078E-08 8. 616E-09      7. 077E-09 5.936E-09  5. 061E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGME34T SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4          4-5          5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40     40-50 FROM SITE S 9.599E-06  2.243E-06   7.015E-07  3.561E-07   2.218E-07     9.837E-08  3.483E-08  1.665E-08  1.020E-08 7.014E-09 SSW 5.096E-06  1. 171E-06  3.557E-07  1. 775E-07   1. 092E-07   4. 747E-08 1. 629E-08 7. 625E-09 4.616E-09 3.152E-09 SW 3.117E-06  7. 197E-07  2. 180E-07 1. 085E-07   6. 658E-08   2.879E-08  9.772E-09  4. 523E-09 2.717E-09 1.844E-09 WSW 1. 855E-06 4. 163E-07  1. 228E-07 6. 023E-08   3. 659E-08   1. 558E-08 5.177E-09  2.374E-09  1.422E-09 9.649E-10 W 1. 753E-06 3. 966E-07  1. 187E-07 5. 872E-08   3. 591E-08   1. 547E-08 5.248E-09  2. 443E-09 1.476E-09 1.008E-09 WNW 2. 566E-06 5.743E-07   1. 717E-07 8. 492E-08   5. 192E-08   2.237E-08  7.589E-09  3.538E-09  2.141E-09 1.464E-09 NW 5.139E-06  1.167E-06   3.534E-07  1.762E-07    1. 084E-07   4. 721E-08 1. 631E-08 7.704E-09  4.701E-09 3.234E-09 NNW 8. 004E-06 1. 872E-06  6.075E-07  3.148E-07    1. 989E-07   9. 020E-08 3.303E-08  1. 617E-08 1.003E-08 6.961E-09 N 1. 283E-05 3.049E-06   9. 903E-07 5. 133E-07   3.243E-07    1. 470E-07 5. 379E-08 2. 629E-08 1.630E-08 1.131E-08 NNE 6. 893E-06 1. 617E-06  5.254E-07  2. 725E-07   1. 722E-07   7. 816E-08 2.863E-08  1. 400E-08 8.671E-09 6.006E-09 NE 4.262E-06  9. 967E-07  3.237E-07  1. 678E-07   1. 061E-07   4. 808E-08 1. 758E-08 8. 580E-09 5.304E-09 3.667E-09 ENE 2. 591E-06 6. 080E-07  1. 966E-07 1. 017E-07   6. 417E-08   2. 902E-08 1. 059E-08 5. 169E-09 3.203E-09 2.222E-09 E 3.306E-06  7.783E-07   2.516E-07  1. 300E-07   8.200E-08    3. 706E-08 1. 349E-08 6. 578E-09 4.072E-09 2.822E-09 ESE 4.326E-06  1. 023E-06  3.295E-07  1. 699E-07   1. 070E-07   4. 817E-08 1. 743E-08 8. 449E-09 5.208E-09 3.597E-09 SE 7. 090E-06 1. 670E-06  5.373E-07  2. 770E-07   1. 743E-07   7. 855E-08 2. 845E-08 1. 380E-08 8.518E-09 5.888E-09 SSE 7. 886E-06 1. 852E-06  5. 843E-07 2. 980E-07   1. 861E-07   8.284E-08  2. 947E-08 1. 412E-08 8.649E-09 5.950E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-DEC 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,        DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500       .750      1.000       1.500      2.000    2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5.277E-05 1.686E-05 8.835E-06      4.358E-06   1. 696E-06 8.943E-07 5.540E-07 3.789E-07  2. 770E-07 2. 124E-07 1. 688E-07 SSW         2.702E-05 8.956E-06 4.697E-06      2. 303E-06  8. 789E-07 4.571E-07 2.801E-07 1. 899E-07 1. 378E-07 1. 050E-07 8.297E-08 SW         1.625E-05 5.448E-06 2.880E-06      1. 418E-06  5. 402E-07 2.805E-07 1.717E-07 1. 162E-07 8. 422E-08 6. 409E-08 5. 059E-08 WSW         9.577E-06 3.277E-06 1.709E-06      8. 294E-07  3.103E-07 1.591E-07 9.645E-08 6. 480E-08  4. 666E-08 3.532E-08  2. 774E-08 W        9.268E-06 3.099E-06 1.613E-06      7. 854E-07  2. 966E-07 1.531E-07 9.330E-08 6.297E-08  4. 552E-08 3. 457E-08 2.724E-08 WNW         1.375E-05 4.572E-06 2.351E-06      1. 138E-06  4.293E-07 2.215E-07 1.350E-07 9. 108E-08  6. 583E-08 4. 999E-08 3. 939E-08 NW         2.778E-05 9.100E-06 4.720E-06      2. 300E-06  8.748E-07 4.542E-07 2.780E-07 1. 883E-07  1. 366E-07 1. 040E-07 8.219E-08 NNW         4.707E-05 1.429E-05 7.292E-06      3. 578E-06  1. 429E-06 7.669E-07 4.814E-07 3.328E-07  2. 454E-07 1. 896E-07 1. 517E-07 N        7.462E-05 2.265E-05 1.175E-05      5.823E-06   2.328E-06 1.250E-06 7.847E-07 5. 424E-07  4. 001E-07 3. 091E-07 2. 473E-07 NNE         4.050E-05 1.229E-05 6.286E-06      3. 089E-06  1.235E-06 6.632E-07 4.166E-07 2. 881E-07  2. 126E-07 1. 643E-07 1. 315E-07 NE         2.512E-05 7.616E-06 3.883E-06      1. 905E-06  7. 612E-07 4.088E-07 2.568E-07 1. 776E-07 1. 310E-07 1. 013E-07 8. 103E-08 ENE         1.508E-05 4.607E-06 2.365E-06      1. 164E-06  4. 637E-07 2.485E-07 1.558E-07 1. 076E-07 7. 927E-08 6. 120E-08 4. 893E-08 E        1.917E-05 5.863E-06 3.021E-06      1. 490E-06  5. 935E-07 3.179E-07 1.993E-07 1. 376E-07 1. 013E-07 7. 823E-08 6.253E-08 ESE         2.473E-05 7.630E-06 3.965E-06      1. 962E-06  7. 797E-07 4.169E-07 2.609E-07 1.799E-07  1. 324E-07 1. 021E-07 8. 154E-08 SE         4.060E-05 1.254E-05 6.490E-06      3.203E-06   1. 272E-06 6.798E-07 4.254E-07 2. 932E-07 2. 158E-07 1. 664E-07 1. 329E-07 SSE         4.413E-05 1.386E-05 7.245E-06      3.583E-06   1. 404E-06 7.432E-07 4.618E-07 3. 165E-07 2. 318E-07 1. 781E-07 1. 417E-07 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7..500    10.000      15.000      20.000    25.000    30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        1.380E-07 6.743E-08 4.178E-08      2.225E-088 1.416E-08 9.926E-09 7.396E-09 5 .749E-09   4. 609E-09 3. 783E-09 3. 164E-09 SSW         6.746E-08 3.233E-08 1.976E-08      1. 032E-0 8 6.491E-09 4.508E-09 3.335E-09 2 .576E-09  2. 055E-09 1. 679E-09 1. 399E-09 SW         4.109E-08 1.959E-08 1.192E-08      6.191E-099 3.870E-09 2.676E-09 1.972E-09 1 .518E-09   1. 207E-09 9. 841E-10 8. 179E-10 WSW         2.244E-08 1.054E-08 6.345E-09      3.253E-099 2.022E-09 1.392E-09 1.023E-09 7 .857E-10   6.236E-10  5. 074E-10 4.211E-10 W        2.210E-08 1.050E-08 6.377E-09      3.308E-099 2.073E-09 1.436E-09 1.060E-09 8 .180E-10   6.516E-10  5. 319E-10 4. 427E-10 WNW         3.195E-08 1.518E-08 9.220E-09      4.788E-099 3.004E-09 2.084E-09 1.540E-09 1 .189E-09   9. 480E-10 7. 745E-10 6. 451E-10
-3        NW         6.683E-08 3.208E-08 1.963E-08      1. 029E-088 6.489E-09 4.519E-09 3.351E-09 2 .595E-09  2. 074E-09 1. 698E-09 1. 417E-09 NNW         1.247E-07 6.228E-08 3.917E-08      2.128E-088 1.373E-08 9.726E-09 7.308E-09 5 . 720E-09  4. 612E-09 3. 805E-09 3. 197E-09 N        2.033E-07 1.014E-07 6.376E-08      3. 460E-088 2.229E-08 1.577E-08 1.184E-08 9 .260E-09  7. 463E-09 6. 153E-09 5. 166E-09 NNE         1.081E-07 5.407E-08 3.403E-08      1. 851E-088 1.195E-08 8.465E-09 6.362E-09 4 . 979E-09 4. 015E-09 3.313E-09  2. 782E-09 NE         6.662E-08 3.329E-08 2.094E-08      1. 138E-088 7.348E-09 5.206E-09 3.912E-09 3 .062E-09  2. 469E-09 2. 036E-09 1. 710E-09 ENE         4.020E-08 2.002E-08 1.257E-08      6.812E-099 4.388E-09 3.105E-09 2.331E-09 1 . 823E-09  1. 469E-09 1. 212E-09 1. 017E-09 E        5.136E-08 2.556E-08 1.603E-08      8. 681E-099 5.587E-09 3.950E-09 2.963E-09 2 .316E-09  1. 866E-09 1. 538E-09 1.291E-09 ESE         6.692E-08 3.320E-08 2.078E-08      1.121E-088 7.195E-09 5.075E-09 3.800E-09 2. . 966E-09 2. 385E-09 1. 964E-09 1. 646E-09 SE         1.091E-07 5.411E-08 3.388E-08      1. 829E-088 1.174E-08 8.283E-09 6.205E-09 4..844E-09  3. 897E-09 3.209E-09  2. 691E-09 SSE         1.159E-07 5.687E-08 3.532E-08      1. 886E-088 1.202E-08 8.438E-09 6.294E-09 4..896E-09  3. 927E-09 3.225E-09  2. 698E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10     10-20     20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 8.628E-06  1. 931E-06  5. 747E-07 2.815E-07   1. 703E-07  7. 170E-08 2.299E-08 1.004E-08 5. 785E-09 3.799E-09 SSW 4.580E-06  1.008E-06   2. 912E-07 1. 402E-07  8.375E-08   3.455E-08  1.072E-08 4.568E-09 2.594E-09  1. 687E-09 SW 2.801E-06  6.198E-07   1. 785E-07 8. 569E-08  5. 107E-08  2.096E-08  6.433E-09 2.713E-09 1.529E-09  9.887E-10 WSW 1.666E-06   3.585E-07   1. 005E-07 4.752E-08   2. 802E-08  1. 132E-08 3.393E-09 1.413E-09 7. 917E-10 5. 098E-10 W 1.576E-06  3.414E-07   9.711E-08  4. 633E-08  2.751E-08   1. 124E-08 3.441E-09 1.456E-09 8.238E-10  5. 343E-10 WNW 2.306E-06   4. 944E-07  1. 405E-07 6. 701E-08  3. 978E-08  1. 626E-08 4.980E-09 2.111E-09 1.197E-09  7. 780E-10 NW 4.618E-06  1. 004E-06  2. 891E-07 1. 390E-07  8.297E-08   3. 427E-08 1.068E-08 4.577E-09 2. 612E-09 1. 705E-09 NNW 7.198E-06   1. 612E-06  4. 981E-07 2. 491E-07  1. 530E-07  6.588E-08  2.190E-08 9.827E-09 5.752E-09  3. 819E-09 N 1.154E-05  2. 625E-06  8. 118E-07 4. 061E-07  2. 493E-07  1. 073E-07 3.561E-08 1.594E-08 9.313E-09  6. 176E-09 NNE 6.199E-06   1. 393E-06  4.310E-07  2. 158E-07  1.326E-07   5. 718E-08 1.904E-08 8.552E-09 5.007E-09  3.325E-09 NE 3.833E-06  8. 587E-07  2. 656E-07 1. 330E-07  8. 169E-08  3.521E-08  1.171E-08 5.260E-09 3.079E-09  2. 043E-09 ENE 2.329E-06   5.236E-07   1. 612E-07 8. 047E-08  4. 933E-08  2. 119E-08 7.013E-09 3.138E-09 1. 833E-09 1.216E-09 E 2.972E-06  6. 702E-07  2.062E-07  1. 029E-07  6.304E-08   2.706E-08  8.939E-09 3.992E-09 2.330E-09  1. 544E-09 ESE 3.889E-06   8. 813E-07  2.701E-07  1. 344E-07  8.222E-08   3.517E-08  1.155E-08 5.130E-09 2. 983E-09 1. 971E-09 SE 6.374E-06  1. 438E-06  4.404E-07  2. 191E-07  1. 340E-07  5.733E-08  1.884E-08 8.374E-09 4. 872E-09 3.221E-09 SSE 7.088E-06  1. 594E-06  4. 787E-07 2.355E-07   1. 429E-07  6.041E-08  1.948E-08 8.537E-09 4. 926E-09 3.238E-09

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND         SECTORS DIRECTION                                                      DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE            .25          .50        .75       1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00       3.50        4.00       4.50 S         2.740E-07    9.265E-08 4. 757E-08 2.262E-08 8.124E-09 4.029E-09 2.372E-09 1.553E-09        1.093E-009  8.100E-10  6.242E-10 SSW         1.594E-07    5.390E-08 2. 768E-08 1.316E-08 4.726E-09 2.344E-09 1.380E-09 9.037E-10        6.359E-1L0  4.713E-10  3. 632E-10 SW         8.289E-08    2. 803E-08 1. 439E-08 6.842E-09 2.458E-09 1.219E-09 7.177E-10 4.699E-10       3.307E-1L0  2.451E-10  1. 888E-10 WSW         5.65SE-08    1. 913E-08 9. 824E-09 4.670E-09 1.678E-09 8.320E-10 4.899E-10 3.208E-10       2.257E-1L0  1.673E-10  1. 289E-10 W         5.977E-08    2.021E-08 1. 038E-08 4.934E-09 1.772E-09 8.789E-10 5.175E-10 3.389E-10        2.384E-1L0  1.767E-10  1. 362E-10 WNW         9.060E-08    3.064E-08 1. 573E-08 7.478E-09 2.686E-09 1.332E-09 7.844E-10 5.136E-10        3.614E-1L0  2.678E-10  2. 064E-10 NW         2.112E-07    7. 142E-08 3. 667E-08 1.743E-08 6.262E-09 3.106E-09 1.829E-09 1.197E-09       8.425E-1L0  6.244E-10  4. 812E-10 NNW         1.875E-07    6.340E-08 3.255E-08 1.548E-08 5.559E-09 2.757E-09 1.623E-09 1.063E-09         7.479E-1 10 5.542E-10  4.271E-10 N         2.744E-07    9.280E-08 4.765E-08 2.265E-08 8.137E-09 4.035E-09 2.376E-09 1.556E-09         1.095E-C09  8. 113E-10 6.252E-10 NNE         1.442E-07    4.875E-08 2.503E-08 1.190E-08 4.274E-09 2.120E-09 1.248E-09 8.173E-10         5.751E-1 10 4.262E-10  3.284E-10 NE         8.274E-08    2.798E-08 1. 437E-08 6.830E-09 2.453E-09 1.217E-09 7.164E-10 4.691E-10        3.301E-1 10 2. 446E-10 1. 885E-10 ENE         5.930E-08    2. 005E-08 1. 030E-08 4.895E-09 1.758E-09 8.719E-10 5.134E-10 3.362E-10       2.366E-1 10 1. 753E-10 1. 351E-10 E         7.392E-08    2. 500E-08 1.284E-08 6.102E-09 2.192E-09 1.087E-09 6.400E-10 4.191E-10        2.949E-1 10 2. 185E-10 1. 684E-10 ESE         1.114E-07    3. 767E-08 1. 934E-08 9.195E-09 3.303E-09 1.638E-09 9.645E-10 6.316E-10       4.444E-1 10 3.293E-10  2. 538E-10 SE         1.962E-07    6.634E-08 3. 406E-08 1.619E-08 5.817E-09 2.885E-09 1.699E-09 1.112E-09        7.826E-1 10 5. 800E-10 4. 470E-10 SSE         2.520E-07    8.520E-08 4.375E-08 2.080E-08 7.470E-09 3.705E-09 2.181E-09 1.428E-09         1.005E-0 09 7. 449E-10 5. 740E-10 DIRECTION                                                      DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE           5.00        7.50      10.00       15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00      40.00       45.00      50.00 S         4.959E-10    2.203E-10 1. 334E-10 6.745E-11 4.082E-11 2.737E-11 1.961E-11 1.473E-11        1.145E-1 11 9. 147E-12 7. 466E-12 SSW         2.885E-10    1. 282E-10 7. 764E-11 3.924E-11 2.375E-11 1.592E-11 1.141E-11 8.568E-12       6.662E-1 12 5. 322E-12 4. 344E-12 SW         1.500E-10    6. 665E-11 4. 037E-11 2.041E-11 1.235E-11 8.281E-12 5.934E-12 4.455E-12       3.464E-1 12 2. 767E-12 2.259E-12 WSW         1.024E-10    4.549E-11 2.756E-11 1.393E-11 8.430E-12 5.652E-12 4.050E-12 3.041E-12         2.365E-1 12 1. 889E-12 1. 542E-12 W         1.082E-10    4. 806E-11 2. 911E-11 1.471E-11 8.906E-12 5.971E-12 4.279E-12 3.213E-12       2.498E-1 12 1. 995E-12 1. 629E-12 WNW         1.640E-10    7.284E-11 4.412E-11 2.230E-11 1.350E-11 9.050E-12 6.485E-12 4.870E-12         3.786E-1 12 3. 024E-12 2. 469E-12 NW         3.823E-10    1. 698E-10 1. 029E-10 5.199E-11 3.147E-11 2.110E-11 1.512E-11 1.135E-11       8.827E-1 12 7. 051E-12 5. 755E-12 NNW         3.393E-10    1. 507E-10 9.131E-11 4.615E-11 2.793E-11 1.873E-11 1.342E-11 1.008E-11        7.835E-1 12 6.259E-12  5. 109E-12 N         4.967E-10    2.207E-10 1. 337E-10 6.756E-11 4.089E-11 2.742E-11 1.964E-11 1.475E-11        1.147E-1 11 9. 162E-12 7. 478E-12 NNE         2.609E-10    1. 159E-10 7.021E-11 3.549E-11 2.148E-11 1.440E-11 1.032E-11 7.749E-12        6.025E-1 12 4. 813E-12 3. 928E-12 NE         1.498E-10    6. 653E-11 4.030E-11 2.037E-11 1.233E-11 8.266E-12 5.923E-12 4.447E-12        3.458E-1 12 2. 762E-12 2.255E-12 ENE         1.073E-10    4.768E-11 2.888E-11 1.460E-11 8.835E-12 5.924E-12 4.245E-12 3.187E-12         2.478E-1 12 1. 980E-12 1. 616E-12 E         1.338E-10    5. 944E-11 3. 600E-11 1.820E-11 1.101E-11 7.385E-12 5.292E-12 3.973E-12       3.089E-1 12 2. 468E-12 2.014E-12 ESE         2.016E-10    8. 957E-11 5. 426E-11 2.742E-11 1.660E-11 1.113E-11 7.974E-12 5.988E-12       4.656E-1 12 3. 719E-12 3.036E-12 SE         3.551E-10    1. 577E-10 9. 555E-11 4.830E-11 2.923E-11 1.960E-11 1.404E-11 1.055E-11       8.199E-1 12 6.550E-12  5.346E-12 SSE         4.560E-10    2. 026E-10 1. 227E-10 6.202E-11 3.754E-11 2.517E-11 1.804E-11 1.354E-11       1.053E-1 11 S. 411E-12 6. 865E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1      1-2          2-3        3-4         4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.650E-08 9.!525E-09   2. 486E-09 1. 117E-09  6. 317E-10 2. 429E-10 7.028E-11  2. 786E-11 1.488E-11  9.207E-12 SSW 2.705E-08 5.!541E-09   1. 447E-09 6. 497E-10  3. 675E-10 1. 413E-10 4.089E-11  1. 621E-11 8. 654E-12 5.357E-12 SW 1.407E-08 2.8 ~81E-09  7.522E-10  3.378E-10   1. 911E-10 7.350E-11  2. 126E-11 8. 427E-12 4. 500E-12 2.785E-12 WSW 9.602E-09 1.!967E-09   5. 135E-10 2.306E-10   1. 305E-10 5. 017E-11 1.451E-11  5. 752E-12 3.072E-12  1. 901E-12 W 1.014E-08 2.( )78E-09  5.424E-10  2. 436E-10  1. 378E-10 5.300E-11  1. 533E-11 6. 077E-12 3.245E-12  2.009E-12 WNW 1.537E-08 3.1 L49E-09  8.221E-10  3. 692E-10  2. 089E-10 8. 033E-11 2.324E-11  9.210E-12  4.918E-12  3. 044E-12 NW 3.584E-08 7.:342E-09   1. 917E-09 8. 608E-10  4. 870E-10 1. 873E-10 5.418E-11  2. 147E-11 1. 147E-11 7. 097E-12 NNW 3.182E-08 6.1 ~17E-09  1. 701E-09 7. 641E-10  4. 323E-10 1. 662E-10 4.809E-11  1. 906E-11 1. 018E-11 6. 300E-12 N 4.657E-08 9.! ~40E-09  2.490E-09  1. 119E-09  6.328E-10  2. 433E-10 7. 040E-11 2.790E-11  1. 490E-11 9.222E-12 NNE 2.447E-08 5.C lI1E-09  1. 308E-09 5.876E-10   3.324E-10  1. 278E-10 3. 698E-11 1.466E-11  7. 827E-12 4. 844E-12 NE 1.404E-08 2.8 376E-09  7.509E-10  3.372E-10   1. 908E-10 7.336E-11  2. 122E-11 8. 412E-12 4.492E-12  2. 780E-12 ENE 1.006E-08 2.0 )61E-09  5.381E-10  2.417E-10   1. 367E-10 5.258E-11  1. 521E-11 6.029E-12  3.219E-12  1. 993E-12 E 1.255E-08 2.! ~70E-09  6.708E-10  3.013E-10   1. 704E-10 6.555E-11  1. 896E-11 7.515E-12  4.013E-12  2. 484E-12 ESE 1.891E-08 3.8 ~72E-09  1.011E-09  4.540E-10   2. 569E-10 9. 877E-11 2. 858E-11 1. 133E-11 6.048E-12  3.743E-12 SE 3.330E-08 6.8 ~20E-09  1. 780E-09 7. 996E-10  4.524E-10  1. 740E-10 5. 033E-11 1. 995E-11 1. 065E-11 6.593E-12 SSE 4.276E-08 8.7 SB8E-09  2.286E-09  1. 027E-09  5. 809E-10 2.234E-10  6. 463E-11 2.561E-11  1. 368E-11 8.466E-12

VENTS GROUND LEVEL RELEASES - JAN-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF  DIRECTION DIST. X/Q       X/Q       X/Q       D/Q ID    LOCATION FROM SITE   (MI)  (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO      2.26 DAY   8.0 DAY DECAY     DECAY      DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site Boundary    S    .80     8.5E-06   8.5E-06   7.6E-06   4.OE-08 A  Site Boundary SSW     .82     4.2E-06   4.2E-06   3.7E-06   2.2E-08 A  Site Boundary  SW     .97     1.7E-06   1.7E-06   1.5E-06   7.3E-09 A  Site Boundary WSW     .93     1.1E-06   1.1E-06   1.OE-06   5.7E-09 A  Site Boundary   W     .91     1.IE-06   1.1E-06   9.9E-07   6.2E-09 A  Site Boundary WNW     .94     1.5E-06   1.5E-06   1.3E-06   8.8E-09 A  Site Boundary  NW     .81     4.4E-06   4.4E-06   3.9E-06   3.OE-08 A  Site Boundary NNW     .69     9.4E-06   9.4E-06   8.4E-06   3.8E-08 A  Site Boundary   N     .67     1.5E-05   1.5E-05   1.4E-05   5.7E-08 A  Site Boundary NNE     .60     1.OE-05   1.OE-05   9.1E-06   3.6E-08 A  Site Boundary  NE     .62     5.8E-06   5.8E-06   5.2E-06   2.OE-08 A  Site Boundary ENE     .59     3.9E-06   3.9E-06   3.5E-06   1.5E-08 A  Site Boundary   E     .53     5.9E-06   5.9E-06   5.4E-06   2.3E-08 A  Site Boundary ESE     .54     7.4E-06   7.4E-06   6.7E-06   3.3E-08 A  Site Boundary  SE     .65     9.1E-06   9.OE-06   8.1E-06   4.3E-08 A  Site Boundary SSE     .81     6.7E-06   6.7E-06   6.OE-06   3.6E-08 A  Nearest Res   SSW    2.10     5.OE-07   4.9E-07   4.1E-07   2.1E-09 A  Nearest Res    SW    1.30     8.8E-07   8.8E-07   7.6E-07   3.5E-09 A  Nearest Res   WSW    1.90     2.2E-07   2.1E-07   1.8E-07   9.4E-10 A  Nearest Res     W    1.00     9.OE-07   9.OE-07   7.9E-07   4.9E-09 A  Nearest Res   WNW    1.70     3.8E-07   3.8E-07   3.2E-07   2.OE-09 A  Nearest Res    NW     .90     3.4E-06   3.4E-06   3.OE-06   2.3E-08 A  Nearest Res   NNW    1.90     1.OE-06   1.OE-06   8.6E-07   3.1E-09 A  Nearest Res     N   2.50      9.7E-07   9.6E-07   7.8E-07   2.4E-09 A  Nearest Res    NE   2.80      2.6E-07   2.5E-07   2.OE-07   5.5E-10 A  Nearest Res   ENE    1.70     4.2E-07   4.2E-07   3.5E-07   1.3E-09 A  Nearest Res     E    1.90     4.3E-07   4.2E-07   3.5E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Res   ESE   2.30      3.8E-07   3.8E-07   3.1E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Cow   NNW    3.50     3.2E-07   3.1E-07   2.5E-07   7.5E-10 A  Nearest Garde  SW    1.30     8.8E-07   8.8E-07   7.6E-07   3.5E-09 A  Nearest Garde WSW    1.90     2.2E-07   2.1E-07   1.8E-07   9.4E-10 A  Nearest Garde WNW   2.40      1.8E-07   1.8E-07   1.5E-07   8.6E-10 A  Nearest Garde  NW   2.90      2.5E-07   2.5E-07   2.OE-07   1.3E-09 A  Nearest Garde NNW   2.80      4.8E-07   4.7E-07   3.8E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Garde  NE   2.80      2.6E-07   2.5E-07   2.OE-07   5.5E-10 A  Nearest Garde ENE    1.70     4.2E-07   4.2E-07   3.5E-07   1.3E-09 A  Nearest Garde   E    1.90     4.3E-07   4.2E-07   3.5E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Garde ESE   3.00      2.3E-07   2.2E-07   1.8E-07   6.3E-10

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Elevated Releases January-March 2009 B282

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 NO DECAY,  UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBE:D)                       DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           .250         .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500     3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S       9. 876E-11 7. 100E-09 4. 030E-08   6.887E-08   8.246E-08 7.286E-08 6.067E-08 5.029E-08    4.212E-08  4. 708E-08 4. 904E-08 SSW        7. 407E-11 5. 496E-09 3.430E-08    6. 016E-08  7.234E-08 6.347E-08 5.245E-08 5.438E-08    5.237E-08  4. 418E-08 3. 781E-08 SW        6. 567E-16 7. 737E-10 3.015E-08    7. 849E-08  1.230E-07 8.146E-08 5.774E-08 4.324E-08    3.378E-08  2. 728E-08 2.260E-08 WSW        1.538E-16 2.486E-10 1. 395E-08     4. 692E-08  1. 003E-07 6.405E-08 4. 446E-08 3.286E-08  2.545E-08  2. 043E-08 1. 686E-08 W        8. 188E-14 9. 341E-09 5.526E-08    8. 678E-08  1. 005E-07 6.570E-08 4.635E-08 3.467E-08   2.709E-08  2.189E-08  1. 816E-08 WNW        9.444E-11 8. 879E-09 7. 460E-08    1.260E-07   1. 517E-07 9.422E-08 6.507E-08 5.122E-08   4.205E-08  3. 374E-08 2. 786E-08 NW        2.955K-11 2. 910E-09 7. 061E-08    1. 976E-07  3.206E-07 1. 872E-07 1. 236E-07 9.023E-08  6. 942E-08 5. 464E-08 4. 440E-08 NNW        1. 073E-i0 7. 339E-09 4.610E-08    9.774E-08   1.576E-07 1. 552E-07 1. 414E-07 1.246E-07  1. 105E-07 8. 702E-08 7. 076E-08 N        2.778E-09 1. 194E-08 2. 865E-08    4.342E-08   5.386E-08 5.201E-08 4. 638E-08 3. 974E-08  3. 421E-08 2. 973E-08 2. 612E-08 NNE        1.233E-10 7. 665E-09 1. 705E-08    2. 111E-08  2.399E-08 2.273E-08 2.032E-08 1.790E-08    1.578E-08  1. 400E-08 1.253E-08 NE        8.205E-16 7. 576E-10 1. 247E-08    2. 457E-08  3.174E-08 2. 887E-08 2. 446E-08 2.053E-08  1. 736E-08 1. 486E-08 1.289E-08 ENE        4.808E-16 4. 436E-10 7. 597E-09    1. 520E-08  1. 994E-08 1. 837E-08 1.574E-08 1. 336E-08 1. 142E-08 9. 874E-09 8. 646E-09 E        6.845E-16 5. 197E-10 8. 313E-09    1. 603E-08  1. 996E-08 1. 775E-08 1. 485E-08 1.240E-08 1. 048E-08 9. OOOE-09 7. 843E-09 ESE        1.076E-15 8.245E-10 1. 286E-08     2. 473E-08  3.158E-08 2. 885E-08 2. 464E-08 2.086E-08  1. 779E-08 1. 535E-08 1.341E-08 SE        2.943E-15 2. 118E-09 3.239E-08     6. 141E-08  7.574E-08 6.699E-08 5.564E-08 4.599E-08    3. 841E-08 3.253E-08  2.793E-08 SSE        6.782E-11 6. 107E-09 4. 579E-08    7. 992E-08  9.480E-08 8.302E-08 6. 875E-08 5.678E-08   4.744E-08  4. 020E-08 3.456E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR          5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000    35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.297E-08 2. 688E-08 1.726E-08     9.734E-09   6.693E-09 4.987E-09 3.858E-09 3 .109E-09   2.595E-09  2.210E-09  1. 909E-09 SSW        3.335E-08 1.983E-08 1.249E-08      6.859E-09   4.543E-09 3.281E-09 2.512E-09 2 .005E-09   1.651E-09  1.391E-09  1.194E-09 SW        2.022E-08 1. 329E-08 8. 576E-09    4.866E-09   3.348E-09 2.496E-09 1.961E-09 1 .581E-09   1.312E-09  1.114E-09  9. 632E-10 WSW        1.474E-08 9.097E-09 6.273E-09      3.755E-09   2.518E-09 1.850E-09 1. 440E-09 1 .166E-09  9.722E-10  8.284E-10  7. 182E-10 W        1.539E-08 8. 478E-09 5. 984E-09    3.737E-09   2. 639E-09 1. 945E-09 1.514E-09 1 .226E-09 1.022E-09  8. 708E-10 7. 548E-10 WNW        2.393E-08 1.401E-08 9. 807E-09     6.184E-09   4.306E-09 3.251E-09 2.594E-09 2 .131E-09   1.789E-09  1.533E-09  1. 335E-09 00       NW        3.734E-08 2.022E-08 1.353E-08      8.007E-09   5.360E-09 3.934E-09 3.098E-09 2 .513E-09   2.092E-09  1.781E-09  1.543E-09 NNW        6.016E-08 3.368E-08 2.183E-08      1.251E-08   8.460E-09 6.258E-09 4.936E-09 4 .040E-09   3.421E-09  2. 931E-09 2.546E-09 N        2.323E-08 1.489E-08 1.235E-08      9.596E-09   7. 678E-09 6.111E-09 4.779E-09 3 .876E-09  3.232E-09  2.755E-09  2.389E-09 NNE        1.478E-08 2.364E-08 1.539E-08      8.884E-09   6.041E-09 4.489E-09 3.526E-09 2 .877E-09   2.414E-09  2.069E-09  1.802E-09 NE        1.358E-08 1.709E-08 1.104E-08      6.300E-09   4.250E-09 3.139E-09 2.476E-09 2 .024E-09   1.700E-09  1. 452E-09 1.261E-09 ENE        9.222E-09 1.296E-08 8.545E-09      4.998E-09   3.421E-09 2.553E-09 2.090E-09 1 .749E-09   1.466E-09  1.255E-09  1. 093E-09 E        8.382E-09 1.210E-08 7. 958E-09     4.638E-09   3.167E-09 2.359E-09 1.856E-09 1 .516E-09   1.305E-09  1. 138E-09 9. 900E-10 ESE        1.385E-08 1.442E-08 9. 401E-09     5.402E-09   3.647E-09 2. 690E-09 2.099E-09 1 .702E-09  1.420E-09  1.211E-09  1. 050E-09 SE        2.429E-08 1.433E-08 1.052E-08      7.005E-09   4.978E-09 3.850E-09 3.143E-09 2 .660E-09   2.220E-09  1. 894E-09 1. 643E-09 SSE        3.529E-08 3.419E-08 2.180E-08      1.222E-08   8.142E-09 5.954E-09 4.616E-09 3 .727E-09   3.098E-09  2. 634E-09 2.278E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1      1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30     30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.562E-08 7. 518E-08  5.977E-08  4.634E-08   4.621E-08   2.618E-08  1.005E-08  4.990E-09  3.127E-09 2.212E-09 SSW 3.939E-08 6.569E-08   5.616E-08  4.983E-08   3.805E-08   1.957E-08  7.080E-09  3.310E-09  2.015E-09 1.395E-09 SW 4.511E-08 9.465E-08   5.826E-08  3.401E-08   2.311E-08   1.274E-08  5. 016E-09 2.509E-09  1.587E-09 1.117E-09 WSW 2.556E-08 7.234E-08   4.505E-08  2.566E-08   1.713E-08   9.096E-09  3.765E-09  1.864E-09  1.171E-09 8. 302E-10 W 5.907E-08 8.200E-08   4. 684E-08 2.728E-08   1.824E-08   8. 906E-09 3.748E-09  1.958E-09  1.231E-09 S. 726E-10 WNW 8.282E-08 1.204E-07   6.731E-08  4.151E-08   2.815E-08   1.435E-08  6.154E-09  3.270E-09  2.133E-09 1.536E-09 NW 1.120E-07 2. 340E-07  1. 272E-07 6.973E-08   4.482E-08   2.105E-08  S. 057E-09 3.980E-09  2.520E-09 1.785E-09 NNW 6.044E-08 1. 432E-07  1. 383E-07 1. 056E-07  7.165E-08   3.430E-08  1.278E-08  6.316E-09  4.060E-09 2.934E-09 N 3.150E-08 5. 072E-08  4.523E-08  3.408E-08   2.612E-08   1.561E-08  9.355E-09  5.996E-09  3.889E-09 2.761E-09 NNE 1.677E-08 2.279E-08   1.999E-08  1.571E-08   1.380E-08   1.801E-08  9.067E-09  4.518E-09  2.886E-09 2.072E-09 NE 1.524E-08 2.887E-08   2.406E-08  1.731E-08   1.373E-08   1.362E-08  6.442E-09  3.170E-09  2.030E-09 1.455E-09 ENE 9.386E-09 1. 819E-08  1.549E-08  1.139E-08   9.223E-09   1. 017E-08 5.086E-09  2.599E-09  1.739E-09 1. 257E-09 E 1.001E-08 1. 810E-08  1.464E-08  1.047E-08   8.385E-09   9.434E-09  4.722E-09  2.373E-09  1.533E-09 1.132E-09 ESE 1.546E-08 2.885E-08   2.425E-08  1.774E-08   1.415E-08   1.206E-08  5.510E-09  2.709E-09  1.708E-09 1.213E-09 SE 3.856E-08 6.867E-08   5.481E-08  3.834E-08   2.795E-08   1.485E-08  6.886E-09  3.868E-09  2.630E-09 1. 898E-09 SSE 5.214E-08 8. 626E-08  6.777E-08  4.735E-08   3.650E-08   2.893E-08  1.254E-08  6.002E-09  3.741E-09 2.640E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250       .500       .750       1.000        1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000       3.500      4.000      4.500 S        9.875E-lI 7.097E-09 4.026E-08      6. 878E-08   8.229E-08 7.266E-08 6.045E-08 5.007E-08     4.190E-08   4.679E-08  4. 869E-08 SSW        7.406E-11 5.493E-09 3.427E-08      6. 008E-08   7.219E-08 6.329E-08 5.226E-08 5.415E-08     5.212E-08   4.394E-08  3. 757E-08 SW        6.565E-16 7.732E-10 3.012E-08      7. 83*7E-08  1. 227E-07 8. 120E-08 5.1751E-08 4.303E-08  3.359E-08   2.710E-08  2.244E-08 WSW        1.537E-16 2.484E-10 1.393E-08      4. 683E-08   1. 001E-07 6.383E-08 4.427E-08 3.269E-08    2.530E-08   2.029E-08  1. 673E-08 W        8.186E-14 9.334E-09 5.519E-08      8. 660E-08   1. 002E-07 6.538E-08 4. 607E-08 3.441E-08   2.686E-08   2.167E-08  1. 796E-08 WNW        9.441E-Il 8.874E-09 7.453E-08      1. 258E-07   1. 513E-07 9.395E-08 6.484E-08 5. 100E-08   4.183E-08   3.353E-08  2. 767E-08 NW        2.955E-Il 2.909E-09 7.055E-08      1. 973E-07   3.201E-07 1. 867E-07 1.232E-07 B. 989E-08   6.912E-08   5.437E-08  4. 415E-08 NNW        1.073E-l0 7.336E-09 4.606E-08      9. 761E-08   1. 572E-07 1. 547E-07 1. 409E-07 1.240E-07  1.100E-07   8.653E-08  7.031E-08 N        2.777E-09 1.194E-08 2.862E-08      4. 337E-08   5.375E-08 5. 187E-08 4.622E-08 3. 957E-08   3.404E-08   2.957E-08  2. 595E-08 NNE        1.233E-10 7.662E-09 1.704E-08      2. 108E-08   2.394E-08 2.266E-08 2.024E-08 1.781E-08     1.569E-08   1.391E-08  1. 244E-08 NE        8.203E-16 7.571E-10 1.246E-08      2. 453E-08   3.166E-08 2. 878E-08 2.436E-08 2.043E-08    1.726E-08   1.476E-08  1.279E-08 ENE        4.807E-16 4.433E-l0 7.589E-09      1. 517E-08   1. 990E-08 1. 831E-08 1.567E-08 1.329E-08   1.135E-08   9.802E-09  8.574E-09 E        6.844E-16 5.194E-l0 8.305E-09      1. 601E-08   1. 992E-08 1. 770E-08 1.480E-08 1.235E-08   1.043E-08   8.949E-09  7. 793E-09 ESE        1.076E-15 8.241E-10 1.285E-08      2. 470E-08   3. 151E-08 2.878E-08 2.456E-08 2.078E-08    1.771E-08   1.526E-08  1. 332E-08 SE        2.943E-15 2.117E-09 3.236E-08      6. 134E-08   7. 559E-08 6. 681E-08 5.545E-08 4.580E-08   3.823E-08   3.235E-08  2. 776E-08 SSE        6.781E-11 6.104E-09 4.576E-08      7. 984E-08   9. 465E-08 8.285E-08 6.856E-08 5.660E-08    4.725E-08   4.002E-08  3. 438E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000       20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000      40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.263E-08 2.656E-08 1.699E-08      9. 505E-09   6. 485E-09 4.795E-09 3.682E-09 2.944E-09    2. 439E-09  2. 062E-09 1. 768E-09 SSW        3.312E-08 1.963E-08 1.232E-08      6. 724E-09   4. 426E-09 3. 176E-09 2.416E-09 1.916E-09   1. 568E-09  1. 313E-09 1. 119E-09 SW        2.006E-08 1.313E-08 8.434E-09      4. 745E-09   3.237E-09 2. 393E-09 1.863E-09 1.489E-09    1. 226E-09  1. 032E-09 8. 845E-10 WSW        1.461E-08 8.978E-09 6.164E-09      3. 656E-09   2.430E-09 1. 770E-09 1.365E-09 1.096E-09    9. 056E-10  7. 649E-10 6. 573E-10 W        1.520E-08 8.316E-09 5.829E-09      3.590E-09    2. 501E-09 1. 818E-09 1.397E-09 1.116E-09   9. 183E-10  7. 723E-10 6. 608E-10 WNW        2.374E-08 1.385E-08 9.654E-09      6. 038E-09   4. 171E-09 3. 124E-09 2.472E-09 2.015E-09   1. 678E-09  1. 426E-09 1. 232E-09 NW        3.711E-08 2.003E-08 1.336E-08      7. 855E-09   5.225E-09 3. 811E-09 2.982E-09 2.403E-09    1. 988E-09  1. 682E-09 1. 448E-09 NNW        5.974E-08 3.333E-08 2.153E-08      1. 225E-08   8.231E-09 6. 048E-09 4.739E-09 3.853E-09    3.241E-09   2. 759E-09 2. 382E-09 N        2.306E-08 1.473E-08 1.216E-08      9. 379E-09   7.447E-09 5.882E-09 4.566E-09 3.675E-09     3.042E-09   2. 574E-09 2.216E-09 NNE        1.466E-08 2.334E-08 1.513E-08      S. 659E-09   5.838E-09 4.301E-09 3.350E-09 2.711E-09     2.255E-09   1. 916E-09 1. 656E-09 NE        1.347E-08 1.687E-08 1.085E-08      6. 139E-09   4.106E-09 3.007E-09 2.352E-09 1.907E-09     1. 588E-09  1. 346E-09 1. 159E-09 ENE        9.133E-09 1.275E-08 8.363E-09      4. 839E-09   3.277E-09 2.419E-09 1.961E-09 1.624E-09     1. 347E-09  1. 141E-09 9. 838E-10 E        8.323E-09 1.197E-08 7.842E-09      4.537E-09    3.075E-09 2.273E-09 1.775E-09 1.439E-09     1. 229E-09  1.064E-09  9. 18KE-10 ESE        1.374E-08 1.422E-08 9.230E-09      5.253E-09    3. 513E-09 2.567E-09 1.984E-09 1.594E-09    1. 317E-09  1. 113E-09 9.558E-I0 SE        2.412E-08 1.418E-08 1.038E-08      6. 863E-09   4. 844E-09 3.720E-09 3.015E-09 2.532E-09    2. 099E-09  1. 778E-09 1.531E-09 SSE        3.508E-08 3.387E-08 2.153E-08      1. 199E-08   7. 937E-09 5.767E-09 4.443E-09 3.564E-09    2.944E-09   2.486E-09  2.137E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5          5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40       40-50 FROM SITE S 4.557E-08 7. 501E-08  5.955E-08  4.609E-08   4.588E-08    2.588E-08  9.826E-09  4.801E-09  2.963E-09  2. 065E-09 SSW 3.934E-08  6.554E-08   5.596E-08  4.958E-08   3.781E-08    1. 938E-08 6. 946E-09 3.205E-09  1.926E-09  1. 317E-09 SW 4.504E-08  9.441E-08   5.803E-08  3.382E-08   2.294E-08    1.258E-08  4. 895E-09 2.406E-09  1.496E-09  1. 035E-09 WSW 2.552E-08  7.214E-08   4.485E-08  2.550E-08   1.700E-08    8. 979E-09 3. 668E-09 1. 784E-09 1. lOOE-09 7. 667E-10 W 5.896E-08  8.170E-08   4.656E-08  2.704E-08   1.804E-08    8.739E-09  3. 604E-09 1. 832E-09 1. 121E-09 7. 743E-10 WNW 8.273E-08  1. 202E-07  6. 707E-08 4.129E-08  2.795E-08     1.418E-08  6.012E-09  3. 142E-09 2.017E-09  1. 429E-09 NW 1.119E-07  2.335E-07   1. 268E-07 6.943E-08   4.457E-08    2.086E-08  7. 909E-09 3.856E-09  2.410E-09  1. 686E-09 NNW 6.037E-08  1. 429E-07  1. 378E-07 1. 051E-07  7.120E-08    3.395E-08  1.253E-08  6.107E-09  3.873E-09  2. 762E-09 N 3.147E-08  5.061E-08   4.507E-08  3.392E-08  2.595E-08     1.544E-08  9.139E-09  5. 773E-09 3. 688E-09 2. 580E-09 NNE 1.675E-08  2.274E-08   1.991E-08  1.562E-08   1.370E-08    1.776E-08  S. 843E-09 4.331E-09  2.720E-09  1. 920E-09 NE 1.522E-08  2.880E-08   2.397E-08  1.721E-08   1.363E-08    1.344E-08  6.282E-09  3. 038E-09 1. 913E-09 1. 349E-09 ENE 9.372E-09  1.814E-08   1.542E-08  1.131E-08   9. 145E-09   9. 997E-09 4. 928E-09 2. 465E-09 1. 615E-09 1. 144E-09 E 9.998E-09  1.806E-08   1.459E-08  1.041E-08   8. 332E-09   9.325E-09  4. 621E-09 2.288E-09  1. 455E-09 1. 059E-09 ESE 1.544E-08  2.878E-08   2.417E-08  1.765E-08   1.405E-08    1.190E-08  5.363E-09  2.586E-09  1. 600E-09 1. 115E-09 SE 3.852E-08  6.852E-08   5.462E-08  3.815E-08  2.777E-08     1.470E-08  6.747E-09  3.738E-09  2.505E-09  1. 782E-09 SSE 5.209E-08  8.611E-08   6.758E-08  4.717E-08   3.631E-08    2.865E-08  1.231E-08  5. 816E-09 3.579E-09  2. 493E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,      DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                       DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250        .500     .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        9.876E-11 7.054E-09 4.012E-08    6. 868E-088 8. 159E-08 7. 148E-08 5.903E-08 4 .856E-08  4. 039E-08 4.503E-08  4. 682E-08 SSW        7.407E-11 5.461E-09 3.417E-08    6. 001E-088 7. 158E-08 6.223E-08 5. 099E-08 5 .251E-08  5. 029E-08 4.214E-08  3. 585E-08 SW        6.566E-16 7.736E-10 3.014E-08    7. 845E-0I8 1. 215E-07 7. 966E-08 5.601E-08 4 .166E-08  3.236E-08  2.599E-08  2. 144E-08 WSW        1.538E-16 2.485E-10 1.395E-08    4. 687E-088 9. 950E-08 6. 316E-08 4. 364E-08 3 .214E-08 2.481E-08  1. 986E-08 1. 635E-08 W        8.188E-14 9.339E-09 5.500E-08    8. 606E-088 9. 935E-08 6. 467E-08 4. 548E-08 3 .393E-08 2. 646E-08 2. 134E-08 1. 767E-08 WNW        9.444E-11 8.841E-09 7.435E-08    1.246E-0 7 1. 487E-07 9. 161E-08 6.287E-08 4 933E-08    4. 041E-08 3.228E-08  2. 652E-08 NW        2.955E-11 2.895E-09 7.052E-08    1. 966E-077 3. 162E-07 1. 829E-07 1. 199E-07 8 704E-08  6. 667E-08 5.219E-08  4.216E-08 NNW        1.073E-10 7.284E-09 4.585E-08    9.746E-088 1. 561E-07 1. 528E-07 1. 387E-07 1 .219E-07  1. 080E-07 8. 465E-08 6. 847E-08 N        2.778E-09 1.184E-08 2.841E-08    4.320E-088 5. 330E-08 5. 116E-08 4.539E-08 3 .870E-08   3.318E-08  2. 874E-08 2. 516E-08 NNE        1.233E-10 7.599E-09 1.680E-08    2.085E-088 2. 365E-08 2.233E-08 1. 989E-08 1 .747E-08   1. 536E-08 1. 360E-08 1. 215E-08 NE        8.205E-16 7.574E-10 1.247E-08    2.456E-088 3. 144E-08 2. 836E-08 2. 383E-08 1 .986E-08  1. 669E-08 1. 420E-08 1.225E-08 ENE        4.808E-16 4.435E-10 7.595E-09    1. 519E-088 1. 976E-08 1. 805E-08 1. 535E-08 1 .294E-08 1. 100E-08 9. 461E-09 8.246E-09 E        6.845E-16 5.196E-10 8.311E-09    1. 602E-088 1. 977E-08 1. 742E-08 1. 445E-08 1 .197E-08 1. 006E-08 8. 583E-09 7. 441E-09 ESE        1.076E-15 8.244E-10 1.285E-08    2.472E-088 3. 129E-08 2. 836E-08 2. 405E-08 2 .024E-08  1. 717E-08 1. 474E-08 1. 281E-08 SE        2.943E-15 2.118E-09 3.238E-08    6.139E-088 7.502E-08 6.575E-08 5. 414E-08 4 .440E-08    3. 681E-08 3. 097E-08 2. 642E-08 SSE        6.782E-11 6.076E-09 4.567E-08    7. 979E-088 9.385E-08 8. 149E-08 6. 693E-08 5 .487E-08  4.553E-08  3. 834E-08 3.277E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                       DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000      7.500   10.000       15.000      20.000    25.000     30.000      35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.086E-08 2.499E-08 1.554E-08    8.237E-0 9 5.302E-09 3.746E-09 2.784E-09 2     .163E-09 1.748E-09  1. 445E-09 1.215E-09 SSW        3.147E-08 1.821E-08 1.111E-08    5.754E-099 3.614E-09 2.506E-09 1.851E-09 1     .431E-09 1. 143E-09 9. 373E-10 7. 840E-10 SW        1.914E-08 1.236E-08 7.719E-09    4. 107E-099 2.634E-09 1.853E-09 1.401E-09 1    .091E-09 8. 782E-10 7.243E-10  6. 090E-10 WSW        1.427E-08 8.594E-09 5.732E-09    3.246E-099 2.078E-09 1.468E-09 1.104E-09 8     .666E-10 7. 019E-10 5. 823E-10 4. 923E-10 W        1.494E-08 8.174E-09 5.689E-09    3.323E-099 2.192E-09 1.552E-09 1.166E-09 9     .139E-10 7. 393E-10 6. 126E-10 5. 173E-10 WNW        2.266E-08 1.289E-08 8.740E-09    5. 145E-0 9 3.306E-09 2.352E-09 1.804E-09 1    .432E-09 1.164E-09  9. 680E-10 8.201E-10 00         NW        3.525E-08 1.850E-08 1.198E-08    6. 681E-0 9 4.252E-09 2.989E-09 2.271E-09 1    .784E-09 1.442E-09  1. 194E-09 1. 008E-09 k'I NNW        5.790E-08 3.141E-08 1.966E-08    1. 049E-088 6.541E-09 4.517E-09 3.366E-09 2    .645E-09 2.165E-09  1. 799E-09 1. 518E-09 N        2.231E-08 1.416E-08 1.170E-08    9. 083E-099 7.084E-09 5.371E-09 4.073E-09 3    .213E-09 2. 612E-09 2. 175E-09 1. 845E-09 NNE        1.438E-08 2.294E-08 1.442E-08    7. 818E-099 5.007E-09 3.538E-09 2.659E-09 2    .086E-09 1. 689E-09 1. 400E-09 1. 183E-09 NE        1.290E-08 1.625E-08 1.014E-08    5. 466E-099 3.509E-09 2.486E-09 1.891E-09 1    .498E-09 1. 223E-09 1. 017E-09 8. 616E-10 ENE        8.797E-09 1.243E-08 7.927E-09    4.325E-099 2.734E-09 1.907E-09 1.471E-09 1     .175E-09 9. 504E-10 7. 871E-10 6. 643E-10 E        7.957E-09 1.160E-08 7.377E-09    4.017E-099 2.539E-09 1.771E-09 1.315E-09 1     .020E-09 8. 368E-10 6. 999E-10 5. 887E-10 ESE        1.322E-08 1.376E-08 8.679E-09    4. 666E-0 9 2.924E-09 2.025E-09 1.495E-09 1    .153E-09 9. 194E-10 7.513E-10  6.262E-10 SE        2.284E-08 1.317E-08 9.532E-09    6.239E-099 4.376E-09 3.356E-09 2.725E-09 2     .288E-09 1. 868E-09 1. 561E-09 1. 328E-09 SSE        3.339E-08 3.210E-08 1.977E-08    1. 047E-088 6.638E-09 4.655E-09 3.479E-09 2    .717E-09 2. 191E-09 1. 811E-09 1.526E-09 CHI/Q  (SEC/METER CUBED)  FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2        2-3       3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.547E-08 7.423E-08  5.816E-08 4.449E-08   4.408E-08   2.432E-08  8.555E-09  3.776E-09  2. 183E-09 1. 450E-09 SSW 3.928E-08  6.485E-08  5.460E-08 4.782E-08   3.609E-08   1.800E-08  5.992E-09  2.540E-09  1.441E-09  9. 416E-10 SW 4.509E-08  9.334E-08  5.657E-08 3.259E-08  2.194E-08    1.180E-08  4.255E-09  1.881E-09  1.099E-09  7.272E-10 WSW 2.554E-08  7.165E-08  4.425E-08 2.502E-08   1.662E-08   8.583E-09  3.279E-09  1.485E-09  8.717E-10  5.844E-10 W 5.866E-08  8.098E-08  4.598E-08 2.664E-08   1.775E-08   8.574E-09  3.346E-09  1.568E-09  9.193E-10  6. 148E-10 WNW 8.213E-08  1.180E-07  6.512E-08 3.986E-08  2.680E-08    1.322E-08  5.126E-09  2.387E-09  1.436E-09  9. 713E-10 NW 1.115E-07  2.304E-07  1.235E-07 6.697E-08   4.257E-08   1.932E-08  6.779E-09  3.038E-09  1. 793E-09 1. 199E-09 NNW 6.022E-08  1.416E-07  1.357E-07 1.031E-07   6.935E-08   3.208E-08  1.077E-08  4.596E-09  2.668E-09  1. 803E-09 N 3.130E-08  5.010E-08  4.425E-08 3.306E-08  2.516E-08    1.488E-08  8.777E-09  5.309E-09  3.230E-09  2. 182E-09 NNE 1.655E-08  2.244E-08  1.957E-08 1.529E-08   1.340E-08   1.725E-08  8.035E-09  3.578E-09  2. 099E-09 1. 405E-09 NE 1.524E-08  2.854E-08  2.345E-08 1.664E-08   1.307E-08   1.279E-08  5.634E-09  2.521E-09  1. 505E-09 1. 020E-09 ENE 9.382E-09  1.798E-08  1.511E-08 1.097E-08   8.810E-09   9.623E-09  4.418E-09  1.953E-09  1. 174E-09 7. 900E-10 E 1.001E-08  1.789E-08  1.425E-08 1.004E-08   7.971E-09   8.912E-09  4.107E-09  1.793E-09  1. 035E-09 6. 993E-10 ESE 1.546E-08  2.853E-08  2.368E-08 1.712E-08   1.354E-08   1.138E-08  4.783E-09  2.053E-09  1. 162E-09 7.548E-10 SE 3.855E-08  6.787E-08  5.334E-08 3.675E-08  2.644E-08    1.370E-08  6.142E-09  3.376E-09  2.253E-09  1. 566E-09 SSE 5.204E-08  8.523E-08  6.599E-08 4.546E-08  3.465E-08    2.691E-08  1.083E-08  4.714E-09  2.735E-09  1. 818E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND          SECTORS DIRECTION                                                        DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE             .25          .50        .75        1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00       3.50          4.00            4.50 S         1.237E-09    1. 933E-09 3. 014E-09 2.869E-09 1.723E-09 1.142E-09 8.019E-10 5.874E-10        4.443E-1L0  3.778E-10        3. 320E-10 SSW         9.291E-10    1. 458E-09 2.277E-09 2.169E-09 1.304E-09 8.636E-10 6.066E-10 4.444E-10         4.240E-1L0  3.204E-10        2. 507E-10 SW         6.294E-11    3. 776E-10 8. 040E-10 8.328E-10 1.035E-09 5.628E-10 3.481E-10 2.360E-i0        1.704E-1L0  1.288E-I0        1.007E-10 WSW          2.009E-11    1. 205E-10 2. 566E-10 4.686E-10 3.293E-i0 1.792E-10 1.108E-10 7.514E-11        5.425E-1 1  4.100E-l1        3.207E-11 W         1.741E-11    8. 958E-10 8. 749E-10 5.993E-10 2.812E-i0 1.530E-10 9.463E-11 6.417E-ii        4.633E-1 1  3.501E-11        2. 739E-11 WNW          3.200E-I0    5. 474E-10 3.089E-09 2.144E-09 1.362E-09 6.818E-10 4.029E-10 2.683E-10         1.966E-1L0  1.513E-l0        1.230E-10 NW         3.722E-i0    8.607E-10 1. 557E-09 3.942E-09 2.612E-09-1.301E-09 7.692E-10 5.113E-10         3.712E-1L0  2.887E-I0        2.376E-10 NNW         1.159E-09    1. 467E-09 2.022E-09 1.841E-09 2.056E-09 1.118E-09 6.969E-10 5.845E-I0         4.323E-1L0  3.439E-I0        2. 901E-I0 N         1.680E-09    1.847E-09 2.280E-09 1.982E-09 1.135E-09 7.403E-10 5.161E-10 3.767E-10          2.844E-1 L0 2.204E-10        1.745E-10 NNE         1.072E-09    9.445E-i0 9. 097E-I0 6.896E-10 3.620E-10 2.289E-10 1.571E-10 1.138E-10         8.556E-1 1  6.622E-11        5.243E-11 NE         6.695E-II    4. 017E-10 8.553E-I0 8.859E-i0 5.534E-i0 3.710E-10 2.621E-10 1.925E-i0         1.458E-1L0  1.132E-10        8. 963E-11 ENE         4.151E-11    2. 490E-10 5.303E-10 5.493E-10 3.431E-10 2.300E-10 1.625E-10 1.194E-10         9.040E-1 1L 7. 017E-11       5.557E-11 E         5.088E-iI    3. 053E-10 6.500E-i0 6.733E-10 4.206E-10 2.820E-10 1.992E-10 1.463E-10         1.108E-1L0  8. 601E-11       6.812E-11 ESE         7.766E-ii    4. 659E-10 9. 921E-10 1.028E-09 6.419E-10 4.304E-10 3.040E-10 2.233E-10        1.691E-1L0  1. 313E-10       1.040E-10 SE         2.049E-10    1. 229E-09 2.617E-09 2.711E-09 1.693E-09 1.135E-09 8.020E-10 5.891E-10         4.462E-1L0  3.463E-10        2.743E-10 SSE         1.054E-09    2.205E-09 3.868E-09 3.817E-09 2.333E-09 1.554E-09 1.094E-09 8.025E-10          6.073E-1L0  4. 712E-10       3.732E-10 DIRECTION                                                        DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE           5.00         7.50      10.00        15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00      40.00       45.00            50.00 S         2.669E-10    1. 735E-10 1.157E-10    6.551E-11  4.110E-11 3.072E-11 2.200E-11 1.651E-11     1.325E-1 1L 1. 055E-11       8. 612E-12 SSW         2.015E-I0    1.246E-10 8.189E-11 4.575E-11 3.202E-11 2.254E-11 1.615E-11 1.213E-11          9.430E-1L2 7.533E-12         6.149E-12 SW         8.098E-11    6. 081E-11 4.208E-11 2.461E-11 1.553E-ii 1.081E-11 7.900E-12 5.932E-12         4.612E-1L2 3. 684E-12        3. 007E-12 WSW          2.891E-11    3. 503E-11 2. 685E-11 1.576E-11 9.537E-12 6.394E-12 4.582E-12 3.440E-12        2.675E-1 L2 2. 137E-12       1. 744E-12 W         2.201E-11    9. 848E-12 2. 313E-11 1.569E-11 8.548E-12 5.785E-12 4.145E-12 3.112E-12        2.420E-1 12 1. 933E-12       1.578E-12 WNW          1.052E-I0    6. 152E-11 4. 325E-11 2.565E-11 1.721E-11 1.137E-11 7.951E-12 5.970E-12        4.642E-112 3. 708E-12        3. 027E-12 NW         2.057E-I0    1. 252E-10 8. 974E-11 5.535E-11 3.356E-11 2.249E-11 1.630E-11 1.224E-11        9.539E-1 2 7. 620E-12        6.220E-12 NNW          2.570E-I0    1. 678E-10 1. 241E-10 7.659E-11 4.903E-11 3.249E-11 2.139E-11 1.585E-11        1.251E-1.1 9. 993E-12        8. 158E-12 N         1.407E-I0    6.675E-1I 4. 077E-11 2.154E-11 6.150E-11 3.645E-11 2.606E-11 1.957E-11         1.522E-1 21 1.216E-II        9. 923E-12 NNE          4.230E-11    1. 068E-10 6. 730E-11 3.559E-11 2.183E-11 1.459E-11 1.039E-11 7.753E-12        5.994E-1 12 4. 765E-12       3. 874E-12 NE         7.218E-11    1. 064E-10 6. 467E-11 3.287E-11 1.993E-11 1.336E-11 9.856E-12 7.370E-12        5.731E-1 12 4.598E-12        3.753E-12 ENE          4.475E-11    5.252E-11 3. 825E-11 2.332E-l1 1.487E-11 9.844E-12 6.910E-12 4.822E-12         3.749E-1.2 2. 996E-12        2. 447E-12 E         5.486E-ii    5. 887E-11 4.216E-11 2.537E-11 1.612E-11 1.068E-11 7.511E-12 5.517E-12         4.213E-1.2 3. 492E-12        2. 846E-12 ESE          8.373E-11    8. 805E-11 6.280E-Ii 3.765E-11 2.391E-11 1.585E-11 1.115E-11 8.192E-12         6.260E-1.2 4. 930E-12        3. 977E-12 SE         2.209E-10    1. 046E-10 6.373E-11 3.347E-11 2.033E-11 1.390E-11 1.029E-11 1.636E-11         1.260E-1 11 1.001E-11        8. 143E-12 SSE         3.006E-10    3. ISOE-10 1. 934E-I0 9.828E-11 5.959E-11 3.994E-11 2.860E-11 2.147E-11        1.668E-1 11 1. 332E-11       1. 087E-11 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1       1-2          2-3        3-4          4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 2.709E-09 1. 719E-09   8. 067E-10 4. 599E-10  3.215E-10   1. 686E-i0 6. 581E-11 3. 000E-11 1. 684E-ii 1. 063E-11 SSW 2.047E-09  1. 300E-09   6. 103E-10 3.904E-10   2. 531E-10  1. 227E-10 4. 768E-11 2.251E-11  1.225E-11  7. 582E-12 SW 7.220E-10  7. 800E-I0   3. 605E-10 1. 733E-10   1. 017E-10 5. 697E-11 2. 446E-11 1.091E-11  5.992E-12  3.709E-12 WSW 3.206E-I0  2. 935E-10   1. 148E-10 5. 517E-11  3. 355E-11  3. 004E-II 1. 546E-11 6.507E-12  3.475E-12  2.151E-12 W 7.571E-10  2. 949E-10   9. 801E-11 4. 711E-11  2. 766E-11  1. 846E-11 1. 417E-11 5.866E-12  3. 144E-12 1. 946E-12 WNW 2.105E-09  1. 234E-09   4.234E-10  1. 998E-10  1. 248E-10  6. 310E-11 2.581E-11  1. 156E-11 6.030E-12  3. 733E-12 NW 2.463E-09  2. 325E-09   8.077E-10  3. 798E-i0  2. 409E-10  1. 273E-10 5.330E-11  2.296E-11  1.237E-11  7. 670E-12 NNW 1.818E-09  1. 592E-09   7. 643E-10 4.421E-10   2. 938E-10  1. 682E-10 7.489E-11  3.246E-11  1. 616E-11 1. 006E-11 N 2.051E-09  1. 148E-09   5.201E-10  2.864E-10   1. 756E-10  7. 163E-11 4.357E-11  3.898E-11  1. 977E-11 1.224E-11 NNE 8.196E-10  3. 756E-10   1. 589E-10 8.626E-11   5.276E-11   7. 491E-11 3. 652E-11 1. 484E-11 7. 837E-12 4. 799E-12 NE 7.681E-10  5.462E-10    2. 633E-10 1.467E-I0    9. 014E-I1 8. 025E-11 3.418E-11  1. 371E-11 7. 456E-12 4. 620E-12 ENE 4.762E-10  3.387E-10    1. 633E-10 9. 097E-11  5. 589E-11  4. 445E-ii 2.288E-11  1. 001E-11 5.OlOE-12  3. 016E-12 E 5.838E-10  4. 151E-10   2. 001E-10 1. 15E-10   6. 851E-11  5. 055E-11 2. 499E-11 1. 086E-I1 5.590E-12  3. 466E-12 ESE 8.910E-10  6.336E-10    3.054E-10  1.702E-10   1. 046E-10  7.587E-11  3.713E-11  1.612E-11  8.300E-12  4. 971E-12 SE 2.350E-09  1. 671E-09   8. 057E-10 4. 490E-10  2. 758E-10  1. 123E-10 3.436E-11  1.417E-11  1. 319E-11 1. 009E-11 SSE 3.476E-09  2.316E-09    1. 100E-09 6. 112E-10  3. 754E-10  2.588E-10  1. 022E-10 4.064E-11  2. 168E-11 1. 341E-11

ZRP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-MAR 2009 CORRECTED  USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF   DIRECTION DIST. X/Q       X/Q       X/Q        D/Q ID    LOCATION FROM SITE (MI)   (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO     2.26 DAY    8.0 DAY DECAY     DECAY      DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site Boundary     S   .80    4.7E-08  4.7E-08   4.7E-08    3.1E-09 A  Site Boundary  SSW    .82    4.4E-08  4.4E-08   4.3E-08    2.3E-09 A  Site Boundary    SW   .97    7.4E-08  7.4E-08   7.4E-08    8.5E-10 A  Site Boundary  WSW    .93    3.6E-08  3.6E-08   3.6E-08    3.9E-10 A  Site Boundary     W   .91    7.8E-08  7.8E-08   7.8E-08    6.6E-10 A  Site Boundary  WNW    .94    1.2E-07  1.2E-07   1.2E-07    2.4E-09 A  Site Boundary   NW    .81    1.OE-07  1.OE-07   1.OE-07    1.6E-09 A  Site Boundary  NNW    .69    3.1E-08  3.1E-08   3.1E-08    1.9E-09 A  Site Boundary     N   .67    2.2E-08  2.2E-08   2.2E-08    2.1E-09 A  Site Boundary  NNE    .60    1.1E-08  1.1E-08   1.1E-08    9.2E-10 A  Site Boundary   NE    .62    4.7E-09  4.7E-09   4.7E-09    6.2E-10 A  Site Boundary  ENE    .59    1.8E-09  1.8E-09   1.8E-09    3.4E-10 A  Site Boundary     E   .53    8.3E-10  8.3E-10   8.3E-10    3.4E-10 A  Site Boundary  ESE    .54    1.6E-09  1.6E-09   1.6E-09    5.4E-10 A  Site Boundary    SE   .65    1.6E-08  1.6E-08   1.6E-08    2.1E-09 A  Site Boundary  SSE    .81    5.6E-08  5.6E-08   5.6E-08    4.OE-09 A  Nearest Res    SSW   2.10    6.1E-08  6.1E-08   6.OE-08    8.OE-10 A  Nearest Res     SW   1.30    1.1E-07  1.1E-07   1.1E-07    1.4E-09 A  Nearest Res    WSW   1.90    7.OE-08  6.9E-08   6.9E-08    2.0E-10 A  Nearest Res       W  1.00    8.7E-08  8.7E-08   8.6E-08    6.0E-10 A  Nearest Res    WNW   1.70    1.2E-07  1.2E-07   1.2E-07    1.OE-09 A  Nearest Res     NW    .90    1.5E-07  1.5E-07   1.5E-07    4.4E-09 A  Nearest Res    NNW   1.90    1.6E-07  1.6E-07   1.5E-07    1.2E-09 A  Nearest Res       N  2.50    4.6E-08  4.6E-08   4.5E-08    5.2E-10, A  Nearest Res     NE   2.80    2.2E-08  2.2E-08   2.1E-08    2.2E-10 A  Nearest Res    ENE   1.70    2.OE-08  2.OE-08   1.9E-08    2.9E-10 A  Nearest Res       E  1.90    1.8E-08  1.8E-08   1.8E-08    3.0E-10 A  Nearest Res    ESE   2.30    2.6E-08  2.6E-08   2.6E-08    3.5E-10 A  Nearest Cow    NNW   3.50    1.1E-07  1.IE-07   1.1E-07    4.3E-10 A  Nearest Garde   SW   1.30    1.1E-07  1.1E-07   I.1E-07    1.4E-09 A  Nearest Garde  WSW   1.90    7.OE-08  6.9E-08   6.9E-08    2.0E-10 A  Nearest Garde  WNW   2.40    7.OE-08  6.9E-08   6.7E-08    4.4E-10 A  Nearest Garde   NW   2.90    9.6E-08  9.5E-08   9.2E-08    5.5E-10 A  Nearest Garde  NNW   2.80    1.3E-07  1.3E-07   1.3E-07    6.6E-10 A  Nearest Garde   NE   2.80    2.2E-08  2.2E-08   2.1E-08    2.2E-10 A  Nearest Garde  ENE   1.70    2.0E-08  2.0E-08   1.9E-08    2.9E-10 A  Nearest Garde     E  1.90    1.8E-08  1.8E-08   1.8E-08    3.OE-10 A  Nearest Garde  ESE   3.00    2.1E-08  2.1E-08   2.OE-08    2.2E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     S  1.50    8.2E-08  8.2E-08   8.2E-08    1.7E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q  SSW   1.50    7.2E-08  7.2E-08   7.2E-08    1.3E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   SW   1.50    1.2E-07  1.2E-07   1.2E-07    1.0E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q  WSW   1.50    1.0E-07  1.0E-07   1.0E-07    3.3E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     W  1.50    1.0E-07  1.OE-07   9.9E-08    2.8E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q  WNW   1.50    1.5E-07  1.5E-07   1.5E-07    1.4E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   NW   1.50    3.2E-07  3.2E-07   3.2E-07    2.6E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q  NNW   1.50    1.6E-07  1.6E-07   1.6E-07    2.1E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     N  1.50    5.4E-08  5.4E-08   5.3E-08    I.IE-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q  NNE   1.50    2.4E-08  2.4E-08   2.4E-08    3.6E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   NE   1.50    3.2E-08  3.2E-08   3.1E-08    5.5E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q  ENE   1.50    2.OE-08  2.OE-08   2.OE-08    3.4E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     E  1.50    2.OE-08  2.0E-08   2.0E-08    4.2E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q  ESE   1.50    3.2E-08  3.2E-08   3.1E-08    6.4E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   SE   1.50    7.6E-08  7.6E-08   7.5E-08    1.7E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q  SSE   1.50    9.5E-08  9.5E-08   9.4E-08    2.3E-09

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Elevated Releases April-June 2009 B288

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 NO DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250         .500       .750      1.000        1.500     2.000      2.500    3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        5.927E-11 5.409E-09 3.872E-08      6. 901E-0I8 8.419E-08 7.483E-08 6.252E-08 5 .196E-08  4.362E-08  4. 936E-08 5.218E-08 SSW         1.537E-15 1.524E-09 2.584E-08      5. 152E-0I8 6.774E-08 6.256E-08 5.366E-08 5 .981E-08  6. 173E-08 5. 375E-08 4.729E-08 SW         6.242E-16 7.781E-10 3.204E-08      8. 668E-0I8 1.450E-07 9.841E-08 7.101E-08 5 .392E-08  4.260E-08  3. 472E-08 2. 900E-08 WSW         3.085E-16 4.814E-10 2.720E-08      8. 155E-0l 8 1.427E-07 9.063E-08 6.304E-08 4 .682E-08 3. 648E-08 2. 947E-08 2.447E-08 W        3.779E-13 3.547E-08 1.678E-07      2. 171E-0 7 2.135E-07 1.366E-07 9.562E-08 7 .135E-08  5. 577E-08 4. 513E-08 3.751E-08 WNW         4.427E-10 2.900E-08 1.943E-07      3. 382E-0 7 3.970E-07 2.375E-07 1.588E-07 1 .188E-07  9.297E-08  7. 313E-08 5. 938E-08 NW         7.489E-09 5.313E-08 2.025E-07      3. 725E-0 7 5.047E-07 2.915E-07 1.911E-07 1 .384E-07  1. 058E-07 8. 293E-08 6.715E-08 NNW         1.558E-08 2.730E-08 6.364E-08      9.224E-0I8 1.285E-07 1.270E-07 1.187E-07 1 .055E-07   9.243E-08  7.264E-08  5. 896E-08 N        1.214E-08 4.209E-08 6.209E-08      6. 482E-0I8 6.259E-08 5.552E-08 4.755E-08 3 .987E-08  3.387E-08  2. 917E-08 2. 547E-08 NNE         3.167E-08 6.784E-08 7.793E-08      7. 735E-088 7.385E-08 6.338E-08 5.287E-08 4 .423E-08  3.743E-08  3.211E-08  2. 792E-08 NE         1.130E-09 6.211E-09 1.404E-08      2. 030E-0I8 2.410E-08 2.195E-08 1.878E-08 1 .593E-08  1. 359E-08 1. 173E-08 1. 024E-08 ENE         2.151E-09 5.971E-09 8.104E-09      1. 052E-088 1.208E-08 1.096E-08 9.396E-09 8 .005E-09  6. 872E-09 5. 965E-09 5.241E-09 E        2.162E-11 1.465E-09 9.657E-09      1. 808E-0I8 2.333E-08 2.131E-08 1.813E-08 1 .529E-08  1. 300E-08 1. 119E-08 9. 761E-09 ESE         2.163E-11 1.586E-09 9.931E-09      1. 735E-0I8 2.153E-08 1.965E-08 1.682E-08 1 .426E-08  1.217E-08  1. 051E-08 9. 177E-09 SE         1.081E-10 6.072E-09 2.035E-08      3.007E-0I8 3.424E-08 3.033E-08 2.550E-08 2 .137E-08   1. 808E-08 1. 549E-08 1. 344E-08 SSE         2.959E-09 1.852E-08 5.123E-08      7.529E-0I8 8.368E-08 7.207E-08 5.922E-08 4 .871E-08   4. 059E-08 3. 435E-08 2. 951E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000       20.000    25.000     30.000   35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.587E-08 2.862E-08 1.838E-08      1. 037E-088 7.109E-09 5.287E-09 4.089E-09 3.294E-09   2. 748E-09 2.340E-09  2. 021E-09 SSW         4.306E-08 2.839E-08 1.814E-08      1. 017E-0I8 6.882E-09 5.037E-09 3.888E-09 3.125E-09   2. 589E-09 2. 193E-09 1. 892E-09 SW         2.644E-08 1.878E-08 1.224E-08      7. 047E-099 4.936E-09 3.726E-09 2.955E-09 2.392E-09   1. 993E-09 1. 698E-09 1.471E-09 WSW         2.184E-08 1.545E-08 1.155E-08      7.548E-0 9 5.132E-09 3.814E-09 2.998E-09 2.446E-09    2. 053E-09 1. 759E-09 1.534E-09 W        3.185E-08 1.776E-08 1.299E-08      8. 701E-099 6.555E-09 4.883E-09 3.821E-09 3.109E-09   2. 603E-09 2.226E-09  1.937E-09 WNW         4.983E-08 2.667E-08 1.757E-08      1. 022E-0I8 6.863E-09 5.045E-09 3.930E-09 3.177E-09   2. 638E-09 2.240E-09  1. 936E-09 NW         5.623E-08 2.992E-08 1.976E-08      1. 150E-088 7.675E-09 5.619E-09 4.405E-09 3.567E-09   2. 966E-09 2. 521E-09 2. 181E-09 00 NNW         4.986E-08 2.724E-08 1.758E-08      1. 002E-088 6.751E-09 4.980E-09 3.906E-09 3.182E-09   2. 675E-09 2.286E-09  1. 983E-09 N        2.256E-08 1.436E-08 1.203E-08      9.780E-099 8.207E-09 6.771E-09 5.334E-09 4.349E-09    3.637E-09  3. 108E-09 2. 701E-09 NNE         2.988E-08 3.240E-08 2.075E-08      1. 171E-088 7.839E-09 5.754E-09 4.475E-09 3.621E-09   3.016E-09  2. 568E-09 2.225E-09 NE         1.103E-08 1.265E-08 8.127E-09      4. 602E-099 3.087E-09 2.269E-09 1.779E-09 1.447E-09   1.211E-09  1. 031E-09 8. 940E-10 ENE         5.654E-09 8.400E-09 5.570E-09      3.284E-099 2.260E-09 1.693E-09 1.401E-09 1.181E-09    9. 922E-10 8. 511E-10 7. 423E-10 E        1.031E-08 1.630E-08 1.087E-08      6. 449E-0 9 4.459E-09 3.352E-09 2.657E-09 2.184E-09   1. 920E-09 1. 701E-09 1. 486E-09 ESE         9.448E-09 9.648E-09 6.302E-09      3. 633E-099 2.460E-09 1.819E-09 1.423E-09 1.156E-09   9. 661E-10 8.249E-10  7. 163E-10 SE         1.179E-08 7.205E-09 5.501E-09      3. 795E-099 2.701E-09 2.066E-09 1.656E-09 1.371E-09   1. 142E-09 9. 713E-10 8. 408E-10 SSE         3.021E-08 2.667E-08 1.687E-08      9.341E-0 9 6.167E-09 4.477E-09 3.450E-09 2.770E-09    2.292E-09  1. 940E-09 1.671E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5          5-10     10-20      20-30    30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.478E-08   7. 665E-08  6. 158E-08 4. 819E-08  4.901E-08    2.790E-08 1. 070E-08 5.294E-09 3.313E-09 2. 343E-09 SSW 3.185E-08   6. 184E-08  5. 849E-08 5. 814E-08  4.764E-08    2.710E-08 1. 048E-08 5.070E-09 3.139E-09 2.199E-09 SW 4.938E-08   1. 113E-07  7. 148E-08 4.283E-08   2.975E-08    1.758E-08 7.264E-09  3.740E-09 2.401E-09 1. 701E-09 WSW 4.542E-08   1. 060E-07  6.391E-08  3. 676E-08  2.498E-08    1.514E-08 7. 363E-09 3.840E-09 2.454E-09 1. 763E-09 W 1.603E-07   1. 801E-07  9.684E-08  5. 617E-08  3.767E-08    1.877E-08 8. 700E-09 4.904E-09 3.120E-09 2.231E-09 WNW 2.215E-07   3. 130E-07  1. 638E-07 9.281E-08   5.992E-08    2.777E-08 1. 036E-08 5.084E-09 3.187E-09 2.245E-09 NW 2.449E-07   3.806E-07   1. 968E-07 1. 064E-07  6.778E-08    3.125E-08 1. 164E-08 5.682E-09 3.577E-09 2.527E-09 NNW 6.828E-08   1. 198E-07  1. 156E-07 8. 863E-08  5.964E-08    2.797E-08 1. 024E-08 5.023E-09 3.196E-09 2.289E-09 N 5.886E-08   5. 995E-08  4. 660E-08 3.379E-08   2.549E-08    1.515E-08 9. 581E-09 6.579E-09 4.359E-09 3.114E-09 NNE 7.543E-08   6. 998E-08  5. 222E-08 3. 734E-08  2.989E-08    2.666E-08 1.200E-08  5.798E-09 3.635E-09 2. 574E-09 NE 1.508E-08   2. 230E-08  1. 849E-08 1. 355E-08  1.097E-08    1.028E-08 .4.712E-09 2.291E-09 1.452E-09 1. 034E-09 ENE 8.706E-09   1. 123E-08  9.255E-09  6. 850E-09  5.608E-09    6.532E-09 3. 337E-09 1.728E-09 1.172E-09 8. 526E-10 E 1.158E-08   2. 127E-08  1. 784E-08 1.296E-08   1.039E-08    1.255E-08 6. 546E-09 3.369E-09 2.219E-09 1. 686E-09 ESE 1.137E-08   1. 977E-08  1. 655E-08 1.214E-08   9.672E-09    8.116E-09 3.705E-09  1.831E-09 1.160E-09 8.265E-10 SE 2.149E-08   3. 157E-08  2.514E-08  1. 803E-08  1.344E-08    7.467E-09 3. 688E-09 2.071E-09 1.365E-09 9. 734E-10 SSE 5.465E-08   7. 665E-08  5. 844E-08 4.053E-08   3.120E-08    2.310E-08 9. 602E-09 4.517E-09 2.782E-09 1. 945E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250       .500       .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S         5.926E-11 5.407E-09 3.868E-08      6. 892E-08  8. 401E-08 7. 462E-08 6.230E-08 5. 174E-08  4.340E-08  4. 907E-08 5. 182E-08 SSW         1.536E-15 1.523E-09 2.581E-08      5. 144E-08  6.757E-08 6.235E-08 5. 342E-08 5. 948E-08   6. 133E-08 5. 334E-08 4. 688E-08 SW         6.240E-16 7.775E-10 3.200E-08      8. 652E-08  1.446E-07 9. 802E-08 7. 065E-08 5.359E-08   4.230E-08  3. 444E-08 2. 874E-08 WSW         3.084E-16 4.810E-10 2.716E-08      8. 136E-08  1. 422E-07 9.019E-08 6.265E-08 4. 648E-08   3.617E-08  2. 917E-08 2. 420E-08 W         3.778E-13 3.545E-08 1.676E-07      2. 168E-07  2.129E-07 1. 360E-07 9. 514E-08 7.091E-08   5.536E-08  4. 474E-08 3. 715E-08 WNW         4.426E-10 2.899E-08 1.941E-07      3.377E-07   3. 961E-07 2.368E-07 1. 582E-07 1. 183E-07  9.248E-08  7.269E-08  5. 897E-08 NW         7.488E-09 5.310E-08 2.023E-07      3.720E-07   5.036E-07 2. 907E-07 1. 904E-07 1. 378E-07  1. 052E-07 8. 239E-08 6. 666E-08 NNW         1.558E-08 2.728E-08 6.357E-08      9.210E-08   1.282E-07 1.266E-07 1. 182E-07 1. 050E-07   9. 190E-08 7.216E-08  5. 853E-08 N         1.214E-08 4.207E-08 6.205E-08      6.475E-08   6.247E-08 5.537E-08 4. 738E-08 3. 970E-08   3.369E-08  2. 900E-08 2.530E-08 NNE         3.167E-08 6.781E-08 7.788E-08      7.725E-08   7.369E-08 6.318E-08 5.266E-08 4.401E-08     3. 721E-08 3. 190E-08 2. 772E-08 NE         1.130E-09 6.209E-09 1.402E-08     2.027E-08    2.404E-08 2. 187E-08 1. 870E-08 1. 584E-08  1. 350E-08 1. 164E-08 1. 015E-08 ENE         2.151E-09 5.969E-09 8.098E-09      1. 051E-08  1.205E-08 1. 092E-08 9.361E-09 7. 969E-09   6. 835E-09 5. 929E-09 5.205E-09 E         2.162E-11 1.465E-09 9.644E-09      1. 804E-08  2.326E-08 2. 123E-08 1. 805E-08 1. 520E-08  1.291E-08  1. 111E-08 9. 678E-09 ESE         2.162E-11 1.585E-09 9.923E-09      1. 733E-08  2.149E-08 1. 960E-08 1. 676E-08 1. 421E-08  1. 212E-08 1. 045E-08 9. 125E-09 SE         1.081E-10 6.070E-09 2.033E-08      3. 004E-08  3.418E-08 3. 026E-08 2. 543E-08 2.130E-08   1. 801E-08 1. 542E-08 1. 337E-08 SSE         2.959E-09 1.852E-08 5.119E-08      7. 521E-08  8. 354E-08 7. 190E-08 5.905E-08 4.854E-08   4. 043E-08 3. 419E-08 2. 935E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10 000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S         4.551E-08 2. 826E-08 1. 807E-08    1. 011E-08  6.863E-09 5.057E-09 3.876E-09 3. 093E-09    2. 557E-09 2. 157E-09 1. 846E-09 SSW         4.264E-08 2.795E-08 1.777E-08      9. 858E-09  6.598E-09 4.778E-09 3.648E-09 2. 902E-09    2. 379E-09 1. 994E-09 1. 702E-09 SW         2. 617E-08 1. 849E-08 1. 199E-08   6. 831E-09  4.735E-09 3.537E-09 2.776E-09 2. 224E-09    1. 834E-09 1. 546E-09 1. 326E-09 WSW         2. 156E-08 1. 512E-08 1. 120E-08   7. 194E-09  4.812E-09 3.518E-09 2.720E-09 2. 183E-09    1. 802E-09 1. 520E-09 1. 304E-09 W         3. 151E-08 1.746E-08 1.268E-08     8. 375E-09  6.213E-09 4.564E-09 3.523E-09 2. 828E-09    2. 335E-09 1. 970E-09 1. 690E-09 WNW         4. 945E-08 2. 637E-08 1. 731E-08   9. 987E-09  6.658E-09 4.858E-09 3.756E-09 3. 014E-09    2. 484E-09 2. 094E-09 1. 796E-09 NW         5. 577E-08 2. 955E-08 1. 942E-08   1. 121E-08  7.414E-09 5.381E-09 4.181E-09 3. 357E-09    2. 767E-09 2. 332E-09 2. OOOE-09 0      NNW         4. 945E-08 2. 690E-08 1.729E-08    9. 769E-09  6.530E-09 4.778E-09 3.717E-09 3. 003E-09    2.504E-09  2. 123E-09 1. 827E-09 N         2.239E-08 1.420E-08 1. 184E-08     9.524E-09   7.893E-09 6.428E-09 5.009E-09 4. 041E-09    3.343E-09  2. 827E-09 2. 432E-09 NNE         2. 963E-08 3. 196E-08 2.037E-08    1. 139E-08  7.552E-09 5.492E-09 4.232E-09 3. 393E-09    2. 800E-09 2. 363E-09 2. 029E-09 NE         1. 093E-08 1.249E-08 7. 984E-09    4. 482E-09  2.980E-09 2.172E-09 1.688E-09 1. 361E-09    1. 130E-09 9. 540E-10 8. 199E-10 ENE         5. 611E-09 8.297E-09 5.479E-09     3.203E-09   2.186E-09 1.624E-09 1.332E-09 1. 113E-09    9.270E-10  7. 884E-10 6. 817E-10 E         1. 021E-08 1. 602E-08 1. 061E-08   6.219E-09   4.247E-09 3.153E-09 2.468E-09 2. 004E-09    1. 738E-09 1. 520E-09 1. 311E-09 ESE         9.387E-09 9.551E-09 6.218E-09      3.560E-09   2.394E-09 1.758E-09 1.365E-09 1. 10IE-09    9. 139E-10 7. 749E-10 6. 682E-10 SE         1. 173E-08 7. 143E-09 5.438E-09   3.731E-09    2.640E-09 2.009E-09 1.602E-09 1.319E-09     1. 092E-09 9.242E-10  7. 957E-10 SSE         3.003E-08 2. 642E-08 1. 666E-08    9. 170E-09  6.016E-09 4.341E-09 3.324E-09 2. 653E-09    2. 181E-09 1. 835E-09 1. 571E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.473E-08  7. 648E-08  6. 136E-08 4. 794E-08  4. 867E-08  2.756E-08  1. 043E-08 5.066E-09  3.113E-09  2. 160E-09 SSW 3.180E-08  6. 167E-08  5.823E-08  5. 776E-08  4.723E-08   2. 669E-08 1. 017E-08 4. 811E-09 2. 916E-09 2. OOOE-09 SW 4.929E-08  1. 11OE-07  7. 113E-08 4.253E-08  2. 947E-08   1. 731E-08 7.046E-09  3. 552E-09 2.233E-09  1. 550E-09 WSW 4.532E-08  1. 056E-07  6. 353E-08 3.645E-08  2.470E-08    1. 481E-08 7.026E-09  3.544E-09  2. 192E-09 1. 523E-09 W 1.601E-07  1. 796E-07  9. 635E-08 5. 576E-08 3.731E-08    1. 846E-08 8.372E-09  4. 588E-09 2.839E-09  1. 975E-09 WNW 2.212E-07  3.123E-07   1. 632E-07 9.232E-08  5. 951E-08   2.747E-08  1. 013E-08 4. 897E-09 3.024E-09  2. 099E-09 NW 2.446E-07  3. 797E-07  1. 961E-07 1. 058E-07  6. 729E-08  3.087E-08  1. 135E-08 5.443E-09  3.367E-09  2. 338E-09 NNW 6.819E-08  1. 195E-07  1. 152E-07 8. 813E-08 5. 921E-08   2.764E-08  1. OOOE-08 4. 821E-09 3.017E-09  2. 126E-09 N 5.881E-08  5. 982E-08  4. 644E-08 3.362E-08  2. 532E-08   1. 497E-08 9. 314E-09 6.251E-09  4.052E-09  2. 834E-09 NNE 7.536E-08  6. 981E-08  5.200E-08  3.713E-08  2. 966E-08   2.629E-08  1. 168E-08 5.537E-09  3.407E-09  2.369E-09 NEl.506E-08   2.224E-08   1. 840E-08 1. 346E-08 1. 088E-08   1. 014E-08 4. 593E-09 2. 194E-09 1. 366E-09 9.563E-10 ENE 8.697E-09  1. 121E-08  9.221E-09  6. 814E-09 5. 570E-09   6.448E-09  3.257E-09  1. 657E-09 1. 105E-09 7. 899E-10 E 1.156E-08  2. 120E-08  1. 776E-08 1. 288E-08 1. 030E-08   1. 232E-08 6. 319E-09 3. 171E-09 2.035E-09  1. 507E-09 ESE 1.136E-08  1. 973E-08  1. 650E-08 1.208E-08   9. 616E-09  8. 033E-09 3. 632E-09 1. 770E-09 1. 105E-09 7.766E-10 SE 2.148E-08  3. 152E-08  2.506E-08  1. 796E-08 1. 337E-08   7. 403E-09 3. 626E-09 2.014E-09  1. 313E-09 9.263E-10 SSE 5.461E-08  7. 652E-08  5. 827E-08 4.037E-08  3. 104E-08   2.289E-08  9. 433E-09 4.381E-09  2.665E-09  1. 840E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,        DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500       .750       1.000       1.500     2.000    2.500       3.000      3.500      4.000     4.500 S        5.927E-11 5.379E-09 3.859E-08       6. 887E-088 8.333E-08 7.343E-08 6.086E-08 5. .021E-08 4.186E-08  4.727E-08 4.991E-08 SSW         1.536E-15 1.524E-09 2.583E-08       5. 150E-083 6.712E-08 6.147E-08 5.233E-08 5. .807E-08 5.977E-08  5.181E-08 4.543E-08 SW         6.241E-16 7.779E-10 3.203E-08       8. 664E-088 1.433E-07 9.638E-08 6.904E-08 5,.211E-08  4.097E-08  3.324E-08 2.766E-08 WSW         3.085E-16 4.813E-10 2.719E-08       S. 144E-083 1.409E-07 8.868E-08 6.124E-08 4. 521E-08  3.505E-08  2.818E-08 2.332E-08 W        3.778E-13 3.546E-08 1.668E-07       2. 145E-07 2.096E-07 1.333E-07 9.293E-08 6. 909E-08   5.383E-08  4.345E-08 3.603E-08 WNW         4.427E-10 2.884E-08 1.934E-07       3.348E-071 3.896E-07 2.309E-07 1.533E-07 1. .141E-07  8.882E-08  6.946E-08 5.605E-08 NW         7.489E-09 5.266E-08 2.002E-07       3. 687E-071 4.957E-07 2.833E-07 1.841E-07 1. 325E-07  1.007E-07  7.847E-08 6.314E-08 NNW         1.558E-08 2.705E-08 6.269E-08       9. 123E-083 1.269E-07 1.248E-07 1.164E-07 1. 033E-07  9.039E-08  7.072E-08 5.711E-08 N        1.214E-08 4.172E-08 6.103E-08       6. 381E-083 6.149E-08 5.430E-08 4.627E-08 3. 862E-08  3.266E-08  2.803E-08 2.438E-08 NNE         3.167E-08 6.723E-08 7.657E-08       7. 616E-083 7.257E-08 6.194E-08 5.136E-08 4. 272E-08  3.597E-08  3.071E-08 2.659E-08 NE         1.130E-09 6.159E-09 1.389E-08       2. 017E-088 2.381E-08 2.153E-08 1.830E-08 1. 542E-08  1.309E-08  1.123E-08 9.764E-09 ENE         2.151E-09 5.919E-09 8.013E-09       1. 046E-088 1.194E-08 1.076E-08 9.167E-09 7. 766E-09  6.634E-09  5.734E-09 5.019E-09 E        2.162E-II 1.456E-09 9.619E-09       1. 803E-083 2.309E-08 2.091E-08 1.765E-08 1. 478E-08  1.249E-08  1.069E-08 9.274E-09 ESE         2.162E-II 1.576E-09 9.895E-09       1. 731E-083 2.132E-08 1.932E-08 1.642E-08 1. 384E-08  1.176E-08  1.010E-08 8.786E-09 SE         1.081E-10 6.024E-09 2.017E-08       2. 989E-088 3.383E-08 2.975E-08 2.486E-08 2. 070E-08  1.742E-08  1.485E-08 1.282E-08 SSE         2.959E-09 1.837E-08 5.082E-08       7. 490E-088 8.269E-08 7.063E-08 5.757E-08 4. 700E-08  3.890E-08  3.271E-08 2.793E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000       7.500     10.000       15.000      20.000   25.000    30.000      35.000     40.000    45.000     50.000 S        4.371E-08 2.667E-08 1.659E-08       8. 791E-099 5.633E-09 3.959E-09 2.927E-09 2. 263E-09  1. 823E-09 1.506E-09 1.264E-09 SSW         4.126E-08 2.664E-08 1.646E-08       8. 640E-099 5.465E-09 3.833E-09 2.851E-09 2. 216E-09  1.780E-09  1.465E-09 1. 230E-09 SW         2.517E-08 1.763E-08 1.112E-08       5. 984E-099 3.890E-09 2.757E-09 2.102E-09 1. 644E-09  1.326E-09  1.097E-09 9.244E-10 WSW         2.078E-08 1.443E-08 1.047E-08       6. 480E-099 4.203E-09 2.999E-09 2.273E-09 1. 794E-09  1.460E-09  1.216E-09 1. 031E-09 W        3.053E-08 1.687E-08 1.221E-08       7. 689E-099 5.424E-09 3.882E-09 2.932E-09 2. 309E-09  1.876E-09  1.561E-09 1. 322E-09 WNW         4.675E-08 2.423E-08 1.545E-08       8. 412E-099 5.259E-09 3.672E-09 2.753E-09 2. 150E-09  1.730E-09  1.426E-09 1. 199E-09 NW         5.255E-08 2.708E-08 1.731E-08       9. 489E-099 5.973E-09 4.162E-09 3.137E-09 2. 456E-09  1. 979E-09 1.635E-09 1. 376E-09 NNW         4.803E-08 2.541E-08 1.583E-08       8.392E-099 5.209E-09 3.584E-09 2.651E-09 2. 066E-09   1. 677E-09 1.389E-09 1. 170E-09 N        2.153E-08 1.356E-08 1.134E-08       9.220E-093 7.567E-09 5.941E-09 4.535E-09 3. 594E-09   2. 927E-09 2.441E-09 2. 073E-09 NNE         2.847E-08 3.075E-08 1.903E-08       1. O1OE-083 6.379E-09 4.457E-09 3.320E-09 2. 584E-09  2.077E-09  1.711E-09 1. 437E-09 NE         1.052E-08 1.203E-08 7.467E-09       3. 979E-099 2.519E-09 1.763E-09 1.329E-09 1. 047E-09  8.503E-10  7.045E-10 5. 949E-10 ENE         5.419E-09 8.102E-09 5.194E-09       2. 854E-099 1.812E-09 1.268E-09 9.874E-10 7. 943E-10  6.460E-10  5.378E-10 4.560E-10 E        9.790E-09 1.565E-08 1.008E-08       5.579E-093 3.559E-09 2.498E-09 1.864E-09 1. 451E-09   1.212E-09  1.027E-09 8. 636E-10 ESE         9.040E-09 9.220E-09 5.830E-09       3.146E-099 1.978E-09 1.374E-09 1.017E-09 7. 862E-10   6.279E-10  5.141E-10 4.293E-10 SE         1.121E-08 6.743E-09 5.108E-09       3.492E-093 2.462E-09 1.870E-09 1.490E-09 1. .220E-09  9.883E-10  8.19KE-I0 6. 930E-10 SSE         2.854E-08 2.490E-08 1.521E-08       7. 951E-099 4.996E-09 3.478E-09 2.583E-09 2. 007E-09  1.610E-09  1.325E-09 1. 112E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED) FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4          4-5         5-10     10-20    20-30       30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.467E-08  7.572E-08   5.995E-08  4.631E-08    4.683E-08   2.598E-08 9.120E-09 3.992E-09 2.285E-09   1.510E-09 SSW 3.184E-08   6.114E-08   5.706E-08  5.625E-08    4.577E-08   2.536E-08 8.967E-09 3.875E-09 2.232E-09   1. 471E-09 SW 4.935E-08   1. 099E-07  6.956E-08  4.121E-08   2.839E-08    1.641E-08 6.194E-09 2.797E-09 1. 654E-09  1. 101E-09 WSW 4.537E-08   1. 045E-07  6.215E-08  3.534E-08   2.382E-08    1.408E-08 6.354E-09 3.030E-09 1.804E-09   1.220E-09 W 1.588E-07  1.768E-07   9.416E-08  5.424E-08    3.619E-08   1.783E-08 7.687E-09 3.913E-09 2.322E-09   1. 566E-09 WNW 2.197E-07   3.069E-07   1. 583E-07 8.866E-08    5.657E-08   2.533E-08 8.575E-09 3.727E-09 2.162E-09   1. 432E-09 NW 2.423E-07   3.731E-07   1. 899E-07 1.013E-07    6.376E-08   2.840E-08 9.665E-09 4.235E-09 2.469E-09   1. 641E-09 NNW 6.746E-08   1. 181E-07  1. 134E-07 8.660E-08    5.778E-08   2.618E-08 8.630E-09 3.644E-09 2.085E-09   1. 393E-09 N 5.797E-08  5.881E-08   4.535E-08  3.260E-08   2.441E-08    1.434E-08 8.956E-09 5.812E-09 3.609E-09   2. 449E-09 NNE 7.431E-08   6.864E-08   5.073E-08  3.589E-08   2.851E-08    2.503E-08 1.043E-08 4.51SE-09 2.601E-09   1. 718E-09 NE 1.496E-08   2.199E-08   1.801E-08  1.305E-08    1.048E-08   9.668E-09 4.105E-09 1.791E-09 1. 053E-09  7. 071E-10 ENE 8.633E-09   1.109E-08   9. 031E-09 6.615E-09    5.379E-09   6.214E-09 2.911E-09 1.301E-09 7.930E-10   5.396E-10 E 1.154E-08  2.100E-08   1.737E-08  1.246E-08    9.883E-09   1.187E-08 5.682E-09 2.527E-09 1. 478E-09  1. 021E-09 ESE 1.134E-08   1.954E-08   1.616E-08  1.172E-08    9.270E-09   7.673E-09 3.224E-09 1.392E-09 7. 918E-10  5. 164E-10 SE 2.135E-08   3.114E-08   2.450E-08  1.738E-08    1.283E-08   7.009E-09 3.393E-09 1.876E-09 1.209E-09   8.228E-10 SSE 5.431E-08   7.560E-08   5.682E-08  3.885E-08   2.957E-08    2.140E-08 8.250E-09 3.525E-09 2.020E-09   1. 331E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND         SECTORS DIRECTION                                                      DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE            .25          .50       .75        1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00       3.50       4.00       4.50 S         7.089E-10    1.501E-09 2. 643E-09 2.611E-09 1.596E-09 1.064E-09 7.490E-10 5.494E-10        4.158E-10  3.408E-10  3. 113E-10 SSW         1.343E-10    8.056E-10 1. 715E-09 1.777E-09 1.110E-09 7.441E-10 5.256E-10 3.861E-10        3.697E-10  2.795E-10  2. 187E-10 SW         6.580E-11    3. 947E-10 8. 405E-10 8.706E-10 1.071E-09 5.839E-10 3.618E-10 2.456E-10       1.775E-10  1.342E-10  1. 050E-10 WSW         4.163E-11    2.497E-10 5. 318E-10 9.575E-10 6.827E-10 3.714E-10 2.297E-10 1.558E-10        1.125E-10  8. 499E-11 6.649E-11 W         6.982E-11    3.792E-09 3. 673E-09 2.402E-09 1.190E-09 6.370E-10 3.905E-10 2.631E-10        1.891E-10  1. 426E-10 1. 115E-10 WNW         1.444E-09    1.786E-09 7. 142E-09 5.204E-09 3.198E-09 1.611E-09 9.571E-10 6.360E-10        4.698E-10  3.596E-10  2. 906E-10 NW         7.475E-09    6.316E-09 5.717E-09 8.012E-09 4.852E-09 2.413E-09 1.421E-09 9.350E-10         6.664E-10  5. 053E-10 4. 031E-10 NNW         3.454E-09    2. 835E-09 2.446E-09 1.710E-09 1.416E-09 7.619E-10 4.720E-10 3.896E-10        2.912E-10  2.344E-10  2. OOOE-10 N         5.837E-09    4.746E-09 4.031E-09 2.782E-09 1.358E-09 8.343E-10 5.644E-10 4.055E-10         3.038E-10  2.347E-10  1. 858E-I0 NNE         7.924E-09    6.262E-09 5.049E-09 3.330E-09 1.563E-09 9.436E-10 6.325E-10 4.523E-10         3.379E-10  2. 608E-10 2. 065E-10 NE         8.216E-10    8. 01E-10 8.771E-10 7.185E-10 3.971E-10 2.558E-10 1.773E-10 1.290E-10         9.725E-11  7.534E-11  5. 965E-I1 ENE         5.437E-10    5.098E-10 5.333E-10 4.257E-10 2.314E-10 1.482E-10 1.024E-10 7.443E-11         5.606E-11  4.342E-11  3. 438E-11 E         2.953E-10    3. 959E-10 5. 668E-10 5.238E-10 3.099E-10 2.043E-10 1.432E-10 1.048E-10       7.921E-11  6. 143E-11 4. 864E-11 ESE         3.088E-10    4. 764E-10 7. 384E-10 7.015E-10 4.209E-10 2.788E-10 1.958E-10 1.434E-10       1.085E-10  8.413E-11  6. 662E-11 SE         1.388E-09    1. 448E-09 1. 702E-09 1.446E-09 8.172E-10 5.306E-10 3.691E-10 2.691E-10       2.030E-10  1. 573E-10 1.246E-10 SSE         2.819E-09    3. 153E-09 3. 953E-09 3.461E-09 1.990E-09 1.299E-09 9.064E-10 6.617E-10       4.996E-10  3. 873E-10 3. 067E-10 DIRECTION                                                      DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE          5.00         7.50      10.00       15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00      40.00      45.00      50.00 S         2.503E-10    1. 589E-10 1. 051E-10 5.913E-11 3.699E-11 2.841E-11 2.031E-11 1.521E-11       1.214E-11  9. 681E-12 7. 902E-12 SSW         1.761E-10    1. 288E-10 8. 85BE-II 5.152E-11 3.293E-11 2.323E-11 1.665E-11 1.250E-11       9.746E-12  7. 785E-12 6. 354E-12 SW         8.471E-11    6. 831E-11 4. 805E-I1 2.849E-i1   1.805E-lI 1.205E-11 8.852E-12 6.647E-12     5.168E-12  4. 128E-12 3. 370E-12 WSW         5.367E-11    4.589E-11 3.273E-11 2.018E-11 1.221E-11 8.190E-12 5.949E-12 4.467E-12         3.473E-12  2. 774E-12 2.265E-12 W         8.992E-11    4. 097E-11 5.276E-11 3.308E-11 2.067E-11 1.391E-11 9.967E-12 7.484E-12        5.819E-12  4. 648E-12 3. 794E-12 WNW         2.467E-10    1. 410E-10 9. 792E-11 5.753E-il 3.742E-11 2.495E-11 1.822E-11 1.369E-11       1.067E-11  8. 519E-12 6. 954E-12 NW         3.369E-10    1. 819E-10 1. 226E-10 7.998E-11 4.862E-11 3.256E-11 2.328E-11 1.749E-11       1.367E-11  1.092E-Il  8. 912E-12 NNW         1.787E-10    1. 195E-10 8. 932E-11 5.574E-11 3.593E-11 2.395E-11 1.555E-11 1.120E-11       8.860E-12  7. 078E-12 5. 777E-12 N         1.501E-10    7. 155E-11 4. 395E-11 2.354E-il 5.673E-11 3.409E-11 2.437E-11 1.830E-11       1.423E-11  1. 137E-11 9.279E-12 NNE         1.668E-10    1. 982E-10 1. 227E-10 6.368E-11 3.886E-11 2.601E-11 1.858E-11 1.390E-11       1.078E-11  8. 596E-12 7. 006E-12 NE         4.810E-11    6. 621E-11 4. 119E-11 2.150E-11 1.314E-11 8.793E-12 6.318E-12 4.745E-12       3.690E-12  2. 968E-12 2. 422E-12 ENE         2.772E-11    3. 402E-11 2.509E-11 1.547E-11 9.922E-12 6.595E-12 4.645E-12 3.170E-12        2.467E-12  1. 972E-12 1. 611E-12 E         3.920E-11    5. 113E-11 3. 797E-11 2.351E-11 1.505E-11 9.973E-12 6.99SE-12 5.126E-12       3.903E-12  2. 874E-12 2. 340E-12 ESE         5.367E-11    5.504E-11 3. 911E-11 2.340E-11 1.486E-11 9.870E-12 6.955E-12 5.121E-12        3.919E-12  3. 092E-12 2. 498E-12 SE         1.004E-10    4. 767E-11 2. 913E-11 1.541E-11 9.471E-12 6.570E-12 4.958E-12 1.072E-11       8.213E-12  6. 489E-12 5.252E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1      1-2          2-3        3-4         4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 2.375E-09 1. 585E-09   7.530E-i0  4.254E-10   2. 975E-10 1. 553E-10 5. 952E-11 2. 746E-Il 1. 550E-11 9.750E-12 SSW 1.540E-09 1. 095E-09   5.281E-10  3.400E-10   2.209E-I0  1.214E-10  5. 150E-11 2. 319E-11 1.264E-11  7. 836E-12 SW 7.548E-10 8.099E-10    3.745E-10  1.804E-10   1. 061E-10 6.295E-11  2. 819E-11 1. 237E-11 6.714E-12  4. 155E-12 WSW 6.583E-10 6.054E-10    2.379E-10  1.144E-10   6.722E-11  4.177E-11  1. 943E-11 8. 367E-12 4.512E-12  2. 793E-12 W 3.134E-09 1.214E-09    4.053E-10  1.925E-10   1. 127E-10 5.709E-11  3. 194E-11 1. 413E-11 7.559E-12  4. 679E-12 WNW 5.090E-09 2. 939E-09   1.003E-09  4.753E-l0   2. 948E-10 1. 453E-10 5. 757E-11 2. 558E-11 1. 383E-11 8. 575E-12 NW 6.870E-09 4.470E-09    1.491E-09  6.818E-l0   4.089E-10  1. 900E-10 7. 551E-11 3. 313E-11 1.769E-11  1. 099E-11 NNW 2.205E-09 1. 191E-09   5.164E-10  2.977E-10   2.023E-10  1. 192E-10 5. 440E-11 2. 379E-11 1. 15SE-11 7. 124E-12 N 3.635E-09 1. 442E-09   5.728E-10  3.065E-i0   1.871E-10  7. 673E-11 4.283E-11  3. 624E-11 1. 848E-11 1. 144E-11 NNE 4.554E-09 1.680E-09    6.434E-10  3.412E-l0   2.079E-10  1. 577E-10 6. 576E-11 2. 646E-11 1. 405E-11 8. 655E-12 NE 7.897E-10 4. 057E-10   1.789E-10  9.798E-11   6.002E-11  5.107E-11  2.216E-11  8. 964E-12 4.793E-12  2. 980E-12 ENE 4.803E-10 2. 376E-10   1.034E-10  5.649E-li   3.459E-11  2.865E-11  1.514E-11  6. 702E-12 3.324E-12  1. 985E-12 E 5.097E-10 3.105E-10    1.441E-10  7.974E-11   4.893E-11  4.263E-11  2.296E-11  1. 014E-11 5.195E-12  2. 981E-12 ESE 6.638E-10 4.201E-10    1.969E-10  1.092E-i0   6.701E-11  4.766E-11  2. 310E-11 1. 004E-11 5.188E-12  3. 117E-12 SE 1.532E-09 8.296E-10    3.722E-10  2.045E-10   1. 253E-10 5.115E-11  1.582E-11  6. 699E-12 8.118E-12  6. 541E-12 SSE 3.557E-09 2. OlOE-09   9.133E-10  5.032E-10   3.085E-10  2.071E-10  8.118E-11  3. 230E-11 1. 723E-11 1. 065E-11

