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Department of Nuclear Engineering N                         Ward Hall                       October 3, 1984 gg                       Manhattan, Kansas 66506 913-532 5624
Department of Nuclear Engineering N
    -w Standardization and Special Projects Branch
Ward Hall October 3, 1984 gg Manhattan, Kansas 66506 913-532 5624
              . ATTN: James R. Miller Division of Licensing U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 RE: Docket 50-188 License R-88 Gentlemen:
-w Standardization and Special Projects Branch
. ATTN: James R. Miller Division of Licensing U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.
20555 RE: Docket 50-188 License R-88 Gentlemen:
Pursuant to 10CRF50.59(b), the following items are submitted for the Kansas State University TRIGA MkII Nuclear Reactor Facility for the interval 1 Oct. 83 - 30 Sep. 84.
Pursuant to 10CRF50.59(b), the following items are submitted for the Kansas State University TRIGA MkII Nuclear Reactor Facility for the interval 1 Oct. 83 - 30 Sep. 84.
A. Changes in the Facility None B. Changes in Procedures On 31 Jan. 84 the Reactor Safeguards Committee gave final approval to Emergency Procedures 2-15:
A.
: 2. Radiological Surveys
Changes in the Facility None B.
: 3. Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination
Changes in Procedures On 31 Jan. 84 the Reactor Safeguards Committee gave final approval to Emergency Procedures 2-15:
: 4. Evacuation of On-Site Areas
2.
: 5. Personnel Accountability
Radiological Surveys 3.
: 6. Assessment Actions
Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination 4.
: 7. First Aid and Medical Care
Evacuation of On-Site Areas 5.
: 8. Fire Fighting
Personnel Accountability 6.
: 9. Re-Entry Operations
Assessment Actions 7.
: 10. Facility Security
First Aid and Medical Care 8.
: 11. Recovery Operations
Fire Fighting 9.
: 12. Communications and Record Keeping
Re-Entry Operations 10.
: 13. Equipment and Supplies
Facility Security 11.
: 14. Training and Evaluation
Recovery Operations 12.
: 15. Preparation, Distribution, and Maintenance of Plan and Procedures This approval completed action on all Emergency Procedures required by the Reactor Facility Emergency Plan.
Communications and Record Keeping 13.
On 4 May 84, comments were received from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on the Facility's proposed Emergency Plan, Revisions of the Plan were approved by the Peactor Safeguards Committee on 30 May 84 and the Plan was resubmitted on 20 June 84. The Plan was approved by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on 13 Aug 84, with implementation to be achieved with 120 days thereafter.
Equipment and Supplies 14.
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Training and Evaluation 15.
: 3. ;,
Preparation, Distribution, and Maintenance of Plan and Procedures This approval completed action on all Emergency Procedures required by the Reactor Facility Emergency Plan.
;        ~ Standardization and Special Projects Branch ~                       Page-2 3 OctoberL1984 C. . Tests'and Experiments
On 4 May 84, comments were received from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on the Facility's proposed Emergency Plan, Revisions of the Plan were approved by the Peactor Safeguards Committee on 30 May 84 and the Plan was resubmitted on 20 June 84.
                                              ~
The Plan was approved by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on 13 Aug 84, with implementation to be achieved with 120 days thereafter.
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3.
~ Standardization and Special Projects Branch ~
Page-2 3 OctoberL1984 C.. Tests'and Experiments
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At their meeting of 31 Jan-84, the Reactor Safeguards Committee considered proposed Experiment No. 44:
At their meeting of 31 Jan-84, the Reactor Safeguards Committee considered proposed Experiment No. 44:
                      " Installation and Operation of a Neutron-Activated Nitrogen-16f
" Installation and Operation of a Neutron-Activated Nitrogen-16f Source.".The. proposed experiment involved. pumping up.to 92 gallons per minute'of water from the reactor' central thimble to a 2.8 liter chamber'outside the reactor, and thcace to the reactor tank at a depth of 12 ft.
.                    Source." .The. proposed experiment involved. pumping up.to 92 gallons per minute'of water from the reactor' central thimble to a 2.8 liter chamber'outside the reactor, and thcace to the reactor tank at a depth of 12 ft. The estimated-maximum exposure rate.in an unrestricted area was 1.8 mR/h. A smaller-scale preliminary experiment, proposed for testing-purposes, resulted in an estimated maximum exposure rate of 1
The estimated-maximum exposure rate.in an unrestricted area was 1.8 mR/h. A smaller-scale preliminary experiment, proposed for testing-purposes, resulted in an estimated maximum exposure rate of 0.12 mR/h in an unrestricted area.'
0.12 mR/h in an unrestricted area.' The Committee' approved the preliminary experiment only, with the requirement that.
The Committee' approved the 1
personnel could be present in the-vicinity of the N-16 source-only when the reactor was operating at power levels less than 10 kW. Full-scale experimentation will be considered by the-Reactor Safeguards Committee at a later date. ~In their.
preliminary experiment only, with the requirement that.
personnel could be present in the-vicinity of the N-16 source-only when the reactor was operating at power levels less than 10 kW.
Full-scale experimentation will be considered by the-Reactor Safeguards Committee at a later date. ~In their.
action, the Committee concluded that the (preliminary) experiment could.be performed without significant hazard to' the integrity of the core or to the safety of personnel..
action, the Committee concluded that the (preliminary) experiment could.be performed without significant hazard to' the integrity of the core or to the safety of personnel..
Sincerely, d
Sincerely, d
Richard E. Faw KSU Nuclear Reactor Facility REF/cs cc:   U.S. N.R.C. (Region IV)
Richard E. Faw KSU Nuclear Reactor Facility REF/cs cc:
U.S. N.R.C. (Region IV)
KSU Reactor Safeguards Committee
KSU Reactor Safeguards Committee
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Annual Operating Rept,Oct 1983 - Sept 1984
ML20093K116
Person / Time
Site: Kansas State University
Issue date: 10/03/1984
From: Faw R
KANSAS STATE UNIV., MANHATTAN, KS
To: John Miller
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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Department of Nuclear Engineering N

