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#REDIRECT [[IR 05000024/2030007]]
{{Adams
| number = ML19098B618
| issue date = 01/09/2019
| title = University of Alaska Fairbanks; Memo to Roberto Torres Re. Release of Room; Amendment 66, License 50-02430-07; Docket 030-01179; Control 610951
| author name = Roberts A
| author affiliation = NRC/RGN-IV/DNMS
| addressee name = Torres R
| addressee affiliation = NRC/RGN-IV/DNMS
| docket = 03001179
| license number = 50-02430-07
| contact person =
| case reference number = 610951
| document type = E-Mail, Request for Additional Information (RAI)
| page count = 1
}}
See also: [[see also::IR 05000024/2030007]]
 
=Text=
{{#Wiki_filter:Simmons, Michelle
From:                            Roberts, Austin
Sent:                            Wednesday, January 09, 2019 9:39 AM
To:                              Torres, Roberto
Cc:                              Simmons, Michelle; Katanic, Janine; Browder, Rachel
Subject:                          University of Alaska Fairbanks amendment request
Roberto,
I have reviewed the license amendment request from University of Alaska Fairbanks to remove the Anderson
Building in Juneau as a location of use from their license. For this case, the licensee states that 1000 uCi of
Fe-55 was present in the building , all of which has by now been used in experiments, decayed in storage, or
been disposed of.
        Since the half life of Fe-55 is > 120 days, this cannot be a Group 1 per NUREG-1757
        The licensee's wipe test results indicate well below screening criteria , and a DP is not required by the
        license. So this is a Group 2.
        No DP, EA, or FONSI is required here, just a license amendment.
        We would not recommend a NRC confirmatory survey in this case. See NUREG-1757, Vol. 1, 15.4.5:
                "NRC staff should assign higher priority for conducting confirmatory surveys at sites that may
                pose a greater potential threat to the public health and safety."
                                    r
I conclude that this should be a straightforward license amendment action , based on their submittal. However,
I would ask the licensee to provide some more information:
        For disposals via sanitary sewer, show the calculation of how much time was required for flushing the
        sink with water.
        They should perform wipe tests of the sink traps where the material was disposed .
        Demonstrate how they calculated the lower limit of detection (LLD) for the liquid scintillation counter.
Best,
Austin Roberts
Docket: 030-01179                            PUBLIC
Control No: 610951                              D jdimediate Release
                                                t,("Normal Release
                                              NON-PUBLIC
                                                O A.3 Sensitive-Security Related
                                                D A.7 Sensitive Internal
                                                D Other:_ _ _ _ _ _-:,        I, cl 11
                                              Revlewer:,..pL-- - Date:~                ~
                                                              1
}}

Latest revision as of 22:35, 16 March 2020

University of Alaska Fairbanks; Memo to Roberto Torres Re. Release of Room; Amendment 66, License 50-02430-07; Docket 030-01179; Control 610951
ML19098B618
Person / Time
Site: 03001179
Issue date: 01/09/2019
From: Ashley Roberts
Division of Nuclear Materials Safety IV
To: Ricardo Torres
Division of Nuclear Materials Safety IV
References
610951
Download: ML19098B618 (1)


See also: IR 05000024/2030007

Text

Simmons, Michelle

From: Roberts, Austin

Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2019 9:39 AM

To: Torres, Roberto

Cc: Simmons, Michelle; Katanic, Janine; Browder, Rachel

Subject: University of Alaska Fairbanks amendment request

Roberto,

I have reviewed the license amendment request from University of Alaska Fairbanks to remove the Anderson

Building in Juneau as a location of use from their license. For this case, the licensee states that 1000 uCi of

Fe-55 was present in the building , all of which has by now been used in experiments, decayed in storage, or

been disposed of.

Since the half life of Fe-55 is > 120 days, this cannot be a Group 1 per NUREG-1757

The licensee's wipe test results indicate well below screening criteria , and a DP is not required by the

license. So this is a Group 2.

No DP, EA, or FONSI is required here, just a license amendment.

We would not recommend a NRC confirmatory survey in this case. See NUREG-1757, Vol. 1, 15.4.5:

"NRC staff should assign higher priority for conducting confirmatory surveys at sites that may

pose a greater potential threat to the public health and safety."

r

I conclude that this should be a straightforward license amendment action , based on their submittal. However,

I would ask the licensee to provide some more information:

For disposals via sanitary sewer, show the calculation of how much time was required for flushing the

sink with water.

They should perform wipe tests of the sink traps where the material was disposed .

Demonstrate how they calculated the lower limit of detection (LLD) for the liquid scintillation counter.

Best,

Austin Roberts

Docket: 030-01179 PUBLIC

Control No: 610951 D jdimediate Release

t,("Normal Release

NON-PUBLIC

O A.3 Sensitive-Security Related

D A.7 Sensitive Internal

D Other:_ _ _ _ _ _-:, I, cl 11

Revlewer:,..pL-- - Date:~ ~

1