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - APR-JUN 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF DIRECTION DIST. X/Q       X/Q       X/Q       D/Q ID    LOCATION FROM SITE (MI) (SEC/M3)   (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO      2.26 DAY   8.0 DAY DECAY     DECAY       DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A Site Boundary    S     .80   4.6E-08   4.6E-08   4.6E-08   2.7E-09 A Site Boundary SSW      .82   3.5E-08   3.5E-08   3.5E-08   1.8E-09 A Site Boundary SW       .97   8.2E-08   8.1E-08   8.2E-08   8.9E-10 A Site Boundary WSW      .93   6.5E-08   6.5E-08   6.5E-08   8.OE-10 A Site Boundary    W     .91   2.1E-07   2.1E-07   2.OE-07   2.8E-09 A Site Boundary WNW      .94   3.1E-07   3.1E-07   3.1E-07   5.8E-09 A Site Boundary NW       .81   2.5E-07   2.5E-07   2.4E-07   5.3E-09 A Site Boundary NNW      .69   5.2E-08   5.2E-08   5.2E-08   2.5E-09 A Site Boundary    N     .67   5.6E-08   5.6E-08   5.5E-08   4.2E-09 A Site Boundary NNE      .60   7.OE-08   7.OE-08   6.9E-08   5.7E-09 A Site Boundary NE       .62   9.2E-09   9.2E-09   9.1E-09   8.3E-10 A Site Boundary ENE      .59   6.1E-09   6.1E-09   6.OE-09   5.1E-10 A Site Boundary    E     .53   1.8E-09   1.8E-09   1.8E-09   4.1E-10 A Site Boundary ESE      .54   2.2E-09   2.2E-09   2.2E-09   5.1E-10 A Site Boundary SE       .65   1.3E-08   1.3E-08   1.3E-08   1.6E-09 A Site Boundary SSE      .81   5.9E-08   5.9E-08   5.8E-08   3.9E-09 A Nearest Res    SSW   2.10    6.1E-08   6.1E-08   6.OE-08   6.9E-10 A Nearest Res     SW   1.30    1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.4E-09 A Nearest Res    WSW   1.90    9.8E-08   9.8E-08   9.6E-08   4.1E-10 A Nearest Res      W   1.00    2.2E-07   2.2E-07   2.1E-07   2.4E-09 A Nearest Res    WNW   1.70    3.2E-07   3.2E-07   3.1E-07   2.4E-09 A Nearest Res     NW     .90   3.1E-07   3.1E-07   3.1E-07   9.4E-09 A Nearest Res    NNW   1.90    1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.3E-07   8.5E-10 A Nearest Res      N   2.50    4.8E-08   4.7E-08   4.6E-08   5.6E-10 A Nearest Res     NE   2.80    1.7E-08,  1.7E-08   1.7E-08   1.5E-10 A Nearest Res    ENE   1.70    1.2E-08   1.2E-08   1.2E-08   1.9E-10 A Nearest Res      E   1.90    2.2E-08   2.2E-08   2.2E-08   2.2E-10 A Nearest Res    ESE   2.30    1.8E-08   1.8E-08   1.8E-08   2.2E-10 A Nearest Cow    NNW   3.50    9.2E-08   9.2E-08   9.OE-08   2.9E-10 A Nearest Garde SW     1.30    1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.4E-09 A Nearest Garde WSW    1.90    9.8E-08   9.8E-08   9.6E-08   4.1E-10 A Nearest Garde WNW    2.40    1.7E-07   1.7E-07   1.7E-07   I.IE-09 A Nearest Garde NW     2.90    1.5E-07   1.SE-07   1.4E-07   1.OE-09 A Nearest Garde NNW    2.80    1.1E-07   1.1E-07   1.1E-07   4.3E-10 A Nearest Garde NE     2.80    1.7E-08   1.7E-08   1.7E-08   1.5E-10 A Nearest Garde ENE    1.70    1.2E-08   1.2E-08   1.2E-08   1.9E-10 A Nearest Garde    E   1.90    2.2E-08   2.2E-08   2.2E-08   2.2E-10 A Nearest Garde ESE    3.00    1.4E-08   1.4E-08   1.4E-08   1.4E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q    S   1.50    8.4E-08   8.4E-08   8.3E-08   1.6E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SSW    1.50    6.8E-08   6.8E-08   6.7E-08   1.1E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SW     1.50    1.4E-07   1.4E-07   1.4E-07   1.1E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q WSW    1.50    1.4E-07   1.4E-07   1.4E-07   6.8E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q    W   1.00    2.2E-07   2.2E-07   2.1E-07   2.4E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q WNW    1.50    4.OE-07   4.OE-07   3.9E-07   3.2E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NW     1.50    5.0E-07   5.OE-07   5.OE-07   4.9E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NNW    1.50    1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.4E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q    N   1.00    6.5E-08   6.5E-08   6.4E-08   2.8E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NNE      .75   7.8E-08   7.8E-08   7.6E-08   5.OE-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NE     1.50    2.4E-08   2.4E-08   2.4E-08   4.OE-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q ENE    1.50    1.2E-08   1.2E-08   1.2E-08   2.3E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q    E   1.50    2.3E-08   2.3E-08   2.3E-08   3.1E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q ESE    1.50    2.2E-08   2.1E-08   2.1E-08   4.2E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SE     1.50    3.4E-08   3.4E-08   3.4E-08   8.2E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SSE    1.50    8.4E-08   8.4E-08   8.3E-08   2.OE-09

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Elevated Releases January-June 2009 B294

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-JUN 2009 NO DECAY,  UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           .250        .500       .750       1.000        1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        1.904m-11 6.256E-09 3. 951E-Ds     6. B94E-0DB  8. 332E-08 17.384E-08 6.159E-o8 5.112E-08   4.281E-D8  4.822E-08  5.061E-OB SSW        3.709E-11 3.513E-09 3. 008E-08     5.584E-08    7. 005E-08 6.302E-08 5. 305E-08 5.709E-08   5. 705E-08 4. 896E-08 4.254E-08 SW        6.405E-16 7.759E-10 3. 1IOE-08     8.258E-08    1. 340E-07 8. 992E-08 6.437E-08 4. 857E-08  3.819E-08  3. 099E-08 2. 580E-08 WSW        2.310E-16 3.648E-10 2. 057E-08     6.421E-08    1. 215E-07 7.732E-08 5.374E-08 3. 983E-08   3. 096E-08 2. 494E-08 2. 066E-08 W        2.297E-13 2.239E-08 1. 114E-07     1. 519E-07   1. 569E-07 1. OlIE-07 7. 095E-08 5.298E-08  4. 141E-08 3. 349E-08 2. 782E-08 WNW        2.683E-10 1.893E-08 1. 344E-07     2.319E-07    2. 741E-07 1. 658E-07 1. 119E-07 8.499E-08  6. 748E-08 5. 341E-08 4. 360E-08 NW        3.754E-09 2.798E-08 1. 365E-07     2.849E-07    4. 125E-07 2.393E-07 1. 573E-07 1. 143E-07  8. 758E-08 6. 876E-08 5.576E-08 NNW        7.834E-09 1.730E-08 5. 486E-08     9. 500E-08   1. 431E-07 1. 411E-07 1. 301E-07 1. 151E-07 1. 015E-07 7. 984E-08 6. 487E-08 N        7.452E-09 2.699E-08 4..535E-08     5. 411E-08   5. 822E-08 5.377E-08 4. 696E-08 3. 980E-08  3. 404E-08 2. 945E-08 2. 579E-08 NNE        1.588E-08 3.771E-08 4. 745E-08     4. 919E-08   4. 889E-OB 4.303E-08 3.657E-08 3.104E-08    2. 659E-08 2. 304E-08 2. 022E-08 NE        5.642E-10 3.481E-09 1..325E-08     2.244E-08    2.792E-08 2.542E-08 2. 162E-08 1. 823E-08   1. 548E-08 1. 329E-08 1. 156E-08 ENE        1.074E-09 3.203E-09 7. 850E-09     1. 286E-08   1. 602E-08 1. 467E-08 1. 257E-08 1. 069E-08 9. 149E-09 7. 923E-09 6. 946E-09 E        1.080E-11 9.918E-10 8. 984E-09     1. 705E-08   2.164E-08 1. 953E-08 1. 649E-08 1. 384E-08  1.174E-08  1. 009E-08 8. 801E-09 ESE        1.080E-11 1.205E-09 1. 140E-08     2. 10SE-08   2. 656E-08 2.426E-08 2. 073E-08 1. 757E-08  1. 499E-08 1.293E-08  1. 130E-08 SE        5.399E-11 4.092E-09 2. 638E-08     4.576E-08    5.502E-08 4. 868E-08 4. 059E-08 3.370E-08   2. 826E-08 2. 402E-08 2. 069E-08 SSE        1.512E-09 1.231E-08 4.; 851E-08    7.761E-08    8. 924E-08 7.755E-08 6.399E-08 5.275E-08    4.402E-08  3. 728E-08 3.204E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR          5.000       7.500     10.000     15.000        20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.442E-08 2.775E-08 1.782E-08      1. 005E-08   6. 901E-09 5. 137E-09 3.974E-09 3.201E-09   2.671E-09  2.275E-09  1. 965E-09 SSW        3.820E-08 2.410E-08 1.531E-08      8.513E-09    5. 711E-09 4.158E-09 3.199E-09 2.564E-09    2.119E-09  1.791E-09  1. 542E-09 SW        2.333E-08 1.603E-08 1.041E-08      5. 955E-09   4. 141E-09 3. 11OE-09 2.457E-09 1.986E-09   1.652E-09  1.406E-09  1. 217E-09 WSW        1.829E-08 1.227E-08 8.906E-09      5. 649E-09   3. 823E-09 2.831E-09 2.218E-09 1.805E-09    1.512E-09  1.293E-09  1. 125E-09 W        2.361E-08 1.311E-08 9.481E-09      6.215E-09    4.594E-09 3.412E-09 2.666E-09 2.166E-09     1.811E-09  1.548E-09  1. 345E-09 I*J      WNW        3.686E-08 2.033E-08 1.368E-08      8. 198E-09   5.583E-09 4.147E-09 3.261E-09 2.653E-09     2.213E-09  1.886E-09  1. 635E-09 NW        4.677E-08 2.506E-08 1.664E-08      9. 754E-09   6.516E-09 4.775E-09 3.750E-09 3.039E-09     2.528E-09  2.151E-09  1. 862E-09 NNW        5.502E-08 3.046E-08 1.971E-08      1. 126E-08   7. 607E-09 5. 620E-09 4.422E-09 3.611E-09   3.048E-09  2.609E-09  2. 265E-09 N        2.289E-08 1.463E-08 1.219E-08      9. 688E-09   7. 942E-09 6.440E-09 5.056E-09 4.112E-09    3.434E-09  2.931E-09  2. 545E-09 NNE        2.232E-08 2.802E-08 1.807E-08      1. 030E-08   6. 939E-09 5.120E-09 3.999E-09 3.248E-09    2.715E-09  2.318E-09  2. 014E-09 NE        1.231E-08 1.488E-08 9.585E-09      5. 452E-09   3. 669E-09 2.705E-09 2.128E-09 1.736E-09    1.456E-09  1.242E-09  1. 078E-09 ENE        7.440E-09 1.068E-08 7.060E-09      4. 142E-09   2.842E-09 2.124E-09 1.746E-09 1.466E-09     1.229E-09  1.053E-09  9. 177E-10 E        9.343E-09 1.420E-08 9.410E-09     5.542E-09     3. 812E-09 2. 855E-09 2.256E-09 1.850E-09   1.612E-09  1.419E-09  1.238E-09 ESE        1.165E-08 1.204E-08 7.854E-09      4.519E-09    3.054E-09 2.255E-09 1.761E-09 1.429E-09     1.193E-09  1.018E-09  8. 834E-10 SE        1.805E-08 1.077E-08 8.016E-09     5. 402E-09    3.841E-09 2. 959E-09 2.401E-09 2.016E-09    1.682E-09  1.433E-09  1.243E-09 SSE        3.275E-08 3.043E-08 1.934E-08      1. 078E-08   7.156E-09 5.216E-09 4.034E-09 3.249E-09     2.695E-09  2.287E-09  1. 975E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1      1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5          5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.520E-08 7. 591E-08  6.067E-08  4. 726E-08  4. 761E-08   2.704E-08  1. 038E-08 5. 142E-09 3.220E-09  2.277E-09 SSW 3.563E-08 6.377E-08   5.732E-08  5.398E-08   4.283E-08    2.333E-08  8. 778E-09 4. 188E-09 2.576E-09  1. 796E-09 SW 4.724E-08 1. 030E-07  6. 486E-08 3. 841E-08 2. 642E-08    1. 515E-08 6. 138E-09 3. 124E-09 1. 993E-09 1.409E-09 WSW 3.547E-08 8. 913E-08  5.446E-08  3. 120E-08 2. 105E-08    1.211E-08  5.561E-09  2. 850E-09 1.811E-09  1.296E-09 W 1.096E-07 1. 310E-07  7. 180E-08 4. 170E-08 2. 794E-08    1. 383E-08 6.221E-09  3. 429E-09 2.174E-09  1. 551E-09 WNW 1.521E-07 2. 166E-07  1. 155E-07 6.712E-08   4. 401E-08   2.105E-08  8.255E-09  4. 176E-09 2. 659E-09 1. 890E-09 NW 1.783E-07 3. 072E-07  1. 620E-07 8. 804E-08 5. 628E-08    2. 614E-08 9. 844E-09 4.829E-09  3.048E-09  2.155E-09 NNW 6.435E-08 1. 315E-07  1. 270E-07 9.711E-08   6.566E-08    3.114E-08  1. 151E-08 5.670E-09  3. 629E-09 2. 612E-09 N 4.516E-08 5. 533E-08  4. 591E-08 3.394E-08  2.580E-08     1. 538E-08 9.468E-09  6.287E-09  4. 124E-09 2.937E-09 NNE 4.606E-08 4. 635E-08  3. 608E-08 2. 651E-08 2.183E-08     2.233E-08  1. 053E-08 5. 157E-09 3.260E-09  2.323E-09 NE 1.516E-08 2. 559E-08  2. 128E-08 1. 543E-08  1.235E-08    1. 195E-08 5.578E-09  2.731E-09  1.741E-09  1. 245E-09 ENE 9.046E-09 1. 472E-08  1. 238E-08 9.121E-09  7.418E-09     8.352E-09  4.212E-09  2.164E-09  1. 456E-09 1. 055E-09 E 1.079E-08 1. 968E-08  1. 624E-08 1. 171E-08  9. 384E-09   1. 099E-08 5. 633E-09 2.870E-09  1. 875E-09 1.409E-09 ESE 1.342E-08 2. 431E-08  2.041E-08  1.494E-08   1. 191E-08   1. 009E-08 4. 609E-09 2.271E-09  1.434E-09  1.020E-09 SE 3.004E-08 5. 014E-08  3. 999E-08 2. 820E-08 2.070E-08     1. 116E-08 5.289E-09  2. 971E-09 1. 999E-09 1. 436E-09 SSE 5.340E-08 8. 146E-08  6.311E-08  4.394E-08   3.385E-08    2. 602E-08 1. 107E-08 5.260E-09  3.262E-09  2.293E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-JUN 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,     UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR              .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        7.903E-11 6.253E-09 3.947E-08      6.885E-08   8.315E-08 7.364E-08 6.137E-08 5.090E-08     4.265E-08  4.793E-08  5.025E-08 SSW         3.708E-1i 3.511E-09 3.005E-08      5.576E-08   6.989E-08 6.282E-08 5.284E-08 5. 681E-08    5.672E-08  4.863E-08  4.222E-08 SW         6.403E-16 7.753E-10 3.106E-08      8. 244E-08  1. 336E-07 8.960E-08 6.407E-08 4.831E-08    3.794E-08  3.076E-08  2.558E-08 WSW         2.310E-16 3.645E-10 2.054E-08      6. 407E-08  1. 211E-07 7.699E-08 5.345E-08 3. 957E-08   3.073E-08  2.472E-08  2.046E-08 W        2.296E-13 2.237E-08 1.113E-07      1. 516E-07  1. 565E-07 1. 007E-07 7.057E-08 5.264E-08   4.109E-08  3.319E-08  2.754E-08 WNW         2.683E-10 1.892E-08 1.342E-07      2.316E-07   2.735E-07 1. 653E-07 1. 115E-07 8.460E-08   6.712E-08  5.308E-08  4.330E-08 NW         3.754E-09 2.797E-08 1.363E-07      2. 845E-07  4. 117E-07 2.386E-07 1. 567E-07 1. 138E-07  8. 713E-08 6.836E-08  5.539E-08 NNW         7.833E-09 1.729E-08 5.481E-08      9.486E-08   1. 427E-07 1. 407E-07 1.296E-07 1. 145E-07  1. 009E-07 7.935E-08  6. 443E-08 N        7.451E-09 2.698E-08 4.531E-08      5. 404E-08  5.810E-08 5.362E-08 4.680E-08 3. 963E-08    3.387E-08  2.928E-08  2. 562E-08 NNE         1.587E-08 3.770E-08 4.741E-08      4. 913E-08  4.878E-08 4.289E-08 3.643E-08 3.089E-08     2.644E-08  2.289E-08  2. 007E-08 NE         5.641E-10 3.479E-09 1.324E-08      2.240E-08   2.786E-08 2.533E-08 2.153E-08 1. 814E-08    1.539E-08  1.320E-08  1. 148E-08 ENE         1.074E-09 3.202E-09 7.843E-09      1. 285E-08  1.598E-08 1.462E-08 1.252E-08 1. 063E-08    9. 094E-09 7. 868E-09 6. 892E-09 E        1.080E-11 9.914E-10 8.974E-09      1. 702E-08  2.159E-08 1.946E-08 1.642E-08 1. 377E-08    1.167E-08  1.003E-08  8. 734E-09 ESE         1.080E-11 1.204E-09 1.139E-08      2. 102E-08  2.651E-08 2.420E-08 2.067E-08 1. 750E-08    1.492E-08  1.286E-08  1. 123E-08 SE         5.39KE-II 4.091E-09 2.636E-08      4.571E-08   5.491E-08 4.856E-08 4.046E-08 3.357E-08     2.813E-08  2.390E-08  2. 057E-08 SSE         1.511E-09 1.230E-08 4.847E-08      7.753E-08   8.910E-08 7. 738E-08 6.381E-08 5.257E-08    4.384E-08  3.711E-08  3.187E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SIT E SECTOR            5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000    25.000      30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.407E-08 2.741E-08 1.753E-08      9. 806E-09  6.674E-09 4.926E-09 3.779E-09 3. 019E-09    2. 498E-09 2. 11OE-09 1. 807E-09 SSW         3.787E-08 2.379E-08 1.504E-08      8.289E-09   5.510E-09 3.975E-09 3. 031E-09 2. 408E-09   1. 972E-09 1. 653E-09 1. 410E-09 SW         2.311E-08 1.580E-08 1.021E-08      5.786E-09   3.985E-09 2.964E-09 2. 319E-09 1. 856E-09   1. 530E-09 1.289E-09  1. 105E-09 WSW         1.808E-08 1.205E-08 8.679E-09      5. 423E-09  3.619E-09 2.643E-09 2. 042E-09 1. 639E-09   1. 353E-09 1. 142E-09 9. 8OOE-10 W        2.334E-08 1.288E-08 9.251E-09      5. 979E-09  4.354E-09 3.189E-09 2. 459E-09 1. 971E-09   1. 626E-09 1. 370E-09 1. 175E-09 WNW         3.658E-08 2.010E-08 1.348E-08      8. O1OE-09  5.413E-09 3.989E-09 3. 113E-09 2. 514E-09   2. 081E-09 1. 759E-09 1.514E-09 NW         4.643E-08 2.478E-08 1.639E-08      9.530E-09   6.318E-09 4.595E-09 3. 581E-09 2. 879E-09   2. 377E-09 2. 007E-09 1. 724E-09 NNW         5.460E-08 3.012E-08 1.941E-08      1.101E-08   7.382E-09 5.414E-09 4.229E-09 3. 429E-09    2. 873E-09 2. 442E-09 2. 105E-09 N        2.273E-08 1.446E-08 1.200E-08      9. 452E-09  7.670E-09 6.155E-09 4. 787E-09 3. 858E-09   3.193E-09  2. 700E-09 2. 324E-09 NNE         2.213E-08 2.764E-08 1.775E-08      1.002E-08   6.694E-09 4.896E-09 3.790E-09 3. 051E-09    2. 527E-09 2. 139E-09 1. 842E-09 NE         1.220E-08 1.468E-08 9.419E-09      5.312E-09   3.544E-09 2.590E-09 2. 021E-09 1. 635E-09   1. 359E-09 1. 150E-09 9. 899E-10 ENE         7.374E-09 1.053E-08 6.923E-09      4.022E-09   2.732E-09 2.022E-09 1. 647E-09 1.369E-09    1. 137E-09 9. 651E-10 8.329E-10 E        9.264E-09 1.399E-08 9.225E-09      5.377E-09   3.660E-09 2.712E-09 2. 121E-09 1. 721E-09   1. 483E-09 1.291E-09  1. 115E-09 ESE         1.157E-08 1.189E-08 7.726E-09      4.408E-09   2.954E-09 2.163E-09 1. 675E-09 1. 348E-09   1. 116E-09 9. 440E-10 8. 122E-10 SE         1.793E-08 1.067E-08 7.912E-09      5.299E-09   3.744E-09 2.866E-09 2.309E-09 1. 926E-09    1. 596E-09 1. 351E-09 1. 164E-09 SSE         3.256E-08 3.015E-08 1.910E-08      1.058E-08   6.978E-09 5.055E-09 3.884E-09 3. 109E-09    2.563E-09  2.161E-09  1. 855E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.515E-08   7.575E-08   6.046E-08  4. 702E-08  4.727E-08   2.672E-08  1.013E-08  4. 933E-09 3.037E-09  2. 112E-09 SSW 3.558E-08   6.361E-08   5.709E-08  5.366E-08   4.251E-08   2.303E-08  8. 555E-09 4.007E-09  2.420E-09  1. 658E-09 SW 4.716E-08   1. 027E-07  6.457E-08  3. 817E-08 2.620E-08    1.494E-08  5. 969E-09 2. 978E-09 1. 864E-09 1.292E-09 WSW 3.540E-08   8. 882E-08  5.418E-08  3. 097E-08 2.084E-08    1.189E-08  5. 345E-09 2. 663E-09 1. 645E-09 1. 145E-09 W 1. 095E-07  1. 306E-07  7.142E-08  4. 138E-08 2.766E-08    1.359E-08  5. 984E-09 3.208E-09  1. 979E-09 1. 374E-09 WNW 1. 519E-07  2. 161E-07  1. 151E-07 6. 677E-08  4.371E-08   2.082E-08  8. 070E-09 4. 019E-09 2.520E-09  1. 764E-09 NW 1. 781E-07  3. 065E-07  1. 614E-07 8. 760E-08 5.591E-08    2.586E-08  9. 626E-09 4. 649E-09 2. 88SE-09 2. 012E-09 NNW 6.427E-08   1. 312E-07  1.265E-07  9. 660E-08  6.521E-08   3.080E-08  1.127E-08  5. 465E-09 3. 446E-09 2. 445E-09 N 4.512E-08   5.521E-08   4.575E-08  3. 377E-08 2.563E-08    1.521E-08  9.227E-09  6. 012E-09 3. 870E-09 2. 707E-09 NNE 4.602E-08   4.624E-08   3.594E-08  2. 636E-08 2.167E-08    2.202E-08  1.026E-08  4. 933E-09 3.063E-09  2. 144E-09 NE 1.514E-08   2.552E-08   2.119E-08  1. 534E-08  1.226E-08   1.179E-08  5.439E-09  2. 617E-09 1. 640E-09 1. 153E-09 ENE 9. 035E-09  1.468E-08   1.233E-08  9. 067E-09 7.360E-09    8.225E-09  4.093E-09  2. 061E-09 1. 360E-09 9. 672E-10 E 1.078E-08   1. 963E-08  1.617E-08  1. 164E-08  9.313E-09   1.082E-08  5.469E-09  2. 729E-09 1. 745E-09 1. 283E-09 ESE 1.341E-08   2.426E-08   2.034E-08  1. 487E-08  1.184E-08   9. 968E-09 4.499E-09  2. 179E-09 1. 353E-09 9. 461E-10 SE 3.001E-08   5.004E-08   3.986E-08  2. 807E-08 2.058E-08    1.106E-08  5. 189E-09 2. 877E-09 1. 910E-09 1. 355E-09 SSE 5.335E-08   8.132E-08   6.293E-08  4.377E-08  3.368E-08    2.577E-08  1.087E-08  5.099E-09  3.122E-09  2. 167E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-JUN 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,       DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500     .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        7.904E-11 6.218E-09 3.936E-08     6. 878E-08  8.246E-08 7.245E-08 5.994E-08 4. 938E-08 4. 113E-08 4. 615E-08 4. 836E-08 SSW         3.709E-11 3.495E-09 3.001E-08    5. 576E-08   6.935E-08 6.185E-08 5.166E-08 5. 529E-08 5.502E-08  4. 697E-08 4. 063E-08 SW         6.404E-16 7.757E-10 3.109E-08     8.254E-08   1.324E-07 8.801E-08 6.251E-08 4. 688E-08 3. 666E-08 2. 961E-08 2. 454E-08 WSW         2.310E-16 3.648E-10 2.056E-08     6. 413E-08  1.202E-07 7.590E-08 5.243E-08 3. 867E-08 2. 992E-08 2. 402E-08 1. 983E-08 W         2.296E-13 2.238E-08 1.1i0E-07    1. 502E-07   1.544E-07 9.895E-08 6.917E-08 5. 149E-08 4.013E-08  3.238E-08  2. 684E-08 WNW         2.683E-10 1.883E-08 1.338E-07    2.296E-07    2.690E-07 1.612E-07 1.080E-07 8. 165E-08 6. 458E-08 5. 084E-08 4. 126E-08 NW         3.754E-09 2.774E-08 1.353E-07    2. 825E-07   4.058E-07 2.330E-07 1.520E-07 1. 098E-07 8.368E-08  6. 531E-08 5. 263E-08 NNW         7.834E-09 1.715E-08 5.426E-08     9. 435E-08  1.415E-07 1.388E-07 1.276E-07 1. 126E-07 9. 921E-08 7. 769E-08 6. 280E-08 N         7.452E-09 2.676E-08 4.470E-08    5.349E-08    5.739E-08 5.273E-08 4.583E-08 3. 866E-08 3.292E-08  2. 838E-08 2. 477E-08 NNE         1.587E-08 3.737E-08 4.664E-08    4. 847E-08   4.808E-08 4.211E-08 3.560E-08 3. 008E-08 2.565E-08  2.214E-08  1. 936E-08 NE         5.641E-10 3.454E-09 1.318E-08    2.236E-08    2.763E-08 2.495E-08 2.107E-08 1. 764E-08 1.489E-08  1. 272E-08 1. 101E-08 ENE         1.074E-09 3.177E-09 7.804E-09     1.283E-08   1.586E-08 1.441E-08 1.226E-08 1. 036E-08 8. 819E-09 7. 600E-09 6. 635E-09 E        1.080E-11 9.870E-10 8.964E-09     1. 703E-08  2.143E-08 1.916E-08 1.605E-08 1. 337E-08 1. 127E-08 9. 633E-09 8.356E-09 ESE         1.080E-11 1.200E-09 1.138E-08    2. 102E-08   2.631E-08 2.385E-08 2.024E-08 1. 704E-08 1. 446E-08 1. 242E-08 1. 080E-08 SE         5.399E-11 4.068E-09 2.629E-08     4. 566E-08  5.445E-08 4.778E-08 3.952E-08 3. 257E-08 2.713E-08  2.292E-08  1. 963E-08 SSE         1.512E-09 1.222E-08 4.824E-08    7. 735E-08   8.828E-08 7.607E-08 6.226E-08 5. 094E-08 4.222E-08  3.553E-08  3. 036E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500    10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.228E-08 2.583E-08 1.606E-08    8.514E-09    5.467E-09 3.852E-09 2.855E-09 2.213E-09     1. 785E-09 1. 475E-09 1.239E-09 SSW         3.636E-08 2.242E-08 1.378E-08    7. 195E-09   4.538E-09 3.169E-09 2.350E-09 1.823E-09     1. 461E-09 1.201E-09  1. 007E-09 SW         2.215E-08 1.499E-08 9.416E-09    5.044E-09    3.261E-09 2.305E-09 1.751E-09 1.367E-09     1. 102E-09 9. 103E-10 7. 665E-10 WSW         1.752E-08 1.151E-08 8.095E-09    4.860E-09    3.139E-09 2.233E-09 1.688E-09 1.330E-09     1. 080E-09 8. 985E-10 7. 614E-10 W         2.273E-08 1.252E-08 8.944E-09    5.503E-09    3.806E-09 2.715E-09 2.047E-09 1.611E-09     1. 307E-09 1. 086E-09 9. 192E-10 WNW         3.469E-08 1.855E-08 1.209E-08    6. 776E-09   4.281E-09 3.011E-09 2.278E-09 1.790E-09     1. 447E-09 1. 197E-09 1. 009E-09 NW         4.389E-08 2.278E-08 1.464E-08    8.083E-09    5.111E-09 3.575E-09 2.703E-09 2.120E-09     1. 710E-09 1. 414E-09 1. 192E-09 NNW         5.297E-08 2.841E-08 1.775E-08    9. 444E-09   5.876E-09 4.051E-09 3.009E-09 2.355E-09     1. 921E-09 1. 594E-09 1.344E-09 N         2.192E-08 1.386E-08 1.152E-08    9. 151E-09   7.325E-09 5.656E-09 4.304E-09 3.403E-09     2.770E-09  2.308E-09  1. 959E-09 NNE         2.141E-08 2.684E-08 1.672E-08    8. 957E-09   5.692E-09 3.997E-09 2.989E-09 2.335E-09     1. 882E-09 1. 555E-09 1.310E-09 NE         1.171E-08 1.414E-08 8.804E-09    4. 723E-09   3.015E-09 2.125E-09 1.610E-09 1.273E-09     1. 037E-09 8. 609E-10 7.285E-10 ENE         7.110E-09 1.027E-08 6.563E-09    3.591E-09    2.274E-09 1.588E-09 1.230E-09 9.851E-10     7. 984E-10 6. 626E-10 5. 603E-10 E         8.872E-09 1.362E-08 8.729E-09    4.797E-09    3.048E-09 2.134E-09 1.589E-09 1.235E-09     1. 024E-09 8. 633E-10 7.260E-10 ESE         1.114E-08 1.149E-08 7.256E-09    3. 907E-09   2.452E-09 1.700E-09 1.256E-09 9.701E-10     7. 739E-10 6.329E-10  5.279E-10 SE         1.703E-08 9.960E-09 7.323E-09    4. 867E-09   3.420E-09 2.614E-09 2.109E-09 1.755E-09     1. 429E-09 1. 191E-09 1. 011E-09 SSE         3.097E-08 2.851E-08 1.749E-08    9.212E-09    5.818E-09 4.068E-09 3.032E-09 2.362E-09     1. 901E-09 1. 569E-09 1. 320E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3       3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.507E-08  7. 497E-08  5.906E-08 4.540E-08  4.545E-08    2.515E-08  8. 837E-09 3. 884E-09 2.234E-09  1. 480E-09 SSW 3.556E-08  6. 300E-08  5.583E-08 5.203E-08  4.093E-08    2. 167E-08 7. 477E-09 3.207E-09  1. 836E-09 1. 206E-09 SW 4.722E-08  1. 016E-07  6.306E-08 3.689E-08  2.516E-08    1. 410E-08 5.223E-09  2.338E-09  1. 376E-09 9. 138E-10 WSW 3.544E-08  8. 805E-08  5.318E-08 3.017E-08  2.021E-08    1. 133E-08 4. 814E-09 2.257E-09  1. 337E-09 9. 01SE-10 W 1.087E-07  1. 288E-07  7.004E-08 4.042E-08  2. 696E-08   1. 320E-08 5.513E-09  2. 739E-09 1. 620E-09 1. 090E-09 WNW 1.508E-07  2. 123E-07  1.116E-07 6.423E-08  4.166E-08    1. 927E-08 6.848E-09  3.056E-09  1.799E-09  1.201E-09 NW 1.768E-07  3.016E-07   1.567E-07 8.413E-08  5. 315E-08   2. 385E-08 8.220E-09  3.636E-09  2.130E-09  1. 420E-09 NNW 6.383E-08  1.298E-07   1.246E-07 9.485E-08  6. 357E-08   2. 913E-08 9.704E-09  4. 121E-09 2.377E-09  1. 599E-09 N 4.462E-08  5. 445E-08  4.480E-08 3.283E-08  2. 479E-08   1. 461E-08 8.866E-09  5.560E-09  3.419E-09  2. 315E-09 NNE 4.539E-08  4. 551E-08  3.513E-08 2.558E-08  2. 095E-08   2. 114E-08 9.231E-09  4. 046E-09 2. 349E-09 1. 561E-09 NE 1.510E-08  2. 527E-08  2.073E-08 1.485E-08  1. 177E-08   1. 123E-08 4.871E-09  2.156E-09  1. 279E-09 8. 640E-10 ENE 9.008E-09  1. 454E-08  1.207E-08 8.794E-09  7. 097E-09   7. 921E-09 3. 666E-09 1. 627E-09 9. 839E-10 6. 650E-10 E 1.077E-08  1. 944E-08  1.581E-08 1.125E-08  8. 926E-09   1. 039E-08 4. 893E-09 2. 160E-09 1.256E-09  8. 601E-10 ESE 1.340E-08  2. 404E-08  1.992E-08 1.442E-08  1.141E-08    9. 530E-09 4.004E-09  1. 723E-09 9.771E-10  6.358E-10 SE 2.996E-08  4. 953E-08  3.894E-08 2.708E-08  1. 964E-08   1. 036E-08 4.770E-09  2. 627E-09 1. 732E-09 1. 195E-09 SSE 5.317E-08  8. 042E-08  6.141E-08 4.216E-08  3.212E-08    2.416E-08  9.544E-09  4. 120E-09 2.378E-09  1. 575E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-JUN 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND        SECTORS DIRECTION                                                     DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE            .25          .50       .75       1.00       1.50       2.00      2.50       3.00        3.50        4.00       4.50 S         9.733E-10   1. 717E-09 2.829E-09 2. 740E-09 1. 660E-09 1. 103E-09 7. 754E-10 5.684E-10   4.300E-10   3.594E-10  3.217E-10 SSW         5.322E-10   1. 132E-09 1. 997E-09 1. 973E-09 1. 207E-09 8.040E-10 5. 662E-10 4.153E-10   3.969E-10   3.000E-10  2.347E-10 SW         6.436E-11   3.861E-10 8. 222E-10 8.517E-10 1. 053E-09 5.733E-10 3.550E-10 2.408E-10      1.739E-10   1.315E-10  1.029E-10 WSW         3.084E-11   1. 850E-10 3. 940E-10 7. 127E-10 5.058E-10 2.751E-10 1. 702E-10 1.154E-10    8.332E-11   6.296E-11  4.926E-11 W         4.358E-11   2. 342E-09 2.272E-09 1. 499E-09 7.351E-10 3. 947E-10 2. 423E-10 1.635E-10    1.176E-10   8.873E-11  6.941E-11 WNW         8.815E-10   1. 166E-09 5. 113E-09 3. 672E-09 2.279E-09 1.146E-09 6.796E-10 4.519E-10     3.330E-10   2.553E-10  2.067E-10 NW         3.919E-09   3.584E-09 3. 634E-09 5. 974E-09 3.730E-09 1. 856E-09 1. 095E-09 7.229E-10    5.186E-10   3.969E-10  3.203E-10 NNW         2.305E-09   2. 150E-09 2.233E-09 1. 776E-09 1. 737E-09 9.404E-10 5. 846E-10 4.872E-10    3.618E-10   2.892E-10  2.451E-10 N         3.756E-09   3.294E-09 3. 154E-09 2.382E-09 1.247E-09 7.872E-10 5.402E-10 3.911E-10       2.940E-10   2.276E-10  1.802E-10 NNE         4.494E-09   3. 599E-09 2. 977E-09 2.008E-09 9. 615E-10 5.857E-10 3. 945E-10 2.828E-10    2.116E-10   1.634E-10  1.294E-10 NE         4.437E-10   6. 011E-10 8. 662E-10 8. 023E-10 4.753E-10 3.135E-10 2. 198E-10 1.608E-10    1.216E-10   9.428E-11  7.466E-11 ENE         2.923E-10   3. 792E-10 5.318E-10 4. 876E-10 2.873E-10 1. 892E-10 1. 325E-10 9.693E-11    7.326E-11   5.681E-11  4.499E-11 E         1.729E-10   3. 505E-10 6.085E-10 5. 987E-10 3. 653E-10 2.432E-10 1. 712E-10 1.256E-10    9.503E-11   7.374E-11  5.839E-11 ESE         1.931E-10   4. 712E-10 8. 654E-10 8. 648E-10 5.316E-10 3.547E-10 2. 500E-10 1.834E-10    1.388E-10   1.077E-10  8.532E-11 SE         7.957E-10   1. 338E-09 2.160E-09 2.079E-09 1.256E-09 8. 334E-10 5. 858E-10 4.293E-10     3.248E-10   2.520E-10  1.995E-10 SSE.        1.935E-09   2. 678E-09 3. 911E-09 3. 639E-09 2.161E-09 1. 427E-09 1. OOOE-09 7.322E-10   5.536E-10   4.293E-10  3.400E-10 DIRECTION                                                     DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE           5.00        7.50      10.00      15.00      20.00      25.00     30.00      35.00       40.00       45.00      50.00 S        2.586E-10   1. 662E-10 1. 104E-10 6.232E-11 3.905E-11 2. 957E-11 2. 116E-11 1.586E-11    1.269E-11   1. 012E-11 8.257E-12 SSW         1.888E-10   1.267E-10 8. 523E-11 4. 863E-11 3.248E-11 2.289E-11 1. 640E-11 1.232E-11     9.588E-12   7. 659E-12 6.251E-12 SW         8.284E-11   6.456E-11 4.506E-11 2. 655E-11 1.679E-11 1. 143E-11 8. 375E-12 6.289E-12     4.890E-12   3. 906E-12 3. 188E-12 WSW         4.127E-11   4.045E-11 2. 979E-11 1. 797E-11 1.087E-11 7.291E-12 5.264E-12 3.953E-12      3.074E-12   2.455E-12  2. 004E-12 W         5.592E-11   2. 539E-11 3.792E-11 2. 437E-11 1.460E-11 9. 842E-12 7. 052E-12 5.295E-12    4.117E-12   3.289E-12  2. 684E-12 WNW         1.758E-10   1. 012E-10 7.05SE-Il 4. 157E-11 2.730E-11 1. 815E-11 1. 308E-11 9. 822E-12   7. 649E-12  6. 11OE-12 4. 987E-12 NW         2.712E-10   1. 535E-10 1. 062E-10 6. 764E-11 4.108E-11 2.752E-11 1. 979E-11 1.486E-11    1. 160E-11  9.267E-12  7. 564E-12 11NNW       2.179E-10   1. 437E-10 1. 067E-10 6. 618E-11 4.249E-11 2.823E-11 1. 848E-11 1. 353E-11   1. 069E-11  8.538E-12  6. 969E-12 N         1.454E-10   6. 915E-11 4.236E-11 2.254E-11 5.912E-11 3.527E-11 2.522E-11 1. 894E-11      1. 472E-11  1. 176E-11 9. 601E-12 NNE         1.045E-10   1. 524E-10 9.494E-11 4. 962E-11 3.034E-11 2.029E-11 1. 448E-11 1. 082E-11    8. 385E-12  6. 678E-12 5. 437E-12 NE         6.016E-11   8. 633E-11 5.295E-11 2.719E-11 1.654E-11 1.108E-11 8. 090E-12 6.059E-12      4. 712E-12  3.784E-12  3. 088E-12 ENE         3.625E-11   4. 328E-11 3.168E-11 1. 940E-11 1.240E-11 8.222E-12 5.779E-12 3. 997E-12     3.109E-12   2. 485E-12 2. 030E-12 E         4.704E-11   5.501E-11 4. 007E-11 2.444E-11 1.559E-11 1.033E-11 7.255E-12 5.322E-12       4. 059E-12  3. 184E-12 2. 593E-12 ESE         6.872E-11   7. 157E-11 5.097E-11 3.054E-11 1.939E-11 1.286E-11 9.054E-12 6. 659E-12      5.091E-12   4. 012E-12 3.239E-12 SE         1.607E-10   7. 616E-11 4. 645E-11 2.446E-11 1.491E-11 1.024E-11 7. 625E-12 1. 354E-11    1. 041E-11  8. 251E-12 6. 699E-12 SSE         2.739E-10   2. 851E-10 1. 735E-10 8. 820E-11 5.349E-11 3.585E-11 2. 567E-11 1. 926E-11   1.497E-11   1. 196E-11 9. 757E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS           3 ********4*0 * *40 SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4        4-5       5-10       10-20     20-30      30-40       40-50 FROM SITE S 2.542E-09 1. 652E-09  7.799E-10  4.426E-10   3.095E-10 1.619E-10  6.267E-11 2.873E-11  1. 617E-11  1. 019E-11 SSW 1.794E-09  1. 198E-09  5. 692E-10 3.652E-10  2.370E-10  1.221E-10  4.958E-11 2.285E-11  1. 244E-11  7. 709E-12 SW 7.384E-10 7. 949E-10  3. 675E-10 1.769E-10   1.039E-10 5.996E-11  2.632E-11 1. 164E-11 6.352E-12   3. 932E-12 WSW 4.892E-10  4. 493E-10  1. 763E-10 8.473E-11   5.036E-11 3.589E-11  1.744E-11 7. 436E-12 3. 993E-12  2. 471E-12 W 1.944E-09 7.536E-10   2.514E-10  1.197E-10   7.014E-11 3.775E-11  2.304E-11 9. 994E-12 5.348E-12   3.310E-12 WNW 3.595E-09  2. 08SE-09  7. 129E-10 3.374E-10  2.097E-10  1.042E-10  4.167E-11 1. 856E-11 9. 925E-12  6. 150E-12 NW 4.663E-09  3.396E-09   1. 149E-09 5.306E-10   3.248E-10 1.586E-10  6.439E-11 2. 804E-11 1. 503E-11  9.328E-12 NNW 2.011E-09  1. 391E-09  6. 405E-10 3.700E-10  2.481E-10  1.437E-10  6.466E-11 2. 813E-11 1. 386E-11  8.594E-12 N 2.842E-09 1.295E-09   5. 464E-10 2.964E-10   1.813E-10 7.418E-11  4.320E-11 3. 761E-11 1. 913E-11  1. 184E-11 NNE 2.684E-09  1. 027E-09  4. 0O0E-10 2.136E-10   1.302E-10 1.162E-10  5.112E-11 2. 065E-11 1.094E-11   6. 724E-12 NE 7.789E-10  4. 761E-10  2.212E-10  1.224E-10   7.510E-11 6.568E-11  2.818E-11 1. 134E-11 6.126E-12   3. 801E-12 ENE 4.782E-10  2. 882E-10  1. 334E-10 7.375E-11   4.525E-11 3.656E-11  1.902E-11 8.358E-12  4. 168E-12  2. 501E-12 E 5.468E-10 3. 629E-10  1. 722E-10 9.565E-11  5.873E-11  4.660E-11  2.398E-11 1. OSOE-11 5.393E-12   3.224E-12 ESE 7.775E-10  5.270E-10   2. 513E-10 1.397E-10   8.581E-11 6.178E-11  3.012E-11 1. 308E-11 6.746E-12   4. 045E-12 SE 1.942E-09  1. 251E-09  5. 892E-10 3.269E-10  2.007E-10  8.175E-11  2.510E-11 1. 044E-11 1.066E-11   8.316E-12 SSE 3.516E-09  2.163E-09   1. 007E-09 5.573E-10  3.420E-10  2.330E-10  9.172E-11 3. 648E-11 1. 946E-11  1.203E-11

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-JUN    2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN    FACTORS SPECIFIC  POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF DIRECTION DIST.      X/Q        X/Q       X/Q        D/Q ID     LOCATION FROM SITE (MI) (SEC/M3)     (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO        2.26 DAY   8.0 DAY DECAY       DECAY      DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A Site Boundary      S    .80   4.7E-08     4.7E-08  4.7E-08    2.9E-09 A Site Boundary SSW       .82   3.9E-08     3.9E-08  3.9E-08    2.1E-09 A Site Boundary     SW    .97   7.8E-08     7.8E-08  7.8E-08    8.7E-10 A Site Boundary WSW       .93   5.1E-08     5.1E-08  5.1E-08    6.OE-10 A Site Boundary      W    .91   1.4E-07     1.4E-07  1.4E-07    1.7E-09 A Site Boundary WNW       .94   2.1E-07     2.1E-07  2.1E-07    4.1E-09 A Site Boundary NW        .81   1.7E-07     1.7E-07  1.7E-07    3.5E-09 A Site Boundary NNW       .69   4.2E-08     4.2E-08  4.1E-08    2.2E-09 A Site Boundary      N    .67   3.9E-08     3.9E-08  3.8E-08    3.2E-09 A Site Boundary NNE       .60   4.1E-08     4.1E-08  4.OE-08    3.3E-09 A Site Boundary NE        .62   7.OE-09     7.OE-09  6.9E-09    7.3E-10 A Site Boundary ENE       .59   4.OE-09     4.OE-09  3.9E-09    4.3E-10 A Site Boundary      E    .53   1.3E-09     1.3E-09  1.3E-09    3.7E-10 A Site Boundary ESE       .54   1.9E-09     1.9E-09  1.9E-09    5.3E-10 A Site Boundary     SE    .65   1.5E-08     1.5E-08  1.5E-08    1.8E-09 A Site Boundary SSE       .81   5.SE-08     5.7E-08  5.7E-08    4.OE-09 A Nearest Res     SSW   2.10    6.1E-08     6.1E-08  6.OE-08    7.5E-10 A Nearest Res      SW   1.30    1.2E-07     1.2E-07  1.2E-07    1.4E-09 A Nearest Res     WSW   1.90    8.4E-08     8.4E-08  8.3E-08    3.1E-10 A Nearest Res        W  1.00    1.5E-07     1.5E-07  1.5E-07    1.5E-09 A Nearest Res     WNW   1.70    2.2E-07     2.2E-07  2.2E-07    1.7E-09 A Nearest Res      NW    .90    2.3E-07     2.3E-07  2.3E-07    6.9E-09 A Nearest Res     NNW   1.90    1.4E-07     1.4E-07  1.4E-07    1.1E-09 A Nearest Res        N  2.50    4.7E-08     4.7E-08  4.6E-08    5.4E-10 A Nearest Res      NE   2.80    2.OE-08     1.9E-08  1.9E-08    1.8E-10 A Nearest Res     ENE   1.70    1.6E-08     1.6E-08  1.6E-08    2.4E-10 A Nearest Res        E  1.90    2.OE-08     2.OE-08  2.OE-08    2.6E-10 A Nearest Res     ESE   2.30    2.2E-08     2.2E-08  2.2E-08    2.9E-10 A Nearest Cow     NNW   3.50    1.OE-07     1.OE-07  9.9E-08    3.6E-10 A Nearest Garde    SW   1.30    1.2E-07     1.2E-07  1.2E-07    1.4E-09 A Nearest Garde WSW     1.90    8.4E-08     8.4E-08  8.3E-08    3.1E-10 A Nearest Garde WNW     2.40    1.2E-07     1.2E-07  1.2E-07    7.5E-10 A Nearest Garde    NW   2.90    1.2E-07     1.2E-07  1.2E-07    7.8E-10 A Nearest Garde NNW     2.80    1.2E-07     1.2E-07  1.2E-07    5.5E-10 A Nearest Garde NE      2.80    2.OE-08     1.9E-08  1.9E-08    1.8E-10 A Nearest Garde ENE     1.70    1.6E-08     1.6E-08  1.6E-08    2.4E-10 A Nearest Garde      E  1.90    2.OE-08     2.0E-08  2.0E-08    2.6E-10 A Nearest Garde ESE     3.00    1.8E-08     1.7E-08  1.7E-08    1.8E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q      S  1.50    8.3E-08     8.3E-08  8.2E-08    1.7E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SSW     1.50    7.0E-08     7.0E-08  6.9E-08    1.2E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SW      1.50    1.3E-07     1.3E-07  1.3E-07    1.1E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q WSW     1.50    1.2E-07     1.2E-07  1.2E-07    5.1E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q      W  1.50    1.6E-07     1.6E-07  1.5E-07    7.4E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q WNW     1.50    2.7E-07     2.7E-07  2.7E-07    2.3E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NW      1.50    4.1E-07     4.1E-07  4.1E-07    3.7E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NNW     1.50    1.4E-07     1.4E-07  1.4E-07    1.7E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q      N  1.50    5.8E-08     5.8E-08  5.7E-08    1.2E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NNE     1.00    4.9E-08     4.9E-08  4.8E-08    2.0E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NE      1.50    2.8E-08     2.8E-08  2.8E-08    4.8E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q ENE     1.50    1.6E-08     1.6E-08  1.6E-08    2.9E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q      E  1.50    2.2E-08     2.2E-08  2.1E-08    3.7E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q ESE     1.50    2.7E-08     2.7E-08  2.6E-08    5.3E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SE      1.50    5.5E-08     5.5E-08  5.4E-08    1.3E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SSE     1.50    8.9E-08     8.9E-08  8.8E-08    2.2E-09

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Elevated Releases July-September 2009 B300

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 NO DECAY,   UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBE                             DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250        .500      .750       1.000         1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000       4.500 S        3.387E-11 4.169E-09 3.697E-08      7.091E-08     9.241E-08 8.481E-08 7.224E-08 6.084E-08     5. 157E-08 6.0113-08  6. 555E-08 SSW        4.727E-16 7.182E-10 1.359E-08     2.857E-08      3.969E-08 3.771E-08 3.291E-08 3.774E-08     4.022E-08  3. 562E-08 3. 190E-08 SW        2.891E-11 2.296E-09 3.634E-08      1.033E-07     1.924E-07 1.343E-07 9.843E-08 7.547E-08     6.004E-08  4. 919E-08 4. 126E-08 WSW        5.923E-16 8.304E-10 4.580E-08      1.404E-07     2.751E-07 1.815E-07 1.292E-07 9.734E-08     7. 654E-08 6.217E-08  5. 180E-08 W        3.919E-13 5.449E-08 2.933E-07      4.102E-07     4.159E-07 2.646E-07 1. 841E-07 1. 366E-07   1. 063E-07 8. 574E-08 7. 107E-08 WNW        2.404E-10 1.881E-08 1.645E-07      3.201E-07     4.596E-07 2.898E-07 2. 011E-07 1. 578E-07   1.288E-07  1. 032E-07 8. 516E-08 NW        1.996E-09 4.231E-08 1.821E-07      3.902E-07     7.243E-07 4.417E-07 3. 004E-07 2.259E-07    1. 780E-07 1. 419E-07 1. 166E-07 NNW        9.479E-09 6.489E-08 1.187E-07      1.444E-07     1.690E-07 1.544E-07 1. 405E-07 1. 306E-07   1.273E-07  1. 019E-07 8. 399E-08 N        1.099E-08 6.241E-08 7.830E-08      6.847E-08     5.750E-08 4.957E-08 4.236E-08 3.565E-08     3.043E-08  2. 634E-08 2. 309E-08 NNE        2.077E-10 1;343E-08 3.482E-08      4.866E-08     5.712E-08 5.201E-08 4. 449E-08 3.773E-08    3.223E-08  2. 785E-08 2. 436E-08 NE        4.527E-16 5.938E-10 1.072E-08      2.208E-08     3.OOOE-08 2.817E-08 2. 440E-08 2.083E-08    1. 785E-08 1. 545E-08 1. 352E-08 ENE        1.701E-16 3.940E-10 8.465E-09      1.853E-08     2.576E-08 2.389E-08 2.032E-08 1. 703E-08    1. 436E-08 1. 225E-08 1. 058E-08 E        9.929E-17 1.787E-10 3.444E-09      7.317E-09     1.057E-08 1.046E-08 9.447E-09 8. 350E-09    7.374E-09  6.552E-09  5. 871E-09 ESE        2.891E-11 1.967E-09 8.780E-09      1.536E-08     2.038E-08 1.936E-08 1. 696E-08 1.462E-08    1. 263E-08 1. 101E-08 9. 700E-09 SE        1.055E-10 5.843E-09 1.955E-08     2.957E-08      3.441E-08 3.067E-08 2.588E-08 2.177E-08     1. 852E-08 1. 596E-08 1. 394E-08 SSE        5.001E-11 3.988E-09 2.638E-08      4.756E-08     6.061E-08 5.596E-08 4.823E-08 4.114E-08     3.531E-08  3. 064E-08 2. 690E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                           DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR          5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000        20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000      50.000 S        5.808E-08 3.659E-08 2.353E-08      1.329E-0 8    9.068E-09 6.717E-09 5.195E-09 4. 184E-09    3.485E-09  2. 964E-09 2.559E-09 SSW        2.977E-08 2.320E-08 1.512E-08      8.710E-0 9    6.217E-09 4.683E-09 3.652E-09 2. 962E-09    2.476E-09  2. 112E-09 1. 833E-09 SW        3.793E-08 2.916E-08 1.927E-08      1. 129E-0 8   8.168E-09 6.318E-09 5.138E-09 4. 180E-09    3.496E-09  2. 988E-09 2. 598E-09 WSW        4.610E-08 2.978E-08 2.069E-08      1.243E-0 8    8.343E-09 6.136E-09 4.781E-09 3. 873E-09    3.230E-09  2. 753E-09 2. 387E-09 W        6.021E-08 3.332E-08 2.425E-08      1. 634E-0 8   1.250E-08 9.347E-09 7.317E-09 5. 954E-09    4. 985E-09 4. 265E-09 3. 710E-09 WNW        7.293E-08 4.226E-08 2.940E-08      1. 845E-0 8   1.284E-08 9.693E-09 7.744E-09 6. 377E-09    5.369E-09  4. 596E-09 4. 001E-09 0D        NW        9.934E-08 5.638E-08 3.890E-08     2.392E-0 8     1.623E-08 1.204E-08 9.613E-09 7. 874E-09    6. 596E-09 5. 643E-09 4. 910E-09 NNW        7.337E-08 4.576E-08 3.038E-08      1. 799E-0 8   1.246E-08 9.381E-09 7.579E-09 6. 328E-09    5. 516E-09 4. 818E-09 4.213E-09 N        2.054E-08 1.330E-08 1.145E-08      1. 036E-0 8   1.004E-08 9.085E-09 7.262E-09 5. 979E-09    5. 030E-09 4.322E-09  3. 775E-09 NNE        2.660E-08 3.678E-08 2.381E-08      1. 364E-0.8   9.219E-09 6.820E-09 5.337E-09 4. 342E-09    3. 634E-09 3. 108E-09 2. 703E-09 NE        1.460E-08 1.906E-08 1.235E-08      7. 077E-0 9   4.785E-09 3.540E-09 2.802E-09 2. 298E-09    1. 943E-09 1. 661E-09 1. 443E-09 ENE        1.064E-08 1.211E-08 7.942E-09      4. 610E-0 9   3.139E-09 2.333E-09 1.922E-09 1. 618E-09    1. 353E-09 1. 157E-09 1. 006E-09 E        6.709E5-09 1.242E-08 8.343E-09     4. 995E-0 9   3.471E-09 2.618E-09 2.080E-09 1. 714E-09    1. 508E-09 1. 338E-09 1. 170E-09 ESE        1.024E-08 1.881E-08 1.312E-08      8.240E-0 9    5.904E-09 4.553E-09 3.680E-09 3. 073E-09    2. 628E-09 2.290E-09  2. 024E-09 SE        1.232E-08 7.809E-09 6.381E-09     5.063E-0 9     3.860E-09 3.124E-09 2.625E-09 2. 262E-09    1. 905E-09 1. 638E-09 1. 431E-09 SSE        2.977E-08 4.201E-08 2.723E-08      1. 562E-0: 8  1.057E-08 7.827E-09 6.131E-09 4. 991E-09    4. 179E-09 3. 576E-09 3. 111E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5           5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.477E-08 8.425E-08   7. 103E-08 5. 747E-08  6.117E-08     3.556E-08  1. 369E-08 6.735E-09  4.206E-09  2. 968E-09 SSW 1.739E-08  3.634E-08   3.612E-08  3.776E-08  3.221E-08      2. 107E-08 9.026E-09  4. 680E-09 2.974E-09  2. 117E-09 SW 5.855E-08 1.468E-07   9. 882E-08 6.031E-08   4.238E-08     2. 672E-08 1. 168E-08 6. 339E-09 4.193E-09  2. 994E-09 WSW 7.785E-08  2.036E-07   1.304E-07  7.701E-08  5. 276E-08     2. 937E-08 1.245E-08  6. 183E-09 3. 888E-09 2.759E-09 W 2.922E-07 3.474E-07   1. 866E-07 1. 071E-07  7. 139E-08    3.527E-08  1. 639E-08 9. 375E-09 5. 974E-09 4.273E-09 WNW 2.013E-07  3.532E-07   2.074E-07  1. 273E-07  8.598E-08     4.336E-08  1. 839E-08 9. 752E-09 6.384E-09  4. 604E-09 NW 2.435E-07  5.245E-07   3.083E-07  1. 779E-07  1. 177E-07    5.816E-08  2.383E-08  1.219E-08  7.884E-09  5. 654E-09 NNW 1.182E-07  1.571E-07   1. 403E-07 1. 185E-07  8.535E-08     4.506E-08  1. 828E-08 9. 481E-09 6.376E-09  4. 801E-09 N 7.040E-08 5.641E-08   4.160E-08  3.036E-08  2.311E-08      1. 409E-08 1. 046E-08 8. 611E-09 5.984E-09  4.329E-09 NNE 3.622E-08  5.297E-08   4.379E-08  3.213E-08  2. 622E-08     2.875E-08  1. 393E-08 6.867E-09  4.357E-09  3. 114E-09 NE 1.352E-08  2.743E-08   2.398E-08  1. 779E-08  1. 449E-08    1.509E-08  7.231E-09  3.577E-09  2.307E-09  1. 664E-09 ENE 1.115E-08  2.332E-08   1. 996E-08 1. 432E-08 1. 11OE-08     9. 931E-09 4. 697E-09 2. 384E-09 1. 604E-09 1. 159E-09 E 4.439E-09 9.799E-09   9.278E-09  7.340E-09   6.383E-09     9.340E-09  5. 061E-09 2. 630E-09 1. 740E-09 1. 326E-09 ESE 1.019E-08  1.881E-08   1. 666E-08 1.258SE-08 1.029E-08      1.438E-08  8.287E-09  4. 564E-09 3.077E-09  2.292E-09 SE 2.096E-08 3.167E-08   2.551E-08  1.847E-08   1.394E-08     8.178E-09  4.821E-09  3. 121E-09 2.230E-09  1. 640E-09 SSE 3.082E-08  5.564E-08   4. 745E-08 3.519E-08  2.907E-08      3.272E-08  1.596E-08  7. 881E-09 5.008E-09  3.582E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,   UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250      .500       .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000     3.500      4.000      4.500 S       3.386E-11 4.166E-09 3.692E-08     7.079E-08   9.214E-08 8.448E-08 7.189E-08 6. .048E-08  5. 122E-08 5. 964E-08 6. 497E-08 SSW        4.725E-16 7.176E-10 1.357E-08     2.851E-08   3.957E-08 3.754E-08 3.273E-08 3. 749E-08   3. 991E-08 3. 530E-08 3. 157E-08 SW        2.890E-11 2.295E-09 3.628E-08     1. 031E-07  1.916E-07 1.335E-07 9.768E-08 7. 478E-08   5. 940E-08 4. 859E-08 4. 070E-08 WSW        5.921E-16 8.297E-10 4.573E-08     1. 401E-07  2.740E-07 1.805E-07 1.283E-07 9. 654E-08   7.579E-08  6. 147E-08 5. 115E-08 W        3.918E-13 5.445E-08 2.928E-07     4. 094E-07  4.145E-07 2.634E-07 1.830E-07 1. .357E-07  1. 054E-07 8. 490E-08 7. 028E-08 WNW        2.404E-10 1.880E-08 1.643E-07     3. 196E-07  4.582E-07 2.886E-07 2.000E-07 1. 567E-07   1. 277E-07 1. 022E-07 8. 424E-08 NW        1.996E-09 4.229E-08 1.819E-07     3. 896E-07  7.225E-07 4.401E-07 2.991E-07 2. 247E-07   1. 768E-07 1. 408E-07 1. 155E-07 NNW        9.477E-09 6.486E-08 1.186E-07     1. 443E-07  1.687E-07 1.541E-07 1.401E-07 1..299E-07   1. 264E-07 1. O1OE-07 8. 312E-08 N        1.098E-08 6.238E-08 7.824E-08     6. 838E-08  5.736E-08 4.940E-08 4.217E-08 3. 546E-08   3.023E-08  2. 614E-08 2.290E-08 NNE        2.077E-10 1.342E-08 3.478E-08     4. 857E-08  5.693E-08 5.175E-08 4.421E-08 3. 745E-08   3. 195E-08 2. 757E-08 2. 408E-08 NE        4.526E-16 5.933E-10 1.071E-08     2.203E-08   2.990E-08 2.805E-08 2.427E-08 2. 069E-08   1.770E-08  1. 530E-08 1. 337E-08 ENE        1.701E-16 3.936E-10 8.450E-09     1. 848E-08  2.565E-08 2.375E-08 2.017E-08 1. .689E-08  1. 422E-08 1. 211E-08 1. 044E-08 E        9.925E-17 1.786E-10 3.439E-09     7.303E-09   1.054E-08 1.042E-08 9.401E-09 8. .300E-09  7.322E-09  6. 498E-09 5. 816E-09 ESE        2.890E-11 1.966E-09 8.770E-09     1. 534E-08  2.031E-08 1.927E-08 1.687E-08 1. 452E-08   1.253E-08  1. 091E-08 9. 599E-09 SE        1.055E-10 5.841E-09 1.953E-08     2. 953E-08  3.433E-08 3.057E-08 2.578E-08 2. .167E-08  1. 842E-08 1. 586E-08 1. 384E-08 SSE        5.OOOE-11 3.987E-09 2.636E-08     4. 749E-08  6.047E-08 5.578E-08 4.803E-08 4. 093E-08   3.510E-08  3.043E-08  2. 669E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR          5.000     7.500     10.000       15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000    40.000     45.000     50.000 S        5.752E-08 3.607E-08 2.308E-08     1. 291E-08  8.728E-09 6.405E-09 4.908E-09 3. .916E-09  3.231E-09  2.723E-09  2.329E-09 SSW        2.943E-08 2.273E-08 1.471E-08     8.351E-09   5.859E-09 4.341E-09 3.334E-09 2. .664E-09  2.193E-09  1. 844E-09 1. 578E-09 SW        3.735E-08 2.841E-08 1.860E-08     1. 069E-08  7.574E-09 5.736E-09 4.561E-09 3. .639E-09  2.986E-09  2.504E-09  2. 137E-09 WSW        4.545E-08 2.913E-08 2.009E-08     1. 189E-08  7.860E-09 5.696E-09 4.373E-09 3. .491E-09  2.869E-09  2. 410E-09 2. 060E-09 W        5.946E-08 3.267E-08 2.357E-08     1. 556E-08  1.164E-08 8.537E-09 6.563E-09 5. .248E-09  4.317E-09  3. 629E-09 3. 104E-09 WNW        7.204E-08 4.142E-08 2.858E-08     1.761E-08   1.205E-08 8.942E-09 7.019E-09 5. .681E-09  4.701E-09  3. 960E-09 3. 394E-09 NW        9.837E-08 5.552E-08 3.809E-08     2.315E-08   1.553E-08 1.139E-08 8.993E-09 7. .281E-09  6.032E-09  5. 105E-09 4. 394E-09 NNW        7.247E-08 4.474E-08 2.945E-08     1. 714E-08  1.167E-08 8.640E-09 6.856E-09 5. .623E-09  4.805E-09  4. 119E-09 3. 544E-09 N        2.035E-08 1.311E-08 1.122E-08     1. 001E-08  9.537E-09 8.467E-09 6.670E-09 5. .413E-09  4.493E-09  3. 810E-09 3.284E-09 NNE        2.627E-08 3.600E-08 2.314E-08     1. 306E-08  8.702E-09 6.345E-09 4.896E-09 3. .927E-09  3.241E-09  2. 733E-09 2. 344E-09 NE        1.442E-08 1.863E-08 1.197E-08     6.750E-09   4.491E-09 3.269E-09 2.545E-09 2. 053E-09   1.705E-09  1. 435E-09 1. 228E-09 ENE        1.049E-08 1.178E-08 7.652E-09     4.354E-09   2.905E-09 2.116E-09 1.703E-09 1. 401E-09   1.148E-09  9. 617E-10 8. 196E-10 E        6.635E-09 1.210E-08 8.048E-09     4. 726E-09  3.221E-09 2.383E-09 1.858E-09 1. 501E-09   1.293E-09  1. 123E-09 9. 637E-10 ESE        1.012E-08 1.838E-08 1.272E-08     7. 847E-09  5.525E-09 4.188E-09 3.328E-09 2. 733E-09   2.299E-09  1. 971E-09 1. 714E-09 SE        1.223E-08 7.716E-09 6.277E-09     4. 934E-09  3.726E-09 2.988E-09 2.487E-09 2. 123E-09   1.772E-09  1. 510E-09 1. 307E-09 SSE        2.951E-08 4.142E-08 2.673E-08     1. 519E-08  1.018E-08 7.470E-09 5.797E-09 4. 676E-09   3.880E-09  3.289E-09  2. 836E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED) FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2       2-3        3-4          4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40     40-50 FROM SITE S 4.469E-08 8.399E-08 7.068E-08  5.707E-08    6.063E-08   3.506E-08  1. 331E-08 6.426E-09  3.938E-09 2.728E-09 SSW 1.735E-08 3.621E-08 3.591E-08  3.746E-08    3.188E-08   2.065E-08  8. 656E-09 4.343E-09  2.676E-09 1.849E-09 SW 5.841E-08 1.461E-07 9. 808E-08 5. 968E-08   4. 179E-08  2.603E-08  1. 106E-08 5. 756E-09 3.654E-09 2.511E-09 WSW 7.768E-08  2.027E-07 1.295E-07  7.626E-08    5.210E-08   2.874E-08  1. 192E-08 5. 744E-09 3.506E-09 2.417E-09 W 2.917E-07 3.462E-07 1. 855E-07 1. 062E-07   7. 060E-08  3. 458E-08 1. 560E-08 8. 574E-09 5.269E-09 3.639E-09 WNW 2.010E-07  3.520E-07 2. 063E-07 1. 263E-07   8. 505E-08  4.252E-08  1. 758E-08 9. 002E-09 5.690E-09 3.970E-09 NW 2.432E-07 5.230E-07 3. 069E-07 1. 768E-07   1. 167E-07  5. 729E-08 2.308E-08  1. 154E-08 7.294E-09 5.116E-09 NNW 1.181E-07  1.568E-07 1. 398E-07 1. 177E-07   8. 446E-08  4.410E-08  1. 744E-08 8.734E-09  5.663E-09 4.109E-09 N 7.033E-08 5.627E-08 4. 141E-08 3.017E-08    2.292E-08   1. 388E-08 1. 007E-08 8. 034E-09 5.422E-09 3.817E-09 NNE 3.616E-08  5.277E-08 4.352E-08  3. 185E-08   2.593E-08   2.812E-08  1. 336E-08 6.394E-09  3.942E-09 2.739E-09 NE 1.349E-08 2.733E-08 2.384E-08  1. 764E-08   1. 433E-08  1. 474E-08 6. 906E-09 3.305E-09  2.061E-09 1.438E-09 ENE 1.112E-08  2.321E-08 1. 981E-08 1. 418E-08   1. 095E-08  9. 660E-09 4. 443E-09 2.161E-09  1.391E-09 9.643E-10 E 4.432E-09 9.767E-09 9.232E-09  7.288E-09    6.321E-09   9.085E-09  4. 795E-09 2.397E-09  1.524E-09 1.114E-09 ESE 1.018E-08  1.874E-08 1. 657E-08 1.248E-08    1.018E-08   1. 403E-08 7. 897E-09 4.200E-09  2.738E-09 1.973E-09 SE 2.093E-08 3.159E-08 2.542E-08  1. 837E-08   1. 384E-08  8. 079E-09 4. 696E-09 2. 984E-09 2.093E-09 1.512E-09 SSE 3.078E-08 5.550E-08 4.726E-08  3.499E-08    2. 884E-08  3.224E-08  1. 553E-08 7.525E-09  4.693E-09 3.296E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,      DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250        .500       .750.       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500       3.000      3.500      4.000     4.500 S        3.38IE-11 4.147E-09 3.681E-08      *.019E-0     9. 14SE-09 8.324E-0O 7.034E-DO 5 .851K-OS    4.953Z-08  5.764E-OS 6.284.-08 SSW         4.726E-16 7.180E-10 1.358E-08      2. 855E-088 3. 932E-08 3.705E-08 3.210E-08 3 .668E-08     3.901E-08  3.443E-08 3.073E-08 SW         2.891E-11 2.281E-09 3.626E-08       1. 032E-0 7 1. 904E-07 1. 318E-07 9.590E-08 7 .311E-08   5.787E-08  4.720E-08 3. 945E-08 WSW         5.922E-16 8.302E-10 4.578E-08       1. 402E-0 7 2. 720E-07 1. 780E-07 1.260E-07 9 .447E-08   7.397E-08  5.987E-08 4. 973E-08 W         3.919E-13 5.448E-08 2.916E-07       4.057E-0 7 4. 089E-07 2.586E-07 1. 791E-07 1 .325E-07    1.028E-07  8.262E-08 6. 831E-08 WNW         2.404E-10 1.872E-08 1.640E-07      3.175E-0 7 4.530E-07 2. 837E-07 1. 959E-07 1 .533E-07     1.248E-07  9.958E-08 8. 176E-08 NW         1.996E-09 4.194E-08 1.803E-07      3.871E-0 7 7. 155E-07 4.333E-07 2. 933E-07 2* .198E-07    1.727E-07  1.371E-07 1. 120E-07 NNW         9.478E-09 6.430E-08 1.167E-07       1. 425E-0 7 1. 664E-07 1. 513E-07 1.374E-07 1 .276E-07   1.244E-07  9.916E-08 8. 136E-08 N         1.099E-08 6.184E-08 7.671E-08       6. 696E-088 5. 617E-08 4.829E-08 4. 113E-08 3 .450E-08   2.934E-08  2.532E-08 2.214E-08 NNE         2.077E-10 1.331E-08 3.438E-08       4.819E-088 5. 631E-08 5. 089E-08 4.322E-08 3 .641E-08    3.091E-08  2.656E-08 2.312E-08 NE         4.527E-16 5.937E-10 1.072E-08      2.206E-088 2. 971E-08 2. 767E-08 2.379E-08 2 .016E-08     1.718E-08  1.478E-08 1. 287E-08 ENE         1.701E-16 3.939E-10 8.461E-09       1. 852E-088 2. 549E-08 2. 341E-08 1. 972E-08   .639E-08  1.371E-08  1.160E-08 9. 949E-09 E         9.928E-17 1.787E-10 3.442E-09      7. 313E-099 1. 048E-08 1. 030E-08 9.251E-09 8 .140E-09    7.161E-09  6.342E-09 5. 667E-09 ESE         2.891E-I1 1.953E-09 8.723E-09       1. 530E-088 2. 016E-08 1. 901E-08 1. 655E-08 1 .418E-08  1.219E-08  1.057E-08 9.273E-09 SE         1.055E-10 5.797E-09 1.938E-08      2. 939E-088 3. 399E-08 3. 007E-08 2.519E-08 2* .106E-08   1.780E-08  1.527E-08 1. 327E-08 SSE         5.000E-lI 3.964E-09 2.629E-08      4. 745E-088 6. 001E-08 5. 498E-08 4. 706E-08 3* . 991E-08 3.408E-08  2.943E-08 2.573E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000      7.500     10.000        15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000      40.000    45.000     50.000 S        5.551E-08 3.420E-08 2.128E-08      1. 127E-083 7.178E-09 5.022E-09 3.721E-09 2.. 883E-09     2.322E-09  1.917E-09 1. 609E-09 SSW         2.864E-08 2.196E-08 1.383E-08      7.428E-09 4.919E-09 3.543E-09 2.659E-09 2..082E-09        1.685E-09  1.395E-09 1.176E-09 SW         3.620E-08 2.748E-08 1.755E-08      9.587E-099 6.404E-09 4.625E-09 3.595E-09 2, .816E-09      2.275E-09  1.882E-09 1.586E-09 WSW         4.418E-08 2.793E-08 1.878E-08      1. 066E-088 6.829E-09 4.824E-09 3.625E-09 2, .842E-09     2.299E-09  1.904E-09 1. 608E-09 W         5.774E-08 3.165E-08 2.280E-08      1. 443E-083 1.031E-08 7.397E-09 5.579E-09 4..389E-09      3.561E-09  2.958E-09 2. 503E-09 WNW         6.965E-08 3.913E-08 2.631E-08      1. 534E-088 9.793E-09 6.910E-09 5.265E-09 4..171E-09      3.389E-09  2.807E-09 2. 369E-09 0       NW         9.499E-08 5.227E-08 3.486E-08      2. 002E-083 1.274E-08 8.956E-09 6.861E-09 5, .427E-09     4.403E-09  3.657E-09 3. 094E-09 NNW         7.072E-08 4.275E-08 2.737E-08      1. 501E-083 9.513E-09 6.643E-09 5.025E-09 3,.972E-09      3.314E-09  2.791E-09 2. 361E-09 N         1.965E-08 1.261E-08 1.085E-08      9. 849E-099 9.362E-09 8.034E-09 6.212E-09 4..964E-09      4.064E-09  3.404E-09 2. 903E-09 NNE         2.526E-08 3.502E-08 2.190E-08      1. 175E-083 7.442E-09 5.205E-09 3.878E-09 3. .018E-09     2.424E-09  1.995E-09 1. 675E-09 NE         1.390E-08 1.814E-08 1.134E-08      6. 090E-093 3.857E-09 2.698E-09 2.037E-09 1. .609E-09     1.315E-09  1.090E-09 9.203E-10 ENE         9.966E-09 1.135E-08 7.200E-09      3.913E-099 2.478E-09 1.730E-09 1.344E-09 1. .076E-09      8.627E-10  7.088E-10 5.937E-10 E         6.489E-09 1.206E-08 7.810E-09      4.333E-099 2.757E-09 1.930E-09 1.436E-09 1. .114E-09      9.272E-10  7.819E-10 6.536E-10 ESE         9.789E-09 1.822E-08 1.229E-08      7. 191E-099 4.744E-09 3.411E-09 2.592E-09 2. .047E-09     1.663E-09  1.381E-09 1. 167E-09 SE         1.169E-08 7.299E-09 5.942E-09      4.714E-093 3.578E-09 2.887E-09 2.420E-09 2. .075E-09      1.706E-09  1.435E-09 1. 228E-09 SSE         2.852E-08 4.029E-08 2.522E-08      1. 360E-08 8 8.687E-09 6.122E-09 4.592E-09 3..596E-09     2.906E-09  2.406E-09 2.030E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2        2-3        3-4           4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30       30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.468E-08  8. 322E-08 6. 917E-08 5.527E-08    5. 859E-08   3.320E-08  1.168E-08  5.076E-09  2. 909E-09  1. 923E-09 SSW 1.738E-08  3.592E-08  3.525E-08  3. 660E-08   3. 105E-08   1. 983E-08 7. 735E-09 3.556E-09  2.096E-09   1. 400E-09 SW 5.846E-08  1. 450E-07 9. 635E-08 5.816E-08    4. 054E-08   2.501E-08  9. 942E-09 4. 687E-09 2.832E-09   1. 889E-09 WSW 7.775E-08  2.009E-07  1. 273E-07 7.446E-08    5. 068E-08   2.747E-08  1.076E-08  4. 879E-09 2.859E-09   1. 911E-09 W 2.896E-07  3.414E-07  1. 817E-07 1. 036E-07   6. 864E-08   3. 352E-08 1. 446E-08 7. 447E-09 4.413E-09   2. 968E-09 WNW 1.999E-07  3.477E-07  2.023E-07  1.233E-07    8.255E-08    4. 021E-08 1. 531E-08 7.021E-09  4. 185E-09  2. 817E-09 NW 2.415E-07  5.171E-07  3.012E-07  1. 726E-07   1. 131E-07   5. 403E-08 2. 00KE-08 9. 128E-09 5.447E-09   3.670E-09 NNW 1.165E-07  1. 544E-07 1. 372E-07 1. 157E-07   8.269E-08    4.213E-08  1. 531E-08 6.761E-09  4.022E-09   2.787E-09 N 6.907E-08  5. 507E-08 4.039E-08  2. 928E-08   2.216E-08    1. 339E-08 9.855E-09  7. 659E-09 4. 978E-09  3.414E-09 NNE 3.584E-08  5.210E-08  4.254E-08  3.082E-08    2.493E-08    2. 702E-08 1.209E-08  5.271E-09  3.037E-09   2.004E-09 NE 1.351E-08  2. 710E-08 2. 337E-08 1. 712E-08   1. 382E-08   1. 418E-08 6.265E-09  2.742E-09  1. 619E-09  1. 094E-09 ENE 1.114E-08  2. 302E-08 1. 937E-08 1. 367E-08   1. 044E-08   9. 197E-09 4.006E-09  1. 775E-09 1. 071E-09  7. II8E-10 E 4.437E-09  9. 697E-09 9. 086E-09 7. 129E-09   6.171E-09    8. 932E-09 4.405E-09  1. 953E-09 1. 135E-09  7. 774E-10 ESE 1.014E-08  1. 857E-08 1. 625E-08 1. 214E-08   9.849E-09    1. 371E-08 7.237E-09  3.439E-09  2.056E-09   1. 385E-09 SE 2.081E-08  3. 123E-08 2. 484E-08 1. 777E-08   1. 328E-08   7. 671E-09 4. 482E-09 2. 885E-09 2.033E-09   1. 439E-09 SSE 3.073E-08  5.499E-08  4. 631E-08 3.397E-08    2.786E-08    3. 098E-08 1. 400E-08 6. 194E-09 3.618E-09   2. 415E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND          SECTORS DIRECTION                                                                DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE                                 .50        .75        1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00       3.50        4.00          4.50 S           4.099]E-10      1. 117E-09 2. 109E-09 2.123E-09 1.309E-09 8.745E-10 6.166E-10 4.525E-10        3.426E-10  2. 674E-10     2.568E-10 SSW            6.0261E-11      3.615E-10 7. 698E-10 7.973E-10 4.980E-10 3.339E-10 2.359E-10 1.733E-10         1.648E-10  1. 246E-10     9.755E-11 SW           3.156]E-10      5. 512E-10 9. 044E-10 8.750E-10 9.600E-10 5.311E-10 3.328E-10 2.276E-10        1.653E-10  1. 253E-10     9. 818E-11 WSW            7.205]E-11      4.322E-10 9.204E-10 1.861E-09 1.181E-09 6.427E-10 3.976E-10 2.696E-10          1.946E-10  1. 471E-10     1. 151E-10 W           9.4321E-11      5.017E-09 4. 875E-09 3.245E-09 1.532E-09 8.318E-10 5.142E-10 3.485E-10         2.517E-10  1. 903E-10     1. 490E-10 WNW            8.696]          1. 190E-09 5. 027E-09 3.815E-09 2.355E-09 1.193E-09 7.120E-10 4.799E-10        3.665E-10  2. 881E-10     2.398E-10 NW           5.998]E-09      5. 11OE-09 4. 686E-09 6.695E-09 4.080E-09 2.037E-09 1.213E-09 8.144E-10        5.992E-10  4. 736E-10     3. 962E-10 NNW            7.7411E-09      6. 171E-09 5.060E-09 3.387E-09 2.635E-09 1.411E-09 8.680E-10 6.934E-10         5.079E-10  3. 980E-10     3.296E-10 N           6.675]E-09      5. 145E-09 3. 952E-09 2.487E-09 1.116E-09 6.603E-10 4.377E-10 3.111E-10        2.317E-10  1. 786E-10     1. 414E-10 NNE            1.8611E-09      1. 768E-09 1.879E-09 1.514E-09 8.281E-10 5.315E-10 3.677E-10 2.673E-10         2.014E-10  1. 560E-10     1. 235E-10 NE           4.9781          2. 986E-10 6.359E-10 6.587E-10 4.114E-10 2.759E-10 1.949E-10 1.431E-10         1.084E-10  8. 414E-11     6. 663E-11 E-11                                                                                                          4. 735E-11 ENE            3.5371          2. 122E-10 4.518E-10 4.680E-10 2.923E-10 1.960E-10 1.384E-10 1.017E-10         7.703E-11  5. 979E-11 E           1.4411E-11      8. 645E-11 1. 841E-10 1.907E-10 1.191E-10 7.985E-11 5.640E-11 4.143E-11        3.138E-11  2. 436E-11     1. 929E-11 ESE-           2.8941E-11      3. 941E-10 5. 697E-10 5.283E-10 3.132E-10 2.066E-10 1.448E-10 1.060E-10        8.012E-11  6.214E-11      4. 921E-11 SE           1.3401          1. 326E-09 1. 476E-09 1.220E-09 6.781E-10 4.377E-10 3.037E-10 2.211E-10        1.667E-10  1.291E-10      1. 023E-10 SSE            6.2471          1. 063E-09 1. 725E-09 1.663E-09 1.005E-09 6.673E-10 4.691E-10 3.438E-10        2.601E-10  2. 018E-10     1.598E-10 DIRECTION                        E-10                                    DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE                 5.            7.50      10.00        15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00      40.00      45.00          50.00 S           2.0641E-10      1. 556E-10 1. 078E-10 6.308E-11 3.987E-11 2.692E-11 1.925E-11 1.442E-11        1.179E-11  9. 407E-12     7. 680E-12 SSW            7.904]          7.376E-11 5.345E-11 3.246E-11 1.854E-11 1.324E-11 9.489E-12 7.127E-12          5.589E-12  4. 465E-12     3. 644E-12 SW           8.112] -00      7. 169E-11 5.140E-11 3.096E-11 1.974E-il 1.285E-11 9.281E-12 6.969E-12         5.418E-12  4. 328E-12     3. 533E-12 WSW            9.254]E-10      8.350E-11 6. 01SE-I1 3.654E-11 2.211E-11 1.483E-11 1.086E-11 8.154E-12         6.340E-12  5. 065E-12     4. 134E-12 W           1.200]          5. 409E-11 8.509E-11 5.563E-11 3.291E-11 2.222E-11 1.592E-11 1.195E-11         9.294E-12  7. 424E-12     6. 060E-12 WNW            2.113]          1. 335E-10 9.731E-11 5.942E-11 3.853E-11 2.493E-11 1.709E-11 1.283E-11         1.005E-11  8. 027E-12     6.552E-12 NW            3.478]          2.207E-10 1. 613E-10 9.921E-11 6.068E-11 4.058E-11 2.851E-11 2.141E-11         1.672E-11  1. 335E-11     1. 090E-11 NNW            2.862] P-10     1. 756E-10 1. 265E-10 7.692E-11 4.950E-11 3.322E-11 2.292E-11 1.702E-11        1.311E-11  1. 047E-11     8.546E-12 N           1.143]          5.471E-11 3.375E-11 1.826E-11 5.399E-Il 3.060E-11 2.182E-11 1.638E-11          1.274E-11  1. 018E-11     8.306E-12 NNE            9.960]          1. 385E-10 8. 724E-11 4.621E-11 2.837E-11 1.896E-11 1.351E-11 1.008E-11        7.802E-12  6.209E-12      5. 053E-12 NE            5.367]          7. 137E-11 4. 483E-11 2.366E-11 1.451E-11 9.701E-12 7.078E-12 5.222E-12        4.060E-12  3.283E-12      2. 679E-12 ENE            3.813]          3. 141E-11 2.113E-11 1.205E-11 7.563E-12 5.032E-12 3.568E-12 2.522E-12         1.968E-12  1. 579E-12     1.295E-12 E           1.554]          2.710E-11 2. 090E-11 1.329E-11 8.550E-12 5.646E-12 3.943E-12 2.872E-12         2.176E-12  1. 655E-12     1. 336E-12 ESE            3.965]P-10      6. 696E-11 5.147E-11 3.268E-11 2.104E-11 1.391E-11 9.729E-12 7.096E-12         5.383E-12  4.210E-12      3.373E-12 SE           8.244]          3. 915E-11 2.393E-11 1.268E-11 7.821E-12 5.459E-12 4.162E-12 1.014E-11         7.767E-12  6. 140E-12     4. 975E-12 SSE            1.287]          2.040E-10 1. 267E-10 6.599E-11 4.031E-Il 2.696E-11 1.925E-11 1.439E-i1         1.115E-11  8. 885E-12     7.235E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1              1-2           2-3        3-4          4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 1.895E-09    1.297E-09       6. 197E-10 3.454E-10   2. 413E-10  1. 456E-10 6.270E-11  2.730E-11  1.480E-11  9.475E-12 SSW 6.913E-10     4.916E-10       2. 370E-10 1. 519E-10   9. 872E-11 6.591E-11  3.094E-11  1. 315E-11 7.216E-12  4.494E-12 SW 8.128E-10    7. 5OSE-10      3. 436E-10 1. 679E-10   9. 989E-11 6. 477E-11 3. 051E-1I 1. 326E-11 7.039E-12  4.357E-12 WSW 1.230E-09      1. 093E-09      4. 117E-10 1. 979E-10  1. 162E-10  7.513E-11  3. 537E-11 1. 518E-11 8.236E-12  5. 098E-12 W 4.182E-09    1. 601E-09      5. 326E-10 2.560E-10   1. 50SE-10  8.251E-11  5.208E-11  2.255E-I1  1.207E-11  7.473E-12 WNW 3.636E-09      2. 163E-09      7. 473E-10 3. 690E-10  2. 435E-10  1. 347E-10 5. 856E-11 2.542E-11  1.299E-11  8. 080E-12 NW 5.673E-09    3. 753E-09      1. 273E-09 6.128E-10   4.012E-10   2.225E-10  9. 589E-I1 4. 111E-11 2.165E-11  1. 344E-11 NNW 4.563E-09     2.258E-09       9. 430E-10 5.191E-10   3.338E-10   1. 784E-10 7.576E-11  3.344E-11  1.721E-11  1. 054E-II N 3.566E-09    1.218E-09       4. 464E-10 2. 341E-10  1. 424E-10  5.864E-11  3. 758E-11 3.332E-11  1. 655E-11 1. 024E-11 NNE 1.692E-09     8. 488E-I0      3.712E-10  2.029E-10   1.243E-10   1. 071E-10 4. 740E-I1 1. 929E-11 1.019E-11  6.253E-12 NE 5.711E-10    4. 061E-10      1. 958E-10 1. 091E-10  6.702E-11   5.564E-11  2.430E-11  9. 935E-12 5.310E-12  3.290E-12 ENE 4.058E-10     2. 886E-10      1. 391E-10 7. 751E-11  4.762E-11   2. 833E-11 1.207E-II  5. 121E-12 2. 610E-12 1. 589E-12 E 1.653E-10    1. 176E-10      5.667E-11  3.158E-11   1. 940E-11  2. 177E-11 1.287E-11  5.739E-12  2.913E-12  1. 691E-12 ESE 5.123E-10     3. 136E-10      1. 458E-10 8. 066E-11  4.950E-11   5. 401E-11 3.168E-11  1. 414E-11 7.196E-12  4.247E-12 SE 1.329E-09    6. 918E-10      3. 064E-10 1. 679E-10  1. 029E-10  4.201E-lI  1.302E-i1  5.570E-12  7.527E-12  6. 190E-12 SSE 1.551E-09     1. 001E-09      4. 718E-I0 2. 618E-10  1. 607E-10  1. 529E-10 6.806E-11  2.744E-11  1. 455E-11 8. 946E-12

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-SEP 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD   OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF    DIRECTION DIST. X/Q      X/Q       X/Q        D/Q ID      LOCATION FROM SITE (MI)   (SEC/M3) (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO     2.26 DAY   8.0 DAY DECAY    DECAY       DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site   Boundary   S     .80   4.5E-08   4.5E-08   4.5E-08   2.2E-09 A  Site Boundary   SSW     .82   1.9E-08   1.9E-08   1.9E-08   8.2E-10 A  Site Boundary    SW     .97   9.7E-08   9.6E-08   9.6E-08   9.OE-10 A  Site Boundary   WSW     .93   1.1E-07   1.1E-07   1.1E-07   1.4E-09 A  Site Boundary     W     .91   3.8E-07   3.8E-07   3.8E-07   3.7E-09 A  Site Boundary   WNW     .94   2.9E  2.9E-07   2.8E-07   4.3E-09 A  Site Boundary    NW     .81   2.3E-07   2.3E-07   2.3E-07   4.4E-09 A  Site Boundary   NNW     .69   1.0E-07   1.OE-07   1.0E-07   5.3E-09 A  Site Boundary     N     .67   7.5E-08   7.5E-08   7.4E-08   4.2E-09 A  Site Boundary   NNE     .60   2.1E-08   2.1E-08   2.1E-08   1.8E-09 A  Site Boundary    NE     .62   3.9E-09   3.9E-09   3.9E-09   4.6E-10 A  Site Boundary   ENE     .59   1.8E-09   1.8E-09   1.8E-09   2.9E-10 A  Site Boundary     E     .53   2.9E-10   2.9E-10   2.9E-10   9.6E-11 A  Site Boundary   ESE     .54   2.5E-09   2.5E-09   2.5E-09   4.2E-10 A  Site Boundary    SE     .65   1.3EZ08   1.3E-08   1.3E-08   1.4E-09 A  Site Boundary   SSE    .81    3.3E-08   3.3E-08   3.3E-08   1.8E-09 A  Nearest Res     SSW   2.10    3.7E-08   3.7E-08   3.6E-08   3.1E-10 A  Nearest Res      SW   1.30    1.7E-07   1.7E-07   1.7E-07   1.3E-09 A  Nearest Res     WSW   1.90    2.OE-07   1.9E-07   1.9E-07   7.2E-10 A  Nearest Res       W   1.00    4.1E-07   4.1E-07   4.1E-07   3.2E-09 A  Nearest Res     WNW   1.70    3.8E-07   3.8E-07   3.7E-07   1.7E-09 A  Nearest Res      NW      90   3.OE-07   3.OE-07   3.OE-07   7.5E-09 A  Nearest Res     NNW   1.90    1.6E-07   1.6E-07   1.5E-07   1.6E-09 A  Nearest Res       N   2.50    4.2E-08   4.2E-08   4.1E-08   4.4E-10 A  Nearest Res      NE   2.80    2.2E-08   2.2E-08   2.2E-08   1.6E-10 A  Nearest Res     ENE   1.70    2.5E-08   2.5E-08   2.5E-08   2.5E-10 A  Nearest Res       E   1.90    1.1E-08   1.1E-08   1.OE-08   8.6E-11 A  Nearest Res     ESE   2.30    1.8E-08   1.8E-08   1.8E-08   1.7E-10 A  Nearest Cow     NNW   3.50    1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.2E-07   5.1E-10 A  Nearest Garde    SW   1.30    1.7E-07   1.7E-07   1.7E-07   1.3E-09 A  Nearest Garde   WSW   1.90    2.OE-07   1.9E-07   1.9E-07   7.2E-10 A  Nearest Garde   WNW   2.40    2.2E-07   2.1E-07   2.1E-07   7.8E-10 A  Nearest Garde    NW   2.90    2.4E-07   2.4E-07   2.3E-07   8.7E-10 A  Nearest Garde   NNW   2.80    1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.3E-07   7.9E-10 A  Nearest Garde    NE   2.80    2.2E-08   2.2E-08   2.2E-08   1.6E-10 A  Nearest Garde   ENE   1.70    2.5E-08   2.5E-08   2.5E-08   2.5E-10 A  Nearest Garde     E   1.90    1.1E-08   1.1E-08   1.OE-08   8.6E-11 A  Nearest Garde   ESE   3.00    1.5E-08   1.5E-08   1.4E-08   1.1E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     S   1.50    9.2E-08   9.2E-08   9.1E-08   1.3E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   SSW   3.50    4.OE-08   4.OE-08   3.9E-08   1.6E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    SW   1.50    1.9E-07   1.9E-07   1.9E-07   9.6E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   WSW   1.50    2.8E-07   2.7E-07   2.7E-07   1.2E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     W   1.50    4.2E-07   4.1E-07   4.1E-07   1.5E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   WNW   1.50    4.6E-07   4.6E-07   4.5E-07   2.4E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    NW   1.50    7.2E-07   7.2E-07   7.2E-07   4.1E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   NNW   1.50    1.7E-07   1.7E-07   1.7E-07   2.6E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     N    .75    7.8E-08   7.8E-08   7.7E-08   4.OE-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   NNE   1.50    5.7E-08   5.7E-08   5.6E-08   8.3E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    NE   1.50    3.OE-08   3.OE-08   3.OE-08   4.1E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   ENE   1.50    2.6E-08   2.6E-08   2.5E-08   2.9E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     E   7.50    1.2E-08   1.2E-08   1.2E-08   2.7E-11 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   ESE   1.50    2.OE-08   2.OE-08   2.OE-08   3.1E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    SE   1.50    3.4E-08   3.4E-08   3.4E-08   6.8E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   SSE   1.50    6.1E-08   6.OE-08   6.OE-08   1.OE-09

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Elevated Releases October-December 2009 B306

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 NO DECAY,   UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBE D)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FELOMTHE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S         2. 631E-15 2. 086E-09 3.204E-08    6.058E-08   7.460E-08 6.609E-08 5.503E-08 4.561E-08     3.820E-08  4.305E-08  4.564E-08 SSW         2. 1OE-11 2. 625E-09 2.585E-08     4.704E-08   5.715E-08 5.055E-08 4.212E-08 4.471E-08     4.417E-08  3.781E-08  3.293E-08 SW         9. OlOE-16 7. 972E-10 2.842E-08    7.288E-08   1. 150E-07 7.533E-08 5.287E-08 3.926E-08    3.047E-08  2.446E-08  2.018E-08 WSW         4. 158E-16 4.558E-10 2.261E-08     7.133E-08   1. 445E-07 9.193E-08 6.370E-08 4.703E-08    3.639E-08  2.919E-08  2.407E-08 W         1. 558E-13 1. 545E-08 7.226E-08    9.232E-08   8.622E-08 5.507E-08 3.912E-08 2.982E-08     2.386E-08  1.977E-08  1.681E-08 WNW         8. 539E-15 3. 680E-09 5. 917E-08   1. 196E-07  1. 572E-07 9.491E-08 6.370E-08 4.768E-08    3.721E-08  2.925E-08  2.374E-08 NW         3. 320E-16 3. 668E-10 2.413E-08    9.386E-08   2.386E-07 1. 465E-07 9.990E-08 7.518E-08    5.923E-08  4.726E-08  3.885E-08 NNW         2.110E-11 2. 004E-09 2. 956E-08    6.945E-08   1. 122E-07 1. 086E-07 9.699E-08 8.388E-08   7.311E-08  5.747E-08  4.666E-08 N         2. lOE-11 2. 682E-09 2.690E-08     5.030E-08   6.491E-08 6.194E-08 5.459E-08 4.644E-08     3.982E-08  3.454E-08  3.031E-08 NNE         1. 177E-15 9. 918E-10 1. 609E-08   3.214E-08   4.384E-08 4.197E-08 3.706E-08 3.217E-08     2.799E-08  2.454E-08  2.173E-08 NE         1. 100E-08 3. 677E-09 1. 154E-08  2.208E-08    3.040E-08 2.927E-08 2.597E-08 2.266E-08     1.982E-08  1.748E-08  1.557E-08 ENE         1. 205E-08 6. 109E-09 7. 592E-09   1. 128E-08  1.430E-08 1.334E-08 1.157E-08 9.911E-09     8.527E-09  7. 408E-09 6. 510E-09 E         6. 640E-16 4. 524E-10 6. 92SE-09   1.343E-08   1.793E-08 1.712E-08 1.513E-08 1.315E-08     1.144E-08  1.002E-08  S. 867E-09 ESE         1. 762E-15 1. 149E-09 1. 683E-08   3.155E-08   3.944E-08 3.578E-08 3.046E-08 2.573E-08     2.191E-08  1.887E-08  1.646E-08 SE         3. 950E-15 2. 548E-09 3. 681E-08   6.787E-08   8.169E-08 7.155E-08 5.912E-08 4.872E-08     4.061E-08  3.433E-08  2.945E-08 SSE         2. 891E-11 3. 887E-09 3.709E-08    6.714E-08   8.110E-08 7.143E-08 5.928E-08 4.901E-08     4.094E-08  3.467E-08  2.978E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000       7.500     10.000     15.000       20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S         4.028E-08 2.628E-08 1.699E-08      9.684E-09   6.757E-09 5.090E-09 3.954E-09 3. 196E-09    2. 681E-09 2.293E-09  1. 985E-09 SSW         2.999E-08 2.484E-08 1.630E-08      9.488E-09   7.025E-09 5.373E-09 4.206E-09 3. 423E-09    2. 869E-09 2.455E-09  2. 137E-09 SW         1.790E-08 1.217E-08 7.927E-09      4.562E-09   3.243E-09 2.481E-09 1.999E-09 1. 619E-09    1. 350E-09 1. 151E-09 9. 982E-10 WSW         2.102E-08 1.293E-08 8.921E-09      5.351E-09   3.585E-09 2.633E-09 2.049E-09 1. 659E-09    1. 382E-09 1.177E-09  1. 020E-09 W         1.458E-08 8.881E-09 7.649E-09      6.559E-09   5.884E-09 4.513E-09 3.583E-09 2. 952E-09    2. 498E-09 2. 157E-09 1. 892E-09 WNW         1.989E-08 1.054E-08 6.887E-09     3.948E-09    2.635E-09 1.926E-09 1.493E-09 1. 203E-09    9. 974E-10 8. 453E-10 7.293E-10 NW         3.311E-08 1.880E-08 1.298E-08      7.995E-09   5.427E-09 4.026E-09 3.219E-09 2. 639E-09    2.211E-09  1. 891E-09 1. 645E-09 NNW         3.952E-08 2.182E-08 1.408E-08      8.019E-09   5.395E-09 3.974E-09 3.120E-09 2. 544E-09    2. 146E-09 1. 836E-09 1. 591E-09 N         2.697E-08 1.743E-08 1.499E-08      1. 315E-08  1.195E-08 1.025E-08 8.112E-09 6. 630E-09    5. 561E-09 4. 765E-09 4. 152E-09 NNE         2.470E-08 4.858E-08 3.195E-08      1. 870E-08  1.284E-08 9.612E-09 7.597E-09 6. 233E-09    5.254E-09  4. 522E-09 3. 955E-09 NE         1.828E-08 4.022E-08 2.651E-08     1. 556E-08   1.070E-08 8.016E-09 6.434E-09 5. 333E-09    4. 541E-09 3. 904E-09 3. 412E-09 ENE         6.992E-09 1.150E-08 7.689E-09     4.584E-09    3.179E-09 2.396E-09 2.015E-09 1. 718E-09    1. 446E-09 1.244E-09  1. 087E-09 E         9.620E-09 1.040E-08 6.722E-09     3.824E-09    2.567E-09 1.887E-09 1.468E-09 1. 188E-09    9. 986E-10 8. 548E-10 7. 397E-10 ESE         1.687E-08 1.680E-08 1.092E-08      6.247E-09   4.206E-09 3.097E-09 2.413E-09 1. 955E-09    1. 629E-09 1. 388E-09 1.203E-09 SE         2.558E-08 1.504E-08 1.097E-08     7.071E-09    4.870E-09 3.630E-09 2.847E-09 2.314E-09     1. 912E-09 1. 616E-09 1. 390E-09 SSE         3.016E-08 2.687E-08 1.708E-08      9.530E-09   6.323E-09 4.610E-09 3.565E-09 2. 872E-09    2. 383E-09 2. 022E-09 1. 746E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 3.807E-08  6.770E-08   5.421E-08  4.216E-08  4.289E-08    2.526E-08  1.001E-08  5. OOE-09  3.216E-09  2.294E-09 SSW 3.011E-08  5.197E-08   4.540E-08  4.190E-08  3.329E-08    2.219E-08  9. 907E-09 5. 347E-09 3.436E-09  2. 460E-09 SW 4.204E-08  8.800E-08   5.341E-08  3.070E-08  2.061E-08    1.156E-08  4. 723E-09 2. 492E-09 1. 625E-09 1. 153E-09 WSW 3.934E-08  1. 049E-07  6.456E-08  3.669E-08  2.445E-08    1.295E-08  5.360E-09  2. 653E-09 1. 665E-09 1. 180E-09 W 6.855E-08  7.373E-08   3.965E-08  2.400E-08  1.686E-08    9. 601E-09 6.501E-09  4.507E-09  2. 959E-09 2. 160E-09 WNW 7.370E-08  1.212E-07   6.561E-08  3.717E-08  2.395E-08    1.099E-08  4.017E-09  1. 942E-09 1.208E-09  8. 474E-10 NW 4.984E-08  1. 655E-07  1. 024E-07 5.923E-08  3.921E-08    1.939E-08  7. 960E-09 4.077E-09  2. 642E-09 1. 895E-09 NNW 4.117E-08  1. 011E-07  9.484E-08  7.023E-08  4.722E-08    2.231E-08  8.200E-09  4.011E-09  2.557E-09  1. 837E-09 N 3.192E-08  6.035E-08   5.329E-08  3. 970E-08 3.033E-08    1.846E-08  1.302E-08  9.848E-09  6. 646E-09 4. 774E-09 NNE 1.987E-08  4.041E-08   3.642E-08  2.787E-08  2.366E-08    3.588E-08  1.904E-08  9. 667E-09 6.250E-09  4.529E-09 NE 1.448E-08  2.805E-08   2.552E-08  1.974E-08  1.714E-08    2.925E-08  1.583E-08  8. 098E-09 5.346E-09  3. 910E-09 ENE 8.903E-09  1.320E-08   1.138E-08  8. 496E-09 6. 954E-09   8. 803E-09 4. 650E-09 2.453E-09  1. 699E-09 1. 246E-09 E 8.380E-09  1.657E-08   1.487E-08  1.139E-08  9. 489E-09   8. 593E-09 3.910E-09  1. 901E-09 1. 196E-09 8. 548E-10 ESE 1.989E-08  3.606E-08   2.999E-08  2.184E-08  1.733E-08    1.420E-08  6. 378E-09 3. 119E-09 1. 962E-09 1. 391E-09 SE 4.300E-08  7.411E-08   5.827E-08  4.053E-08  2.946E-08    1.557E-08  6. 960E-09 3.647E-09  2.313E-09  1. 620E-09 SSE 4.307E-08  7.370E-08   5.841E-08  4.085E-08  3.137E-08    2.325E-08  9. 782E-09 4. 649E-09 2. 883E-09 2. 027E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250       .500       .750      1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        2.630E-15 2.084E-09 3.: 202E-08   6.051E-08   7. 447E-08 6.594E-08 5.487E-08 4. 545E-08   3. 804E-08 4.285E-08  4.540E-08 SSW         2.110E-11 2.623E-09 2.! 583E-08   4. 699E-08  5.705E-08 5.043E-08 4.200E-08 4. 456E-08    4.399E-08  3. 763E-08 3.275E-08 SW         9.008E-16 7.968E-10 2.1839E-08    7.279E-08   1. 148E-07 7.513E-08 5.270E-08 3. 911E-08   3. 033E-08 2. 434E-08 2. 006E-08 WSW         4.157E-16 4.555E-10 2.: 258E-08   7.121E-08   1. 440E-07 9. 155E-08 6.336E-08 4. 673E-08  3. 612E-08 2. 893E-08 2.383E-08 W         1.558E-13 1.544E-08 7. 219E -08   9.218E-08   8.598E-08 5.485E-08 3. 891E-08 2. 962E-08   2.366E-08  1. 957E-08 1. 662E-08 WNW         8.537E-15 3.678E-09 5. 910E-08    1. 194E-07  1. 569E-07 9. 462E-08 6.346E-08 4. 746E-08  3.701E-08  2. 907E-08 2.358E-08 NW         3.319E-16 3.665E-10 2..410E-08    9.371E-08   2.380E-07 1. 460E-07 9. 947E-08 7. 478E-08  5. 886E-08 4. 691E-08 3.852E-08 NNW         2.109E-11 2.003E-09 2.! 953E-08   6. 935E-08  1.119E-07 1. 082E-07 9. 649E-08 8. 332E-08  7.253E-08  5. 695E-08 4. 618E-08 N         2.110E-11 2.681E-09 2. 688E-08    5.024E-08   6.479E-08 6. 178E-08 5. 441E-08 4. 626E-08  3. 963E-08 3. 436E-08 3.013E-08 NNE         1.177E-15 9.913E-10 1. 607E-08    3.209E-08   4.373E-08 4.183E-08 3. 690E-08 3.201E-08    2.782E-08  2. 437E-08 2.156E-08 NE         1.100E-08 3.676E-09 1.:153E-08    2.204E-08   3.031E-08 2. 916E-08 2.584E-08 2. 252E-08   1. 968E-08 1. 734E-08 1. 544E-08 ENE         1.204E-08 6.107E-09 7.! 584E-09   1. 127E-08  1. 426E-08 1. 329E-08 1. 152E-08 9. 852E-09 8.467E-09  7.350E-09  6.452E-09 E         6.639E-16 4.522E-10 6.! 922E-09   1. 342E-08  1. 789E-08 1. 707E-08 1. 507E-08 1. 309E-08 1. 137E-08 9. 958E-09 8.800E-09 ESE         1.762E-15 1.149E-09 1.1 682E-08   3.151E-08   3.937E-08 3.569E-08 3. 035E-08 2. 562E-08   2.180E-08  1. 876E-08 1. 634E-08 SE         3.950E-15 2.547E-09 3.i6S8E-08    6.781E-08   8. 157E-08 7.141E-08 5.897E-08 4. 857E-08   4.046E-08  3. 420E-08 2. 931E-08 SSE         2.891E-11 3.885E-09 3. 706E-08    6.706E-08   8. 097E-08 7.127E-08 5.911E-08 4. 883E-08   4.077E-08  3. 451E-08 2. 962E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000      7.500    10.000       15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S         4.004E-08 2.603E-08 1.678E-08     9.498E-09   6. 581E-09 4.923E-09 3.798E-09 3. 049E-09   2.540E-09  2. 157E-09 1. 855E-09 SSW         2.980E-08 2.448E-08 1.597E-08     9. 192E-09  6.712E-09 5.065E-09 3.915E-09 3. 147E-09    2. 605E-09 2.201E-09  1. 892E-09 SW         1.778E-08 1.201E-08 7.781E-09     4.430E-09   3. 108E-09 2.347E-09 1.864E-09 1.492E-09    1.228E-09  1. 034E-09 8.859E-10 WSW         2.079E-08 1.272E-08 8.724E-09     5.175E-09   3. 429E-09 2.490E-09 1.917E-09 1. 535E-09   1.265E-09  1. 066E-09 9.138E-10 W         1.439E-08 8.692E-09 7.406E-09     6.209E-09   5.444E-09 4.091E-09 3.184E-09 2. 572E-09    2. 133E-09 1. 806E-09 1.553E-09 WNW         1.973E-08 1.042E-08 6.781E-09     3.857E-09   2.554E-09 1.853E-09 1.425E-09 1. 139E-09    9.371E-10  7. 881E-10 6. 746E-10 0       NW         3.280E-08 1.852E-08 1.271E-08     7. 739E-09  5.195E-09 3.811E-09 3.010E-09 2. 439E-09    2.019E-09  1. 708E-09 1.469E-09 NNW         3.907E-08 2.144E-08 1.376E-08     7. 744E-09  5.149E-09 3.749E-09 2.910E-09 2. 346E-09    1. 957E-09 1. 655E-09 1.419E-09 N         2.679E-08 1.726E-08 1.479E-08     1. 290E-08  1.164E-08 9.919E-09 7.797E-09 6. 330E-09    5.275E-09  4.490E-09  3.887E-09 NNE         2.449E-08 4.794E-08 3.138E-08     1. 821E-08  1.239E-08 9.190E-09 7.199E-09 5. 853E-09    4. 890E-09 4. 171E-09 3. 616E-09 NE         1.811E-08 3.961E-08 2.597E-08     1. 508E-08  1.026E-08 7.611E-09 6.045E-09 4. 958E-09    4. 176E-09 3.553E-09  3. 073E-09 ENE         6.925E-09 1.132E-08 7.529E-09     4. 440E-09  3.046E-09 2.270E-09 1.886E-09 1. 588E-09    1. 322E-09 1. 124E-09 9. 718E-10 E         9.537E-09 1.026E-08 6.600E-09     3.721E-09   2.475E-09 1.802E-09 1.390E-09 1. 114E-09    9.282E-10  7. 875E-10 6. 753E-10 ESE         1.674E-08 1.659E-08 1.074E-08     6. 096E-09  4.072E-09 2.974E-09 2.299E-09 1. 848E-09    1. 528E-09 1.292E-09  1. 111E-09 SE         2.545E-08 1.492E-08 1.086E-08     6. 966E-09  4.774E-09 3.540E-09 2.763E-09 2.234E-09     1. 837E-09 1. 545E-09 1.323E-09 SSE         2.998E-08 2.654E-08 1.680E-08     9.290E-09   6.108E-09 4.412E-09 3.380E-09 2. 697E-09    2.217E-09  1. 863E-09 1. 594E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED) FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2        2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 3. 803E-08 6. 758E-08 5. 405E-08 4.199E-08   4.266E-08   2. 503E-08 9.819E-09  4. 915E-09 3.069E-09  2.159E-09 SSW 3. 008E-08 5. 188E-08 4.527E-08  4.173E-08   3.310E-08   2. 188E-08 9.597E-09  5. 044E-09 3.160E-09  2.206E-09 SW 4. 199E-08 8. 782E-08 5.325E-08  3.056E-08   2.048E-08   1. 141E-08 4. 587E-09 2.357E-09  1.498E-09  1.037E-09 WSW 3.928E-08  1. 045E-07 6.423E-08  3.641E-08   2.422E-08   1. 274E-08 5. 187E-09 2.511E-09  1.541E-09  1.068E-09 W 6.846E-08  7.352E-08  3. 944E-08 2.381E-08   1.667E-08   9.387E-09  6. 135E-09 4.089E-09  2.580E-09  1.809E-09 WNW 7.359E-08  1. 209E-07 6.537E-08  3.697E-08   2.378E-08   1. 087E-08 3.927E-09  1. 869E-09 1.144E-09  7.902E-10 NW 4. 976E-08 1. 650E-07 1. 020E-07 5.886E-08   3.889E-08   1. 911E-08 7. 713E-09 3.859E-09  2.442E-09  1.712E-09 NNW 4. 111E-08 1. 008E-07 9. 434E-08 6.968E-08   4.674E-08   2.194E-08  7. 927E-09 3.787E-09  2.359E-09  1.657E-09 N 3.188E-08  6. 022E-08 5. 311E-08 3.952E-08   3.015E-08   1. 828E-08 1.276E-08  9.529E-09  6.347E-09  4.499E-09 NNE 1. 984E-08 4. 030E-08 3. 626E-08 2.770E-08   2.348E-08   3.537E-08  1. 855E-08 9.246E-09  5.871E-09  4.178E-09 NE 1. 446E-08 2.796E-08  2. 540E-08 1.960E-08   1.699E-08   2.877E-08  1. 536E-08 7. 692E-09 4.971E-09  3.560E-09 ENE 8. 892E-09 1. 316E-08 1. 132E-08 8.437E-09   6.893E-09   8. 658E-09 4.507E-09  2. 323E-09 1.572E-09  1.126E-09 E 8.371E-09  1. 653E-08 1. 481E-08 1.132E-08   9.416E-09   8. 474E-09 3.807E-09  1. 817E-09 1.122E-09  7.877E-10 ESE 1. 987E-08 3.599E-08  2. 988E-08 2.173E-08   1.720E-08   1. 402E-08 6.229E-09  2. 997E-09 1.855E-09  1.295E-09 SE 4.296E-08  7.400E-08  5. 813E-08 4.039E-08   2.933E-08   1. 546E-08 6.858E-09  3.558E-09  2.234E-09  1.549E-09 SSE 4.302E-08  7.357E-08  5.824E-08  4.069E-08   3.120E-08   2.298E-08  9.545E-09  4. 452E-09 2.709E-09  1.868E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,       DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250        .500      .750      1.000        1.500      2.000     2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        2.630E-15 2.085E-09 3.204E-08     6.056E-08   7.391E-08 6.491E-08 5.360E-08 4.409E-08    3.668E-08  4.124E-08  4.368E-08 SSW         2.110E-lI 2.615E-09 2.581E-08    4.699E-08    5.660E-08 4.963E-08 4.102E-08 4.331E-08    4.260E-08  3.627E-08  3.146E-08 SW         9.010E-16 7.971E-10 2.841E-08    7.286E-08    1. 137E-07 7.375E-08 5.136E-08 3.790E-08   2.924E-08  2.336E-08  1.919E-08 WSW         4.158E-16 4.557E-10 2.260E-08    7.121E-08    1. 431E-07 9.049E-08 6.238E-08 4.586E-08   3.536E-08  2.827E-08  2.324E-08 W        1.558E-13 1.545E-08 7.183E-08    9.116E-08    8.456E-08 5.370E-08 3.800E-08 2.888E-08    2.306E-08  1.907E-08  1.619E-08 WNW         8.538E-15 3.680E-09 5.910E-08    1. 186E-07   1. 548E-07 9.274E-08 6.186E-08 4.608E-08   3.582E-08  2.802E-08  2.260E-08 NW         3.319E-16 3.667E-10 2.412E-08    9.358E-08    2.369E-07 1. 448E-07 9.842E-08 7.388E-08   5.810E-08  4.618E-08  3.779E-08 NNW         2.110E-Il 1.995E-09 2.951E-08    6.939E-08    1. 111E-07 1. 068E-07 9.492E-08 8.182E-08  7.115E-08  5.564E-08  4.492E-08 N        2.110E-11 2.673E-09 2.686E-08    5.025E-08    6.433E-08 6.093E-08 5.336E-08 4.514E-08    3.852E-08  3.327E-08  2.910E-08 NNE         1.177E-15 9.917E-10 1.608E-08    3.213E-08    4.345E-08 4.130E-08 3.625E-08 3.130E-08    2.711E-08  2.367E-08  2.089E-08 NE         1.100E-08 3.649E-09 1.152E-08    2.206E-08    3.012E-08 2.879E-08 2.538E-08 2.203E-08    1.918E-08  1.685E-08  1.496E-08 ENE         1.205E-08 6.056E-09 7.523E-09    1.123E-08    1.414E-08 1.310E-08 1.128E-08 9. 603E-09   8.217E-09  7.105E-09  6.216E-09 E        6.640E-16 4.524E-10 6.926E-09     1.343E-08   1.778E-08 1.686E-08 1.481E-08 1.281E-08    1.110E-08  9.694E-09  8. 547E-09 ESE         1.762E-15 1.149E-09 1.683E-08    3.154E-08    3.909E-08 3.517E-08 2. 972E-08 2.495E-08   2.112E-08  1.810E-08  1.571E-08 SE         3.950E-15 2.547E-09 3.680E-08     6.785E-08   8.094E-08 7.025E-08 5.757E-08 4.708E-08    3.897E-08  3.274E-08  2.791E-08 SSE         2.891E-11 3.872E-09 3.702E-08     6.706E-08   8. 032E-08 7.012E-08 5.772E-08 4.735E-08   3.928E-08  3.306E-08  2.823E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR           5.000      7.500     10.000     15.000       20.000    25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        3.842E-08 2.456E-08 1.538E-08    8.231E-0O 5.364E-09 3.819E-09 2.845E-09 2. .215E-09 9                                             1. 799E-09 1. 494E-09 1. 258E-09 SSW         2.858E-08 2.340E-08 1.485E-08    8.087E-0 9 5.575E-09 4.084E-09 3.079E-09 2. 422E-09     1. 967E-09 1. 634E-09 1.383E-09 SW         1.697E-08 1.135E-08 7.156E-09    3.857E-0O9 2.549E-09 1.834E-09 1.419E-09 1. .109E-09    8. 952E-10 7. 402E-10 6.238E-10 WSW         2.026E-08 1.217E-08 8.121E-09    4.600E-0O9 2.942E-09 2.077E-09 1.560E-09 1. 223E-09     9. 893E-10 8. 199E-10 6. 925E-10 W        1.403E-08 8.498E-09 7.288E-09    5.879E-0O 9 4.911E-09 3.614E-09 2.765E-09 2. 201E-09    1. 805E-09 1. 513E-09 1.291E-09 WNW         1.882E-08 9.653E-09 6.097E-09    3.263E-0O 9 2.018E-09 1.396E-09 1.041E-09 8. .100E-10   6. 503E-10 5. 351E-10 4. 490E-10 0D        NW         3.203E-08 1.761E-08 1.174E-08    6.734E-0O9 4.269E-09 2.989E-09 2.289E-09 1. 812E-09     1. 469E-09 1. 219E-09 1.031E-09 NNW         3.782E-08 2.022E-08 1.260E-08    6.681E-0O9 4.149E-09 2.856E-09 2.116E-09 1. 645E-09     1. 336E-09 1. 106E-09 9.305E-10 N        2.580E-08 1.649E-08 1.417E-08    1.249E-083 1.111E-08 9.094E-09 6.984E-09 5. 555E-09     4.545E-09  3. 806E-09 3.245E-09 NNE         2.380E-08 4.703E-08 2.987E-08    1. 642E-083 1.061E-08 7.547E-09 5.704E-09 4. 495E-09    3. 653E-09 3. 038E-09 2.575E-09 NE         1.763E-08 3.900E-08 2.481E-08    1. 362E-08 8 S.743E-09 6.183E-09 4.749E-09 3. 806E-09   3. 142E-09 2. 625E-09 2.233E-09 ENE         6.680E-09 1.108E-08 7.164E-09    3.978E-099 2.542E-09 1.787E-09 1.412E-09 1. 148E-09     9.316E-10  7. 738E-10 6.547E-10 E        9.281E-09 9.998E-09 6.244E-09    3.313E-099 2.055E-09 1.413E-09 1.038E-09 7. 971E-10     6.385E-10  5.241E-10  4. 377E-10 ESE         1.609E-08 1.599E-08 1.006E-08    5.391E-0O9 3.375E-09 2.337E-09 1.725E-09 1. 331E-09     1. 061E-09 8. 673E-i0 7.231E-10 SE         2.411E-08 1.386E-08 9.975E-09    6.304E-099 4.270E-09 3.141E-09 2.436E-09 1. 950E-09     1. 570E-09 1.295E-09  1. 090E-09 SSE         2.851E-08 2.509E-08 1.539E-08    8.082E-099 5.071E-09 3.524E-09 2.612E-09 2. 025E-09     1. 622E-09 1. 332E-09 1. 115E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)  FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2        2-3        3-4        4-5          5-10      10-20     20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 3.806E-08  6.694E-08  5.281E-08  4.054E-08  4.101E-08    2.356E-08  8.546E-09  3,841E-09 2.236E-09  1.497E-09 SSW 3.007E-08   5.137E-08  4.423E-08  4.039E-08  3.182E-08    2.075E-08  8.475E-09  4.079E-09 2. 436E-09 1. 640E-09 SW 4.203E-08   8.686E-08  5.195E-08  2.948E-08  1.960E-08    1.073E-08  4.009E-09  1.858E-09 1. 116E-09 7.430E-10 WSW 3.928E-08   1. 037E-07 6.327E-08  3.566E-08  2.363E-08    1.217E-08  4.645E-09  2.101E-09 1. 230E-09 8.229E-10 W 6.789E-08  7.231E-08  3.854E-08  2.320E-08  1.624E-08    9. 189E-09 5.762E-09  3.620E-09 2.211E-09  1. 517E-09 WNW 7.325E-08   1. 192E-07 6.378E-08  3.578E-08  2.281E-08    1.011E-08  3.339E-09  1.420E-09 8. 151E-10 5. 373E-10 NW 4.971E-08   1. 641E-07 1. OlOE-07 5.807E-08  3.814E-08    1.821E-08  6.750E-09  3.050E-09 1. 817E-09 1.224E-09 NNW 4.112E-08   9.991E-08  9.284E-08  6.829E-08  4.547E-08    2.074E-08  6.871E-09  2.905E-09 1. 662E-09 1. 109E-09 N 3.-188E-08 5.969E-08  5.209E-08  3.841E-08  2.911E-08    1.753E-08  1.225E-08  8.789E-09 5.578E-09  3. 817E-09 NNE 1.986E-08   3.998E-08  3.562E-08  2.700E-08  2.279E-08    3.424E-08  1.683E-08  7.627E-09 4.520E-09  3. 049E-09 NE 1.445E-08   2.774E-08  2.495E-08  1.911E-08  1.651E-08    2.794E-08  1.394E-08  6.292E-09 3.823E-09  2. 633E-09 ENE 8.846E-09   1.303E-08  1.110E-08  8. 189E-09 6. 651E-09   8. 362E-09 4.048E-09  1.838E-09 1. 141E-09 7.764E-10 E 8.377E-09  1.640E-08  1.456E-08  1.105E-08  9.159E-09    8. 170E-09 3.405E-09  1.434E-09 8. 054E-10 5.260E-10 ESE 1.988E-08   3.567E-08  2.926E-08  2.106E-08  1.656E-08    1.338E-08  5.532E-09  2.369E-09 1. 341E-09 8.713E-10 SE 4.299E-08   7.328E-08  5.676E-08  3.891E-08  2.793E-08    1.441E-08  6.216E-09  3.160E-09 1. 944E-09 1. 300E-09 SSE 4.301E-08   7.284E-08  5.688E-08  3.922E-08  2.976E-08    2.154E-08  8.369E-09  3.572E-09 2. 039E-09 1. 337E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND         SECTORS DIRECTION                                                            DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE                  .25          .50        .75       1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00       3.50       4.00       4.50 S          1.886E-10      1. 132E-09 2.410E-09 2.496E-09 1.559E-09 1.045E-09 7.384E-10 5.424E-10        4.108E-10  3. 439E-10 3. 083E-10 SSW            4.034E-10      1.078E-09 2.026E-09 2.036E-09 1.255E-09 8.382E-10 5.909E-10 4.337E-10         4.153E-10  3. 139E-10 2. 455E-10 SW           6.812E-11      4. 087E-10 8.702E-10 9.013E-10 1.119E-09 6.089E-10 3.766E-10 2.554E-10        1.844E-10  1. 393E-10 1. 090E-10 WSW             3.799E-11      2.279E-10 4.853E-10 1.126E-09 6.222E-10 3.385E-10 2.094E-10 1.420E-10         1.025E-10  7.746E-11  6. 060E-11 W           2.882E-11      1. 592E-09 1. 538E-09 9.909E-10 4.650E-10 2.531E-10 1.567E-10 1.064E-10       7.705E-11  5. 845E-11 4. 595E-11 WNW             4.192E-11      2. 515E-10 1. 928E-09 1.450E-09 9.110E-10 4.592E-10 2.734E-10 1.826E-10       1.369E-10  1. 064E-10 8.754E-11 NW           3.144E-11      1. 886E-10 4.016E-10 1.065E-09 7.196E-10 3.629E-10 2.212E-10 1.551E-10        1.216E-10  1. 036E-10 9.369E-11 NNW             3.458E-10      7. 320E-10 1.289E-09 1.274E-09 1.513E-09 8.249E-10 5.158E-10 4.210E-10        3.046E-10  2. 347E-10 1. 912E-10 N           4.126E-10      1. 133E-09 2.143E-09 2.158E-09 1.331E-09 8.890E-10 6.268E-10 4.601E-10        3.483E-10  2.703E-10  2. 140E-10 NNE             9.039E-11      5. 423E-10 1. 155E-09 1.196E-09 7.470E-10 5.009E-10 3.538E-10 2.599E-10       1.968E-10  1. 528E-10 1.210E-10 NE           5.645E-10      7. 017E-10 9.553E-10 8.660E-10 5.073E-10 3.334E-10 2.333E-10 1.705E-10        1.289E-10  9. 992E-11 7. 913E-11 ENE             7.858E-10      6. 871E-10 6. 549E-10 4.930E-10 2.575E-10 1.625E-10 1.114E-10 8.066E-11       6.064E-11  4. 692E-11 3. 715E-11 E           4.585E-11      2. 751E-10 5. 857E-10 6.067E-10 3.789E-10 2.541E-10 1.795E-10 1.318E-10       9.985E-11  7. 750E-11 6. 137E-11 ESE             1.140E-10      6. 837E-10 1. 456E-09 1.508E-09 9.419E-10 6.316E-10 4.461E-10 3.277E-10       2.482E-10  1. 926E-10 1.526E-10 SE           2.515E-10      1. 509E-09 3.213E-09 3.328E-09 2.079E-09 1.394E-09 9.845E-10 7.232E-10        5.477E-10  4.251E-10  3.367E-10 SSE            4.610E-10      1. 424E-09 2. 762E-09 2.799E-09 1.731E-09 1.158E-09 8.166E-10 5.994E-10       4.538E-10  3.522E-10  2.789E-10 DIRECTION                                                            DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE               5.00          7.50      10.00       15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00      40.00      45.00      50.00 S          2.478E-10      1. 669E-10 1. 123E-10 6.406E-11 4.019E-11 3.013E-11 2.157E-11 1.618E-11       1.269E-11  1. 014E-11 8.276E-12 SSW            1.974E-10      1.292E-10 8. 626E-11   4.889E-11  3.435E-11 2.332E-11 1.671E-11 1.255E-11     9.758E-12  7. 795E-12 6. 362E-12 SW           8.762E-11      6. 405E-11 4.403E-11 2.560E-11 1.614E-11 1.135E-11 8.315E-12 6.244E-12        4.855E-12  3. 878E-12 3. 165E-12 WSW             4.871E-11      5. 190E-11 3.848E-11 2.307E-11 1.396E-11 9.363E-12 6.748E-12 5.067E-12        3.940E-12  3. 147E-12 2.569E-12 W           3.714E-11      1. 706E-11 2.294E-11 1.629E-11 9.785E-12 6.561E-12 4.701E-12 3.530E-12        2.745E-12  2. 192E-12 1. 790E-12 WNW             7.575E-11      4. 608E-11 3.302E-11 1.988E-11 1.288E-11 8.294E-12 5.959E-12 4.474E-12        3.479E-12  2. 779E-12 2.268E-12 NW           8.831E-11      6. 758E-11 5.310E-11 3.120E-11 1.918E-11 1.281E-11 8.806E-12 6.613E-12        5.165E-12  4. 126E-12 3. 368E-12 NNW             1.637E-10      9. 619E-11 6.776E-11 4.023E-11 2.550E-11 1.693E-11 1.228E-11 9.390E-12        7.233E-12  5. 778E-12 4. 717E-12 0         N           1.724E-10      8. 165E-11 4. 977E-11 2.616E-11 7.949E-11 4.671E-11 3.347E-11 2.513E-11       1.954E-11  1. 561E-11 1.274E-11 NNE             9.745E-11      2. OOOE-10 1.260E-10 6.664E-11 4.088E-11 2.732E-11 1.946E-11 1.452E-11        1.123E-11  8. 924E-12 7.255E-12 NE           6.376E-11      1. 389E-10 8. 984E-11 4.886E-11 3.021E-11 2.014E-11 1.350E-11 1.011E-11       7.863E-12  6.320E-12  5. 158E-12 ENE             2.998E-11      4. 437E-11 3.368E-11 2.122E-11 1.368E-11 9.083E-12 6.385E-12 4.101E-12        3.189E-12  2.548E-12  2. 080E-12 E           4.943E-11      5.286E-11 3. 784E-11 2.275E-11 1.446E-11 9.581E-12 6.737E-12 4.948E-12        3.780E-12  3.251E-12  2. 642E-12 ESE             1.229E-10      1. lOE-10 7. 653E-11 4.460E-11 2.813E-11 1.869E-11 1.319E-11 9.737E-12        7.472E-12  5. 909E-12 4. 786E-12 SE           2.712E-10      1.284E-10 7. 824E-11 4.109E-11 2.495E-11 1.704E-11 1.260E-11 2.032E-11        1.563E-11  1.238E-11  1. 005E-11 SSE             2.247E-10      2.274E-10 1. 390E-10 7.102E-11 4.313E-11 2.889E-11 2.068E-11 1.550E-11        1.204E-11  9. 611E-12 7. 839E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1           1-2           2-3        3-4         4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 2.164E-09     1..539E-09     7. 419E-10 4.229E-10   2. 965E-10 1. 606E-10 6.417E-11  2. 939E-11 1. 639E-11 1. 021E-11 SSW 1.820E-09     1.;243E-09     5. 940E-10 3.819E-10   2. 479E-10 1. 253E-10 5. 073E-11 2. 362E-11 1.268E-11  7. 846E-12 SW 7.815E-10     8..440E-10     3. 901E-10 1. 875E-10  1. 101E-10 6. 039E-11 2.549E-11  1. 141E-11 6.307E-12  3. 903E-12 WSW 7.129E-10     6.'081E-10     2. 168E-10 1. 042E-10  6. 119E-11 4.523E-11  2.245E-11  9. 544E-12 5. 118E-12 3. 168E-12 W 1.307E-09     4.:877E-10     1. 623E-10 7.836E-11   4. 639E-11 2.414E-11  1. 488E-11 6.677E-12  3.565E-12  2.207E-12 WNW 1.343E-09     8..300E-10     2. 866E-10 1.383E-10   8. 876E-11 4. 687E-11 1. 969E-11 8. 582E-12 4.519E-12  2. 797E-12 NW 6.492E-10     6..379E-10     2.325E-10  1. 243E-10  9. 464E-11 6.575E-11  3. 073E-11 1.291E-11  6. 688E-12 4. 153E-12 NNW 1.158E-09     1.'154E-09     5. 603E-10 3. 112E-10  1. 939E-10 9. 856E-11 3. 980E-11 1. 736E-11 9. 393E-12 5. 816E-12 N 1.925E-09     1..318E-09     6.300E-10  3.505E-10   2. 153E-10 8.765E-11  5.511E-11  5. 016E-11 2. 539E-11 1. 571E-11 NNE 1.037E-09     7.. 374E-10    3.555E-10  1. 981E-10  1.217E-10  1. 443E-10 6. 838E-11 2.779E-11  1. 468E-11 8. 988E-12 NE 8.593E-10     5.'097E-10     2. 349E-10 1.297E-10   7. 960E-11 1. 004E-10 4. 968E-11 2.017E-11  1. 022E-11 6. 347E-12 ENE 5.901E-10    2. 676E-10      1. 127E-10 6. 113E-11  3. 739E-11 3. 642E-11 2.064E-11  9.230E-12  4. 406E-12 2. 565E-12 E 5.260E-10     3. 740E-10     1. 803E-10 1. 005E-10  6. 173E-11 4.542E-11  2.242E-11  9.744E-12  5. 014E-12 3. 182E-12 ESE 1.307E-09     9.:298E-10     4. 482E-10 2.498E-10   1. 534E-10 9. 832E-11 4.438E-11  1. 901E-11 9. 861E-12 5. 956E-12 SE 2.885SE-09   2.'052E-09      9. 891E-10 5.512E-10   3. 386E-10 1. 378E-10 4.217E-11  1. 738E-11 1. 633E-11 1.248E-11 SSE 2.481E-09     1. 714E-09     8.206E-10  4.567E-10   2. 805E-10 1. 875E-10 7.373E-11  2. 940E-11 1.566E-11  9. 675E-12

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - OCT-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF DIRECTION DIST. X/Q        X/Q      X/Q        D/Q ID    LOCATION FROM SITE (MI) (SEC/M3)   (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER) 2.26 DAY   a.0 DAY DECAY      DECAY     DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site Boundary    S    .80   3.9E-08   3.9E-08   3.9E-08   2.5E-09 A  Site Boundary  SSW    .82   3.3E-08   3.3E-08   3.3E-08   2. IE-09 A  Site Boundary   SW    .97   6.9E-08   6.9E-08   6.9E-08   9.2E-10 A  Site Boundary WSW     .93   5.6E-08   5.6E-08   5.6E-08   9.4E-10 A  Site Boundary    W    .91   8.8E-08   8.8E-08   8.8E-08   1.2E-09 A  Site Boundary WNW     .94   1.1E-07   1.1E-07   1.1E-07   1.6E-09 A  Site Boundary   NW    .81   3.8E-08   3.8E-08   3.BE-08   4.2E-10 A  Site Boundary NNW     .69   1.9E-08   1.9E-08   1.8E-08   1.1E-09 A  Site Boundary    N    .67   1.7E-08   1.7E-08   1.7E-08   1.8E-09 A  Site Boundary NNE     .60   4.7E-09   4.7E-09   4.7E-09   7.8E-10 A  Site Boundary   NE    .62   5.3E-09   5.3E-09   5.3E-09   8.2E-10 A  Site Boundary ENE     .59   5.2E-09   5.2E-09   5.2E-09   6.7E-10 A  Site Boundary    E    .53   7.2E-10   7.2E-10   7.2E-10   3.OE-10 A  Site Boundary ESE     .54   2.2E-09   2.2E-09   2.2E-09   7.9E-10 A  Site Boundary   SE    .65   1.9E-08   1. 9E-08  1.9E-08   2.5E-09 A  Site Boundary SSE     .81   4.6E-08   4.6E-08   4.6E-08   2.9E-09 A  Nearest Res   SSW   2.10    4.9E-08   4.9E-08   4.8E-08   7.8E-10 A  Nearest Res     SW  1.30    1.IE-07   1.1E-07   1.1E-07   1.5E-09 A  Nearest Res   WSW   1.90    1.OE-07   9.9E-08   9.8E-08   3.8E-10 A  Nearest Res      W  1.00    9.2E-08   9.2E-08   9.1E-08   9.9E-10 A  Nearest Res   WNW   1.70    1.3E-07   1.3E-07   1.2E-07   6.8E-10 A  Nearest Res     NW    .90   6.1E-08   6.1E-08   6.1E-08   1.1E-09 A  Nearest Res   NNW   1.90    1.1E-07   1.1E-07   1.1E-07   9.2E-10 A  Nearest Res      N  2.50    5.5E-08   5.4E-08   5.3E-08   6.3E-10 A  Nearest Res     NE  2.80    2.4E-08   2.4E-08   2.3E-08   1.9E-10 A  Nearest Res   ENE   1.70    1.4E-08   1.4E-08   1.4E-08   2.1E-10 A  Nearest Res      E  1.90    1.7E-08   1.7E-08   1.7E-08   2.7E-10 A  Nearest Res   ESE   2.30    3.3E-08   3.2E-08   3.2E-08   5.1E-10 A  Nearest Cow   NNW   3.50    7.3E-08   7.3E-08   7.1E-08   3.OE-10 A  Nearest Garde   SW  1.30    1.1E-07   1.1E-07   1.1E-07   1.5E-09 A  Nearest Garde WSW   1.90    1.OE-07   9.9E-08   9.8E-08   3.8E-10 A  Nearest Garde WNW   2.40    6.9E-08   6.8E-08   6.7E-08   3.OE-10 A  Nearest Garde   NW  2.90    7.9E-08   7.9E-08   7.8E-08   1.6E-10 A  Nearest Garde NNW   2.80    8.9E-08   8.SE-08   8.7E-08   4.BE-10 A  Nearest Garde   NE  2.80    2.4E-08   2.4E-08   2.3E-08   1.9E-10 A  Nearest Garde ENE   1.70    1.4E-08   1.4E-08   1.4E-08   2.1E-10 A  Nearest Garde    E  1.90    1.7E-08   1. 7E-08  1.7E-08   2.7E-10 A  Nearest Garde ESE   3.00    2.6E-08   2.6E-08   2.5E-08   3.3E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    S  1.50    7.5E-08   7.4E-08   7.4E-08   1.6E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q SSW   1.50    5.7E-08   5.7E-08   5.7E-08   1.3E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   SW  1.50    1.1E-07   1. 1E-07  1.1E-07   1.1E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q WSW   1.50    1.4E-07   1.4E-07   1.4E-07   6.2E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    W  1.00    9.2E-08   9.2E-08   9.1E-08   9.9E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q WNW   1.50    1.6E-07   1.6E-07   1.5E-07   9.1E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   NW  1.50    2.4E-07   2.4E-07   2.4E-07   7.2E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q NNW   1.50    1.1E-07   1. 1E-07  1.1E-07   1.5E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    N  1.50    6.5E-08   6.5E-08   6.4E-08   1.3E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q NNE   7.50    4.9E-08   4.8E-08   4.7E-08   2.0E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   NE  7.50    4.OE-08   4.OE-08   3.9E-08   1.4E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q ENE   1.50    1.4E-08   1.4E-08   1.4E-08   2.6E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    E  1.50    1.8E-08   1.8E-08   1.8E-08   3.8E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q ESE   1.50    3.9E-08   3.9E-08   3.9E-08   9.4E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   SE  1.50    8.2E-08   8.2E-08   8.1E-08   2.1E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q SSE   1.50    8.1E-08   8.1E-08   8.OE-08   1.7E-09

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Elevated Releases July-December 2009 B312

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 NO DECAY,     UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR              .250       .500        750      1.000       1.500      2.000     2.500      3.000     3.500      4.000      4.500 S         1.694E-11 3. 127E-09 3.45 0E-08   6.575E-088 8.350E-08 7.545E-08 6.364E-08 5 .322E-08   4.488E-08  5.158E-08  5.559E-08 SSW          1. 055E-11 1. 671E-09 1.97 2E-08  3.780E-0O 8 4.842E-08 4.413E-08 3.751E-08 4 .122E-08  4.220E-08  3.672E-08  3.242E-08 SW          1. 446E-11 1. 547E-09 3.2338E-08  8.811E-0O 8 1.537E-07 1.048E-07 7.565E-08 5 .737E-08  4.525E-08  3.683E-08  3.072E-08 WSW          5. 040E-16 6. 431E-10 3.42 OE-08  1.059E-0 7 2.098E-07 1.367E-07 9.644E-08 7 .218E-08   5.646E-08  4.568E-08  3.794E-08 W         2. 739E-13 3.497E-08 1.82 8E-07   2.513E-0 7 2.511E-07 1.598E-07 1.116E-07 8 .326E-08   6.514E-08  5.280E-08  4.399E-08 WNW          1.202E-10 1. 124E-08 1.1118E-07   2.199E-0 7 3.084E-07 1.923E-07 1.324E-07 1 .027E-07   8.291E-08  6.616E-08  5.438E-08 NW          9. 980E-10 2. 134E-08 1.0331E-07  2.420E-0 7 4.815E-07 2.941E-07 2.002E-07 1 .506E-07   1.186E-07  9.461E-08  7.773E-08 NNW          4. 750E-09 3.344E-08 7.4113E-08   1.069E-0 7 1.406E-07 1.315E-07 1.187E-07 1 .071E-07   9.992E-08  7.940E-08  6.509E-08 N         5. 504E-09 3.254E-08 5.26 OE-08   5.938E-088 6.121E-08 5.575E-08 4.847E-08 4 .105E-08   3.512E-08  3.044E-08  2.670E-08 NNE          1. 039E-10 7.209E-09 2.54 5E-08   4.040E-0O 8 5.048E-08 4.699E-08 4.078E-08 3 .495E-08  3.011E-08  2.619E-08  2.304E-08 NE          5. 499E-09 2. 135E-09 1.11.3E-08  2.208E-0O 8 3.020E-08 2.872E-08 2.518E-08 2 .174E-08  1.883E-08  1.646E-08  1.454E-08 ENE          6. 023E-09 3.251E-09 8.02 9E-09   1.491E-088 2.003E-08 1.861E-08 1.595E-08 1 .347E-08   1.144E-08  9.828E-09  8. 545E-09 E         3. 816E-16 3.156E-10 5.1886E-09   1.037E-088 1.425E-08 1.379E-08 1.229E-08 1 .075E-08   9.407E-09  8.288E-09  7.369E-09 ESE          1.446E-11 1. 558E-09 1.28 I1E-08  2.346E-088 2.991E-08 2.757E-08 2.371E-08 2 .018E-08   1.727E-08  1.494E-08  1.308E-08 SE          5.274E-11 4. 195E-09 2.81 B8E-08  4.872E-088 5.805E-08 5.111E-08 4.250E-08 3 .525E-08   2.956E-08  2.515E-08  2.169E-08 SSE          3. 946E-11 3. 938E-09 3.17 3E-08  5.735E-088 7.086E-08 6.370E-08 5.375E-08 4 .507E-08   3.812E-08  3.265E-08  2. 834E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000       7.500     10.000     15.000     20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000    40.000     45.000     50.000 S         4.918E-08 3.143E-08 2.026E-08     1.149E-0O 8 7.912E-09 5.904E-09 4.574E-09 3 .690E-09  3.083E-09  2. 628E-09 2.272E-09 SSW          2.989E-08 2.414E-08 1.580E-08     9.160E-0O 6.680E-09 5.081E-09 3.971E-09 3 .228E-09    2.703E-09  2.311E-09  2. 009E-09 SW          2.792E-08 2.067E-08 1.360E-08     7.927E-0O 9 5.705E-09 4.400E-09 3.569E-09 2 .900E-09  2.423E-09  2. 070E-09 1. 798E-09 WSW          3.356E-08 2.136E-08 1.481E-08     8. 891E-0O 5.964E-09 4.385E-09 3.415E-09 2 .766E-09   2.306E-09  1. 965E-09 1. 704E-09 W         3.745E-08 2.115E-08 1.602E-08     1.154E-0O 8 9.300E-09 7.021E-09 5.523E-09 4 .514E-09  3.793E-09  3.255E-09  2. 841E-09 WNW          4.634E-08 2. 632E-08 1.807E-08    1.113E-0O 8 7.682E-09 5.765E-09 4.579E-09 3 .756E-09  3.152E-09  2. 694E-09 2. 341E-09 NW          6.625E-08 3.762E-08 2.597E-08     1. 598E-0 3 1.085E-08 8.047E-09 6.429E-09 5. .268E-09 4.413E-09  3. 776E-09 3.285E-09 NNW          5. 620E-08 3.354E-08 2.205E-08    1.289E-0O 8 8.840E-09 6.610E-09 5.292E-09 4. .386E-09 3.784E-09  3.283E-09  2. 864E-09 N         2.376E-08 1.537E-08 1.322E-08     1.174E-0O 8 1.097E-08 9.637E-09 7.660E-09 6. .281E-09 5.276E-09  4. 526E-09 3. 948E-09 NNE          2.565E-08 4.274E-08 2.792E-08     1.619E-0O 8 1.105E-08 8.231E-09 6.479E-09 5. .298E-09 4.453E-09  3. 822E-09 3. 335E-09 NE          1.644E-08 2.970E-08 1.947E-08     1.134E-0O 8 7.760E-09 5.793E-09 4.631E-09 3. .826E-09 3.252E-09  2. 791E-09 2. 435E-09 ENE          8. 815E-09 1.184E-08 7. 842E-09   4.616E-0O 9 3.173E-09 2.376E-09 1.979E-09 1. .679E-09 1.409E-09  1. 208E-09 1. 053E-09 E         S. 164E-09 1.138E-08 7.506E-09    4.391E-0O 9 3.005E-09 2.241E-09 1.765E-09 1. .443E-09 1.245E-09  1. 089E-09 9. 480E-10 ESE          1.356E-08 1.774E-08 1.197E-08     7.204E-0O 9 5.023E-09 3.799E-09 3.024E-09 2. .495E-09 2.112E-09  1. 824E-09 1. 600E-09 SE          1.895E-08 1.142E-08 8. 677E-09    6.067E-0O 9 4.365E-09 3.377E-09 2.736E-09 2. .288E-09 1.908E-09  1. 627E-09 1. 411E-09 SSE          2.996E-08 3.455E-08 2.224E-08     1.263E-0O8 8.486E-09 6.248E-09 4.872E-09 3. .952E-09  3.298E-09  2. 814E-09 2. 442E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1         1-2         2-3        3-4        4-5         5-10      10-20     20-30     30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.142E-08   7.598E-08   6.262E-08  4.982E-08  5.203E-08   3.041E-08  1.185E-08 5.908E-09 3.711E-09  2. 631E-09 SSW 2.375E-08    4.415E-08   4.076E-08  3.983E-08  3.276E-08   2.171E-08  9.534E-09 5.064E-09 3.240E-09  2. 315E-09 SW 5.030E-08    1. 174E-07  7.612E-08  4.550E-08  3.149E-08   1.914E-08  8.200E-09 4.415E-09 2. 909E-09 2. 074E-09 WSW 5.860E-08    1. 542E-07  9.747E-08  5.685E-08  3.861E-08   2.116E-08  8.905E-09 4.418E-09 2.776E-09  1. 969E-09 W 1.804E-07   2. 106E-07  1. 131E-07 6.562E-08  4.418E-08   2 .249E-08 1.154E-08 7.029E-09 4.527E-09  3.261E-09 WNW 1.375E-07    2.371E-07   1. 365E-07 8.218E-08  5.489E-08   2.710E-08  1.114E-08 5.802E-09 3.761E-09  2. 699E-09 NW 1.467E-07    3. 450E-07  2. 054E-07 1. 186E-07 7.848E-08   3.880E-08  1.592E-08 8.146E-09 5.274E-09  3. 783E-09 NNW 7.967E-08    1.291E-07   1. 175E-07 9.416E-08  6.604E-08   3.347E-08  1.313E-08 6.678E-09 4.415E-09  3.276E-09 N 5.116E-08   5.838E-08   4.744E-08  3.503E-08  2.672E-08   1.627E-08  1.173E-08 9.202E-09 6.292E-09  4.534E-09 NNE 2.804E-08    4.669E-08   4.010E-08  3.000E-08  2.494E-08   3.236E-08  1.651E-08 8.282E-09 5.314E-09  3. 829E-09 NE 1.400E-08    2.774E-08   2.475E-08  1.876E-08  1.582E-08   2.221E-08  1.156E-08 5.852E-09 3. 837E-09 2.796E-09 ENE 1.002E-08    1.826E-08   1.567E-08  1.141E-08  9. 025E-09  9.391E-09  4.692E-09 2.430E-09 1. 662E-09 1. 210E-09 E 6.410E-09   1.318E-08   1.207E-08  9.364E-09  7. 936E-09  8.943E-09  4.467E-09 2.254E-09 1. 460E-09 1. 083E-09 ESE 1.504E-08    2.744E-08   2.333E-08  1.721E-08  1.381E-08   1.424E-08  7.293E-09 3.815E-09 2.500E-09  1. 826E-09 SE 3.198E-08    5.289E-08   4.189E-08  2.950E-08  2.170E-08   1.188E-08  5.891E-09 3.384E-09 2.271E-09  1. 630E-09 SSE 3.694E-08    6.467E-08   5.293E-08  3.802E-08  3.022E-08   2.806E-08  1.292E-08 6.294E-09 3. 966E-09 2. 820E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBEED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SIT E SECTOR            .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        1. 693E-11 3. 125E-09 3.447E-08    6. 565E-08  8.331E-08 7.521E-08 6. 338E-08 5. 296E-08   4. 463E-08 5. 125E-08 5. 519E-08 SSW        1. 055E-11 1. 671E-09 1. 970E-08   3. 775E-08  4. 831E-08 4. 399E-08 3. 736E-08 4.102E-08  4. 195E-08 3. 647E-08 3.216E-08 SW        1. 445E-11 1. 546E-09 3.234E-08    8. 793E-08  1. 532E-07 1. 043E-07 7.519E-08 5. 695E-08  4. 487E-08 3. 646E-08 3. 038E-08 WSW        5. 039E-16 6.426E-10 3.415E-08     1. 056E-07  2.090E-07 1. 360E-07 9. 583E-08 7. 163E-08  5.596E-08  4.520E-08  3. 749E-08 W        2. 738E-13 3. 494E-08 1. 825E-07  2. 508E-07   2.503E-07 1. 591E-07 1. 11OE-07 8.268E-08   6. 459E-08 5.228E-08  4. 350E-08 WNW        1. 202E-10 1. 124E-08 1. 117E-07  2. 195E-07   3.075E-07 1. 916E-07 1. 317E-07 1.021E-07   8.229E-08  6.559E-08  5. 385E-08 NW        9. 978E-10 2. 133E-08 1. 030E-07  2. 417E-07   4.803E-07 2. 931E-07 1. 993E-07 1.498E-07   1. 179E-07 9.389E-08  7. 706E-08 NNW        4.749E-09 3. 343E-08 7.407E-08    1. 068E-07   1. 403E-07 1. 311E-07 1. 183E-07 1. 065E-07 9. 919E-08 7. 872E-08 6. 444E-08 N        5.503E-09 3.253E-08 5. 256E-08    5. 931E-08   6. 108E-08 5.559E-08 4. 829E-08 4. 086E-08  3.493E-08  3.025E-08  2. 652E-08 NNE        1. 038E-10 7.205E-09 2. 543E-08   4. 033E-08   5.033E-08 4. 679E-08 4.056E-08 3. 473E-08   2. 988E-08 2.597E-08  2.282E-08 NE        5.498E-09 2. 134E-09 1. 112E-08   2.204E-08    3. 011E-08 2. 860E-08 2.505E-08 2. 161E-08  1. 869E-08 1. 632E-08 1. 440E-08 ENE        6.022E-09 3.250E-09 8. 017E-09     1. 487E-08  1. 995E-08 1. 852E-08 1. 585E-08 1.337E-08  1. 134E-08 9. 729E-09 8. 448E-09 E        3. 816E-16 3.154E-10 5.181E-09     1. 036E-08  1. 422E-08 1. 374E-08 1. 224E-08 1. 069E-08 9. 348E-09 8. 228E-09 7.308E-09 ESE        1. 445E-11 1. 558E-09 1.280E-08   2. 342E-08   2. 984E-08 2.748E-08 2.361E-08 2. 007E-08   1. 716E-08 1. 483E-08 1.297E-08 SE        5.274E-11 4. 194E-09 2. 816E-08    4. 867E-08  5. 795E-08 5.099E-08 4.238E-08 3. 512E-08   2. 944E-08 2. 503E-08 2. 158E-08 SSE        3. 945E-11 3. 936E-09 3.171E-08   5. 728E-08   7. 072E-08 6.353E-08 5. 357E-08 4. 488E-08  3.794E-08  3.247E-08  2. 816E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR          5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000      5.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.878E-08 3.105E-08 1.993E-08      1. 120E-08  7.655E-09 5.664E-09 4.353E-09 3. 483E-09 2. 886E-09 2. 440E-09 2. 092E-09 SSW        2.962E-08 2.371E-08 1.541E-08      8. 813E-09  6.321E-09 4.731E-09 3.644E-09 2. 920E-09 2. 410E-09 2. 031E-09 1. 741E-09 SW        2.756E-08 2.021E-08 1.319E-08     7. 562E-09   5.341E-09 4.041E-09 3.213E-09 2. 565E-09 2. 107E-09 1. 769E-09 1. 511E-09 WSW        3.312E-08 2.093E-08 1.441E-08     8. 531E-09   5.645E-09 4.093E-09 3.145E-09 2. 513E-09 2. 067E-09 1. 738E-09 1. 487E-09 W        3.697E-08 2.072E-08 1.554E-08     1. 095E-08   8.606E-09 6.362E-09 4.908E-09 3. 934E-09 3.244E-09  2. 732E-09 2. 340E-09 WNW        4.582E-08 2.585E-08 1.762E-08     1. 069E-08   7.269E-09 5.374E-09 4.204E-09 3. 396E-09 2. 808E-09 2.366E-09  2. 028E-09 NW        6.561E-08 3.705E-08 2.542E-08     1. 546E-08   1.037E-08 7.609E-09 6.007E-09 4. 865E-09 4.029E-09  3. 409E-09 2. 934E-09 NNW        5.556E-08 3.289E-08 2.147E-08     1. 236E-08   8.357E-09 6.159E-09 4.856E-09 3. 964E-09 3. 364E-09 2. 873E-09 2. 471E-09 N        2.357E-08 1.518E-08 1.301E-08     1. 145E-08   1.058E-08 9.176E-09 7.221E-09 5. 862E-09 4. 877E-09 4. 144E-09 3.581E-09 NNE        2.538E-08 4.202E-08 2.729E-08     1. 565E-08   1.056E-08 7.775E-09 6.053E-09 4. 894E-09 4. 069E-09 3. 454E-09 2. 982E-09 NE        1.627E-08 2.916E-08 1.900E-08     1. 093E-08   7.388E-09 5.448E-09 4.301E-09 3. 510E-09 2. 944E-09 2. 497E-09 2. 153E-09 ENE        8.706E-09 1.158E-08 7.611E-09     4. 409E-09   2.984E-09 2.199E-09 1.799E-09 1. 499E-09 1. 238E-09 1. 045E-09 8. 976E-10 E        8.086E-09 1.115E-08 7.304E-09     4.211E-09    2.840E-09 2.087E-09 1.619E-09 1. 305E-09 1. 108E-09 9. 530E-10 8. 176E-10 ESE        1.343E-08 1.743E-08 1.169E-08     6. 944E-09   4.779E-09 3.567E-09 2.803E-09 2. 282E-09 1. 908E-09 1. 627E-09 1. 409E-09 SE        1.884E-08 1.132E-08 8.571E-09     5. 950E-09   4.250E-09 3.264E-09 2.625E-09 2. 179E-09 1. 805E-09 1. 527E-09 1. 315E-09 SSE        2.974E-08 3.408E-08 2.183E-08     1. 227E-08   8.169E-09 5.957E-09 4.600E-09 3. 695E-09 3.055E-09  2.581E-09  2.219E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)    FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.136E-08 7.578E-08   6.237E-08  4. 953E-08 5. 165E-08   3.005E-08  1. 157E-08 5. 670E-09 3.504E-09  2.443E-09 SSW 2.372E-08  4. 404E-08  4.059E-08  3. 960E-08 3.250E-08    2. 133E-08 9. 172E-09 4. 720E-09 2.933E-09  2.036E-09 SW 5.020E-08  1. 170E-07  7. 566E-08 4.512E-08  3. 114E-08   1. 872E-08 7. 825E-09 4. 057E-09 2.576E-09  1.774E-09 WSW 5.848E-08  1. 536E-07  9. 687E-08 5. 634E-08 3. 816E-08   2. 074E-08 8. 554E-09 4. 128E-09 2.524E-09  1.743E-09 W 1.801E-07 2.099E-07   1. 125E-07 6.507E-08  4.368E-08    2.203E-08  1. 093E-08 6.379E-09  3.949E-09  2.738E-09 WNW 1.373E-07  2.364E-07   1. 358E-07 8.157E-08  5. 435E-08   2. 663E-08 1. 071E-08 5. 411E-09 3.403E-09  2.372E-09 NW 1.465E-07  3.440E-07   2. 045E-07 1. 178E-07 7. 781E-08   3.823E-08  1. 541E-08 7.706E-09  4.873E-09  3.417E-09 NNW 7.959E-08  1.288E-07   1. 170E-07 9.349E-08  6. 538E-08   3.285E-08  1.261E-08  6.224E-09  3.990E-09  2.869E-09 N 5.111E-08 5.824E-08   4. 726E-08 3. 484E-08 2. 653E-08   1. 608E-08 1. 141E-08 8.767E-09  5.875E-09  4.153E-09 NNE 2.800E-08  4. 654E-08  3. 989E-08 2. 978E-08 2. 470E-08   3. 178E-08 1. 597E-08 7.828E-09  4.911E-09  3.461E-09 NE 1.398E-08  2. 765E-08  2. 462E-08 1. 862E-08 1. 566E-08   2. 178E-08 1. 115E-08 5.506E-09  3.520E-09  2.502E-09 ENE 1.001E-08  1. 819E-08  1. 557E-08 1. 131E-08 8. 923E-09   9. 178E-09 4.487E-09  2.249E-09  1.485E-09  1.048E-09 E 6.401E-09 1. 315E-08  1.202E-08  9.306E-09  7. 869E-09   8. 760E-09 4.289E-09  2. 1O1E-09 1.320E-09  9.487E-10 ESE 1.502E-08  2. 737E-08  2.323E-08  1.711E-08  1. 369E-08   1.399E-08  7.036E-09  3.585E-09  2.288E-09  1.629E-09 SE 3.195E-08 5.280E-08   4.177E-08  2. 938E-08 2. 159E-08   1. 177E-08 5.777E-09  3.271E-09  2.164E-09  1.531E-09 SSE 3.690E-08  6. 453E-08  5.275E-08  3.784E-08  3. 002E-08   2.767E-08  1. 257E-08 6. 004E-09 3.710E-09  2.587E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,       DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR             .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        1.694E-11 3.116E-09 3.445E-08     6.568E-0I8 8.269E-08 7.407E-08 6.197E-08 5 .145E-08 4.310E-08 4. 944E-08 5.326E-08 SSW         1.055E-11 1.667E-09 1.970E-08     3. 777E-0I8 4.796E-08 4.334E-08 3.656E-08 3 .999E-08 4. 081E-08 3.535E-08 3. 1OE-08 SW         1.445E-11 1.539E-09 3.233E-08     8. 802E-0I8 1.520E-07 1.028E-07 7.363E-08 5 .550E-08 4.356E-08 3.528E-08 2. 932E-08 WsW         5.040E-16 6.430E-10 3.419E-08     1. 057E-0 7 2.076E-07 1.343E-07 9.418E-08 7 .017E-08 5. 467E-08 4. 407E-08 3. 649E-08 W        2.739E-13 3.496E-08 1.817E-07     2. 484E-0 7 2.467E-07 1.562E-07 1.086E-07 8 .071E-08 6.295E-08 5. 090E-08 4.230E-08 WNW         1.202E-10 1.120E-08 1.115E-07     2. 181E-0 7 3.039E-07 1.882E-07 1.289E-07 9 .962E-08 8. 022E-08 6. 372E-08 5.211E-08 NW         9.979E-10 2.115E-08 1.022E-07     2. 403E-0 7 4.762E-07 2.891E-07 1.959E-07 1 .469E-07 1. 154E-07 9.167E-08 7. 494E-08 NNW         4.750E-09 3.315E-08 7.311E-08     1. 059E-0 7 1.388E-07 1.290E-07 1.161E-07 1 .046E-07 9.752E-08 7. 715E-08 6.291E-08 N        5.504E-09 3.226E-08 5.179E-08     5. 860E-0I8 6.025E-08 5.461E-08 4.725E-08 3 .982E-08 3.393E-08 2. 930E-08 2.562E-08 1.039E-10 7.152E-09 2.523E-08     4. 016E-088 4.988E-08 4.610E-08 3.973E-08 3 .386E-08 2. 901E-08 2. 511E-08 2.200E-08 NNE                                          2. 206E-0I8 2.992E-08 2.823E-08 2.458E-08 2 .11OE-08 1. 818E-08 1. 582E-08 1. 392E-08 5.498E-09 2.121E-09 1.112E-08 ENE                                          1. 488E-0*8 1.982E-08 1.825E-08 1.550E-08 1 .300E-08 1. 096E-08 9. 352E-09 8. 083E-09 6.023E-09 3.225E-09 7.992E-09 E        3.816E-16 3.155E-10 5.184E-09     1. 037E-0I8 1.413E-08 1.358E-08 1.203E-08 1 .048E-08 9. 131E-09 8. 018E-09 7. 107E-09 ESE         1.445E-11 1.551E-09 1.278E-08     2.342E-0I8 2.962E-08 2.709E-08 2.313E-08 1 .956E-08 1. 665E-08 1. 434E-08 1.249E-08 SE         5.274E-11 4.172E-09 2.809E-08     4.862E-0*8 5.747E-08 5.016E-08 4.138E-08 3 .407E-08 2. 838E-08 2. 400E-08 2. 059E-08 SSE         3.946E-11 3.918E-09 3.166E-08     5.726E-0*8 7.016E-08 6.255E-08 5.239E-08 4 .363E-08 3. 668E-08 3. 124E-08 2. 698E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                         DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000      7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.696E-08 2.938E-08 1.833E-08     9. 752E-09  6.271E-09 4.420E-09 3.283E-09 2 .549E-09    2. 060E-09 1. 705E-09 1. 434E-09 SSW         2.862E-08 2.279E-08 1.442E-08     7. 806E-09  5.289E-09 3. 847E-09 2. 894E-09 2 .272E-09  1. 842E-09 1. 527E-09 1.291E-09 sw         2.659E-08 1.942E-08 1.235E-08     6. 722E-09  4.476E-09 3.229E-09 2.507E-09 1 .963E-09    1. 585E-09 1. 311E-09 1. 105E-09 WSW         3.222E-08 2.005E-08 1.345E-08     7. 631E-09  4. 885E-09 3. 451E-09 2.593E-09 2 .032E-09  1. 644E-09 1. 362E-09 1. 150E-09 W        3.594E-08 2.013E-08 1.511E-08     1. 023E-08  7.694E-09 5.570E-09 4.220E-09 3 .333E-09    2. 713E-09 2.260E-09  1. 918E-09 WNW         4.417E-08 2.432E-08 1.613E-08     9.245E-09   5. 867E-09 4. 125E-09 3. 130E-09 2 .472E-09 2. 004E-09 1. 658E-09 1. 398E-09 (I'        NW         6.354E-08 3.497E-08 2.332E-08     1. 340E-08  8. 519E-09 5. 981E-09 4.582E-09 3 .626E-09  2. 941E-09 2. 442E-09 2.066E-09 NNW         5.404E-08 3.126E-08 1.983E-08     1. 076E-08  6. 773E-09 4.709E-09 3.539E-09 2 .784E-09   2.304E-09  1.931E-09  1. 631E-09 N        2.272E-08 1.455E-08 1.251E-08     1. 116E-08  1. 022E-08 8.539E-09 6.578E-09 5 .244E-09   4.292E-09  3.594E-09  3.065E-09 NNE         2.453E-08 4.108E-08 2.592E-08     1.411E-08   9.039E-09 6.385E-09 4. 798E-09 3 .762E-09   3. 043E-09 2.520E-09  2. 127E-09 NE         1.576E-08 2.862E-08 1.811E-08     9. 876E-09  6.313E-09 4.450E-09 3.400E-09 2 .713E-09    2.233E-09  1. 862E-09 1. 580E-09 ENE         8.323E-09 1.125E-08 7.206E-09     3. 960E-09  2.520E-09 1. 765E-09 1. 385E-09 1 .118E-09  9.015E-10  7. 448E-10 6.270E-10 E        7.885E-09 1.099E-08 7.003E-09     3.808E-09   2.396E-09 1. 664E-09 1. 231E-09 9 .51SE-10  7. 791E-10 6. 496E-10 5. 429E-10 ESE         1.294E-08 1.704E-08 1.112E-08     6.254E-09   4.032E-09 2.852E-09 2. 140E-09 1 .674E-09   1. 349E-09 1. 113E-09 9. 355E-10 SE         1.790E-08 1.058E-08 7.958E-09    5. 509E-09   3.924E-09 3.014E-09 2. 428E-09 2 012E-09    1. 638E-09 1. 365E-09 1. 159E-09 SSE         2.851E-08 3.280E-08 2.038E-08     1. 089E-08  6. 905E-09 4. 841E-09 3. 616E-09 2 821E-09  2.272E-09  1. 875E-09 1.578E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)  FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2        2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.137E-08   7. 508E-08 6.099E-08  4. 790E-08  4. 980E-08  2. 838E-08 1. 011E-08 4.459E-09  2.573E-09  1. 710E-09 SSW 2.372E-08   4. 365E-08 3. 974E-08 3. 850E-08  3. 144E-08  2.037E-08  8. 157E-09 3.850E-09  2.286E-09  1. 533E-09 SW 5.024E-08   1. 159E-07 7. 415E-08 4.382E-08   3.007E-08   1. 787E-08 6. 975E-09 3.273E-09  1.974E-09  1. 316E-09 WSW 5.852E-08   1. 523E-07 9. 526E-08 5.506E-08   3.715E-08   1. 982E-08 7.704E-09  3.490E-09  2.044E-09  1. 367E-09 W 1.788E-07   2. 069E-07 1. 101E-07 6.343E-08   4.249E-08   2. 141E-08 1. 019E-08 5.596E-09  3.350E-09  2.267E-09 WNW 1.366E-07   2. 334E-07 1. 330E-07 7. 948E-08  5.261E-08   2.509E-08  9.275E-09  4.192E-09  2.482E-09  1. 665E-09 NW 1.456E-07   3. 406E-07 2. 011E-07 1. 154E-07  7. 568E-08  3.614E-08  1. 343E-08 6.099E-09  3.638E-09  2. 451E-09 NNW 7.881E-08   1. 271E-07 1. 149E-07 9. 178E-08  6. 385E-08  3.124E-08  1. 100E-08 4.792E-09  2.817E-09  1. 930E-09 N 5.048E-08   5. 738E-08 4. 624E-08 3.385E-08  2. 564E-08   1. 546E-08 1. 104E-08 8.203E-09  5.262E-09  3. 605E-09 NNE 2.785E-08   4. 604E-08 3. 908E-08 2.891E-08  2.386E-08    3.066E-08  1. 448E-08 6.458E-09  3.784E-09  2.529E-09 NE 1.398E-08   2. 742E-08 2.416E-08  1. 811E-08  1. 516E-08  2.109E-08  1. 012E-08 4.527E-09  2.727E-09  1. 867E-09 ENE 9.992E-09   1. 802E-08 1. 523E-08 1. 093E-08  8.548E-09   8. 801E-09 4. 041E-09 1.814E-09  1.111E-09  7.476E-10 E 6.407E-09   1. 305E-08 1. 182E-08 9. 091E-09  7. 665E-09  8.529E-09  3.891E-09  1.686E-09  9.658E-10  6.485E-10 ESE 1.501E-08   2. 712E-08 2.276E-08  1. 660E-08  1. 320E-08  1. 350E-08 6.349E-09  2.882E-09  1.684E-09  1.117E-09 SE 3.190E-08   5.225E-08  4.080E-08  2.834E-08  2.060E-08    1. 104E-08 5.349E-09  3.022E-09  1.989E-09  1. 369E-09 SSE 3.687E-08   6. 391E-08 5.160E-08  3.659E-08  2. 881E-08   2. 633E-08 1. 123E-08 4.902E-09  2.839E-09  1. 883E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS
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* RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND DIRECTION                                                            DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE                    25          .50        .75       1.00      1.50     2.00       2.50      3.00      3.50       4.00           4.50 S               2.9931E-10  1.124E-09 2.259E-09 2.309E-09 1.434E-09 9.599E-10 6.775E-10 4.975E-l0    3.767E-10 3. 057E-10     2.826E-10 SSW                2.3181E-10  7.197E-10 1.398E-09 1.417E-09 8.766E-10 5.861E-10 4.134E-10 3.035E-10    2.900E-10 2.192E-10      1.715E-10 SW               1.919)E-10  4.800E-l0 8.873E-10 8.882E-10 1.040E-09 5.700E-10 3.547E-10 2.415E-10    1.748E-10 1.323E-10      1.036E-10 WSW                5.502]E-11  3.301E-10 7.028E-10 1.493E-09 9.019E-10 4.906E-10 3.035E-10 2.058E-10    1.486E-10 1.123E-10      8.783E-11 W               6.157]E-11  3.305E-09 3.207E-09 2.118E-09 9.984E-10 5.425E-10 3.354E-10 2.275E-10    1.644E-10 1.244E-10      9.748E-11 WNW                4.558]E-10  7.208E-10 3.477E-09 2.632E-09 1.633E-09 8.259E-10 4.927E-10 3.312E-10    2.517E-10 1.972E-10      1. 637E-10 NW               3.015]E-09  2.650E-09 2.544E-09 3.880E-09 2.400E-09 1.200E-09 7.171E-10 4.847E-10    3.604E-10 2.886E-10      2.450E-10 NNW                4.043]E-09  3.452E-09 3.174E-09 2.330E-09 2.074E-09 1.118E-09 6.919E-10 5.572E-10    4.062E-10 3.164E-10      2.604E-10 N               3.544]E-09  3.139E-09 3.047E-09 2.322E-09 1.224E-09 7.747E-10 5.323E-10 3.856E-l0    2.900E-10 2.244E-10      1.777E-10 NNE                9.757]E-10  1.155E-09 1.517E-09 1.355E-09 7.876E-10 5.162E-l0 3.608E-10 2.636E-10    1.991E-10 1.544E-10      1.223E-10 NE               3.071)E-10  5.002E-10 7.956E-10 7.623E-l0 4.593E-10 3.046E-10 2.141E-10 1.568E-10    1.186E-10 9.203E-11      7.288E-11 ENE                4.1061E-10  4.496E-10 5.533E-10 4.805E-10 2.749E-10 1.792E-10 1.249E-10 9.118E-11    6.883E-11 5.335E-11      4.225E-11 E               3.0131E-11  1.808E-10 3.849E-10 3.987E-10 2.490E-10 1.670E-10 1.179E-10 8.664E-11    6.562E-11 5.093E-11      4.033E-11 ESE                2.0171E-10  5.389E-10 1.013E-09 1.018E-09 6.275E-10 4.191E-10 2.955E-10 2.168E-10    1.642E-10 1.274E-10      1.009E-10 SE               7.9561E-10  1.417E-09 2.345E-09 2.274E-09 1.378E-09 9.158E-10 6.441E-10 4.721E-10    3.572E-10 2.771E-10      2.195E-10 SSE                5.4291E-10  1.243E-09 2.243E-09 2.231E-09 1.368E-09 9.124E-10 6.428E-10 4.716E-10    3.570E-10 2.770E-10      2.194E-10 DIRECTION                                                            DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE                 5. 00        7.50      10.00      15.00      20.00    25.00      30.00     35.00     40.00      45.00         50.00 S               2.271]E-10  1.612E-10 1.100E-10 6.357E-11 4.003E-11 2.852E-11 2.041E-11 1.530E-11    1.224E-11 9.774E-12      7.978E-12 SSW                1.382]E-10  1.01SE-l0 6.987E-11 4.068E-11 2.645E-11 1.829E-11 1.310E-11 9.840E-12    7.675E-12 6.131E-12      5.004E-12 SW               8.437]E-11  6.787E-11 4.772E-11 2.828E-11 1.794E-11 1.210E-11 8.798E-12 6.606E-12    5.137E-12 4.103E-12      3.349E-12 WSW                7.063]E-11  6.770E-11 4.931E-11 2.981E-11 1.804E-11 1.210E-11 8.804E-12 6.611E-12    5.140E-12 4.106E-12      3.351E-12 W               7.856]E-11  3.558E-11 5.402E-11 3.598E-11 2.136E-11 1.439E-11 1.031E-11 7.745E-12    6.022E-12 4.810E-12      3.926E-12 WNW                1.435]E-10  8.979E-11 6.515E-11 3.964E-11 2.570E-11 1.661E-11 1.152E-11 8.651E-12    6.763E-12 5.402E-12      4.409E-12 NW               2.180]E-10  1.441E-10 1.072E-10 6.521E-11 3.993E-11 2.670E-11 1.866E-11 1.401E-11    1.094E-11 8.740E-12      7.134E-12 NNW                2.249]E-10  1.359E-10 9.712E-11 5.856E-11 3.749E-11 2.507E-11 1.759E-11 1.320E-11    1.017E-11 8.123E-12      6.630E-12 ON         N               1.434]E-10  6.818E-11 4.176E-11 2.221E-11 6.674E-11 3.865E-11 2.764E-11 2.076E-11    1.614E-11 1.289E-11      1.052E-11 NNE                9.8521E-11  1.692E-10 1.066E-10 5.642E-11 3.463E-11 2.314E-11 1.649E-11 1.230E-11    9.514E-12 7.567E-12      6.154E-12 NE                5.872]E-11  1.051E-10 6.734E-11 3.626E-11 2.236E-11 1.492E-11 1.029E-11 7.667E-12    5.962E-12 4.801E-12      3.919E-12 ENE                3.405]E-11  3.790E-11 2.741E-11 1.664E-11 1.062E-li 7.059E-12 4.977E-12 3.312E-12    2.579E-12 2.064E-12      1.688E-12 E               3.248]E-11  3.998E-11 2.936E-11 1.802E-11 1.150E-11 7.612E-12 5.339E-12 3.909E-12    2.977E-12 2.453E-12      1.989E-12 ESE                8.126]E-11  8.899E-11 6.400E-11 3.864E-11 2.459E-li 1.630E-11 1.146E-11 8.416E-12    6.427E-12 5.059E-12      4.079E-12 SE               1.768]E-10  8.376E-11 5.109E-11 2.689E-11 1.639E-11 1.125E-11 8.382E-12 1.523E-11    1.170E-11 9.262E-12      7.514E-12 SSE                1.767]E-10  2.157E-10 1.328E-10 6.851E-11 4.172E-11 2.793E-11 1.997E-11 1.495E-11    1.160E-11 9.249E-12      7.538E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1             1-2          2-3        3-4         4-5      5-10     10-20      20-30    30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 2.029E-09        1.418E-09   6.808E-10  3.841E-10   2.689E-10 1.531E-10 6.343E-11 2.834E-11 1.559E-11 9.841E-12 SSW 1.256E-09         8.675E-10   4.155E-10  2.669E-10   1.733E-10 9.560E-11 4.084E-11 1.839E-11 9.947E-12 6.171E-12 SW 7.971E-10        7.972E-10   3.668E-10  1.777E-10   1.050E-10 6.258E-11 2.800E-11 1.234E-11 6.673E-12 4.130E-12 WSW 9.713E-10         8.505E-10   3.143E-10  1.511E-10   8.870E-11 6.018E-li 2.891E-11 1.236E-11 6.677E-12 4.133E-12 W 2.745E-09        1.045E-09   3.474E-10  1.672E-10   9.844E-11 5.332E-11 3.349E-11 1.462E-11 7.822E-12 4.842E-12 WNW 2.489E-09         1.496E-09   5.170E-10  2.537E-10   1.662E-10 9.078E-11 3.911E-11 1.700E-11 8.752E-12 5.437E-12 NW 3.161E-09         2.195E-09   7.529E-10  3.686E-10   2.479E-10 1.441E-10 6.331E-11 2.701E-11 1.417E-11 8.798E-12 NNW 2.861E-09         1.706E-09   7.516E-10  4.151E-10   2.638E-10 1.384E-10 5.776E-11 2.539E-11 1.330E-11 8.176E-12 N 2.746E-09        1.268E-09   5.382E-10  2.923E-10   1.788E-10 7.315E-11 4.635E-11 4.174E-11 2.096E-11 1.298E-11 NNE 1.365E-09         7.931E-10   3. 634E-10 2.005E-10   1.230E-10 1.257E-10 5.789E-11 2.354E-11 1.244E-11 7.621E-12 NE 7.152E-10         4.579E-10   2.153E-10  1.194E-10   7.331E-11 7.803E-il 3.699E-11 1.506E-11 7.767E-12 4.818E-12 ENE 4.979E-10         2.781E-10   1.259E-10  6.932E-11   4.250E-11 3.238E-li 1.636E-11 7.177E-12 3.509E-12 2.077E-12 E 3.456E-10        2.458E-10   1.185E-10  6.603E-il   4.056E-11 3.359E-il 1.764E-11 7.740E-12 3.963E-12 2.436E-12 ESE 9.099E-10         6.217E-10   2.970E-10  1.652E-10   1.015E-10 7.617E-il 3.803E-11 1.657E-11 8.528E-12 5.102E-12 SE 2.107E-09        1.372E-09   6.478E-10  3.595E-10   2.208E-10 8.992E-li 2.760E-11 1.147E-11 1.193E-11 9.336E-12 SSE 2.016E-09         1.357E-09   6.462E-10  3.593E-10   2.206E-10 1.702E-10 7.090E-11 2.842E-11 1.511E-11 9.311E-12

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JUL-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF DIRECTION DIST. X/Q        X/Q       X/Q        D/Q ID    LOCATION FROM SITE (MI) (SEC/M3)    (SEC/M3)  (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO      2.26 DAY    8.0 DAY DECAY      DECAY      DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A Site Boundary    S     .80   4.2E-08   4.2E-08   4.2E-08    2.4E-09 A Site Boundary SSW      .82   2.6E-08   2. 6E-08  2. 6E-08   1. 5E-09 A Site Boundary   SW     .97   8.3E-08   8.3E-08   8.3E-08    9. 1E-10 A Site Boundary WSW      .93   8.4E-08   8.3E-08   8. 4E-08   1.2E-09 A Site Boundary    W     .91   2.4E-07   2. 4E-07  2. 3E-07   2. 4E-09 A Site Boundary WNW     .94    2.OE-07   2. OE-07  2. OE-07   2. 9E-09 A Site Boundary   NW    .81    1.3E-07   1. 3E-07  1. 3E-07   2. 4E-09 A Site Boundary NNW     .69    6.1E-08   6.1E-08   6. OE-08   3.2E-09 A Site Boundary    N    .67    4.6E-08   4. 6E-08  4. SE-08   3. 0E-09 A Site Boundary NNE     .60    1.3E-08   1. 3E-08  1. 3E-08   1. 3E-09 A Site Boundary   NE    .62    4.6E-09   4. 6E-09  4. 6E-09   6. 4E-10 A Site Boundary ENE     .59    3.5E-09   3.5E-09   3.5E-09    4. 8E-10 A Site Boundary    E    .53    5.1E-10   5.1E-10   5.1E-10    2. 0E-10 A Site Boundary ESE     .54    2.4E-09   2.4E-09   2. 4E-09   6. 1E-10 A Site Boundary   SE    .65    1.6E-08   1. 6E-08  1. 6E-08   2. OE-09 A Site Boundary SSE     .81    3.9E-08   3.9E-08   3.9E-08    2.3E-09 A Nearest Res    SSW   2.10    4.3E-08   4.3E-08   4.2E-08    5.4E-10 A Nearest Res     SW   1.30    1.4E-07   1. 4E-07  1. 4E-07   1. 4E-09 A Nearest Res    WSW   1.90    1.5E-07   1.5E-07   1. 5E-07   5.5E-10 A Nearest Res      W   1.00    2.5E-07   2.5E-07   2.5E-07    2. 1E-09 A Nearest Res    WNW   1.70    2.5E-07   2.5E-07   2.5E-07    1. 2E-09 A Nearest Res     NW    .90    1.8E-07   1. 8E-07  1. 8E-07   4.3E-09 A Nearest Res    NNW   1.90    1.3E-07   1. 3E-07  1. 3E-07   1. 3E-09 A Nearest Res      N   2.50    4.8E-08   4.8E-08   4.7E-08    5.3E-l0 A Nearest Res     NE   2.80    2.3E-08   2.3E-08   2.2E-08    1. 8E-10 A Nearest Res    ENE   1.70    2.OE-08   2. OE-08  2. OE-08   2.3E-10 A Nearest Res      E   1.90    1.4E-08   1. 4E-08  1. 4E-08   1. BE-10 A Nearest Res    ESE   2.30    2.5E-08   2.5E-08   2.5E-08    3.4E-l0 A Nearest Cow    NNW   3.50    1.OE-07   9.9E-08   9. 8E-08   4. 1E-10 A Nearest Garde   SW   1.30    1.4E-07   1. 4E-07  1. 4E-07   1. 4E-09 A Nearest Garde WSW    1.90    1.5E-07   1.5E-07   1. 5E-07   5.5E-l0 A Nearest Garde WNW    2.40    1.4E-07   1.4E-07   1. 4E-07   5. 4E-10 A Nearest Garde NW     2.90    1.6E-07   1. 6E-07  1. 5E-07   5.2E-10 A Nearest Garde NNW    2.80    1.1E-07   1. 1E-07  1. IE-07   6. 4E-10 A Nearest Garde NE     2.80    2.3E-08   2.3E-08   2.2E-08    1. BE-l0 A Nearest Garde ENE    1.70    2.OE-08   2. OE-08  2.OE-08    2.3E-10 A Nearest Garde    E   1.90    1.4E-08   1. 4E-08  1. 4E-08   1. 8E-l0 A Nearest Garde ESE    3.00    2.OE-08   2. OE-08  2. OE-08   2.2E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q    S   1.50    8.4E-08   8.3E-08   8.3E-08    1.4E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SSW    1.50    4.8E-08   4.8E-08   4. 8E-08   8. 8E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SW     1.50    1.5E-07   1.5E-07   1. 5E-07   1. OE-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q WSW    1.50    2.1E-07   2. 1E-07  2. 1E-07   9. OE-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q    W   1.00    2.5E-07   2.5E-07   2. 5E-07   2. IE-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q WNW    1.50    3.1E-07   3.1E-07   3.OE-07    1. 6E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NW     1.50    4.8E-07   4.8E-07   4. 8E-07   2.4E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NNW    1.50    1.4E-07   1. 4E-07  1. 4E-07   2. IE-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q    N   1.50    6.1E-08   6. 1E-08  6.OE-08    1.2E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NNE    1.50    5.OE-08   5.OE-08   5.OE-08    7.9E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q NE     1.50    3.OE-08   3.OE-08   3.OE-08    4.6E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q ENE    1.50    2.OE-08   2. OE-08  2. OE-08   2.7E-I0 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q    E   1.50    1.4E-08   1. 4E-08  1. 4E-08   2.5E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q ESE    1.50    3.OE-08   3.OE-08   3.OE-08    6.3E-10 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SE     1.50    5.8E-08   5.8E-08   5.7E-08    1. 4E-09 A MAXIMUM CHI/Q SSE    1.50    7.1E-08   7. 1E-08  7. OE-08   1. 4E-09

Atmospheric Diffusion Estimates Elevated Releases January-December 2009 B318

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-DEC 2009 NO DECAY,   UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250        .500      .750       1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500       3.000      3.500     4.000      4.500 S        4.763E-11 4.673E-09 3.698E-08    6. 733E-08 8.341E-08 7.466E-08 6.263E-08 5. 218E-08       4.389E-08  4.992E-08 5. 313E-08 SSW        2.366E-11 2.581E-09 2.484E-08    4. 672E-08 3 5.911E-08  5.346E-08  4.519E-08  4. .906E-08 4.953E-08  4.277E-08 3. 742E-08 SW        7.312E-12 1.166E-09 3.175E-08    8. 538E-083 1.440E-07 9.746E-08 7.007E-08 5. 302E-08      4.176E-08  3.394E-08 2. 829E-08 WSW        3.691E-16 5.056E-10 2.747E-08    8. 528E-083 1.662E-07 1.074E-07 7.534E-08 5. .621E-08     4.387E-08  3.544E-08 2. 941E-08 W        2.520E-13 2.875E-08 1.475E-07    2. 021E-077 2.046E-07 1.308E-07 9.153E-08 6. 830E-08      5.341E-08  4.326E-08 3. 600E-08 WNW        1.934E-10 1.504E-08 1.230E-07    2.258E-07 2.915E-07 1.792E-07 1.223E-07 9..393E-08        7.527E-08  5.985E-08 4. 904E-08 NW        2.360E-09 2.462E-08 1.196E-07    2. 632E-07 4.474E-07 2.670E-07 1.790E-07 1, .326E-07      1.033E-07  8.183E-08 6. 687E-08 NNW        6.274E-09 2.547E-08 6.461E-08    1. O1OE-07 1.418E-07 1.363E-07 1.243E-07 1. .llOE-07      1.007E-07  7.959E-08 6. 495E-08 N        6.467E-09 2.980E-08 4.902E-08    5. 677E-088 5.973E-08 5.477E-08 4.773E-08 4. 043E-08      3.459E-08  2.995E-08 2. 625E-08 NNE        7.898E-09 2.228E-08 3.632E-08    4.475E-083 4.969E-08 4.503E-08 3.870E-08 3. .302E-08      2.837E-08  2.464E-08 2. 165E-08 NE        3.060E-09 2.800E-09 1.218E-08    2.226E-083 2.907E-08 2.709E-08 2.343E-08 2. .001E-08      1.718E-08  1.490E-08 1. 307E-08 ENE        3.578E-09 3.228E-09 7.940E-09    1.390E-083 1.805E-08 1.667E-08 1.428E-08 1. .210E-08      1.031E-08  8.886E-09 7.755E-09 E        5.336E-12 6.498E-10 7.063E-09    1. 367E-083 1.791E-08 1.663E-08 1.436E-08 1. .228E-08     1.056E-08  9.180E-09 8.076E-09 ESE        1.265E-11 1.384E-09 1.211E-08    2.226E-083 2.825E-08 2.593E-08 2.224E-08 1. .889E-08      1.614E-08  1.395E-08 1.220E-08 SE        5.336E-11 4.144E-09 2.729E-08    4.726E-083 5.655E-08 4.991E-08 4.156E-08 3. .448E-08      2.892E-08  2.459E-08 2. 120E-08 SSE        7.669E-10 8.073E-09 4.002E-08    6.736E-088 7.994E-08 7.054E-08 5.881E-08 4. .887E-08      4.104E-08  3.494E-08 3. 017E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                        DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SIT*E SECTOR           5.000      7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000    25.000     30.000       35.000     40.000    45.000     50.000 S        4.683E-08 2.961E-08 1.906E-08    1. 078E-08 7.412E-09 5.525E-09 4.277E-09 3. .448E-09      2.880E-09  2.454E-09 2. 120E-09 SSW        3.399E-08 2.411E-08 1.555E-08    8. 833E-09 6.194E-09 4. 618E-09 3.584E-09     2  .896E-09 2.411E-09  2.051E-09 1. 775E-09 SW        2.565E-08 1.837E-08 1.201E-08    6. 946E-09 4. 926E-09 3.757E-09 3.014E-09 2 .444E-09      2.038E-09  1.738E-09 1. 508E-09 WSW        2.603E-08 1.692E-08 1.195E-08    7.345E-099 4. 947E-09 3. 648E-09 2.849E-09 2 .313E-09     1.932E-09  1.649E-09 1. 432E-09 W        3.061E-08 1.718E-08 1.279E-08    8. 909E-09 9 6. 975E-09 5.238E-09 4. 111E-09 3 .354E-09   2.814E-09  2.412E-09 2. 102E-09 WNW        4.164E-08 2.335E-08 1.589E-08    9. 673E-099 6. 638E-09 4.960E-09 3. 923E-09 3 .207E-09    2. 684E-09 2.291E-09 1. 989E-09 NW        5.662E-08 3.141E-08 2.135E-08    1.290E-08 8.702E-09 6.426E-09 5. 102E-09 4 .164E-09       3.479E-09  2.971E-09 2. 580E-09 NNW        5.559E-08 3.199E-08 2.087E-08    1.207E-08 8.220E-09 6.112E-09 4.855E-09 3 .997E-09        3.415E-09  2.945E-09 2. 563E-09 N        2.333E-08 1.500E-08 1.271E-08    1. 073E-08 9.482E-09 8.068E-09 6.382E-09 5 .217E-09       4.372E-09  3.744E-09 3. 260E-09 NNE        2.400E-08 3.545E-08 2.304E-08    1. 327E-08 9.013E-09 6. 690E-09 5.251E-09 4 .283E-09      3.592E-09  3.077E-09 2. 681E-09 NE        1.440E-08 2.236E-08 1.457E-08    8.425E-099 5.734E-09 4.263E-09 3.391E-09 2 .791E-09       2.362E-09  2.024E-09 1. 763E-09 ENE        8.136E-09 1.126E-08 7.449E-09    4.377E-099 3.006E-09 2.249E-09 1.861E-09 1. .571E-09      1.318E-09  1.130E-09 9. 845E-10 E        8.747E-09 1.280E-08 8.467E-09    4. 974E-099 3. 415E-09 2.553E-09 2.015E-09 1. .650E-09    1.432E-09  1.258E-09 1. 096E-09 ESE        1.261E-08 1.491E-08 9.927E-09    5.872E-099 4. 046E-09 3.033E-09 2.397E-09 1. .966E-09     1.656E-09  1.424E-09 1.244E-09 SE        1.851E-08 1.110E-08 8.350E-09    5.739E-099 4. 106E-09 3.170E-09 2.570E-09 2 .154E-09      1.796E-09  1.531E-09 1. 328E-09 SSE        3.134E-08 3.251E-08 2.080E-08    1. 171E-088 7. 826E-09 5. 736E-09 4.456E-09 3 .603E-09    2.999E-09  2.553E-09 2.211E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2        2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30       30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.329E-08 7.595E-08  6. 166E-08 4.856E-08  4. 984E-08   2.875E-08  1. 112E-08 5.529E-09  3.469E-09   2.456E-09 SSW 2.962E-08  5.385E-08  4. 895E-08 4. 682E-08 3.774E-08    2.250E-08  9.152E-09  4.625E-09  2. 908E-09  2.055E-09 SW 4.879E-08  1. 103E-07 7. 056E-08 4.200E-08  2. 899E-08   1. 716E-08 7.174E-09  3.772E-09  2.452E-09   1. 742E-09 WSW 4.717E-08  1. 221E-07 7. 623E-08 4.419E-08  2. 995E-08   1. 673E-08 7.302E-09  3.675E-09  2.321E-09   1. 652E-09 W 1.454E-07  1. 712E-07 9.271E-08  5.380E-08  3. 616E-08   1.821E-08  8. 912E-09 5.251E-09  3.365E-09   2.416E-09 WNW 1.447E-07  2.270E-07  1.261E-07  7. 473E-08 4. 951E-08   2. 410E-08 9.706E-09  4.993E-09  3.212E-09   2.296E-09 NW 1.623E-07  3.263E-07  1. 839E-07 1. 035E-07  6. 750E-08  3.254E-08  1.291E-08  6.504E-09  4. 171E-09  2. 977E-09 NNW 7.210E-08  1. 303E-07 1.222E-07  9.559E-08   6.582E-08   3.229E-08  1.232E-08  6.172E-09  4. 020E-09  2. 943E-09 N 4.819E-08  5. 687E-08 4. 669E-08 3. 449E-08 2. 627E-08   1.583E-08  1. 062E-08 7.771E-09  5.228E-09   3.751E-09 NNE 3.695E-08  4. 652E-08 3.812E-08  2. 828E-08 2.341E-08    2. 739E-08 1. 355E-08 6.734E-09  4.296E-09   3.083E-09 NE 1.457E-08  2. 668E-08 2.303E-08  1. 712E-08  1. 410E-08  1. 713E-08 8.595E-09  4.306E-09  2.799E-09   2.027E-09 ENE 9.541E-09  1. 651E-08 1. 404E-08 1. 028E-08 8. 231E-09   8. 872E-09 4.450E-09  2.296E-09  1. 558E-09  1. 132E-09 E 8.576E-09  1. 640E-08 1. 413E-08 1. 052E-08 8. 652E-09   9. 973E-09 5.057E-09  2.567E-09  1. 671E-09  1. 250E-09 ESE 1.424E-08  2.589E-08  2. 188E-08 1. 609E-08  1.287E-08   1.219E-08  5. 962E-09 3.049E-09  1. 971E-09  1. 426E-09 SE 3.102E-08  5. 153E-08 4. 095E-08 2. 886E-08 2. 121E-08   1. 152E-08 5.593E-09  3. 180E-09 2. 137E-09  1. 534E-09 SSE 4.507E-08  7.297E-08  5.796E-08  4. 095E-08 3.201E-08    2.705E-08  1.200E-08  5.782E-09  3. 617E-09  2.558E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-DEC 2009 2.260 DAY DECAY,    UNDEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                       DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            .250       .500      .750      1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500       3.000      3.500     4.000      4.500 S        4.762E-11 4.671E-09 3.694E-08    6. 723E-08  8.323E-08 7. 443E-08 6.239E-08 5.194E-08     4.365E-08  4.961E-08 5.275E-08 SSW        2.366E-11 2.580E-09 2.481E-08    4. 665E-08  5. 897E-08 5.329E-08 4. 501E-08 4. 882E-08   4.925E-08  4.248E-08 3.713E-08 SW        7.311E-12 1.165E-09 3.170E-08    8. 521E-08  1. 435E-07 9.705E-08 6. 970E-08 5.268E-08    4.144E-08  3.365E-08 2.801E-08 WSW        3.690E-16 5.052E-10 2.743E-08    8. 510E-08  1. 656E-07 1. 069E-07 7. 489E-08 5. 580E-08  4.350E-08  3.510E-08 2.909E-08 W        2.520E-13 2.873E-08 1.473E-07    2. 018E-07  2.039E-07 1. 302E-07 9. 102E-08 6. 783E-08   5.298E-08  4.285E-08 3.561E-08 WNW        1.934E-10 1.503E-08 1.228E-07    2.255E-07   2. 907E-07 1. 786E-07 1. 217E-07 9.342E-08   7.479E-08  5.940E-08 4.863E-08 NW        2.360E-09 2.461E-08 1.195E-07    2. 629E-07  4.464E-07 2. 662E-07 1. 783E-07 1. 320E-07   1.027E-07  8.127E-08 6.634E-08 NNW        6.273E-09 2.546E-08 6.455E-08    1. 009E-07  1.415E-07 1. 359E-07 1.239E-07 1. 105E-07    1.000E-07  7.900E-08 6.441E-08 N        6.466E-09 2.979E-08 4.898E-08    5. 671E-08  5. 961E-08 5. 461E-08 4.755E-08 4. 025E-08   3.441E-08  2.977E-08 2.607E-08 NNE        7.896E-09 2.227E-08 3.629E-08    4.468E-08   4. 956E-08 4. 487E-08 3.852E-08 3. 283E-08   2.818E-08  2.445E-08 2.146E-08 NE        3.060E-09 2.799E-09 1.217E-08    2.222E-08   2. 900E-08 2. 699E-08 2.331E-08 1. 989E-08   1.706E-08  1.478E-08 1.296E-08 ENE        3.577E-09 3.227E-09 7.931E-09    1. 387E-08  1. 799E-08 1. 659E-08 1. 420E-08 1. 202E-08  1.023E-08  8.810E-09 7.679E-09 E        5.335E-12 6.494E-10 7.055E-09    1. 365E-08  1. 786E-08 1. 657E-08 1. 430E-08 1. 221E-08  1.050E-08  9.116E-09 8.013E-09 ESE        1.265E-11 1.383E-09 1.210E-08    2.224E-08   2. 820E-08 2.586E-08 2.216E-08 1. 880E-08    1.605E-08  1.386E-08 1.211E-08 SE        5.335E-11 4.143E-09 2.727E-08    4. 721E-08  5.645E-08 4. 979E-08 4. 143E-08 3. 435E-08   2.879E-08  2.447E-08 2.108E-08 SSE        7.668E-10 8.070E-09 3.999E-08    6. 729E-08  7. 980E-08 7.037E-08 5. 863E-08 4. 868E-08   4.085E-08  3.476E-08 2.999E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                       DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SIT&#xa3;E SECTOR           5.000      7.500    10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000      40.000    45.000     50.000 S        4.645E-08 2.925E-08 1.874E-08    1. 051E-08  7.170E-09 5.299E-09 4.069E-09 3.253E-09      2. 694E-09 2.277E-09 1. 951E-09 SSW        3.370E-08 2.373E-08 1.522E-08    8.549E-09   5. 916E-09 4.354E-09 3.339E-09 2. 666E-09    2.193E-09  1.843E-09 1.577E-09 SW        2.536E-08 1.802E-08 1.171E-08    6. 680E-09  4. 668E-09 3.506E-09 2.769E-09 2.213E-09     1.820E-09  1.531E-09 1.310E-09 WSW        2.571E-08 1.658E-08 1.162E-08    7.033E-09   4. 668E-09 3.393E-09 2.612E-09 2. 090E-09    1.721E-09  1.448E-09 1.240E-09 W        3.024E-08 1.685E-08 1.243E-08    8.494E-09   6.505E-09 4.794E-09 3.698E-09 2. 964E-09     2.444E-09  2.059E-09 1.764E-09 WNW        4.125E-08 2.300E-08 1.557E-08    9.359E-09   6. 348E-09 4.687E-09 3.663E-09 2. 958E-09    2.447E-09  2.065E-09 1.773E-09 NW        5.612E-08 3.098E-08 2.095E-08    1.253E-08   8. 367E-09 6.118E-09 4.807E-09 3. 882E-09    3.212E-09  2.715E-09 2. 335E-09 04                                                                                                                                 2.288E-09 NNW        5.506E-08 3.149E-08 2.043E-08    1.169E-08   7. 869E-09 5.786E-09 4.543E-09 3. 697E-09    3.119E-09  2.658E-09 N        2.315E-08 1.483E-08 1.251E-08    1. 046E-08  9. 144E-09 7.688E-09 6.022E-09 4. 875E-09    4.047E-09  3.433E-09 2. 961E-09 NNE        2.378E-08 3.490E-08 2.257E-08    1.286E-08   8. 645E-09 6.350E-09 4.933E-09 3. 982E-09    3.306E-09  2.804E-09 2. 418E-09 NE        1.426E-08 2.200E-08 1.426E-08    8. 151E-09  5. 486E-09 4.034E-09 3.173E-09 2. 582E-09    2.160E-09  1.831E-09 1. 578E-09 ENE        8.048E-09 1.105E-08 7.266E-09    4.215E-09   2. 858E-09 2.110E-09 1.723E-09 1. 433E-09    1.188E-09  1.005E-09 8. 652E-10 E        8.668E-09 1.258E-08 8.269E-09    4. 797E-09  3.251E-09 2.401E-09 1.871E-09 1. 513E-09     1.295E-09  1.122E-09 9. 658E-10 ESE        1.251E-08 1.469E-08 9.724E-09    5. 687E-09  3. 875E-09 2.872E-09 2.244E-09 1. 820E-09    1.516E-09  1.289E-09 1. 114E-09 SE        1.839E-08 1.100E-08 8.245E-09    5. 628E-09  4. OOOE-09 3.067E-09 2.469E-09 2.054E-09     1.702E-09  1.440E-09 1.240E-09 SSE        3.114E-08 3.213E-08 2.047E-08    1. 144E-08  7.579E-09 5.510E-09 4.246E-09 3. 405E-09     2.811E-09  2.373E-09 2. 039E-09 CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED) FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1       1-2        2-3        3-4        4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30       30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4.323E-08 7. 577E-08 6. 142E-08 4.829E-08  4.949E-08   2. 840E-08 1.086E-08  5.306E-09  3.273E-09   2.280E-09 SSW 2.958E-08  5.371E-08  4.874E-08  4.655E-08  3.745E-08   2.216E-08  8.861E-09  4.364E-09  2. 678E-09  1. 848E-09 SW 4.870E-08  1. 099E-07 7. 018E-08 4.168E-08  2.870E-08   1. 685E-08 6.904E-09  3.521E-09  2.222E-09   1. 535E-09 WSW 4.708E-08  1. 216E-07 7. 578E-08 4.381E-08  2.961E-08   1. 640E-08 7.002E-09  3.421E-09  2. 098E-09  1. 452E-09 W 1.452E-07 1. 707E-07 9.220E-08  5.336E-08  3.576E-08   1. 786E-08 8.486E-09  4.812E-09  2*. 976E-09 2. 064E-09 WNW 1.445E-07  2.264E-07  1. 256E-07 7.425E-08  4.909E-08   2.375E-08  9.400E-09  4.720E-09  2. 965E-09  2. 070E-09 NW 1.621E-07  3.255E-07  1. 832E-07 1.029E-07  6.698E-08   3.211E-08  1.255E-08  6.193E-09  3. 891E-09  2. 722E-09 NNW 7.202E-08  1. 300E-07 1. 217E-07 9.500E-08  6.527E-08   3.182E-08  1.193E-08  5.844E-09  3. 719E-09  2. 658E-09 N 4.815E-08 5. 674E-08 4. 652E-08 3.431E-08  2.609E-08   1. 565E-08 1.033E-08  7.410E-09  4. 887E-09  3. 440E-09 NNE 3.690E-08  4. 639E-08 3. 794E-08 2.809E-08  2.320E-08   2. 695E-08 1.315E-08  6.395E-09  3. 996E-09  2. 810E-09 NE 1.455E-08  2. 660E-08 2.292E-08  1.700E-08  1.398E-08   1. 684E-08 8.323E-09  4.077E-09  2. 590E-09  1. 835E-09 ENE 9.526E-09  1. 645E-08 1. 397E-08 1.020E-08  8.151E-09   8.702E-09  4.290E-09  2.155E-09  1. 422E-09  1. 007E-09 E 8.564E-09 1. 635E-08 1. 407E-08 1.046E-08  8.582E-09   9. 794E-09 4.881E-09  2.415E-09  1. 532E-09  1. 116E-09 ESE 1.422E-08  2. 583E-08 2. 180E-08 1.600E-08  1.278E-08   1. 200E-08 5.779E-09  2.888E-09  1. 825E-09  1.291E-09 SE 3.099E-08  5. 144E-08 4.083E-08  2.873E-08  2.109E-08   1. 142E-08 5.486E-09  3.077E-09  2. 038E-09  1.444E-09 SSE 4.503E-08  7.283E-08  5.778E-08  4.077E-08  3.183E-08   2. 673E-08 1.173E-08  5.556E-09  3.419E-09   2. 379E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-DEC 2009 8.000 DAY DECAY,        DEPLETED CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR              .250       .500        .750      1.000       1.500      2.000      2.500      3.000      3.500      4.000      4.500 S        4.763E-11 4.649E-09 3.688E-08      6. 721E-08  8.258E-08 7.327E-08 6.097E-08 5. .043E-08 4.213E-08 4.781E-08 5.084E-08 SSW         2.366E-11   2.570E-09  2.479E-08   4. 666E-08  5.853E-08 5.249E-08 4.402E-08 4. .755E-08 4.783E-08 4.109E-08 3. 581E-08 SW         7.312E-12 1.162E-09 3.172E-08      8.531E-08   1.423E-07 9.547E-08 6.814E-08 5. .124E-08 4.015E-08 3.248E-08 2. 696E-08 WSW         3.691E-16 5.055E-10 2.745E-08      8. 516E-08  1.644E-07 1.054E-07 7.355E-08 5. .461E-08 4.245E-08 3.417E-08 2. 827E-08 W        2.520E-13 2.875E-08 1.467E-07      1. 999E-07  2.011E-07 1.279E-07 8.912E-08 6. .627E-08 5.167E-08 4.174E-08 3.466E-08 WNW         1.934E-10 1.497E-08 1.225E-07      2.237E-07   2.867E-07 1.749E-07 1.185E-07 9. .073E-08 7.248E-08 5.735E-08 4. 674E-08 NW         2.360E-09 2.441E-08 1.186E-07      2. 612E-07  4.414E-07 2.614E-07 1.742E-07 1. .285E-07 9.973E-08 7.864E-08 6.391E-08 NNW         6.274E-09 2.525E-08 6.380E-08      1. 002E-07  1.401E-07 1.339E-07 1.218E-07 1,.085E-07 9.832E-08 7.739E-08 6.283E-08 N        6.466E-09 2.954E-08 4.828E-08      5. 608E-08  5.883E-08 5.368E-08 4.654E-08 3. .925E-08 3.343E-08 2.885E-08 2.520E-08 NNE         7.897E-09 2.209E-08 3.581E-08      4. 427E-08  4.899E-08 4.413E-08 3.769E-08 3. .199E-08 2.735E-08 2.365E-08 2. 070E-08 NE         3.060E-09 2.780E-09 1.214E-08      2.221E-08   2.879E-08 2.661E-08 2.285E-08 1. .939E-08 1.655E-08 1.429E-08 1. 248E-08 ENE         3.577E-09 3.201E-09 7.899E-09      1. 386E-08  1.786E-08 1.635E-08 1.390E-08 1,.169E-08 9.903E-09 8.486E-09 7. 367E-09 E        5.336E-12 6.474E-10 7.052E-09      1. 366E-08  1.774E-08 1.634E-08 1.402E-08 1. .191E-08 1.019E-08 8.816E-09 7. 724E-09 ESE         1.265E-11 1.377E-09 1.208E-08      2.223E-08   2.799E-08 2.549E-08 2.170E-08 1. .832E-08 1.557E-08 1.339E-08 1. 166E-08 SE         5.336E-11 4.121E-09 2.720E-08      4. 716E-08  5.598E-08 4.898E-08 4.046E-08 3,.333E-08 2.776E-08 2.347E-08 2. 012E-08 SSE         7.669E-10 8.019E-09 3.985E-08      6. 718E-08  7.912E-08 6.923E-08 5.727E-08 4. .724E-08 3.942E-08 3.336E-08 2. 865E-08 ANNUAL AVERAGE CHI/Q (SEC/METER CUBED)                          DISTANCE IN MILES FROM THE SITE SECTOR            5.000       7.500     10.000      15.000      20.000     25.000     30.000     35.000     40.000     45.000     50.000 S        4.465E-08 2.763E-08 1.721E-08      9. 140E-09  5.873E-09 4.140E-09 3.072E-09 2. .383E-09   1.924E-09  1.592E-09  1. 338E-09 SSW         3.244E-08 2.259E-08 1.409E-08      7. 498E-09  4.913E-09 3.508E-09 2.622E-09 2. .048E-09   1. 652E-09 1.365E-09  1. 149E-09 SW         2.439E-08 1.722E-08 1.089E-08      5. 888E-09  3.872E-09 2.769E-09 2.130E-09 1. .666E-09   1. 344E-09 1. 111E-09 9. 363E-10 WSW         2.497E-08 1.588E-08 1.086E-08      6.307E-09   4.052E-09 2.870E-09 2.162E-09 1I.698E-09    1.376E-09  1. 142E-09 9. 651E-10 W        2.941E-08 1.637E-08 1.206E-08      7. 897E-09  5.773E-09 4.159E-09 3.147E-09 2. .482E-09   2. 018E-09 1. 680E-09 1.424E-09 WNW         3.947E-08 2.146E-08 1.413E-08      8. 018E-09  5.079E-09 3.571E-09 2.706E-09 2. .133E-09   1.727E-09  1. 429E-09 1.205E-09 NW         5.382E-08 2.894E-08 1.903E-08      1. 077E-08  6.832E-09 4.790E-09 3.652E-09 2. .880E-09   2.332E-09  1.933E-09  1. 633E-09 NNW         5.348E-08 2.983E-08 1.878E-08      1. O1OE-08  6.323E-09 4.379E-09 3.273E-09 2,.569E-09    2. 112E-09 1. 762E-09 1. 487E-09 N        2.233E-08 1.421E-08 1.202E-08      1. 017E-08  8.795E-09 7.122E-09 5.461E-09 4. .339E-09   3.544E-09  2.962E-09  2. 521E-09 NNE         2.299E-08 3.403E-08 2.136E-08      1. 156E-08  7.382E-09 5.203E-09 3.902E-09 3. .055E-09   2.468E-09  2.043E-09  1. 723E-09 NE         1.376E-08 2.145E-08 1.350E-08      7. 324E-09  4.680E-09 3.299E-09 2.514E-09 2,. OOOE-09   1.641E-09  1.366E-09  1. 158E-09 ENE         7.724E-09 1.076E-08 6.882E-09      3. 774E-09  2.396E-09 1.676E-09 1.306E-09 1. .051E-09   8.495E-10  7.033E-10  5. 934E-10 E        8.373E-09 1.232E-08 7.874E-09      4.308E-09   2.726E-09 1.902E-09 1.412E-09 1. .095E-09   9.031E-10  7.578E-10  6. 355E-10 ESE         1.205E-08 1.429E-08 9.207E-09      5. 090E-09  3.248E-09 2.280E-09 1.701E-09 1. .324E-09   1.063E-09  8.745E-10  7. 329E-10 SE         1.747E-08 1.027E-08 7.644E-09      5. 192E-09  3.675E-09 2.816E-09 2.270E-09 1. .885E-09   1.534E-09  1.279E-09  1. 086E-09 SSE         2.973E-08 3.067E-08 1.895E-08      1. 006E-08  6.367E-09 4.458E-09 3.326E-09 2. .594E-09   2.088E-09  1.723E-09  1. 450E-09 CHI/Q   (SEC/METER CUBED)   FOR EACH SEGMENT SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES FROM THE SITE DIRECTION .5-1        1-2         2-3        3-4         4-5         5-10      10-20      20-30      30-40      40-50 FROM SITE S 4. 320E-08  7.503E-08   6. 003E-08 4. 667E-08  4. 765E-08  2. 678E-08 9.482E-09  4. 175E-09 2.405E-09  1. 596E-09 SSW 2. 957E-08  5.321E-08   4. 769E-08 4. 518E-08  3. 613E-08  2. 100E-08 7.815E-09  3.528E-09  2.061E-09  1. 370E-09 SW 4. 875E-08  1. 088E-07  6. 867E-08 4.040E-08   2.764E-08   1. 600E-08 6. 104E-09 2. 808E-09 1.676E-09  1. 116E-09 WSW 4. 711E-08  1. 206E-07  7. 448E-08 4.277E-08   2. 880E-08  1. 567E-08 6.316E-09  2. 902E-09 1. 708E-09 1. 146E-09 W 1. 441E-07  1. 683E-07  9.032E-08  5.206E-08   3. 481E-08  1. 735E-08 7. 879E-09 4.185E-09  2.495E-09  1. 686E-09 WNW 1. 436E-07  2.230E-07   1. 224E-07 7.193E-08   4.719E-08   2.220E-08  8.069E-09  3. 627E-09 2.142E-09  1. 434E-09 NW 1. 610E-07  3.213E-07   1. 792E-07 9. 992E-08  6.454E-08   3. 006E-08 1. 085E-08 4.879E-09  2. 892E-09 1. 940E-09 NNW 7. 141E-08  1. 285E-07  1. 197E-07 9.327E-08   6.368E-08   3. 01BE-08 1. 035E-08 4.455E-09  2.596E-09  1.764E-09 N 4. 758E-08  5.593E-08   4.553E-08  3.335E-08   2.522E-08   1. 504E-08 9. 971E-09 6. 904E-09 4.357E-09  2. 971E-09 NNE 3. 652E-08  4.578E-08   3.713E-08  2.726E-08   2.242E-08   2.595E-08  1. 188E-08 5.264E-09  3.074E-09  2. 050E-09 NE 1. 453E-08  2. 636E-08  2.247E-08  1. 650E-08  1.349E-08   1. 621E-08 7. 522E-09 3.353E-09  2. 010E-09 1. 371E-09 ENE 9. 506E-09  1. 630E-08  1. 367E-08 9.875E-09   7. 831E-09  8. 361E-09 3. 852E-09 1. 720E-09 1. 047E-09 7. 059E-10 E 8. 565E-09, 1. 621E-08  1. 379E-08 1. 016E-08  8.288E-09   9. 466E-09 4.397E-09  1. 926E-09 1. 113E-09 7. 555E-10 ESE 1. 422E-08  2.560E-08   2. 136E-08 1. 552E-08  1.232E-08   1. 153E-08 5.186E-09  2.306E-09  1. 333E-09 8. 780E-10 SE 3. 094E-08  5.091E-08   3. 988E-08 2.772E-08   2.013E-08   1. 070E-08 5.063E-09  2.827E-09  1. 862E-09 1.283E-09 SSE 4. 493E-08  7.207E-08   5. 645E-08 3. 935E-08  3.044E-08   2.525E-08  1.039E-08  4.514E-09  2. 611E-09 1. 730E-09

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES - JAN-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) AT FIXED POINTS BY DOWNWIND          SECTORS DIRECTION                                                        DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE                          .50        .75        1.00       1.50       2.00       2.50       3.00       3.50        4.00       4.50 S        6.3241        1.417E-09 2.541E-09 2.522E-09 1.546E-09 1.030E-09 7.259E-10 5.325E-10          4.031E-110  3.322E-10  3.019E-10 SSW         3.8031        9.234E-10 1. 694E-09 1.692E-09 1.040E-09 6.937E-10 4.889E-l0 3.587E-10         3.429E-1 10 2.591E-10  2.027E-i0 SW         1.2891        4.336E-10 8.551E-10 8.701E-10 1.046E-09 5.716E-10 3.548E-l0 2.412E-10          1.744E-110  1. 319E-10 1.032E-10 WSW         4.3071        2.584E-10 5.502E-10 1.108E-09 7.061E-10 3.841E-10 2.376E-l0 1.611E-10          1.163E-110  8.790E-11  6.877E-11 W         5.2681        2. 829E-09 2. 745E-09 1.812E-09 8.682E-10 4.694E-10 2.894E-l0 1.958E-10        1.413E-110  1. 068E-10 8. 361E-11 WNW         6.6611        9. 407E-10 4.285E-09 3.146E-09 1.952E-09 9.840E-10 5.851E-10 3.909E-10         2.919E-1.0  2.259E-10  1.849E-10 NW         3.4611        3. 112E-09 3.083E-09 4.915E-09 3.057E-09 1.524E-09 9.037E-10 6.024E-10         4.386E-110  3.421E-l0  2.822E-10 NNW         3.18414-09    2. 808E-09 2.709E-09 2.056E-09 1.907E-09 1.030E-09 6.389E-10 5.226E-10         3.843E-I 10 3.029E-l0  2.528E-l0 N         3.64814-09    3.216E-09 3.100E-09 2.352E-09 1.235E-09 7.809E-10 5.362E-10 3.883E-10          2.920E-110  2.260E-10  1. 789E-10 NNE         2.7141        2.363E-09 2.238E-09 1.678E-09 8.735E-10 5.506E-10 3.774E-10 2.731E-10          2.053E-110  1. 588E-10 1.258E-10 NE         3.7461        5.500E-10 8. 305E-10 7.821E-l0 4.672E-10 3.090E-10 2.169E-10 1.588E-10         1.201E-I 10 9.314E-11  7.376E-II ENE         3.5211E-10    4. 149E-10 5.427E-10 4.840E-10 2.810E-10 1.842E-10 1.287E-I0 9.402E-11         7.102E-I 11 5.506E-11  4.360E-11 E        1.0071P-10    2. 646E-l0 4. 954E-10 4.975E-I0 3.065E-l0 2.046E-10 1.443E-I0 1.059E-10        8.015E-I 11 6.220E-11  4. 926E-11 ESE         1.9741P-10    5. 054E-10 9.400E-10 9.424E-l0 5.801E-l0 3.873E-10 2.730E-l0 2.003E-10         1.516E-1 10 1. 177E-10 9. 319E-11 SE         7.9561        1. 378E-09 2.254E-09 2.178E-09 1.318E-09 8.751E-10 6.153E-10 4.510E-10         3.412E-1 10 2. 647E-10 2.096E-I0 SSE         1.2311        1. 952E-09 3.067E-09 2.927E-09 1.760E-09 1.167E-09 8.195E-10 6.004E-10         4.541E-1 10 3. 523E-10 2.790E-I0 DIRECTION              ?)09                                      DISTANCES IN MILES FROM SITE          5.C           7.50      10.00        15.00      20.00      25.00      30.00      35.00      40.00       45.00      50.00
                             -00 S        2.4271        1. 637E-10 1. 102E-10 6.295E-11 3.955E-11 2.904E-11 2.078E-11 1.558E-11        1.247E-1 11 9. 943E-12 8. 116E-12 SSW         1.6321.-10    1. 140E-10 7. 746E-11 4.461E-11 2.943E-11 2.056E-11 1.473E-11 1.106E-11        8.620E-1 12 6. 886E-12 5. 620E-12 SW         8.3621 10
                           ..-    6. 623E-11 4. 640E-11 2.742E-l1 1.737E-11 1.177E-11 8.589E-12 6.449E-12        5.015E-1 12 4. 006E-12 3.270E-12 WSW         5.6121        5. 424E-11 3. 967E-11 2.396E-11 1.450E-11 9.723E-12 7.056E-12 5.298E-12        4.120E-1 12 3.291E-12  2. 686E-12 W         6.7371P-11    3. 054E-11 4. 606E-11 3.024E-11 1.802E-11 1.214E-11 8.702E-12 6.534E-12        5.081E-1 12 4. 058E-12 3.313E-12 WNW         1.5951P-10    9.541E-11 6.782E-11 4.059E-11 2.649E-11 1.737E-11 1.229E-11 9.230E-12          7.201E-1 12 5. 752E-12 4. 695E-12 NW         2.4431  ~-10  1. 488E-10 1. 067E-10 6.641E-11 4.050E-11 2.710E-11 1.922E-11 1.443E-11        1.127E-1 11 9. 001E-12 7.346E-12 NNW         2.2151P-10    1. 397E-10 1.019E-10 6.232E-11 3.996E-11 2.663E-11 1.803E-11 1.336E-11         1.042E-1 11 8. 327E-12 6.798E-12 N         1.4441
                            ~-10  6. 866E-II 4.206E-11 2.237E-11 6.297E-Il 3.698E-11 2.644E-11 1.986E-11         1.544E-1 11 1. 233E-11 1. 007E-11 t.J NNE         1.0151  ~-10  1. 609E-10 1. 008E-10 5.306E-11 3.251E-11 2.173E-11 1.550E-11 1.157E-11        8.956E-I 12 7. 128E-12 5. 800E-12 NE         5.9431  ~-11  9.585E-11 6.023E-11 3.178E-11 1.949E-11 1.302E-11 9.203E-12 6.872E-12          5.344E-1 12 4.299E-12  3.509E-12 ENE         3.5141  ~-11  4.056E-11 2.952E-11 1.800E-11 1.150E-11 7.633E-12 5.373E-12 3.651E-12          2.841E-1 12 2.272E-12  1. 857E-12 E         3.9681  ~-11  4.741E-11 3. 466E-11 2.119E-11 1.352E-11 8.955E-12 6.287E-12 4.608E-12         3.512E-1 12 2.814E-12  2.288E-12 ESE         7.506E  ~-11  8. 038E-11 5.756E-11 3.464E-11 2.202E-11 1.460E-11 1.027E-11 7.548E-12         5.767E-1 12 4. 542E-12 3. 664E-12 SE         1.6891
                            ~-10  8. 001E-11 4. 880E-11 2.569E-11 1.566E-11 1.075E-11 8.008E-12 1.439E-11        1.106E-I 11 8. 762E-12 7. 111E-12 SSE         2.2471  ~-10  2.500E-10 1. 529E-10 7.824E-11 4.754E-11 3.184E-I1 2.278E-11 1.708E-11         1.326E-1 11 1. 059E-11 8. 634E-12 RELATIVE DEPOSITION PER UNIT AREA (M**-2) BY DOWNWIND SECTORS              ********* *******
SEGMENT BOUNDARIES IN MILES DIRECTION .5-1      1-2           2-3        3-4          4-5       5-10       10-20      20-30      30-40      40-SO FROM SITE S 2.283E-09 1. 534E-09    7.298E-10  4.131E-10    2.889E-l0  1.575E-10  6.305E-11  2. 854E-11 1. 588E-11 1. 001E-11 SSW 1.522E-09 1. 031E-09    4.915E-10  3.155E-10    2. 048E-10 1. 087E-10 4.516E-11  2.059E-11  1. 118E-11 6. 931E-12 SW 7.681E-10 7. 961E-10    3. 672E-10 1. 773E-i0   1.045E-10  6.128E-11  2.717E-11  1. 199E-11 6.514E-12  4. 032E-12 WSW 7.331E-l0 6.522E-10     2.461E-10  1. 183E-10   6.975E-11  4.819E-11  2.325E-11  9. 930E-12 5.352E-12  3.312E-12 W 2.349E-09 9. 008E-10    3. OOOE-10 1. 437E-10   8. 446E-11 4.563E-11  2. 833E-11 1.233E-11  6. 600E-12 4. 085E-12 WNW 3.036E-09 1. 787E-09    6. 138E-10 2. 950E-10   1. 877E-10 9.739E-11  4.037E-11  1. 777E-11 9.332E-12  5. 790E-12 NW 3.903E-09 2. 789E-09    9. 487E-10 4. 486E-10   2. 859E-10 1. 513E-10 6.384E-11  2.752E-11  1. 459E-11 9. 060E-12 NNW 2.441E-09 1.551E-09     6.967E-10  3. 928E-10  2.561E-l0   1.411E-10  6. 117E-11 2.674E-11  1. 358E-11 8.382E-12 N 2.793E-09 1. 281E-09    5. 423E-10 2. 944E-10   1.801E-10  7.366E-11  4.479E-11  3.970E-11  2.006E-11  1.242E-11 NNE 2.017E-09 9. 087E-10    3.819E-10  2.070E-10    1.266E-10  1.210E-l0  5.454E-11  2.211E-11  1. 170E-11 7. 178E-12 NE 7.467E-10 4.669E-10     2. 182E-10 1.209E-10    7.420E-11  7.192E-11  3.264E-11  1. 322E-11 6. 956E-12 4. 316E-12 ENE 4.882E-l0 2.831E-l0     1.296E-10  7.151E-11    4.386E-11  3.445E-11  1.767E-11  7.760E-12  3. 834E-12 2.287E-12 E 4.450E-l0 3.037E-l0     1. 450E-10 8. 066E-11   4. 954E-11 4.002E-11  2.078E-11  9. 106E-12 4. 670E-12 2. 826E-12 ESE 8.445E-l0 5.749E-10     2.744E-10  1. 526E-10   9.373E-11  6.906E-11  3.412E-11  1. 485E-11 7. 647E-12 4. 580E-12 SE 2.025E-09 1. 312E-09    6.188E-10  3.434E-l0    2. 108E-10 8. 588E-11 2.636E-11  1. 096E-11 1.130E-11  8. 832E-12 SSE 2.757E-09 1. 756E-09    8.244E-10  4.571E-10    2. 806E-l0 2.012E-10  8.119E-11  3.240E-11  1.726E-11  1. 066E-11

ERP ELEVATED STACK RELEASES     - JAN-DEC 2009 CORRECTED USING STANDARD OPEN TERRAIN FACTORS SPECIFIC POINTS OF INTEREST RELEASE TYPE OF DIRECTION DIST.       X/Q        X/Q      X/Q        D/Q ID      LOCATION FROM SITE (MI) (SEC/M3)     (SEC/M3) (SEC/M3) (PER SQ.METER)
NO       2.26 DAY  8.0 DAY DECAY      DECAY     DECAY UNDEPLETED UNDEPLETED DEPLETED A  Site   Boundary   S     .80    4.4E-08    4.4E-08  4.4E-08   2.6E-09 A  Site Boundary   SSW     .82    3.3E-08    3.2E-08  3.2E-08   1.8E-09 A  Site Boundary    SW     .97    8.0E-08    8.OE-08  8.OE-08   8.9E-10 A  Site Boundary   WSW     .93    6.7E-08    6.7E-08  6.7E-08   8.9E-10 A  Site Boundary     W     .91    1.9E-07    1.9E-07  1.9E-07   2.1E-09 A  Site Boundary   WNW     .94    2.OE-07    2.OE-07  2.0E-07   3.5E-09 A  Site Boundary    NW     .81    1.5E-07    1.5E-07  1.5E-07   2.9E-09 A  Site Boundary   NNW     .69    5.2E-08    5.2E-08  5.1E-08   2.7E-09 A  Site Boundary     N     .67    4.2E-08    4.2E-08  4.2E-08   3.1E-09 A  Site Boundary   NNE     .60    2.6E-08    2.6E-08  2.6E-08   2.3E-09 A  Site Boundary    NE     .62    5.8E-09    5.8E-09  5.8E-09   6.8E-10 A  Site Boundary   ENE     .59    3.7E-09    3.7E-09  3.7E-09   4.5E-10 A  Site Boundary     E     .53    9.1E-10    9.1E-10  9.1E-10   2.9E-10 A  Site Boundary   ESE     .54    2.2E-09    2.2E-09  2.1E-09   5.7E-10 A  Site Boundary    SE     .65    1.5E-08    1.5E-08  1.5E-08   1.9E-09 A  Site Boundary   SSE     .81    4.8E-08    4.8E-08  4.8E-08   3.1E-09 A  Nearest Res     SSW   2.10     5.2E-08    5.2E-08  5.1E-08   6.4E-10 A  Nearest Res      SW   1.30     1.3E-07    1.3E-07  1.3E-07   1.4E-09 A  Nearest Res     WSW   1.90     1.2E-07    1.2E-07  1.1E-07   4.3E-10 A  Nearest Res       W   1.00     2.OE-07    2.0E-07  2.OE-07   1.8E-09 A  Nearest Res     WNW   1.70     2.4E-07    2.4E-07  2.3E-07   1.4E-09 A  Nearest Res      NW     .90    2.OE-07    2.0E-07  2.OE-07   5.6E-09 A  Nearest Res     NNW   1.90     1.4E-07    1.4E-07  1.4E-07   1.2E-09 A  Nearest Res       N   2.50     4.8E-08    4.8E-08  4.7E-08   5.4E-10 A  Nearest Res      NE   2.80     2.1E-08    2.1E-08  2.1E-08   1.8E-10 A  Nearest Res     ENE   1.70     1.8E-08    1.8E-08  1.8E-08   2.3E-10 A  Nearest Res       E   1.90     1.7E-08    1.7E-08  1.7E-08   2.2E-10 A  Nearest Res     ESE   2.30     2.4E-08    2.4E-08  2.3E-08   3.1E-10 A  Nearest Cow     NNW   3.50     1.0E-07    1.OE-07  9.8E-08   3.8E-10 A  Nearest Garde    SW   1.30     1.3E-07    1.3E-07  1.3E-07   1.4E-09 A  Nearest Garde   WSW   1.90     1.2E-07    1.2E-07  1.1E-07   4.3E-10 A  Nearest Garde   WNW   2.40     1.3E-07    1.3E-07  1.3E-07   6.4E-10 A  Nearest Garde    NW   2.90     1.4E-07    1.4E-07  1.4E-07   6.5E-10 A  Nearest Garde   NNW   2.80     1.2E-07    1.2E-07  1.1E-07   5.9E-10 A  Nearest Garde    NE   2.80     2.1E-08    2.1E-08  2.1E-08   1.8E-10 A  Nearest Garde   ENE   1.70     1.8E-08    1.8E-08  1.8E-08   2.3E-10 A  Nearest Garde     E   1.90     1.7E-08    1.7E-08  1.7E-08   2.2E-10 A  Nearest Garde   ESE   3.00     1.9E-08    1.9E-08  1.8E-08   2.0E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     S   1.50     8.3E-08    8.3E-08  8.3E-08   1.5E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   SSW   1.50     5.9E-08    5.9E-08  5.9E-08   1.OE-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    SW   1.50     1.4E-07    1.4E-07  1.4E-07   1.0E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   WSW   1.50     1.7E-07    1.7E-07  1.6E-07   7.1E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     W   1.50     2.OE-07    2.OE-07  2.0E-07   8.7E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   WNW   1.50     2.9E-07    2.9E-07  2.9E-07   2.OE-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    NW   1.50     4.5E-07    4.5E-07  4.4E-07   3.1E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   NNW   1.50     1.4E-07    1.4E-07  1.4E-07   1.9E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     N   1.50     6.OE-08    6.OE-08  5.9E-08   1.2E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   NNE   1.50     5.OE-08    5.0E-08  4.9E-08   8.7E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    NE   1.50     2.9E-08    2.9E-08  2.9E-08   4.7E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   ENE   1.50     1.8E-08    1.8E-08  1.8E-08   2.8E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q     E   1.50     1.8E-08    1.8E-08  1.8E-08   3.1E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   ESE   1.50     2.8E-08    2.8E-08  2.8E-08   5.8E-10 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q    SE   1.50     5.7E-08    5.6E-08  5.6E-08   1.3E-09 A  MAXIMUM CHI/Q   SSE   1.50     8.0E-08    8.OE-08  7.9E-08   1.8E-09

ATMOSPHERIC DIFFUSION MODEL Onsite meteorological data from January 1 through December 31, 2009 were used to determine    long-term      (routine)   diffusion   estimates   for  evaluating normal atmospheric releases from Cooper Nuclear Station.               Atmospheric dispersion parameters (X/Q values) were determined for the site boundary distances from each release point, the standard population distances, and special locations for nearest residence, cow, and garden using the methodology presented in U.S. NRC Regulatory Guide 1.111 (Rev.l) and the computer code XOQDOQ (NUREG/CR2919).         Two release modes were analyzed.        Releases from the 99-meter free-standing stack were considered 100 percent elevated, while releases from the reactor building, turbine-generator building, radwaste building and augmented radwaste building vents were considered as a 100 percent ground level release (one combined source term was assumed to apply for these vents).
Winds were obtained from measurements at the 10-meter level (for ground-level releases) and the 100-meter level (for elevated releases) , and the stability class was based on the vertical temperature gradient between 60 meters and 10 meters (for ground releases) and 100 meters and 10 meters (for elevated releases).      In accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.111, calm periods were distributed directionally in proportion to the directional distribution within a stability class of the lowest wind speed group.             For the calculations, calm periods were assigned a speed of one-half the threshold wind speed of the wind vane or anemometer, whichever is higher.
The Gaussian straight-line trajectory model, which assumes that the air flow transports and diffuses effluents along a straight line through the entire region of interest in the airflow direction at the release point, was modified to account for various modes of effluent releases.            In the case of an elevated release,   plume rise due to momentum effects was incorporated into the calculation.      For ground-level releases, building wake effects were considered.
The mathematical equation used in the Gaussian straight-line trajectory model is:
(X/Q)1 =2.032X jk XUyk  k e
[  0' 12(E.1
                                         --   I(
and kk +0.5z/f2 _J-3,*_ok                                 (Eq. 2)
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where        I           index identifying direction sector; j           index identifying wind speed class; k      =    index identifying atmospheric stability class; X           average effluent concentration normalized by source Q           strength at the specific downwind distance; f      =    joint frequency distribution of wind direction, wind speed class, and atmospheric stability   class; x      :    distance from the release point to a receptor; u      =    wind speed;
                    =Z   vertical plume spread with volumetric building wake correction for a release within the building wake cavity; 0z          vertical plume spread without volumetric building wake correction; Dz          maximum adjacent building height either upwind or downwind of the release point (44.5 meters for ground-level releases);
and he     =    effective plume height; The term Ezk given in Equations 1 and 2 is used for ground-level release (h = 0) within the building wake cavity. For an elevated release, no volumetric building wake correction needs to be considered, i.e.,   5 zk = Ozk- For all building wake determinations,   the reactor building was considered to be the dominating structure in the modification of air flows within the building complex.
Since the model does not directly consider the effects of spatial and temporal variation in airflow due to terrain, appropriate adjustments were made to the calculated X/Q values, using the default values of Regulatory Guide 1.111, Rev. 0.
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APPENDIX C DOSE CALCULATIONS

CONTENTS Page LIQUID EFFLUENT DOSE CALCULATIONS       Cl GASEOUS EFFLUENT DOSE CALCULATIONS      C8 DOSE CALCULATION MODELS                C51

LIQUID EFFLUENT DOSE CALCULATIONS Doses to the maximum individual and 0 to 50 - mile population resulting from the release of radioactive material in liquid effluents from Cooper Nuclear Station were calculated using the LADTAP Ii computer program. The LADTAP II program implements the radiological dose models of Regulatory Guide 1.109 for determining the radiation exposure to man from three principal exposure pathways in the aquatic environment -- potable water, aquatic foods, and recreational water use. Doses to both the maximum individual and 0 to 50 mile population are calculated as a function of age group and pathway for significant body organs, and are presented in Tables 1 - 6.
Assumptions and data sources used for input to the LADTAP II code are described in a separate section of this appendix (see page C5 1).
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TABLE 1. Doses to Maximum Individual at the Site Boundary, Resulting From Exposure to Radioactivity Discharged in Liquid Effluents, January-June 2009 Cooper Nuclear Station Dose to Individual,  mrem Period and                                                     Total Pathway        Skin           Bone         Liver          Body         Thyroid       Kidney       Lung      GI-LLI ist   Quarter Drinking                  0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00      0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00     0.00 E-O0   0.00 E-00  0.00 E-00 Water Shoreline    0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00      0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00     0.00 E-O0   0.00 E-00  0.00 E-00 Totals    0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00      0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00  0.00 E-00 2nd Quarter Eating Fish                  0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00      0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00  0.00 E-00 Drinking                  0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00      0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00  0.00 E-00 Water Shoreline    0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00      0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00  0.00 E-00 Totals    0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00      0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00  0.00 E-00 Totals for 1st & 2nd Quarters       0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00      0.00 E-00     0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00    0.00 E-00  0.00 E-00 Calculated doses are based on the following periods     of exposures:  Fishing: April -  November; Drinking water and shoreline:     January - December

TABLE 2. Doses to Maximum Individual at the Site Boundary, Resulting From Exposure to Radioactivity Discharged in Liquid Effluents, July-December 2009, Cooper Nuclear Station Dose to Individual, mrem Period and                                                    Total Pathway        Skin           Bone        Liver          Body        Thyroid       Kidney        Lung        GI-LLI 3rd Quarter Eating                   1.80 E-03   4.34 E-04      4.82 E-04    2.87 E-04     3.16 E-04   2.87 E-04     6.39 E-04 Fish Drinking                 4.43 E-03    2.36 E-02      2.38 E-02    2.36 E-02     2.36 E-02   2.36 E-02     2.41 E-02 Water Shoreline   2.34 E-04      1.99 E-04   1.99 E-04      1.99 E-04    1.99 E-04     1.99 E-04   1.99 E-04     1.99 E-04 Totals    2.34 E-04     6.43 E-03    2.43 E-02     2.45 E-02     2.40 E-02     2.41 E-02   2.40 E-02     2.49+E-02 4th Quarter Eating Fish                 0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00   0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Drinking                  0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00   0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Water Shoreline   0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00   0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Totals    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00   0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Totals for 3rd & 4th Quarters      2.34 E-04     6.43 E-03    2.43 E-02     2.45 E-02     2.40 E-02    2.41 E-02    2.40 E-02     2.49 E-02 Calculated doses are based on the following periods of exposures:   Fishing: April-- November; Drinking water and shoreline: January - Decemb er

TABLE 3. Summary of Doses to Maximum Individual at the Site Boundary, Resulting from Exposure to Radioactivity Discharged in Liquid Effluents, January-December 2009, Cooper Nuclear Station Dose to Individual, mrem Period and                                                 Total Pathway       Skin         Bone         Liver          Body       Thyroid       Kidney        Lung        GI-LLI ist Quarter   0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00 2nd Quarter   0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00 3rd Quarter   2.34 E-04    6.43 E-03     2.43 E-02     2.45 E-02    2.40 E-02    2.41 E-02    2.40 E-02    2.49 E-02 4th Quarter   0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00 Totals for 2009     2.34 E-04    6.43 E-03     2.43 E-02     2.45 E-02    2.40 E-02    2.41 E-02    2.40 E-02    2.49 E-02

TABLE 4. Doses to Population Within a 50-Mile Radius, Resulting From E cposure to Radioactivity Discharged in  Liquid Effluents, January-June 2009, Cooper Nuclear Station Dose to Population, manrem Period and                                                   Total Pathway        Skin          Bone         Liver         Body         Thyroid      Kidney         Lung         GI-LLI 1st Quarter Drinking                 0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+O0     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+O0 Water Shoreline   0.00 E+O0     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Totals     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 2nd Quarter Eating Fish                 0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Drinking                  0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Water Shoreline    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Swimming    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.90 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Boating    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Totals    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Totals for 1st & 2nd Quarters    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Calculated doses are based on the following periods of exposures: Fishing and Boating: April - November; Drinking water and shoreline:   January - December; Swimming: June - September Exposure from drinking water is calculated for the city of St. Joseph, Missouri, nearest public water intake from the Missouri River, 84 miles downstream

TABLE 5. Doses to Population Within a 50-Mile Radius, Resulting From Exposure to Radioactivity Discharged in  Liquid Effluents, July-December 2009, Cooper Nuclear Station Dose to Population,  manrem Period and                                                     Total Pathway          Skin          Bone         Liver         Body         Thyroid      Kidney        Lung        GI-LLI 3rd Quarter Eating                     1.32 E-04    4.25 E-05     4.30 E-05     2.97 E-05    3.23 E-05    2.97 E-05    1.18 E-04 Fish Drinking                    3.070E-03    2.19 E-02     2.20 E-02     2.18 E-02. 2.18 E-02    2.18 E-02    2.28 E-02 Water Shoreline      3.31 E-04     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     2.82 E-04     2.82 E-04    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00 Swimming      0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     1.71 E-06     1.71 E-06    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00 Boating       0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     6.26 E-06     6.26 E-06    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00 Totals       3.31 E-04     3.20 E-03    2.19 E-02     2.23 E-02     2.21 E-02    2.18 E-02    2.18 E-02    2.29 E-02 4th Quarter Eating Fish                   0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0-00 E+00    0.00 E+00 Drinking                    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00 Water Shoreline      0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00 Totals       0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00 Totals for 3rd & 4th Quarters       3.31 E-04    3.20 E-03     2.19 E-02    2.23 E-02     2.21 E-02    2.18 E-02    2.18 E-02    2.29 E-02 Calculated doses are based on the following periods of exposures: Fishing and Boating: April - November; Drinking water and shoreline:     January - December; Swimming: June - September Exposure from drinking water is calculated for the city of St. Joseph, Missouri, nearest public water intake from the Missouri River, 84 miles downstream

TABLE 6. Summary of Doses to Population Within a 50-Mile Radius, Resulting from Exposure to Radioactivity Discharged in Liquid Effluents, January-December 2009 Cooper Nuclear Station Dose to Population, manrem Period and                                                   Total Pathway         Skin         Bone          Liver          Body        Thyroid    Kidney        Lung         GI-LLI ist      0.00 E+00    0.00  E+00    0.00 E+00      0.00  E+00   0.00  E+00 0.00  E+00   0.00 E+00     0.00  E+00 Quarter 2nd Quarter     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00      0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00  0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 3rd Quarter     3.31 E-04    3.20 E-03     2.19 E-02      2.23 E-02    2.21 E-02  2.18 E-02    2.18 E-02     2.29 E-02 4th Quarter     0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00      0.00 E+00    0.00 E+00  0.00 'E+00   0.00 E+00     0.00 E+00 Totals for 2009      3.31 E-04    3.20 E-03     2.19 E-02      2.23 E-02    2.21 E-02  2.18 E-02    2.18 E-02     2.29 E-02

GASEOUS EFFLUENT DOSE CALCULATIONS Doses to the maximum individual and 0 to 50 mile population resulting from the release of radioactive material in gaseous effluents from the Cooper Nuclear Station were calculated using the GASPAR computer code. Four sites were selected for individual dose calculations: the site boundary, the nearest residence, the nearest garden and the nearest cow. GASPAR implements the radiological dose models of Regulatory Guide 1.109 for determining the radiation exposure to man from four principal atmospheric exposure pathways: plume, ground, inhalation, and ingestion. Doses to the maximum individual and the population are calculated as a function of age group and pathway for significant body organs.
Tables 1 through 7 present maximum individual doses. Population doses are given in Tables 8 through 14.
Assumptions and data used for input to the GASPAR code are described in a separate section of this appendix (see page C51).
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TABLE 1.                 DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                         (MREM),         JANUARY-MARCH 2009 SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                                 1 A Site Boundary AT            .69 MILES NNW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.12E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 8.11E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY                  T.BODY                    GI-TRACT                        BONE                      LIVER                    KIDNEY                    THYROID               LUNG                    SKIN
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME                  : 5.28E-04 : 5.28E-04 : 5.28E-04 : 5.28E-04 : 5.28E-04 : 5.28E-04 : 5.39E-04 : 1.32E-03
        -*-------------------                                    -----------------------------------                                               -------------------------  -                          +-------------
GROUND                 : 7.76E-04 : 7.76E-04 : 7.76E-04 : 7.76E-04 : 7.76E-04 : 7.76E-04 : 7.76E-04 : 9.13E-04
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                  :                                                     .                           .                          .
ADULT                  2.62E-05                  1.39E-04                   2.32E-04                    1.97E-05                 2.46E-05                   4.69E-03           1.74E-17                0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN                  4.05E-05 : 1.54E-04 : 3.84E-04 : 3.OOE-05 : 3.74E-05 : 6.33E-03 : 1.96E-17 : 0.OOE+00
                 -        --------------------                              +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD             : 8.33E-05 : 1.07E-04 : 9.37E-04 : 4.94E-05 : 6.03E-05 : 1.21E-02 : 2.34E-17 : 0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT                   :                                                     .                           :                          :                       :
ADULT                  3.42E-06                  2.72E-05                   2.42E-06                    1.81E-06                 6.63E-07                   1.27E-04           0.OOE+00                0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+-----------+
TEEN              : 2.71E-06 : 1.47E-05 : 2.04E-06 : 1.42E-06 : 5.42E-07 : 9.17E-05 : 0.OOE+00 : 0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD             : 4.20E-06 : 7.43E-06 : 3.86E-06 : 1.73E-06 : 6.88E-07 : 1.38E-04 : 0.OOE+00 : 0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK               :                                                    :                            .                          :                       :
ADULT             : 7.10E-06                     1.03E-05                   1.78E-05                    1.10E-05                 1.83E-05                   3.50E-03           2.61E-23                0.OOE+00
  -------------------                            +---------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
TEEN              : 1.19E-05 : 1.29E-05 : 3.27E-05 : 1.95E-05 : 3.27E-05 : 5.53E-03 : 5.78E-23 : 0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD             : 2.25E-05 : 9.33E-06 : 8.01E-05 : 3.39E-05 : 5.43E-05 : 1.09E-02 : 9.20E-23 : O.OOE+00
                                  --------                                  +------------------------------+---------------                                 +---------            ++------------------------------
INFANT : 4.21E-05 : 8.74E-06 : 1.58E-04 : 8.26E-05 : 9.45E-05 : 2.65E-02 : 2.51E-22 : 0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK               :                                                    .                            :                         .                        :
ADULT             : 8.05E-06                     7.60E-06                   3.07E-05                    1.29E-05                 2.20E-05                   4.20E-03           3.13E-24                0.OOE+00
                                  -------------------------------------- +---------------                                                                      ----------------------------              +---------------
TEEN              : 1.35E-05 : 1.01E-05 : 5.64E-05 : 2.28E-05 : 3.92E-05 : 6.64E-03 : 6.94E-24 : 0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD             : 2.57E-05 : 7.95E-06 : 1.39E-04 : 3.98E-05 : 6.52E-05 : 1.31E-02 : 1.10E-23 : 0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 4.85E-05 : 7.86E-06 : 2.71E-04 : 9.73E-05 : 1.13E-04 : 3.19E-02 : 3.01E-23 : 0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                             .                         :                           :                          :                        .
ADULT                  5.44E-07                  3.81E-06                   1.46E-06                    8.31E-07                 1.29E-06                  2.40E-04            4.78E-05                0.OOE+00
                                  ---------------------------------------                                            --------------                            -------------------------------------------- +
TEEN              : 7.11E-07                 : 7.62E-06 : 2.07E-06 : 1.14E-06                                                 : 1.76E-06               : 2.95E-04            : 7.17E-05            : 0.OOE+00
                                  --------------------------------------                                                           +---------------------------------------------------------- +
CHILD             : 7.67E-07 : 4.19E-05 : 2.84E-06 : 1.10E-06 : 1.65E-06 ; 3.30E-04 : 5.91E-05 : 0.OOE+00
                 -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 5.18E-07 : 3.63E-05 : 2.01E-06 : 9.90E-07 : 1.09E-06 : 3.01E-04 : 4.13E-05 : O.OOE+00
                       +          ---------------------------------------------                                                  :-           --------------------------------------------------                        +

TABLE 1.                DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                (MREM),              JANUARY-MARCH 2009                         (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                             2     A       Site Boundary AT          .67 MILES                 N ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.49E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.OOE-03 MILLRADS PATHWAY             T.BODY                      GI-TRACT                        BONE        LIVER                       KIDNEY                        THYROID                        LUNG               SKIN
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME             : 6.49E-04 : 6.49E-04 : 6.49E-04 : 6.49E-04 : 6.49E-04 : 6.49E-04 : 6.63E-04 : 1.67E-03
             -+-------+---------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------                                                                                  _+
GROUND            : 9.44E-04 : 9.44E-04 : 9.44E-04 : 9.44E-04 : 9.44E-04 : 9.44E-04 : 9.44E-04 : 1.11E-03
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET             :                                                       :              :                          .                           :                             :
ADULT             3.18E-05                    1.69E-04                    2.82E-04      2.38E-05                    2.96E-05                      5.65E-03                    2.11E-17           0.OOE+00
                           --------                                      +---------------+---------------+---------------                          ------------------------------------------
TEEN          : 4.91E-05 : 1.87E-04 : 4.67E-04 : 3.62E-05 : 4.51E-05 : 7.63E-03 : 2.38E-17 : 0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD         : 1.01E-04 : 1.31E-04 : 1.14E-03 : 5.97E-05 : 7.27E-05 : 1.46E-02 : 2.84E-17 : 0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT              :                                                       :              .                         .                            :                                                :
ADULT             4.16E-06                    3.31E-05                   2.95E-06       2.20E-06                    7.99E-07                      1.53E-04                    0.OOE+00           0.OOE+00
                           -----------------------                                      +---------------+---------------                           -------------------------------------------
TEEN          : 3.29E-06 : 1.78E-05 : 2.48E-06                                      : 1.72E-06                  : 6.53E-07                  : 1.11E-04                    : 0.OOE+00         : 0.OOE+00
                           -----------------------                                      +----------------------------------------------------------+---------------
CHILD         : 5.11E-06 : 9.05E-06 : 4.69E-06 : 2.10E-06 : 8.29E-07 : 1.67E-04 : 0.OOE+00 : 0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK          :                                                       .             .                          .                            :                             :
ADULT         : 8.57E-06                      1.25E-05                   2.16E-05       1.33E-05                    2.21E-05                      4.22E-03                    3.17E-23           0.OOE+00
------------------------                                                                +------------------------------------------------------------+-------------
TEEN          : 1.44E-05 : 1.57E-05 : 3.96E-05 : 2.35E-05 : 3.94E-05 : 6.67E-03 : 7.03E-23 : 0.OOE+00
                  +----------------------------------+------------------------------                                                                                 ---------------             +---------------
CHILD         : 2.72E-05                  : 1.13E-05 : 9.72E-05 : 4.09E-05                                      : 6.55E-05                  : 1.32E-02                    : 1.12E-22         : O.OOE+00
                  +        --------                                      +---------------+---------------+---------------                          -----------------------------------------
INFANT : 5.08E-05 : 1.06E-05 : 1.92E-04 : 9.96E-05 : 1.14E-04 : 3.20E-02 : 3.05E-22 : 0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK          :                                                      .              :                          .                            :                            :                  -
ADULT         : 9.71E-06                      9.21E-06                   3.73E-05       1.55E-05                    2.65E-05                     5.06E-03                     3.80E-24           0.OOE+00
                  +        --------                                      +---------------+------------------------------                           --------------------------                   +---------------
TEEN          : 1.63E-05                  : 1.23E-05 : 6.84E-05                     : 2.75E-05 : 4.73E-05                                   : 8.OOE-03 : 8.44E-24                            : 0.OOE+00
                  +        --------                                      +---------------+---------------+---------------                          --------                ----------------     +---------------+
CHILD         : 3.10E-05                  : 9.64E-06 : 1.68E-04                     : 4.80E-05                 : 7.86E-05                   : 1.58E-02 : 1.34E-23                            : 0.OOE+00
                  +        --------                                      +---------------+---------------+---------------                          -----------------------------------------
INFANT : 5.86E-05 : 9.53E-06 : 3.29E-04 : 1.17E-04 : 1.37E-04 : 3.84E-02 : 3.66E-23 : O.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                         .                          .              .                           .                           :
ADULT            7.53E-07                     5.27E-06                   2.01E-06       1.15E-06                    1.78E-06                     3.32E-04                     6.61E-05          0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN          : 9.85E-07 : 1.05E-05 : 2.86E-06 : 1.57E-06 : 2.44E-06 : 4.09E-04 : 9.91E-05 :                                                                                                    0.00E+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD         : 1.06E-06 : 5.79E-05 : 3.93E-06 : 1.53E-06 : 2.29E-06 : 4.57E-04 : 8.17E-05 :                                                                                                    0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 7.17E-07 : 5.02E-05 : 2.78E-06 : 1.37E-06 : 1.51E-06 : 4.18E-04 : 5.71E-05 :                                                                                                           0.00E+00
                  +        -----------------------                                      +---------------+-------------------------------------------------------- +

TABLE         1.      DOSES TO MAXIMUM                         INDIVIDUAL           (MREM),      JANUARY-MARCH                 2009         (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                       3     A Nearest Resident AT          .90 MILES          NW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.OOE-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.19E-03 MILLRADS PATHWAY               T.BODY              GI-TRACT                    BONE                     LIVER                 KIDNEY              THYROID                  LUNG                       SKIN
                             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME               : 7.90E-04 : 7.90E-04 : 7.90E-04 : 7.90E-04 : 7.90E-04 : 7.90E-04 : 8.00E-04 : 1.65E-03 S     +--*------------------------------------------------                                     +--------------------------------------------
GROUND              : 3.89E-04 : 3.89E-04 : 3.89E-04 : 3.89E-04 : 3.89E-04 : 3.89E-04 : 3.89E-04 : 4.58E-04
                             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET               :                                           :                         .                         :               :                       :
ADULT               1.47E-05            7.03E-05                1.18E-04                  1.26E-05                1.70E-05          3.25E-03               9.06E-18                    0.OOE+00 S+-------+---------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN            : 2.25E-05 : 7.80E-05 : 1.95E-04 : 1.92E-05 : 2.59E-05 : 4.38E-03 : 1.02E-17 : 0.00E+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD           : 4.58E-05 : 5.44E-05 : 4.77E-04 : 3.18E-05 : 4.17E-05 : 8.39E-03 : 1.22E-17 : 0.00E+00
                             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
HEAT                                   .                        .                         .                         -              .                       .
ADULT                1.76E-06            1.36E-05                1.27E-06                  9.82E-07                4.59E-07          8.77E-05               0.00E+00                    0.00E+00 S---*--------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
TEEN            : 1.39E-06 : 7.36E-06 : 1.07E-06 : 7.72E-07 : 3.75E-07 : 6.35E-05 : O.OOE+00 : 0.00E+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD           : 2.15E-06 : 3.73E-06 : 2.01E-06 : 9.48E-07 : 4.76E-07 : 9.59E-05 : 0.00E+00 : 0.00E+00
                             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK :                                                      .                         .                         .              .                       :
ADULT            : 4.73E-06              5.72E-06                1.04E-05                  7.55E-06                1.27E-05          2.42E-03               1.36E-23                    0.00E+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN            : 7.92E-06 : 7.19E-06 : 1.90E-05 : 1.34E-05 : 2.26E-05 : 3.83E-03 : 3.02E-23 : 0.00E+00
 -                  +-+
                ----------------                                                         +---------------+-----------------------------++          -       ----------              ---------------    +
CHILD           : 1.49E-05 : 5.24E-06 : 4.64E-05 : 2.33E-05 : 3.76E-05 : 7.56E-03 : 4.80E-23 : 0.00E+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT          : 2.79E-05 : 4.93E-06 : 9.25E-05 : 5.68E-05 : 6.54E-05 : 1.84E-02 : 1.31E-22 : 0.00E+00
                             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK            :                                           .                         :                         .              .                       .
ADULT            : 5.43E-06              4.46E-06                1.71E-05                  8.89E-06                1.52E-05          2.90E-03               1.63E-24                    0.00E+00 S-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TEEN            : 9.11E-06         : 5.95E-06 : 3.14E-05 : 1.58E-05                                             : 2.71E-05 : 4.59E-03                  : 3.62E-24                 : 0.00E+00
                               -   -  S+-------------------------------------------------                                             -----------------------------                   +---------------
CHILD           : 1.72E-05         : 4.67E-06 : 7.71E-05 : 2.75E-05                                             : 4.51E-05 : 9.07E-03                  : 5.76E-24                 : 0.00E+00
 -                                                              ++------------------+---------------+---------------                  -----
                                                                                                                                        ------             +---------------+---------------
INFANT          : 3.25E-05 : 4.60E-06 : 1.52E-04 : 6.73E-05 : 7.84E-05 : 2.20E-02 : 1.57E-23 : 0.00E+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                  .                        .                         .                         .              -                       .
ADULT                2.22E-07            1.39E-06               5.58E-07                   3.47E-07                5.38E-07          9.98E-05               1.73E-05                    0.00E+00
 -                                                              ++------------------+------------------------------                   -----------------------------                  +---------------
TEEN            : 2.91E-07 : 2.79E-06 : 7.92E-07 : 4.75E-07 : 7.39E-07 : 1.23E-04 : 2.60E-05 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD           : 3.13E-07 : 1.53E-05 : 1.09E-06 : 4.61E-07 : 6.93E-07 : 1.37E-04 : 2.14E-05 : 0.00E+00
 ---------------------------                                                  E--------------------         ---------------- 0-------------------------------+
INFANT :2.13E-07 :.1.33E-05 :7.74E-07 :4.15E-07 :4.56E-07 :1.25E-04 :1.50E-05 :0.OOE+00
                             -+----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+

TABLE 1.                  DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                      (MREM),         JANUARY-MARCH                       2009    (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                   4 A Nearest Cow AT 3.50 MILES NNW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 4.83E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 7.13E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY      T.BODY                    GI-TRACT                         BONE                    LIVER                 KIDNEY                   THYROID                       LUNG                  SKIN
                 --------                                       +---------------+---------------+------------------------------                                      +---------          ---------------
PLUME       : 4.78E-04              : 4.78E-04                   : 4.78E-04                : 4.78E-04             : 4.78E-04            : 4.78E-04                   : 4.83E-04            : 9.42E-04
                 -----------------------------------------------------                                                              --------------------------------------------                           +
GROUND      : 1.55E-05              : 1.55E-05                   : 1.55E-05                : 1.55E-05            : 1.55E-05 : 1.55E-05                               : 1.55E-05            : 1.82E-05
                 -----------------------------------------------------                                                                     -------------------------------------------- +
VEGET       :                                                   :                          :                      .                     .
ADULT       6.99E-07                  2.85E-06                    4.83E-06                   7.02E-07              1.02E-06                 1.95E-04                    1.59E-19             0.OOE+00
                 --------                                       +---------------+---------------+---------------                           ------------------------------------------
TEEN      : 1.06E-06              : 3.16E-06 : 7.98E-06 : 1.07E-06                                             : 1.55E-06             : 2.63E-04                   : 1.80E-19            : 0.OOE+00
                 --------                                       +---------------+---------------+---------------                           ------------------------------------------
CHILD       2.11E-06              : 2.21E-06 : 1.95E-05                                  : 1.78E-06            : 2.50E-06             : 5.03E-04                   : 2.15E-19            : 0.OOE+00
            +    -----------------------                                                   +---------------+---------------                ----------------------------------------- +
MEAT        :                                                   .                          :                     :                      :
ADULT       7.30E-08                  5.44E-07                    5.41E-08                   4.44E-08              2.75E-08                5.26E-06                     0.OOE+00             0.OOE+00
            +--------------------------------------+---------------+------------------------------                                                                                    -      ------------- +
TEEN      : 5.76E-08              : 2.94E-07                  : 4.55E-08                 : 3.51E-08            : 2.25E-08             : 3.81E-06                   :0 .OOE+00                0.OOE+00
            +    --------------------------------------                                                          +---------------          ------------------------------------------                      +
CHILD     : 8.89E-08              : 1.49E-07 : 8.58E-08                                  : 4.36E-08            : 2.85E-08             : 5.75E-06                   : 0.00E+00            : 0.OOE+00
            +    --------------------------------------                                                          +--------------------------------------------------------- +
COW MILK    :                                                   :                          :                     :                      .
ADULT     : 2.73E-07                  2.67E-07                    5.16E-07                   4.49E-07              7.60E-07                 1.45E-04                   2.39E-25              0.OOE+00
           +     --------                                                                                                                                                                                  +--------------------------------------------------
TEEN      : 4.57E-07 : 3.39E-07 : 9.42E-07                                               : 7.98E-07            : 1.36E-06             : 2.29E-04                   : 5.31E-25            : 0.OOE+00
                 ------------------------------------------                                                      +-------
:-----------------------------------------------                                                    +
CHILD     : 8.54E-07 : 2.50E-07                               : 2.30E-06 : 1.39E-06                            : 2.25E-06             : 4.53E-04                   : 8.45E-25 : 0.OOE+00
            +    --------------------------------------                                                          +--------------------------------------------------------- +
INFANT    : 1.60E-06 : 2.37E-07                               : 4.64E-06                 : 3.39E-06            : 3.92E-06             : 1.10E-03                   : 2.30E-24            : 0.OOE+00
            +    --------------------------------------                                                          +---------------         ------------------------------------------                       +
GOATMILK    :                                                   :                          :                     :                      :
ADULT     : 3.19E-07                  2.25E-07                    8.05E-07                   5.33E-07              9.12E-07                1.74E-04                    2.87E-26              0.OOE+00
            ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                      -----------------------------------------                        +
TEEN      : 5.33E-07             : 2.99E-07                   : 1.47E-06                 : 9.46E-07            : 1.63E-06             : 2.75E-04                   : 6.37E-26 : 0.OOE+00
            ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                      -----------------------------------------                        +
CHILD     : 9.97E-07 : 2.35E-07                               : 3.61E-06                 : 1.65E-06            : 2.70E-06             : 5.44E-04                   : 1.01E-25            : 0.OOE+00
            ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                      -----------------------------------------                        +
INFANT    : 1.89E-06             : 2.32E-07                   : 7.17E-06                 : 4.03E-06            : 4.70E-06             : 1.32E-03                   : 2.76E-25 : 0.OOE+00
            ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                      ----------------------------------------- +
INHAL       :                                                   :                          :                     :                     :
ADULT       3.28E-08                  1.11E-07                    6.38E-08                   5.46E-08              8.51E-08                1.54E-05                    1.40E-06              0.OOE+00
            ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                -----------------------------------------                              +
TEEN     : 4.29E-08              : 1.61E-07                   : 9.04E-08                 : 7.49E-08            : 1.17E-07            : 1.90E-05                    : 2.09E-06 : 0.OOE+00
            ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                -----------------------------------------                              +
CHILD    : 4.60E-08              : 5.86E-07                   : 1.24E-07                 : 7.30E-08            : 1.10E-07            : 2.11E-05
* 1.72E-06                               : O.00E+00
           ++-----------------------+---------------+---------------                                                                      ----------------------------------------                         +
INFANT   : 3.21E-08              : 5.00E-07                   : 9.06E-08                 : 6.66E-08            : 7.21E-08            : 1.93E-05                    : 1.18E-06            : 0.00E+00
           ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                       ----------------------------------------- +

TABLE 1.              DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                   (MREM),       JANUARY-MARCH                 2009   (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                        5      A Nearest Garden AT 1.30 MILES                     SW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 5.32E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 7.43E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY             T.BODY                  GI-TRACT                    BONE      LIVER                KIDNEY             THYROID                   LUNG                 SKIN
                                                                                 +-------------------------------------------------------------------+--        ---------------     +
PLUME             : 4.98E-04             : 4.98E-04 : 4.98E-04                  : 4.98E-04           : 4.98E-04       : 4.98E-04 : 5.03E-04                       : 9.94E-04
                   +      --------                                +---------------+---------------+---------------       -----------------------------------------
GROUND            : 5.78E-05             : 5.78E-05              : 5.78E-05     : 5.78E-05           : 5.78E-05 : 5.78E-05                   : 5.78E-05           : 6.80E-05
                   +      --------                                +---------------+---------------+---------------       -----------------------------------------
VEGET              :                                              :
ADULT             2.52E-06                1.06E-05                1.79E-05     2.46E-06             3.53E-06           6.75E-04               9.50E-19            0.OOE+00
                   +      -----------------------------------------------------                                     ---------------------------                   +---------------+
TEEN          : 3.82E-06              : 1.18E-05 : 2.96E-05 : 3.74E-06                           : 5.38E-06 : 9.10E-04 : 1.07E-18                              : 0.OOE+00
                   +      -----------------------------------------------------                                          ---------------------------              +---------------+
CHILD         : 7.65E-06              : 8.21E-06 : 7.23E-05                  : 6.23E-06          : 8.67E-06       : 1.74E-03              : 1.28E-18           : 0.00E+00
                   +      ---------------------------------------                      --------------
                                                                                 +--------------------------+---------------+
MEAT              :                                               .              :                   .                                                             :
ADULT             2.70E-07                2.03E-06                1.99E-07     1.62E-07             9.54E-08          1.82E-05                0.00E+00            0.OOE+00
                   +      --------------------------------------                                    +-----------------------------------------                    +---------------+
TEEN          : 2.13E-07              : 1.10E-06              : 1.67E-07     : 1.27E-07          : 7.79E-08       : 1.32E-05              : 0.OOE+00           : 0.OOE+00
                   +      --------------------------------------                                    +--------------------------------------------------------- +
CHILD         : 3.29E-07              : 5.56E-07              : 3.16E-07     : 1.58E-07          : 9.90E-08       : 1.99E-05              : 0.OOE+00           : 0.OOE+00
                   +      --------------------------------------                                    +-----------------------------------------                    +---------------+
COW MILK :                                                       :              :                   .                .
ADULT : 9.53E-07                          9.65E-07                1.84E-06     1.56E-06             2.63E-06          5.03E-04                1.43E-24            0.00E+00
-----------------------                                                          +---------------+----------------------------------------------------------+
TEEN          : 1.59E-06 : 1.22E-06                           : 3.37E-06     : 2.77E-06          : 4.70E-06       : 7.96E-04              : 3.16E-24          : 0.OOE+00
                  +       --------------------------------------                                    +--------------------------------------------------------- +
CHILD         : 2.98E-06 : 9.00E-07                           : 8.24E-06     : 4.82E-06          : 7.81E-06       : 1.57E-03              : 5.04E-24          : 0.00E+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                               ----------------------------------------- +
INFANT        : 5.59E-06 : 8.52E-07                           : 1.66E-05     : 1.18E-05          : 1.36E-05       : 3.82E-03              : 1.37E-23          : 0.00E+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                               ----------------------------------------- +
GOATMILK :                                                        :              .                   .                .
ADULT         : 1.11E-06                  8.01E-07                2.91E-06     1.85E-06             3.16E-06          6.04E-04                1.71E-25            0.OOE+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------+---------------                                                    ----- w-----      ---------------     +
TEEN          : 1.85E-06 : 1.07E-06                           : 5.32E-06     : 3.28E-06          : 5.64E-06 : 9.55E-04                    : 3.80E-25          : 0.00E+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                          -----------------------------------------                       +
CHILD         : 3.47E-06              : 8.38E-07              : 1.31E-05     : 5.71E-06 : 9.37E-06                : 1.89E-03              : 6.04E-25          : 0.OOE+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                          -----------------------------------------                       +
INFANT        : 6.57E-06              : 8.26E-07              : 2.59E-05     : 1.40E-05          : 1.63E-05       : 4.58E-03              : 1.65E-24          : 0.OOE+00
                   +---------------+---------------                                                                 ------------------------------------------                      +
INHAL            :                                               .              .                   .                .                       .                   -
ADULT             5.89E-08                2.88E-07                1.34E-07     9.44E-08             1.47E-07          2.69E-05                3.67E-06            0.00E+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                               ----------------------------------------- +
TEEN          : 7.70E-08              : 4.85E-07              : 1.89E-07     : 1.29E-07          : 2.01E-07 : 3.31E-05                    : 5.48E-06 : 0.OOE+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                            +----------------------------------------+
CHILD         : 8.28E-08              : 2.23E-06              : 2.60E-07     : 1.26E-07          : 1.89E-07       : 3.70E-05              : 4.51E-06          : 0.OOE+00
                   +---*---------------------------------+---------------                                             +------------------------------------------+
INFANT        : 5.69E-08              : 1.92E-06              : 1.87E-07     : 1.14E-07          : 1.24E-07       : 3.38E-05              : 3.12E-06 : 0.OOE+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                            +----------------------------------------+

TABLE 2.             DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                         (MREM),  APRIL-JUNE 2009 SPECIAL LOCATION NO.             1   A      Site Boundary AT       .80 MILES          S ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 6.34E-05 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 5.66E-05 MILLRADS PATHWAY        T.BODY           GI-TRACT                  BONE                LIVER             KIDNEY                THYROID        LUNG                 SKIN
                    ----                             *---------------------------------+------------------------------            -----------------------------
PLUME        : 3.75E-05 : 3.75E-05 : 3.75E-05 : 3.75E-05 : 3.75E-05 : 3.75E-05 : 3.81E-05 : 9.29E-05 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND       : 1.76E-03 : 1.76E-03 : 1.76E-03 : 1.76E-03 : 1.76E-03 : 1.76E-03 : 1.76E-03 : 2.07E-03 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                         :                     :
ADULT        3.06E-05         2.36E-04              6.59E-05               1.62E-05         7.18E-06              1.37E-03      2.47E-09           0.OOE+00 S--*----------------------------------+---------------                               +-------------------------------------------
TEEN     : 4.78E-05 : 2,53E-04 : 1.09E-04 : 2.47E-05 : 1.09E-05 : 1.85E-03 : 4.63E-09 : 0.OOE+00
               --        -    +*------------------------------------------------                                  +--------------------------------------------
CHILD    : 9.66E-05 : 1.67E-04 : 2.66E-04 : 3.90E-05 : 1.76E-05 : 3.54E-03 : 7.04E-09 : 0.OOE+00
                    -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT         :.                                      .                     :                  :                   :
ADULT        7.20E-06         6.07E-05              6.91E-07               3.34E-06         1.94E-07              3.69E-05      2.01E-10           0.OOE+00 S--*----------------------------------+---------------+-------------------------------------------
TEEN     : 5.70E-06 : 3.27E-05 : 5.82E-07 : 2.60E-06 : 1.58E-07 : 2.67E-05 : 1.91E-10 : 0.OOE+00 S--*----------------------------------+---------------+-------------------------------------------
CHILD    : 8.86E-06 : 1,65E-05 : 1.10E-06 : 3.10E-06 : 2.01E-07 : 4.04E-05 : 2.24E-10 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK     :                                      :                      .
ADULT        3.44E-06         1.45E-05              5.14E-06               3.86E-06         5.38E-06              1.02E-03      1.70E-09           0.OOE+00
  -----                    -+-----------------------------------------------+----------------+-----                                   -----      ---------------
TEEN     : 5.83E-06       : 1.73E-05 : 9.41E-06 : 6.79E-06 : 9.60E-06 : 1.62E-03 : 3.52E-09 : 0.OOE+00 S---*------------------------------------------------+---------------+----------------------------
CHILD    : 1.14E-05 : 1.17E-05 : 2.31E-05 : 1.16E-05 : 1.60E-05 : 3.20E-03 : 5.41E-09 : 0.OOE+00 S---*------------------------------------------------+---------------+----------------------------
INFANT  : 2.01E-05 : 1.04E-05 : 4.57E-05 : 2.76E-05 : 2.78E-05 : 7.77E-03 : 9.79E-09 : 0.OOE+00
                    -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK    :                                       .                      :                 :                    :               .
ADULT    : 2.54E-06            3.59E-06              8.83E-06               3.89E-06         6.47E-06              1.23E-03      5.11E-09           0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN    : 4.25E-06 : 4.58E-06 : 1.62E-05 : 6.91E-06 : 1.15E-05 : 1.94E-03 : 1.06E-08 : 0.OOE+00 S---*---------------------------------+---------------                                  -----
                                                                                                                      ------      +---------------+---------------
CHILD   : 8.08E-06 : 3.39E-06 : 3.99E-05 : 1.20E-05 : 1.92E-05 : 3.84E-03 : 1.62E-08 : 0.OOE+00
               --              *--------------------------------------------------------------+                                   +------------------------------
INFANT  : 1.51E-05 : 3.24E-06 : 7.79E-05 . 2.92E-05 : 3.33E-05 : 9.32E-03 : 2.94E-08 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL       :                                                              :
ADULT         3.44E-07         5.08E-06              4.08E-07               4.11E-07         4.30E-07              7.43E-05      8.74E-05           0.OOE+00
       -                                             *++--+---------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
TEEN    : 4.56E-07 : 9.53E-06 : 5.79E-07 : 5.55E-07 : 5.91E-07 : 9.21E-05 : 1.29E-04 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD   : 5.09E-07 : 5.13E-05 : 7.93E-07 : 5.21E-07 : 5.55E-07 : 1.04E-04 : 1.05E-04 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT  : 3.02E-07 : 4.45E-05 : 5.68E-07 : 4.25E-07 : 3.65E-07 : 9.53E-05 : 6.95E-05 : 0.OOE+00
                    ----                             *------------------------------------------------+---------------+----------------------------

TABLE 2.              DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL              (MREM),    APRIL-JUNE 2009              (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                2     A Site Boundary AT      .67 MILES                 N ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 7.82E-05 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 6.97E-05 MILLRADS PATHWAY     T. BODY                 GI-TRACT                BONE        LIVER            KIDNEY              THYROID           LUNG                     SKIN
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+------------------------------ +---------            ---------------
PLUME      : 4.62E-05            : 4.62E-05 : 4.62E-05                : 4.62E-05     : 4.62E-05      : 4.62E-05         : 4.70E-05               : 1.14E-04
           +     --------------------------------------                              +---------------    ------------------------------------------ +
GROUND     : 2.21E-03            : 2.21E-03 : 2.21E-03 : 2.21E-03 : 2.21E-03 : 2.21E-03                                 : 2.21E-03               : 2.59E-03
           +     --------                               +------------------------------+---------------  ----------    -------------------------------         +
VEGET                            .                      :             :              .               :
ADULT      3.84E-05                 2.96E-04             8.29E-05     2.03E-05        9.09E-06           1.73E-03         3.84E-09                0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- -----------------------------------------
TEEN     : 6.OOE-05            : 3.18E-04 : 1.37E-04                : 3.11E-05 : 1.38E-05           : 2.34E-03        : 7.20E-09               : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- -----------------------------------------
CHILD    : 1.21E-04            : 2.10E-04 : 3.35E-04                : 4.91E-05 : 2.23E-05           : 4.48E-03        : 1.09E-08               : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- -----------------------------------------
MEAT                             .                      :             .              .               :
ADULT      9.04E-06                 7.63E-05             8.70E-07     4.20E-06        2.45E-07            4.67E-05        3.13E-10                0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- --------      ----------------          +---------------+
TEEN     : 7.16E-06            : 4.11E-05 : 7.33E-07                : 3.26E-06 : 2.OOE-07           : 3.38E-05        : 2.97E-10               : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- -----------------------------------------
CHILD    : 1.11E-05            : 2.07E-05 : 1.38E-06                : 3.89E-06 : 2.55E-07           : 5.11E-05        : 3.48E-10               : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- ---------------------------------------- +
COW MILK :                                              :             :              :                :
ADULT    : 4.34E-06                 1.83E-05             6.49E-06     4.88E-06        6.81E-06            1.29E-03        2.65E-09                0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+------------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
TEEN     : 7.36E-06            : 2.18E-05 : 1.19E-05                : 8.59E-06     : 1.22E-05       : 2.05E-03        : 5.48E-09               : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- ---------------------------------------- +
CHILD    : 1.43E-05            : 1.47E-05 : 2.91E-05                : 1.47E-05     : 2.02E-05       : 4.04E-03         : 8.42E-09              : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- -----------------------------------------
INFANT   : 2.53E-05            : 1.31E-05 : 5.77E-05                : 3.49E-05 : 3.51E-05           : 9.83E-03 : 1.52E-08                      : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- ---------------------------------------- +
GOATMILK :                                              :             :              :                :
ADULT    : 3.22E-06                 4.53E-06             1.11E-05     4.94E-06        8.19E-06            1.55E-03        7.95E-09                0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- -----------------------------------------
TEEN     : 5.38E-06            : 5.77E-06 : 2.04E-05                : 8.76E-06     : 1.46E-05       : 2.46E-03         : 1.64E-08              : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- -----------------------------------------
CHILD    : 1.02E-05            : 4.28E-06 : 5.03E-05                : 1.52E-05 : 2.43E-05           : 4.85E-03         : 2.52E-08              : 0.OOE+00
           -         +              --------------------               +------------------------------   ----------------------------            +---------------+
INFANT   : 1.91E-05            : 4.08E-06 : 9.83E-05                : 3.70E-05 : 4.22E-05           : 1.18E-02         : 4.57E-08              : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- ---------------------------------------- +
INHAL      :                                             .            .               .               :
ADULT      4.16E-07                 6.10E-06             4.93E-07     4.99E-07        5.24E-07            9.07E-05        1.05E-04                0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- ---------------------------------------- +
TEEN     : 5.51E-07            : 1.15E-05 : 7.OOE-07                : 6.74E-07      : 7.21E-07      : 1.12E-04         : 1.55E-04              : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- ---------------------------------------- +
CHILD    : 6.15E-07            : 6.17E-05 : 9.60E-07                : 6.33E-07     : 6.77E-07       : 1.27E-04 : 1.26E-04                      : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- ---------------------------------------- +
INFANT : 3.66E-07              : 5.35E-05 : 6.88E-07 : 5.17E-07 : 4.45E-07                          : 1.16E-04 : 8.36E-05                      : 0.OOE+00
           +     --------                               +---------------+---------------+--------------- ---------------------------------------- +

TABLE 2.              DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                   (MREM),   APRIL-JUNE 2009 (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                        3     A Nearest Resident AT        .90 MILES              NW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 6.68E-05 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.OOE-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY             T.BODY                 GI-TRACT                     BONE                  LIVER                   KIDNEY          THYROID            LUNG                  SKIN
                  +       --------------------------------------                                                  +------------------------------  +--------------------------+
PLUME            : 6.72E-05 : 6.72E-05 : 6.72E-05 : 6.72E-05 : 6.72E-05 : 6.72E-05 : 6.79E-05 : 1.35E-04
                  +       --------------------------------------                                                  +--------------------------------------------------------- +
GROUND           : 1.10E-03 : 1.10E-03 : 1.10E-03 : 1.10E-03 : 1.10E-03 : 1.10E-03 : 1.10E-03 : 1.30E-03
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET             :                                               :                       :                       :
ADULT             1.95E-05               1.48E-04                 4.32E-05                1.06E-05                5.14E-06         9.76E-04       8.60E-09                0.OOE+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                            ----------------------------------------- +
TEEN          : 3.04E-05 : 1.59E-04                           : 7.14E-05              : 1.62E-05              : 7.82E-06 : 1.32E-03            : 1.61E-08              : 0.OOE+00
                  +       -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHILD         : 6.14E-05 : 1.05E-04 : 1.74E-04 : 2.56E-05 : 1.26E-05 : 2.52E-03 : 2.45E-08 : 0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT              :                                               :                       :                       :                :
ADULT             4.53E-06               3.82E-05                 4.60E-07                2.11E-06                1.40E-07         2.63E-05       7.01E-10                0.OOE+00
                  +       --------------------------------------                                                  +--------------------------------------------------------- +
TEEN          : 3.59E-06 : 2.05E-05                           : 3.87E-07              : 1.64E-06              : 1.14E-07       : 1.91E-05      : 6.64E-10              : 0.OOE+00
                  +       --------------------------------------                                                  +--------------------------------------------------------- +
CHILD         : 5.58E-06 : 1.04E-05 : 7.31E-07 : 1.96E-06 : 1.45E-07 : 2.88E-05 : 7.80E-10 : 0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK          :                                               :                       :                       :                :
ADULT         : 2.34E-06                  9.23E-06                3.52E-06                2.73E-06                3.86E-06         7.29E-04       5.93E-09                0.OOE+00
---------------------------------------                                                                           +----------------------------------------------------------+
TEEN          : 3.95E-06 : 1.10E-05                           : 6.44E-06              : 4.82E-06              : 6.88E-06       : 1.15E-03      : 1.23E-08              : 0.OOE+00
                          --------------------------------------                                                  +---------------------------------------------------------- +
CHILD         : 7.63E-06 : 7.43E-06                           : 1.58E-05              : 8.26E-06              : 1.14E-05 : 2.28E-03            : 1.88E-08              : 0.OOE+00
                                         +--------------------------------------+---------------                                      ------------------------------------------ +
INFANT : 1.35E-05 : 6.63E-06 : 3.12E-05 : 1.96E-05 : 1.99E-05 : 5.54E-03 : 3.41E-08 : O.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK          :                                               :                       :                       :                :
ADULT         : 1.87E-06                 2.37E-06                 6.01E-06                2.90E-06                4.66E-06         8.75E-04       1.78E-08                0.OOE+00
                  ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                            ----------------------------------------- +
TEEN          : 3.06E-06 : 3.03E-06                           : 1.10E-05              : 5.14E-06 : 8.31E-06                    : 1.38E-03      : 3.68E-08                 0.OOE+00
                                         +--------------------------------------+---------------                                      ------------------------------------------ +
CHILD         : 5.72E-06 : 2.26E-06                           : 2.71E-05              : 8.94E-06              : 1.38E-05       : 2.74E-03      : 5.65E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                                         +--------------------------------------+---------------                                      ------------------------------------------ +
INFANT : 1.07E-05 : 2.16E-06 : 5.29E-05 : 2.16E-05 : 2.40E-05 : 6.65E-03 : 1.02E-07 : 0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                   :                        :
ADULT             1.21E-07               1.52E-06                 1.44E-07                1.50E-07                1.58E-07         2.61E-05       2.83E-05                0.OOE+00
                                         +--------------------------------------+---------------                                    +-----------------------------------------+
TEEN          : 1.60E-07 : 1.87E-06 : 2.04E-07 : 2.02E-07 : 2.17E-07 : 3.24E-05 : 4.15E-05 : 0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD         : 1.79E-07 : 5.26E-06 : 2.80E-07 : 1.91E-07 : 2.04E-07 : 3.67E-05 : 3.38E-05 : 0.OOE+00
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 1.08E-07 : 4.38E-06 : 2.01E-07 : 1.57E-07 : 1.34E-07 : 3.35E-05 : 2.19E-05                                                                                       0.OOE+00
                                         +--------------------------------------+---------------                                    +------------------------------------------

TABLE 2.                 DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                          (MREM),             APRIL-JUNE               2009          (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                          4 A Nearest Cow AT 3.50 MILES NNW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.60E-05 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 2.68E-05 MILLRADS PATHWAY         T.BODY                       GI-TRACT                         BONE                     LIVER                      KIDNEY                   THYROID                      LUNG                          SKIN
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME        : 1.80E-05 : 1.80E-05 : 1.80E-05 : 1.80E-05 : 1.80E-05 : 1.80E-05 : 1.81E-05 : 3.49E-05
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND       : 2.21E-05 : 2.21E-05 : 2.21E-05 : 2.21E-05 : 2.21E-05 : 2.21E-05 : 2.21E-05 : 2.60E-05
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET        :                                                         :                           :                           .                        :                       :
ADULT          3.94E-07                     2.98E-06                    8.87E-07                   2.17E-07                     1.11E-07                 2.10E-05                 2.65E-10                      0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 6.13E-07 : 3.19E-06 : 1.47E-06 : 3.32E-07 : 1.69E-07 : 2.84E-05 : 4.97E-10 : 0.OOE+00
                                           +--------------------------------------+---------------                                                     +------------------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 1.24E-06 : 2.11E-06 : 3.58E-06                                                      : 5.26E-07                  : 2.72E-07               : 5.44E-05              : 7.56E-10 : 0.OOE+00 4-------------------------------------------------+---------------+                                                                                                  ------------------------------
MEAT         :                                                        :                            :                           :                        :                       :
ADULT          9.08E-08                     7.64E-07                    9.53E-09                   4.25E-08                     3.03E-09                 5.67E-07                 2.16E-11                      0.OOE+00
                                           +--------------------------------------+---------------                                -+   -            --------                      ---------------             "--------------
TEEN      : 7.19E-08                    : 4.11E-07 : 8.03E-09                                  : 3.30E-08                   : 2.48E-09               : 4.11E-07              : 2.05E-11                   : 0.OOE+00
                                           +--------------------------------------+---------------                                                     +------------------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 1.12E-07 : 2.08E-07 : 1.51E-08 : 3.94E-08 : 3.15E-09 : 6.20E-07 : 2.41E-11                                                                                                                          0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK :                                                            :                           :                            :                        :                       :
ADULT    : 4.92E-08                         1.86E-07                    7.42E-08                   5.88E-08                     8.34E-08                 1.57E-05                 1.83E-10                :        .00E+00
                                          +-----------------------------------------------------+----------------- -----------                                                                                  --------------- +
TEEN     : 8.27E-08 : 2.22E-07 : 1.36E-07 : 1.04E-07 : 1.49E-07 : 2.49E-05 : 3.78E-10 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 1.59E-07 : 1.50E-07 : 3.33E-07 : 1.78E-07 : 2.47E-07 : 4.92E-05 : 5.81E-10 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 2.83E-07 : 1.34E-07 : 6.59E-07 : 4.23E-07 : 4.30E-07 : 1.20E-04 : 1.05E-09 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK    :                                                         :                           :                           :                        :                                                     :
ADULT    : 4.09E-08                         4.90E-08                    1.26E-07                   6.39E-08                    1.01E-07                  1.89E-05                 5.49E-10                      0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 6.64E-08 : 6.27E-08 : 2.32E-07 : 1.13E-07 : 1.80E-07 : 2.99E-05 : 1.13E-09 : 0.OOE+00
                                          +--------------------------------------+---------------                                 -+                -------              ---------------                        --------------- +
CHILD    : 1.23E-07 : 4.68E-08 : 5.69E-07 : 1.97E-07 : 3.OOE-07 : 5.90E-05 : 1.74E-09 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 2.28E-07 : 4.48E-08 : 1.1lE-06 : 4.74E-07 : 5.21E-07 : 1.43E-04 : 3.15E-09 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL       :                                                         :                           .                           .                        .                                                                        :
ADULT          8.OOE-09                     7.92E-08                    9.85E-09                   1.14E-08                    1.27E-08                  1.80E-06                 1.43E-06                      0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 1.06E-08 : 9.34E-08 : 1.39E-08 : 1.55E-08 : 1.75E-08 : 2.24E-06 : 2.09E-06 : 0.OOE+00 CHILD    : 1.20E-08                     : 2.25E-07                 : 1.91E-08                  : 1.48E-08                  : 1.64E-08               : 2.55E-06              : 1.70E-06                    : 0.OOE+00
                            ---------           1----------------            --------------
0---------------18                                                                 ----
0------------------0---------------+
INFANT :7.56E-09                        :1.86E-07 :1.40E-08                                    :l.27E-08 :1.08E-08 :2.34E-06 :1.10E-06                                                                    :0.OOE+00
         -     -------------------                                    +---------------+---------------+--7-------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+

TABLE 2.      DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL            (MREM),    APRIL-JUNE     2009  (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.            5   A Nearest Garden AT 1.30 MILES             SW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 2.63E-05 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 4.08E-05 MILLRADS PATHWAY        T. BODY          GI-TRACT        BONE          LIVER           KIDNEY        THYROID          LUNG           SKIN
                               +--------------------------------------+---------------+---------------+-&#xf7;---------       ---------------
PLUME       : 2.73E-05 : 2.73E-05.: 2.73E-05 : 2.73E-05 : 2.73E-05 : 2.73E-05 : 2.76E-05 : 5.43E-05
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND      : 1.19E-04 : 1.19E-04 : 1.19E-04 : 1.19E-04 : 1.19E-04 : 1.19E-04 : 1.19E-04 : 1.39E-04
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                        :              .              :               :             :
ADULT         2.11E-06         1.60E-05     4.74E-06        1.16E-06       5.91E-07       1.12E-04       1.28E-09       0.OOE+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 3.29E-06 : 1.71E-05 : 7.84E-06 : 1.78E-06 : 8.99E-07 : 1.51E-04 : 2.40E-09 : 0.OOE+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 6.64E-06 : 1.13E-05 : 1.91E-05 : 2.81E-06 : 1.45E-06 : 2.89E-04 : 3.65E-09 : 0.OOE+00
          -      -----------------            +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT        :                               :              :               :             :
ADULT         4.87E-07         4.10E-06     5.08E-08        2.28E-07       1.61E-08       3.02E-06       1.04E-10       0.00E+00
      -          -          -+-*-------------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------
TEEN      : 3.86E-07       : 2.21E-06 : 4.28E-08         : 1.77E-07      : 1.32E-08    : 2.19E-06      : 9.89E-11     : 0.00E+00
                               +--------------------------------------+---------------     +------------------------------------------
CHILD    : 6.00E-07 : 1.12E-06 : 8.08E-08 : 2.12E-07 : 1.67E-08 : 3.30E-06 : 1.16E-10 : 0.OOE+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK   :                                .              :               :             :
ADULT    : 2.63E-07            9.97E-07     3.95E-07        3.13E-07       4.44E-07       8.37E-05       8.83E-10       0.OOE+00
---------- +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 4.41E-07        : 1.19E-06     : 7.23E-07     : 5.51E-07      : 7.92E-07    : 1.32E-04     : 1.83E-09 : 0.OOE+00
                               +-----------------------------------------------------+---------------+----------------------------
CHILD    : 8.50E-07 : 8.04E-07 : 1.77E-06 : 9.46E-07 : 1.32E-06 : 2.62E-04 : 2.81E-09 : 0.00E+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 1.51E-06 : 7.18E-07 : 3.51E-06 : 2.25E-06 : 2.29E-06 : 6.36E-04 : 5.08E-09 : 0.00E+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK   :                                :              :              .                             :
ADULT    : 2.17E-07            2.62E-07     6.73E-07        3.38E-07       5.37E-07       1.00E-04       2.65E-09       0.OOE+00
          -+-------4-----------+---------------+---------------4---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 3.52E-07 : 3.36E-07 : 1.23E-06 : 6.00E-07 : 9.59E-07 : 1.59E-04 : 5.48E-09 : 0.OOE+00
                               +-----------------------------------------------------      +------------+------------------------------
CHILD    : 6.53E-07 : 2.50E-07 : 3.03E-06 : 1.04E-06                     : 1.59E-06    : 3.14E-04     : 8.42E-09 : 0.00E+00
                                +---*--------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
INFANT : 1.22E-06 : 2.40E-07 : 5.92E-06 : 2.51E-06 : 2.77E-06 : 7.64E-04 : 1.52E-08 : 0.00E+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL      :                                :              :               :
ADULT         3.19E-08         4.33E-07     3.84E-08        4.07E-08       4.38E-08       6.99E-06       7.32E-06       0.OOE+00
                               +-----------+---------------+------------------------       +-----------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 4.23E-08 : 8.22E-07 : 5.44E-08 : 5.51E-08 : 6.02E-08 : 8.68E-06 : 1.08E-05 : 0.OOE+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 4.74E-08 : 4.46E-06 : 7.45E-08 : 5.21E-08 : 5.65E-08 : 9.84E-06 : 8.80E-06 : 0.OOE+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 2.88E-08 : 3.87E-06 : 5.39E-08 : 4.35E-08 : 3.72E-08 : 9.00E-06 : 5.83E-06 : 0.OOE+00
                               +--------+------------------------------+---------------+--------        -+---------------+---------------

TABLE         3.        DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                              (MREM),    JANUARY-JUNE                  2009 SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                                  1      A        Site Boundary AT            .80 MILES                 S ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.02E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMbA AIR DOSE = 8.16E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY                    T.BODY                    GI-TRACT                        BONE                LIVER                      KIDNEY            THYROID               LUNG                       SKIN
                                 ----                                          *-----------------+------------------------------+---------------                     ---------------------------                            +
PLUME                   : 5.34E-04                 : 5.34E-04                  : 5.34E-04            : 5.34E-04                  : 5.34E-04        : 5.34E-04        : 5.45E-04 : 1.28E-03 S+                                                                                                                   ----------------------------              +---------------+
                                                                                                                                                                                                +------------------+------------------------------
GROUND                  : 2.42E-03                 : 2.42E-03 : 2.42E-03 : 2.42E-03                                              : 2.42E-03        : 2.42E-03        : 2.42E-03 : 2.85E-03
                                 -+++------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+---------------+
VEGET                   :                                                      :                     :                           :                 :
ADULT                    5.43E-05                  3.57E-04                    2.77E-04              3.47E-05                    3.10E-05          5.91E-03         2.65E-09                    0.OOE+00
                           ---                                                 *------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+---------------+
TEEN                : 8.43E-05 : 3.88E-04                                  : 4.58E-04            : 5.29E-05                  : 4.71E-05        : 7.97E-03        : 4.97E-09 : 0.OOE+00
  --                  --                    -                 ----------------                       +------------------------------                  ----------------------------              +---------------+
CHILD               : 1.72E-04 : 2.61E-04                                  : 1.12E-03            : 8.55E-05                  : 7.60E-05        : 1.53E-02        : 7.56E-09 : 0.OOE+00
                           ----                                                *-----------------+------------------------------                      ----------------------------              +---------------+
HEAT                                           . ::                                                                              :                 :
ADULT                     1.02E-05 : 8.42E-05                                  2.90E-06              4.94E-06                    8.36E-07          1.60E-04          2.16E-10                   0.OOE+00 S+                                                                                                                   ----------------------------              +---------------+
                                                                                                                                                                                                +------------------+------------------------------
TEEN                : 8.05E-06 : 4.53E-05 : 2.45E-06 : 3.85E-06 : 6.83E-07                                                                     : 1.16E-04        : 2.05E-10 : 0.OOE+00 S+                                                                                                                   ----------------------------              +---------------+
                                                                                                                                                                                                +------------------+------------------------------
CHILD               : 1.25E-05 : 2.29E-05 : 4.62E-06 : 4.63E-06 : 8.67E-07                                                                     : 1.74E-04        : 2.41E-10 : 0.OOE+00
                                 -+                                                                                                                   ----------------------------              +---------------+
                                                                                                                                                                                                +------------------+------------------------------
COW MILK                :                                                      :                     :                           :                 :
ADULT               : 1.02E-05                     2.38E-05                    2.18E-05              1.45E-05                    2.31E-05          4.41E-03          1.83E-09                   0.OOE+00
  -+--------------------+------------------------------------------------------------+-------------+
TEEN                : 1.72E-05 : 2.89E-05 : 3.98E-05                                             : 2.56E-05 .: 4.12E-05                        : 6.97E-03        : 3.78E-09 : 0.OOE+00 S+
                      -----------------                                                              +---------------+---------------                 ----------------------------              +---------------+
CHILD               : 3.28E-05 : 2.01E-05 : 9.78E-05                                             : 4.43E-05 : 6.85E-05                         : 1.38E-02        : 5.81E-09 : 0.OOE+00
                        +---*-----------------+----------------------------------------------------------+---------------+
INFANT             : 6.02E-05 : 1.83E-05                                  : 1.94E-04            : 1.07E-04                  : 1.19E-04        : 3.35E-02        : 1.05E-08                 : 0.OOE+00
                                 -+                                                                                                                   ----------------------------              +---------------+
                                                                                                                                                                                                +------------------+------------------------------
GOATMI LK               :                                                      :                     :                           .                 :                 :
ADULT               : 1.03E-05                     1.07E-05                    3.72E-05              1.63E-05                    2.77E-05          5.29E-03          5.49E-09                   0.OOE+00
                        +                                                                                                                                             4+------------------+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
TEEN                : 1.72E-05 : 1.40E-05                                  : 6.83E-05            : 2.90E-05                  : 4.95E-05        : 8.37E-03        : 1.13E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                        +--+------------------+------------------------------                                                                         ----------------------------              +---------------+
CHILD               : 3.27E-05 : 1.08E-05                                  : 1.68E-04            : 5.05E-05                  : 8.23E-05        : 1.65E-02        : 1.74E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                        +---*-----------------+----------------------------------------------------------+---------------+
INFANT             : 6.17E-05 : 1.05E-05                                  : 3.29E-04            : 1.23E-04                  : 1.43E-04        : 4.02E-02        : 3.15E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                                 -+                                                                                                                   ----------------------------
                                                                                                     ++------------------------------------------------                                         +---------------+
INHAL                   :                                                      :                     :                           :                 :
ADULT                     7.35E-07                 7.01E-06                    1.49E-06              1.02E-06                    1.40E-06          2.56E-04          1.13E-04                   0.OOE+00
                        +---*+---------------------------------------------------------------------------+---------------+
TEEN                : 9.67E-07 : 1.11E-05                                  : 2.11E-06 : 1.39E-06                             : 1.92E-06        : 3.16E-04        : 1.67E-04                 : 0.OOE+00 S+                                                                                                                   ----------------------------              +---------------+
                                                                                                                                                                                                +------------------+------------------------------
CHILD               : 1.06E-06 : 4.88E-05                                  : 2.89E-06 : 1.34E-06                             : 1.80E-06        : 3.54E-04        : 1.37E-04                 : 0.OOE+00 S+                                                                                                                   ----------------------------              +---------------+
                                                                                                                                                                                                +------------------+------------------------------
INFANT             : 6.78E-07 : 4.18E-05                                  : 2.06E-06 : 1.16E-06                             : 1.19E-06        : 3.23E-04        : 9.09E-05                 : 0.OOE+00
                                 -+                                                                                                                  ----------------------------               +---------------+
                                                                                                                                                                                                +------------------+------------------------------

TABLE 3.             DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                         (MREM),    JANUARY-JUNE       2009     (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                    2     A Site             Boundary AT          .67 MILES                N ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.44E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.05E-03 MILLRADS PATHWAY         T.BODY                 GI-TRACT                    BONE                LIVER            KIDNEY          THYROID           LUNG               SKIN
      -         --             -+--------------------------------+---------------+---------------                               -      --- ------
                                                                                                                                       +             ---------------  +
PLUME        : 6.87E-04 : 6.87E-04 : 6.87E-04 : 6.87E-04 : 6.87E-04 : 6.87E-04 : 7.02E-04 : 1.71E-03
                                     +--------+--------------------------------------------------------                              -+------------------------------
GROUND       : 3.17E-03 : 3.17E-03 : 3.17E-03 : 3.17E-03 : 3.17E-03 : 3.17E-03 : 3.17E-03 : 3.73E-03
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET        :                                                .                    :                   :            :                  .
ADULT          7.09E-05               4.68E-04                3.62E-04              4.50E-05          3.98E-05       7.60E-03         2.93E-09          0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 1.10E-04 : 5.08E-04 : 5.99E-04 : 6.86E-05 : 6.06E-05 : 1.02E-02 : 5.48E-09 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 2.24E-04 : 3.42E-04 : 1.46E-03 : 1.11E-04 : 9.77E-05 : 1.96E-02 : 8.34E-09 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT         :                                               :                     :                   :            .                  .
ADULT          1.33E-05               1.10E-04                3.79E-06              6.46E-06          1.07E-06       2.05E-04         2.39E-10          0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 1.05E-05 : 5.93E-05 : 3.20E-06 : 5.03E-06 : 8.77E-07 : 1.49E-04 : 2.26E-10                                                                  0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 1.64E-05 : 3.OOE-05 : 6.04E-06 : 6.05E-06 : 1.11E-06 : 2.24E-04 : 2.66E-10 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK     :                                               :                     :                   :            .                  :
ADULT     : 1.32E-05                  3.11E-05                2.83E-05              1.86E-05          2.97E-05       5.67E-03         2.02E-09          0.OOE+00
                     --------                                +---------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------
TEEN      : 2.22E-05 : 3.78E-05 : 5.18E-05 : 3.30E-05 : 5.30E-05 : 8.96E-03 : 4.17E-09 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 4.24E-05 : 2.62E-05 : 1.27E-04 : 5.71E-05 : 8.81E-05 : 1.77E-02 : 6.41E-09 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 7.78E-05 : 2.39E-05 : 2.51E-04 : 1.38E-04 : 1.53E-04 : 4.30E-02 : 1.16E-08 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK     :                                               :                     :                   .            :                  :
ADULT     : 1.32E-05                  1.39E-05                4.85E-05              2.10E-05          3.57E-05       6.80E-03         6.06E-09          0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 2.22E-05 : 1.82E-05 : 8.89E-05 : 3.73E-05 : 6.36E-05 : 1.08E-02 : 1.25E-08 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 4.22E-05 : 1.40E-05 : 2.19E-04 : 6.49E-05 : 1.06E-04 : 2.12E-02 : 1.92E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                     -----------------------------------------------------                                             -------------   +---------------+---------------
INFANT : 7.95E-05 : 1.37E-05 : 4.28E-04 : 1.59E-04 : 1.84E-04 : 5.16E-02 : 3.48E-08 : 0.OOE+0O
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL        :                                               :                     :                   :            .                  :
ADULT          1.12E-06               1.15E-05                2.27E-06              1.55E-06          2.11E-06       3.86E-04         1.78E-04          0.OOE+00
             +       -----------------------------------------------------                                             ---------------------------     +---------------+
TEEN      : 1.47E-06 : 2.22E-05                           : 3.23E-06 : 2.11E-06                     : 2.90E-06   : 4.76E-04         : 2.63E-04      : 0.OOE+00
                     -----------------------------------------------------                                             ----------------------------    +---------------+
CHILD     : 1.61E-06 : 1.20E-04 : 4.43E-06 : 2.02E-06 : 2.72E-06 : 5.34E-04 : 2.15E-04 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 1.03E-06 : 1.04E-04 : 3.15E-06 : 1.76E-06 : 1.79E-06 : 4.88E-04 : 1.45E-04 : 0.OOE+00
             +       -----------------------------------------------------                                             ---------------------------     +---------------+

TABLE 3.                 DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                   (MREM),     JANUARY-JUNE             2009         (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                3     A Nearest Resident AT      .90 MILES               NW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.34E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = l.74E-03 MILLRADS PATHWAY      T.BODY                 GI-TRACT                        BONE                  LIVER       KIDNEY         THYROID               LUNG                     SKIN
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME      : 1.16E-03 : 1.16E-03 : 1.16E-03 : 1.16E-03 : 1.16E-03 : 1.16E-03 : 1.18E-03 : 2.37E-03
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND     : 1.45E-03 : 1.45E-03 : 1.45E-03 : 1.45E-03 : 1.45E-03 : 1.45E-03 : 1.45E-03 : 1.70E-03
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET ADULT       3.50E-05               2.14E-04                   1.69E-04                  2.51E-05    2.60E-05      4.96E-03           6.31E-09                   0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+---------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
TEEN     : 5.39E-05            : 2.33E-04                 : 2.80E-04 : 3.82E-05                   : 3.96E-05  : 6.69E-03          : 1.18E-08                 : 0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+---------------------------------------------                         +------------------------------------------
CHILD    : 1.09E-04 : 1.57E-04 : 6.83E-04 : 6.23E-05 : 6.38E-05 : 1.28E-02 : 1.80E-08 : 0.OOE+00
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT                             .                          .                           .           .           .
ADULT       6.13E-06               5.02E-05                   1.83E-06                  3.07E-06    7.03E-07      1.34E-04           5.15E-10                   0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+---------------------------------------------                         +-----------+------------------------------
TEEN     : 4.85E-06 : 2.70E-05                            : 1.54E-06                  : 2.40E-06  : 5.74E-07  : 9.70E-05          : 4.87E-10                 : 0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+---------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
CHILD    : 7.53E-06            : 1.37E-05                 : 2.91E-06 : 2.89E-06 : 7.29E-07                    : 1.46E-04          : 5.73E-10                 : 0.OOE+00
                 -----------------------------------------------------                                             -------------- +------------------------------
COW MILK   :                                                :                           .          .            :                  .
ADULT    : 7.99E-06                1.51E-05                   1.54E-05                  1.19E-05    1.94E-05      3.70E-03           4.35E-09                   0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------------------------
TEEN     : 1.34E-05            : 1.84E-05                 : 2.81E-05                  : 2.12E-05 : 3.46E-05   : 5.85E-03          : 9.OOE-09                 : 0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+---------------------------------------------                         +-----------+------------------------------
CHILD    : 2.54E-05            : 1.29E-05                 : 6.88E-05                  : 3.67E-05 : 5.76E-05   : 1.16E-02          : 1.38E-08                 : 0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+-------------------------------------------------------                               -+---------------+---------------
INFANT   : 4.68E-05            : 1.18E-05                 : 1.37E-04                  : 8.90E-05 : 1.OOE-04   : 2.81E-02 : 2.50E-08                          : 0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+---------------------------------------------                         +-----------+------------------------------
GOATMILK   :                                                .                           :          :            .                   :
ADULT    : 8.45E-06                7.42E-06                   2.51E-05                  1.38E-05    2.33E-05      4.44E-03           1.31E-08                   0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+---------------------------------------------                           ------------    +------------------------------
TEEN     : 1.41E-05            : 9.78E-06                 : 4.61E-05 : 2.44E-05 : 4.16E-05                    : 7.03E-03 : 2.70E-08                          : 0.OOE+00
                                 +--------+---------------------------------------------                           ------------    +------------------------------
CHILD    : 2.65E-05            : 7.56E-06 : 1.13E-04                                  : 4.26E-05 : 6.91E-05   : 1.39E-02 : 4.15E-08                          : 0.OOE+00
                                +--------+--------------------------------------------------------                               -+------------------------------
INFANT : 5.OOE-05              : 7.39E-06                : 2.23E-04                   : 1.04E-04 : 1.20E-04   : 3.37E-02 : 7.50E-08                         : 0.OOE+00
                                +--------+---------------------------------------------                            ------------    +------------------------------
INHAL                            .                         :                            :          :            :                  :
ADULT       3.45E-07               3.18E-06                   6.70E-07                  4.96E-07    6.87E-07      1.24E-04           4.85E-05                   0.OOE+00
                                +--------+-------------------------------------------------------                               -+---------------+---------------
TEEN     : 4.53E-07            : 6.14E-06 : 9.51E-07                                  : 6.76E-07 : 9.43E-07   : 1.53E-04         : 7.19E-05                 : 0.OOE+00
                                +--------+---------------------------------------------                            ------------    +------------------------------
CHILD    : 4.96E-07            : 3.34E-05                : 1.30E-06                   : 6.50E-07 : 8.85E-07   : 1.71E-04         : 5.88E-05 : 0.OOE+00
                                +--------+-------------------------------------------------------                               -+---------------+---------------
INFANT : 3.21E-07              : 2.90E-05 : 9.33E-07                                  : 5.70E-07 : 5.82E-07   : 1.56E-04         : 3.97E-05                 : 0.OOE+00
                                +--------+------------------------------------------------------------------------+---------------

TABLE 3.              DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                (MREM),     JANUARY-JUNE       2009    (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.              4 A Nearest Cow AT 3.50 MILES NNW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 4.54E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 6.76E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY     T. BODY                GI-TRACT                    BONE     LIVER            KIDNEY             THYROID          LUNG             SKIN
                 --------                                                                                                                 +---------------------------------------------------------------
PLUME      : 4.54E-04           : 4.54E-04              : 4.54E-04    : 4.54E-04     : 4.54E-04        : 4.54E-04        : 4.59E-04      : 8.93E-04
                 --------                               +---------------------------------------------    ------------   +---------------+---------------
GROUND     : 4.17E-05           : 4.17E-05              : 4.17E-05 : 4.17E-05        : 4.17E-05        : 4.17E-05 : 4.17E-05             : 4.91E-05
                --------                                +---------------------------------------------    ------------   +---------------+---------------
VEGET      :
ADULT      1.09E-06               6.23E-06                5.02E-06    8.61E-07        9.84E-07           1.88E-04        3.29E-10         0.OOE+00
                --------                                +---------------------------------------------    ------------   +---------------+---------------
TEEN     : 1.67E-06           : 6.77E-06              : 8.29E-06    : 1.31E-06     : 1.50E-06        : 2.53E-04 : 6.17E-10             : 0.OOE+00
                --------                                +---------------------------------------------    ------------   +---------------+---------------
CHILD    : 3.35E-06           : 4.57E-06              : 2.02E-05    : 2.15E-06     : 2.41E-06        : 4.85E-04        : 9.38E-10      : 0.OOE+00
                --------                                +---------------------------------------------    ------------   +---------------+---------------
MEAT       :                                            .             :              :
ADULT      1.79E-07               1.45E-06                5.58E-08    9.23E-08        2.66E-08           5.07E-06        2.69E-11         0.OOE+00
                --------                                +---------------------------------------------    -----------    +---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 1.42E-07           : 7.81E-07              : 4.70E-08    : 7.22E-08     : 2.17E-08        : 3.67E-06 : 2.54E-11             : 0.OOE+00
                --------                                +---------------------------------------------    -----------    +---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 2.20E-07 : 3.95E-07                        : 8.86E-08    : 8.75E-08     : 2.76E-08        : 5.54E-06 : 2.99E-11                0.OOE+00
                --------                                +---------------------------------------------    -----------    +---------------+---------------+
COW MILK   :                                            :             :              :                 :                 :
ADULT    : 2.89E-07               4.62E-07                5.16E-07    4.47E-07        7.34E-07           1.40E-04        2.27E-10         0.OOE+00
                --------                                +----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
TEEN     : 4.84E-07           : 5.68E-07              : 9.43E-07    : 7.92E-07 : 1.31E-06            : 2.21E-04        : 4.69E-10      : 0.OOE+00
                -----------------------------------------------------                                     ------------   +---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 9.10E-07           : 4.01E-07              : 2.31E-06    : 1.37E-06 : 2.18E-06 : 4.37E-04                   : 7.21E-10      : O.OOE+00
                -----------------------------------------------------                                     ------------   +---------------+---------------+
INFANT   : 1.69E-06           :-3.69E-07              : 4.63E-06    : 3.34E-06 : 3.79E-06 : 1.06E-03 : 1.31E-09                        : 0.OOE+00
                --------------------------------------                               +---------------     ----------    -+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK   :                                            .             :             :                 .
ADULT    : 3.15E-07               2.47E-07                8.16E-07    5.22E-07        8.82E-07           1.68E-04        6.81E-10        0.OOE+00
           +    --------------------------------------                               +------------------------         -+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 5.24E-07           : 3.26E-07              : 1.49E-06 : 9.26E-07 : 1.57E-06              : 2.66E-04         : 1.41E-09      : 0.OOE+00
           +    --------------------------------------                               +--------------------------         +------------------------------+
CHILD    : 9.79E-07           : 2.53E-07              : 3.67E-06 : 1.61E-06 : 2.62E-06 : 5.25E-04                      : 2.16E-09      : 0.OOE+00
           +    --------------------------------------                               +--------------------------         +------------------------------+
INFANT : 1.85E-06             : 2.47E-07              : 7.26E-06 : 3.93E-06       : 4.55E-06        : 1.27E-03         : 3.92E-09      : 0.OOE+00
           +    --------------------------------------                               +--------------------------         +------------------------------+
INHAL                                                   :            .              :                 :
ADULT      3.78E-08               2.25E-07                6.31E-08    6.02E-08        8.70E-08           1.51E-05        3.26E-06        0.OOE+00
                -----------------------                               +---------------+--------------------------------------------------------- +
TEEN    : 4.96E-08            : 4.45E-07              : 8.94E-08 : 8.24E-08       : 1.19E-07        : 1.86E-05         : 4.84E-06      : 0.OOE+00
           +    --------------------------------------                               +--------------------------------------------------------- +
CHILD   : 5.41E-08            : 2.46E-06              : 1.22E-07 : 7.99E-08       : 1.12E-07        : 2.08E-05         : 3.96E-06 : 0.OOE+00
           +    --------------------------------------                               +--------------------------------------------------------- +
INFANT : 3.65E-08             : 2.14E-06              : 8.99E-08   : 7.18E-08     : 7.38E-08        : 1.90E-05         : 2.68E-06 : 0.OOE+00
           +    --------------------------------------                               +--------------------------------------------------------- +

TABLE 3.              DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                         (MREM),            JANUARY-JUNE                  2009       (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                      5 A Nearest Garden AT 1.30 MILES SW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 5.97E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 8.44E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY          T.BODY                   GI-TRACT                     BONE                    LIVER                      KIDNEY                     THYROID                    LUNG                SKIN
         -     -------------------                             +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+7---------------+---------------+
PLUME        : 5.66E-04 : 5.66E-04 : 5.66E-04 : 5.66E-04 : 5.66E-04 : 5.66E-04 : 5.72E-04 : 1.13E-03
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND       : 1.80E-04 : 1.80E-04 : 1.80E-04 : 1.80E-04 : 1.80E-04 : 1.80E-04 : 1.80E-04 : 2.11E-04
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                                  .                       :
ADULT           4.61E-06                 2.68E-05                2.15E-05                    3.58E-06                  4.02E-06                   7.66E-04                 1.28E-09             0.OOE+00
                       --------                                +---------------------------------------------                                     -----------            +---------------+---------------+
TEEN       : 7.08E-06 : 2.91E-05                             : 3.55E-05                  : 5.45E-06                : 6.11E-06                 : 1.03E-03 : 2.40E-09 : 0.00E+00
                                                                                                                                                *--------------------+---------------+
CHILD      : 1.42E-05 : 1.96E-05 : 8.66E-05 : 8.93E-06 : 9.86E-06 : 1.98E-03 : 3.65E-09 : 0.00E+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT                                   .                       .                           :
ADULT           7.69E-07                 6.24E-06                2.38E-07                    3.94E-07                  1.09E-07                   2.07E-05                 1.04E-10             0.OOE+00
                       -----------------------------------------------------                *--                                                   --------             -+---------------+---------------+
TEEN       : 6.08E-07                : 3.36E-06 : 2.OOE-07                               : 3.08E-07                : 8.87E-08                : 1.50E-05 : 9.89E-11                            : 0.OOE+00
                       --------                                                                                                                                                                  +---------------------------------------------------------------
CHILD      : 9.43E-07 : 1.70E-06 : 3.77E-07 : 3.73E-07 : 1.13E-07 : 2.26E-05 : 1.16E-10 : 0.00E+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK     :                                                 .                          .                         .                          .
ADULT      : 1.19E-06                    1.96E-06':              2.15E-06                    1.83E-06                  3.00E-06                   5.72E-04                 8.83E-10             0.00E+00
--------    +------------------------------------------------------------+---------------+-------------+
TEEN       : 1.99E-06 : 2.41E-06                             : 3.93E-06                  : 3.24E-06 : 5.35E-06 : 9.04E-04                                              : 1.83E-09             : 0.00E+00
             +         --------------------------------------                                                       +------------------------                        -+---------------+---------------+
CHILD      : 3.75E-06                : 1.70E-06              : 9.63E-06                  : 5.62E-06 : 8.89E-06                               : 1.79E-03                : 2.81E-09             : 0.OOE+00
             +         --------------------------------------                                                       +------------------------------+---------------+-------------+
INFANT : 6.95E-06 : 1.56E-06 : 1.93E-05 : 1.37E-05 : 1.55E-05 : 4.34E-03 : 5.08E-09 : 0.00E+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK    :                                                  .                           .                        :
ADULT     : 1.29E-06                     1.03E-06                3.43E-06                    2.13E-06                  3.60E-06                   6.86E-04                 2.65E-09             0.00E+00
      -        ----------------------------------------------------                                                                            ------------              +---------------+---------------+
TEEN       : 2.15E-06                : 1.36E-06              : 6.28E-06                  : 3.78E-06 : 6.43E-06 : 1.08E-03                                              : 5.48E-09             : 0.00E+00
                                                                                                                                                *--------------------+---------------+
CHILD      : 4.01E-06 : 1.06E-06                             : 1.54E-05                  : 6.59E-06 : 1.07E-05                               : 2.14E-03                : 8.42E-09             : 0.00E+00
             +-----                  -------------------------------------------------------------                                                                ------------------------------               +
INFANT : 7.57E-06 : 1.03E-06 : 3.05E-05 : 1.61E-05 : 1.86E-05 : 5.21E-03 : 1.52E-08 : 0.00E+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                  .                       .                           .                        :
ADULT           9.09E-08                 7.41E-07                1.69E-07                    1.35E-07                  1.90E-07                   3.38E-05                 1.12E-05             0.OOE+00
             +         --------------------------------------                                                       +-----------------------------------------                                   +---------------+
TEEN      : 1.19E-07                 : 1.44E-06              : 2.39E-07                  : 1.85E-07 : 2.61E-07 : 4.17E-05                                              : 1.66E-05             : 0.00E+00
             +         --------------------------------------                                                       +-----------------------------------------                                   +---------------+
CHILD     : 1.30E-07                 : 7.87E-06              : 3.27E-07 : 1.78E-07 : 2.45E-07                                                : 4.67E-05                : 1.36E-05               0.00E+00
             +         --------------------------------------                                                       +-----------------------------------------                                   +---------------+
INFANT    : 8.57E-08                : 6.83E-06               : 2.36E-07 : 1.58E-07 : 1.61E-07                                                : 4.27E-05                : 9.15E-06             : 0.00E+00
             +         --------------------------------------                                                       +--------------------------------------------------------- +

TABLE 4.                 DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                             (MREM),   JULY-SEPTEMBER 2009 SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                       1 A            Site Boundary AT         .67 MILES                   N ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 5.52E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMIA AIR DOSE = 2.11E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY       T.BODY                    GI-TRACT                        BONE                    LIVER                      KIDNEY       THYROID            LUNG                   SKIN
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------+---------------                                                                 --------------------------
PLUME      : 1.26E-04                : 1.26E-04                : 1.26E-04                  : 1.26E-04                 : 1.26E-04   : 1.26E-04       : 1.31E-04              : 3.42E-04
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +-----------------------------------------
GROUND     : 1.50E-03                : 1.50E-03                : 1.50E-03                  : 1.50E-03                 : 1.50E-03   : 1.50E-03 : 1.50E-03                    : 1.76E-03
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +-----------------------------------------
VEGET      :                                                   :                           :                          .            .
ADULT        2.58E-05                  2.02E-04                   5.23E-05                   1.43E-05                   4.66E-06     6.54E-04         3.72E-10                0.OOE+00
          ++-----------------------+---------------+---------------                                                                +----------------------------------------
TEEN     : 4.05E-05                : 2.17E-04                : 8.66E-05                  : 2.18E-05                 : 7.OOE-06   : 8.82E-04       : 6.26E-10              : 0.OOE+00
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +-----------------------------------------
CHILD    : 8.21E-05                : 1.43E-04                : 2.11E-04                  : 3.38E-05                 : 1.10E-05   : 1.69E-03 : 8.94E-10                    : 0.OOE+00
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +-----------------------------------------
MEAT       :                                                   :
ADULT        6.49E-06                  5.22E-05                   7.98E-07                   3.67E-06                   6.71E-07     1.76E-05         1.29E-11                0.OOE+00
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +-----------------------------------------
TEEN     : 5.14E-06 : 2.81E-05                               : 6.35E-07                  : 2.84E-06                 : 5.OOE-07   : 1.28E-05 : 1.11E-11                    : 0.OOE+00
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +----------------------------------------+
CHILD    : 7.99E-06                : 1.42E-05                : 1.13E-06                  : 3.36E-06                 : 5.77E-07 : 1.93E-05 : 1.23E-11                          0.OOE+00
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +-----------------------------------------
COW MILK :                                                     .                           :                          :            .
ADULT    : 3.75E-06                    1.42E-05                   4.45E-06                   5.44E-06                   4.81E-06     4.90E-04         5.19E-11                0.OOE+00
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------+-------------------------------------------+
TEEN     : 6.44E-06                : 1.67E-05                : 7.85E-06                  : 9.27E-06                 : 8.18E-06   : 7.75E-04       : 9.76E-11                  0.OOE+00
          ++-----------------------+---------------+---------------                                                                +--------    -------------------------------          +
CHILD    : 1.28E-05                : 1.11E-05                : 1.85E-05                  : 1.46E-05                 : 1.29E-05   : 1.53E-03 : 1.41E-10                    : 0.OOE+00
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +----------------------------------------+
INFANT : 1.99E-05 : 2.08E-05 : 3.43E-05 : 2.92E-05 : 2.04E-05 : 3.72E-03 : 2.81E-10                                                                                       : 0.OOE+00
       - +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK :                                                     :                           :                          .            :
ADULT    : 1.51E-06                    2.89E-06                   6.33E-06                   2.28E-06                   3.37E-06     5.88E-04         6.23E-12                0.OOE+00
       -  +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 2.56E-06 : 3.62E-06 : 1.16E-05 : 4.OOE-06 : 5.96E-06 : 9.30E-04                                                                        : 1.17E-11              : O.OOE+00
       - +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 4.99E-06 : 2.63E-06 : 2.85E-05 : 6.80E-06 : 9.83E-06 : 1.84E-03                                                                        : 1.70E-11                  0.OOE+00
       - +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 8.93E-06 : 3.79E-06 : 5.50E-05 : 1.58E-05 : 1.68E-05 : 4.47E-03                                                                          : 3.37E-11              ; 0.OOE+00
       - +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL      :                                                   :                           :
ADULT        4.39E-07                  6.39E-06                   4.84E-07                   5.18E-07                   4.32E-07     6.51E-05         1.22E-04                0.OOE+00
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +-----------------------------------------
TEEN     : 5.85E-07                : 7.46E-06                : 6.85E-07                  : 6.94E-07                 : 5.91E-07 : 8.12E-05         : 1.78E-04              : 0.OOE+00
          ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                 +-----------------------------------------
CHILD    : 6.59E-07                : 1.83E-05                : 9.36E-07                  : 6.38E-07                 : 5.50E-07   : 9.28E-05       : 1.45E-04              : 0.OOE+00
          +------------------------------------------+---------------                                                                --------    -------------------------------
INFANT : 3.76E-07                  : 1.50E-05                : 6.56E-07                  : 4.87E-07                 : 3.56E-07 : 8.50E-05         : 9.37E-05              : 0.OOE+00
          +       -----------------------
                                    +---------------+---------------                                                               +-----------------------------------------

TABLE 4.                DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                          (MREM),    JULY-SEPTEMBER 2009                     (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                        2      A       Site       Boundary AT          .60 MILES NNE ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE =                            4.16E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.51E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY         T.BODY                     GI-TRACT                       BONE                     LIVER                      KIDNEY             THYROID                   LUNG                SKIN
              -   +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME         : 8.92E-05 : 8.92E-05 : 8.92E-05 : 8.92E-05                                                               : 8.92E-05        : 8.92E-05                    : 9.34E-05 : 2.47E-04
                           --------                                    +---------------------------------------------                           +-----------+---------------+---------------
GROUND        : 1.09E-03                 : 1.09E-03                : 1.09E-03 : 1.09E-03                                 : 1.09E-03 : 1.09E-03                           : 1.09E-03     : 1.28E-03
              -   +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET         :                                                    :                          :                          :                 :
ADULT          1.89E-05                    1.48E-04                 3.80E-05                    1.04E-05                  3.40E-06            4.78E-04                  2.70E-10         0.OOE+00
              -   +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 2.96E-05 : 1.58E-04                                : 6.29E-05                 : 1.59E-05                 : 5.11E-06 : 6.45E-04                           : 4.54E-10     : 0.OOE+00
              -   +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 5.99E-05                 : 1.04E-04                : 1.53E-04                 : 2.47E-05                 : 8.04E-06        : 1.24E-03                    : 6.48E-10     : 0.OOE+00
              -   +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT                                     .                         :                          .                          .                 :
ADULT          4.74E-06                   3.81E-05                  5.81E-07                    2.68E-06                  4.90E-07            1.29E-05                  9.36E-12         0.OOE+00
                                                                                                                                                                                            +------------------------------
TEEN      : 3.76E-06                 : 2.05E-05                : 4.62E-07 : 2.07E-06                                 : 3.66E-07 : 9.33E-06                           : 8.06E-12     : 0.OOE+00
              -   +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 5.83E-06                 : 1.04E-05                : 8.19E-07 : 2.45E-06                                 : 4.22E-07        : 1.41E-05                    : 8.92E-12     : 0.OOE+00
              -   +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK      :                                                    :                          :                          :                 :
ADULT      : 2.74E-06                     1.03E-05                  3.24E-06                    3.97E-06                  3.51E-06            3.58E-04                  3.78E-11         0.OOE+00 t'--------+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 4.70E-06 : 1.22E-05 : 5.72E-06 : 6.78E-06 : 5.98E-06 : 5.66E-04 : 7.10E-11 : 0.OOE+00
              -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD      : 9.36E-06 : 8.09E-06 : 1.35E-05 : 1.07E-05 : 9.46E-06 : 1.12E-03 : 1.03E-10 : 0.OOE+00
                          --------------------------------------                                                            +---------------      -----
                                                                                                                                                     ------                 +---------------+---------------
INFANT : 1.45E-05 : 1.52E-05 : 2.50E-05 : 2.13E-05 : 1.49E-05 : 2.72E-03 : 2.04E-10 : 0.OOE+00
              -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK      :                                                    :                          .                          :                                               :
ADULT      : 1.1OE-06                     2.11E-06                  4.60E-06                    1.67E-06                  2.46E-06            4.29E-04                  4.53E-12         0.OOE+00
              -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN       : 1.87E-06 : 2.64E-06 : 8.43E-06 : 2.93E-06 : 4.35E-06 : 6.79E-04 : 8.52E-12 : 0.OOE+00
                           --------                                    +---------------------------------------------                             -------
                                                                                                                                                *--------------------+---------------
CHILD      : 3.65E-06 : 1.91E-06 : 2.07E-05 : 4.97E-06 : 7.18E-06 : 1.34E-03 : 1.23E-11                                                                                                  0.OOE+00
              -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 6.52E-06 : 2.77E-06 : 4.OOE-05 : 1.16E-05 : 1.23E-05 : 3.26E-03 : 2.45E-11                                                                                                     0.OOE+00
              -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL         :                                                   :                           .                          :                 :
ADULT          3.54E-07                   5.18E-06                  3.90E-07                    4.16E-07                  3.43E-07            5.17E-05                  9.88E-05         0.OOE+00
                          --------------------------------------                                                            +-----------------------------4+-----------                  ---------------      +
TEEN       : 4.72E-07 : 6.05E-06 : 5.52E-07 : 5.57E-07 : 4.69E-07 : 6.45E-05 : 1.45E-04 : 0.OOE+00
              -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD      : 5.32E-07 : 1.48E-05 : 7.54E-07 : 5.12E-07 : 4.37E-07 : 7.37E-05 : 1.18E-04 : 0.OOE+00
              -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 3.03E-07 : 1.22E-05 : 5.28E-07 : 3.90E-07 : 2.83E-07 : 6.75E-05 : 7.61E-05 : 0.OOE+00
                          --------------------------------------                                                            +---------------      ---------------------------               +---------------+

TABLE 4.                 DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                        (MREM),     JULY-SEPTEMBER 2009                             (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                           3      A Nearest Resident AT        .90 MILES                  NW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE.= 2.01E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.40E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY             T.BODY                    GI-TRACT                         BONE                     LIVER                    KIDNEY             THYROID                        LUNG                 SKIN
                      ++-----------------------------------------------------+---------------                                                                                 +---------           ---------------
PLUME             ; 8.99E-05 : 8.99E-05 : 8.99E-05 : 8.99E-05 : 8.99E-05                                                                      : 8.99E-05 : 9.19E-05 : 2.06E-04
                      ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                      ----------------------------------------- +
GROUND            : 7.81E-04 : 7.81E-04 : 7.81E-04 : 7.81E-04 : 7.81E-04 : 7.81E-04 : 7.81E-04 : 9.19E-04
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET             :
ADULT             1.35E-05                  1.06E-04                    2.82E-05                   7.44E-06                   2.42E-06          3.40E-04                    2.01E-10              0.OOE+00
                      ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                      ----------------------------------------- +
TEEN          : 2.12E-05 : 1.13E-04                                 : 4.67E-05 : 1.14E-05                                  : 3.63E-06 : 4.58E-04                       : 3.40E-10             : 0.OOE+00
                      ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                      ----------------------------------------- +
CHILD         : 4.30E-05 : 7.48E-05 : 1.14E-04 : 1.76E-05 : 5.72E-06 : 8.78E-04 : 4.86E-10 : 0.OOE+00
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT              :                                                     :                          :                           :              .
ADULT             3.39E-06                  2.73E-05                    4.25E-07                   1.91E-06                : 3.49E-07           9.16E-06                    7.OOE-12              0.00E+00
                            -----------------------                                                    +---------------+---------------          +-----------------------------------------+
TEEN          : 2.69E-06 : 1.47E-05                                 : 3.38E-07 : 1.48E-06                                  : 2.60E-07     : 6.63E-06                   : 6.05E-12             : 0.00E+00
                      ++-----------------------+---------------+---------------                                                                  +--------                -------------------------------                 +
CHILD         : 4.17E-06 : 7.41E-06 : 6.01E-07 : 1.75E-06 : 3.00E-07 : 1.OOE-05 : 6.71E-12 : 0.00E+00
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK                                    .                           .                          .                           .
ADULT             1.95E-06                  7.40E-06                    2.36E-06                   2.83E-06                   2.50E-06          2.54E-04                    2.77E-11              0.OOE+00
   -----------------------                                                                             +---------------+---------------+-------------------------------------------+
ON      TEEN          : 3.35E-06                : 8.72E-06 : 4.17E-06                                  : 4.82E-06                  : 4.25E-06     : 4.02E-04                   : 5.20E-11                 0.00E+00
                     ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                    +----------------------------------------+
CHILD         : 6.68E-06 : 5.79E-06 : 9.83E-06 : 7.61E-06 : 6.73E-06 : 7.95E-04 : 7.53E-11 : 0.00E+00
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+--------                                                                                    ------- +
INFANT : 1.04E-05 : 1.08E-05 : 1.82E-05 : 1.52E-05 : 1.06E-05 : 1.93E-03 : 1.50E-10 : 0.00E+00
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK          :                                                    .                           .                          .
ADULT         : 7.87E-07                    1.52E-06                    3.39E-06                   1.18E-06                   1.75E-06          3.05E-04                    3.32E-12              0.00E+00
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN          : 1.34E-06 : 1.91E-06 : 6.21E-06 : 2.08E-06 : 3.09E-06 : 4.83E-04 : 6.24E-12 : 0.00E+00
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD         : 2.61E-06 : 1.39E-06 : 1.52E-05 : 3.53E-06 : 5.10E-06 : 9.54E-04 : 9.04E-12 : 0.OOE+00
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 4.67E-06 : 1.99E-06 : 2.94E-05 : 8.22E-06 : 8.74E-06 : 2.32E-03 : 1.80E-11                                                                                                               0.OOE+00
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                       .                           .                          .                          .
ADULT             8.24E-08                  1.18E-06                    9.16E-08                   9.92E-08                   8.24E-08          1.19E-05                    2.21E-05              0.OOE+00
                                               +--------------------------------------+---------------                                           +----------------------------+-------------
TEEN          : 1.10E-07                : 1.41E-06 : 1.30E-07                                  : 1.33E-07 : 1.13E-07                      : 1.48E-05                   : 3.25E-05             : 0.OOE+00
                                                                                                                                                 +---------------
CHILD         : 1.24E-07                : 3.67E-06 : 1.77E-07                                  : 1.23E-07 : 1.05E-07                      : 1.69E-05                   : 2.64E-05             : 0.OOE+00
                            -----------------------                                                   +------------------------------            +-------------------------------------------
INFANT : 7.15E-08                       : 3.03E-06 : 1.25E-07                                  : 9.48E-08 : 6.81E-08                      : 1.55E-05                   : 1.71E-05             : 0.OOE+00
                                                                                                                                                 +------------------------------

TABLE 4.              DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                (MREM),     JULY-SEPTEMBER 2009                     (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                 4 A Nearest Cow AT     3.50 MILES NNW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 5.28E-05 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 4.88E-05 MILLRADS PATHWAY      T.BODY                 GI-TRACT                    BONE            LIVER       KIDNEY            THYROID                   LUNG            SKIN
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME        : 3.19E-05 : 3.19E-05 : 3.19E-05 : 3.19E-05 : 3.19E-05 : 3.19E-05 : 3.24E-05 : 6.95E-05
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND       : 2.31E-05 : 2.31E-05 : 2.31E-05 : 2.31E-05 : 2.31E-05 : 2.31E-05 : 2.31E-05 : 2.72E-05
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET        :                                             :                   .           :             :                        .
ADULT       4.01E-07               3.14E-06                8.81E-07           2.19E-07    7.08E-08         9.94E-06                6.35E-12         0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 6.29E-07 : 3.36E-06 : 1.46E-06 : 3.36E-07 : 1.06E-07 : 1.34E-05 : 1.07E-11 : 0.00E+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 1.28E-06 : 2.22E-06 : 3.56E-06 : 5.21E-07 : 1.67E-07 : 2.57E-05 : 1.54E-11                                                              0.00E+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT                              .                        .                   .           .             .                        .
ADULT       1.OOE-07               8.07E-07                1.30E-08           5.65E-08    1.02E-08         2.68E-07                2.22E-13         0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 7.94E-08 : 4.34E-07 : 1.04E-08 : 4.37E-08 : 7.61E-09 : 1.94E-07 : 1.92E-13 : 0.00E+00
                                                                                                                                   +---------------   +---------------
CHILD     : 1.23E-07 : 2.19E-07 : 1.85E-08 : 5.17E-08 : 8.78E-09 : 2.93E-07 : 2.14E-13 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK     :                                             .                   .           .             .                        .
ADULT     : 5.75E-08               2.19E-07                7.16E-08           8.28E-08    7.31E-08         7.44E-06                8.47E-13         0.OOE+00
                  --------                                +------------------------------------------------------------+---------------+-------------
TEEN      : 9.87E-08 : 2.58E-07 : 1.27E-07 : 1.41E-07 : 1.24E-07 : 1.18E-05 : 1.59E-12 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 1.97E-07 : 1.71E-07 : 3.00E-07 : 2.23E-07 : 1.97E-07 : 2.33E-05 : 2.31E-12 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 3.05E-07 : 3.19E-07 : 5.56E-07 : 4.44E-07 : 3.10E-07 : 5.66E-05 : 4.61E-12 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK     :                                             .                   .          .              .                        .
ADULT     : 2.32E-08               4.57E-08                1.05E-07           3.47E-08    5.12E-08         8.93E-06                1.02E-13         0.OOE+00
                  -----------------------------------------------------                                     ------------          +---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 3.94E-08           : 5.73E-08 : 1.92E-07                        : 6.09E-08 : 9.05E-08     : 1.41E-05               : 1.91E-13         : 0.OOE+00
                  --------                                +---------------+---------------+---------------  ----------------------------------------- +
CHILD     : 7.71E-08           : 4.17E-08              : 4.71E-07          : 1.03E-07 : 1.49E-07      : 2.79E-05               : 2.77E-13         : 0.00E+00
                  --------                                +---------------+---------------+---------------  ------------------------------------------
INFANT    : 1.38E-07           : 5.94E-08 : 9.08E-07 : 2.40E-07 : 2.56E-07                            : 6.79E-05               : 5.53E-13         : 0.OOE+00
                  --------                                +---------------+---------------+---------------  ------------------------------------------
INHAL                             .                       .                   .           .
ADULT       6.73E-09               8.95E-08                7.76E-09           8.78E-09    7.36E-09         8.81E-07                1.56E-06         0.OOE+00
         -+----------+---------------------------------------------                                         ----------------------------------------
TEEN      : 9.01E-09           : 1.18E-07 : 1.10E-08                       : 1.18E-08  : 1.01E-08     : 1.10E-06               : 2.29E-06         : 0.00E+00
            +     --------                                +---------------+---------------+---------------  ----------------------------------------                +
CHILD     : 1.03E-08           : 3.73E-07              : 1.50E-08          : 1.11E-08  : 9.42E-09     : 1.26E-06               : 1.86E-06         : 0.OOE+00
             +    ------------------------                      --------------             +--------------------------------------------------------- +
INFANT    : 6.17E-09           : 3.15E-07              : 1.07E-08          : 8.95E-09  : 6.13E-09     : 1.15E-06               : 1.21E-06         : 0.00E+00
             +    --------------------------------------                                   +--------------------------------------------------------- +

TABLE 4.             DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                           (MREM),             JULY-SEPTEbMER 2009                         (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                 5      A    Nearest            Garden AT     1.30 MILES                SW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 9.41E-05 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 7.26E-05 MILLRADS PATHWAY      T.BODY                 GI-TRACT                     BONE                     LIVER                      KIDNEY                       THYROID                       LUNG                 SKIN
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME       : 4.69E-05 : 4.69E-05 : 4.69E-05 : 4.69E-05 : 4.69E-05 : 4.69E-05 : 4.79E-05 : 1.05E-04
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND      : 1.30E-04 : 1.30E-04 : 1.30E-04 " 1.30E-04 : 1.30E-04 : 1.30E-04 : 1.30E-04 : 1.53E-04
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                             :                        :                          :                          :                          .
ADULT       2.25E-06               1.76E-05                4.71E-06                    1.24E-06                   4.03E-07                     5.66E-05                   3.36E-11             0.OOE+00
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 3.53E-06 : 1.89E-05 : 7.79E-06 : 1.90E-06 : 6.06E-07 : 7.63E-05 : 5.68E-11 : 0.OOE+00
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD. : 7.17E-06 : 1.25E-05 : 1.90E-05 : 2.94E-06 : 9.53E-07 : 1.46E-04 : 8.12E-11                                                                                                            0.OOE+00
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT        :                                              :                         :                           :                          .                                                :
ADULT       5.65E-07               4.55E-06                7.09E-08                   3.19E-07                    5.81E-08                     1.53E-06                   1.17E-12             0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+------------------------------                                      ---------------------------I+-------------
TEEN     : 4.48E-07 : 2.45E-06                          : 5.65E-08                : 2.47E-07                  : 4.33E-08                 : 1.11E-06                   : 1.01E-12          : 0.OOE+00
               +---------------+---------------+--------------------                                                                              -------------              +---------------+---------------
CHILD    : 6.96E-07            : 1.24E-06               : 1.OOE-07 : 2.92E-07                                 : 5.OOE-08                 : 1.67E-06                   : 1.12E-12          : 0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+------------------------------                                      --------------------------                    +---------------
COW MILK :                                                 .                         :                          .                           :                            :
ADULT    : 3.26E-07                1.23E-06                3.94E-07                   4.71E-07                    4.16E-07                     4.24E-05                   4.62E-12             0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +----------------+--------------------------+--------------------------------------------
00     TEEN     : 5.59E-07            : 1.45E-06               : 6.95E-07 : 8.03E-07                                 : 7.08E-07                 : 6.70E-05                   : 8.68E-12          : 0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+------------------------------                                      --------------------------                    +---------------
CHILD    : 1.11E-06 : 9.65E-07                          : 1.64E-06                : 1.27E-06                  : 1.12E-06                 : 1.33E-04                   : 1.26E-11               0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+---------------+---------------                                     -----------------------------------------
INFANT : 1.73E-06 : 1.80E-06 : 3.04E-06                                           : 2.53E-06                  : 1.76E-06                 : 3.22E-04                   : 2.50E-11          : 0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+------------------------------                                      ------------------------------------------
GOATMILK                          :                       :                          :                          .                           :                            :
ADULT    : 1.31E-07                2.54E-07                5.65E-07                   1.97E-07                   2.91E-07                     5.08E-05                   5.54E-13              0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+---------------+---------------                                     ----------------------------------------                       +
TEEN     : 2.23E-07            : 3.18E-07 : 1.04E-06                              : 3.47E-07 : 5.16E-07                                  : 8.05E-05                   : 1.04E-12          : 0.OOE+00
               +-----------------------+---------------+---------------                                                                           ----------------------------------------- +
CHILD    : 4.35E-07            : 2.31E-07 : 2.55E-06                              : 5.88E-07 : 8.50E-07                                  : 1.59E-04                   : 1.51E-12          : 0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+---------------+---------------                                     -----------------------------------------
INFANT   : 7.78E-07            : 3.32E-07 : 4.91E-06                              : 1.37E-06 : 1.46E-06                                  : 3.87E-04                   : 3.OOE-12          : 0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+---------------+---------------                                     ----------------------------------------                       +
INHAL                             .   -                                              .                           .                          :
ADULT       2.92E-08               4.13E-07                3.27E-08                   3.58E-08                   3.OOE-08                     4.21E-06                    7.66E-06             0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+---------------+---------------                                     --------                ----------------      +---------------+
TEEN     : 3.90E-08            : 5.01E-07 : 4.63E-08                              : 4.80E-08                 : 4.11E-08                  : 5.25E-06                   : 1.12E-05          : 0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+---------------+---------------                                     --------                ----------------      +---------------+
CHILD    : 4.42E-08            : 1.35E-06 : 6.33E-08                              : 4.44E-08                 : 3.83E-08 : 6.OOE-06 : 9.12E-06                                             : O.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+---------------+---------------                                     ----------------------------------------                       +
INFANT   : 2.56E-08            : 1.12E-06 : 4.47E-08                              : 3.47E-08 : 2.49E-08 : 5.50E-06                                                    : 5.91E-06          : 0.OOE+00
               +      --------                               +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------                                              +---------        ---------------

TABLE 5.                 DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                  (MREM),           OCTOBER-DECEMBER               2009 SPECIAL LOCATION NO.             1 A Site Boundary AT        .69 MILES NNW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.31E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 4.66E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY        T.BODY           GI-TRACT                         BONE                   LIVER          KIDNEY         THYROID                        LUNG          SKIN
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME        : 2.75E-04 : 2.75E-04 : 2.75E-04 : 2.75E-04 : 2.75E-04 : 2.75E-04 : 2.88E-04 : 7.65E-04
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND       : 3.52E-03 : 3.52E-03 : 3.52E-03 : 3.52E-03 : 3.52E-03 : 3.52E-03 : 3.52E-03 : 4.14E-03
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                         :                           :                           :              :            .
ADULT         5.93E-05         4.84E-04                    6.83E-06                  4.03E-05       9.11E-06       6.05E-04                    8.31E-07       0.OOE+00
                              +--------------------------------------+---------------                             +-----------------------------------------+
TEEN      : 9.28E-05       : 5.15E-04                  : 1.02E-05                  : 6.17E-05     : 1.35E-05 : 8.17E-04                   : 1.46E-06 : 0.OOE+00
                              +--------------------------------------+---------------                             +------------------------------------------
CHILD     : 1.86E-04 : 3.36E-04 : 2.25E-05 : 9.46E-05 : 2.04E-05 : 1.57E-03 : 2.14E-06 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
HEAT         :                                            :                           :
ADULT         1.67E-05         1.30E-04                    1.97E-06                  1.20E-05       2.51E-06       1.64E-05                    5.13E-07       0.OOE+00
                              +--------------------------------------+---------------                             +------------------------------------------
TEEN     : 1.32E-05 : 7.03E-05 : 1.47E-06 : 9.34E-06 : 1.85E-06 : 1.18E-05 : 4.59E-07 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 2.05E-05 : 3.56E-05 : 2.39E-06 : 1.11E-05 : 2.11E-06 : 1.79E-05 : 5.19E-07 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK :                                                :                          :               :            :
ADULT : 1.03E-05               3.71E-05                    5.54E-06                  1.70E-05       1.17E-05       4.51E-04                    6.49E-08       0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 1.77E-05 : 4.32E-05 : 8.81E-06 : 2.86E-05 : 1.91E-05 : 7.14E-04 : 1.27E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                              +--------------------------------------+---------------                             +------------------------------------------
CHILD    : 3.55E-05        : 2.82E-05                  : 1.82E-05                 : 4.38E-05      : 2.91E-05   : 1.41E-03                 : 1.89E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                              +--------------------------------------+---------------                             +------------------------------------------
INFANT : 5.10E-05 : 7.05E-05 : 2.80E-05 : 8.02E-05 : 4.16E-05 : 3.42E-03 : 3.83E-07 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK    :                                             :                          :               .            :
ADULT    : 2.18E-06            4.87E-06                    2.OOE-06                  3.66E-06       4.OOE-06       5.41E-04                    2.39E-08       0.OOE+00
         -      -------------------------------                                      +--------------- +-----------+------ ---------------                     +---------------
TEEN     : 3.64E-06 : 5.74E-06 : 3.46E-06 : 6.32E-06 : 6.93E-06 : 8.56E-04 : 4.86E-08 : O.OOE+00
                              +--------------------------------------+---------------                             +------------------------------------------
CHILD    : 6.96E-06 : 3.83E-06 : 7.96E-06 : 1.03E-05 : 1.12E-05 : 1.69E-03 : 7.38E-08 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 1.12E-05 : 8.89E-06 : 1.48E-05 : 2.17E-05 : 1.84E-05 : 4.11E-03 : 1.39E-07 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL       :                                             .                          :               :                                       :
ADULT         9.25E-07         1.48E-05                    1.83E-07                  1.11E-06       4.18E-07      5.02E-05                    2.97E-04        0.OOE+00
                              +--------------------------------------+---------------                             +-----------------------------------------+
TEEN     : 1.24E-06        : 1.40E-05 : 2.45E-07                                  : 1.46E-06      : 5.57E-07   : 6.17E-05                 : 4.33E-04      : 0.OOE+00
                              +------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
CHILD    : 1.40E-06 : 9.83E-06 : 3.15E-07 : 1.28E-06 : 4.97E-07 : 6.85E-05 : 3.51E-04 : 0.OOE+00
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 7.43E-07 : 6.01E-06 : 2.20E-07 : 8.40E-07 : 2.96E-07 : 6.25E-05 : 2.25E-04 : 0.OOE+00
                              +------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------

TABLE 5.              DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                   (MREM),         OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2009 (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                  2     A Site             Boundary AT         .67 MILES                 N ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.95E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 6.83E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY       T.BODY                  GI-TRACT                     BONE                  LIVER                   KIDNEY                 THYROID                   LUNG              SKIN
                                                                                                                                                           +
PLUME      : 4.02E-04 : 4.02E-04                            : 4.02E-04              : 4.02E-04              : 4.02E-04             : 4.02E-04              : 4.21E-04        : 1.12E-03
                    -----------------------------------------------------                                                             -------------- +------------------------------
GROUND     : 6.02E-03 : 6.02E-03                            : 6.02E-03              : 6.02E-03              : 6.02E-03             : 6.02E-03              : 6.02E-03        : 7.08E-03
                    --------------------------------------                                                  +---------------+----------+----------------+---------------
VEGET      :                                                :                       :                       :                      .
ADULT        1.01E-04                 8.28E-04                1.15E-05                6.89E-05                1.55E-05               1.02E-03                1.42E-06          0.OOE+00
                                             ------------------------------------------------------                                   -------------        +------------------------------
TEEN     : 1.59E-04 : 8.80E-04                            : 1.72E-05              : 1.05E-04              : 2.30E-05 : 1.38E-03                          : 2.49E-06         : 0.OOE+00
                    --------                                                                                                          --------------------------------------------             4---------------------------------------------
CHILD    : 3.18E-04 : 5.75E-04                            : 3.77E-05              : 1.62E-04              : 3.47E-05             : 2.64E-03              : 3.64E-06.:          0.OOE+00
                    -----------------------------------------------------                                                             --------------- +-----------------------------
MEAT                               .                        :                       :                       :                      :
ADULT        2.85E-05                2.23E-04                 3.36E-06                2.06E-05                4.29E-06               2.75E-05                8.74E-07          0.OOE+00
                    --------                                +---------------------------------------------                         +------------+------------------------------
TEEN     : 2.26E-05 : 1.20E-04 : 2.50E-06 : 1.60E-05 : 3.16E-06                                                                  : 1.99E-05              : 7.83E-07         : 0.OOE+00
                    --------                                                                                                       +-----------------------+---------------                    ,------------------------------+---------------
CHILD    : 3.51E-05 : 6.08E-05 : 4.07E-06                                         : 1.89E-05 : 3.60E-06                          : 3.01E-05              : 8.85E-07         : 0.OOE+00
                                             ---------                                                                             +-----------------------+---------------                    ,------------------------------+---------------
COW MILK   :                                                :                       :
ADULT    : 1.76E-05                   6.33E-05                9.43E-06                2.90E-05                1.99E-05               7.60E-04                1.10E-07          0.OOE+00
                                             ---------------------------------------------------------------------                                         +-----------------------------
TEEN     : 3.03E-05 : 7.38E-05 : 1.50E-05                                         : 4.88E-05 : 3.26E-05                          : 1.20E-03              : 2.17E-07         : 0.00E+00
                    --------                                                                                                       +-----------------------+---------------                    ,------------------------------+---------------
CHILD    : 6.06E-05 : 4.83E-05 : 3.10E-05                                         : 7.48E-05 : 4.96E-05                          : 2.37E-03 : 3.21E-07                      : 0.OOE+00
                    --------                                                                                                       +-----------------------+---------------                    ,------------------------------+---------------
INFANT   : 8.70E-05 : 1.20E-04                            : 4.75E-05              : 1.37E-04 : 7.08E-05                          : 5.77E-03 : 6.52E-07                      : 0.00E+00
                                                                                                                                   +
GOATMILK   :                                                .                       .                       .                      .                       :
ADULT    : 3.70E-06                   8.31E-06                3.36E-06                6.21E-06                6.76E-06               9.12E-04                3.97E-08          0.00E+00
                    --------                                                                                                       +-----------------------+---------------                    ,------------------------------+---------------
TEEN     : 6.18E-06 : 9.81E-06 : 5.81E-06                                         : 1.07E-05 : 1.17E-05                          : 1.44E-03              : 8.05E-08         : 0.00E+00
                    --------                                                                                                       +-----------------------+---------------                    '------------------------------+---------------
CHILD    : 1.18E-05 : 6.54E-06 : 1.34E-05                                         : 1.74E-05 : 1.89E-05                          : 2.85E-03 : 1.22E-07                      : 0.00E+00
           ----------------------------------------                                                         +---------------     ------------------------------------------
INFANT   : 1.89E-05               : 1.52E-05 : 2.50E-05 : 3.68E-05 : 3.10E-05                                                    : 6.92E-03              : 2.30E-07         : 0.00E+00
                    --------                                                                                                       +-----------------------+---------------                    ,------------------------------+---------------
INHAL                              .                        :                       .                       .                      :                                          :
ADULT        1.41E-06                 2.25E-05                2.76E-07                1.69E-06                6.32E-07               7.57E-05                4.51E-04          0.00E+00
                    --------                                                                                                       +-----------------------+---------------                    ,------------------------------+---------------
TEEN     : 1.88E-06               : 2.05E-05 : 3.69E-07                           : 2.22E-06 : 8.40E-07                          : 9.29E-05              : 6.59E-04         : 0.00E+00
                    --------------------------------------                                                  +---------------+- --------               ----------------       +---------------+
CHILD    : 2.12E-06               : 8.65E-06 : 4.74E-07                           : 1.95E-06 : 7.51E-07                          : 1.03E-04              : 5.34E-04         : 0.OOE+00
                    --------------------------------------                                                  +---------------+- --------               ----------------       +---------------+
INFANT   : 1.13E-06               : 3.57E-06 : 3.30E-07                           : 1.27E-06 : 4.46E-07                          : 9.42E-05              : 3.41E-04         : 0.00E+00
                    -----------------------------------------------------                                                          +--------------------------------------------

TABLE 5.                 DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                     (MREM),        OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2009 (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                         3 A Nearest Resident AT            .90 MILES NW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 3.66E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.59E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY         T.BODY                      GI-TRACT                         BONE                     LIVER                 KIDNEY                THYROID                     LUNG                      SKIN
                        ----                                           *---------------------------------+---------------+---------------                               ---------------------------               +
PLUME         : 9.72E-05 : 9.72E-05 : 9.72E-05 : 9.72E-05 : 9.72E-05 : 9.72E-05 : 1.01E-04 : 2.51E-04
                            -       - S-----------------------------------                                                                -------
                                                                                                                           +---------------
                                                                                                                              -              +                   ------------------------------                   +
GROUND        : 1.39E-03 : 1.39E-03 : 1.39E-03 : 1.39E-03 : 1.39E-03 : 1.39E-03 : 1.39E-03 : 1.64E-03
                        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                                     .                            :                         :
ADULT          2.35E-05                    1.92E-04                     4.05E-06                   1.60E-05              3.69E-06             2.52E-04                   3.33E-07                 0.OOE+00 S4.-----------------------------------------------------------------------                                                       --------             ---------------
TEEN       : 3.68E-05 : 2.04E-04 : 6.10E-06 : 2.45E-05 : 5.48E-06 : 3.39E-04 : 5.86E-07 : 0.OOE+00 S---*--&#xf7;------------------------------+---------------                                             -----------------------
                                                                                                                                             +                                                  +---------------+
CHILD      : 7.39E-05 : 1.33E-04 : 1.36E-05 : 3.77E-05 : 8.28E-06 : 6.51E-04 : 8.57E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT                                      :                            :                                                  .                  :                          :
ADULT          6.60E-06                    5.16E-05                    7.97E-07                    4.77E-06              9.99E-07             6.79E-06                   2.03E-07                 0.OOE+00 S---*---------------------------------+---------------                                             -----------------------
                                                                                                                                             +                                                  +---------------+
TEEN       : 5.23E-06                  : 2.78E-05                   : 5.94E-07                : 3.70E-06               : 7.37E-07         : 4.92E-06                 : 1.82E-07 : 0.OOE+00
           --                            +-----------------------------------+---------------                                            -----------------------
                                                                                                                                            +                                                   +---------------+
CHILD      : 8.12E-06 : 1.41E-05 : 9.68E-07 : 4.38E-06 : 8.39E-07 : 7.43E-06 : 2.05E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK :                                                            :                          :                        .                  :
ADULT      : 4.12E-06                      1.47E-05                    2.29E-06                    6.78E-06              4.68E-06             1.88E-04                   2.89E-08                 0.OOE+00
  ---        ---                 -        +-----------------------------------+------------------------+-----------------------------
TEEN       : 7.08E-06                  : 1.71E-05 : 3.67E-06                                  : 1.14E-05               : 7.69E-06         : 2.97E-04                 : 5.71E-08 : 0.OOE+00 S+
             -+-----------------+---------------+---------------                                                                   -     --------
                                                                                                                                            +                      ----------------             +---------------
CHILD      : 1.41E-05 : 1.12E-05 : 7.64E-06 : 1.75E-05 : 1.17E-05 : 5.86E-04 : 8.49E-08 : O.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 2.03E-05 : 2.79E-05 : 1.18E-05 : 3.22E-05 : 1.68E-05 : 1.42E-03 : 1.70E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK      :                                                       .                          .                        :
ADULT      : 9.44E-07                      1.95E-06                    1.OOE-06                   1.57E-06               1.67E-06             2.25E-04                   1.93E-08                 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN       : 1.53E-06 : 2.31E-06 : 1.73E-06 : 2.72E-06 : 2.90E-06 : 3.56E-04 : 3.95E-08 : 0.OOE+00
           --                            +-----------------------------------+---------------                                            --------------------------
                                                                                                                                            +                                                   +---------------
CHILD      : 2.87E-06 : 1.54E-06 : 4.02E-06 : 4.45E-06 : 4.69E-06 : 7.03E-04 : 6.03E-08 : O.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT     : 4.59E-06 : 3.55E-06 : 7.31E-06 : 9.38E-06 : 7.71E-06 : 1.71E-03 : 1.11E-07 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                     .                           .                          :
ADULT          2.35E-07                    3.74E-06                    5.28E-08                   2.85E-07               1.13E-07             1.33E-05                  7.43E-05                 O.OOE+00
           --                            +-----------------------------------+--------------------------------------------                                                                        ---------------
TEEN       : 3.13E-07                  : 3.57E-06 : 7.06E-08                                  : 3.75E-07 : 1.50E-07                      : 1.64E-05                 : 1.09E-04               : 0.OOE+00
           --                            +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                                        ---------------
CHILD      : 3.55E-07                  : 2.88E-06 : 9.10E-08                                  : 3.30E-07 : 1.35E-07                      : 1.82E-05                 : 8.79E-05               : 0.OOE+00
             -+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                                                                  ---------------
INFANT     : 1.89E-07 : 1.87E-06 : 6.33E-08 : 2.18E-07 : 8.08E-08 : 1.67E-05 : 5.63E-05 : 0.OOE+00
                       -,---+-------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------

TABLE 5.                  DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                       (MREM),      OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2009 (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                           4 A            Nearest Cow AT         3.50 MILES                  NNW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 7.90E-05 14ILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 6.54E-05 MILLRADS PATHWAY         T.BODY                      GI-TRACT                       BONE                     LIVER     KIDNEY              THYROID                       LUNG                    SKIN
           +         --------                                       +---------------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
PLUME      : 4.26E-05                    : 4.26E-05                  : 4.26E-05               : 4.26E-05    : 4.26E-05     : 4.26E-05                    : 4.34E-05             : 9.31E-05
           +         -----------------------------------------------------                                                   ---------------------------                       +---------------+
GROUND     : 7.17E-05 : 7.17E-05 : 7.17E-05 : 7.17E-05 : 7.17E-05 : 7.17E-05 : 7.17E-05 : 8.44E-05
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                                    .                           .                        :             :              :
ADULT          1.24E-06                    9.92E-06                    7.01E-07                 8.56E-07    2.20E-07           1.73E-05                   1.86E-08                0.OOE+00
           +         -----------------------------------------------------                                               +---------------              ---------------------------               +
TEEN     : 1.93E-06 : 1.06E-05 : 1.07E-06 : 1.31E-06 : 3.28E-07 : 2.34E-05 : 3.29E-08 : 0.OOE+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 3.87E-06 : 6.90E-06 : 2.42E-06 : 2.02E-06 : 5.OOE-07 : 4.48E-05 : 4.83E-08 : 0.OOE+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT       :                                                         :                        :            .              :
ADULT          3.41E-07                    2.66E-06                    4.74E-08                 2.47E-07    5.32E-08          4.67E-07                    1.04E-08                0.OOE+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 2.70E-07 : 1.43E-06 : 3.55E-08 : 1.92E-07 : 3.94E-08 : 3.38E-07 : 9.32E-09 : 0.OOE+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 4.19E-07 : 7.24E-07 : 5.85E-08 : 2.28E-07 : 4.49E-08 : 5.10E-07 : 1.05E-08 : 0.OOE+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK   :                                                         :                        .            :                                            :
ADULT    : 2.27E-07                        7.64E-07                    1.56E-07                 3.74E-07    2.65E-07          1.30E-05                    2.66E-09                0.00E+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 3.85E-07 : 8.91E-07 : 2.54E-07 : 6.33E-07 : 4.38E-07 : 2.05E-05 : 5.37E-09 : 0.00E+00
             ------------              +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+                                       ---------------                 +---------------+
CHILD    : 7.60E-07 : 5.84E-07 : 5.47E-07 : 9.79E-07 : 6.73E-07 : 4.05E-05 : 8.11E-09 : 0.00E+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 1.10E-06 : 1.46E-06 : 8.69E-07 : 1.82E-06 : 9.82E-07 : 9.85E-05 : 1.55E-08 : 0.OOE+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK   :                                                         .                        .             .             .
ADULT    : 7.77E-08                        1.10E-07                    1.29E-07                 1.26E-07    1.18E-07          1.55E-05                    4.58E-09                0.OOE+00
           +         -----------------------------------------------------                                                   ---------------------------                       +---------------+
TEEN     : 1.12E-07                    : 1.31E-07                  : 2.24E-07 : 2.19E-07 : 2.07E-07                     : 2.46E-05                    : 9.44E-09              : 0.00E+00
           +         -----------------------------------------------------                                                   ---------------------------                       +---------------+
CHILD    : 1.89E-07                    : 8.92E-08                  : 5.23E-07 : 3.66E-07 : 3.37E-07                     : 4.86E-05                    : 1.45E-08              : 0.00E+00
           +         -----------------------------------------------------                                                   ---------------------------                       +---------------+
INFANT : 2.99E-07 : 1.94E-07 : 9.03E-07 : 7.68E-07 : 5.59E-07 : 1.18E-04 : 2.63E-08 : 0.00E+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                    .                           .                        .            .              .
ADULT          3.27E-08                    4.97E-07                    1.39E-08                 4.23E-08    2.20E-08          2.28E-06                    9.33E-06                0.00E+00
          +          -----------------------------------------------------                                                   ------------------------------------------- +
TEEN     : 4.36E-08                    : 5.18E-07                  : 1.86E-08               : 5.61E-08   : 2.97E-08     : 2.84E-06                    : 1.36E-05 : 0.00E+00
           +         --------------------------------------                                                +-----------------------------------------                          +---------------+
CHILD    : 4.94E-08                    : 7.44E-07                  : 2.42E-08               : 5.02E-08   : 2.70E-08     : 3.21E-06                    . 1.11E-05 : 0.00E+00
                     -----------------------------------------------------                                                  --------------------------------------------                         +
INFANT : 2.73E-08 : 5.66E-07 : 1.65E-08 : 3.54E-08 : 1.67E-08 : 2.93E-06 : 7.10E-06 : 0.00E+00
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+

TABLE 5.             DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                (MREM),          OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2009 (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                    5 A         Nearest Garden AT 1.30 MILES                     SW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.22E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 9.95E-05 MILLRADS PATHWAY       T.BODY                  GI-TRACT                    BONE                 LIVER                  KIDNEY                 THYROID            LUNG           SKIN
                     -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME       : 6.47E-05 : 6.47E-05 : 6.47E-05 : 6.47E-05 : 6.47E-05 : 6.47E-05 : 6.60E-05 : 1.42E-04 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND      : 3.12E-04 : 3.12E-04 : 3.12E-04 : 3.12E-04 : 3.12E-04 : 3.12E-04 : 3.12E-04 : 3.68E-04
                     -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                              .                      :                        :                     .                      .                  :
ADULT        5.43E-06                4.32E-05               3.44E-06                3.75E-06                9.83E-07              7.93E-05          8.22E-08      0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 8.45E-06 : 4.60E-05 : 5.25E-06 : 5.75E-06 : 1.47E-06 : 1.07E-04 : 1.46E-07 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 1.69E-05 : 3.01E-05 : 1.19E-05 : 8.86E-06 : 2.24E-06 : 2.05E-04 : 2.14E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                     -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT        :                                             :                       :                      :
ADULT        1.49E-06                1.16E-05               2.12E-07                1.08E-06               2.33E-07               2.14E-06          4.53E-08      0.OOE+00
         -            +             --------------------                         +------------------------------                  ----------------------------- +---------------
TEEN      : 1.18E-06 : 6.23E-06                         : 1.59E-07              : 8.38E-07             : 1.73E-07             : 1.55E-06         : 4.06E-08   : 0.OOE+00
           +---*-----------------+-------------------------------------------+---------------+---------------
CHILD     : 1.82E-06 : 3.15E-06 : 2.62E-07 : 9.93E-07 : 1.97E-07 : 2.34E-06 : 4.60E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                     -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK    :                                             .                       .                      .                      :                  .
ADULT     : 1.OOE-06                 3.33E-06               7.10E-07                1.65E-06                1.18E-06              5.93E-05          1.25E-08      0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 1.69E-06 : 3.89E-06 : 1.16E-06 : 2.80E-06 : 1.95E-06 : 9.38E-05 : 2.53E-08 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 3.33E-06 : 2.55E-06 : 2.51E-06 : 4.33E-06 : 2.99E-06 : 1.86E-04 : 3.83E-08 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT   : 4.82E-06 : 6.38E-06 : 4.OOE-06 : 8.05E-06 : 4.38E-06 : 4.51E-04 : 7.30E-08                                                                             0.OOE+00
                     -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK   :                                              :                       :                      .                     .                  .
ADULT    : 3.62E-07                  4.84E-07               6.23E-07                5.84E-07               5.43E-07               7.12E-05          2.28E-08      0.OOE+00
           +                                                                                                                     ----------------------------
                                                                                 ++------------------+------------------------------                            +---------------+
TEEN     : 5.17E-07             : 5.81E-07 : 1.08E-06 : 1.02E-06                                       : 9.49E-07 : 1.13E-04                     : 4.70E-08   : 0.OOE+00
           +---*+-----------------------------------------------                                                                  ----------------------------  +---------------+
CHILD    : 8.56E-07 : 3.97E-07                          : 2.53E-06 : 1.70E-06                          : 1.55E-06 : 2.23E-04                     : 7.22E-08   : 0.OOE+00 S+                                                                                                           ----------------------------  +---------------+
                                                                                                                                                                +------------------+------------------------------
INFANT   : 1.35E-06 : 8.56E-07 : 4.36E-06 : 3.58E-06 : 2.57E-06 : 5.41E-04 : 1.31E-07 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                             :                       :
ADULT        5.52E-08                8.51E-07               2.23E-08                7.09E-08               3.55E-08               3.66E-06          1.60E-05      0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 7.37E-08 : 8.91E-07 : 2.97E-08 : 9.40E-08 : 4.78E-08 : 4.54E-06 : 2.34E-05 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 8.36E-08 : 1.33E-06 : 3.86E-08 : 8.40E-08 : 4.34E-08 : 5.14E-06 : 1.90E-05 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT   : 4.59E-08 : 1.02E-06 : 2.63E-08 : 5.87E-08 : 2.68E-08 : 4.69E-06 : 1.22E-05 : 0.OOE+00
                     -+--*+-----------------------------------------------                                                       ----------------------------   +---------------+

TABLE 6.            DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                      (MREM),            JULY-DECEMBER                  2009 SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                           1        A Site Boundary AT          .67 MILES                   N ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 2.49E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMdA AIR DOSE = 9.04E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY               T.BODY                    GI-TRACT                     BONE              LIVER                       KIDNEY                      THYROID                     LUNG                   SKIN
                            -+                                                              ++---------------------------------------------------------------                +---------           ---------------
PLUME               : 5.36E-04              : 5.36E-04                   : 5.36E-04        : 5.36E-04                 : 5.36E-04                  : 5.36E-04                 : 5.60E-04             : 1.48E-03
  -+--         ---     7             -           -------------                             +---------------+----------------------------------------------------------+
GROUND              : 7.17E-03              : 7.17E-03                   : 7.17E-03 : 7.17E-03                        : 7.17E-03                  : 7.17E-03 : 7.17E-03 : 8.43E-03
                            -+--*+--------------------------------+---------------                                                             ------------------------------------------- +
VEGET               :                                                    :                 :                          .                           .
ADULT               1.22E-04                  9.82E-04                   7.23E-05          7.90E-05                   1.96E-05                    1.71E-03                   1.30E-06               0.OOE+00
  -+--------------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------------------+
TEEN            : 1.90E-04              : 1.05E-03                   : 1.18E-04        : 1.21E-04                 : 2.93E-05 : 2.31E-03 : 2.29E-06                                              : 0.OOE+00 S+                                                              +4---------------------------------+---------------+---------               ----------------             +---------------+
CHILD           : 3.83E-04              : 6.85E-04                   : 2.82E-04        : 1.86E-04                 : 4.47E-05                  : 4.42E-03                 : 3.34E-06 : 0.OOE+00
                     +---*+--------------------------------+---------------                                                                    ------------------------------------------- +
HEAT                :                                                    :                 .                          .                                                      :
ADULT               3.33E-05                  2.62E-04                   4.OOE-06          2.29E-05                   4.67E-06                    4.62E-05                   7.97E-07               0.OOE+00
  -+---------------------------------------------+----                                                                            - --------------------------------------------                                       +
TEEN            : 2.64E-05              : 1.41E-04                   : 3.02E-06 :.1.77E-05                        : 3.45E-06 : 3.34E-05 : 7.13E-07                                               : 0.OOE+00 S+                                                              +4---------------------------------+---------------+---------               ----------------             +---------------+
CHILD           : 4.09E-05              : 7.14E-05                   : 5.02E-06 : 2.10E-05 : 3.94E-06 : 5.05E-05                                                         : 8.06E-07              : 0.OOE+00
                            -++---       --------------------------------                                             +---------------         ------------------------------------------- +
COW MILK            :                                                    :                 :                          .                           .
ADULT           : 2.03E-05                    7.37E-05                   1.38E-05          3.27E-05                   2.37E-05                    1.28E-03                   1.07E-07               0.OOE+00
  -+--------------------+---------------+----------------------------------------------------------+
TEEN            : 3.50E-05              : 8.61E-05                   : 2.29E-05 : 5.52E-05 : 3.92E-05 : 2.02E-03 : 2.11E-07                                                                      : 0.OOE+00
                     +---*+--------------------------------+---------------                                                                    ------------------------------------------- +
CHILD           : 6.99E-05              : 5.65E-05                   : 5.01E-05 : 8.51E-05 : 6.03E-05                                         : 3.99E-03 : 3.14E-07                              : 0.OOE+00
                     +---*+--------------------------------+---------------+--                                                           ------------------------                                    +---------------+
INFANT : 1.02E-04                       : 1.33E-04                   : 8.37E-05 : 1.59E-04                        : 8.85E-05                  : 9.71E-03                 : 6.32E-07              : 0.OOE+00
                            -+---+--------------------------------+---------------+--                                                 -        -----------------------                               +---------------+
GOATMILK            :                                                    :                 :                          .                           :
ADULT           : 5.27E-06                    1.09E-05                   1.07E-05          8.53E-06                   1.02E-05                    1.53E-03                   5.62E-08               O.OOE+00 S+                                                              +*---------------------------------+---------------+---------               ----------------             +---------------+
TEEN            : 8.75E-06              : 1.31E-05                   : 1.92E-05 : 1.48E-05 : 1.79E-05                                         : 2.43E-03 : 1.15E-07                              : 0.OOE+00
                     +---          -           -              ----------------             +---------------+---------------                    ------------------------------------------- +
CHILD           : 1.67E-05              : 8.98E-06                   : 4.63E-05 : 2.45E-05 : 2.91E-05 : 4.79E-03                                                         : 1.75E-07              : 0.OOE+00
                     +---*+--------------------------------+---------------                                                                    ------------------------------------------- +
INFANT          : 2.78E-05              : 1.82E-05                   : 8.81E-05 : 5.33E-05 : 4.86E-05                                         : 1.16E-02                 : 3.25E-07              : 0.OOE+00
                            -+--*+--------------------------------+---------------+-                                                  -        -----------------------                               +---------------+
INHAL                                       .                            :                 :                          :                           :
ADULT               1.78E-06                  2.78E-05                   7.78E-07          2.13E-06                   1.06E-06                    1.42E-04                   5.50E-04               0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN            : 2.38E-06 : 2.77E-05 : 1.08E-06 : 2.82E-06 : 1.43E-06 : 1.75E-04 : 8.03E-04 : O.OOE+00 S+              I-------------------------------+---------------+-----+-------                                                           ------------------------------
CHILD           : 2.68E-06              : 3.35E-05                   : 1.45E-06        : 2.51E-06 : 1.30E-06                                  : 1.98E-04                 : 6.51E-04              : 0.OOE+00
                     +                 -                -------------------------------
                                                                         '+--                                         +---------------         ------------------------------------------- +
INFANT          : 1.45E-06              : 2.46E-05                   : 1.01E-06 : i.71E-06 : 8.04E-07                                         : 1.81E-04                 : 4.18E-04              : 0.OOE+00
                             -+                                                                                       +------------------+---------------+---------------+-------------------------++-------------

TABLE 6.                DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                          (MREM),             JULY-DECEMBER 2009                            (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                                   2 A Site Boundary AT              .60 MILES NNE ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.56E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 5.55E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY                     T. BODY                  GI-TRACT                         BONE                   LIVER                       KIDNEY                     THYROID                        LUNG                      SKIN
                                 +           -----------------------                                                +---------------+---------------+---------------                                ----------             ---------------      +
PLUME                   : 3.27E-04                 : 3.27E-04                  : 3.27E-04                 : 3.27E-04                 : 3.27E-04                 : 3.27E-04                 : 3.43E-04               : 9.12E-04
                                 +           -----------------------                                                +---------------+---------------                    +----------------------------------------+
GROUND                  : 4.49E-03 : 4.49E-03 : 4.49E-03 : 4.49E-03 : 4.49E-03 : 4.49E-03 : 4.49E-03 : 5.28E-03
                          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                    :                                                     :                           :                          :                          :
ADULT                    7.61E-05                 6.15E-04                    4.40E-05                  4.94E-05                    1.22E-05                  1.06E-03                     8.11E-07                  0.OOE+00
                                 +           -----------------------                                                +---------------+---------------                    +-----------------------+---------------+
TEEN               : 1.19E-04                 : 6.55E-04                 : 7.18E-05 : 7.56E-05                                  : 1.82E-05                 : 1.43E-03 : 1.43E-06 : 0.OOE+00
                                 ++-----------------------+---------------+---------------                                                                              +-----------------------+---------------+
CHILD              : 2.40E-04 : 4.29E-04 : 1.73E-04 : 1.16E-04 : 2.78E-05 : 2.75E-03 : 2.09E-06 : 0.OOE+00
                          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT                     :                                                     :                           -                          :
ADULT                    2.08E-05                 1.64E-04                    2.49E-06                  1.43E-05                   2.92E-06                   2.87E-05                    4.99E-07                   0.OOE+00
                          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN               : 1.65E-05 : 8.84E-05 : 1.88E-06 : 1.11E-05 : 2.16E-06 : 2.08E-05 : 4.47E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                                                            +-----------------------+---------------+---------------                                                    +--------------------------                             ---------------
CHILD              : 2.57E-05 : 4.47E-05 : 3.13E-06 : 1.31E-05 : 2.46E-06 : 3.13E-05 : 5.05E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK                :                                                     :                           :                          :                          :
ADULT              : 1.27E-05                     4.62E-05                    8.58E-06                  2.04E-05                    1.48E-05                  7.93E-04                     6.44E-08                  0.OOE+00 tj-------------------------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN               : 2.19E-05 : 5.39E-05 : 1.42E-05 : 3.45E-05 : 2.45E-05 : 1.25E-03 : 1.26E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD              : 4.37E-05 : 3.54E-05 : 3.10E-05 : 5.32E-05 : 3.76E-05 : 2.48E-03 : 1.88E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                                                            +-----------------------+---------------+---------------                                                    +--------             ----------------               +---------------
INFANT : 6.38E-05 : 8.34E-05 : 5.18E-05 : 9.90E-05 : 5.52E-05 : 6.02E-03 : 3.80E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK                :                                                     :                           :                          :                         -                           .                        -
ADULT              : 3.23E-06                     6.80E-06                    6.50E-06                  5.24E-06                    6.33E-06                  9.52E-04                    2.67E-08                   0.OOE+00
                          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN               : 5.41E-06 : 8.18E-06 : 1.17E-05 : 9.09E-06 : 1.11E-05 : 1.51E-03 : 5.43E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                                                            +--------------------------------------+---------------                                                     +---------------------------                            ---------------
CHILD              : 1.04E-05 : 5.60E-06                                 : 2.82E-05                  : 1.50E-05                 : 1.80E-05                 : 2.97E-03                 : 8.26E-08               : 0.OOE+00
                                                            +--------------------------------------                                         ---------------
4                 ------------------------
                                                                                                                                                                        +                                                    +---------------
INFANT             : 1.73E-05 : 1.14E-05                                 : 5.39E-05                  : 3.27E-05                 : 3.01E-05                 : 7.23E-03                 : 1.55E-07               : 0.OOE+00
                                 +-------------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                              -                          .                           .                         .                          .
ADULT                     1.15E-06                 1.80E-05                    4.99E-07                  1.37E-06                   6.77E-07                   9.04E-05                    3.56E-04': 0.OOE+00
                         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN               : 1.53E-06 : 1.79E-05 : 6.93E-07 : 1.82E-06 : 9.12E-07 : 1.12E-04 : 5.20E-04 : 0.OOE+00
                         -          -------------------                                +---------------+---------------+-------------------------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD             : 1.73E-06 : 2.15E-05 : 9.29E-07 : 1.61E-06 : 8.30E-07                                                                                      1.26E-04 : 4.21E-04 : 0.OOE+00 0- :            8         -05:6                  ---------------
0---------------0-------------------------------
INFANT :9.38E-07 :1.58E-05 : 6.50E-07                                                                :1.10E-06 :5.13E-07 :1.15E-04                                                    :2.71E-04                :0.OOE+00
                          -+-----------+---------------+---------------+                                                   ---------------                              +---------------+---------------+---------------+

TABLE 6.                DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL (MREM),                                          JULY-DECEMBER 2009                         (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                  3      A Nearest Resident AT           .90 MILES             NW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 5.80E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 3.38E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY         T.BODY                GI-TRACT                         BONE                   LIVER                 KIDNEY             THYROID                       LUNG                   SKIN
            ++-----------------------+---------------+---------------+-------------------------------------------
PLUME       : 2.13E-04             : 2.13E-04                  : 2.13E-04                  : 2.13E-04             : 2.13E-04      : 2.13E-04                 : 2.19E-04              : 5.06E-04
            ++-----------------------+---------------+---------------                                                            +-----------------------+---------------
GROUND      : 2.57E-03 : 2.57E-03 : 2.57E-03 : 2.57E-03 : 2.57E-03 : 2.57E-03 : 2.57E-03 : 3.02E-03
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET       :                                                                              :
ADULT          4.40E-05              3.53E-04                    3.29E-05                   2.87E-05              7.43E-06          6.70E-04                   4.86E-07               0.OOE+00
    -       +------+-----------------------++---                                                 ---------------                 +--------------------------------------------
TEEN      : 6.87E-05             : 3.76E-04                 : 5.29E-05                   : 4.39E-05             : 1.11E-05      : 9.04E-04                 : 8.58E-07              : O.OOE+00
            ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                             +------------------------+---------------
CHILD     : 1.38E-04 : 2.46E-04 : 1.26E-04 : 6.77E-05 : 1.70E-05 : 1.73E-03 : 1.26E-06 : 0.OOE+00
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT        :                                                 :                            .                     .                :
ADULT          1.19E-05              9.39E-05                    1.52E-06                   8.22E-06              1.70E-06          1.81E-05                   2.85E-07               0.OOE+00
            ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                             +------------------------+---------------
TEEN      : 9.46E-06             : 5.06E-05 : 1.15E-06                                   : 6.38E-06             : 1.26E-06      : 1.31E-05 : 2.56E-07                              : 0.OOE+00
                                   +--------------------------------------+---------------                                       +------------------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 1.47E-05 : 2.56E-05 : 1.92E-06 : 7.55E-06 : 1.43E-06 : 1.98E-05 : 2.89E-07 : 0.OOE+00
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK    :                                                                              .                      :               :                          :                       :
ADULT     : 7.49E-06                 2.65E-05                    5.48E-06                   1.20E-05              8.82E-06          5.01E-04                   5.41E-08               0.OOE+00
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 1.28E-05 : 3.10E-05 : 9.13E-06 : 2.04E-05 : 1.46E-05 : 7.93E-04 : 1.08E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                                   +--------------------------------------+---------------                                       +------------------------------------------
CHILD     : 2.55E-05 : 2.04E-05 : 2.01E-05                                               : 3.15E-05             : 2.25E-05      : 1.57E-03                 : 1.62E-07              : 0.0QE+00
                                   +---------------------------------------                4       --------------             -----------------------
                                                                                                                                 +                                                  +---------------
INFANT : 3.72E-05 : 4.80E-05 : 3.37E-05 : 5.89E-05 : 3.33E-05 : 3.81E-03 : 3.16E-07 : 0.OOE+00
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK    :                                                 .                             :                     .
ADULT     : 2.27E-06                 4.03E-06                    4.89E-06                   3.65E-06              4.09E-06          6.01E-04                   6.77E-08               0.OOE+00
                                   +-----------------------------------------------------                                        +-------------------------------------------
TEEN      : 3.58E-06             : 4.87E-06                 : 8.75E-06 : 6.35E-06                               : 7.16E-06      : 9.51E-04                 : 1.39E-07              : 0.OOE+00
                                   +--------+---------------------------------------------                                           -------------------------------------------
CHILD     : 6.54E-06             : 3.36E-06                 : 2.10E-05 : 1.06E-05 : 1.17E-05                                    : 1.88E-03                 : 2.14E-07              : 0.OOE+00
        -      -----------                                    +------------------------------------------------------                                      -------------------------------
INFANT : 1.08E-05 : 6.67E-06 : 3.89E-05 : 2.29E-05 : 1.95E-05 : 4.57E-03 : 3.90E-07 : 0.OOE+00
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                              .                          :                           :                                      :
ADULT          3.25E-07              5.02E-06                    1.59E-07                   3.98E-07              2.10E-07          2.66E-05                   9.74E-05               0.OOE+00
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 4.34E-07 : 5.16E-06 : 2.20E-07 : 5.27E-07 : 2.84E-07 : 3.30E-05 : 1.42E-04 : 0.OOE+00
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD : 4.91E-07 : 7.39E-06 : 2.95E-07 : 4.71E-07 : 2.59E-07 : 3.73E-05 : 1.15E-04 : O.OOE+00 0---------------3.                                                  -------                                7---------------2---------------+
INFANT :2.69E-07 :5.63E-06 :2.05E-07 :3.28E-07 :1.62E-07 :3.41E-05 :7.42E-05 :0.OOE+00
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+

TABLE 6.                  DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                        (MREM),             JULY-DECEMBER 2009                    (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                      4 A Nearest Cow AT 3.50 MILES NNW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 9.84E-05 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 7.38E-05 MILLRADS PATHWAY       T.BODY                      GI-TRACT                         BONE                      LIVER                  KIDNEY                     THYROID                     LUNG               SKIN
                       -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------                                                                                        +
PLUME      : 4.78E-05                  : 4.78E-05                  : 4.78E-05 : 4.78E-05 : 4.78E-05 : 4.78E-05                                                                : 4.88E-05       : 1.09E-04    :
           -  +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND     : 9.56E-05                  : 9.56E-05                  : 9.56E-05                  : 9.56E-05 : 9.56E-05 : 9.56E-05                                               : 9.56E-05       : 1.12E-04    :
           -  +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                                  .                           .                           :                      :
ADULT        1.67E-06                    1.32E-05                    1.77E-06                    1.10E-06               3.06E-07                    2.92E-05                    1.96E-08        0.OOE+00
              +        --------------------------------------                                                            +---------------------------------------------+-------------+
TEEN     : 2.60E-06                  : 1.41E-05                  : 2.80E-06 : 1.68E-06                              : 4.57E-07 : 3.93E-05                                   : 3.48E-08       : 0.OOE+00    :
              +---------------+---------------------------------------------------                                                                                              +---------     ---------------
CHILD    : 5.22E-06 : 9.22E-06 : 6.60E-06 : 2.60E-06 : 7.04E-07 : 7.54E-05 : 5.11E-08 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                           :
           -  +-----+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT       :                                                       :                                                  :
ADULT        4.46E-07                    3.49E-06                    6.36E-08                    3.08E-07                6.50E-08                   7.86E-07                    1.06E-08        0.OOE+00
           -  +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 3.53E-07                  : 1.88E-06                  : 4.83E-08 : 2.39E-07                              : 4.81E-08                  : 5.70E-07                  : 9.50E-09       : 0.OOE+00    :
           -  +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 5.47E-07                  : 9.51E-07                  : 8.11E-08 : 2.83E-07                              : 5.51E-08                 : 8.60E-07                   : 1.07E-08       : 0.OOE+00    :
           -  +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK                               .                           :                                                  :
ADULT        2.94E-07                    9.95E-07                    2.44E-07                    4.73E-07               3.52E-07                    2.18E-05                    3.22E-09        0.OOE+00
       -      +-----------------------------------+----------------+                                                                        ----------------------------                      ------------ --   +
-2    TEEN     : 4.97E-07                  : 1.16E-06                  : 4.09E-07 : 8.02E-07                              : 5.86E-07                 : 3.46E-05                   : 6.52E-09       : 0.OOE+00    :
              +        --------------------------------------                                                            +----------------------------------------------------------+
CHILD    : 9.79E-07                  : 7.65E-07                  : 9.12E-07 : 1.25E-06                              : 9.08E-07 : 6.83E-05                                   : 9.88E-09       : 0.OOE+00    :
              +        --------------------------------------                                                            +--------------------------------------------------------- +
INFANT   : 1.44E-06                  : 1.81E-06                  : 1.53E-06 : 2.35E-06                              : 1.35E-06                 : 1.66E-04                  : 1.87E-08 : 0.OOE+00           :
           -  +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK   :                                                       .                           .                      :                          .                                            :
ADULT    : 1.14E-07                      1.60E-07                    2.64E-07                    1.81E-07               1.84E-07                    2.62E-05                    6.20E-09        O.OOE+00
           - +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 1.67E-07 : 1.94E-07 : 4.69E-07 : 3.16E-07 : 3.23E-07                                                                                : 4.15E-05 : 1.28E-08 : 0.OOE+00                            :
           - +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 2.85E-07 : 1.35E-07 : 1.12E-06 : 5.32E-07 : 5.29E-07                                                                                : 8.20E-05                  : 1.96E-08       : 0.OOE+00     :
           - +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 4.65E-07 : 2.60E-07 : 2.02E-06 : 1.14E-06 : 8.87E-07                                                                                  : 1.99E-04                  : 3.57E-08       : 0.OOE+00     :
           - +-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                 :                            .                           :
ADULT        3.47E-08                    5.29E-07                    2.36E-08                    4.46E-08               2.82E-08                    3.36E-06                    9.63E-06        0.OOE+00
              +-+-------------+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TEEN     : 4.61E-08                 : 5.65E-07 : 3.22E-08                                    : 5.93E-08             : 3.82E-08                 : 4.19E-06 : 1.41E-05                        : 0.OOE+00     :
              ++--------------------------------------+---------------                                                                              +----------------------------------------+
CHILD    : 5.22E-08                 : 8.78E-07                   : 4.27E-08 : 5.36E-08                              : 3.50E-08                 : 4.79E-06 : 1.14E-05                        : 0.OOE+00     :
              +        -----------------------                                                    +---------------+---------------                     ----------------------------------------- +
INFANT   : 2.91E-08 : 6.75E-07                                   : 2.90E-08                  : 3.89E-08             : 2.21E-08 : 4.37E-06                                  : 7.35E-06       : 0.OOE+00     :
              +-+-------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+-------------

TABLE 6.             DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                     (MREM),           JULY-DECEMBER 2009                         (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                     5     A Nearest Garden AT 1.30 MILES                      SW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 2.33E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.87E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY          T.BODY                 GI-TRACT                   BONE                  LIVER                     KIDNEY                   THYROID                       LUNG                   SKIN
                        -+++-----------------------------------------------------------------+                                                                    ---------------------------
PLUME         : 1.21E-04              : 1.21E-04              : 1.21E-04             : 1.21E-04                  : 1.21E-04             : 1.21E-04                : 1.23E-04              : 2.68E-04
  -            +-------------------------------+---------------                                                                            ----------------------------                   +---------------
GROUND        : 4.81E-04 : 4.81E-04 : 4.81E-04 : 4.81E-04 : 4.81E-04 : 4.81E-04 : 4.81E-04 : 5.65E-04
                        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET         :                                               :                      :                          .                       "                         :
ADULT           8.30E-06               6.61E-05               7.45E-06                5.44E-06                  1.46E-06                 1.36E-04                   9.45E-08               0.OOE+00
  -            +-------------------------------+---------------                                                                            ----------------------------                   +---------------
TEEN       : 1.29E-05              : 7.05E-05 : 1.19E-05 : 8.33E-06 : 2.18E-06 : 1.83E-04 : 1.67E-07 : 0.OOE+00 S+----------------------------------------------------------------+---------------+---------------
CHILD      : 2.60E-05 : 4.62E-05 : 2.81E-05 : 1.28E-05 : 3.35E-06 : 3.50E-04 : 2.45E-07 : 0.OOE+00
                        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT          :                                               :                      :                           :                      :                         :
ADULT           2.24E-06               1.76E-05               3.01E-07                1.54E-06                  3.22E-07                 3.66E-06                   5.33E-08               0.OOE+00 S+-------+---------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN       : 1.77E-06 : 9.45E-06 : 2.28E-07 : 1.20E-06 : 2.38E-07 : 2.65E-06 : 4.78E-08 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD      : 2.75E-06 : 4.78E-06 : 3.82E-07 : 1.42E-06 : 2.72E-07 : 4.OOE-06 : 5.41E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK      :                                               .                      :                          :                       :                         :
ADULT      : 1.44E-06                  4.98E-06               1.12E-06               2.31E-06                   1.71E-06                 1.01E-04                   1.30E-08               0.OOE+00
              +-+
          ----------------             &#xf7;                                            +------------------------------                        ----------------------------                   +---------------+
TEEN       : 2.44E-06 : 5.82E-06 : 1.87E-06                                       : 3.92E-06 : 2.84E-06                              : 1.60E-04                : 2.62E-08              : 0.OOE+00
  -                                                            ++------------------+------------------------------                         ----------------------------                   +---------------+
CHILD      : 4.84E-06 : 3.83E-06 : 4.15E-06 : 6.07E-06 : 4.38E-06 : 3.17E-04 : 3.95E-08 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT     : 7.08E-06 : 9.03E-06 : 6.96E-06 : 1.14E-05 : 6.50E-06 : 7.71E-04 : 7.57E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK      :                                               :                     :                           :                       :
ADULT      : 4.96E-07                  7.77E-07               1.11E-06               7.90E-07                   8.42E-07                 1.22E-04                   2.14E-08               0.OOE+00
  -           ++------------------+---------------+---------------                                                                         ---------------------------                    +---------------+
TEEN       : 7.51E-07              : 9.41E-07 : 1.98E-06 : 1.38E-06                                          : 1.48E-06              : 1.93E-04                : 4.42E-08              : O.OOE+00 S-------------------------------------+---------------                                             +--------------------------+---------------+
CHILD      : 1.32E-06 : 6.53E-07 : 4.73E-06 : 2.31E-06 : 2.41E-06 : 3.81E-04 : 6.78E-08 : 0.OOE+00 S-------------------+---------------+---------------+7---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT     : 2.17E-06 : 1.28E-06 : 8.64E-06 : 4.97E-06 : 4.04E-06 : 9.25E-04 : 1.23E-07 : 0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                 .                       :                     .                           .
ADULT           9.49E-08               1.43E-06               5.52E-08               1.20E-07                   6.98E-08                 8.11E-06                  2.69E-05               0.OOE+00
                                         -       -------------                                                  +----------------------------------------------------------+
TEEN       : 1.27E-07              : 1.51E-06              : 7.58E-08 : 1.60E-07                             : 9.45E-08 : 1.01E-05                             : 3.93E-05              : 0.OOE+00
 -++-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
CHILD      : 1.44E-07              : 2.42E-06              : 1.01E-07            : 1.44E-07                  : 8.66E-08 : 1.14E-05 : 3.19E-05                                         : 0.OOE+00
              +                                                                      ++4---------------------------------+---------------  ------------------------------------------- +
INFANT     : 7.99E-08              : 1.88E-06              : 7.01E-08            : 1.04E-07                  : 5.44E-08 : 1.05E-05                             : 2.05E-05 : 0.OOE+00
                        -+4++------------------------------------------------                                                              -------------------------------------------- +

TABLE 7.          DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                           (MREM),              JANUARY-DECEMBER 2009 SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                             1      A Site        Boundary AT            .67 MILES                     N ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 3.74E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMIA AIR DOSE = 1.99E-03 MILLRADS PATHWAY             T.BODY                      GI-TRACT                  BONE                     LIVER                      KIDNEY                      THYROID                        LUNG                   SKIN
                            --------------------------------------                                                      +---------------+---------------                          +----------            +---------------
PLUME           : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.29E-03 : 3.26E-03
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND          : 1.02E-02 : 1.02E-02 : 1.02E-02 : 1.02E-02 : 1.02E-02 : 1.02E-02 : 1.02E-02 : 1.20E-02
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                                         .                    :                          .                          :                          .
ADULT              1.91E-04                    1.44E-03             4.44E-04                    1.23E-04                  5.98E-05                     9.44E-03                    1.26E-06               0.OOE+00
                           -----------------------                                            +----------------------------------------------------------+---------------
TEEN         : 2.98E-04                    : 1.54E-03 : 7.33E-04                           : 1.88E-04                 : 9.04E-05                 : 1.27E-02                    : 2.22E-06 : O.OOE+00
                           --------                                +---------------+---------------------------------------------------------+---------------
CHILD        : 6.03E-04                    : 1.02E-03           : 1.79E-03                 : 2.94E-04                 : 1.43E-04                 : 2.44E-02                    : 3.24E-06             : 0.OOE+00
            -      -------------------                             +----------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT                                          -                    :                          .                         .                           :
ADULT              4.60E-05                    3.68E-04             7.78E-06                   2.88E-05                   5.62E-06                     2.55E-04                    7.70E-07               0.OOE+00 TEEN         : 3.65E-05                    : 1.98E-04           : 6.22E-06 : 2.24E-05                                 : 4.24E-06 : 1.85E-04                                    : 6.90E-07             : 0.OOE+00
                +          --------                                +---------------+------------------------------                                     --------------------------                        +---------------
CHILD        : 5.66E-05 : 1.OOE-04 : 1.11E-05 : 2.66E-05 : 4.95E-06 : 2.79E-04 : 7.79E-07 : 0.OOE+00
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK :                                                         :                          :                         .                           .                             :
ADULT        : 3.32E-05                        1.04E-04             4.25E-05                   5.07E-05                   5.34E-05                     7.05E-03                    1.07E-07               0.OOE+00
------------------------                                                                      +------------------------------------------------------------+-------------
TEEN         : 5.67E-05                    : 1.22E-04           : 7.55E-05                 : 8.72E-05                : 9.23E-05                  : 1.11E-02                    : 2.10E-07             : 0.OOE+00
                +          -----------------------------------------------------                                                                       ----------------------------                      +---------------
CHILD        : 1.11E-04 : 8.18E-05 : 1.79E-04 : 1.41E-04 : 1.49E-04 : 2.20E-02 : 3.12E-07 : 0.OOE+00
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 1.79E-04 : 1.53E-04 : 3.40E-04 : 2.95E-04 : 2.43E-04 : 5.35E-02 : 6.27E-07 : O.OOE+00
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK        :                                                  .                          :                         .                           .                            :
ADULT        : 1.87E-05                        2.48E-05             6.03E-05                   2.98E-05                   4.65E-05                     8.46E-03                    6.31E-08               O.OOE+00
                +          --------------------------------------                                                       +---------------               --------------------------                        +---------------+
TEEN         : 3.13E-05                    : 3.15E-05 : 1.10E-04                           : 5.26E-05 : 8.25E-05                                 : 1.34E-02 : 1.29E-07                                : 0.OOE+00
                +          -----------------------                                            +---------------+----------------------------------------                                                  +---------------+
CHILD        : 5.95E-05                    : 2.32E-05           : 2.71E-04                 : 9.03E-05                : 1.37E-04                  : 2.64E-02                   : 1.97E-07              : 0.OOE+00
                +          --------------------------------------                                                       +------------------------------                          ---------------------------               +
INFANT : 1.09E-04 : 3.17E-05 : 5.27E-04 : 2.14E-04 : 2.36E-04 : 6.42E-02 : 3.64E-07 : 0.OOE+00
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL                                         :                    .                          :                                                                                  :
ADULT             2.88E-06                     3.76E-05             3.51E-06                   3.70E-06                   3.51E-06                    5.99E-04                     6.80E-04               0.OOE+00
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN         : 3.81E-06 : 5.11E-05 : 4.97E-06 : 4.97E-06 : 4.80E-06 : 7.39E-04 : 9.99E-04 :                                                                                                               0.OOE+00
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD        : 4.24E-06 : 1.81E-04 : 6.78E-06 : 4.60E-06 : 4.47E-06 : 8.29E-04 : 8.12E-04 :                                                                                                               0.OOE+00
            -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 2.50E-06 : 1.53E-04 : 4.80E-06 : 3.61E-06 : 2.90E-06 : 7.58E-04 : 5.30E-04 :                                                                                                                     O.OOE+00
                +          --------------------------------------                                                       +---------------               ------------------------------------------                          +

TABLE 7.              DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                          (MREM),      JANUARY-DECEMBER 2009                          (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                        2 A Site Boundary AT            .60 MILES NNE ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 2.48E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.31E-03 MILLRADS PATHWAY            T.BODY                  GI-TRACT                     BONE                    LIVER                      KIDNEY              THYROID                    LUNG                 SKIN
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME           : 8.27E-04 : 8.27E-04 : 8.27E-04 : 8.27E-04 : 8.27E-04 : 8.27E-04 : 8.52E-04 : 2.15E-03 :
                                         +--------+---------------------------------------------+---------------+----------------------------
GROUND          : 6.47E-03 : 6.47E-03 : 6.47E-03 : 6.47E-03 : 6.47E-03 : 6.47E-03 : 6.47E-03 : 7.61E-03                                                                                                   :
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET        I                           :                        -                          :
ADULT        : 1.21E-04                   9.07E-04                2.82E-04                   7.79E-05                   3.83E-05             6.07E-03                7.99E-07              0.OOE+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN        : 1.89E-04 : 9.73E-04 : 4.65E-04 : 1.19E-04 : 5.79E-05 : 8.18E-03 : 1.41E-06 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                   :
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD        : 3.81E-04 : 6.43E-04 : 1.13E-03 : 1.87E-04 : 9.19E-05 : 1.57E-02 : 2.06E-06 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                   :
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT            :                                                 :                          :                         :                    :                       :                       :             :
ADULT             2.91E-05                2.33E-04                4.93E-06                   1.82E-05                   3.56E-06             1.64E-04                4.86E-07              0.OOE+00
          -+-------+---------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN         : 2.30E-05 : 1.25E-04 : 3.94E-06 : 1.42E-05 : 2.69E-06 : 1.19E-04 : 4.36E-07 : 0.OOE+00 :
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD        : 3.58E-05 : 6.33E-05 : 7.03E-06 : 1.68E-05 : 3.14E-06 : 1.79E-04 : 4.93E-07 : O.OOE+00 :
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK        :                                                :                           :                         :                    -                       -
ADULT        : 2.11E-05                   6.55E-05                2.71E-05                   3.23E-05                   3.41E-05             4.53E-03                6.92E-08              0.OOE+00
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN         : 3.61E-05 : 7.74E-05 : 4.81E-05 : 5.55E-05 : 5.90E-05 : 7.16E-03 : 1.37E-07 :                                                                                                0.OOE+00    :
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD        : 7.07E-05 : 5.18E-05 : 1.14E-04 : 8.98E-05 : 9.51E-05 : 1.41E-02 : 2.03E-07 :                                                                                                0.OOE+00    :
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 1.14E-04 : 9.71E-05 : 2.17E-04 : 1.88E-04 : 1.55E-04 : 3.44E-02 : 4.07E-07 :                                                                                                     0.OOE+00    :
          -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK       :                                                 :                          :                          :                   -                                                              :
ADULT       : 1.20E-05                    1.58E-05                3.84E-05                   1.92E-05                   2.98E-05             5.43E-03                4.55E-08              0.OOE+00
               +         --------                                +---------------+------------------------------                         --------------------------                         +---------------
TEEN             2.01E-05             : 2.OOE-05              : 7.02E-05                 : 3.38E-05                 : 5.30E-05           : 8.59E-03              : 9.32E-08              : 0.OOE+00
              +          --------                                +---------------+------------------------------                         -------------------------                          +---------------+
CHILD       : 3.81E-05                : 1.47E-05              : 1.72E-04                 : 5.81E-05                 : 8.77E-05           : 1.70E-02              : 1.42E-07 : 0.OOE+00                 :
              +          --------                                +---------------+---------------+---------------                          ++-------         ------------------------------
INFANT      : 6.95E-05 : 2.01E-05 : 3.35E-04                                             : 1.38E-04                 : 1.51E-04           : 4.12E-02              : 2.63E-07 : O.OOE+00 :
 -----      ---------------               -7            -            ----------------------------------------------                                             ----- w-------              +---------------+
INHAL          :                                                 :                          :                          :                    :                      :
ADULT            1.88E-06                 2.45E-05                2.29E-06                   2.42E-06                   2.31E-06             3.94E-04                4.42E-04              0.OOE+00
 -----                                                                                      +----+------------------------
                                                          -----------------------------------------------                                                                                   +-------------+
TEEN        : 2.49E-06                : 3.32E-05              : 3.24E-06 : 3.25E-06                                 : 3.15E-06          : 4.87E-04              : 6.49E-04               : 0.OOE+00    :
               +---------------+------------------------------                                                        +----------------                      ------------------------------
CHILD       : 2.77E-06                : 1.18E-04              : 4.43E-06                 : 3.01E-06                 : 2.94E-06          : 5.46E-04                  5.28E-04             : 0.OOE+00
          -        -----------------------                       +---------------+---------------+-----------+---------------+----                                       -----------        +-----------+
INFANT      : 1.63E-06 : 9.96E-05 : 3.14E-06 : 2.37E-06                                                             : 1.91E-06          : 4.99E-04                  3.44E-04 : O.OOE+00 :
               +         -----------------------------------------------------                                                                 ---------------------------                  +---------------+

TABLE 7.             DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                        (MREM),             JANUARY-DECEMBER 2009                                   (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                           3      A       Nearest Resident AT              .90 MILES                  NW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 1.81E-03 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.90E-03 MILLRADS PATHWAY          T.BODY                       GI-TRACT                  BONE                    LIVER                      KIDNEY                       THYROID                        LUNG                    SKIN
             +           --------------------------------------------------------------------                                                                                  ------------                +---------------+
PLUME        : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.26E-03 : 1.28E-03 : 2.65E-03 :
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND     .: 4.16E-03 : 4.16E-03 : 4.16E-03 : 4.16E-03 : 4.16E-03 : 4.16E-03 : 4.16E-03 : 4.89E-03 :
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET ADULT           8.02E-05                     5.85E-04             1.93E-04                   5.41E-05                   3.11E-05                     5.10E-03                    5.44E-07                  0.OOE+00
                         -----------------------------------------------------                                                                       -------------------------------------------- +
TEEN      : 1.25E-04                     : 6.28E-04           : 3.17E-04                  : 8.26E-05                : 4.70E-05                 : 6.88E-03                   : 9.61E-07                  : 0.OOE+00    :
                         -----------------------                                                                                                     -------------------------------------------- +------------------------------
CHILD     : 2.52E-04 : 4.15E-04 : 7.69E-04 : 1.30E-04 : 7.48E-05 : 1.32E-02 : 1.41E-06 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                     :
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT         :                                                   :                           .                         :                          :
ADULT           1.88E-05                     1.49E-04             3.36E-06                   1.18E-05                   2.49E-06                     1.38E-04                    3.13E-07                  0.OOE+00
                         --------------------------------------                                                        +---------------------------------------------------------- +
TEEN      : 1.49E-05                     : 8.05E-05           : 2.69E-06                  : 9.21E-06 : 1.89E-06                                : 9.97E-05                   : 2.81E-07                  : O.OOE+00 :
                         --------------------------------------                                                        +---------------              -------------------------------------------                         +
CHILD     : 2.31E-05 : 4.07E-05 : 4.79E-06 : 1.09E-05 : 2.22E-06 : 1.51E-04 : 3.18E-07 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                     :
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK     :                                                   :                           .                         .                          .
ADULT     : 1.53E-05                         4.29E-05             1.99E-05                   2.38E-05                   2.68E-05                     3.80E-03                    6.71E-08                  0.00E+00
                         --------------------------------------                                                        +----------------------------------------------------------+
TEEN      : 2.60E-05                     : 5.09E-05           : 3.54E-05                  : 4.11E-05 : 4.65E-05                                : 6.02E-03                   : 1.34E-07                 : 0.OOE+00     :
                         --------------------------------------                                                        +---------------              -------------------------------------------                         +
CHILD     : 5.05E-05                     : 3.41E-05           : 8.42E-05                  : 6.70E-05 : 7.54E-05                                : 1.19E-02                   : 2.02E-07 : 0.OOE+00                     :
                         --------------------------------------                                                        +---------------------------------------------------------- +
INFANT : 8.25E-05 : 6.35E-05 : 1.61E-04 : 1.43E-04 : 1.25E-04 : 2.89E-02 : 3.92E-07 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                        :
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK    :                                                    :                          :                          :                          .
ADULT    : 1.OOE-05                          1.l1E-05             2.83E-05                   1.62E-05                   2.50E-05                     4.57E-03                    9.77E-08                  0.OOE+00
                         --------------------------------------                                                        +---------------              -------------------------------------------                         +
TEEN     : 1.64E-05                      : 1.42E-05           : 5.16E-05                 : 2.87E-05                 : 4.45E-05                 : 7.22E-03                   : 2.01E-07 : 0.OOE+00                     :
                         --------------------------------------                                                        +---------------           +-------------------------------------------
CHILD    : 3.06E-05 : 1.05E-05 : 1.26E-04 : 4.94E-05 : 7.37E-05 : 1.43E-02 : 3.09E-07 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                      :
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 5.61E-05 : 1.40E-05 : 2.45E-04 : 1.17E-04 : 1.27E-04 : 3.47E-02 : 5.62E-07 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                        :
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL       :                                                    :                           .                         .                          :
ADULT           6.66E-07                     8.21E-06             8.24E-07                   8.86E-07                   8.85E-07                     1.48E-04                    1.46E-04                  0.OOE+00
                         --------------------------------------                                                       +---------------            +-------------------------------------------
TEEN     : 8.82E-07 : 1.13E-05 : 1.16E-06 : 1.19E-06 : 1.21E-06 : 1.83E-04 : 2.15E-04 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                      :
         -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 9.81E-07 : 4.10E-05 : 1.59E-06 : 1.11E-06 : 1.13E-06 : 2.05E-04 : 1.75E-04 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                      :
                         --------------------------------------                                                       +---------------            +-------------------------------------------
INFANT : 5.86E-07                       : 3.47E-05            : 1.13E-06                 : 8.89E-07                 : 7.33E-07                 : 1.87E-04                   : 1.14E-04                 : 0.OOE+00     :
         -      -------------------                              +---------------+---------------+---------------+-----------                                 ----             +---------------+---------------+

TABLE 7.                DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                            (MREM),         JANUARY-DECEMBER 2009                                   (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.                       4 A Nearest Cow AT 3.50 MILES NNW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 5.75E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 7.94E-04 MILLRADS PATHWAY        T.BODY                      GI-TRACT                        BONE                      LIVER                      KIDNEY                  THYROID                       LUNG                      SKIN
                                           +--------------------------------------+---------------+---------------+-----------                                                                            ---------------
PLUME      : 5.31E-04                   : 5.31E-04                 : 5.31E-04                  : 5.31E-04                  : 5.31E-04            : 5.31E-04                   : 5.37E-04 : 1.06E-03                    :
                                           +--------------------------------------+---------------                                                 +------------------------------------------
GROUND     : 1.37E-04 : 1.37E-04 : 1.37E-04 : 1.37E-04 : 1.37E-04 : 1.37E-04 : 1.37E-04 : 1.61E-04                                                                                                                     :
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET      :                                                       :
ADULT         2.76E-06                    1.93E-05                   6.89E-06                    1.97E-06                   1.32E-06                2.24E-04                    1.93E-08                   0.OOE+00
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN     : 4.27E-06 : 2.08E-05 : 1.13E-05 : 3.OOE-06 : 2.OOE-06 : 3.02E-04 : 3.43E-08 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                     :
                                           +------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
CHILD    : 8.57E-06 : 1.37E-05 : 2.73E-05 : 4.77E-06 : 3.20E-06 : 5.79E-04 : 5.04E-08 : 0.00E+00                                                                                                                     :
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT       :                                                       :                           :                           .                    :
ADULT         6.21E-07                    4.92E-06                   1.19E-07                    3.96E-07                   9.08E-08                6.04E-06                    1.03E-08                   0.OOE+00
                                           +------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
TEEN     : 4.92E-07                   : 2.65E-06 : 9.54E-08                                  : 3.08E-07                  : 6.94E-08 : 4.37E-06 : 9.27E-09                                               : 0.OOE+00   :
                                           +------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
CHILD    : 7.63E-07                   : 1.34E-06                 : 1.70E-07                  : 3.67E-07 : 8.22E-08                            : 6.60E-06                   : 1.05E-08 : 0.OOE+00                     :
           -     --------------------                                +---------------+----------
                                                                          ;-----+---------------+-----                                           ----------                     +---------------+---------------+
COW MILK   :                                                       :                           :                          :                     :                            :                            :
ADULT    : 5.87E-07                       1.45E-06                   7.72E-07                    9.24E-07                   1.11E-06                1.67E-04                    3.28E-09                   0.OOE+00
                                           +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Is    TEEN     : 9.87E-07 : 1.73E-06 : 1.37E-06 : 1.60E-06 : 1.93E-06 : 2.64E-04 : 6.64E-09 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                     :
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD    : 1.90E-06 : 1.16E-06 : 3.27E-06 : 2.64E-06 : 3.15E-06 : 5.22E-04 : 1.01E-08 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                     :
                                          +--------------------------------------+---------------                                                  +------  ---                 +&#xf7;------------------------------
INFANT : 3.15E-06 : 2.14E-06 : 6.29E-06 : 5.76E-06 : 5.25E-06 : 1.27E-03 : 1.90E-08 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                       :
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GOATMILK   :                                                       :                           :                          .                                                  :
ADULT    : 4.37E-07                       4.12E-07                   1.10E-06                    7.16E-07                   1.10E-06                2.OOE-04                    6.46E-09                   0.OOE+00
                                          +-----------------------------------------------------------------+---------------+---------------
TEEN     : 7.07E-07                   : 5.28E-07 : 2.OOE-06                                  : 1.27E-06 : 1.95E-06                            : 3.17E-04                   : 1.33E-08                   : 0.OOE+00   :
                                          +--------+--------------------------------------------------------                                                                 -+------------------------------
CHILD    : 1.29E-06 : 3.94E-07 : 4.87E-06 : 2.19E-06 : 3.24E-06 : 6.26E-04 : 2.05E-08 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                     :
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INFANT : 2.37E-06 : 5.10E-07 : 9.46E-06 : 5.19E-06 : 5.59E-06 : 1.52E-03 : 3.72E-08 : 0.OOE+00                                                                                                                       :
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL      :                                                       :                           :                          :                     :
ADULT         7.55E-08                    7.20E-07                   9.74E-08                    1.1lE-07                   1.25E-07                1.98E-05                    1.24E-05                   O.OOE+00
                        --------                                     +---------------------------------------------                                   --------------------------------------------
TEEN     : 9.98E-08                   : 8.71E-07                 : 1.37E-07                  : 1.50E-07                 : 1.71E-07            : 2.45E-05 : 1.81E-05                                     : 0.OOE+00   :
                        --------                                     +------------------------------+---------------                              +------  ---                  +*------------------------------
CHILD    : 1.11E-07                   : 2.20E-06 : 1.86E-07                                  : 1.42E-07 : 1.60E-07                            : 2.75E-05 : 1.47E-05                                     : 0.OOE+00   :
                        --------------------------------------                                                               +---------------     +------- ---                  +*------------------------------
INFANT   : 6.95E-08                   : 1.81E-06                 : 1.34E-07                  : 1.19E-07 : 1.04E-07                            : 2.51E-05 : 9.59E-06 : 0.OOE+00                                       :
                        --------------------------------------                                                               +---------------     +------- ---                  +*------------------------------

TABLE 7.             DOSES TO MAXIMUM INDIVIDUAL                                   (MREM),          JANUARY-DECEMBER 2009      (Continued)
SPECIAL LOCATION NO.           5    A Nearest Garden AT 1.30 MILES             SW ANNUAL BETA AIR DOSE = 8.63E-04 MILLRADS ANNUAL GAMMA AIR DOSE = 1.09E-03 MILLRADS PATHWAY      T.BODY           GI-TRACT                    BONE                  LIVER                   KIDNEY                 THYROID      LUNG             SKIN
                  ----                               *---------------------------------+---------------+---------------+-----------                  --------------- +
PLUME        : 7.25E-04 : 7.25E-04 : 7.25E-04 : 7.25E-04 : 7.25E-04 : 7.25E-04 : 7.34E-04 : 1.47E-03                                                                 :
S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND       : 6.36E-04 : 6.36E-04 : 6.36E-04 : 6.36E-04 : 6.36E-04 : 6.36E-04 : 6.36E-04 : 7.48E-04                                                                 :
                  -+-------+-------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+-----------+
VEGET        :                                      .                       :                       .                                                  :
ADULT       1.26E-05         8.98E-05                3.10E-05                8.80E-06                5.60E-06                9.38E-04   8.71E-08       0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 1.96E-05 : 9.63E-05 : 5.09E-05 : 1.34E-05 : 8.48E-06 : 1.27E-03 : 1.55E-07 : 0.OOE+00                                                                 :
                             +---*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHILD     : 3.93E-05 : 6.38E-05 : 1.23E-04 : 2.13E-05 : 1.35E-05 : 2.43E-03 : 2.27E-07 : 0.OOE+00                                                                 :
                  -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
MEAT                        :                       :                       :                                                                          :
ADULT       2.88E-06         2.29E-05                5.39E-07                1.83E-06                4.06E-07                2.53E-05   4.81E-08        0.OOE+00 S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
TEEN      : 2.28E-06 : 1.23E-05 : 4.31E-07 : 1.42E-06 : 3.09E-07 : 1.83E-05 :.4.31E-08 : 0.OOE+00                                                                 :
S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
CHILD     : 3.54E-06 : 6.23E-06 : 7.68E-07 : 1.69E-06 : 3.65E-07 : 2.77E-05 : 4.87E-08 : 0.OOE+00                                                                 :
S+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK     :                                      :
ADULT     : 2.58E-06         6.68E-06                3.37E-06                4.04E-06                4.73E-06                7.OOE-04   1.32E-08        0.OOE+00
  -   -     ---             +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TEEN      : 4.35E-06 : 7.93E-06 : 6.01E-06                               : 6.99E-06               : 8.26E-06             : 1.11E-03   : 2.67E-08    : 0.OOE+00    :
            -+-----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
CHILD     : 8.40E-06 : 5.34E-06                  : 1.43E-05 : 1.15E-05                           : 1.34E-05              : 2.19E-03   : 4.04E-08    : 0.OOE+00    :
            -+-----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
INFANT    : 1.39E-05     : 9.87E-06              : 2.74E-05 : 2.49E-05 : 2.23E-05                                        : 5.32E-03 : 7.70E-08      : 0.OOE+00    :
                  --        +----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
GOATMILK     :                                      .                       :                       .                       :
ADULT     : 1.84E-06         1.83E-06                4.81E-06                3.OOE-06                4.60E-06                8.40E-04   2.40E-08        0.OOE+00
            -+-----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
TEEN      : 2.98E-06     : 2.34E-06 : 8.74E-06                           : 5.30E-06 : 8.19E-06                           : 1.33E-03   : 4.94E-08    : 0.OOE+00    :
            -+-----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
CHILD     : 5.50E-06     : 1.74E-06              : 2.13E-05              : 9.15E-06              : 1.36E-05              : 2.63E-03 : 7.59E-08      : 0.00E+00    :
            -+-----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
INFANT    : 1.01E-05     : 2.28E-06 : 4.15E-05 : 2.17E-05 : 2.35E-05                                                     : 6.38E-03   : 1.38E-07    : 0.OOE+00    :
            -+-+---------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
INHAL        :                                      :                       :                       :                       :
ADULT       1.87E-07         2.14E-06               2.36E-07                 2.59E-07                2.73E-07                4.44E-05   3.72E-05       0.OOE+00
            -+-----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
TEEN      : 2.48E-07     : 3.03E-06              : 3.32E-07              : 3.50E-07              : 3.73E-07              : 5.49E-05 : 5.47E-05      : 0.OOE+00    :
            -+-----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
CHILD     : 2.76E-07     : 1.13E-05              : 4.52E-07              : 3.28E-07              : 3.48E-07              : 6.16E-05   : 4.45E-05    : 0.OOE+00    :
            -+-----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------
INFANT    : 1.68E-07     : 9.59E-06              : 3.24E-07              : 2.68E-07 : 2.27E-07                           : 5.63E-05 : 2.91E-05      : 0.OOE+00   :
                  --        +----------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------

TABLE 8. DOSES TO POPULATION WITHIN 50 MILES,                                                    JANUARY-MARCH 2009 ALARA ANNUAL INTEGRATED POPULATION DOSE 

==SUMMARY==
(PERSON-REM)
PATHWAY       T.BODY              GI-TRACT             BONE                    LIVER                       KIDNEY                    THYROID                      LUNG            SKIN
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME       : 1.13E-03 : 1.13E-03                   1.13E-03 : 1.13E-03 : 1.13E-03 : 1.13E-03                                                                   1.15E-03 :       2.53E-03 95.52% :           94.81% :          94.10% :                   95.47% :                   95.25% :                   39.58% :                  95.44% :        97.83%
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND      : 4.78E-05              4.78E-05 : 4.78E-05 : 4.78E-05 : 4.78E-05                                                        4.78E-05                   4.78E-05 :       5.62E-05 4.02%:            4.00%:              3.97%:                    4.02%:                     4.01%:                     1.67%:                     3.96%:        2.17%:
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL       : 1.94E-07 : 7.01E-07 : 4.OOE-07 : 3.23E-07 : 5.23E-07 : 9.86E-05 : 7.20E-06 :                                                                                       0.OOE+00
                             .02% :           .06% :               .03% :                     .03% :                    .04% :                  3.44% :                       .60% :       .00%
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET       : 1.83E-06 : 8.89E-06 : 1.55E-05 : 6.19E-07 : 1.07E-07 : 1.99E-05 : 0.OOE+00 :                                                                                       0.OOE+00
                             .15%:            .74%:             1.29%:                        .05%:                     .01%:                      .69%:                      .00%:        .00%:
           -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+-----                            ----------                       +---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK : 2.94E-06 : 1.99E-06 : 7.02E-06 : 4.81E-06 : 7.97E-06 : 1.53E-03 : 1.37E-34 :                                                                                          0.OOE+00
                             .25% :           .17% :               .58% :                     .40% :                    .67% :                53.48% :                        .00% :       .00%
                 ----------------------            +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+-----------+
MEAT        : 4.47E-07 : 2.65E-06 : 3.57E-07 : 2.63E-07 : 1.70E-07 : 3.24E-05 : 0.OOE+00 : 0.OOE+00
                             .04% :           .22% :               .03% :                     .02% :                    .01% :                  1.13% :                       .00% :       .00%
           -+-------+-------------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
    *TOTAL*     : 1.19E-03 : 1.20E-03 : 1.20E-03 : 1.19E-03 : 1.19E-03 : 2.86E-03 : 1.21E-03 : 2.59E-03 6+                                                             +-           +-                 +        -+
nD

TABLE 9.              DOSES TO POPULATION WITHIN 50 MILES,                                  APRIL-JUNE 2009 ALARA ANNUAL INTEGRATED POPULATION DOSE 

==SUMMARY==
(PERSON-REM)
PATHWAY      T.BODY                 GI-TRACT                    BONE                 LIVER          KIDNEY                  THYROID                LUNG                    SKIN
                      --------------------------------------                                         +---------------       +-------
                                                                                                                                  ---             ++------------------------------
PLUME      : 2.04E-05 : 2.04E-05 : 2.04E-05 : 2.04E-05 : 2.04E-05 : 2.04E-05                                                                    2.07E-05 : 4.91E-05 15.67%                  13.38% :                15.48% :              15.97% :         16.13% :                 4.79% :            14.99%                  28.53%
                      -----------------------                 +---------------------------------------------                                      +------------+---------------
GROUND     : 1.05E-04                1.05E-04                1.05E-04 : 1.05E-04 : 1.05E-04 : 1.05E-04 : 1.05E-04                                                      1.23E-04 80.22% :                68.52%                  79.26% :              81.76% :         82.60% :                24.51% :            75.58% :                71.47%
                      --------------------------------------                                         +---------------+---------------             +----------            +---------------
INHAL      : 6.82E-08 : 8.38E-07 : 9.27E-08                                          9.02E-08      1.10E-07 : 1.84E-05 : 1.30E-05                                      0.OOE+00
                            .05% :                  .55% :                  .07% :             .07% :             .09%                 4.31% :              9.42%                   .00%
                      --------------------------------------                                         +---------------+----------------+----------                        +---------------
VEGET         3.40E-06               1.81E-05 : 5.02E-06 : 1.35E-06                                2.56E-08                3.34E-06 : 2.89E-09                         0.OOE+00 2.61%                 11.89% :                  3.80% :              1.05%               .02%                   .78% :               .00%                  .00%
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK : 9.55E-07 : 2.38E-06 : 1.72E-06                                            1.05E-06      1.44E-06 : 2.74E-04 : 3.87E-09                                      0.OOE+00
                            .73% :               1.56%                   1.30% :               .82% :           1.14% :               64.29% :                .00% :                .00%
                      --------                                +------------------------------------------------------------                       -------------          +---------------
MEAT          9.35E-07               6.27E-06                1.05E-07 : 4.13E-07 : 3.04E-08                               5.68E-06 : 2.25E-10 : 0.OOE+00
                            .72%:                4.10%:                     .08%:              .32%:              .02%:                1.33%:                 .00%:                 .00%:
                      --------------------------------------------------------------------                                                        -------------- +---------------
      *TOTAL*    : 1.30E-04 : 1.53E-04 : 1.32E-04 : 1.28E-04 : 1.27E-04 : 4.27E-04 : 1.38E-04 : 1.72E-04
             -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
0 (Il

TABLE 10.               DOSES TO POPULATION WITHIN 50 MILES,                                                     JANUARY-JUNE 2009 ALARA ANNUAL INTEGRATED POPULATION DOSE 

==SUMMARY==
(PERSON-REM)
PATHWAY         T.BODY                   GI-TRACT                     BONE                    LIVER                       KIDNEY                    THYROID               LUNG                    SKIN
        -+---------------------------------------+------------------------------                                                                                  --------------------------
PLUME       : 1.12E-03 : 1.12E-03                                 1.12E-03                   1.12E-03 : 1.12E-03 : 1.12E-03 : 1.14E-03                                                         2.52E-03 87.15% :                 85.09% :                85.85% :                   87.27% :                   87.17% :                   34.17% :           86.64% :                 93.25%
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND      : 1.55E-04 : 1.55E-04 : 1.55E-04                                                 1.55E-04                   1.55E-04 : 1.55E-04 : 1.55E-04                                         1.82E-04 12.02% :                 11.73%                  11.84%                     12.03% :                   12.02% :                      4.71%           11.77%                     6.75%
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL            2.61E-07                 1.57E-06                4.81E-07 : 4.11E-07 : 6.28E-07 : 1.16E-04                                                            2.09E-05                0.OOE+00
                             .02%:                  .12%:                     .04%:                      .03%:                     .05%:                    3.52%:            1.59%:                     .00%:
        -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET        : 5.22E-06 : 2.70E-05 : 2.05E-05 : 1.97E-06 : 1.34E-07 : 2.35E-05 : 2.82E-09 :                                                                                                    0.OOE+00
                             .40% :               2.05% :                  1.57% :                       .15% :                    .01% :                     .71% :             .00% :                  .00%
                      --------------------------------------                                                        +---------------+----------------+--------------------------
COW MILK     : 3.95E-06 " 4.38E-06 : 8.80E-06 : 5.94E-06 : 9.54E-06 : 1.83E-03 : 3.76E-09 : 0.OOE+00
                             .31% :                 .33% :                    .67% :                     .46% :                    .74% :                55.70% :                .00% :                  .00%
               --------------------                           +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
HEAT         : 1.38E-06                : 8.92E-06 : 4.63E-07 : 6.77E-07 : 2.03E-07 : 3.86E-05 : 2.19E-10 : 0.OOE+00
                             .11%       :           .68% :                    .04% :                     .05%                      .02% :                   1.17% :              .00% :                  .00%
                                       +--------+------------------------------+---------------+---------------- +---------                                                              ---------------
 *TOTAL*     : 1.29E-03                 : 1.32E-03              : 1.31E-03 : 1.29E-03                                : 1.29E-03                : 3.29E-03 : 1.32E-03                         : 2.70E-03
        -+---                       -+------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------------

TABLE 11.               DOSES TO POPULATION WITHIN 50 MILES,                                                     JULY-SEPTEMBER 2009 ALARA ANNUAL INTEGRATED                         POPULATION DOSE 

==SUMMARY==
(PERSON-REM)
PATHWAY       T. BODY                  GI-TRACT                     BONE                    LIVER                       KIDNEY                    THYROID           LUNG              SKIN
                    --------                                4---------------4---------------4---------------4---------------                                   4----------  ---------------
PLUME      : 7.42E-05 : 7.42E-05 : 7.42E-05 : 7.42E-05 : 7.42E-05 : 7.42E-05 : 7.74E-05 : 2.39E-04 46.65% :                42.35% :                 46.46% :                  47.08% :                   47.53% :                   29.05% :       44.69% :           71.53%
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
GROUND     : 8.08E-05 : 8.08E-05 : 8.08E-05 : 8.08E-05 : 8.08E-05 : 8.08E-05                                                                                       8.08E-05        9.50E-05 50.79% :                46.11% :                50.59% :                   51.27% :                   51.76%                     31.64% :       46.61% :           28.47%
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
INHAL      : 5.98E-08                    7.40E-07 : 7.49E-08 : 6.91E-08 : 6.14E-08 : 9.66E-06                                                                      1.51E-05        0.OOE+00
                           .04%:                  .42%:                    .05%:                      .04%:                     .04%:                    3.78%:       8.70%:                .00%:
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET      : 2.48E-06 : 1.31E-05 : 3.43E-06 : 1.11E-06 : 1.01E-07 : 1.03E-06 : 1.14E-11 :                                                                                          0.OOE+00 1.56%:                 7.46%:                   2.15%:                        .70%:                     .06%:                      .40%:        .00%:               .00%:
       -    --------------------                           +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK : 8.27E-07 : 1.90E-06 : 1.11E-06 : 1.05E-06 : 8.85E-07 : 8.79E-05 : 1.09E-11 :                                                                                            0.OOE+00
                           .52% :              1.09% :                     .69% :                     .67% :                    .57% :                34.42% :          .00% :              .00%
            ----                                             *---------------------------------+---------------+---------------+---------------------------
MEAT       : 7.03E-07                : 4.51E-06              : 9.31E-08                 : 3.73E-07 : 6.64E-08                                : 1.80E-06          : 1.46E-12    : 0.OOE+00
                           .44%:               2.57%:                      .06%:                      .24%:                     .04%:                      .70%:        .00%:               .00%:
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
*TOTAL*    : 1.59E-04                : 1.75E-04              : 1.60E-04                 : 1.58E-04 : 1.56E-04                                : 2.55E-04          : 1.73E-04    : 3.34E-04
                    -----------------------------------------------------                                                                     -----------------------------   +---------------

TABLE 12.          DOSES TO POPULATION WITHIN 50 MILES,                                                     OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2009 ALARA ANNUAL INTEGRATED                  POPULATION DOSE 

==SUMMARY==
(PERSON-REM)
PATHWAY      T.BODY                GI-TRACT                  BONE                    LIVER                      KIDNEY                     THYROID                 LUNG                  SKIN
            +        --------                          +---------------+---------------+------------------------------                                        ----------         ---------------      +
PLUME         1.20E-04              1.20E-04             1.20E-04                   1.20E-04                   1.20E-04                   1.20E-04              1.24E-04             3.11E-04 30.51%               26.84%                31.03%                    30.71%                      31.28%                     21.01%               28.81%                50.55%
            +        --------                          +---------------+---------------+------------------------------                                        ----------         ---------------      +
GROUND        2.59E-04              2.59E-04             2.59E-04                   2.59E-04                   2.59E-04                  2.59E-04              2.59E-04              3.04E-04
            -         65.81%               57.90%                66.94%                     66.26%                     67.48%                     45.32%               60.27%                49.45%
            -            +           -------------------                          +---------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------+
INHAL         1.73E-07              2.34E-06             1.06E-07                   2.16E-07                   1.34E-07                  1.64E-05               4.66E-05             0.OOE+00
            -               .04%               .52%                    .03%                      .06%                       .03%                    2.87%              10.87%                    .00%
              --------------------                     +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET         8.30E-06              4.33E-05             4.84E-06                   4.73E-06                   7.34E-07                  2.14E-06               7.31E-08             0.OOE+00
            -            2.11%               9.70%                  1.25%                     1.21%                         .19%                       .37%                .02%                  .00%
              --------------------                     +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
COW MILK      3.49E-06              6.95E-06             2.50E-06                   5.15E-06                   3.51E-06                  1.70E-04               4.43E-08             0.OOE+00
                            .89%             1.56%                     .65%                   1.32%                         .92%                  29.81%                   .01% :                .00%
            +-+--------------------------+--------------------------------------+-                                                                            ----------         ---------------      +
MEAT          2.51E-06              1.56E-05             3.63E-07                   1.72E-06                   3.66E-07                   3.57E-06              7.42E-08             0.OOE+00
            -               .64%             3.48%                     .09%                      .44%                       .10%                       .63%                .02%                  .00%
              --------------------                     +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
   *TOTAL*  : 3.93E-04              : 4.47E-04           : 3.86E-04                : 3.90E-04                : 3.83E-04                 : 5.71E-04             : 4.29E-04           : 6.15E-04
            +        --------                          +---------------+---------------+---------------                                ++-----------------------+---------------
00

TABLE 13.                 DOSES TO POPULATION WITHIN 50 MILES,                                                 JULY-DECEMBER 2009 ALARA ANNUAL INTEGRATED                                    POPULATION DOSE 

==SUMMARY==
(PERSON-REM)
PATHWAY                  T. BODY                     GI-TRACT                       BONE                      LIVER                KIDNEY                   THYROID             LUNG                 SKIN
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
PLUME                   : 1.90E-04 : 1.90E-04 : 1.90E-04 : 1.90E-04                                                                 1.90E-04 : 1.90E-04 : 1.96E-04                                 5.34E-04 34.46%                    30.57% :                     34.83% :                    34.72%               35.27% :               22.90% :           32.65%               57.02%
                                --------------------------------------                                                          +------------------------------         ------------- +---------------
GROUND                      3.42E-04 : 3.42E-04 : 3.42E-04 : 3.42E-04 : 3.42E-04 : 3.42E-04                                                                                   3.42E-04             4.02E-04 62.17%                    55.15% :                     62.84% :                    62.63%               63.63% :               41.31%             56.86% :             42.98%
                                --------------------------------------------------------------------                                                                    -------------- +---------------
INHAL                   : 2.39E-07 : 3.14E-06 : 1.92E-07 : 2.96E-07                                                                 2.05E-07                2.73E-05          6.29E-05 : 0.OOE+00
                                       .04% :                    .51% :                      .04% :                      .05%                 .04% :             3.29% :           10.46% :                   .00%
                -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET                       1.08E-05                    5.64E-05 : 8.38E-06 : 5.84E-06                                              8.37E-07 : 3.19E-06 : 7.37E-08                                 0.OOE+00 1.96%:                    9.10%:                      1.54%:                      1.07%:                  .16%:               .39%:              .01%:                    .00%:
                                -----------------------                      ++----------------------------4---------------+------------                                                  ---------------           +
COW MILK : 4.32E-06 : 8.87E-06 : 3.64E-06 : 6.22E-06 : 4.41E-06 : 2.60E-04 : 4.53E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                                       .79%:                  1.43%:                         .67%:                    1.14%:                  .82%:             31.46%:              .01%:                    .00%:
                       +------------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+-                                                                            ----------             ---------------
MEAT                    : 3.21E-06 : 2.01E-05 : 4.58E-07 : 2.09E-06 : 4.33E-07 : 5.42E-06                                                                                : 7.43E-08           : 0.OOE+00
                                       .58% :                 3.24% :                        .08% :                      .38% :               .08% :              .65%   :           .01%     :               .00%
                                -----------------------                      +---------------+---------------+---------------                                           ----------
                                                                                                                                                                        +                 ---------------
*TOTAL*                 : 5.50E-04                  : 6.20E-04                : 5.44E-04                  : 5.46E-04             : 5.37E-04 : 8.28E-04                   : 6.01E-04           : 9.36E-04
 -------------------------                                                                               +-----
                                                                             --------------------------------------------------                                                              +-------------

TABLE 14.                DOSES TO POPULATION WITHIN 50 MILES,                                JANUARY-DECEMBER 2009 ALARA ANNUAL INTEGRATED                   POPULATION DOSE 

==SUMMARY==
(PERSON-REM)
PATHWAY      T.BODY                 GI-TRACT                    BONE                 LIVER           KIDNEY               THYROID              LUNG                    SKIN
           ++--------------------------------------+---------------+---------------                                                    ----------            ---------------       +
PLUME         1.30E-03 : 1.30E-03                            1.30E-03 : 1.30E-03                   1.30E-03               1.30E-03 : 1.33E-03 : 3.04E-03 71.25%                  67.52% :                70.73% :              71.48%           71.76%              31.78% :            69.74%                  83.88%
           ++--------------------------------------+---------------+---------------                                                    ----------            ---------------       +
GROUND     : 4.97E-04                4.97E-04 : 4.97E-04                             4.97E-04      4.97E-04 : 4.97E-04 : 4.97E-04 : 5.84E-04 27.14% :                25.72%                  26.95%                27.23%           27.34%              12.11% :            26.09% :                16.12%
INHAL      : 5.16E-07                4.57E-06 : 7.40E-07 : 7.41E-07                                9.20E-07 : 1.61E-04 : 7.92E-05 : 0.OOE+00
                      .03%                    .24% :                  .04%               .04%               .05% :           3.92%                4.16% :                    .00%
       -+-------+-----------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
VEGET         1.60E-05 : 8.36E-05 : 2.89E-05 : 7.83E-06                                            9.71E-07 : 2.65E-05 : 7.67E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                      .88%:                4.33%:                  1.57%:                .43%:              .05%:              .64%:                 .00%:                   .00%:
           ++--------------------------------------+------------------------------                                                     ----------            ----------------      +
COW MILK : 8.24E-06 : 1.33E-05 : 1.24E-05 : 1.21E-05 : 1.39E-05 : 2.07E-03 : 4.94E-08 : 0.OOE+00
                      .45%-                   .69%:                   .67%:              .66%:              .76%:           50.49%:                  .00%:                   .00%:
           +--+----------------------------------+---------------+---------------                                                      ---------------------------                 +
MEAT       : 4.60E-06 : 2.91E-05 : 9.20E-07 : 2.77E-06 : 6.34E-07 : 4.37E-05 : 7.45E-08 : 0.00E+00
                      .25% :               1.51% :                    .05% :             .15% :             .03% :           1.07%                   .00% :                  .00%
           ++--------------------------------------+------------------------------                                                     ----------            ----------------      +
*TOTAL*    : 1.83E-03            : 1.93E-03              : 1.84E-03 : 1.82E-03                  : 1.82E-03 : 4.10E-03                   : 1.90E-03              : 3.63E-03
                --------------------------------------                                         +---------------+---------         ----------------             +---------------+

DOSE CALCULATION MODELS To evaluate the radiological consequences of the routine release of liquid and gaseous effluents from the Cooper Nuclear Station, two computer codes were used: LADTAP II for liquid doses and GASPAR for gaseous doses. Both of these computer codes implement the dose calculational methodologies of U.S. NRC Regulatory Guide 1.109, Revision 1.
Source terms for each quarter are combined with station-specific demographic data and either hydrological dilution factors, for liquid dose calculations, or atmospheric diffusion estimates, for gaseous dose calculations.
For liquid dose calculations, the hydrological dilution factors used for input to LADTAP II, as well as other input parameters, are listed in Table 15. Other inputs not specifically listed in this table are taken from Regulatory Guide 1.109, Revision 1. Semiannual doses are obtained by summing the contributions from the appropriate quarters.
For gaseous dose calculations, atmospheric diffusion estimates are obtained from the reduction and processing of onsite meteorological data, as described in Appendix B. Source terms for the.
semiannual period are obtained by summing source terms for the appropriate quarters. Additional input to GASPAR includes the following station-supplied data:
        -       0 to 50 mile population distribution
        -       0 to 50 mile meat, milk, and vegetable distributions
        -       Absolute humidity at Cooper Nuclear Station (14.61 g/m 3)
        -       The fraction of the year that the vegetables are grown (0.5)
        -       The fraction of the daily feed intake derived from pasture for milk and meat animals (0.5)
Other values used for input to GASPAR are default values from Regulatory Guide 1.109, Rev. 1.
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TABLE 15. Values of Parameters Used to Make Dose Estimates Resulting From Liquid Discharges at Cooper Nuclear Station January-December 2009 Values Assigned Parameter Individual                 Population Cooling flow rate (cfs)
* Q1  NR                         NR (Average daily value)            Q2  NR                         NR Q3  1388.83                    1388.83 Q4  NR                         NR Dilution factor*                  Ql  NR                         NR Q2  NR                         NR Q3  1                          32.01 Q4  NR                         NR Holding time:
Fish                       24  hr   ***                   168   hr  ***
Drinking water             12  hr   ***                   22.4  hr  **
Shoreline exposure         0   hr   ***                   22.4  hr  **
Swimming-                  0   hr   ***                   22.4  hr  **
Boating                    0   hr   ***                   22.4  hr  **
Ql, Q2, Q3, and Q4 represent first,     second, third and fourth quarter station data for 2009, respectively.
**     Based on an average Missouri River water flow of 5.5 ft/sec,       84 miles down the river.
* Values from Regulatory Guide 1.109,     Revision 1.
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REFERENCES U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Regulatory Guide 1.21, "Measuring, Evaluating, and Reporting Radioactivity in Solid Wastes and Releases of Radioactive Materials in Liquid and Gaseous Effluents from Light-Water-Cooled Nuclear Power Plants", Revision 1, 1974.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Regulatory Guide 1.23 (Safety Guide 23), "Onsite Meteorological Programs", Revision 0, 1972.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Regulatory Guide 1.111, "Methods for Estimating Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion of Gaseous Effluents in Routine Releases from Light-Water-Cooled Reactors", Revision 1, 1977.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, NUREG/CR-2919, "XOQDOQ: Computer Program for the Meteorological Evaluation of Routine Effluent Releases at Nuclear Power Stations", 1982.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Regulatory Guide 1.111, "Methods for Estimating Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion of Gaseous Effluents in Routine Releases from Light-Water-Cooled Reactors", Revision 0, 1976.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, NUREG-0597, "User's Guide to GASPAR Code",
December 1980.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, NUREG/CR-1276, "User's Manual for LADTAP II: A Computer Code for Calculating Radiation Exposure to Man From Routine Release of Nuclear Reactor Liquid Effluents", 1980.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Regulatory Guide 1.109, "Calculation of Annual Doses to Man from Routine Releases of Reactor Effluents for the Purpose of Evaluating Compliance with 10 CFR 50, Appendix I", Revision 1, 1977.
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COOPER NUCLEAR STATION OFFSITE DOSE ASSESSMENT MANUAL FOR GASEOUS AND LIQUID EFFLUENTS Page 1.0 Introduction........ ................................................                                                     .1 2.0 Liquid Effluent ....................................................                                                             2.1     Radioactivity In Liquid W aste ...................................                                                    2.2    Aqueous Concentration ........................................                                                         2.3     Method of Establishing Alarm Setpoints ..........................                                                4-2.3.1  Setpoint for a Batch Release                           ..............................                                   2.3.2  Setpoint for a Continuous Release ..........................                                                    2.4     Radioactivity Concentration in Water Beyond the Site and Exclusion Area B oundary ..................................................                                                       2.5    Accumulated Personal Maximum Dose ..........................                                                        2.6     Proiected Personal Maximum Dose ..............................                                               3.0 Ga seous E ffluent .....................................................                                                       3.1     Introduction ......................................                                          ..........             3.2     Radioactivity in Gaseous Effluent ...............................                                                   3.3     Main Condenser Air Ejector Noble Gas Monitor Alarm Setpoint ......                                                  3.4     Effluent Noble Gas Monitor Alarm Setpoint .......................                                                           3.4.1  Setpoint Based on Dose Rate .............................                                                    3.5     Noble Gas Gamma Radiation Dose Accumulated in Air ..............                                                    3.6     Noble Gas Beta Radiation Dose Accumulated in Air ................                                                   3.7     Dose Due to Iodine and Particulates in Gaseous Effluents* ..........                                                        3.7.1  GASPAR Method ............................                                            ..........                     3.7.2  Alternate Method ......................................                                                      3.8     Dose to a Person from Noble Gases ..............................                                                                                                               -i-                                                   8/:26/99

3.8.1  Gamma Dose to Total Body - GASPAR Method                    ..............                                 3.8.1.1       Alternate M ethod ...........................                                         3.8.2  Dose to Skin - GASPAR Method ...........................                                36-3.8.2.1       Alternate Method .........................                            .        3.9    Proiected Organ Dose Due to Gaseous Effluent ....................                                   3.10   Dose Rate Due to Tritium, lodines, and Particulates in Gaseous Effluents 4.0 Dose Commitment From Releases Over Extended Time ......................                                      4.1    Releases During A Quarter ....................................                                      4.2    Releases During 12 Months ....................................                                             4.2.1  Calculated Doses ......................................                                              4.2.2  Environmental Measurements ............................                                .45-5.0 Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program ...........................                                     5.1    Environmental Sampling Program ......................                           ; ....... APPENDIX A - (Deleted)
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OFFSITE DOSE ASSESSMENT MANUAL FOR GASEOUS AND LIQUID EFFLUENT 1.0 Introduction This Manual describes acceptable methods of calculating radioactivity concentrations in the environment and the potentially resultant personal dose equivalent commitment beyond the site and exclusion area boundary that are associated with LWR liquid and gaseous effluents.
The radioactivity concentrations and dose estimates are used to demonstrate compliance with the Appendix D Specifications required by 10 CFR 50.36.a. The methodology stated in this Manual is acceptable for use in demonstrating operational compliance with 10 CFR 20.1302, 10 CFR 50 Appendix I, and 40 CFR 190.10(a). Only the dose attributable to the Station is considered in demonstrating compliance with 40 CFR 190 since no other nuclear facility exists within 50 miles of the Station.
Calculations are made to assess the air dose from radioactive noble gases near ground level beyond the site and exclusion area boundary location that could be occupied by a person where the maximum air dose is expected. The maximum dose commitment to the person beyond the site and exclusion area boundary potentially experiencing the maximum exposure to all other radioactive material measured in gaseous and liquid effluents released from the Station is also calculated. Alternatively, the dose commitment from effluents other than radioactive noble gases may be calculated to correspond with residence at an occupiable location where airborne exposures are unlikely to underestimate those experienced by the maximally exposed person.
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2.0 Liquid Effluent 2.1       Radioactivity In Liquid Waste The concentration of radionuclides in liquid waste is determined by sampling and analysis in accord with Table D3.1.1-1, Radioactive Liquid Waste Sampling and Analysis. Alternatively, pre-release analysis of the radioactivity concentration in liquid waste required by DSR 3. 1. 1. 1 may be done by gross f-y counting provided an effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary for unidentified emitters, 1 x 10-8 gCi/ml, is applied where the discharge canal meets the river.            When a radionuclide concentration is below the LLD for the analysis, it is not reported as being present in the sample. A general diagram of the liquid effluent stream components is shown in Figure 3. 1A.
2.2       Aqueous Concentration Radioactive material in liquid effluent is diluted successively by water flowing in the discharge canal and in the river. The diluted concentration of radionuclide i in a receiving stream is estimated with the equation F
c&#xfd; C.-c ZI 'F 2
where Ci       =     concentration       of    radionuclide    i    in   liquid radwaste released (gCi/ml)
C      =      concentration of radionuclide i in the receiving stream (gCi/ml)
F1      =      release rate of liquid radwaste (ml/sec)*
F2      =      dilution flow of receiving stream of water (ml/sec)*
*F 1, F 2, and F, may have any convenient units of flow (i.e., volume/time) provided the units of all are identical.
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For the purpose of calculating the radioactivity concentration in water beyond the site and exclusion area boundary (Section 2.4), the flow in the discharge canal, Fc, is assigned to F2 .
This method of estimating concentration of radionuclide i in a receiving stream is very conservative as it is based on not exceeding the concentration limits in 10CFR20 Appendix B, Table 2, Column 2 during the period of radioactive material discharge.
As an alternate to the above method, the concentration of radionuclide i in a receiving stream can be calculated using the monthly and quarterly composite samples. This method, discussed in the basis of DSR 3.1.1.2, is performed as follows:
For Sr-89, Sr-90 and Fe-55 CqciVrq Vdq where Czi        =    concentration of radionuclide i in the receiving stream ([tci/ml)
Cqci      =    concentration of radionuclide i in the quarterly composite sample (gci/ml)
Vrq       =    volume of liquid radwaste discharged during the quarter (ml)
Vdq       S=   total volume of dilution flow corresponding to the time when Vrq was discharged for the quarter (ml)
For all other nuclides Czi = Cmci Vrm Vdm where Czi     =           concentration of radionuclide i in the receiving stream (jicilml)
Cmci =           .concentration         of radionuclide i in the monthly composite sample (Rci/ml)
Vrm     =           volume of liquid radwaste discharged during the month (ml)
Vdm     =    .total             volume of dilution flow corresponding to the time when Vrm was discharged for the month (ml) 2.3   Method of Establishing Alarm Setpoints The liquid waste effluent monitor and the service water monitor are connected to alarms which provide automatic indication when 10 CFR Part 20, Appendix B, Table 2, Column 2 concentrations are expected to be exceeded beyond the site and exclusion area boundary. With prompt action to reduce radioactive releases following an alarm, the liquid release limit of 10 CFR Part 20.1 302 and the limits provided by 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix I, Section IV are unlikely to be exceeded after the alarm.
The alarm setpoint for the liquid effluent radiation monitor is derived from the concentration limit provided in 10 CFR Part 20, Appendix B, Table 2, Column 2 applied where the discharge canal flows into the river. The alarm setpoint does not consider dilution, dispersion, or decay of radioactive material in the river.                 The radiation monitoring and isolation points are located in the liquid radwaste effluent line and the service water effluent line through which radioactive effluent is, or may be, eventually discharged into the discharge canal.
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The alarm setpoint calculation for each liquid effluent monitor is based upon measurement according to Table D3.1.1-1 of radioactivity in a batch of liquid to be released or in the continuous aqueous discharge.       Alternatively, the alarm setpoint may be based upon gross P-y activity analysis of the liquid waste provided the effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary for unidentified emitters, 1 x 10-8 [Ci/ml, is observed.
In any case, a monitor may be set to alarm or trip at a. lower activity concentration than the calculated setpoint.
2.3.1 Setpoint for a Batch Release A sample of each:batch of liquid radwaste is analyzed for 1-131 and principal gamma emitters, or for total activity concentration prior to release. The ratio, FMPCb, of the activity concentration in the tank to the effluent concentration (10 CFR Part 20, Appendix B, Table 2, Column 2) beyond the site and exclusion area boundary is calculated with the equation FMPCbp = E      Cbpi identified i MPC.
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where FMPCb,                   fraction of effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary in batch derived from activity measured prior to release.
concentration of radionuclide i (including 1-131 and principal gamma emitters) in batch sample taken prior to release (gCi/ml).
MPCi               effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary of radionuclide i per 10 CFR Part 20, Appendix B, Table 2, Column 2 (gCi/ml)
When FMPCbp is derived from analyses identifying iodine and principal gamma emitters only, the value FMPCbp may be adjusted to account for radionuclides measured in the monthly and quarterly composite sample, but not measured prior to release. This adjustment, derived from measurements during past calendar quarters, is calculated with the equation:
FMPCb = FMPCbp     +  Eb where Eb =     (Previous quarterly average of the fraction of the effluent concentration in the discharge canal due to 1-131 and primary gamma emitters) -
(Previous quarterly average of the fraction of the effluent concentration in the discharge canal due to all radionuclides in batch releases.)
A reference value of Eb, derived from representative past measurements may be used routinely.
Whether radioiodine and primary gamma emitters are identified prior to a batch release or not, the liquid radwaste effluent line radiation monitor alarm and isolation valve closure setpoint is determined with the equation:
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where S                radiation monitor alarm setpoint (cpm or [tCi/ml)
A             counting rate (cpm/ml) or activity concentration ([tCi/ml) of sample from laboratory analysis*
g             ratio of effluent radiation monitor counting rate to laboratory counting rate or activity concentration in a given batch of liquid (cpm per jiCi/ml or XtCi/ml per p.Ci/ml)
Fs,    =      maximum flow in the batch release line (gal/min)**
F      =      minimum flow in the discharge canal (gal/min)**
Bkg    =      monitoring instrument background (cpm or jiCi/ml)
Note that A+FMPCb represents the counting rate of a solution having the same radionuclide distribution as the sample and having the maximum permissible concentration of that mixture.
Gross P-y analysis alone may be used to determine the radioactivity in a batch prior to release. In that event, the fraction of the effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary in the batch is:
FMPCbp -         Cbp 1 x 10- 8 where Cb,                    gross or total radioactivity concentration in batch sample taken prior to release (jtCi/ml) 1 x 10-8       =      effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary of unidentified radionuclides (tCi/ml)
*A equals Y-Cbpi if isotopic analysis was performed orC bpif gross activity analysis was performed.
**Any suitable but identical units of flow (volume/time).
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The value of FMPCbp computed with this expression is substituted in the preceding equation to calculate the setpoint.
2.3.2 Setpoint for a Continuous Release Continuous aqueous radioactive discharges are sampled and analyzed according to the schedule in Table D3.1.1-1. The ratio FMPCCW, of the activity concentration in each of the continuous release streams of the effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary is calculated with the equations.
FMPCcw = i   i   Ccwi MPC.
identified where FMPCw                  fraction of effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary in continuous release based          upon activity measured in weekly composite sample(s).
C       =1       concentration of radionuclide i (including 1-131 and principal gamma emitters) in weekly composite sample(s)
(gCi/ml)
When FMPCc is derived from analyses of 1-131 and principal gamma emitters, it may be adjusted to account for radionuclides measured in the monthly and quarterly composite sample but not measured prior to release. Adjustment for radionuclides measured in monthly and quarterly composite samples but not in weekly composite samples is given by the equation FMPCc = FMPCQw &#xf7; E, 10/15/96

where E, =     (Quarterly average fraction of the effluent concentration in the discharge canal due to 1-13 1 and primary gamma emitters measured in weekly composite sample of continuous releases during previous quarter)          -
(Quarterly average fraction of the effluent concentration in the discharge canal due to all radionuclides in samples of continuous releases during previous quarter.)
A reference value of E, derived from representative past measurements, may be used routinely, instead.
The alarm setpoint of the radiation monitor on the discharge line is determined with the equation F
S=             F 2 'g   + Bkg FMPC       Fs1 where A        =       counting rate (cpm/ml) or activity concentration (gCi/ml) of weekly composite sample in the laboratory.
Terms g, Fsj, Fs2, and Bkg are defined the same as in the setpoint equation for a batch release.
Gross P-y analysis alone may be used to determine the radioactivity in a liquid radioactive discharge. In that event, the fraction of the effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary in a sample of the release is:
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where C,              gross or total radioactivity concentration in continuous aqueous release (fiCiiml) 1 x 10.         =     effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary of unidentified radionuclides (giCi/ml)
The'value of FMPCC computed with this expression is substituted in the preceding equation to calculate the setpoint.
In the event a long-term trend is evident in setpoints derived from the weekly sample and a setpoint value can be derived from the aggregate of the weekly samples which appears to have less variability and to better represent the effluent, then the setpoint based on the combined, long-term data may be used.
2.4 Radioactivity Concentration in Water Beyond the Site and Exclusion Area Boundary DSR 3.1.1.2 requires that measured radioactivity concentrations in liquid releases be evaluated     to  verify   that    the    activity   concentration     complied    with Specification DLCO 3.1.1. Compliance with DLCO 3.1.1 is evaluated by calculating the average radioactivity concentration in water at the end of the discharge canal, expressed as a fraction of effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary on the basis of measured release(s), per Table D3.1.1-1, of Fe-55, Sr-89, and Sr-90 averaged over no more than 92 days and other radionuclides averaged over no more than 31 days.
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The average concentration of radioactive noble gases in discharge canal water may be calculated separately as a fraction of the effluent concentration 2 x 10-4 uCi/ml, since the critical exposure pathway for it, immersion in water, differs from the critical exposure pathway for other radionuclides in water, which is via ingestion of the water.
The average concentration, expressed as a fraction of the effluent concentration, is calculated with the equation:
FMPC =           1         E       _
3785(TE-TB)       k  F2k      SMPC1 where FMPC =         fraction of the effluent concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary of a mixture of radionuclides in water (unitless, and should be limited to _<1) 3785   =     conversion factor (mI/gal)
TE-TB     =     increment of time between beginning and ending period of interest during which the concentration is averaged (min)
F2 k   =     flow of aqueous stream beyond the site and exclusion area boundary into which radioactive release represented by sample k is diluted, i.e., the discharge canal flow during the release represented by sample k (gal/min)
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MPCi            maximum permissible concentration beyond the site and exclusion area boundary of radionuclide i per 10 CFR Part 20, Appendix B, Table 2, Column 2 (pCi/ml)
The data used to compute FMPC are measured by the radioactive liquid sampling and analysis program described in Table D3. 1.1-1.
2.5 Accumulated Personal Maximum Dose DSR 3.1.3.1 requires the dose or dose commitment to a member of the public due to radioactive material released in liquid effluent to be calculated on a cumulative basis at least once every 31 days. The requirement is satisfied by computing the accumulated dose commitment to the most exposed organ and to the total body of a hypothetical person exposed by eating fish taken from the river beyond the site and exclusion area boundary near the discharge canal and drinking water taken from the river three miles downstream.
The accumulated dose commitment is computed at least once every 31 days, but may be computed as analyses becomes available. The dose will be calculated in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.109, Revision 1, utilizing the LADTAP II computer code.*
The LADTAP II program is routinely used for calculating radiological dose assessments for inclusion in the CNS Radioactive Effluents Release Report.
    *With quality factor for Tritium reduced from 1.7 to 1.0 per ICRP.
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Site specific parameters input to LADTAP II are listed below. These parameters are included in the program calculations and are only changed as conditions and/or situations warrant.
o       CNS effluent water flow in cfs, the average flow in the discharge canal during the time of interest.
o       Dilution factor for the effluent.
Drinking water: *<5 (for LADTAP variable Dilution factor)
Fish*: *<5 (for LADTAP variable Dilution factor)
        *Fishing - Seasonal variation:        Consumption of fish is evaluated from April through November.
Alternatively, the accumulated dose commitment may be calculated in the following way:
AD     =3. 7Ik              e i    eani          k F2k Dan     k    ADank where ADank            the dose commitment (mrem) to organ n of age group a due to the isotopes in a release represented by analysis k, where the analyses are those required by Table D3.1.1-1.           Thus the contribution to the dose from gamma emitters become available on a batch basis for batch releases and on a weekly basis for 12/29/88

continuous releases. Similarly the contributions from H-3 are available on a monthly basis and the contributions from Sr-89, Sr-90, and Fe-55 become available on a quarterly basis.
Dan           the dose commitment attributed to releases represented by all analyses k to organ n, including total body, of the maximally exposed person in age group a (mrem).
Aeani         transfer factor relating a unit release of radionuclide i (Ci) in a unit stream flow (gal/min) to dose commitment to organ n, or total body,     of an   exposed person     in age   group    a via environmental pathway e mrem Ci
* min/gal 3.785 x 103 = 3785 ml/gal x 10 6 Ci/gCi Cik           the concentration of radionuclide i in the undiluted liquid waste to be discharged (gCi/ml), i.e., in the sample k Atk      =    elapsed time of release represented by sample k during which radionuclide i is discharged at concentration CII,        i.e., the duration of the release represented by sample k (minutes)
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Pathway-to-dose transfer factors, Aeani, for use in calculating the dose commitment arising from radioactive material released in aqueous effluents, are calculated in accordance with equations and values recommended in Regulatory Guide 1.109, Revision 0. Appropriate factors representing applicable environmental pathways of exposure and most exposed age group(s) are selected and used in calculating the dose commitment. The pathway(s) and thus age group(s) selected may vary by season. For instance, when fishing near the Station during the winter is nonexistent, evaluation of the fish pathway is not required.
The age group potentially most exposed via eating fish is expected to be the adult, and the. age group potentially most exposed via drinking water from the Missouri River is expected to be the infant. Normally, only these need to be evaluated for compliance with DSR 3.1.3.1. For the purpose of calculating the dose to the Member of the Public.
who is potentially exposed most by eating fish taken from the river beyond the site and exclusion area boundary near the discharge canal, F 2 = 5F,. As long as potable water is known not to be taken from the river within three miles downstream of Cooper Station, as verified by the annual land survey, the potential dose to a Member of the Public via drinking water will be assessed on the basis of water assumed to be taken from the river three miles downstream. At that location, F2 is conservatively assumed to be F 2 = 5F.. Variables F1 , F 2, and F, are defined in Section 2.2.
2.6 Projected Personal Maximum Dose DSR 3.1.3.2 requires the maximum total body and organ doses to a person beyond the site and exclusion area boundary due to radioactive material released in liquid effluent to be projected over a quarter at least one time during every 31 days if 05/16/94

radioactive liquid radwaste is released and the radwaste system is not operated.
This requirement is satisfied by calculating the projected dose commitment to a hypothetical person exposed by eating fish taken from the river beyond the site and exclusion area boundary near the discharge canal and drinking water taken from the river three miles downstream. The potential dose commitments to organs and to the total body are computed separately.
The quarterly dose commitment to a maximally exposed hypothetical person is projected by computing the accumulated doses to the total body and most exposed organ during the most recent three months and assuming the result represents the projected doses during the current quarter. Doses will be calculated in accordance with Section 2.5.
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3.0 Gaseous Effluent 3.1 Introduction The Station discharges gaseous effluent through a stack (Elevated Release Point) and discharges ventilation air from the radwaste, augmented radwaste, turbine, and reactor buildings through the respective building vents.      These gaseous effluent streams, radioactivity monitoring points, and effluent discharge points are shown schematically in Figure 3-1. Gaseous release point locations and elevations at Cooper Station are described in Table 3-1. Gaseous discharges from the Elevated Release Point (ERP) are treated as an elevated release while discharges via building vents are assumed to be ground-level releases or split-wake releases.
Gaseous release point locations and elevations at the Station are described in Table 3-1.
3.2 Radioactivity in Gaseous Effluent For the purpose of estimating radionuclide concentrations and radiation doses, beyond the site and exclusion area boundary measured radionuclide concentrations in gaseous effluent and in ventilation air exhausted from the Station are relied upon.
Table D3.2.3-1 identifies the radioactive gaseous effluent measurements.      When a radionuclide concentration is below the LLD for the analysis, it is not reported as being present in the sample.
Noble Gases. The distribution of noble gas radionuclides in a gaseous effluent is determined in one of the following ways.
: 1. Preferably, the radionuclide distribution is obtained by gamma spectrum analysis of effluent gas samples in accordance with DLCO 3.2.3, Table D3.2.3-1. Results of analyses of one or more samples may be averaged to obtain a representative spectrum.
: 2. In the event a representative radioactive noble gas distribution is unobtainable from samples taken during the period of interest, it may be derived from previous measurements or may be based upon a computed spectrum appearing in Table 3-2.
: 3. Alternatively, the total activity concentration of radioactive noble gases may be assumed to be krypton - 88.
The total quantity of radioactive noble gas discharged during an interval of time is determined by integrating the rate measurement of each effluent noble gas monitor.
This may be done by the effluent monitoring system or the measured activity discharged via a gaseous effluent stream may be calculated with the equation Q=2.8 x 10       4  -N - F g
where Q       =        total radioactive noble gas release via a gaseous effluent stream during a given time interval (gCi)
N              net counts accumulated during the time interval g       =      effluent noble gas monitor counting rate response (Ci  /cm3 F       =      gaseous effluent stream discharge rate (cfm) 2.8 x 104 = conversion constant (cm 3 /ft3) 3.3 Main Condenser Air Ejector Noble Gas Monitor Alarm Setpoint A noble gas activity monitor is provided to measure gross -gamma activity in gases at the main condenser air ejector. The monitor includes an alarm that is set to report when the gamma radiation level in gas discharged by the main condenser air ejector indicates the gross radioactivity discharge rate exceeds 1 Ci/sec.
The alarm setpoint is determined with the relation S = 2120 h FP + Bkg where S         =      the alarm setpoint (mr/hr) h       =      monitor response to activity concentration of SJAE offgas being monitored (mr/hr per ([tCi/cm3 ))
F       =      air ejector discharge rate (cfm)
Bkg     =      monitoring instrument background (mr/hr)
P       =      fraction of allowable limit representing a chosen margin of conservatism in the setpoint (unitless) 2120      1    Ci        1.OE6pCi           1 ft 3       60 sec Sec.             Ci         28317   cm3      min.
3.4   Effluent Noble Gas Monitor Alarm Setpoint DSR 3.3.2.9 requires an alarm setpoint to be determined for each radioactive noble gas effluent monitor. Each setpoint is derived to cause the alarm to report when the dose equivalent rate beyond the site and exclusion area boundary due to radioactive noble gas in gaseous effluent exceeds a limit in DLCO 3.2.1.a. Each noble gas activity monitor included in Table D3.3.2-1 except the main condenser air ejector off gas monitor is set to initiate alarm at or below the derived setpoint.
For thepurpose of deriving a setpoint, the distribution: of noblei gas radionuclides in an effluent stream is determined as described in Section 3.2.
3.4.1 Setpoint Based on Dose Rate The alarm setpoint of a radioactive noble gas effluent monitor may be calculated on the basis of whole body dose equivalent rate beyond the site and exclusion area boundary. A setpoint of a monitor of an elevated release, e.g., from the stack, may be calculated with the equation.
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h.P    _____
S = 1.06     -                  + Bkg f E(c,. DFs) i The setpoint of a monitor of a ground-level or split-wake release, e.g., from the turbine building vent or the AOG building, may be calculated with the equation E Ci h'P       i S     1.06 f                        k E(c, DFv' i
where S                the alarm setpoint (cpm, mr/hr, or [tCi/cm 3 )
h                monitor response to activity concentration of effluent being monitored, (cpm per gCi/cm3 , mr/hr per [LCi/cm 3 , or jICi/cma per gCi/cm3 )
Ci               relative concentration of noble gas radionuclide i in effluent at the point of monitoring (gCi/cm3 )
X/Q              atmospheric dispersion from point of ground-level or split-wake release to the location of potential exposure (sec/m 3 )
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V DFi            factor   converting   ground-level   or   split-wake  release   of radionuclide i to the total body -dose equivalent rate at the location of potential exposure (mrem)/(yr .uCi/m')
f      =       flow of gaseous effluent stream, i.e., flow past the monitor (ft3/min)
Bkg    =       monitoring instrument background (cpm, mr/hr, or gCi/cm 3 )
3    3        3            3 1.06  =       500 mrem/yr x 60 sec/min x 35.3 ft /m x 1.0 m /1.0 x 106 cm P      =       fraction of allowable limit representing a chosen margin of conservatism in the setpoint (unitless)
Each monitoring channel has a unique response, h, which is determined by the instrument calibration. In order to ensure the correct derivation of a setpoint, the monitor background (Bkg) and the monitor response factor (h) must be in consistent units.
The concentration of each noble gas radionuclide i in a gaseous effluent is determined as discussed in Section 3.2.
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The atmospheric dispersion and the dose conversion factor, DFi' depends upon local conditions. For the purpose of calculating radioactive noble gas effluent monitor alarm setpoints appropriate for Cooper Station, the locations of maximum potential exposure beyond the site and exclusion area boundary and the reference atmospheric dispersion factors applicable to the derivation of setpoints are:
Discharge       Discharge            Receptor Location          Atm. Dispersion Point          Height            Sector       Distance(m)          (sec/m3)
Vent        Ground-Level         NNW              1,150           3.4 x 10.6 or Split-Wake ERP        Elevated                W              1,800           8.2 x 10-8 The applicable dose conversion factors, DFSi and DFVI for deriving setpoints are in Table 3-3.
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3.5 Noble Gas Gamma Radiation Dose Accumulated in Air DSR 3.2.2.1 requires the calculation on a cumulative basis of air dose due to gamma radiation from radioactive noble gas released in gaseous effluents. DLCO 3.2.2, Condition A requires reporting to the NRC when the air dose beyond the site and exclusion area boundary due to noble gas gamma radiation exceeds 5 mrad during any calendar quarter or 10 mrad during any calendar year.
The distribution of radioactive noble gases in gaseous releases and the quantity discharged during an interval of interest are determined as described in Section 3.2.
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The gamma radiation dose to air beyond the site and exclusion area boundary as a consequence of noble gas released from the station will be calculated in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.109, Revision 1, utilizing USNRC Computer Code GASPAR.*
The GASPAR program is routinely used for calculating radiological dose assessments for inclusion in the CNS Radioactive Effluents Release Report.
Site specific parameters input to GASPAR are listed below. These parameters are included in the program calculations and are only changed as conditions and/or situations warrant.
o       Source terms for the intervals of interest o       Fraction of year milch animals are on pasture o       Atmospheric dispersion factors, for specific locations, obtained from annual meteorological data which are used to determine noble gas (gamma and beta) air doses for the following:
        -       Maximum individual site boundary
        -       Maximum individual nearest resident
        -       Maximum individual nearest milch cow
        -       Maximum individual nearest garden o       Population distribution (0 to 50 miles) o       Meat, milk, and vegetable distribution (0 to 50 miles) o       Absolute humidity at Cooper Nuclear Station o       Fraction of the year vegetables are grown o       Fraction of daily feed intake derived from pasture for milch and meat animals
*Quality factor for Tritium reduced from 1.7 to 1.0 per ICRP.
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Alternatively, the gamma radiation dose to air beyond the site and exclusion area boundary as a consequence of noble gas released from the station may be calculated with the equation:
D :='           *9 AYCSi +                     AYJ where D = noble gas gamma dose to air (mrad)
Q..= Z AQ.== cumulative release of noble gas nuclide i from stack ([iCi).
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Q'        ti=E AQcvi    =     cumulative release of noble gas nuclide i from building time                vents (gCi).
(XW            long term average atmospheric dispersion factor for a ground level or
[Q)CV          split wake release (sec/mi).
DSR 3.2.2-1 is satisfied by calculating the noble gas gamma radiation dose to air beyond the site and exclusion area boundary at a point situated at the NNW site boundary, and on the basis of reference* atmospheric dispersion assuming continuous gaseous release. At that location, the reference atmospheric dispersion factor for a vent (ground-level) release is X/Q = 3.4 x 10.6 sec/mi. Appropriate values of Ay.i and Ayv for use in calculating air doses at that location are listed in Table 3-4.
3.6    Noble Gas Beta Radiation Dose Accumulated in Air DLCO 3.2.2 requires that the air dose beyond the site and exclusion area boundary from beta radiation not exceed 10 mrad during any quarter and 20 mrad during any year. DSR 3.2.2-1 requires the air dose to be calculated on a cumulative basis.
The radioactive noble gas distribution and activity discharged are determined as described in &sect; 3.4 herein.
       *Onsite meteorological data for the period July 1, 1976, to June 30, 1977, which was used in the Cooper Station Demonstrated of Compliance with 10 CFR 50, Appendix I, revision 1, January, 1978.
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The beta radiation dose to air beyond the site and exclusion area boundary as a consequence of noble gas released from the station will be calculated in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.109, Revision 1, utilizing USNRC Computer Code GASPAR.*
Alternatively, the beta radiation dose to air beyond the site and exclusion area boundary as a consequence of noble gas released from the station may be calculated with the equation D       (S       X     + Q     IK .Af3 Where D       =      noble gas beta dose, to air (mrad)
(X/Q), =       long-term average atmospheric dispersion factor for stack releases (sec/mr)
Api            factor converting time integrated ground level concentration of noble gas radionuclide i to air dose from beta radiation mrad 3
(&#xfd;Ci sec)/m DSR 3.2.2.1 is satisfied by calculating the noble gas beta radiation dose to air beyond the site and exclusion area boundary at a point situated at the NNW site boundary, and on the basis of reference atmospheric dispersion assuming continuous gaseous discharge. At that location, the reference atmospheric dispersion factors are:
(X/Q). =       1.2 x 10.8 sec/m 3 at the NNW site boundary (X/Q), =       3.4 x 106 sec/m 3 Beta radiation-to-air dose conversion factors, Api, for noble gas radionuclides are listed in Table 3-4.
*Quality factor for Tritium reduced from 1.7 to 1.0 per ICRP.
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3.7    Dose Due to Iodine and Particulates in Gaseous Effluents*
DLCO 3.2.3 requires that radioiodine, and radioactive material in particulate form having half-lives greater than eight days in gaseous effluents released to the area beyond the site and exclusion area boundary cause no more than 7.5 mrem to any organ of a member of the public during any calendar quarter or 15 mrem to an organ of a member of the public during any calendar year. DSR 3.2.3.2 requires the dose to be calculated at least once every 31 days.
Radionuclides other than noble gases or tritium in gaseous effluents that are measured by the sampling and analysis program described in Table D3.2.3-1 are used as the release term in dose calculations. Airborne releases are discharged either via the stack (ERP) as an elevated release or via building vents and treated as a ground level or split-wake release. For each of these release combinations, samples are analyzed weekly, monthly, quarterly, or for a specific release according to Table D3.2.3-1.
Each sample provides a measure of the concentration of specific radionuclides, Ci, in gaseous effluent discharged at flow, Fa, during a time increment At. Thus, each release is quantified according to the relation:
       *The dose to any organ of a person arising from radioactive iodine- 131, iodine- 133, and radioactive material in particulate form having half-lives greater than eight days. Noble gases not considered.
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A QYk =CkFj.At Qk     jJ   i Ffj Atj C~k where   Qik     =     the quantity of radionuclide i released in a given effluent stream based on analysis k (Ci)
Cik           concentration of radionuclide i in gaseous effluent identified by analysis k (Ci/m3 ) or (gCi/cm')
Faj     =     effluent stream discharge rate during time increment At(m 3 /sec)
Atj     =     elapsed time in increment j during which radionuclide i at concentration Ck is being discharged (sec) 3.7.1 GASPAR Method A person may be exposed directly to an airborne concentration of radioactive material discharged in effluent and indirectly via pathways involving deposition of radioactive material onto the ground. Dose estimates account for the separate exposure pathways.
The dose commitment to a person beyond the site and exclusion area boundary associated with a gaseous release, Qik, of radioactive material other than noble gas will be calculated in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.109, Revision 1, utilizing USNRC Computer Code GASPAR.*
The GASPAR program is routinely used for calculating radiological dose assessments.
Site specific parameters input to GASPAR are listed in Section 3.5.
      *Quality factor for Tritium reduced from 1.7 to 1.0 per ICRP.
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3.7.2 Alternate Method Alternatively, the dose commitment to a person beyond the site and exclusion area boundary associated with a gaseous release, Qk, of radioactive material other than noble gas may be calculated with one of the appropriate following equations release via the stack:
Dansk = Q14      TA ai   d             TGeani ( Dse release via a vent:
D.f~  =   1i~ i  Tan (d)         +     TGani(   D)ce where Dank     =     the dose commitment (mrem) to organ n of a person in age group a due to radionuclides identified in analysis k of an elevated (ERP) release where the analysis is one required by Table D3.2.3-1.
Danvk    =     the dose commitment from a vent release (mrem)
TAani    =     factor converting airborne concentration of radionuclide i to dose commitment to organ n of a person in age group a
(  mrem (Ci sec)/m33 TGeani =       factor converting ground deposition of radionuclide i to dose commitment to organ n of a person in age group a exposed via environmental pathway e (mrem/Ci/m2 )
(D/Q) =         relative deposition factor (m"2 )
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(Xd/Q) =       depleted atmospheric dispersion factor (mCi/m' per mCi/sec)
The analysis index k may represent either p, analysis of a grab sample w, a weekly composite analysis m, a monthly composite analysis q, a quarterly composite analysis The dose commitment accumulated by a person beyond the site and exclusion area boundary is computed at least every 31 days, but may be calculated as analytical results of effluent measurements, performed according to Table D3.2.3-1, become available.
The dose is accumulated in the following way.
The dose accumulated as a result of stack discharge is Da. = w D,.s wm     +     Dansm + q Dann as and the dose accumulated as a result of a vent discharge is E         +E           +E Danv    w Danw       m   anvm    q Danvq Doses committed during the same time period due to discharges from the stack and vents are additive, thus:
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When the dose to a person from iodine and particulates discharged in gaseous effluent is calculated as required by DSR 3.2.3.2, appropriate environmental pathways of exposure will be evaluated. The pathway(s) and/or age group(s) selected may vary by season. Appropriate pathway-to-dose transfer factors, A,,.i, are selected for use in calculating the dose.
The dose to a receptor 1.1 miles west of the Station is calculated on the basis of continuous gaseous release and reference meteorological conditions. The reference atmospheric dispersion and deposition factors at that location to be used for assessing compliance with DLCO 3.2.3 are:
(      =   8.1 x 10-8 sec/m 3     (Q)  = 4.6 x 1o-10 M-2
                 =d) 4.4 x lO7 sec/m3       (D)  = 9.5 x 10-10 m_2 The receptor is assumed to drink milk produced by the milch animal which experiences the maximum D/Q. Maximum values of the relative deposition factors for a milch animal located 3.7 miles northwest of the Station, are:.
DQ)    =  1.2 x 10-10 M-2 D      =  3.7x 10-10     -2 40 CFR Part 190. When the dose due to gaseous effluent is calculated for the purpose of evaluating compliance with 40 CFR Part 190 (reference Section 4.2), the dose contributed by tritium is included in the evaluation and is calculated in the following way.
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Since tritium in water vapor is absorbed directly by vegetation, the tritium concentration in growing vegetation is proportional to the airborne concentration rather than to relative deposition as in the case of particulates.        Thus the dose commitment      from    airborne  tritium    via vegetation    (fruit  and vegetables),
air-grass-cow-milk, or air-grass-cow-meat pathways is calculated with the appropriate one(s) of the equations:
for a stack release Dansk = QS   i  Qics p for a vent release Danikv-  gQib         pTAanip 3.8   Dose to a Person from Noble Gases DSR 3.4.1.1 requires the calculation of dose to a member of the public for the purpose of assessing compliance with provisions of 40 CFR Part 190.10(a). That assessment includes the calculation of the gamma dose to the total body and the beta plus gamma dose to the skin of the person due to radioactive noble gases in gaseous effluents.
3.8.1 Gamma Dose to Total Body - GASPAR Method The gamma radiation dose to the whole body of a member of the public as a consequence of noble gas released from the station will be calculated in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.109, Revision 1, utilizing USNRC Computer Code GASPAR.*
      *Quality factor for Tritium reduced from 1.7 to 1.0 per ICRP.
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3.8.1.1 Alternate Method Alternatively, the gamma radiation dose to the whole body of a member of the public as a consequence of noble gas released from the Station may be calculated with the equation:
Dy      (        Pyc    +
where Dy              noble gas gamma dose to total body (mrem)
Pyc            factor converting unit noble gas nuclide i in stack release to total body dose at ground level received from the overhead plume (mrem/.Ci)
PY,            factor converting time integrated, ground level concentration of noble gas nuclide i to air dose from gamma radiation mtrero_
tCi secl m3 When the total body dose due to gamma radiation from noble gas is evaluated as required by DSR 3.4.1.1, the dose to the nearby resident exposed most by all applicable exposure pathways combined is computed. Alternatively, the nearby resident   exposed    to   maximal     ground-level  noble     gas  concentrations (maximum X/Q) may be selected as the receptor. Values by Pycsi and Pyvi for this receptor, 1.1 miles west of the station, appear in Table 3-5.
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3.8.2   Dose to Skin - GASPAR Method The beta radiation dose to the skin of a member of the public due to beta radiation from noble gas released from the station will be calculated in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.109, Revision 1, utilizing USNRC Computer Code GASPAR.*
3.8.2.1 Alternate Method Alternatively, the beta radiation dose to the skin of a member of the public due to beta radiation from noble gas released from the Station may be calculated with the equation DP   = i      s X +                  Sf3 where DP     =     "noble gas beta dose to skin (mrem)
Si3    =      factor converting time integrated ground level concentration of noble gas radionuclide i to skin dose from beta radiation mrem 3
(jiCi sec)/m Values of Spi for noble gases are included in Table 3-5.
When the skin dose due to noble gas beta radiation is evaluated as required by DSR 3.4.1.1, the receptor selected is the nearby resident exposed most via all applicable exposure pathways together. Alternatively, the nearby resident exposed to maximal ground-level concentrations (maximum X/Q) may be selected as the receptor. The location of the latter resident is 1.1 miles west of the station.
        *Quality factor Tritium reduced from 1.7 to 1.0 per ICRP.
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The total dose to the skin from noble gases is approximately equal to the beta radiation dose to the skin plus the gamma radiation dose to the total body.
3.9 Projected Organ Dose Due to Gaseous Effluent DSR 3.2.5.1 and DSR 3.2.4.2 requires organ dose to a member of the public due to radioactive material in air effluent be projected during each month in which radioactive material is released in gaseous effluent without treatment. The purpose is to guide plant personnel in operating the EVTS and the Offgas Treatment System.
The organ dose is projected by calculating the dose to the most exposed organ accumulated during the month to date in accordance with Sections 3.7 and by projecting it for an entire 31 day time by employing the equation:
PD =*31 D X
where:
PD     =      projected organ dose to a member of the public (mrem) 31            number of days over which dose is projected X             number of days to date during the projection period D      =      dose accumulated to the most exposed organ of a member of the public during the month to date (mrem).
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3.10 Dose Rate Due to Tritium, lodines, and Particulates in Gaseous Effluents DLCO 3.2.1.b requires that the dose rate to any body organ created by the release of tritium, radioiodines, and radioactive material in particulate form having half-lives greater than eight days, shall not exceed 1500 mrem/yr. DSR 3.2.1.1 requires the dose rate to be calculated at least once every 31 days.
The dose equivalent rate from tritium, iodine, and radionuclides in particulate form in airborne effluent due to exposure by inhalation plus tritium absorption through the skin may be calculated for each discharge point by using the following equations. For effluent from an elevated release point, i.e., stack discharge above building wake, the equation is:
Dans     10-6 E E                   _X Aearn TE-TB kB i Q~k1 For effluent from a ground-level release point, i.e., a building vent, the equation is:
any   TE-TB k i         vk'           A Dose rates from separate release points may be combined to give Dan =Dans +    V)
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Dans)Danv     =     dose equivalent commitment rate due to radioactive particulates, iodine, and tritium from an elevated release and a ground-level release respectively (mrem/hr)
                       =     quantity of radionuclide i released in a given effluent stream, either elevated or ground-level, based on analysis k (uCi) during discharge time increment TB to TE (hr)
TE            =     ending time of effluent discharge TB            =     beginning time of effluent discharge TE-TB         =     effluent averaging time (hr)
SJ/Q) , Y/Q)  =     atmospheric dispersion from an elevated or a ground-level release respectively to ground-level at the receptor (uCi/m3 per uCi/sec)
TAeam               factor converting airborne concentration of radionuclide i to dose commitment to organ n of a person in age group a and where e represents exposure via inhalation (mrem (Ci sec)/m3) 10.6         =     conversion, lO6 Ci/gCi I
The analysis index, k, may represent either a grab sample, an integrated (continuous) sample, or a composite sample of an effluent. In turn, each sample represents certain radionuclides in the effluent during the time increment represented by the sample.
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4.0 Dose Commitment From Releases Over Extended Time 4.1      Releases During A Quarter An annual assessment of radiation doses arising from liquid and gaseous effluents from the Station during each calendar quarter is required. The assessment includes the following calculations of doses for
: 1. total body and maximally exposed organ doses due to liquid effluent via drinking water and eating fish from the river as in &sect; 2.6.
: 2. total body and maximally exposed organ doses due to gaseous effluents* other than noble gases and tritium as in &sect; 3.7.
: 3. doses to air offsite due to noble gas y as in &sect; 3.5 and due to noble gas
* as in
               &sect; 3.6.
The dose calculations are based on liquid and gaseous effluents from the Station during each calendar quarter determined in accord with Tables D3. 1.1-1 and D3.2.3-1.
*radioactive iodine-131, iodine-133, and radioactive material in particulate form, having half-lives greater than eight days.
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Aqueous concentration is estimated according to 2.2 on the basis of quarterly averaged stream flow or stream flow during discharge.         If practical, quarterly averaged meteorological conditions concurrent with the quarterly gaseous release being evaluated are used to estimate atmospheric dispersion and deposition. Otherwise, the quarterly dose commitment due to gaseous effluent will be calculated using either reference meteorology or annual averaged meteorology during the year in which the release occurred.
The receptor of the dose is described such that the dose to any resident near the Station is unlikely to be underestimated. That is, the receptor is selected on the basis of the combination of applicable pathways of exposure to gaseous effluent identified in the annual land use census and maximum ground level X/Q at the residence.
Conditions (i.e., location, X/Q, andlor pathways) more conservative (i.e. expected to yield higher calculated doses) than appropriate for the maximally exposed individual may be assumed in the dose assessment.
Seasonal appropriateness of exposure pathways may be considered. Exposure by eating fresh vegetation or drinking milk from cows or goats fed fresh forage is an inappropriate assumption during the first or fourth calendar quarter; rather consumption of stored vegetation and stored forage is ordinarily assumed.
Similarly, the liquid effluent-river-fish-man pathway is not ordinarily assumed during the winter quarter.
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Factors converting stack-released noble gas to gamma radiation dose from the overhead plume are calculated on the basis of reference meteorological data for the receptor location.
4.2 Releases During 12 Months The regulation governing the maximum allowable dose or dose commitment to a member of the public from all uranium fuel cycle sources of radiation and radioactive material in the environment is stated in 40 CFR Part 190.10(a). It requires that the dose or dose commitment to a member of the public from all sources not exceed 75 mrem/yr to the thyroid or 25 mrem/yr to the total body or any other organ.
DSR 3.4.1.1 requires calculation of the dose at least once per year to assess compliance with the regulation. If conditions warrant, according to provisions of DLCO 3.4.1, an assessment -may be made for a portion of a calendar year.
Fuel cycle sources and nuclear power reactors other than the Station itself do not measurably or significantly increase the radioactivity concentration in the vicinity of the Station; therefore, only radiation and radioactivity in the environment attributable to the Station itself are considered in the assessment of compliance with 40 CFR Part 190.
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The dose to a member of the public which is due to exposure to radioactive material in liquid and gaseous effluents from the station are ordinarily calculated while the dose attributable to irradiation is evaluated with environmental radiation dosimetry.
The receptor of the dose is selected on the basis of the combination of applicable pathways of exposure to gaseous effluent identified in the annual land use census and minimum atmospheric dispersion factor (maximum ground level X/Q) at his residence.
The receptor is described such that the dose to any resident near the Station is not likely to be underestimated. Conditions more conservative than appropriate for the maximally exposed (real) person may be assumed in the dose assessment.
4.2.1 Calculated Doses Doses to a member of the public are calculated on the basis of liquid and gaseous effluents from the station determined in accord with Tables D3.1.1-1 and D3.2.3-1.
Contributions to the dose due to liquid and gaseous effluent are calculated as described by the equation for:
: 1. Total body and maximally exposed organ doses due to liquid effluent via drinking water and eating fish from the river as in &sect; 2.6.
: 2. Total body dose due to noble gas y as in &sect; 3.8.1.
: 3. Skin dose due to noble gas 3 as in &sect; 3.8.2.
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: 4. total body and maximally exposed organ doses due to gaseous effluents* other than noble gases as in &sect; 3.7.
Aqueous radioactive material concentrations are estimated according to &sect; 2.2 on the basis of annual averaged stream flow.
Atmospheric dispersion, deposition, and if calculated, exposure by irradiation from airborne emitters are based on annual averaged meteorological conditions during the year evaluated or, alternatively, on reference meteorological conditions. In the event a portion of the year is examined, average meteorology for the period examined may be used in lieu of annual averaged or reference meteorology data.
Factors converting stack-released noble gas to gamma radiation dose from the overhead plume are calculated on the basis of annual averaged meteorological data for the receptor location.
*radioactive iodine, tritium, and radioactive material in particulate form having half-lives greater than eight days.
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4.2.2 Environmental Measurements When assessing compliance with 40 CFR 190, Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program results may be used to indicate actual radioactivity levels in the environment attributable to CNS as an alternate to calculating the concentrations from radioactive effluent measurements. The measured environmental activity levels may thus be used to supplement the evaluation of doses to real persons for assessing compliance with 40 CFR 190.
The dose to a member of the public due to irradiation (external exposure to gamma radiation) from the station and station effluents will be estimated with the aid of environmental TLD, PIC, or similar environmental dosimetry. Thiswill be done by examining     the annual dosimetry data for a statistical difference            between measurements near the station and background measurements.                 Alternatively, irradiation attributable to station effluents may be calculated by methods referenced earlier in this section.
The person most exposed to radiation and radioactive material in effluent from Cooper Station is expected to live within ten miles of the Station. Although the Station is in a rural area, the maximum personal exposure due to airborne effluent almost certainly occurs to a resident within three or four miles of it. Since the nearest public water intake downstream of Cooper Station in the Missouri River is about 85 miles, radioactive liquid effluent contamination of potable water is not foreseen to be significant. The other liquid effluent pathway of potential significance, via fish taken from the river, would be evaluated when assessing compliance with 40 CFR 190 only in the event that a significant increase in fishing downstream in the river near the Station occurs during the previous 12 months. Fishing within about ten miles 8/26/99

downstream of the Station is considered to be nonexistent during the first quarter and negligible during the remainder of the year. In the event the fish pathway is evaluated to assess compliance with 40 CFR 190, the fish would be taken from the river within ten miles downstream of the Station.
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5.0 Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program 5.1 Environmental Sampling Program DSR 4.1.1 requires a minimum radiological environmental monitoring program to be conducted as described in Table D4.1-1 of that document. APPENDIX C of the ODAM provides a numerical listing of the active sample stations along with a description of the sample types, locations, and maps showing their approximate location.
A radiological environmental monitoring program, approved by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) was initiated at CNS before initial criticality was attained on February 21, 1974. The program monitors radiation levels in the air, terrestrial, and aquatic environments. Most samples are collected by Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) personnel. However, all samples are shipped for analysis to a contractor's laboratory where there exists the special facilities required for measurements of extremely low levels of radioactivity.
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Atmosphere Vent                                                                                       EVTS EVIS Turbine Building Figure 3-1 Gaseous Effluent Streams. Treatment and Monitoring Euilpment, and Discharge Points.,
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TO DISCHARGE CANAL
* FIGURE 3.1, - LIQUID EFFLUENT STREAM, TREATMENT AND MONITORING, AND DISCHARGE POINT.
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Table 3-1 Atmospheric Gaseous Release Points at the Cooper Nuclear Generating Station Combined Radwaste-      Elevated Reactor                    Turbine                    Augmented Radwaste      Release Structure                  Building                   Building                   Building                Point Number of Ducts            1                          4                          1                       1 Duct Size (inches)         96" x 48"                  48" x 96"                  72" I.D.                14" I.D.
Height of Vent (feet       15                         1.3                        Horizontal discharge at 325 (above grade) above roof)                                                                      rooftop Flow Rate (cfm)            73405                      50710(a)                   67070                   3000 Flow Velocity (fps)        3.82                       26.4                       39.5                    46.7 Exhaust - Winter           70                         70                         70                      60 Temp. (IF) - Summer        90                         90                         90                      90 Release Mode               Partial Elevated           Ground Level              Ground Level             Elevated (a)    Data given is for one operating fan. Multiply data by total number of fans in operation.
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Table 3-2 Computed Release of Radioactive Noble Gases In Gaseous Effluent From Cooper Nuclear Station Stack Release                   PlantVents Release Nuclide       (Ci/yr)            Fraction          (Ci/yr)          Fraction Kr-83m            3.60E+01           8.38E-03          0                0 Kr-85m            6.50E+01            1.51E-02         7.10E+01          1.14E-02 Kr-85             2.OOE+02           4.66E-02          0                0 Kr-87             2.13E+02           4.96E-02          1.33E+02          2.13E-02 Kr-88             2.13E+02           4.96E-02          2.33E+02         3.74E-02 Kr-89             1.OOE+03           2.33E-01          0                0 Xe-133m           3.00E 00           6.99E-04          0                0 Xe-133            1.51E+02           3.52E-02          2.63E+03         4.22E-01 Xe- 135m          7.20E+01            1.68E-02         6.96E+02          1. 12E-01 Xe-135            2.64E+02           6.15E-02          1.06E+03          1.70E-01 Xe-137            1.20E+03           2.79E-01          0                0 Xe-138            8.77E+02           2.04E-01          1.41E+03          2.26E-01 Total             4294.               1.0              6233.             1.0 Releases computed by BWR-GALE for Cooper Station Base Case gaseous radwaste treatment.
The release rate (Cilyr) is included only to show the basis of the radionuclide distribution. To estimate the concentrations of radionuclides in a sample in which only the total radioactivity has been measured, multiply the total activity concentration by the, fraction of respective radionuclides listed above.
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Table 3-3 Dose Conversion Factors for Deriving Radioactive Noble Gas Effluent Monitor Setpoints Radionuclide               Factor DF8 1       for Stack Releasea     Factor DFvfor Ground-Le&#xfd;vel or Split-Wake Release (mrem)/(yr "iCi/sec)a          mrem/ptCia        (mrem)/(yr -,Ci/m3)
Kr-83m                       3.5E-9                  1.1E-16         7.56 E-2 Kr-85m                       1.2E-4                  3.8E- 12        1.17 E3 Kr-85                        1.7E-6                  5.5E- 14        1.61 El Kr-87                        5. 1E-4                 1.6E-11         5.92 E3 Kr-88                        1.4E-3                  4.4E-11         1.47 E4 Kr-89                        6.6E-4                  2.1E-11         1.66 E4 Kr-90                                                                1.56 E4 Xe-131m                      3.1E-5                  9.7E-13         9.15 E1 Xe-133m                      2.3E-5                  7.3E- 13        2.51 E2 Xe-133                       2.5E-5                  8.OE-13         2.94 E2 Xe-135m                      2.5E-4                  7.8E- 12        3.12 E3 Xe-135                       1.9E-4                  6.OE-12         1.81 E3 Xe-137                       5.4E-5                  1.7E-12         1.42 E3 Xe- 138                      8.OE-4                  2.5E-11         8.83 E3 Xe-139                       1.6E-5                  5.2E- 13        5.02 E3 Ar-41                        9.7E-4                  3.1E-11         8.84 E3 aBased on reference meteorology; applicable at the site boundary, 1,250 meters NNW of the ERP.
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Table 3-4 Transfer Factors for Maximum Dose To A Person Beyond The Site And Exclusion Area Boundary Due To Radioactive Noble Gases Radionuclide                    Dose Transfer Factors a
I Aycsi           Ayvi          Api mrad            mrad           mrad I-j'-          Ci sec/lm 3   Ti seclm' Kr-83m                2.6E- 14         6. 1E-7      9.13E-6 Kr-85m                4.OE- 12         3.9E-5       6.24E-5 Kr-85                 5.8E- 14         5.4E-7       6.18E-5 Kr-87                  1.7E-11         2.OE-4       3.26E-4 Kr-88                 4.6E-11          4.8E-4       9.28E-5 Kr-89                 2.2E-11          5.5E-4        3.36E-4 Kr-90                                  5.2E-4       2.48E-4 Xe-131m                1.1E-11         4.9E-6       3.52E-5 Xe-133m               8.7E-13          1.OE-5        4.69E-5 Xe-133                9.OE-13          1.1E-5        3.33E-5 Xe-135m               8.3E- 12         1.1E-4        2.34E-5 Xe-135                 6.3E-12         6. 1E-5       7.79E-5 Xe-137                 1.8E-12         4.8E-5        4.02E-4 Xe-138                 2.7E-11         2.9E-4        1.51E-4 2.9E-4        1.0 4E-4 Ar-41                  3.2E-11 aDose at NNW site boundary 8/26/99

Table 3-5 Transfer Factors for Maximum Dose To A Person Beyond Site and Exclusion Area Boundary Due To Radioactive Noble Gases Radionuclide                      Dose Transfer Factors Pycsi a,b Py vi         Spi I
mrem            mrem          mrem jiCi sec/mr3   -Ci sec/m3 Kr-83m                  1.6E-16           2.4E-9 Kr-85m                  2.4E-12           3.7E-5       4.6E-5 Kr-85                   3.OE-14           5.1E-7       4.2E-5 Kr-87                   7.9E- 12          1.9E-4       3.1E-4 Kr-88                   2.3E-11           4.7E-4       7.5E-5 Kr-89                   6.7E-12           5.3E-4      3.2E-4 Kr-90                                     4.9E-4       2.3E-4 Xe- 13 im               7.7E-13           2.9E-6       1.5E-5 Xe- 133m                5.9E-13           8.OE-6       3. 1E-5 Xe-133                  6.9E-13           9.3E-6       9.7E-6 Xe-135m                 3.3E- 12          9.9E-5       2.3E-5 Xe-135                  3.7E- 12          5.7E-5       5.9E-5 Xe-137                  5.1E-13           4.5E-5       3.9E-4 Xe-138                  1.2E-11           2.8E-4       1.3E-4 Ar-41                   1.5E-11           2.8E-4       8.5E-5
'Receptor located at 1.1 miles west of Station
'Based on reference meteorology at Cooper Station 8/26/99

APPENDIX A (DELETED)
A-1    1/27/89

APPENDIX B REFERENCE METEOROLOGICAL DATA Reference meteorological measurements were at Cooper Station during the period from July 1, 1976, through June 30, 1977. The summary data and the computer code, PUFF, were used to generate tables of reference values of X/Q, depleted X/Q, and D/Q herein.
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UNDEPLETED MEAN RELATIVE CONCENTRATION (sec/mr)
ELEVATED RELEASE POINT - STANDARD DISTANCES COOPER NUCLEAR STATION NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT DISTANCE (miles)
SECTOR    .5      1.5       2.5        3.5        4.5     7.5     15. 25. 35. 45.
NNE    6.7E-09 2.3E.08   2.2E-08    1.8E-08    1.5E-08 1.9E-08 5.8E-09 4.7E-09 3.OE-09 1.8E-09 NE     6.1E-09 1.4E-08   1.4E-08    1.3E-08    1.1E-08 1.5E-08 6.9E-09 2.7E-09 2.4E-09 1.8E-09 ENE    7.OE-09 1.4E-08   1.4E-08    1.2E-08    9.3E-09 1.3E-08 2.9E-09 3.7E-09 1.5E-09 9.4E-10 E      6.5E-09 1.4E-08   1.3E-08    1.2E-08    9.5E-09 1.5E-08 4.OE-09 2.3E-09 1.3E-09 3.OE-10 ESE    5.2E-09 1.2E-08   1.OE-08   9.8E-09     7.9E-09 7.3E-09 4.1E-09 1.8E-09 1.2E-09 6.3E-10 SE     8.2E-09 1.9E-08   1.6E-08    1.4E-08    1.2E-08 1.OE-08 3.7E-09 1.6E-09 1.3E-09 6.5E-10 SSE    1.1E-08 3.2E-08   2.3E-08   2.OE-08     3.4E-08 2.6E-08 6.1E-09 2.2E-09 2.3E-09 1.2E-09 S      1.9E-08 3.4E-08   3.3E-08   2.6E-08     2.5E-08 1.6E-08 4.8E-09 2.4E-09 1.4E-09 1.1E-09 SSW    1.OE-08 4.3E-08   1.7E-08    1.7E-08    1.4E-08 9.5E-09 2.5E-09 1.2E-09 9.9E-10 5.1E-10 SW     4.4E-09 5.OE-08   1.7E-08    1.1E-08    1.1E-08 9.3E-09 3.1E-09 1.5E-09 9.4E-10 7.3E-10 WSW    4.1E-09 6.6E-08   3.2E-08   2.8E-08     1.2E-08 6.6E-09 4.1E-09 1.6E-09 1.1E-09 5.OE-10 W      5.6E-09 6.8E-08   3.8E-08   2.2E-08     1.8E-08 6.4E-09 4.1E-09 1.3E-09 8.2E-10 4.9E-10 WNW    6.1E-09 8.OE-08   5.2E-08   3.4E-08     2.1E-08 9.5E-09 3.2E-09 1.6E-09 1.OE-09 6.6E-10 NW     4.8E-09 8.8E-08   7.4E-08   5.2E-08     3.3E-08 1.4E-08 7.2E-09 3.4E-09 1.9E-09 1.3E-09 NNW    8.4E-09 2.7E-08   7.9E-08   6.9E-08     2.2E-08 2.1E-08 5.5E-09 3.1E-09 2.2E-09 1.6E-09 N      7.5E-09 3.5E-08   3.3E-08   2.5E-08     2.OE-08 1.6E-08 6.8E-09 5.2E-09 3.4E-09 1.1E-09 B-2

UNDEPLETED MEAN RELATIVE CONCENTRATION (sec/m3 )
GROUND LEVEL RELEASE POINT - STANDARD DISTANCES COOPER NUCLEAR STATION NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT DISTANCE (miles)
SECTOR    .5      1.5      2.5        3.5        4.5     7.5     15. 25. 35. 45.
NNE    3.2E-06 5.5E-07  2.2E-07    1.5E-07    8.OE-08 4.4E-08 1.2E-08 4.9E-09 3.2E-09 2.4E-09 NE     2.OE-06 3.3E-07  1.8E-07    1.2E-07    6.1E-08 3.1E-08 9.2E-09 4.1E-09 2.6E-09 1.4E-09 ENE    272E-06 2.9E-07  1.5E-07   8.1E-08     5.4E-08 2.OE-08 7.4E-09 3.1E-09 1.6E-09 8.OE-10 E      2.2E-06 3.1E-07  1.5E-07    7.2E-08    5.5E-08 2.3E-08 6.3E-09 3.1E-09 1.8E-09 9.6E-10 ESE    2.4E-06 3.9E-07  1.5E-07    7.8E-08    5.7E-08 2.7E-08 7.4E-09 2.6E-09 1.3E-09 8.1E-10 SE     2.4E-06 3.9E-07  1.6E-07    1.2E-07    6.1E-08 2.5E-08 6.5E-09 1.8E-09 L.OE-09 7.8E-10 SSE    3.8E-06 6.OE-07  2.6E-07    1.5E-07    9.6E-08 4.2E-08 8.7E-09 2.8E-09 1.7E-09 1.2E-09 S      4.6E-06 8.1E-07  3.7E-07   2.OE-07     1.4E-07 6.6E-08 1.8E-08 6.4E-09 3.6E-09 2.1E-09 SSW    2.6E-06 5.OE-07  2.1E-07    1.1E-07    8.4E-08 5.5E-08 5.6E-09 1.5E-09 8.2E-10 4.8E-10 SW     1.9E-06 2.6E-07  1.8E-07   8.1E-08     6.2E-08 2.OE-08 5.2E-09 1.OE-09 3.9E-10 2.5E-10 WSW    2.OE-06 2.8E-07  1.7E-07   9.OE-08     6.4E-08 1.7E-08 3.6E-09 1.3E-09 7.4E-10 5.1E-10 W      1.6E-06 3.7E-07  1.4E-07    1.OE-07    6.5E-08 1.9E-08 6.1E-09 2.4E-09 1.1E-09 6.OE-10 WNW    3.1E-06 4.9E-07  2.2E-07    1.2E-07    1.OE-07 3.7E-08 1.OE-08 4.1E-09 2.1E-09 1.2E-09 NW     4.9E-06 7.8E-07  3.4E-07   2.2E-07     1.3E-07 6.5E-08 1.9E-08 5.OE-09 2.8E-09 2.OE-09 NNW    6.1E-06 9.7E-07  4.1E-07   2.5E-07     1.7E-07 9.5E-08 2.9E-08 1.2E-08 5.8E-09 1.6E-09 N      5.2E-06 8.9E-07  3.9E-07   2.2E-07     1.6E-07 7.4E-08 2.4E-08 1.1E-08 6.1E-09 3.5E-09 B-3

DEPLETED MEAN RELATIVE CONCENTRATION (sec/m3 )
ELEVATED RELEASE POINT - STANDARD DISTANCES COOPER NUCLEAR STATION NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT DISTANCE (miles)
SECTOR    .5      1.5       2.5        3.5        4.5     7.5     15. 25. 35. 45.
NNE    6.6E-09 2.2E-08   2.1E-08    1.7E-08    1.5E-08 1.8E-08 5.4E-09 4.5E-09 2.8E-09 1.6E-09 NE     6.OE-09 1.4E-08   1.4E-08    1.3E-08    1.1E-08 1.5E-08 6.5E-09 2.5E-09 2.2E-09 1.7E-09 ENE    6.9E-09 1.3E-08   1.4E-08    1.1E-08    8.8E-09 1.3E-08 2.7E-09 3.5E-09 1.4E-09 8.6E-10 E      6.4E-09 1.3E-08   1.3E-08    1.1E-08    9.OE-09 1.5E-08 3.9E-09 2.2E-09 1.2E-09 2.6E-10 ESE    5.1E-09 1.1E-08   1.OE-08   9.5E-09     7.6E-09 6.9E-09 3.9E-09 1.6E-09 1.1E-09 5.6E-10 SE     8.1E-09 1.9E-08   1.6E-08    1.3E-08    1.1E-08 9.6E-08 3.4E-09 1.4E-09 1.1E-09 5.5E- 10 SSE    1.1E-08 3.1E-08   2.3E-08   2.OE-08     3.3E-08 2.5E-08 5.6E-09 1.9E-09 2.OE-09 9.8E-10 S      1.9E-08 3.3E-08   3.2E-08   2.5E-08     2.4E-08 1.6E-08 4.4E-09 2.OE-09 1.1E-09 8.3E-10 SSW    1.0E-08 4.3E-08   1.7E-08    1.6E-08    1.4E-08 9.OE-09 2.3E-09 1.OE-09 8.6E-10 4.2E-10 SW     4.3E-09 4.9E-08   1.6E-08    1.1E-08    1.OE-08 9.OE-09 2.9E-09 1.4E-09 8.4E-10 6.4E- 10 WSW    4.OE-09 6.6E-08   3.2E-08    1.7E-08    1.1E-08 6.3E-09 3.9E-09 1.5E-09 9.5E-10 4.2E-10 W      5.5E-09 6.8E-08   3.7E-08   2.1E-08     1.7E-08 6.OE-09 3.8E-09 1.1E-09 6.8E-10 4.OE-10 WNW    6.OE-09 7.9E-08   5.1E-08   3.3E-08     2.1E-08 9.OE-09 3.OE-09 1.4E-09 8.8E-10 5.5E-10 NW     4.7E-09 8.7E-08   7.3E-08   5.1E-08     3.2E-08 1.3E-08 6.9E-09 3.1E-09 1.7E-09 1.2E-09 NNW    8.3E-09 2.6E-08   7.8E-08   6.8E-08     2.1E-08 2.1E-08 5.1E-09 2.8E-09 2.OE-09 1.5E-09 N      7.3E-09 3.5E-08   3.2E-08   2.4E-08     1.9E-08 1.5E-08 6.3E-09 4.8E-09 3.1E-09 9.4E-10 B-4

DEPLETED MEAN RELATIVE CONCENTRATION (sec/m3 )
GROUND LEVEL RELEASE POINT - STANDARD DISTANCES COOPER NUCLEAR STATION NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT DISTANCE (miles)
SECTOR    .5      1.5       2.5        3.5        4.5     7.5     15. 25. 35.      45.
NNE    2.8E-06 4.5E-07   1.7E-07    1.1E-07    6.1E-08 3.2E-08 7.8E-09 2.7E-09 1.6E-09  L.1E-09 NE     1.7E-06 2.8E-07   1.4E-07   9.1E-08     4.6E-08 2.2E-08 5.7E-09 2.2E-09 1.2E-09  5.6E-10 ENE    1.9E-06 2.4E-07   1.2E-07   6.2E-08     4.OE-08 1.4E-08 4.7E-09 1.7E-09 7.7E-10  3.3E-10 E      1.9E-06 2.5E-07   1.2E-07   5.5E-08     4.1E-08 1.6E-08 3.9E-09 1.5E-09 8.3E-10  3.9E-10 ESE    2.1E-06 3.2E-07   1.2E-07   6.OE-08     4.3E-08 1.9E-08 4.6E-09 1.5E-09 6.3E-10  3.9E- 10 SE     2.1E-06 3.2E-07   1.3E-07   9.OE-08     4.6E-08 1.7E-08 3.9E-09 9.5E-10 5.OE-10  3.6E-10 SSE    3.3E-06 5.0E-07   2.1E-07    1.2E-07    7.3E-08 3.OE-08 5.4E-09 1.6E-09 8.5E-10  5.2E-10 S      4.OE-06 6.7E-07   3.OE-07    1.6E-07    1.1E-07 4.8E-08 1.2E-08 3.7E-09 1.9E-09  9.4E-10 SSW    2.3E-06 4.2E-07   1.7E-07   8.1E-08     6.3E-08 3.9E-09 3.4E-09 8.4E-10 4.2E-10  2.lE-10 SW     1.7E-06 2.2E-07   1.4E-07   6.1E-08     4.5E-08 1.4E-08 3.1E-09 5.8E-10 1.8E-10  1.1E-10 WSW    1.7E-06 2.3E-07   1.4E-07   6.8E-08     4.7E-08 1.2E-08 2.1E-09 7.OE-10 3.8E-10, 2.5E-10 W      1.4E-06 3.OE-07   1.1E-07   7.7E-08     4.8E-08 1.3E-08 3.7E-09 1.2E-09 5.OE-10  2.7E-10 WNW    2.7E-06 4.OE-07   1.7E-07   9.2E-08     7.6E-08 2.7E-08 6.3E-09 2.3E-09 1.OE-09  5.8E-10 NW     4.1E-06 6.5E-07   2.7E-07    1.7E-07    1.OE-07 4.7E-08 1.2E-08 2.9E-09 1.5E-09  9.3E-10 NNW    5.4E-06 8.1E-07   3.3E-07    1.9E-07    1.3E-07 6.9E-08 1.9E-08 6.5E-09 3.OE-09  7.6E-10 N      4.6E-06 7.5E-07   3.1E-07    1.7E-07    1.3E-07 5.4E-08 1.5E-08 5.9E-09 3.OE-09  1.6E-09 B-5

MEAN RELATIVE DEPOSITION (m-')
ELEVATED RELEASE POINT - STANDARD DISTANCES COOPER NUCLEAR STATION NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT DISTANCE (miles)
SECTOR    .5      1.5        2.5        3.5        4.5     7.5     15. 25. 35. 45.
NNE    2.6E-10 3.OE-10    1.8E-10    1.3E-10    9.2E-11 5.7E-11 2.3E-11 1.3E-11 8.1E-12 5.8E-12 NE     1.9E-10 2.OE-10    1.2E-10   8.2E-11     6.1E-11 4.OE-11 1.6E-11 8.3E-12 6.OE-12 3.8E-12 ENE    1.4E-10 1.4E-10   8.7E-11    6.2E-11     4.5E-11 2.9E-11 1.1E-11 5.7E-12 3.8E-12 2.6E-12 E      9.6E-11 9.5E-11   6.4E-11    4.6E-11     3.6E-11 2.3E-11 7.6E-12 3.7E-12 2.5E-12 8.5E-13 ESE    7.7E-11 1.OE-10   6.6E-11    4.8E-11     3.8E-11 2.3E-11 1.2E-11 5.2E-12 3.5E-12 2.OE-12 SE     2.3E-10 2.3E-10    1.4E-10    1.OE-10    7.5E.11 4.OE-11 1.7E-11 7.5E-12 4.8E-12 3.3E-12 SSE    4.2E-10 4.5E-10   2.6E-10     1.7E-10    1.6E-10 7.7E.11 3.3E-11 1.6E-11 1.1E-11 7.6E-12 S      6.4E-10 5.1E-10   3.OE-10    2.OE-10     1.5E-10 7.2E-11 2.9E-11 1.6E-11 1.1E-11 6.7E-12 SSW    3.OE-10 3.4E-10   1.4E-10    9.7E-11     7.2E-11 3.5E-11 1.3E-11 6.5E-12 4.9E-12 2.6E-12 SW     7.9E-11 2.1E-10   8.4E-11    5.OE-11     4.OE-11 2.1E-11 7.4E-12 3.8E-12 2.4E-12 1.8E-12 WSW    5.7E-11 2.3E-10   1.OE-10    6.2E-11     4.3E-11 2.3E-11 8.5E-12 4.3E-12 2.7E-12 1.8E-12 W      1.OE-10 3.4E-10   1.6E-10    9.8E-11     6.9E-11 2.9E-11 1.3E-11 6.2E-12 3.4E-12 2.OE-12 WNW    1.2E-10 4.1E-10   2.1E-10     1.3E-10    8.3E-11 3.9E-11 1.4E;i1 7.OE-12 4.1E-12 2.6E-12 NW     1.2E-10 3.8E-10   2.1E-10     1.3E-10    8.2E.11 4.1E-11 1.7E-11 1.OE-11 6.3E-12 3.9E-12 NNW    2.3E-10 2.6E-10   3.OE-10    2.OE-10     1.1E-10 6.OE-11 2.1E-11 1.1E-11 6.1E-12 3.9E-12 N      2.5E-10 3.7E-10   2.3E-10     1.5E-10    1.2E-10 7.1E-11 2.9E-11 1.7E-11 1.3E-11 5.2E-12 B-6

MEAN RELATIVE DEPOSITION (m"2 )
GROUND LEVEL RELEASE POINT - STANDARD DISTANCES COOPER NUCLEAR STATION NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT DISTANCE (miles)
SECTOR     .5     1.5      2.5       3.5        4.5     7.5     15. 25. 35. 45.
NNE    8.OE-09 1.2E-09  5.2E-10   3.1E-10    2.OE-10 9.9E-11 3.3E-11 1.6E-11 9.6E-12 6.OE-12 NE     5.1E-09 7.6E-10  3.4E-10  2.OE-10     1.3E-10 6.9E-11 2.4E-11 1.1E-11 6.7E-12 4.1E-12 ENE    4.OE-09 6.1E-10  2.7E-10   1.6E-10    1.1E-10 4.8E-11 2.0E-11 7.6E-12 3.9E-12 2.5E-12 E      4.OE-09 6.1E-10  2.8E-10   1.6E-10    1.1E-10 5.OE-11 1.8E-11 8.OE-12 4.2E-12 2.3E-12 ESE    5.3E-09 8.2E-10  3.5E-10  2.OE-10     1.4E-10 6.7E-11 2.1E-11 9.6E-12 5.6E-12 3.8E-12 SE     6.4E-09 9.6E-10  3.9E-10  2.4E-10     1.6E-10 7.1E-11 2.5E-11 1.1E-11 6.8E-12 4.1E-12 SSE    1.OE-08 1.5E-09  6.1E-10  3.5E-10     2.3E-10 1.1E-10 3.9E-11 1.8E-11 1.1E-11 6.5E-12 S      8.7E-09 1.4E-09  5.8E-10  3.3E-10     2.3E-10 1.1E-10 4.OE-11 1.8E-11 1.OE-11 6.3E-12 SSW    3.7E-09 6.OE-10  2.6E-10   1.5E-10    1.OE-10 5.9E-11 1.5E-11 5.OE-12 3.OE-12 1.8E-12 SW     2.9E-09 4.4E-10  2.2E-10   1.2E-10    8.3E-11 3.5E-11 1.1E-11 3.OE-12 1.4E-12 8.7E-13 WSW    2.8E-09 4.6E-10  2.2E-10   1.3E-10    9.OE-11 3.7E-11 1.1E-11 4.2E-12 2.2E-12 1.4E-12 W      3.6E-09 5.9E-10  2.6E-10   1.5E-10    1.OE-10 4.6E-11 1.7E-11 6.9E-12 3.8E-12 2.2E-12 WNW    5.6E-09 8.7E-10  3.8E-10  2.3E-10     1.6E-10 7.3E-11 2.5E-11 1.OE-11 6.2E-12 3.8E-12 NW     lOE-W08 1.6E-09  6.8E-10  4.1E-10     2.7E-10 1.3E-10 4.5E-11 1.8E-11 1.1E-11 6.8E-12 NNW    1.1E-08 1.6E-09  6.9E-10  4.1E-10     2.8E-10 1.4E-10 5.2E-11 2.3E-11 1.3E-11 5.2E-12 N      1.2E-08 1.9E-09  8.1E-10  4.6E-10     3.2E-10 1.5E-10 5.8E-11 2.7E-11 1.7E-11 1.OE-11 B-7

APPENDIX C ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION MONITORING PROGRAM Appendix C contains the active environmental sampling stations for the Environmental Radiation Monitoring Program at Cooper Nuclear Station. Included in this appendix is a description of each sample and sample station along with maps showing the approximate location of each sampling station.
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REMP SAMPLE STATION DESCRIPTION SAMPLE TYPES AND SAMPLE LOCATIONS (See Sample Station Locations Map - Figures C-1 and C-2)
Sample Station(a) Sample Description - Type and Location No. 1      Type: (1)     Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:     Outside the northwest edge of fence, east of the gate to the LLRW storage pad on the CNS site, NW%, S32, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 2      Type:  (1)    Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:     On north side of county road access to the south portion of the CNS site, SW1/4A, S32, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 3      Type: (1)     Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:     Located on the north side of the Brownville State Recreation Park access road near water gauging station, SE%, S18, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 4      Type: (1)     Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:     Located /2 mile south of Phelps City, Missouri, on west side of Highway "U," NE%, S2, T64N, R42W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 5      Type: (1)     Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:     One-fourth mile south and % mile east of Langdon, Missouri, on north side of road, west of railroad tracks, SW%, S18, T64N, R41W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 6      Type: (1)     Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:     One mile west of the end of Missouri State Highway "U," SW corner of the intersection, NW1/4, S34, T64N, R42W, Atchison County, Missouri.
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Sample Station Sample Description - Type and Location No. 7   Type: (1)    Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)   Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One-quarter mile east of Highway 67 at Nemaha on north side of road, SW%, S6, T4N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 8   Type: (1)    Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)   Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One-half mile north, % mile west and % mile north of Nemaha on west side of road adjacent to the transmission line, NE1/4, S35, T5N, R15E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 9   Type: (1)    Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)   Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Four miles north of Highway No. 136 on Highway No. 67. One mile east of Highway No. 67 and 1, mile north on west side of road, SW1/4A, S26, T6N, R15E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 10  Type: (1)    Air Particulate and Charcoal Filters (2)   Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One mile north of Barada, Nebraska, in SW corner of intersection, NE1/44, S14, T3N, R16E, Richardson County, Nebraska.
No. 11  Type:   (1)  Water - Ground Location:    Plant well water supply header at well pits, NW%, S32, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 12  Type: (1)    Water - River Location:    Sample (1) will be taken from the Missouri River immediately upstream from the Plant Intake Structure (River Mile 532.5). During periods when conditions warrant, Station 35 may be used as an alternate to Station 12 (upstream collection site) for sample type (1).
No. 20  Type: (1)     Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:     On NNW boundary of NPPD property, east side of county road, SE%,
S30, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
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Sample Station Sample Description - Type and Location No. 28' Type: (1)    Water - River (2)   Fish (3)   Sediment from Shoreline Location:    Samples (1) and (3) are taken from the Missouri River or its shore, downstream, near River Mile 530. Sample (2) is taken from the        I Missouri river 2to 3 miles downstream from the plant site.           I No. 35  Type: (1)    Fish (2)   Water - River (Alternate Site)
(3)   Food Products - Broadleaf Vegetation Location:    Sample (1) is taken from the Missouri River about one to three miles I above CNS intake structure. During periods when conditions warrant,  I Station 35 may be used as an alternate to Station 12 (upstream collection site) for sample type (2). Samples (2) and (3) are taken about %mile south of the Brownville State Recreation Area in Sector A.
No. 44  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One-quarter mile south of Auburn Country Club on Highway No. 75,      I
                     % mile east of Highway No. 75 at fence line north of county road,     I SE1/4, S27, T5N, R14E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 47  Type: (1)    Water - Ground Location:    At Falls City Municipal Water Supply Wells approximately 2 miles      I south of Rulo, Nebraska (out of Main Header Flow Meter), east side    I of road, SW%, S20, T1 N, R1 8E, Richardson County, Nebraska.          I No. 56  Type: (1)     Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One and one-fourth mile SW of Langdon, Missouri, on Highway "U",      I on the right side of the highway, NW1/44, S23, T64N, R42W, Atchison     I County, Missouri.
No. 58  Type: (1)     Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Three miles south of Brownville, Nebraska, on county road, at the SE corner of the intersection, with the farm road leading to Sample Station No. 2, SE1/4A, S31, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 59  Type: (1)     Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:     One mile SSE of the CNS Elevated Release Point, in the vicinity of the levee at the south boundary of NPPD property, SE%, S32, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
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Sample Station Sample Description - Type and Location No. 66  Type: (1)     Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Two miles south of Nemaha, Nebraska, on Highway No. 67 - east side of highway, NW1/4A, S19, T4N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 67  Type: (1)     Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Two miles west of Brownville, Nebraska, on Highway No. 136, then north 11/ miles on county road, and east 1/2 mile, on north side of road, NE1/44 , S11, T5N, R15E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 71  Type: (1)     Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Two miles east of Phelps City, Missouri, on Highway No. 136, then south 1Y2 miles on county road, and west ' mile, SE1/4, S6, T64N, R41W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 79  Type: (1)     Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One and 7/8 miles south of Brownville, Nebraska, on the east side of the paved road, NPPD property, SE 1 4, S30, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 80  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Two and 1/8 miles south of Brownville, Nebraska, on the east side of the paved road, NPPD property, NE11/4, S31, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 81  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Two and 3/8 miles south of Brownville, Nebraska, in the NE corner of the intersection of the paved county road and the CNS access road, NPPD property, NE11/4, S31, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 82  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Seven eighths mile south of Cooper Nuclear Station in field, about '/
mile east of farm buildings on NPPD property, SW1/4A, S32, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 83  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Two and 1/4 miles south of Nemaha, Nebraska, on Highway No. 67, then east one mile to the junction of the driveway and county road on the east side of the driveway, NE,/4, 519, T4N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
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Sample Station Sample Description - Type and Location No. 84  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Two and 1/2 miles west of Brownville, Nebraska, on the south side of Highway No. 136, west of school, NW1/4, S22, T5N, R15E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 85  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One mile east of Brownville, Nebraska, on Highway No. 136, then north / mile on the east side of the county road, NE%, S33,. T65N, R42W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 86  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One mile west of Phelps City, Missouri, on Highway No. 136, then north 11/2miles on Highway "D"- on the west side of road, SE%, S22, T65N, R42W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 87  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One mile west of Phelps City, Missouri, on Highway No. 136, then south /2 mile on county road and % mile west on county road to the end of the road, NW%, S3, T64N, R42W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 88  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One mile west of Phelps City, Missouri, on Highway No. 136, then south 2 miles, west side of road, NW%, S11, T64N, R42W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 89  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    Two and 'A miles south of Phelps City, Missouri, on Highway "U",
then 'A mile west in the SE corner of the county road intersection, NE%, S14, T64N, R42W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 90  Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One and 1/2 miles west and % mile south of Langdon, Missouri, on Highway "U", then / mile west, SWY4 , S23, T64N, R42W, Atchison County, Missouri.
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Sample Station         Sample Description - Type and Location No. 91          Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One half mile west of Rock Port, Missouri, on the south side of the intersection of Highway No. 136 and Highway No. 275 at the south side of the water tower, NW1/4, S28, T65N, R41W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 94          Type: (1)    Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimetry Location:    One quarter mile south of Langdon, Missouri, on the west side of the road, NE1/4, S24, T64N, R42W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 96          Type: (1)    Food Products - Broadleaf Vegetation Location:    Approximately 1 mile south of Brownville, Nebraska, along 1Saved road in the road ditch in Sector R, SW1/44, S19, T5N, R16E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
No. 99         Type: (1)     Milk - Nearest Producer Location:    One and 1/4 miles south of Shubert, Nebraska, on the west side of Highway No. 67, NE1/4, S24, T3N, R15E, Richardson County, Nebraska.
No. 101         Type: (1)    Food Products - Broadleaf Vegetation Location:    Five and Y2 miles east and 2 mile north of Rock Port, Missouri, near the junction of Highway No. 136 and Highway No. 59, in Sector D.
Encompasses portions of several sections, T65N, R40W, Atchison County, Missouri.
No. 102        Type: (1)     Milk (Other Producer)
Location:     Two miles south and 3 miles east, then 1/2 mile south of Shubert, Nebraska, NW1/4A, S28, T3N, R16E, Richardson County, Nebraska.
No. 103        Type: (1)     Milk (Other Producer)
Location:    Four miles south and 3 miles west of Auburn, Nebraska, NE1/4, NE%,
S13, T4N, R13E, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
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NOTES:
(a)     Sample Station numbers missing from the sequence are for inactive or discontinued Sample Stations.
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APPENDIX D ODAM SPECIFICATIONS

OFFSITE DOSE ASSESSMENT MANUAL APPENDIX D TABLE OF CONTENTS D 1.0    Use and Application .............................................                        D 1.0-1 D 2.0    Definitions ....................................................                         D 2.0-1 D 3.0    ODAM Specifications Applicability ...................................                    D 3.0-1 D 3.1    LIQUID EFFLUENTS D 3.1.1          Liquid Effluents Concentration ................................                  D 3.1-1 D 3.1.2          Liquid W aste Concentration ..................................                   D 3.1-5 D 3.1.3          Liquid Effluents Dose .....................................                      D 3.1-6 D 3.1.4          Outside Temporary Storage of Radioactive Liquid ................                 D 3.1-9 D 3.2   GASEOUS EFFLUENTS D 3.2.1          Gaseous Effluents Concentration .............................                    D 3.2-1 D 3.2.2          Noble Gas Dose .........................................                         D 3.2-3 D 3.2.3          Iodine and Particulates ....................................                     D 3.2-5 D 3.2.4          Offgas Treatment System .................................                       D 3.2-10 D 3.2.5          Exhaust Ventilation Treatment System .......................                    D 3.2-12 D 3.2.6          Hydrogen Concentration ..................................                       D 3.2-14 D 3.2.7          Primary Containment Venting and Purging ....................                    D 3.2-15 D 3.3   INSTRUMENTATION D 3.3.1          Liquid Effluent Monitoring ...................................                   D 3.3-1 D 3.3.2          Gaseous Effluent Monitoring .............................                        D 3.3-8 D 3.4   LIQUID/GASEOUS DOSE D 3.4.1          Liquid/Gaseous Effluents Dose ............................                       D 3.4-1 D 3.5   SOLID'RADIOACTIVE WASTE D 3.5.1          Solid Radioactive Waste ...................................                      D 3.5-1 D 4.0   MONITORING PROGRAM D 4.1            Monitoring Program Compliance ...............................                    D 4.1-1 D 4.2            Monitoring Program Concentration ............................                    D 4.2-1 D 4.3            Monitoring Program Dose ...............................                          D 4.3-1 D 5.0   MISCELLANOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS D 5.1            Interlaboratory Comparison Program .........................                     D 5.1-1 D 5.2            Annual Radiological Environmental Report ......................                  D 5.2-1 D 5.3            Radioactive Effluent Release Report ............                ............... D 5.3-1 D 5.4            Special Reports ..........................................                       D 5.4-1 D 5.5            Major Changes to Radioactive Waste Treatment Systems (Liquid, Gaseous, and Solid) .......................                     D 5.5-1 CNS ODAM                                                       iii                               10/10/01

Use and Application D 1.0 D 1.0 USE AND APPLICATION The Offsite Dose Assessment Manual (ODAM) Specifications are contained in Section 3.0 of this appendix. They contain operational requirements, Surveillance Requirements, and reporting requirements. Additionally, the Required Actions and associated Completion Times.
for degraded Conditions are specified. The format is consistent with the Technical Specifications (Appendix A to the CNS Operating License).
The definitions contained in Technical Specifications Section 1.1, "Definitions," apply to the ODAM Specifications. Defined terms are shown in all capital letters, consistent with the Technical Specifications. Any definitions not appearing in the Technical Specifications are stated in Section D 2.0, Definitions of the ODAM.
The rules of usage for the ODAM Specifications are the same as those for the Technical Specifications. These rules are found in Technical Specifications Sections 1.2, "Logical Connectors;" 1.3, "Completion Times;" and 1.4; "Frequency."
CNS ODAM                                      D 1.0,-1                                     10/22/04

Definitions D2.0 D 2.0 DEFINITIONS SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY - The SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY around Cooper Nuclear Station are defined in Figure D2.a-1 below.
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Definitions D2.0 D 2.0 DEFINITIONS (continued)
SOURCE CHECK - A SOURCE CHECK shall be the qualitative assessment of channel response when the channel sensor is exposed to a source of radioactivity.
CNS ODAM                                 D 2.0-2                             10/22/04

ODAM Specifications Applicability D 3.0 D 3.0 ODAM Specifications Applicability DLCO 3.0.1 DLCOs shall be met during the MODES or other specified conditions in the Applicability, except as provided in DLCO 3.0.2.
DLCO 3.0.2 Upon discovery of a failure to meet a DLCO, the Required Actions of the associated Conditions shall be met, except as provided in DLCO 3.0.5.
If the DLCO is met or is no longer applicable prior to expiration of the specified Completion Time(s), completion of the Required Action(s) is not required, unless otherwise stated.
DLCO 3.0.3 When a DLCO is not met and the associated ACTIONS are not met, an associated ACTION is not provided, or if directed by the associated ACTIONS, action shall be initiated to:
: a.      Restore compliance with the DLCO or associated ACTIONS, and
: b.      Enter the circumstances into the Corrective Action Program.
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DLCO 3.0.3.b shall be completed if DLCO 3.0.3 is entered.
Exceptions to this Specification are stated in the individual Specifications.
DLCO 3.0.4 Not Applicable to ODAM Specifications.
DLCO 3.0.5 Equipment removed from service or declared inoperable to comply with ACTIONS may be returned to service under administrative control solely to perform testing required to demonstrate its OPERABILITY or the OPERABILITY of other equipment. This is an exception to DLCO 3.0.2 for the system returned to service under administrative control to perform the testing required to demonstrate OPERABILITY.
CNS ODAM                                             D 3.0-1                              10/10/01

ODAM Specifications Applicability D 3.0 D 3.0 ODAM Specifications Applicability DSR 3.0.1  DSRs shall be met during the MODES or other specified conditions in the Applicability for individual DLCOs, unless otherwise stated in the DSR. Failure to meet a Surveillance, whether such failure is experienced during the performance of the Surveillance or between performances of the Surveillance, shall be failure to meet the DLCO. Failure to perform a Surveillance within the specified Frequency shall be failure to meet the DLCO except as provided in DSR 3.0.3.
Surveillances do not have to be performed on inoperable equipment or variables outside specified limits.
DSR 3.0.2  The specified Frequency for each DSR is met if the Surveillance is performed within 1.25 times the interval specified in the Frequency, as measured from the previous performance or as measured from the time a specified condition of the Frequency is met.
For Frequencies specified as "once," the above interval extension does not apply.
If a Completion Time requires periodic performance on a "once per.. ." basis, the above Frequency extension applies to each performance after the initial performance.
Exceptions to this Specification are stated in the individual Specifications.
DSR 3.0.3  If it is discovered that a Surveillance was not performed within its specified.
Frequency, then compliance with the requirement to declare the DLCO not met may be delayed, from the time of discovery, up to 24 hours or up to the limit of the specified Frequency, whichever is less. This delay period is permitted to allow performance of the Surveillance.
If the Surveillance is not performed within the delay period, the DLCO must immediately be declared not met, and the applicable Condition(s) must be entered.
When the Surveillance is performed within the delay period and the Surveillance is not met, the DLCO must immediately be declared not met, and the applicable Condition(s) must be entered.
CNS ODAM                                   D 3.0-2                                      10/10/01

Liquid Effluents Concentration D 3.1.1 D 3.1 LIQUID EFFLUENTS D 3.1.1 Liquid Effluents Concentration DLCO 3.1.1              The concentration of radioactive material in water beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY (Figure D2.a-1) due to radioactive liquid effluent shall not exceed:
: a.       The concentration specified in 10 CFR Part 20.1302 for radionuclides other than dissolved or entrained noble gases; and
: b.       2 x 10-4 pCi/ml total activity concentration for dissolved or entrained noble gases.
APPLICABILITY:          At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                       REQUIRED ACTION                    COMPLETION TIME A. Concentration of             A.1     Initiate action to restore     Immediately
       .radioactive material                 concentration to within beyond the SITE AND                  limits.
EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY due to radioactive liquid effluent exceeds limits.
CNS ODAM                                          D 3.1-1                                      10/22/04

Liquid Effluents Concentration D 3.1.1 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                      FREQUENCY DSR 3.1.1.1 Perform radioactive liquid waste sampling and           in accordance with activity analysis.                                      Table D3.1.1-1 DSR 3.1.1.2 The analytical results shall be used with methods in    In accordance with the ODAM to verify that the average concentration       ODAM Section 2.4 beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY does not exceed DLCO 3.1.1 when SR-89, SR-90, and Fe-55 concentrations are averaged over no more than 3 months and other radionuclide concentrations are averaged over no more than 31 days.
CNS ODAM                                    D 3.1-2                                   10/22/04

Liquid Effluents Concentration D 3.1.1 Table D3.1.1-1 (Page 1 of 2)
Radioactive Liquid Waste Sampling and Analysis SAMPLE LOWER LIQUID RELEASE              SAMPLE               SAMPLE            ANALYSIS               SAMPLE            LIMIT OF DETECTION TYPE                   TYPE             FREQUENCY          FREQUENCY             ANALYSIS                    (LLD)(h)
Each batch (a)     Principal Gamma Batch Waste            Grab                   Each batch (a)                                                5 X 10-7 pCi/ml (i)
Release Tanks (c)      sample                                                       Emmitters (j)(k) 1-131                   1 X 10"6 pCi/ml Grab sample            One batch/         31 days (b)        Dissolved and           1 X 10slpCi/ml 31 days (a)                           Entrained Gases (gamma emitters)
Proportional           Each batch (a)     31 days (b)        H-3                     1 X 10i pCi/ml Composite of grab samples (f)                          31 days (b) (I)    Gross Alpha             1 X 10-7 pCi/ml 92 days (b) (I)    Sr-89                   5 X 10-8 pCi/ml Sr-90                   5 X 10-' pCi/ml Fe-55                   1 X 106 pCi/ml Plant Service          Grab Sample            7 days             7 days (b)         Principal Gamma         5 X 10-7 pCi/ml (i)
Water Effluent (d)                                                                  Emitters ()(k)
Plant Continuous       Proportional           24 hours           7 days (b)         Principal Gamma         5 X 10"7 pCi/ml (i)
Discharge (e)          Composite of                                                 Emitters (j) (k) grab Samples (g) 1-131                   1 X 10' pCi/ml Grab Sample            31 days            31 days (b)        Dissolved and           I X10"5 pCi/ml Entrained Gases (gamma emitters)
Proportional           24 hours           31 days (b)        H-3                     1 X 10is pCi/ml Composite of Grab Samples (g)                          31 days (b) (I)    Gross Alpha             1 X 10,7 pCi/ml 92 days (b) (I)    Sr-89                   5 X 10" pCi/ml Sr-90                   5 X 10"8 pCi/ml Fe-55                   1 X 106 pCi/ml (a)  Complete prior to each release.
(b)  Analysis may be performed after release.
(c)  A batch release is the discharge of liquid wastes of a discrete volume. Prior to sampling for analyses, each batch shall be isolated and then thoroughly mixed.
(d)   A grab sample of plant service water effluent shall be analyzed at least once each week in accordance with Table D3.1.1-1 Plant Service Water Effluent. In the event the radioactivity concentration in a sample exceeds 3 X 10 - pCi/ml, or in the event the plant service water effluent monitor indicates the presence of an activity concentration greater than 3 X 10 -. pCi/ml, sampling and analysis according to Table D3.1.1-1, Plant Continuous Discharge, shall commence and shall be performed as long as the condition persists.
(e)  A continuous release is the discharge of liquid wastes of a nondiscrete volume; e.g., from a volume of system that has an input flow during the continuous release.
CNS ODAM                                                       D 3.1-3                                                      03/31/04

Table D3.1.1-1 (Page 2 of 2)
Radioactive Liquid Waste Sampling and Analysis (f) A composite sample is one in which the quantity of liquid sampled is proportional to the quantity of liquid waste discharged and in which the method of sampling employed results in a specimen which is representative of the liquids released.
(g) To be representative of the quantities and concentrations of radioactive materials in liquid effluents, daily grab samples shall be collected in proportion to the rate of flow of the effluent stream. Prior to analysis, all samples taken for the composite shall be thoroughly mixed in order for the composite sample to be representative of the effluent release.
(h) The LLD is the smallest concentration of the radioactive material in a sample that will be detected with 95% probability (5%
probability of falsely concluding that a blank observation represents a "real" signal).
For a particular measurement system (which may include radiochemical separation):
LLD              ( 4 .6 6 )(Sb)
(E)(V)(2.22) (Y) e -, At Where:
LLD is the "a priori" lower limit of detection as described above (as picocurie per unit mass or volume),
s%is the standard deviation of the background counting rate or of the counting rate of a blank sample as appropriate (as counts per minute),
E is the counting efficiency (as counts per transformation),
V is the sample size (in units of mass or volume),
2.22 is the number of transformations per minute per picocurie, Y is the fractional radiochemical yield (when applicable),
Xis the radioactive decay constant for the particular radionuclide, and
          ,t is the elapsed time between midpoint of sample collection and time of counting (for plant effluents, not environmental samples).
The value of s b used in the calculation of the LLD for a detection system shall be based on the actual observed variance of the background counting rate or of the counting rate of the blank samples (as appropriate) rather than on an unverified theoretically predicted variance. In calculating the LLD for a radionuclide determined by gamma-ray spectrometry, the background shall include the typical contributions of other radionuclides normally present in the samples. Typical values of E, V, Y and 6t shall be used in the calculation.
(i) For certain radionuclides with low gamma yield or low energies, or for certain radionuclide mixtures, it may not be possible to measure radionuclides in concentrations near the LLD. Under these circumstances, the LLD may be increased inversely proportionally to the magnitude of the gamma yield (i.e., 5 X 10ir/I, where I is the photon abundance expressed as a decimal fraction), but in no case shall the LLD, as calculated in this manner for a specific radionuclide, be greater than 10% of the value specified in 10 CFR 20, Appendix B, Table 2, Column 2.
(j) The principal gamma emmitters for which the LLD specification will apply are exclusively the following radionuclides: Mn-54, Fe-59, Co-58, Co-60, Zn-65, Mo-99, Cs-134, Cs-137, Ce-141, and Ce-144. This list does not mean that only these nuclides are to be detected and reported. Other peaks which are measurable and identifiable, together with the above nuclides, shall also be identified and reported. Nuclides which are below the LLD for the analysis should not be reported as being present at the LLD level. When unusual circumstances result in LLD's higher than required, the reasons shall be documented in the Radioactive Effluent Release Report.
(k) If an isotopic analysis is unavailable, batch releases may be made for up to 14 days provided the gross beta/gamma concentration to the unrestricted area is 1 x 10.' pc/ml and the sample is analyzed when the instrumentation is once again available.
(I) Analysis to be completed within 92 days of the composite sample end date.
CNS ODAM                                                         D 3.1-4                                                    03/31/04

Liquid Waste Concentration D 3.1.2 D 3.1 LIQUID EFFLUENTS D 3.1.2 Liquid Waste Concentration DLCO 3.1.2       The concentration of radioactive materials in liquid wastes from pre-release analysis shall be -<0.01 pCi/ml, excluding tritium and noble gases.
APPLICABILITY:        At all times.
ACTIONS            I I
CONDITION                        REQUIRED ACTION                   COMPLETION TIME A. Concentration of               A.1 Appropriate parts of the liquid      Prior to liquid waste radioactive materials in            radwaste treatment system           discharge liquid wastes from pre-             shall be used to reduce the release analysis                    concentration.
       >-0.01 pCi/ml, excluding tritium and noble gases.
B. Required Action and            B.1 Prepare and submit a Special         31 days following the associated Completion               Report to the NRC pursuant to       end of the quarter in Time not met.                       Specification D 5.4 that            which the limit was identifies equipment or             exceeded AND                                 subsystems not OPERABLE and the reason for the Radioactive liquid waste            inoperability, action(s) taken to being discharged without            restore the inoperable treatment in excess of              equipment to OPERABLE 0.01 pCi/ml, excluding              status and a summary tritium and noble gases.            description of the action(s) taken to prevent a recurrence.
CNS ODAM                                       D 3.1-5                                        10/10/01

Liquid Effluents Dose D 3.1.3 D 3.1 LIQUID EFFLUENTS D 3.1.3 Liquid Effluents Dose DLCO 3.1.3        The dose to a Member of the Public due to radioactive material in liquid effluents beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY (Figure D2.a-1) shall be limited to:
: a.   :5 1.5 mrem to the total body or
* 5.0 mrem to any body organ during any calender quarter; and
: b.   :- 3.0 mrem to the total body or _ 10.0 mrem to any body organ during any calender year.
APPLICABILITY:         At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                          REQUIRED ACTION                  COMPLETION TIME A. Calculated dose due to         A.1 Prepare and submit a Special        31 days following the radioactive material in            Report, in lieu of any other        end of the quarter in liquid effluents beyond            report, pursuant to Specification   which the limit was the SITE AND                       D 5.4 to the NRC which              exceeded EXCLUSION AREA                     identifies the cause(s) for BOUNDARY exceeds                   exceeding the limit(s) and the limit,                         defines the corrective actions to be taken.
CNS ODAM                                         D 3.1-6                                    10/22/04

Liquid Effluents, Dose D 3.1.3 ACTIONS CONDITION                   REQUIRED ACTION               COMPLETION TIME B. Calculated dose due to  B.1 Prepare and submit a Special      31 days radioactive material in     Report, in lieu of any other liquid effluents beyond     report, pursuant to Specification the SITE AND                D 5.4 to the NRC which: 1)
EXCLUSION AREA              defines actions to be taken to BOUNDARY exceeds            reduce releases and prevent two times the limit,        recurrence, and 2) results of an exposure analysis including effluent pathways and direct radiation to determine whether the dose or dose commitment to a Member of the Public due to radiation and radioactive releases from Cooper Station during the calender year through the period covered by the calculation was : 75 mrem to the thyroid and :&#xfd;25 mrem to the total body and all other body organs.
CNS ODAM                                 D 3.1-7                                 10/22104

Liquid Effluents Dose D 3.1.3 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS
                       .SURVEILLANCE                                 FREQUENCY DSR 3.1.3.1  Perform an assessment of compliance with            31 days DLCO 3.1.3.
DSR 3.1.3.2  Project a prospect of compliance with               In any quarter in DLCO 3.1.3 for radioactive liquid releases without  which Radioactive radwaste system in operation.                       liquid releases are made and the radwaste system is not operated CNS ODAM                              D 3.1-8                                 10/10/01  I

Outside Temporary Storage of Radioactive Liquid D 3.1.4 D 3.1 LIQUID EFFLUENTS D 3.1.4 Outside Temporary Storage of Radioactive Liquid DLCO 3.1.4      Radioactive liquid contained in unprotected outdoor temporary liquid storage tanks shall conform to the requirements of Technical Specification (TS) 5.5.8.b.
APPLICABILITY:        At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                        REQUIRED ACTION               COMPLETION TIME A. Level of radioactivity        A.1 Suspend addition of              Immediately exceeds the limits of TS          radioactive material.
5.5.8.b.
AND A.2 Begin measures to reduce         Immediately content to within the limits of TS 5.5.8.b.
AND A.3 Describe the events leading to   In accordance with the condition in the             the Radioactive Radioactive Effluent Release     Effluent Release Report.                          Report frequency CNS ODAM                                     D 3.1-9                                    01/03/03

Outside Temporary Storage of Radioactive Liquid D 3.1.4 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                       FREQUENCY DSR 3.1.4.1  Sample and analyze radioactive liquid located in          7 days during unprotected outdoor temporary liquid storage tanks        addition of for level of radioactivity,                               radioactive liquid to the tanks CNS ODAM                                  D 3.1-10                                   10/10/01 1

Gaseous Effluents Concentration D 3.2.1 D 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS D 3.2.1 Gaseous Effluents Concentration DLCO 3.2.1            The dose rate beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY (Figure D2.a-1) due to radioactive gaseous effluents shall be limited to the following:
: a.      For noble gases, _ 500 mrem per year to the total body and
_ 3000 mrem per year to the skin; and
: b.      For H-3, 1-131, 1-133, and radioactive material in particulate form with half lives 2 8 days, -<1500 mrem per year to any organ when;
: 1. The dose rate due to H-3, Sr-89, Sr-90, and alpha emitting radionuclides is averaged over 5 3 months and;
: 2. The dose rate due to other radionuclides is averaged over 31 days.
APPLICABILITY:        At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                           REQUIRED ACTION                COMPLETION TIME A. Dose rates beyond the           A.1 Decrease release rate to            Immediately SITE AND EXCLUSION                    comply with the limits.
AREA BOUNDARY due to radioactive gaseous effluents exceeds limits.
CNS ODAM                                         D 3.2-1                                      10/22/04

Gaseous Effluents Concentration D 3.2.1 SURVEILLANCE REOUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                            FREQUENCY DSR 3.2.1.1    Perform an assessment of compliance for       31 days DLCO 3.2.1(b).
CNS ODAM                             D 3.2-2                          REVISION 0

Noble Gases Dose D 3.2.2 D 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS D 3.2.2 Noble Gases Dose DLCO 3.2.2            The air dose beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY (Figure D2.a-1) due to noble gases released in gaseous effluents shall be limited to the following:
: a.      For gamma radiation, &#xfd;_5 mrad during any calender quarter and
_510 mrad during any calender year; and
: b.      For beta radiation,
* 10 mrad during any calender quarter and 20 mrad during any calender year.
APPLICABILITY:        At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                         REQUIRED ACTION               COMPLETION TIME A. Calculated air dose due         A.1 Prepare and submit a Special      31 days following the to radioactive noble                 Report pursuant to               end of the quarter in gases beyond the SITE                Specification D 5.4 to the NRC   which the limit was AND EXCLUSION AREA                   in lieu of any other report      exceeded BOUNDARY exceeds the                 which identifies the cause(s) limit,                               and defines the corrective actions taken.
CNS ODAM                                         D 3.2-3                                   10/22/04

Noble Gases Dose D 3.2.2 ACTIONS (continued)
CONDITION                      REQUIRED ACTION             COMPLETION TIME B. Calculated air dose due      B.1 Prepare and submit a Special   31 days to radioactive noble             Report, in lieu of any other gases beyond the SITE            report, pursuant to AND EXCLUSION AREA               Specification D 5.4 to the NRC BOUNDARY exceeds                 which: 1) defines actions to two times the limit,             be taken to reduce releases and prevent recurrence, and
: 2) results of an exposure analysis including effluent pathways and direct radiation to determine whether the dose or dose commitment to a Member of the Public due to radiation and radioactive releases from Cooper Station during the calender year through the period covered by the calculation was
* 75 mrem to the thyroid and _525 mrem to the total body or any other body organ.
SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                  FREQUENCY DSR 3.2.2.1        Perform an assessment of compliance for             31 days DLCO 3.2.2.
CNS ODAM                                   D 3.2-4                                10/22/04

Iodine and Particulates D 3.2.3 D 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS D 3.2.3 Iodine and Particulates DLCO 3.2.3             The dose to a Member of the Public due to 1-131, 1-133 and radioactive material in particulate form having a half-life >-8 days in gaseous effluents beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY (Figure D2.a-1) shall be limited to:
: a. _ 7.5 mrem to any organ during any calender quarter; and
: b. _ 15 mrem to any organ during any calender year.
APPLICABILITY:        At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                          REQUIRED ACTION                 COMPLETION TIME A. Calculated dose due to I-       A.1 Prepare and submit a Special        31 days following the 131, 1-133 and                        Report, in lieu of any other      end of the quarter in radioactive material in               report, pursuant to               which the limit was particulate form having a             Specification D 5.4 to the NRC    exceeded.
half-life > 8 days beyond             which identifies the cause(s) the SITE AND                          for exceeding the limit(s) and EXCLUSION AREA                        describes the corrective action BOUNDARY exceeds the                  taken.
limit.
CNS ODAM                                         D 3.2-5                                     10/22/04

Iodine and Particulates D 3.2.3 ACTIONS CONDITION                          REQUIRED ACTION                COMPLETION TIME B. Calculated dose due to I-       B.1 Prepare and submit a Special      31 days 131,1-133 and                        Report, in lieu of any other radioactive material in              report, pursuant to particulate form having a            Specification D 5.4 to the NRC half-life > 8 days beyond           which: 1) defines actions to the SITE AND                         be taken to reduce releases EXCLUSION AREA                       and prevent recurrence, and BOUNDARY exceeds                     2) results of an exposure two times the limit,                 analysis including effluent pathways and direct radiation to determine whether the dose or dose commitment to a Member of the Public due to radiation and radioactive releases from Cooper Station was _ 75 mrem to the thyroid and _ 25 mrem to the total body or any other body organ.
SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                       FREQUENCY DSR 3.2.3.1        Perform radioactive gaseous waste sampling and            In accordance activity analysis on effluents other than noble gases. with Table D3.2.3-1 DSR 3.2.3.2         Perform a dose assessment to determine compliance        31 days with DLCO 3.2.3.
CNS ODAM                                       D 3.2-6                                   10/22/04

Iodine and Particulates D 3.2.3 Table D3.2.3-1 (Page 1 of 3)
Radioactive Gaseous Waste Sampling and Analysis GASEOUS                                                                                  SAMPLE LOWER LIMIT RELEASE            SAMPLE              SAMPLE            ANALYSIS          SAMPLE         OF DETECTION(LLD)
TYPE              TYPE            FREQUENCY          FREQUENCY         ANALYSIS                  (h)
: 1. Elevated Release Grab Sample            31 days (c)         31 days (c)  Principal Gamma      1 X 10 -4 PCi/ml (i)
Point (ERP)                                                              Emitters (f)
Grab Sample            92 days (a)         92 days      H-3                  1 x 10-6 PCi/ml Charcoal Sample        Continuous (b)      7 days (d)   1-131                1 X 10"12 PCi/ml 1-133                1 X 10.10 pCi/mI Particulate Sample     Continuous (b)      7 days (d)   Principal Gamma      1 X 10-11 PCi/ml (i)
Emitters (f)
(1-131, Others)
Composite              Continuous (b)      92 days (j)  Sr-89                1 X 10-11 pCi/ml Particulate Sample (e)
Sr-90                1 X 1011 pCi/mI Gross Alpha          1 X 1011 pCi/mI Noble Gas Monitor        Continuous (b)   Continuous    Gross Noble          1 X 10-6 pCi/ml Gases (g)
(Beta, Gamma)
: 2. Reactor          Grab Sample              31 days (c)      31 days (c)   Principal Gamma      1 X 10-AICi/mI (i)
Building Vent                                                            Emitters (f)
Grab Sample              92 days (a)      92 days       H-3                  1 X 10-6 pCi/ml Charcoal Sample          Continuous (b)   7-days (d)    1-131                1 X 10"12 iCi/mI 1-133                1 X 10-10 pCi/ml Particulate Sample     Continuous (b)       7 days (d)  Principal Gamma      1 X 10-11 pCi/ml (i)
Emitters (f)
(1-131, Others)
Composite              Continuous (b)       92 days (j) Sr-89                1 X 10.11 pCi/ml Particulate Sample (e)
Sr-90                1 X 1011 pCi/mI Gross Alpha          1 X 1011 pCi/mI Noble Gas Monitor        Continuous (b)   Continuous    Gross Noble          1 X 10-6 pCi/mI Gases (g)
(Beta, Gamma) 31 days (c)      31 days (c)   Principal Gamma
: 3. Augmented        Grab Sample                                                                  1 X 10 -4 PCi/ml (i)
Radwaste                                                                 Emitters (f)
Building Vent Grab Sample              92 days (a)      92 days       H-3                  1 X 10-6 pCi/ml Charcoal Sample          Continuous (b)   7 days (d)    1-131                1 X 10-12 pCi/ml (continued)
CNS ODAM                                                 D 3.2-7                                             03/31/04

Iodine and Particulates D 3.2.3 Table D3.2.3-1 (Page 2 of 3)
Radioactive Gaseous Waste Sampling and Analysis GASEOUS                                                                                              SAMPLE LOWER RELEASE                SAMPLE              SAMPLE               ANALYSIS            SAMPLE                LIMIT OF TYPE                  TYPE            FREQUENCY            FREQUENCY            ANALYSIS         DETECTION (LLD)(h)
: 3.  (continued)          Charcoal Sample         Continuous (b)        7 days (d)      1-133                 1 X 10-10 pCi/ml Particulate Sample      Continuous (b)        7 days (d)      Principal Gamma       1 X 10"11 pCi/ml (i)
Emitters (f)
(1-131, Others)
Composite               Continuous (b)        92 days (j)     Sr-89                 1 X 10"11 pCi/mI Particulate Sample (e) 11 Sr-90                 1 )10-     pCi/ml Gross Alpha           1 X 10-11 pCi/mI Noble Gas Monitor        Continuous (b)     Continuous        Gross Noble           1 X 10-6 pCi/mI Gases (g)
(Beta, Gamma)
: 4. Turbine Building     Grab Sample              31 days (c)        31 days (c)       Principal Gamma       1 X 10-A pCi/ml (i)
Vent (Gaseous)                                                                     Emitters (f)
Grab Sample             92 days (a)           92 days         H-3                   iX 10 -6 pCi/ml C
Charcoal Sample         Continuous (b)        7 days (d)      1-131                 1 X 10-12 PCi/ml 1-133                 1 X 1010 PCi/ml Particulate Sample      Continuous (b)        7 days (d)      Principal Gamma       1 X 10-11 pCi/ml (i)
Emitters (f)
(1-131, Others)
Composite               Continuous (b)        92 days (j)     Sr-89                 1 X 10-11 pCi/ml Particulate Sample (e)
Sr-90                 1 X 1011 pCi/mI Gross Alpha           1 X 10-11 pCi/mI Noble Gas Monitor        Continuous (b)     Continuous        Gross Noble           1 X 10-6 pCi/mI Gases (g)
(Beta, Gamma)
: 5. Multi Purpose         Charcoal Sample          Continuous (b)     7 days (d)        1-131                 1 X 10-12 pCi/mI Facility (MPF)
Building Vent (Gaseous)                                                                          1-133                 1 X 10-10 pCi/ml Particulate Sample      Continuous (b)        7 days (d)      Principal Gamma       1 X 10"11 lCi/ml (i)
Emitters (f)
(1-131, Others)
Composite               Continuous (b)        92 days (j)     Sr-89                 1 X 10", pCi/mI Particulate Sample (e)
Sr-90                 1 X 1011 JCi/ml Gross Alpha           1 X 10.11 pCi/ml (a) A H-3 grab sample will also be taken when the reactor vessel head is removed. This sample will be taken at the ERP or Reactor Building Vent whichever will be representative dependent upon the head removal vacuum procedure.
(b) The ratio of the sample flow rate to the sampled stream flow rate shall be known for the time period covered by each dose or dose rate calculation made in accordance with Specifications D 3.2.1, D 3.2.2 and D 3.2.3.
(continued)
CNS ODAM                                                      D 3.2-8                                                     03/31/04

Iodine and Particulates D 3.2.3 Table D3.2.3-1 (Page 3 of 3)
Radioactive Gaseous Waste Sampling and Analysis (c) Analyses shall also be performed following an increase as indicated by the gaseous release monitor of greater than 50% in the steady state release, after factoring out increases due to power changes or other operational occurrences, which could alter the mixture of radionuclides.
(d) Analysis shall also be performed following an increase as indicated by the gaseous release monitor of greater than 50% in the steady state release, after factoring out increases due to power changes or other operational occurrences, which could alter the mixture of radionuclides. When samples collected for 24 hours or less are analyzed, the corresponding LLD's may be increased by a factor of 10.
(e) A quarterly composite particulate sample shall include a portion of each week's particulate samples collected during the quarter.
(f) The principal gamma emitters for which the LLD specification will apply are exclusively the following radionuclides: Kr-87, Kr-88, Xe-1 33, Xe-133m, Xe-135, and Xe-138 for the gaseous emissions and Mn-54, Fe-59, Co-58, Co-60, Zn-65, Mo-99, Cs-134, Cs-137, Ce-141, and Ce-144 for particulate emissions. This list does not mean that only these nuclides are to be detected and reported. Other peaks which are measurable and identifiable, together with the above nuclides, shall also be identified and reported. Nuclides which are below the LLD for the analyses should not be reported as being present at the LLD level for that nuclide. When unusual circumstances cause LLD's higher than required for more than 31 days, the reasons shall be documented in the Radioactive Effluent Release Report.
(g) The noble gas continuous monitor shall be calibrated using laboratory analysis of the grab samples from Table D3.2.3-1 or using reference sources.
(h) The LLD is the smallest concentration of radioactive material in sample that will be detected with 95% probability (5%
probability of falsely concluding that a blank observation represents a "real" signal.)
For a particular measurement system (which may include radiochemical separation):
(4.66)(s  b)
LLD =
(E)(V)(2.22) (Y)e-'x~t Where:
LLD is the "a priori" lower limit of detection as described above (as picocurie per unit mass or volume),
sb is the standard deviation of the background counting rate or of the counting rate of a blank sample as appropriate (as counts per minute),
E is the counting efficiency (as counts per transformation),
V is the sample size (in units of mass or volume),
2.22 is the number of transformations per minute per picocurie, Y is the fractional radiochemical yield (when applicable),
Ais the radioactive decay constant for the particular radionuclide, and Mt is the elapsed time between midpoint of sample collection and time of counting (for plant effluents, not environmental samples).
The value of sb used in the calculation of the LLD for a detection system shall be based on the actual observed variance of the background counting rate or of the counting rate of the blank samples (as appropriate) rather than on an unverified theoretically predicted variance. In calculating the LLD for a radionuclide determined by gamma-ray spectrometry, the background shall include the typical contributions of other radionuclides normally present in the samples. Typical values of E, V, Y and at shall be used in the calculation.
(i) For certain radionuclides with low gamma yield or low energies, or for certain radionuclide mixtures, it may not be possible to measure radionuclides in concentrations near the LLD. Under these circumstances, the LLD may be increased inversely proportional to the magnitude of the gamma yield (i.e., 1 x 10'/i, where I is the photon abundance expressed as a decimal fraction), but in no case shall the LLD, as calculated in this manner for a specific radionuclide, be greater than 10% of the values specified in 10 CFR 20, Appendix B, Table 2, Column 1.
(j) Analysis to be completed within 92 days of the composite sample end date.
CNS ODAM                                                          D 3.2-9                                                   03/31/04

Offgas Treatment System D 3.2.4 D 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS D 3.2.4 Offgas Treatment System DLCO 3.2.4            Gaseous releases discharged through the Offgas Treatment System shall have at least one train of charcoal adsorbers in service.
APPLICABILITY:        Main condenser air ejector in service, except during startup or shutdown with reactor -<10% rated power or when system cannot function due to low offgas flow.
ACTIONS CONDITION                        REQUIRED ACTION                 COMPLETION TIME A. Gaseous releases              A.I Restore release of gaseous          7 days discharged without either          discharge via charcoal train of charcoal                  adsorbers.
adsorbers in service.
B. Required Action and           B.1 Prepare and submit a Special        31 days following the associated Completion              Report pursuant to                 end of the quarter in Time not met.                      Specification D 5.4 to the NRC     which the release which identifies the inoperable    occurred equipment and describes the corrective action taken.
CNS ODAM                                      D 3.2-10                                    10/10/01

Offgas Treatment System D 3.2.4 SURVEILLANCE REOUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                              FREQUENCY DSR 3.2.4.1    Verify operation of the Offgas Treatment       In accordance System charcoal adsorbers by using the         with the DSR gaseous effluent monitoring program in         frequencies of D 3.3.2, Gaseous Effluent Monitoring.          D 3.3.2.
DSR 3.2.4.2    Project the prospect of compliance with        Every 31 days DLCO 3.2.5, Condition B.                       when radioactive material in gaseous effluent is released without treatment.
CNS ODAM                            D 3.2-11                           REVISION 0

Exhaust Ventilation Treatment Systems (EVTS)
D 3.2.5 D 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS D 3.2.5 Exhaust Ventilation Treatment Systems (EVTS)
DLCO 3.2.5              The Exhaust Ventilation Treatment Systems (EVTS) shall be operated to treat radioactive materials in effluent air.
APPLICABILITY:          When radioactive material in gaseous effluent is being released via the associated pathway.
ACTIONS CONDITION                         REQUIRED ACTION                 COMPLETION TIME A. Radioactive material in          A.1 Ensure DSR 3.2.5.1 is met.       31 days gaseous effluent released without treatment.
B. Air is discharged without        B.1 Prepare and submit a Special     31 days following the treatment for > 31 days.             Report pursuant to               end of the quarter in Specification D 5.4 to the       which the release AND                                  NRC which identifies the         occurred inoperable equipment and The projected dose to a              describes the corrective Member of the 'Public due            action taken.
to activity in air effluent via that pathway exceeds 0.3 mrem to any body organ.
CNS ODAM                                        D 3.2-12                                   10/10/01

Exhaust Ventilation Treatment System D 3.2.5 SURVEILLANCE REOUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                               FREQUENCY DSR 3.2.5.1    Project the prospect of compliance with       Every 31 days DLCO 3.2.5.                                   when radioactive material in gaseous effluent is released without treatment.
CNS ODAM                            D 3.2-13                           REVISION 0

Hydrogen Concentration D 3.2.6 D 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS D 3.2.6 Hydrogen Concentration DLCO 3.2.6           The concentration of hydrogen in the augmented offgas treatment system downstream of the recombiners shall be limited to < 2% by volume.
APPLICABILITY:       During augmented offgas treatment system operation.
ACTIONS CONDITION                       REQUIRED ACTION                COMPLETION TIME A. Concentration of            A.1 Restore concentration to within    48 hours hydrogen exceeds limits,         limits.
SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                    FREQUENCY DSR 3.2.6.1      Verify Hydrogen concentration in the augmented offgas    24 hours treatment system downstream of the recombiners is within limits.
CNS ODAM                                    D 3.2-14                                 10O/10/01

Primary Containment Venting and Purging D 3.2.7 D 3.2 GASEOUS RELEASES D 3.2.7 Primary Containment Venting and Purging DLCO 3.2.7         Venting and purging of the primary containment shall be through the Standby Gas Treatment System.
                   --------------------- - NOTES       --          ------------------------
: 1.      This specification does not apply to Normal Ventilation.
: 2.      This specification does not apply during startup while performing primary containment inerting in accordance with Technical Specification 3.6.3.1, Primary Containment Oxygen Concentration, following a shutdown of > 24 hours or while performing primary containment de-inerting providing one channel of the drywell atmospheric particulate and gaseous monitoring system is OPERABLE and not in the alarm state.
APPLICABILITY:     At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                          REQUIRED ACTION               COMPLETION TIME A. Requirement not met.         A.1 Suspend all venting and            Immediately purging of the primary containment.
CNS ODAM                                     D 3.2-15                                   08/31/06

Primary Containment Venting and Purging D 3.2.7 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                               FREQUENCY DSR 3.2.7.1   The primary containment shall be determined    Once within 4 to be aligned for venting or purging           hours prior to through the Standby Gas Treatment System.      venting or purging of the primary containment AND 12 hours thereafter during venting or purging of the primary containment.
CNS ODAM                             D 3.2-16                          REVISION 0

Liquid Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.1 D 3.3 INSTRUMENTATION D 3.3.1 Liquid Effluent Monitoring DLCO 3.3.1       The liquid effluent radiation monitoring instrumentation channels shown on Table D3.3.1-1 shall be OPERABLE with:
: a. The minimum OPERABLE channel(s)in service.
: b. The alarm and trip setpoints set to ensure that the limits of DLCO 3.1.1 are not exceeded.
APPLICABILITY:        According to Table D3.3.1-1.
ACTIONS
                      -------------------- NOTE             ----------------------------------
Separate condition entry is allowed for each channel.
CONDITION                          REQUIRED ACTION                COMPLETION TIME A. Liquid effluent radiation        A.1 Suspend liquid effluent           Immediately monitoring instrumentation            radiation release monitored channel alarm and trip                by the inoperable channel.
setpoint less conservative than required.                   OR A.2 Declare channel inoperable.        Immediately CNS ODAM                                       D 3.3-1                                     10/10/01

Liquid Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.1 ACTIONS CONDITION              REQUIRED ACTION               COMPLETION TIME B. One or more channels B.1 Enter the Condition               Immediately inoperable,               referenced in Table D3.3.1-1 for the channel.
AND B.2.1       Restore inoperable        31 days channel(s) to OPERABLE status.
OR B.2.2       In lieu of any other      In accordance with report, explain in the    the Radioactive Radioactive Effluent      Effluent Release Release Report why the    Report frequency.
instrument was not repaired in a timely manner.
CNS ODAM                           D 3.3-2                                   lo/lb/ol  I

Liquid Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.1 ACTIONS CONDITION                    REQUIRED ACTION                  COMPLETION TIME C. As required by Required   C. 1 Analyze a minimum of 2              Prior to initiating a Action B.1 and referenced       independent samples in             release in Table D3.3.1-1.              accordance with Table D3.1.1-1.
AND C.2         --------- NOTE----------
Determination Action and Verification Action will be performed by two separate technically qualified members of the Facility Staff.
Determine and                Prior to initiating a independently verify the     release release rate calculations and discharge valving.
D. As required by Required   D.1 Collect and analyze a grab           24 hours Action B.1 and referenced       sample for gross beta in Table D3.3.1-1.              radioactivity or gross gamma       AND
                                    .radioactivity (as applicable) at a lower limit of detection      Once per
_ 10.6 pCi/ml.                     24 hours thereafter E. As required by Required   E.1 Estimate flow rate during            4 hours Action B.1 and referenced       actual release.
in Table D3.3.1-1.                                                 AND Once per 4 hours thereafter CNS ODAM                                 D 3.3-3                                         10/10/01  1

Liquid Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.1 ACTIONS CONDITION                  REQUIRED ACTION            COMPLETION TIME F. Required Action and       F.1 Suspend liquid effluent      Immediately associated Completion         releases monitored by the Time for Condition C or E     inoperable channel(s).
not met.
CNS ODAM                              D 3.3-4                                 10/1.0/01

Liquid Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.1 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                          FREQUENCY DSR 3.3.1.1  Perform CHANNEL CHECK.                                       24 hours DSR 3.3.1.2  Perform CHANNEL CHECK for each channel to                    24 hours on any demonstrate OPERABILITY by verifying indication of           day on which flow during periods of release.                              continuous, periodic, or batch releases are made DSR 3.3.1.3  Perform SOURCE CHECK.                                        Completed prior to each release DSR 3.3.1.4  Perform SOURCE CHECK.                                        31 days DSR 3.3.1.5  Perform CHANNEL CALIBRATION                                  18 months DSR 3.3.1.6  Perform CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST. The                         92 days CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST shall also demonstrate automatic isolation of the pathway for instrument indication levels measured above the alarm/trip setpoint and circuit failure; and control room alarm annunciation for instrument indication levels measured above the alarm/trip setpoint, circuit failure and instrument indicating downscale failure.
CNS ODAM                                D 3.3-5                                         10110/01 1

Liquid Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.1 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                          FREQUENCY DSR 3.3.1.7  Perform CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST. The                          92 days CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST shall also demonstrate control room alarm annunciation for instrument indication levels measured above the alarm/trip setpoint, circuit failure, instrument indicating downscale failure, and instrument controls not set in operate mode.
DSR 3.3.1.8  Perform CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST.                              184 days DSR 3.3.1.9  Perform LOGIC SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL TEST                          184 days CNS ODAM                                 D 3.3-6                                       10/10/01  1

Liquid Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.1 Table D3.3.1-1 Radioactive Liquid Effluent Monitoring Instrumentation APPLICABILITY                                      CONDITION OR OTHER                MINIMUM                REFERENCED SPECIAL               CHANNELS                      FROM              SURVEILLANCE
* INSTRUMENT                     CONDITIONS              OPERABLE                  ACTION B.1           REQUIREMENTS
: 1. Gross Beta or Gamma Radioactivity Monitors Providing Automatic Isolation 1
: a. Liquid Radwaste                    (a)                      (b)                    C                    DSR 3.3.1.1 Effluent Line                                                                                           DSR 3.3.1.3 DSR 3.3.1.5 DSR 3.3.1.6 DSR 3.3.1.9
: 2. Gross Beta or Gamma Radioactivity Monitors Providing Alarm but not Providing Automatic Isolation
: a. Service Water System               (a)                    1                         D                   DSR 3.3.1.1 Effluent Line                                                                                           DSR 3.3.1.4 DSR 3.3.1.5 DSR 3.3.1.7
: 3. Flow Rate Measurement Devices (a)                    1                        E                    DSR 3.3.1.2
: a. Liquid Radwaste                                                                                         DSR 3.3.1.5 Effluent Line                                                                                           DSR 3.3.1.8 (a) During releases via this pathway.
(b) Set to alarm and automatically close the waste discharge valve prior to exceeding the limits of DLCO 3.1.1.
CNS ODAM                                                     D 3.3-7                                                   10/ 1-a/0 1 1

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 D 3.3 INSTRUMENTATION D 3.3.2 Gaseous Effluent Monitoring DLCO 3.3.2                           The gaseous effluent radiation monitoring instrumentation channel(s) shown in-Table D3.3.2-1 shall be OPERABLE with:
: a.                The minimum OPERABLE channel(s) in service.
: b.                The alarm and trip setpoints set to ensure that the limits of DLCO 3.2.1 are not exceeded.
APPLICABILITY:                       According to Table D3.3.2-1.
ACTIONS
---------         -----------------------------------------------            I'\Jk J r------------------------------------------------------
Separate Condition entry is allowed for each channel.
CONDITION                                               REQUIRED ACTION                           COMPLETION TIME A.       Gaseous effluent                                       A.1  Suspend gaseous effluent                Immediately radiation monitoring                                        radiation release monitored instrumentation                                             by inoperable channel.
channel alarm and trip setpoint less                                          OR conservative than required.                                              A.2  Declare channel inoperable.                             Immediately CNS ODAM                                                                D 3.3-8                                                   10/10/01

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 ACTIONS CONDITION                REQUIRED ACTION                  COMPLETION TIME B. One or more channels  B.1    Enter the Condition            Immediately inoperable,                  referenced in Table D3.3.2-1 for the channel.
AND B.2.1  Restore inoperable             31 days channel(s) to OPERABLE status.
OR B.2.2  In lieu of any other report,   In accordance with explain in the Radioactive     the Radioactive Effluent Release Report        Effluent Release why the instrument was not     Report frequency repaired in a timely manner.
C. As required by        C.1    Ensure the offgas delay        Immediately Required Action B.1          system is not bypassed.
and referenced in Table D3.3.2-1.       AND C.2    Ensure the Elevated            Immediately Release Point Monitoring noble gas activity monitor is OPERABLE.
AND C.3    Restore inoperable             72 hours channels to OPERABLE status.
D. Required Action and   D.1    Be in MODE 2.                  12 hburs associated Completion Time for Condition C not met.
CNS ODAM                             D 3.3-9                                     10/10/01 1

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 ACTIONS CONDITION             REQUIRED ACTION                  COMPLETION TIME E. As required by       E.1  Estimate flowrate.             24 hours Required Action B.1 and referenced in                                       AND Table D3.3.2-1.
Once per 24 hours thereafter F. As required by       F.1  Take grab samples.             24 hours Required Action B.1 and referenced in                                       AND Table D3.3.2-1.
Once per 24 hours thereafter AND F.2  Analyze for gross activity. 24 hours from time of sampling completion CNS ODAM                        D 3.3-10                                     10/10/01 1

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 ACTIONS CONDITION         j       REQUIRED ACTION                  COMPLETION TIME G. As required by         G.1.1  Verify one Function 2.a        Immediately Required Action B.1          monitor OPERABLE.
and referenced in Table D3.3.2-1.               AND G.1.2  Verify recombiner exhaust      Immediately temperature change less than 10'F over a 24 hour       AND period.
Once per 24 hours thereafter.
OR G.2.1  Verify one Function 2.a        Immediately monitor OPERABLE.
AND G.2.2  Collect gas sample.            24 hours AND Once per 24 hours thereafter AND G.2.3  Analyze gas sample and         4 hours from time of ensure within the limit of     sampling completion DLCO 3.2.6.
OR G.3.1  Verify recombiner exhaust      Immediately temperature change less than 10&deg;F over a 24 hour       AND period.
Once per 24 hours thereafter.
AND G.3.2  Collect gas sample.            24 hours.
AND Once per 24 hours thereafter.
CNS ODAM                             D 3.3-11                                    03/28/06

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 ACTIONS CONDITION                 REQUIRED ACTION                   COMPLETION TIME AND G.3.3  Analyze gas sample and          4 hours from time of ensure within the limit of     sampling completion.
DLCO 3.2.6.
H. Required Action and   H.1     Discontinue operation of       Immediately associated Completion        the augmented offgas Time for Condition G         treatment system.
not met.
As required by         1.1   ------- NOTE------
Required Action B.1          When the primary and referenced in              monitoring system is Table D3.3.2-1.                inoperable and the backup system is in service, sampling may be discontinued for up to 30 minutes only for changing particulate filters and iodine cartridges.
Continuously collect           4 Hours samples with auxiliary sampling equipment as required in Table D3.2.3-1.
OR 1.2.1   If auxiliary sampling          Immediately equipment cannot be established within the specified completion time, enter the problem into the Corrective Action Program to evaluate particulate and iodine effluent releases.
AND 1.2.2   Report this event in the       In accordance with Radioactive Effluent           the Radioactive Release Report.                Effluent Release Report Frequency CNS ODAM                              D 3.3-12                                     03/28/06

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 ACTIONS CONDITION'               REQUIRED ACTION                  COMPLETION TIME J. Required Action and     J.1  Discontinue effluent           Immediately associated Completion        releases via this pathway.
Time for Condition E or F not met.
K. Function 1.a trip       K.1  Close the offgas isolation     Immediately capability not               valve.
maintained.
AND AND K.2  Initiate reactor shutdown. Immediately Radiation level exceeds 1.0 ci/sec      AND (prior to 30 min. delay line) for > 15          K.3  Be in MODE 4.                  24 hours consecutive minutes.
CNS ODAM                            D 3.3-13                                    03/28/06  1

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS
 ----------------------------                      NOTES         ------------------------------
: 1.          Refer to Table D3.3.2-1 to determine which DSRs apply for each instrument.
: 2.          When a channel is placed in an inoperable status solely for performance of required Surveillances, entry into associated Conditions and Required Actions may be delayed for up to 6 hours provided the associated Function is maintained.
SURVEILLANCE                                    FREQUENCY DSR 3.3.2.1           Perform CHANNEL CHECK.                                  24 hours DSR 3.3.2.2           Perform CHANNEL CHECK.                                  7 days DSR 3.3.2.3           Perform SOURCE CHECK.                                   31 days DSR 3.3.2.4           Perform CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST.                        31 days DSR 3.3.2.5           Perform SOURCE CHECK.                                   92 days DSR 3.3.2.6           Perform CHANNEL CALIBRATION. The CHANNEL                92 days CALIBRATION shall include the use of a standard gas sample containing a percentage of hydrogen to verify accuracy of the monitoring channel in its operating range.
DSR 3.3.2.7           Perform CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST.                        92 days DSR 3.3.2.8           Perform CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST. The                    92 days CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST shall also demonstrate that control room alarm annunciation occurs if; the instrument indicates measured levels above the alarm/trip setpoint, circuit failure, instrument indicates a downscale failure, or instrument controls not set in operate mode.
CNS ODAM                                           D 3.3-14                                 03/20103  1

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                        FREQUENCY DSR 3.3.2.9  Perform CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST. The                        92 days CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST shall also demonstrate that control room alarm annunciation occurs if; the instrument indicates measured levels above the alarm/trip setpoint or circuit failure.
DSR 3.3.2.10 Perform CHANNEL CALIBRATION. For                            18 months Function 1.a, the time delay setting for closure of the steam jet air ejector isolation valves shall be
* 15 minutes and trip settings shall correspond to Technical Specification 3.7.5.
DSR 3.3.2.11 Perform CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST. The                        18 months CHANNEL FUNCTIONAL TEST shall also demonstrate that automatic isolation of this pathway and control room alarm annunciation occurs if; the instrument indicates measured levels above the alarm/trip setpoint, circuit failure, instrument indicates a downscale failure, or instrument controls not set in operate mode.
DSR 3.3.2.12 Perform LOGIC SYSTEM FUNCTIONAL TEST.                       18 months CNS ODAM                                   D 3.3-15                                   03/20/03  1

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 Table D3.3.2-1 (Page 1 of 3)
Radioactive Gaseous Effluent Monitoring Instrumentation APPLICABILITY                           CONDITION OR OTHER           MINIMUM          REFERENCED SPECIAL           CHANNELS              FROM            SURVEILLANCE INSTRUMENT              CONDITIONS          OPERABLE           ACTION B.1         REQUIREMENTS
: 1. Steam Jet Air Ejector
: a. Noble Gas Activity          (a)                                  C(e)                    DSR   3.3.2.1 Monitor                                                                                  DSR   3.3.2.3 DSR   3.3.2.8 DSR   3.3.2.10 DSR   3.3.2.11 DSR   3.3.2.12
: b. Effluent System Flow        (b)                1                 E                       DSR 3.3.2.1 Rate Measuring Device                                                                    DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: 2. Augmented Offgas Treatment System Explosive Gas Monitoring System
: a. Hydrogen Monitor            (c)                2                 G                       DSR 3.3.2.1 (2% monitor)                                                                             DSR 3.3.2.4 DSR 3.3.2.6
: 3. Reactor Building Ventilation Monitoring System
: a. Noble Gas Activity           (b) (f)           1                 F                       DSR   3.3.2.1 Monitor                                                                                  DSR   3.3.2.3 DSR   3.3.2.9 DSR   3.3.2.10
: b. Iodine Sampler               (b) (f)           1                 I                       DSR 3.3.2.2 Cartridge
: c. Particulate Sampler         (b) (f)            1                 I                       DSR 3.3.2.2 Filter
: d. Effluent System Flow         (b)               1                 E                       DSR 3.3.2.1 Rate Measuring Device                                                                    DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: e. Sampler Flow Rate            (b)               1                 E                       DSR 3.3.2.1 Measuring Device                                                                         DSR 3,3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: f. Isolation Monitor            (d)               (d)               (d)                     DSR 3.3.2.5 DSR 3.3.2.11 (continued)
(a) During operation of the steam jet air ejector (b) During releases via this pathway (c) During augmented offgas treatment system operation (d) See Technical Specification 3.3.6.2 (e) Second channel must either be OPERABLE or be in the tripped condition.
(f) A channel may be removed from service for up to 30 minutes for changing particulate filters or iodine cartridges or for low flow alarm check without entering Conditions or Required Actions.
CNS ODAM                                                   D 3.3-16                                                       03/20/03

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 Table D3.3.2-1 (Page 2 of 3)
Radioactive Gaseous Effluent Monitoring Instrumentation APPLICABILITY                          CONDITION OR OTHER           MINIMUM         REFERENCED SPECIAL           CHANNELS             FROM             SURVEILLANCE INSTRUMENT             CONDITION           OPERABLE           ACTION B.1         REQUIREMENTS
: 4. Elevated Release Point Monitoring System
: a. Noble Gas Activity        (b) (f)              1                  F                       DSR   3.3.2.1 Monitor                                                                                   DSR   3.3.2.3 DSR   3.3.2.9 DSR   3.3.2.10
: b. Iodine Sampler            (b) (f)              1                  I                       DSR 3.3.2.2 Cartridge
: c. Particulate Sampler       (b) (f)              1                  I                       DSR 3.3.2.2 Filter
: d. Effluent System Flow      (b)                  1                  E                       DSR 3.3.2.1 Rate Measuring Device                                                                     DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: e. Sampler Flow Rate         (b)                  1                  E                       DSR 3.3.2.1 Measuring Device                                                                          DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: 5. Radwaste Building Ventilation Monitoring System
: a. Noble Gas Activity        (b) (f)            1                    F                         DSR   3.3.2.1 Monitor                                                                                     DSR   3.3.2.3 DSR   3.3.2.9 DSR   3.3.2.10
: b. Iodine Sampler            (b) (f)            1                     I                        DSR 3.3.2.2 Cartridge
: c. Particulate Sampler       (b) (f)            1                    I                         DSR 3.3.2.2 Filter
: d. Effluent System Flow      (b)                1                    E                         DSR 3.3.2.1 Rate Measuring Device                                                                       DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: e. Sampler Flow Rate         (b)                1                    E                         DSR 3.3.2.1 Measuring Device                                                                            DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: 6. Turbine Building Ventilation Monitoring System
: a. Noble Gas Activity         (b) (f)           1                     F                        DSR   3.3.2.1 Monitor                                                                                     DSR   3.3.2.3 DSR   3.3.2.9 DSR   3.3.2.10
: b. Iodine Sampler             (b) (f)           1                     I                        DSR 3.3.2.2 Cartridge (continued)
(b) During releases via this pathway (f) A channel may be removed from service for up to 30 minutes for changing particulate filters or iodine cartridges or for low flow alarm check without entering Conditions or Required Actions.
CNS ODAM                                                  D 3.3-17                                                       03/20/03

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring D 3.3.2 Table D3.3.2-1 (Page 3 of 3)
Radioactive Gaseous Effluent Monitoring Instrumentation APPLICABILITY                           CONDITION OR OTHER            MINIMUM        REFERENCED SPECIAL           CHANNELS             FROM            SURVEILLANCE INSTRUMENT              CONDITIC N          OPERABLE          ACTION B.1         REQUIREMENTS
: 6. (continued)
: c. Particulate Sampler       (b) (0             1                     I                        DSR 3.3.2.2                       I Filter
: d. Effluent System Flow      (b)                                      E                        DSR 3.3.2.1 Rate Measuring Device                                                                       DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: e. Sampler Flow Rate         (b)                1                     E                        DSR 3.3.2.1 Measuring Device                                                                            DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: 7. Multi Purpose Facility (MPF)
Building Ventilation Monitoring System
: a. Iodine Sampler            (b) (f)                                                           DSR 3.3.2.2 Cartridge
: b. Particulate Sampler        (b) (f)           1                                              DSR 3.3.2.2 Filter
: c. Effluent System Flow       (b)               1                     E                        DSR 3.3.2.1 Rate Measuring Device                                                                       DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10
: d. Sampler Flow Rate          (b)                                     E                        DSR 3.3.2.1 Measuring Device                                                                            DSR 3.3.2.7 DSR 3.3.2.10 (b) During releases via this pathway (f) A channel may be removed from service for up to 30 minutes for changing particulate filters or iodine cartridges or for low flow alarm check without entering Conditions or Required Actions.
CNS ODAM                                                   D 3.3-18                                                       03/20/03

Liquid/Gaseous Effluents Dose D 3.4.1 D 3.4 LIQUID/GASEOUS DOSE D 3.4.1 Liquid/Gaseous Effluents Dose DLCO 3.4.1           The dose or dose commitment to an actual Member of the Public due to radiation and radioactive releases from Cooper Station shall be limited to
_*75 mrem to the thyroid and :s 25 mrem to the total body or any other body organ during a calender year.
APPLICABILITY:       At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                       REQUIRED ACTION                 COMPLETION TIME A. Estimated dose or dose       A.1 Verify the condition resulting in   Immediately commitment due to                 doses exceeding these limits is radiation and radioactive         corrected.
releases exceeds limits.
B. Required Action and          B.1 --------       NOTE--------
associated Completion             This is the Special Report Time not met.                     required by D 3.1.2, D 3.1.3, or D 3.2.3 supplemented with the following.
Submit a Special Report            31 days pursuant to Specification D 5.4, including information specified in 40 CFR Part 190.11(b). This submission shall be deemed a timely request for variance in accord with provisions of 40 CFR Part 190. The variance is granted until NRC staff action on the item is complete.
CNS ODAM                                      D 3.4-1                                    10/10/01

Liquid/Gaseous Effluents Dose D 3.4.1 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                     FREQUENCY DSR 3.4.1.1  Perform a cumulative dose calculation due to             12 months radioactive material in gaseous and liquid effluents to determine compliance with DLCO 3.4.1.
CNS ODAM                                D 3.4-2                                   10/10/01  1

Solid Radioactive Waste D 3.5.1 D 3.5 SOLID RADIOACTIVE WASTE D 3.5.1 Solid Radioactive Waste DLCO 3.5.1      The appropriate equipment of the solid radwaste system shall be OPERABLE to process radioactive waste containing liquid and liquid destined for disposal subject to 10 CFR Part 61 to a form that meets applicable requirements of 10 CFR Part 61.56 before the waste is shipped from the site.
APPLICABILITY:       During solid radwaste processing.
ACTIONS CONDITION                      REQUIRED ACTION                  COMPLETION TIME A. Container of waste does      A.1 Suspend delivery to a carrier       Immediately not comply with 10 CFR           for transport.
Part 61.56.
CNS ODAM                                     D 3.5-1                                     10/10/01

Solid Radioactive Waste D 3.5.1 SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                        FREQUENCY DSR 3.5.1.1  Sample and analyze the dewatered radioactive waste          Prior to for pH.                                                     solidification of every 10th batch of dewatered waste.
DSR 3.5.1.2  Inspect solidified or dewatered radioactive waste to        Prior to capping insure that there is no free standing liquid on top of      each drum or High the solid waste.                                            Integrity Container (HIC)
DSR 3.5.1.3  Record the following information for radioactive solid      In accordance waste shipped offsite during the report period for the      with Radioactive Effluent Release Report per                     10 CFR 50.36a the Reporting Requirements in Technical Specification 5.6.3; a)      Container burial volume, b)      Total curie quantity (determined by measurement or estimate),
c)      Principal gamma radionuclides (determined by measurement or estimate),
d)      Type of waste, and e)      Solidification agent.
CNS ODAM                                  D 3.5-2                                          8/7/00

Monitoring Program Compliance D4.1 D 4.0 MONITORING PROGRAM D 4.1 Monitoring Program Compliance DLCO 4.1              The radiological environmental monitoring program shall be conducted as specified in Table D4.1-1, using analytical techniques such that the detection capabilities in Table D4.1-2 are achieved.
APPLICABILITY:        At all times.
ACTIONS I
CONDITION                          REQUIRED ACTION                 COMPLETION TIME A. Radiological                  A.1 Prepare and submit to the           May 15th following environmental monitoring            NRC in the Annual                 the end of the year program not conducted               Radiological Environmental as specified in                     Report the reasons for not Table D4.1-1.                       conducting the program in accordance with Table D4.1-1 and the plans for preventing recurrence.
B. Environmental sampling        B.1 Report in the Annual                May 15th following medium is not available             Radiological Environmental        the end of the year from a sampling location            Report the cause and location as specified in                     where replacement samples Table D4.1-1.                       were obtained.
CNS ODAM                                       D 4.1 -1                                    10/10/01

Monitoring Program Compliance D 4.1 SURVEILLANCE REOUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                              FREQUENCY DSR 4.1.1      Perform radiological environmental sampling    In accordance and analysis.                                  with Table D4.1-1 DSR 4.1.2      Conduct a land use census to identify the      12 months location of the nearest garden that is greater than 500 square feet in area and that yields.edible leafy vegetables, the location of the nearest milk animal, and the location of the nearest resident in each of the 16 meteorological sectors within 3 miles of the Station.
DSR 4.1.3      Summarize results of radiological              May 15th environmental analysis in the Annual           following the Radiological Environmental Report.             end of the year DSR 4.1.4      Submit results of the land use census in       May 15th the Annual Radiological Environmental          following the Report.                                        end of the year CNS ODAM                             D 4.1-2                           REVISION 0

Monitoring Program Compliance D 4.1 Table D4.1-1 (Page 1 of 2)
Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program EXPOSURE PATHWAY                     NUMBER OF                  SAMPLING AND                    TYPE AND FREQUENCY AND/OR SAMPLE                   SAMPLE STATIONS         COLLECTION FREQUENCY                         OF ANALYSIS
: 1. Airborne
: a. Radioiodine and       At least 5 locations      Continuous operation of sampler       Radioiodine canister: Analyze Particulate                                      with sample collection as required    at least once per 7 days for by dust loading but at least once     1-131.
per 7 days.
Particulate sample: Analyze for gross beta radioactivity t 24 hours following filter change. Perform gamma isotopic~a&#xfd; analysis on each sample in which gross beta activity is > 10 times the yearly mean of control samples.
Perform gamma isotopic(a) analysis on composite (by location) sample at least once per 92 days.
: 2. Direct Radiation          At least 32 locations     Thermoluminescent Dosimeters          Gamma dose: At least once per (TLD)(b) exchange and read-out at     92 days.
least once per 92 days.
: 3. Waterborne
: a. River Water            At least 2 locations      Collect a one (1) gallon grab         Gamma isotopic(a) analysis of sample at least once per 31 days. each sample. Composite grab sample for tritium analysis at
                                                                                             ,least once per 92 days.
b.Ground Water            At least 2 locations      Collect a one (1) gallon grab         Gamma isotopic(a) and tritium sample at least once per 92 days. analysis of each sample.
: c. Sediment from          At least 1 location       Two (2) times a year, once in the     Gamma isotopicta) analysis of Shoreline                                        spring and once in the fall.          each sample.
: 4. Ingestion
: a. Milk (nearest          At least 1 location       At least once per 15 days during       Gamma isotopic(a) and 1-131 producer)                                        Peak Pasture Periodc); at least once   analysis of each sample.
per 31 days at other times.
: b. Milk (other producers) At least 2 locations      At least once per 92 days.             Gamma isotopicwa) and 1-131 analysis of eachsample.
: c. Fish                   At least 2 locations      Two times per year (once in the        Gamma isotopic(a) analysis on summer and once inothe fall).          edible portions.
Attempt to include the following:
: 1. Bottom feeding species
: 2. Middle-Top feeding species (continued)
CNS ODAM                                            D 4.1-3                                                      REVISION 0

Monitoring Program Compliance D4.1 Table D4.1-1 (Page 2 of 2)
Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program EXPOSURE PATHWAY                           NUMBER OF                          SAMPLING AND                        TYPE AND FREQUENCY AND/OR SAMPLE                         SAMPLE STATIONS                COLLECTION FREQUENCY                             OF ANALYSIS
: 4.    (continued)
: d. Food Products                Samples of three different       Monthly when available.                    Gamma isotopic(a) and 1-131 kinds of broad leaf                                                         analysis vegetation grown nearest each of two different offsite locations of highest predicted annual average ground-level D/Q if milk sampling is not performed.
One sample of each of the         Monthly when available.                   Gamma isotopic(a) and 1-131 similar broad leaf                                                          analysis vegetation grown 15-30 km distant in the least prevalent wind direction if milk sampling is not performed.
(a) Gamma isotopic analysis refers to high resolution gamma spectrum analysis as follows: the sample is scanned for gamma-ray activity. If no activity is found for a selected nuclide, the detection sensitivity for that nuclide will be calculated using the counting time, detector efficiency, gamma energy, geometry, and detector background appropriate to the particular sample in question. The following nineteen (19) nuclides shall be analyzed routinely:
BaLa-140                                     Cs-137                                           Ra-226 Be-7                                          Fe-59                                            Ru-103 Ce-141                                       1-131                                            Ru-106 Ce-144                                       K-40                                             Th-228 Co-58                                        Nb-95                                            Zn-65 Co-60                                        Mn-54                                            Zr-95 Cs-134 Any radionuclide detected, i.e., having a measured concentration greater than the LLD, whether or not it is one of the 19 nuclides listed above, shall be regarded as present in the sample.
(b) Thermoluminescent Dosimeters (TLD) is a single phosphore. Two or more phosphores in one package are considered to be two or more dosimeters.
(c) Peak Pasture Period is June 1through September 30 of each year.
CNS ODAM                                                                D 4.1-4                                                             2/22/01

Monitoring Program Compliance D 4.1 Table D4.1-2 (Page 1 of 2)
Detection Capabilities for Environmental Sample Analysis LOWER LIMIT OF DETECTION(') (LLD)           (b)
AIRBORNE PARTICULATE                                                   FOOD WATER             OR GAS                 FISH               MILK          PRODUCTS       SEDIMENT ANALYSIS              (pCi/I)          (pci/m3 )          (pCi/kg, wet)         (pCi/I)        (pCi/kg, wet) (pCi/kg, dry) 4           1 x 10 "2 gross beta H-3                    2000 Mn-54                     15                                    130 Fe-59                     30                                   260 Co-58                     15                                    130 Co-60                     15                                    130 Zn-65                     30                                   260 Zr-95                     30 Nb-95                     15 1-131                    1 (C)         7x 10-                                        1               60 I
Cs-134                    15           5 x 10-.2                130                15                60            150 Cs-137                    18           6 x 10--2                150                18                80            180 Ba-140                    60                                                       60 La-140                    15                                                       15 (a) This list does not mean that only these nuclides are to be detected and reported. Other peaks which are measurable and identifiable, together with the above nuclides, shall also be identified and reported.
CNS ODAM                                                        D 4.1-5                                                 8/26/99

Monitoring Program Compliance D 4.1 Table D4.1-2 (Page 2 of 2)
Detection Capabilities for Environmental Sample Analysis (b) The LLD is the "a priori" smallest concentration of radioactive material in a sample that will be detected with 95% probability (5% probability of falsely concluding that a blank observation represents a "real" signal).
For a particular measurement system (which may include radiochemical separation):
(4.66)(s b)
LLD    =
(E)(V)(2.22) (Y) (e -.kt)
Where:
LLD is the "a priori" lower limit of detection as described above (as picocurie per unit mass or volume),
sb is the standard deviation of the background counting rate or of the counting rate of a blank sample as appropriate (as counts per minute),
E is the counting efficiency (as counts per transformation),
V is the sample size (in units of mass or volume),
2.22 is the number of transformations per minute per picocurie, Y is the fractional radiochemical yield (when applicable)
X is the radioactive decay constant for the particular radionuclide, and
               \
at is the elapsed time between sample collection (oi midpoint of the sample collection period) and time of counting.
The value of sbused in the calculation of the LLD for a detection system shall be based on the actual observed variance of the background counting rate or of the counting rate of the blank samples (as appropriate) rather than on an unverified theoretically predicted variance. In calculating the LLD for a radionuclide determined by gamma-ray spectrometry, the background shall include the typical contributions of other radionuclides normally present in the samples (e.g.,
potassium-40 in milk samples).
Analysis shall be performed in such a manner that the stated LLD's will be achieved under routine conditions. Occasionally background fluctuations, unavoidably small.sample sizes, the presence of interfering nuclides, or other uncontrollable circumstances may render these LLD's unachievable. In such cases, the contributing factors will be identified and described in the Annual Radiological Environmental Report.
(c) LLD for drinking water.
CNS ODAM                                                        D 4.1-6                                                       REVISION 0

Monitoring Program Concentration D 4.2 D 4.0 MONITORING PROGRAM D 4.2 Monitoring Program Concentration DLCO 4.2               Radioactivity concentrations in sampled medium from the radiological environmental monitoring program shall not exceed values specified in Table D5.4-1 when averaged over a calender quarter.
APPLICABILITY:         At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                        REQUIRED ACTION                 COMPLETION TIME A. Radioactivity                  A.1 Prepare and submit to the         31 days following the concentrations of                   NRC a Special Report in          end of the quarter sampled medium from                 accordance with Specification the radiological                    D 5.4 which includes an environmental monitoring            evaluation of any release program exceeds values              conditions, environmental specified in Table D5.4-1,         factors or other conditions averaged over a calender           which caused the value(s) to quarter which is                    be exceeded.
attributable to release(s) from the Station.
B. Radioactivity                  B.1 Report and explain in the         May 15th following concentrations of                  Annual Radiological               the end of the year sampled medium from                Environmental Report the the radiological                   results of the sample(s).
environmental monitoring program exceeds values specified in Table D5.4-1, averaged over a calender quarter which is not attributable to release(s) from the Station.
CNS ODAM                                       D 4.2-1                                    10/10/01

Monitoring Program Dose D4.3 D 4.0 MONITORING PROGRAM D 4.3 Monitoring Program Dose DLCO 4.3             The calculated personal dose associated with sampled exposure pathway(s) shall not exceed 120% of the calculated dose at the maximum dose location associated with like pathways at a location where sampling is conducted as specified in Table D4.1-1.
APPLICABILITY:       At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                        REQUIRED ACTION                 COMPLETION TIME A. Location(s) identified at    A.1-    ---------- NOTE------
which the calculated dose               Only applicable if associated with the                    samples are reasonably exposure pathway(s)                    attainable at the new exceeds 120% of the                    location.
calculated dose at the                              ------
maximum dose location associated with like                   Add new sampling             92 days pathways at a location                 location(s) identified where sampling is                       having maximum conducted as specified in              exposure potential to the Table D4.1-1.                           radiological environmental monitoring program and Table D4.1-1.
AND A.2       Describe change made to      May 15th following Table D4.1-1 in the          the end of the year Annual Radiological Environmental Report.
CNS ODAM                                     D 4.3-1                                     10O/10/01

Interlaboratory Comparison Program D 5.1 D 5.0 MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS D 5.1 Interlaboratory Comparison Program DLCO 5.1              Analyses shall be performed on radioactive materials supplied as part of the Interlaboratory Comparison Program.
APPLICABILITY:        At all times.
ACTIONS CONDITION                        REQUIRED ACTION                    COMPLETION TIME A. Analyses not performed.        A.1  Report to the NRC in the            May 15th Annual Radiological                 following the end of Environmental Report the            the year corrective actions taken to prevent recurrence.
SURVEILLANCE REQUIREMENTS SURVEILLANCE                                          FREQUENCY DSR 5.1.1          Submit a brief summary of the results obtained from           May 15th the Interlaboratory Comparison Program in the                 following the end Annual Radiological Environmental Report pursuant             of the year to Technical Specification 5.6.2.
CNS ODAM                                      D 5.1-1                                         10/10/01

Annual Radiological Environmental Report D 5.2 D 5.0 MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS D 5.2 Annual Radiological Environmental Report The Annual Radiological Environmental Report covering the operation of the unit during the previous calendar year shall be submitted by May 15 of each year. The report shall include summaries, interpretations, and analyses of trends of the results of the radiological environmental monitoring program for the reporting period. The material provided shall be consistent with the objectives outlined in the Offsite Dose Assessment Manual (ODAM), and in 10 CFR50, Appendix I, Section IV.B.2, IV.B.3, and IV.C.
The Annual Radiological Environmental Report shall include the results of analyses of all radiological environmental samples and of all environmental radiation measurements taken during the period pursuant to the locations specified in the table and figures in the ODAM, as well as summarized and tabulated results of these analyses and measurements in the format of the table in Regulatory Guide 4.8, December 1975. In the event that some individual results are not available for inclusion with the report, the report shall be submitted noting and explaining the reasons for the missing results. The missing data shall be submitted in a supplementary report as soon as possible.
Details of the report shall include the following:
: a.      A summary of doses to a Member of the Public beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY due to Cooper Nuclear Station aqueous and airborne radioactive effluents, calculated in accordance with methods compatible with the ODAM.
: b.      A summary of the results of the land use census required in DSR 4.1.2.
: c.      Summarized and tabulated results in the format of Table D5.2-1 of analysis of samples required by the radiological environmental monitoring program, and taken during the report period.
: d.      A summary description of the radiological environmental monitoring program including any changes; a map of all sampling locations keyed to a table giving distances and directions from the reactor; and, the results of participation in the Interlaboratory Comparison Program, required by D 5.1.
: e.      Summaries, interpretations, and analysis of trends of the results of the radiological environmental monitoring program for the reporting period.
CNS ODAM                                        D 5.2-1                                     10/22/04

Table D5.2-1 Environmental Radiological Monitoring Program Summary Name of Facility               Cooper Nuclear Station              Docket No.           50-298 Location of Facility           Nemaha, Nebraska                    Reporting Period (County, State)
Type &         Lower Limit       All Indicator    Location with Highest Annual Mean      Control Medium of Pathways        Total No.           of             Locations                                             Locations         No. of Sampled           of Analyses      Detection (1)      Mean [1(2)              Name            Mean [](2)    Mean [](2)      Reportable (Unit of Measurement)     Performed          (LLD)           Range (2)        Distance & Direction   Range (2)     Range (2)      Occurrences Table Notes:
(1)      Nominal Lower Limit of Detection (LLD).
(2)     Mean and Range based upon detectable measurements only. Fraction of detectable measurements at specified location indicated in brackets [].
Revision 0

Annual Radioactive Effluent Release Report D5.3 D 5.0 MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS D 5.3 Radioactive Effluent Release Report Thea,!dibactive Release, Report covering the operation of the unit shall be submitted in accordance With 10-CFR'50'36a. The report shall include a summary of the quantities of radioactive liquid and gaseous effluents and solid waste released from the unit. The material provided shall be consistent with the objectives outlined in the ODAM and the Process Control Program and in conformance with 10 CFR 50.36a and 10 CFR 50, Appendix I, Section IV.B.1.
The RadioactiveEffluent Release Report shall be submitted to the NRC by.May 1 of each year and*shall include the following:
: a.      A summary by calendar quarter of th'e quantities of radioactive liquid and gaseous effluents released from the Station, reported in the format recommended in Regulatory Guide 1.21, Appendix B, Tables 1 and 2.
: b.      A summary of radioactive solid waste shipped from CNS, including information provided in DSR 3.5.1.3.
: c.      A summary of meteorological data collected during the year.
: d.      A list and brief description of each unplanned release of gaseous or liquid radioactive effluent that causes a limit in DLCO 3.1.1, DLCO 3.1.3, DLCO 3.2.1, DLCO 3.2.2 or DLCO 3.2.3 to be exceeded.
: e.      Calculated offsite dose to humans resulting from the release of effluents and their subsequent dispersion on the atmosphere reported in accordance with Regulatory Guide 1.21.
: f.      A summary of changes made to the CNS Process Control Program. The summary shall contain sufficiently detailed information to totally support the rationale for the change without benefit of additional or supplemental information; a determination that the change did not reduce the overall conformance of the solidified waste product to existing criteria for solid wastes; and documentation of the fact that the change has been reviewed and found acceptable by the SORC.
CNS ODAM                                         D 5.3-1                                       8/7/00

Annual Radioactive Effluent Release Report D 5.3 D 5.3 Radioactive Effluent Release Report (continued)
: g. Changes made to the CNS Offsite Dose Assessment Manual shall be submitted to the NRC in the form of a complete, legible copy of the entire ODAM as part of, or concurrent with the Radioactive Effluent Release Report for the period of the report in which any change in the ODAM was made. Each change shall be identified by markings in the margin of the affected pages, clearly indicating the area of the page that was changed, and shall indicate the date (i.e., month and year) the change was implemented.
CNS ODAM                                     D 5.3-2                                         8/7/00

Special Reports D5.4 D 5.0   MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS D 5.4   Special Reports Special reports shall be submitted to the Director, Nuclear Reactor Regulation, USNRC, Washington, D.C. 20555 and to the NRC Regional Administrator within the time period specified for each report.
Special reports (in lieu of Licensee Event Reports) may be required covering inspections, test and maintenance activities. These special reports are determined on an individual basis for each unit and their preparation and submittal are designated in the Offsite Dose Assessment Manual.
----- A-sp-cial report is required if measured levels of radioactivity in an environmental sampling medium determined to exceed the reporting level values of Table D5.4-1 when averaged over any calendar quarter sampling period. When more than one of the radionuclides in Table D5.4-1 are detected in the sampling medium, this report shall be submitted if:
Concentration (1) + Co                  +     &#x17d;1.0 Limit Level     (1)  Limit Level    (2)    ..      0 When radionuclides other than those in Table D5.4-1 are detected and are the result of plant effluents, this report shall be submitted if the potential annual dose to an individual is equal to or greater than the calendar year limits of DLCO 3.1.3 and 3.2.3. This report is not required if the measured level of radioactivity was not the result of plant effluents; however, in such an event, the condition shall be reported and described in the Annual Radiological Environmental Report.
CNS ODAM                           D 5.4-1                         REVISION 1

Special Reports D 5.4 Table D5.4-1 Reporting Levels for Radioactivity Concentrations in Environmental Samples Reporting Levels AIRBORNE PARTICULATE OR            FISH                     FOOD PRODUCTS ANALYSIS            WATER (pCi/1)           GASES (pCi/m3)      (pCi/Kg, Wet) MILK (pCi/l)     (pCi/Kg, Wet)
H-3                 2E + 4(a) 3E + 4(c)
Mn-54                 IE + 3                                     3E + 4 Fe-59                4E + 2                                      IE + 4 Co-58                 IE + 3                                     3E + 4 Co-60                3E + 2                                      1E + 4 Zn-65                 3E + 2                                     2E + 4 Zr-Nb-95             4E + 2(b) 1-131                       2                     0.9                              3            IE + 2 Cs-134                      30                     10            IE + 3           60            1E + 3 Cs-137                       50                    20             2E + 3           70            2E + 3 Ba-La-140            2E + 2(b)                                               3E + 2(b)
(a) For drinking water samples. This is the 40 CFR 141 value.
(b) Concentration of parent or daughter.
(c) For samples of water not used as a source of drinking water.
CNS ODAM                                                   D 5.4-2                                   REVISION 0

Major Changes to Radioactive Waste Treatment Systems D 5.5 D 5.0   MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS D 5.5 Major Changes to Radioactive Waste Treatment Systems (Liquid, Gaseous, and Solid)
The radioactive waste treatment systems (liquid, gaseous, and solid) are those systems described in the facility Safety Analysis Report and amendments thereto, which are used to maintain that control over radioactive materials in gaseous and liquid effluents and in solid waste packaged for offsite shipment required to meet the DLCO's set forth in Specifications D 3.1.1, D 3.1.2, D 3.1.3, D 3.1.4, D 3.2.1, D 3.2.2, D 3.2.3, D 3.2.4, D 3.2.5, D 3.2.6, D 3.2.7, D 3.3.2, D 3.4.1, and D 3.5.1. The NRC is notified of major changes to these systems under the provisions of 10 CFR Part 50.59 and Part 50.71 (USAR revisions).
CNS ODAM                              D 5.5-1                       REVISION 1

OFFSITE DOSE ASSESSMENT MANUAL APPENDIX D TABLE OF CONTENTS - BASES B 3.0    ODAM SPECIFICATION APPLICABILITY ...........................                     B 3.0-1 B 3.1    LIQUID EFFLUENTS B 3.1.1        Liquid Effluents Concentration ..............................              B  3.1-1 B 3.1.2        Liquid W aste Concentration ................................               B  3.1-2 B 3.1.3        Liquid Effluents Dose ..................................                   B  3.1-5 B 3.1.4        Outside Temporary Storage of Radioactive Liquid ...............            B  3.1-9 B 3.2    GASEOUS EFFLUENTS B 3.2.1        Gaseous Effluents Concentration ............................               B 3.2-1 B 3.2.2        Noble Gas Dose .........................................                   B 3.2-2 B 3.2.3        Iodine and Particulates ....................................               B 3.2-3 B 3.2.4        Offgas Treatment System ...............................                    B 3.2-4 B 3.2.5        Exhaust Ventilation Treatment System .......................               B 3.2-5 B 3.2.6        Hydrogen Concentration ..................................                  B 3.2-6 B 3.2.7        Primary Containment Venting and Purging ....................               B 3.2-7 B 3.3    INSTRUMENTATION B 3.3.1        Liquid Effluent Monitoring ..................................              B 3.3-1 B 3.3.2        Gaseous Effluent Monitoring ................................               B 3.3-2 B 3.4    LIQUID/GASEOUS EFFLUENTS DOSE B 3.4.1        Liquid/Gaseous Effluents Dose .............................                B 3.4-1 B 3.5    SOLID RADIOACTIVE WASTE B 3.5.1        Solid Radioactive W aste ...........................            ....... B 3.5-1 B  4.0   MONITORING PROGRAM B  4.1         Monitoring Program Compliance ...........                               .B    4.1-1 B  4.2          Monitoring Program Concentration ...........................               B 4.2-1 B  4.3          Monitoring Program Dose .................................                  B 4.3-1 B 5.0    MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS B 5.1           Interlaboratory Comparison Program .........................               B  5.1-1 B 5.2           Annual Radiological Environmental Report ....................              B  5.2-1 B 5.3          Radiological Effluent Release Report .........................             B  5.3-1 B 5.4          Special Reports .........................................                  B  5.4-1 B 5.5          Major Changes to Radioactive Waste Treatment Systems (Liquid, Gaseous, and Solid) ........................              B 5.5-1 CNS ODAM                                           iv                                     2/22/01

ODAM Specification Applicability B 3.0 B 3.0 ODAM Specification Applicability BASES DLCOs 3.0.1, 3.0.2, and 3.0.5, and DSRs 3.0.1 and 3.0.2 reflect parallel requirements in the Technical Specifications. Refer to the Technical Specification Bases for appropriate discussion.
DSR 3.0.3 establishes the flexibility to defer declaring affected equipment inoperable or an affected variable outside the specified limits when a Surveillance has not been complete within the specified Frequency. A delay period of up to 24 hours or up to the limit of the specified Frequency, whichever is less, applies from the point in time that it is discovered that the Surveillance has not been performed in accordance with DSR 3.0.2, and not at the time that the specified Frequency was not met. This delay period provides adequate time to complete Surveillances that have been missed. This delay period permits the completion of a Surveillance before complying with Required Actions or other remedial measures that might preclude completion of the Surveillance.
The basis for this delay period includes consideration of unit conditions, adequate planning, availability of personnel, the time required to perform the Surveillance, the safety significance of the delay in completing the required Surveillance, and the recognition that the most probable result of any particular Surveillance being performed is the verification of conformance with the requirements.
When a Surveillance with a Frequency based not on time intervals, but upon specified unit conditions or operational situations, is discovered not to have been performed when specified, DSR 3.0.3 allows the full delay period of 24 hours to perform the Surveillance.
DSR 3.0.3 also provides a time limit for completion of Surveillances that become applicable as, a consequence of MODE changes imposed by Required Actions.
Failure to comply with specified Frequencies for DSRs is expected to be an infrequent occurrence. Use of the delay period established by DSR 3.0.3 is a flexibility which is not intended to be used as an operational convenience to extend Surveillance intervals.
If a Surveillance is not completed within the allowed delay period, then the equipment is considered inoperable or the variable is considered outside the specified limits and the Completion Times of the Required Actions for the applicable DLCO Conditions begin immediately upon expiration of the delay period. If a Surveillance is failed within the delay period, then the equipment is inoperable, or the variable is outside the specified limits and the Completion Times of the Required Actions for the applicable DLCO Conditions begin immediately upon the failure of the Surveillance.
Completion of the Surveillance within the delay period allowed by this Specification, or within the Completion Time of the ACTIONS, restores compliance with DSR 3.0.1.
(continued)
CNS ODAM                                       B 3.0-1                                      12/04/03

ODAM Specification Applicability B 3.0 BASES (continued)
ODAM Specification DLCO 3.0.3, in lieu of imposing a plant shutdown as paralleled in Technical Specification 3.0.3, requires: (a) an Action to initiate efforts to restore compliance with the ODAM or associated Actions; and (b) an Action that requires entering the circumstances into the Corrective Action Program (CAP). These actions ensure that the appropriate actions continue to be focused on and that the circumstances concerning failure to comply with the ODAM Actions would be reviewed. This review will be conducted in accordance with the procedural guidance for CAP Notifications.
There are no ODAM 3.0 Specifications that parallel Technical Specification LCO 3.0.4 or SR 3.0.4. Restrictions in entering MODES or other specified conditions in the Applicability have historically not been applied to ODAM Specifications. There are also no ODAM 3.0 Specifications that parallel Technical Specification LCO 3.0.6 and LCO 3.0.7, which allow for exceptions and revisions of other Technical Specifications. They are not applicable to the ODAM since it is not permitted to allow the ODAM to revise a Technical Specification.
(Note that there currently are no identified ODAM DLCOs that support Technical Specification systems; however, this discussion is presented to address the philosophy that would be applied.) An allowance similar to Technical Specification LCO 3.0.6 does not apply to the ODAM. When a Technical Specification supported system LCO is discovered to be not met solely due to a ODAM support system DLCO not met, appropriate Technical Specification ACTIONS are required to be entered immediately. This applies even in instances where the ODAM contains a delay prior to declaring a Technical Specification supported system inoperable. In this case, certain ODAM inoperabilities may not directly impact the OPERABILITY of the Technical Specification supported system and delayed declaration of inoperability of the supported system is acceptable. In other cases, discovered support system inoperabilities that directly result in supported system inability to perform the safety function, should result in immediate declaration of inoperability of the supported system.
Technical Specification LCO 3.0.7 has no parallel in the ODAM since it provides for explicit changes to specified Technical Specifications by the Section 3.10 Specifications. However, in the event that LCO 3.0.7 provides for changes to the Technical Specification MODE definitions by the Section 3.10 Specifications, the revised MODE definitions apply to all plant references, including ODAM references.
CNS ODAM                                         B 3.0-2                                     12/04/03  1

Liquid Effluents Concentration B 3.1.1 B 3.1 LIQUID EFFLUENTS B 3.1.1 Liquid Effluents Concentration BASES This specification is provided to ensure that the concentration of radioactive materials released in liquid waste effluents from the site to unrestricted areas will be less than the concentration levels specified in 10 CFR Part 20.1302. This limitation provides additional assurance that the levels of radioactive materials in bodies of water outside the site will result in exposures within (1) the Section IV.A guides on technical specifications in Appendix I, 10 CFR Part 50, for an individual and (2) the limits of 10 CFR Part 20.1301 and 20.1302(b)(2)(i) to the population. The concentration limit for noble gases is based upon the assumption that Xe-1 35 is the controlling radioisotope and its MPC in air (submersion) was converted to an equivalent concentration in water using the methods described in International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) Publication 2.
Since Service Water is not a normal or expected source of significant radioactive release, routine sampling and monitoring for radioactivity is precautionary. An activity concentration of 3 x 10 6 pCi/mi in Service Water effluent is diluted in the discharge canal to about 1.5% of the 10 CFR 20 Appendix B Table 2 Column 2 concentration with only one circulating water pump operating. During normal Station operation the dilution would be even greater. By monitoring Service Water effluent continuously for radioactivity and by confirmatory sampling weekly, reasonable assurance that its activity concentration can be kept to a small fraction of the 10 CFR Part 20.1302 limit and within the Specification D 3.1.3 limit is provided.
By monitoring Service Water continuously and liquid radwaste continuously during discharge with the monitor set to alarm or trip before the limit specified in 10 CFR 20.1302 is exceeded, reasonable assurance of compliance with Specification D 3.1.1 is provided. Verification that radioactivity in liquid effluent averaged only a small fraction of the concentration limit is provided by calculations demonstrating compliance with Specification D 3.1.3.
Compliance with 10 CFR Part 20.1302(b)(2)(i) implies that the concentration limit represented by 10 CFR Part 20, Appendix B, Table 2 will be met within a suitable and reasonable averaging time for assessing compliance. That averaging time is dependent upon the resolving time of the measurements or estimates which are used to evaluate compliance. Assessment of compliance is done by sampling and analysis according to DSR 3.1.1.2, by estimating or measuring the maximum release flow and the minimum dilution flow coincident during the period of release represented by the sample, and by computing the concentration as a fraction of the limit beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY periodically on the basis of these data.
Reporting by Special Reports and other reports required by the ODAM and Section 5.6 of Technical Specifications is used in lieu of reporting per 10 CFR 50.73.
CNS ODAM                                           B 3.1 -1                                       10/22/04

Liquid Waste Concentration B 3.1.2 B 3.1   LIQUID EFFLUENTS B 3.1.2    Liquid Waste Concentration BASES Specification D 3.1.2 implements the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50.36a(a)(1) that operating procedures be established and followed and that equipment be maintained and used to keep releases to the environment as low as is reasonably achievable. The OPERABILITY of the liquid radwaste treatment system ensures that the appropriate portions will be available for use whenever liquid effluents require treatment prior to release to the environment. The specification that the portions ofthe system which were used to establish compliance with the design objectives in 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix I, Section II be used when specified provides reasonable assurance that releases of radioactive material in liquid effluent will be kept as low as is reasonably achievable. The activity concentration, 0.01 PCi/ml, below which liquid radwaste treatment would not be cost beneficial, and therefore not required, is demonstrated below:
The quantity of radioactive material in liquid effluent released annually from Cooper Station has been calculated to be' total iodines                   3.65 curies total others (less H3 )         0.7 total 4.35 curies The population dose commitment resulting from the radioactive material in liquid effluent released annually has been calculated to be thyroid                         1.95 manrem total body                      0.56 total 2.5 manrem Therefore, population doses are about 0.5 manrem per curie of iodine released and about 0.8 manrem per curie of other radionuclides (less H3) released in liquids. It would be conservative to assume one manrem committed per curie released in liquid effluent.
The volume of liquid waste processed and intended for discharge is estimated to be:
Low Purity Waste                          5700 gal/day   1.8 x 106 gal/yr Chem Waste + Demin Regenerant Waste       4000 gal/day   1.2 x 106 gal/yr (continued)
CNS ODAM                             B 3. 1-2                             REVISION 0

Liquid Waste Concentration B 3.1.2 BASES (continued)
The annual costs to operate the radwaste processing equipment, neglecting credit for capital recovery, are estimated according to Regulatory Guide 1.110 to be:
Dirty Waste Ionex          $ 88,000/yr Evaporator                $114,000/yr Unit volume operating costs are about:
Cost to ion exchanger = $ 88.000         = $0.05/gal 1.8E+6 gal Cost to evaporate       -   $114, 000    = $0.10/gal 1.2E+6 gal Assuming the cost-benefit balance is $1,000 expenditure per manrem reduction and assuming treatment removes all radioactivity from the liquid, then (1)  the activity concentration in a batch below which treatment is not cost-beneficial is
                        $88,000                    1 curie    106 PCi   1 manrem X           X         x 1.8E+6 gal x 3785 .gl       manrem     curie     $1,000 ga'LI-C = 0.013 pCi/ml (2)  the activity concentration below which evaporation is not costbeneficial is
                        $114,000                   1 curie    106 PCi 1 manrem x .manrem Xccurie X 1.2E+6 gal x 3785 ml                              $1,000 gal C = 0.025 pCi/ml Therefore, to one significant digit, radwaste treatment of liquids containing less than 0.01 pCi/ml is not justified.
(continued)
CNS ODAM                            B 3.1-3                               REVISION 0

Liquid Waste Concentration B 3.1.2 BASES (continued) 1Demonstration~of Compliance with 10 CFR 50 Appendix I, Revision 1 and Supplement 2, Nebraska Public Power District, Cooper Nuclear Station, January 9., 1978.
CNS ODAM                           B 3.1-4                            REVISION 0

Liquid Effluents Dose B 3.1.3 B 3.1   LIQUID EFFLUENTS B 3.1.3   Liquid Effluents Dose BASES Note: The Bases discussion refers to "technical specifications" and quotes the Staff's use of "technical specifications." The statements and opinions pre-date Generic Letter 89-01, Implementation of Programmatic Controls for Radiological Effluent Technical Specifications in the Administrative Controls Section of the Technical Specifications and the relocation of procedural details of RETS to the Offsite Dose Calculation Manual or to the Process Control Program.
Generic Letter 89-01 provides the guidance and justification for relocation of these "technical specifications" to the Offsite Dose Assessment (ODAM) Manual and the Process Control Program (PCP). Therefore, "technical specifications" as used in this Bases refers to ODAM Specifications.
Specifications D 3.1.3, D 3.2.2 and D 3.2.3 implement the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50.36a and of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix I, Section IV. These specifications state ODAM LIMITING CONDITIONS FOR OPERATION (DLCO) to keep levels of radioactive materials in LWR effluents as low as is reasonably achievable. Compliance with these specifications will also keep average releases of radioactive material in effluents at small percentages of the limits specified in 10 CFR Part 20.1301. Surveillance Requirements provide for the measurement of releases and calculation of doses to verify compliance with the Specifications. Action statements in these Specifications implement the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50.36(c)(2) and 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix I, Section IV.A in the event an LCO is not met. Annual dose limitations stated in Specifications D 3.1.3, D 3.2.2 and D 3.2.3 are not strict limits as used elsewhere in the Technical Specifications (are not an immediate safety concern) but do obligate NPPA to take the applicable Required Action in Specifications D 3.1.3, D 3.2.2 and D 3.2.3.
(continued)
CNS ODAM                             B 3.1-5                         REVISION 0

Liquid Effluents Dose B 3.1.3 BASES (continued) 10 CFR Part 50 contains two distinctly separate statements of requirements pertaining to effluents from nuclear power reactors. The first concerns a description of equipment to maintain control over radioactive materials in effluents, determination of design objectives, and means to be employed to keep radioactivity in effluents ALARA. This requirement is stated in Part 50, Section 34a and Appendix I, Section II. Appendix I, Section III stipulates that conformance with the guidance on design objectives be demonstrated by calculations (since demonstration is expected to be prospective). The other is a requirement for developing limitingconditions for operation in technical specifications. It is stated in 10 CFR Part 50, Section 36a and Appendix I, Section IV. Both the intent of the Commission and the requirement are clearly stated in the Opinion of the Commission; 1 relevant paragraphs from that document follow:
Section 50.36a(b) of 10 CFR 'Part 50 provides that licensees shall be guided by certain considerations in establishing and implementing operating procedures specified in technical specifications which take into account the need for operating flexibility and at the same time ensure that the licensee will exert his best efforts to keep levels of radioactive materials in effluents as low as practicable. The Appendix I that we adopt provides more specific guidance to licensees in this respect.
A. The Rule Section IV of Appendix I specifies action levels for the licensee. If, for any individual light water cooled nuclear power reactor, the quantity of radioactive material actually released in effluents to unrestricted areas during any calendar quarter is such as to cause radiation exposure, calculated on the same basis as the design objective exposure, which would exceed one-half the annual design objective exposure, the licensee shall make an investigation to identify the causes of these high release rates, define and initiate a program of action tocorrect the situation, and report these actions to the Commission within 30 days of the end of the calendar quarter.
The conclusion of the NRC Staff in the Appendix I Rulemaking Hearing 2 agrees with that of the Commission. The Staff recommended, "...that the limiting conditions for operation described in Appendix I, Section IV be applicable upon publication to technical specifications included in any license authorizing operation of a light water cooled nuclear power reactor..."
(p. 73).
(conti nued)
CNS ODAM                             B 3.1-6                         REVISION 0

Liquid Effluents Dose B 3.1.3 BASES (continued)
The action to be taken by a licensee in the event a limiting condition is exceeded, is stated in Appendix I, Section IV.A and in the Opinion of the Commission. I ODAM Specifications D 3.1.3, D 3.2.2, D 3.2.3 and Surveillances DSR 3.1.3.1, 3.1.3.2, 3.2.2.1, 3.2.3.1 and 3.2.3.2 for Cooper Station conform to this requirement.
Guidance for developing limiting conditions for operation for surveillance and monitoring is included in Appendix I, Section IV.B.
Although "it is expected that the annual releases of radioactive material in effluents from light water cooled nuclear power reactors can generally be maintained within the levels set forth as numerical guides for design objectives in Section II" (Appendix I, Section IV), no recommendation was made by either the Staff in its Concluding Statement 4 or by the Commission in its Opinion 5 that design objective values should appear as technical specification limits. The Opinion of the Commission and the statement of Appendix I are clear. Limiting conditions of operation (LCO) related to the quantity of radioactive material in effluents released to an unrestricted area stated in technical specifications shall conform to Appendix I, Section IV.A.
Licensee action in the event an LCO is exceeded should be in accord with Section IV.A. Finally, surveillance and monitoring of effluents and the environment should conform to Section IV.B.
With the implementation of Specification D 3.1.3 and Surveillances DSR 3.1.3.1 and 3.1.3.2, there is reasonable assurance that Station operation will not cause a radionuclide concentration in public drinking water taken from the River that exceeds the standard for anthropogenic radioactivity in community drinking water.
INRC Commissioners, "Opinion of the Commission," in the Appendix I Rulemaking hearing, Docket Rm 502, p. 101-102, April 30, 1975.
2NRC Staff, "Concluding Statement of the Regulatory Staff,"
in the Appendix I Rule-    making Hearing, Docket RM 502, pp. 17, 69, 73, 115, February, 1974.
3NRC Commissioners,
: p. 101 4NRC  Staff, op. cit.
5NRC  Commissioners, op. cit.
(continued)
CNS ODAM                              B 3.1-7                       REVISION 0

Liquid Effluents Dose B 3.1.3 BASES (continued) 6Generic Letter 89-01, Implementation of Programmatic Controls for Radiological Effluent Technical Specifications in the Administrative Controls Section of the Technical Specifications and the relocation of procedural details of RETS to the Offsite Dose Calculation Manual or to the Process Control Program.
CNS ODAM                              B 3.1-8                        REVISION 0

Outside Temporary Storage of Radioactive Liquid B 3.1.4 B 3.1   LIQUID EFFLUENTS B 3.1.4   Outside Temporary Storage of Radioactive Liquid BASES Custom Technical Specifications Bases did not exist.
CNS ODAM                           B 3.1-9                         REVISION 0

Gaseous Effluents Concentration B 3.2.1 B 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS B 3.2.1 Gaseous Effluents Concentration BASES DLCO 3.2.1(a) is included to assure that a measure of control is provided over the concentration of radionuclides in air leaving the exclusion area. Radioactive noble gases are monitored by instruments that provide a measure of release rate and cause automatic alarm when the noble gas concentration beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY is expected to exceed the dose rate specified in DLCO 3.2.1(a). With prompt action to reduce the radioactive noble gas concentration in effluent following alarm initiation, it can be maintained at a small fraction of the annual limit. The specified release rate limits restrict the corresponding gamma and beta dose rates above background to an individual at or beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY to s 500 mrem/year to the total body or to *_ 3000 mrem/year to the skin.
Radioiodines and radionuclides in particulate form are sampled with integrating samplers that permit assessment of the average release rate during each sample collection period. By complying with DLCO 3.2.2 and 3.2.3 the average concentration beyond the SITE AND EXCLUSION AREA BOUNDARY will be maintained at a small fraction of the 10 CFR Part 20.1302(b)(2)(i) concentration limit.
CNS ODAM                                 B 3.2-1                                            10/22/04

Noble Gases Dose B 3.2.2 B 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS B 3.2.2 Noble Gases Dose BASES Assessments of dose required by Surveillances DSR 3.2.2.1 and DSR 3.2.3.2 to verify compliance with Appendix I, Section IV is based on measured radioactivity in gaseous effluent and on calculational methods stated in the ODAM. Pathways of exposure and location of individuals are selected such that the dose to a nearby resident is unlikely to be underestimated. Dose assessment methodology described in the ODAM for gaseous effluent will be consistent with the methodology in Regulatory Guides 1.109 and 1.111. Cumulative and projected assessments of dose made during a quarter are based on historical average, or reference (the same period of record used in the design objective Appendix I evaluation) atmospheric conditions. Assessments made for the Annual Radiological Environmental Report will be based on quarterly and annual averages of atmospheric conditions during the period of release.
The bases for Specification D 3.2.2 and Surveillance DSR 3.2.2.1 are also discussed in the bases for Specification D 3.1.3 and Surveillances DSR 3.1.3.1 and 3.1.3.2.
CNS ODAM                                      B 3.2-2                                       8/7/00

Iodine and Particulates B 3.2.3 B 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS B 3.2.3  Iodine and Particulates BASES This bases for Specification D 3.2.3 and Surveillances DSR 3.2.3.1 and 3.2.3.2 are discussed in the bases for Specification D 3.1.3 and Surveillances DSR 3.1.3.1 and 3.1.3.2.
CNS ODAM                          B 3.2-3                          REVISION 0

Offgas Treatment System B 3.2.4 B 3.2   GASEOUS EFFLUENT B 3.2.4   Offgas Treatment System BASES The OPERABILITY of the gaseous radwaste treatment system ensures that the system will be available for use whenever gaseous effluents require treatment prior to release to the environment. The requirement that the appropriate portions of this system be used when specified provides reasonable assurance that the releases of radioactive materials in gaseous effluents will be kept "as low as is reasonably achievable." This specification implements the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50.36a, General Design Criterion 60 of Appendix A to 10 CFR Part 50, and design objective Section lID of Appendix I to 10 CFR Part 50. The specified limits governing the use of appropriate portions of this system are specified as a suitable fraction of the dose design objectives set forth in Sections II.B and II.C of Appendix I, 10 CFR Part 50, for gaseous effluents.
CNS ODAM                           B 3.2-4                         REVISION 0

Exhaust Ventilation Treatment Systems B 3.2.5 B 3.2 GASEOUS EFFLUENTS B 3.2.5   Exhaust Ventilation Treatment Systems BASES An.Exhaust Ventilation Treatment System (EVTS) is a system intended to remove radioiodine or radioactive material in particulate form from gaseous effluent by passing exhaust ventilation air through charcoal absorbers and/or.HEPA filters before exhausting the air to the environment. An EVTS is not intended to affect noble gas in gaseous effluent. Engineered SafetyFeature (ESF) gaseous treatment systems are not considered to be EVTS. The Standby Gas Treatment System is an ESF and not an EVTS. EVTS are specifically identified in ODAM Figure 3-1.
The OPERABILITY of the exhaust ventilation treatment systems ensures that the
*systems  will be available for use whenever gaseous effluents require treatment prior to release to the environment. The requirement that the appropriate portions.of these systems be used when specified provides reasonable assurance that   the releases of radioactive materials in gaseous effluents will be kept "as low  as is reasonably achievable." This specification implements the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50.36a, General Design Criterion 60 of Appendix A to 10 CFR Part 50, and design objective Section lID of Appendix I to 10 CFR Part 50. The specified limits governing the use of appropriate portions of the system are specified as a suitable fraction of the dose design objectives set forth in Sections II.B and II.C of Appendix I, 10 CFR Part 50, for gaseous effluents.
CNS ODAM                             B 3.2-5                           REVISION 0

Hydrogen Concentration B 3.2.6 B 3.2   GASEOUS EFFLUENTS B 3.2.6   Hydrogen Concentration BASES This specification is provided to ensure that the concentration of potentially explosive gas mixtures contained in the waste gas treatment system is maintained below the flammability limits of hydrogen and oxygen. While the Augmented Treatment System is in service the hydrogen and oxygen concentrations are prevented from reaching the flammability limits.
Maintaining the concentration of hydrogen below its flammability limit provides assurance that the releases of radioactive materials will be controlled in conformance with the requirements of General Design Criterion 60 of Appendix A to 10 CFR 50.
For this specification, reporting by Special Reports and the other reports required by the ODAM and Section 5.6 of Technical Specifications is used in lieu of reporting per 10 CFR 50.73.
CNS ODAM                           B 3.2-6                          REVISION 0

Containment B 3.2.7 B 3.2 GASEOUS RELEASES B 3.2.7 Primary Containment Venting and Purging BASES This specification provides reasonable assurance that releases of Iodine from primary containment purging during power operations, during startup while performing primary containment inerting within 24 hours after shutdown, and while de-inerting will not be excessively large, particularly due to Iodine spiking. The exemptions to using the SBGT system are intended to minimize the time the SBGT system is on line while coolant temperature is greater than 200'F, hence to decrease the probability of damage to the SBGT filters that could occur from overpressurization due to a LOCA and the main. purge and ventvalves open. The exception in Note 2 is restricted by a requirement that one channel of the drywell atmospheric particulate and gaseous monitoring system is OPERABLE and not in the alarm state. This restriction provides reasonable assurance that releases from primary containment purging operations will not exceed the annual dose limits of 10CFR20 for unrestricted use.
For this specification, reporting by Special Reports and the other reports required by the ODAM and Section 5.6 of Technical Specifications is used in lieu of reporting per 10 CFR 50.73.
CNS ODAM                                      B 3.2-7                                    08/31//06

Liquid Effluent Monitoring B 3.3.1 B 3.3   INSTRUMENTATION B 3.3.1   Liquid Effluent Monitoring BASES The radioactive liquid effluent instrumentation is provided to monitor and control, as applicable, the release of radioactive material in liquid effluents. The OPERABILITY and use of these instruments implements the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix A, General Design Criteria 60, 63, and 64. The alarm and/or trip setpoints for these instruments are calculated in the manner described in the ODAM to assure that the alarm and/or trip will occur before the limit specified in 10 CFR Part 20.1302 is exceeded. Control of the normal liquid discharge pathway is assured by station procedures governing locked discharge valves and valve line-up verification.
The liquid radwaste monitor assures that all liquid discharged to the discharge canal does not exceed the limits of Specification D 3.1.1. Upon sensing a high discharge level, an isolation signal is generated which closes the radwaste discharge valve. The set point is adjustable to compensate for variable isotopic discharges and dilution flow rates.
For this specification, reporting by Special Reports and the other reports required by the ODAM and Section 5.6 of Technical Specifications is used in lieu of reporting per 10 CFR 50.73.
CNS ODAM                           B 3.3-1                           REVISION 0

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring B 3.3.2 B 3.3 INSTRUMENTATION B 3.3.2 Gaseous Effluent Monitoring BASES The radioactive gaseous effluent instrumentation is provided to monitor and control, as applicable, the releases of radioactive materials in gaseous effluents during actual or potential releases of gaseous effluents. The location of this instrumentation is indicated by a Figure in the ODAM (page 48). The simplified flow diagram shows the gaseous effluent treatment and monitoring equipment and defines the delay system (30 minute hold up line) and the treatment system (AOG charcoal beds). The alarm/trip setpoints for these instruments shall be calculated in accordance with methods in the ODAM, which have been reviewed by NRC, to ensure that the alarm will occur prior to exceeding the limits of 10 CFR Part 20. The process monitoring instrumentation includes provisions for monitoring the concentrations of potentially explosive gas mixtures in the augmented offgas treatment system. The OPERABILITY and use of this instrumentation is consistent with the requirements of General Design Criteria 60, 63, and 64 of Appendix A to 10 CFR Part 50.
Two air ejector off-gas monitors are provided and when their trip point is reached, cause an isolation. of the air ejector off-gas line. Isolation is initiated when both instruments reach their high trip point or one has an upscale trip and the other a downscale trip. There is a fifteen minute delay accounted for by the 30-minute holdup time of the off-gas before it reaches the stack. Both instruments are required for trip but the instruments are so designed that any instrument failure gives a downscale trip. Radioactive sources ("bug-sources") may be installed. During periods of low power operation or reactor shutdown when process background levels are low and downscale trips may pose operational issues, the bug sources maintain on-scale indication and inhibit unnecessary isolations initiated by two downscale channels. This does not defeat the downscale nor inoperable alarm and trip functions which continue to function in the event of a failed instrument or open circuit. The trip setting of 1.0 ci/sec (prior to 30 min. delay) provides an improved capability to detect fuel pin cladding failures to allow prevention of serious degradation of fuel pin cladding integrity which might result from plant operation with a misoriented or misloaded fuel assembly. This limit is more restrictive than 0.39 ci/sec noble gas release rate at the air ejectors (after 30 min. delay) which was used as the source term for an accident analysis of the augmented off-gas system. Using the .39 ci/sec source term, the maximum off-site total body dose would be less than the .5 rem limit.
A footnote has been added to Table D3.3.2-1 to indicate that a channel of the Noble Gas Activity Monitor, the Iodine Sampler Cartridge, or the Particulate Sampler Filter, in the ventilation monitoring systems for the Reactor Building, Radwaste Building, Turbine Building, Elevated Release Point, and Multi Purpose Facility, may be removed from service for up to 30 minutes for changing particulate filters or iodine cartridges or for the low flow alarm check without entering the conditions and required actions. The channel will continue to be declared inoperable when removed from service, but the Conditions and Required Actions will not be entered due to the short duration that the channel is inoperable and the facts that the system must be removed from service to perform the required ODAM surveillance and is returned to an CNS ODAM                                          B 3.3-2                                     04/30/08

Gaseous Effluent Monitoring B 3.3.2 OPERABLE condition prior to expiration of the Completion Time for initiating the Required Action.
A note has been added to Required Action 1.1 stating that continuous monitoring may be discontinued for up to 30 minutes only for changing particulate filters and iodine cartridges when the backup monitoring system is in service. Replacement of these filters and cartridges is a normal activity, and not a condition that is appropriate for entry into the Corrective Action Program or for including in the Radioactivity Effluent Release Report. This allowance to discontinue the sampling is acceptable based on (1) four hours are allowed to begin the continuous collection of samples with auxiliary equipment when the primary monitoring system is inoperable, (2) occasions when the primary monitoring system is inoperable and the backup monitoring system is in service are expected to be rare, and (3) the short period of time (30 minutes) that the monitor is allowed to be out of service.
In the event no flow rate measurement device is operable on a gaseous stream, alternative 24-hour estimates are adequate since the system design is constant flow and loss of flow is alarmed in the control room.
Required Action G.1.2 and G.3.1 requires monitoring of the recombiner exhaust temperature.
This temperature is being monitored for changes rather than for any maximum temperature or range of temperatures. This temperature is affected by various plant parameters, including reactor power level, change of AOG dryer beds, air in-leakage into the main condenser, and the quantity and rate of hydrogen injection into reactor coolant for chemistry control. The recombiner exhaust temperature is expected to remain steady if none of these parameters are changing. If a temperature fluctuation greater than 10&deg;F is observed, Condition H is entered and Required Action H.1 shall be performed unless the temperature fluctuation can be explained by changes in plant parameters.
For this specification, reporting by Special Reports and the other reports required by the ODAM and Section 5.6 of Technical Specifications is used in lieu of reporting per 10 CFR 50.73.
CNS ODAM                                       B 3.3-3                                      04/30/08  1

Liquid/Gaseous Effluents Dose B 3.4.1 B 3.4   LIQUID/GASEOUS DOSE B 3.4.1    Liquid/Gaseous Effluents Dose BASES This specification is provided to meet the reporting requirements of 40 CFR Part 190. In the event an analysis is required to determine compliance with 40 CFR 190, the dose to a member of the publicdue to radiation direct from the station will be estimated with the aid of environmental TLD, PIC, or similar environmental radiation dosimetry. A contribution from another fuel cycle facility is not added since there is no licensed fuel cycle facility within 50 miles of Cooper Station.
CNS ODAM                            B 3.4-1                        REVISION 0

Solid Radioactive Waste B 3.5.1 B 3.5   SOLID RADIOACTIVE WASTE B 3.5.1   Solid Radioactive Waste BASES The OPERABILITY of the solid radwaste system ensures that the system will be available for use whenever solid radwastes require materials processing and packaging prior to being shipped offsite. This specification implements the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50.36a and General Design Criteria 60 of Appendix A to 10 CFR Part 50.
CNS ODAM                          B 3.5-1                          REVISION 0

Monitoring Program Compliance B 4.1 B 4.0   MONITORING PROGRAM B 4.1   Monitoring Program Compliance BASES The radiological environmental monitoring program, including the land use census, is conducted to satisfy the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix I, Section IV.B.2 and 3. The radiological monitoring program required by this specification provides measurements of radiation and of radioactive materials in those exposure pathways and for those radionuclides which lead to the highest potential radiation exposures of individuals resulting from the station operation. This monitoring program thereby supplements the radiological effluent monitoring program by verifying that the measureable concentrations of radioactive materials and levels of radiation are not higher than expected on the basis of the effluent measurements and modeling of the environmental exposure pathways.
The environmental monitoring program described in Table D4.1-1 is the minimum program which will be maintained. The Offsite Dose Assessment Manual(ODAM) describes in detail the actual monitoring program which is performed to ensure compliance with the specified minimum program.
The land use census is conducted annually to identify changes in use of the unrestricted area in order to recommend modifications in monitoring programs for evaluating individual doses from principal exposure pathways.
The need to adjust the program to current conditions and to assure that the integrity of the program is maintained are thereby provided. Restricting the census to gardens of greater than 500 square feet provides assurance that significant exposure pathways via leafy vegetables will be identified and monitored since a garden of this size is the minimum required to produce the quantity (26 kg/year) of leafy vegetables assumed in Regulatory Guide 1.109 or consumption by a child. To determine this minimum garden size, the following assumptions were used, 1) that-20% of the garden was used for growing broad leaf vegetation (i.e., similar to lettuce and cabbage), and 2) a vegetation yield of 2 kg/square meter.
CNS ODAM                           B 4.1-1                          REVISION 0

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Monitoring Program Concentration B 4.2 B 4.0  MONITORING PROGRAM B 4.2  Monitoring Program Concentration BASES Custom Technical Specifications Bases did not exist.
CNS ODAM                          B 4.2-1                         REVISION 0

Monitoring Program Dose B 4.3 B 4.0  MONITORING PROGRAM B 4.3  Monitoring Program Dose BASES Like pathways monitored (sampled) at a location, excluding the control station location(s), having the lowest associated calculated personnal dose may be deleted from Table D4.1-1 at the time the new pathway(s) and locations are added.
CNS ODAM                           B 4.3-1                         REVISION 0

Interlaboratory Comparison Program B 5.1 B 5.0 MISCELLANOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS B 5.1 Interlaboratory Comparison Program BASES The requirement for participation in a Interlaboratory Comparison Program is provided to ensure that independent checks on the precision and accuracy of the measurements of radioactive material in environmental sample matrices are performed as part of a quality assurance program for environmental monitoring in order to demonstrate that the results are reasonably valid.
CNS ODAM                                       B 5.1-1                                   8/26/99

Annual Radiological Environmental Report B 5.2 B 5.0  MISCELLANOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS B 5.2  Annual Radiological Environmental Report BASES Custom Technical Specifications Bases did not exist.
CNS ODAM                           B 5.2-1                         REVISION 0

Annual Radiological Effluent Release Report B 5.3 B 5.0  MISCELLANOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS B 5.3  Annual Radiological Effluent Release Report BASES Custom Technical Specifications Bases did not exist.
CNS ODAM                           B 5.3-1                        REVISION 0

Special Reports PB5.4 B 5.0  MISCELLANOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS B 5.4  Special Reports BASES Custom Technical Specifications Bases did not exist.
CNS ODAM                          B 5.4-1               REVISION 1

Major Changes to Radioactive Waste Treatment Systems B 5.5 B 5.0   MISCELLANOUS PROGRAMS/REPORTS B 5.5 Major Changes to Radioactive Waste Treatment Systems (Liquid, Gaseous, and Solid)
BASES Custom Technical Specifications Bases did not exist.
CNS ODAM                            B 5.5-1                         REVISION 1

PROCESS CONTROL PROGRAM FOR COOPER NUCLEAR STATION

Cooper Nuclear Station Process Control Program List of Effective Pages Page                             Date 1                             8/7/00 2                             .8/7/00 3                             8/7/00 4                              8/7/00 5                             8/7/00 6                             8/7/00 7                             8/7/00 8                             8/7/00 9                             8/7/00 10                             8/7/00 11                             8/7/00 12                           01/19/06 13                           02/23/04 14                           02/23/04 15                             8/7/00 CNSPCP              Page 1 of 1               01/19/06

A.

==Purpose:==
The Cooper Nuclear Station (CNS) Process Control Program (PCP) establishes the processing conditions for assuring the SOLIDIFICATION, dewatering or stabilization of CNS radioactive waste streams produced from the CNS liquid radioactive waste treatment system and from activities. producing radioactive waste requiring SOLIDIFICATION, dewatering or stabilization such as decontamination system resins, irradiated components and highly contaminated equipment.
The CNS PCP is comprised of the Dewatering Process Control Program (DPCP),
SOLIDIFICATION         Process Control Program (SPCP) and vendor Process Control Programs. The DPCP utilizes the CNS dewatering system to process solid wet waste streams from the CNS liquid radioactive waste treatment system or from chemical decontamination resins. The SPCP utilizes the cement solidification system to process solid wet waste from the liquid radioactive waste treatment system. Vendor Process Control Programs utilize NRC approved PCP's, stabilization processes and High Integrity Containers to process various forms of solid and liquid radioactive wastes at CNS.
B. Definitions:
: 1.      SOLIDIFICATION, SOLIDIFY, SOLIDIFIED - The conversion of radioactive wastes from liquid systems to a solid which is as uniformly distributed as reasonably achievable with definite volume and shape, bounded by a stable surface of distinct outline on all sides (free-standing).
: 2.      Stability - Structural stability which ensures that the waste does not degrade and (a) promote slumping, collapse, or other failure of the cap or cover over a near-surface disposal facility and thereby lead to water infiltration, or (b) impart a substantial increase in surface area of the waste form that could lead to an increase in leach rate. Stability is also a factor in limiting exposure to an inadvertent intruder since it provides greater assurance that the waste form will be recognizable and nondispersable during its hazardous lifetime. Structural stability of a waste form can be provided by the waste form itself (as with activated stainless steel components),
CNS PCP                                                                                    8/7/00

by processing the waste to a stable form (e.g., stabilization), or by placing the waste in a container or structure that provides stability (e.g., high integrity container or engineered structure).
C. Discussion:
The regulation, "Licensing Requirements for Land Disposal of Radioactive Waste,"
10 CFR Part 61, establishes a waste classification system based on the radionuclide concentrations in the waste. All Class B and C wastes are required to be stabilized. Class A wastes have lower concentrations and may be segregated without stabilization. All Class A liquid wastes, however, require solidification or absorption to meet the free liquid requirements. Class A wastes may also be stabilized and disposed of with stabilized Class B and C wastes.
D.   

==References:==
: 1.      CNS Operating Procedure 2.5.4.1, Solid Wet Waste Packaging, Storage and Transfer System.
: 2.      CNS Operating Procedure 2.5.4.2, Solid Wet Waste Drum Filling.
: 3.      CNS Operating Procedure 2.5.4.3, Radwaste Drum Mixer Operation.
: 4.      CNS Operating Procedure 2.5.4.4, NuPac Dewatering System.
: 5.      CNS Operating Procedure 2.5.1.3, Radwaste Low Conductivity Liquid Waste Spent Resin Tank Fluid Transfer.
: 6.      CNS Operating Procedure 2.5.2.1, Radwaste High Conductivity Liquid Waste and Waste Sludge Tank Fluid Transfer.
: 7.      CNS Operating Procedure 2.5.1.2, Radwaste Low Conductivity Liquid Waste Condensate Phase Separator Fluid Transfer.
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: 8. CNS Operating Procedure 2.5.1.7, RWCU Phase Separator Tank Transfer.
: 9. CNS Radiological Protection Procedure 9.RW.1, Radioactive Shipments.
: 10. CNS Radiological Protection Procedure 9.RW.2, Condensate Waste Resins, Spent Resins, RWCU Resins and Waste Sludge Classification and Listing.
: 11. CNS Radiological Protection Procedure 9.RW.7, Waste Stream Sampling.
: 12. Cooper Nuclear Station Offsite Dose Assessment Manual, D.3.5.1            -  Solid Radioactive Waste.
: 13. Cooper Nuclear Station Technical Specifications,5.6.3 - Radioactive Effluent Release Report.
: 14. Cooper Nuclear Station Updated Safety Analysis Report, XIII-13.0- Process Control Program.
: 15. 10CFR61 Licensing Requirements for Land Disposal of Radioactive Waste.
: 16. Waste Form Technical Position, Revision 1, January 1991, U. S. NRC.
: 17. Certificate of Compliance WN-EB-01, State of Washington Department of Health.
: 18. Certificate of Compliance WN-EB-02, State of Washington Department of Health.
: 19. Safety Evaluation Report TP-02-P, Revision 1, U. S. NRC.
: 20. Cooper Nuclear Station Offsite Dose Assessment Manual, D.5.3. - Radioactive Effluent Release Report.
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E. Process Descriptions:
: 1. SOLIDIFICATION Process Control Program
: a. Overview The Cooper Nuclear Station (CNS) SOLIDIFICATION Process Control Program (SPCP) is a program of sampling, processing, analysis and formulation determination by which SOLIDIFICATION of radioactive waste from liquid systems is assured to be consistent with the CNS Offsite Dose Assessment Manual. Compliance with the SPCP ensures that the resultant waste form characteristics are acceptable for burial at a licensed low level radioactive waste burial facility.
The SPCP is not intended to be a substitute for the CNS Operations Manual. The SPCP outlines the general methods of sampling, processing, analysis and waste formulation during the SOLIDIFICATION of solid wet radioactive waste. The CNS Operations Manual details the actual methods by which solid wet waste is SOLIDIFIED.
Solid wet waste streams produced from the liquid radioactive waste treatment system can be SOLIDIFIED utilizing the CNS SPCP. These wet waste streams are comprised of condensate resins, spent resins, reactor water cleanup resins and waste sludges.            When regulations require SOLIDIFICATION, these waste streams are SOLIDIFIED in accordance with SPCP requirements. The waste processing is performed with equipment installed at CNS under the direct supervision of CNS personnel utilizing CNS
                  .approved procedures. ALARA considerations and radiological controls are incorporated into these procedures. After the waste has been processed in its burial container, the waste classification and type is determined so that the waste may be shipped to a licensed burial site in accordance with appropriate NRC, DOT, state and burial site regulations.
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: b. Operation - General:
The solid wet radioactive waste SOLIDIFICATION process is operated on a batch basis. A batch consists of all the resulting drums sequentially processed from the contents of a single source such as a phase separator.
The batch is completed when the waste source is empty or the batch process is terminated due to radioactive waste system operational constraints. Solid wet waste sources which are typically processed on a batch basis for SOLIDIFICATION include the condensate phase separators, reactor water clean-up phase separators, waste sludge tank or spent resin tank.
Waste steams being SOLIDIFIED from the condensate or reactor water cleanup phase separators, waste sludge tank, or spent resin tank are routed through centrifuge units for the purpose of dewatering the waste slurry. The wastes enter a storage hopper after dewatering in the centrifuge units. The waste in the storage hopper ranges from a relatively dry granular consistency to a wet, putty-like consistency, depending on the waste material (e.g., sludge, resin). Department of Transportation (DOT) 17H specification 55 gallon drums containing dry Portland Type I cement are transferred under the hopper and filled with the dewatered waste and demineralized water. The drum then progresses to the drum mixing section where an in-drum mixes the cement and waste.
During the mixing process additional water is added to the mixture in quantities sufficient to ensure SOLIDIFICATION.           Due to the varying degrees of moisture content subsequent to the centrifuge dewatering process, a visual inspection of the initial drums being mixed is necessary to establish the exact amount of water required to SOLIDIFY the waste batch.
Once the correct volume of water for the batch is determined the mixing system programmer is adjusted to add the correct amount of mixing water automatically. The water, cement and waste are thoroughly mixed by the mixing system's programmed sequence.           After the mixing sequence is CNS PCP                                                                        8/7/00 I

complete the radiation levels are measured on each drum. The drum is then transferred to the drum storage line.
The filled drums are allowed to SOLIDIFY a minimum of twenty-four hours before being transferred from the drum storage line to the drum capping station. Here the drums are visually inspected for freestanding liquid and SOLIDIFICATION. Drums having no visible freestanding liquid and meeting SOLIDIFICATION acceptance criteria are capped, decontaminated and returned. to the drum storage line in preparation for shipment to a licensed burial facility. Drums not complying          with freestanding  liquid of SOLIDIFICATION requirements are retained for corrective disposition prior to capping and storage.
: c. Operation - Specific:
1.8 +/- 0.3 cubic feet of dry Portland Type I cement is added to each DOT 17H specification 55 gallon drum. It has been demonstrated that this volume of cement will properly SOLIDIFY the waste streams processed by the drum mixing system.           The waste to be SOLIDIFIED is added in quantities sufficient to fill the drum along with approximately seven gallons of demineralized water. When the drum filling is complete the drum is transferred to the drum mixing station. A representative waste sample from one drum of each batch is taken and analyzed for pH. Experience has conclusively shown that the SOLIDIFICATION process is unaffected by pH as long as the pH of the waste remains within the range of 2 to 13.
The filled drum is mixed by an automatic, sequence controlled, in-drum mixer. During the mixing sequence approximately five gallons of additional demineralized water are added to the filled drum. When the water addition is complete and the final mixing steps are sequencing to completion, the mixer motor amps are checked to ensure sufficient water has been added.
Slight changes in the amount of water being added during the mixing sequence may be made to adjust the mixer motor amps to approximately CNS PCP                                                                         8/7/00

seven amps. These adjustments are made on the first several drums being processed from the waste batch, and are then programmed into the drum mixing sequence for the remaining drums of the batch. Upon completion of the mixing process, and prior to the cement setting, one drum from the batch is sampled in order to determine its isotopic content and distribution.
The drum's radiation level is also measured. By comparing this drum's isotopic distribution, concentration, and radiation level with the radiation readings on each of the other drums in the batch the total concentration of the radionuclides present in each drum can be determined.         This data comparison method may also be used to determine waste carry-over from previous batches into the batch currently being processed.
Following a minimum of twenty-four hours after mixing, each SOLIDIFIED drum is visually inspected for freestanding liquid and SOLIDIFICATION.
Every tenth drum of the batch is quality control checked for resistance to penetration to verify SOLIDIFICATION. The penetration test verifies that the SOLIDIFIED waste has a minimum compressive strength of 50 psi. Filled drums meeting the freestanding liquid and SOLIDIFICATION criteria are capped and transferred to the drum storage line for later shipment to a licensed burial site. The packaging, classification and shipping of wastes processed via the CNS SPCP are in accordance with the applicable sections of 10CFR61, 10CFR71 and 49CFR Parts 171 through 178.
: d. Qualification:
Qualification of the SPCP process for stabilization must be conducted for each waste stream requiring stabilization (e.g., Class B waste, Class C waste) prior to burial. Qualification shall be conducted in accordance with the stabilization testing recommendations of the "Waste Form Technical Position" Revision 1, January 1991, U. S. NRC. The SPCP stabilization qualification testing is typically performed by a CNS approved vendor.
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: e.       Scalinq Factors:
As permitted by 10CFR61.55, waste stream radionuclide scaling factors based on certain gamma emitting nuclides (e.g., Co-60, Cs-137) may be used to calculate the concentrations of difficult-to-measure radionuclides.
Scaling factor determinations are made using a detailed radionuclide analysis of waste stream samples conducted by a CNS approved vendor.
: f.       Reports:
The volume, curie content, principle nuclides, type of waste and solidification agent for the wet wastes SOLIDIFIED at Cooper Nuclear Station are documented in the Cooper Nuclear Station Radioactive Effluent Release Report. This information is listed in the format outlined in Revision 1 of Regulatory Guide 1.21.
F. Dewatering:
: a. General The CNS Dewatering PCP (DPCP) utilizes dewatering equipment and disposable waste containers to dewater solid wet waste streams produced from the liquid radioactive waste treatment system or from chemical decontamination resins.
Compliance with the DPCP ensures that the resultant waste meets the free standing liquid criteria set forth in 1 OCFR61. The DPCP is not intended to be a substitute for the CNS Operations Manual nor does the process meet the waste stability form requirements of 10CFR61.         Stabilization/solidification of the dewatered waste is provided by High Integrity Containers (HICs) and/or Engineered Concrete Barriers.
Solidification of the dewatered waste can also be accomplished by dewatering the waste in metal liners.
Solid wet waste streams produced from the liquid radioactive waste treatment system and chemical decontamination resins can be dewatered utilizing the CNS CNS PCP                                                                                    8/7/00 1

DPCP. The liquid radioactive waste treatment streams include condensate resins, spent resins, reactor water cleanup resins and waste sludges. When regulations require solidification or stabilization, these waste streams can be dewatered in HICs and burial liners per DPCP requirements. The waste processing is performed with the Nuclear Packaging, Inc. dewatering system equipment installed at CNS, under the direct supervision of CNS personnel utilizing CNS approved procedures. The design and arrangement of the CNS dewatering system components are based on maintaining the. operator radiation exposure ALARA. ALARA considerations and radiological controls are also incorporated into the system operating procedures.
After the waste has been processed in its burial liner the waste classification and type are determined so that the waste may be shipped to a licensed burial site in accordance with appropriate NRC, DOT, state and burial site regulations.
: b. Operation - General:
The solid wet radioactive waste dewatering process is operated on a batch basis.
A batch consists of all the resulting dewatered liners processed from the contents of a waste source such as a phase separator. The batch is complete when the waste source is empty or the batch process is terminated due to radioactive waste system operational constraints.           Solid wet waste sources which are typically dewatered on a batch basis include the spent resin tank, waste sludge tank, condensate      phase separators,         reactor water clean-up phase separators, decontamination resins, or a combination of these waste sources.                Prior to dewatering the solid wet waste, verification is made that the waste being dewatered is characterized in accordance with the NUPAC Services Division, Inc. Waste Characterization Form. Selection of the burial liner (steel liner or HIC) utilized in the dewatering process is based upon the classification and type of waste being processed.
The CNS dewatering system consists of a dewatering waste container, a dewatering pump, an off-gas vent unit, a container level indicator, a waste fill head, a water separator with water chiller unit, an air blower, a relative humidity instrument, a control panel, and interconnecting piping and valves.
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After wet radioactive waste is charged into a waste container, dewatering is achieved with continuous suction on the waste container by the dewatering pump.
Various types, numbers, and configurations of filters are used within the waste container to retain spent resin and filter precoat materials. Water removed from the waste container is returned to the liquid radwaste system.
The dewatering pump is operated for given time internals in accordance with the NuPac Services Division, Inc. Waste Characterization Form. The pumping time may range from eight to sixteen hours depending upon the waste stream and waste container. After most of the free water in the waste container has been removed, drying air is continuously recirculated in a loop from the air blower to the waste container through the water separator to remove any residual free water in the waste container.         The dewatering      system  is provided with temperature instrumentation which is interlocked to automatically shut down the dewatering process on high air temperature due to the potential for exothermic reactions during ion exchange resin dewatering. The waste container is.considered dewatered when at least 8 hours of pumping time has been completed and, the relative humidity in the recirculating drying air meets the acceptance criteria specified in the NUPAC Services Division, Inc. Waste Characterization Form. A relative humidity instrument and monitor are provided to remotely and continuously monitor the waste container outlet air. This instrument is used to establish the positive end point to the dewatering process and the point at which the free standing liquid criteria of 10CFR61 is met. Filled waste containers which do not meet the dewatering end point criteria are retained until a satisfactory corrective disposition is determined.
Stability or solidification of the waste is provided by the waste container and/or engineered barriers such as concrete vaults.
No airborne or liquid radwastes are released to the environment from the dewatering operation. The dewatered liquid radwastes are routed to the liquid radioactive waste treatment system and resin drying air is vented through a HEPA system. The dewatering system is designed to prevent the uncontrolled release of radioactive materials by monitoring liquid levels'in the waste container by a level indicator. During the waste filling operation, the operator Visually monitors the CNS PCP                                                                             8/7/00 1

waste transfer process by observing the dewatering control panel video monitor and the local area radiation monitors. Potential inadvertent spills and overflows are contained in the Augmented Radioactive Waste Building and can be routed back to the liquid radioactive waste treatment system via floor drains.
: c. Operation - Specific:
The CNS Dewatering System fillhead is installed on a waste container compatible with the dewatering fillhead. The waste container typically has four filter levels. The filters provide the flow path from the water container, through the fillhead, to the dewatering pump. The fillhead is fitted with connections to transfer solid wet waste from the Waste Transfer System to the waste container. The fillhead also contains a remote video camera for internal monitoring of the waste container, dewatering pump suction connections, electrical service connections for the waste container level indication system, a service air supply to provide cooling, a spray ring header for flushing, a pressure switch to monitor container pressure, and connections for the waste container temperature indicating system.
Once the fillhead is installed and the bottom filter level dewatering pump suction valve is opened, solid wet waste from the Condensate Phase Separator, Spent Resin Tank, or Reactor Water Cleanup Phase Separator is transferred as a homogeneously mixed slurry to the waste container. During the waste transfer the fillhead video monitor is used to verify that the waste container is being filled.
When the waste slurry reaches the second filter level, the dewatering pump is started. The dewatering pump is cycled on and off to maintain the water level in the waste container slightly above the level of the waste. When the slurry level reaches the third level of filters the second level dewatering pump suction valve is opened and the first level dewatering suction valve is closed. At this point a sample of the waste slurry is drawn for gamma isotopic analysis.          As the waste slurry level reaches the fourth filter level the third level dewatering pump suction valve is opened. When the slurry level reaches the fill line deflector plate the fourth level dewatering pump suction valve is opened. Waste slurry transfer is continued until CNS PCP                                                                                8/7/00 1

the waste container is full. Demineralized water is then used to flush the residue in the waste transfer lines and fill head connections to the waste container. The dewatering pump is stopped, the second and third level dewatering suction valves closed, and the Waste Transfer System lineup secured. The dewatering cycle is then commenced by starting the dewatering pump.            When the fourth level dewatering pump suction line vacuum fluctuates rhythmically with the dewatering pump and/or drops to approximately 5 inches Hg the fourth level dewatering suction valve is closed and the third level suction valve is opened. As the third level dewatering pump suction line vacuum begins to fluctuate rhythmically with the dewatering pump and/or drops to approximately 5 inches Hg the third level dewatering suction valve is closed and the second level dewatering suction valve is opened. Similarly, as the second level dewatering pump suction line vacuum begins to fluctuate rhythmically with the dewatering pump and/or drops to approximately 5 inches Hg the second level dewatering suction valve is closed and the first level dewatering suction valve is opened. When the first level dewatering pump suction line vacuum fluctuates rhythmically with the dewatering pump and/or drops to approximately 5 inches Hg the dewatering pump is secured.
After the temperature of the radioactive waste in the waste container is measured and recorded the drying cycle is commenced. The drying cycle utilizes a blower to blow warm dry air through the waste to evaporate the residual water remaining in the waste container. The warm moist air which exits from the waste container is pumped through an entrainment separator tank where refrigeration coils condense the water vapor and the entrained water is removed. The water collected in the entrainment separator tank is pumped to the radioactive waste floor drain system.
The dehumidified warm air is recirculated through the waste until the endpoint humidity and minimum recirculation dry time requirements of the NuPac Waste Characterization Form are met.
The drying cycle begins by closing the fillhead waste isolation valve, aligning the blower to the waste container and starting the dewatering system chiller. The dewatering pump and blower are started and the blower inlet pressure, blower CNS PCP                                                                         01/19/06

discharge pressure, dewatering pump suction pressure, blower inlet temperature, blower discharge temperature, waste container temperature parameters are then monitored and recorded each hour. After 3 hours of blower operation the waste level in the waste container is checked. Due to volume reduction inherent with the drying cycle, additional waste may have to be added to the waste container. To add waste, the drying cycle is secured and waste is added per the filling and dewatering cycles. Once additional waste is added the drying cycle is resumed.            Several iterations of blower operation and waste addition may be required.
When 3 hours of blower operation have been completed, and waste addition is not required, the Relative Humidity Monitoring System is placed in operation. This system monitors the relative humidity of tbe.-air-strearm4-rom-he-waste-Gcontainer&#xfd; .
before the air enters the entrainment separator tank. The sample tubing is wrapped with heat tape and insulated to prevent condensation in the sample lines. The air sample flows through a filter/separator and then into the sample chamber. Air flow is maintained and monitored with a flow meter.          Instrumentation is provided to determine the percent (%) relative humidity of the entrainment separator inlet air.
The percent (%) relative humidity is then monitored and recorded hourly. The drying cycle is considered complete when the percent relative humidity of the air stream reaches the end point relative humidity determined by the NuPac Services Division, Inc. Waste Characterization Form and the NuPac Services Division, Inc.
Humidity Endpoint Graph and, when at least eight hours of blower operation has been completed. Once the drying cycle is successfully completed the CNS Dewatering System is shutdown, the fillhead removed from the waste container and the container primary and secondary closure devices installed.          If the percent relative humidity endpoint can not be attained the waste container is retained for corrective disposition. Waste containers which have been successfully dewatered are classified and shipped to a licensed burial site in accordance with the applicable sections of 10CFR61, 10CFR71, and 49CFR Parts 171 through 178.
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: d.      Qualification:
Qualification of the DPCP process for dewatering was conducted in accordance with reference 19. Qualification of High Integrity Containers used for stabilization was conducted in accordance with references 17 and 18.
: e.      Scalinq Factors:
As permitted by 10CFR61.55, waste stream radionuclide scaling factors based on certain gamma emitting nuclides (e.g., Co-60, Cs-1 37) may be used to calculate the concentrations of difficult-to-measure radionuclides. Scaling factor determinations are made using a detailed radionuclide analysis of waste stream samples, by a CNS approved vendor.
: f.      Reports:
The volume, curie content, principle nuclides, and type of waste for the wet wastes dewatered at Cooper Nuclear Station are documented in the Cooper Nuclear Station Radioactive Effluent Release Report. This information is listed in the format outlined in Revision 1 of Regulatory Guide 1.21.
G. Vendor Process Control Programs, Stabilization Processes, and High Inte-grity Contain Qualifications:
Vendor supplied Process Control Programs, Stabilization Processes and High Integrity Containers which have NRC approved Topical Reports or, which are approved in Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility licenses, can be utilized to process radioactive waste at CNS.
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H. District Initiated Changes
: 1.       Shall be submitted to the Commission by inclusion in the Radioactive Effluent Release Report for the period in which the change(s) was made effective and shall contain:
: a.       Sufficiently detailed information to totally support the rationale for the change without benefit of additional or supplemental information;
: b.       A determination that the change did not reduce the overall conformance of the solidified waste product to existing criteria for solid wastes; and
: c.       Documentation of the fact that the change has been reviewed and found acceptable by the SORC.
: 2.       Shall become effective upon review and acceptance by the SORC.
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