Ward Hall October 3, 1984 gg Manhattan, Kansas 66506 913-532 5624

-w Standardization and Special Projects Branch

. ATTN: James R. Miller Division of Licensing U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.

20555 RE: Docket 50-188 License R-88 Gentlemen:

Pursuant to 10CRF50.59(b), the following items are submitted for the Kansas State University TRIGA MkII Nuclear Reactor Facility for the interval 1 Oct. 83 - 30 Sep. 84.

A.

Changes in the Facility None B.

Changes in Procedures On 31 Jan. 84 the Reactor Safeguards Committee gave final approval to Emergency Procedures 2-15:

2.

Radiological Surveys 3.

Personnel Monitoring and Decontamination 4.

Evacuation of On-Site Areas 5.

Personnel Accountability 6.

Assessment Actions 7.

First Aid and Medical Care 8.

Fire Fighting 9.

Re-Entry Operations 10.

Facility Security 11.

Recovery Operations 12.

Communications and Record Keeping 13.

Equipment and Supplies 14.

Training and Evaluation 15.

Preparation, Distribution, and Maintenance of Plan and Procedures This approval completed action on all Emergency Procedures required by the Reactor Facility Emergency Plan.

On 4 May 84, comments were received from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on the Facility's proposed Emergency Plan, Revisions of the Plan were approved by the Peactor Safeguards Committee on 30 May 84 and the Plan was resubmitted on 20 June 84.

The Plan was approved by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on 13 Aug 84, with implementation to be achieved with 120 days thereafter.

8410170176 841003 gDRADOCK05000 gg slo

3.

~ Standardization and Special Projects Branch ~

Page-2 3 OctoberL1984 C.. Tests'and Experiments

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At their meeting of 31 Jan-84, the Reactor Safeguards Committee considered proposed Experiment No. 44:

" Installation and Operation of a Neutron-Activated Nitrogen-16f Source.".The. proposed experiment involved. pumping up.to 92 gallons per minute'of water from the reactor' central thimble to a 2.8 liter chamber'outside the reactor, and thcace to the reactor tank at a depth of 12 ft.

The estimated-maximum exposure rate.in an unrestricted area was 1.8 mR/h. A smaller-scale preliminary experiment, proposed for testing-purposes, resulted in an estimated maximum exposure rate of 0.12 mR/h in an unrestricted area.'

The Committee' approved the 1

preliminary experiment only, with the requirement that.

personnel could be present in the-vicinity of the N-16 source-only when the reactor was operating at power levels less than 10 kW.

Full-scale experimentation will be considered by the-Reactor Safeguards Committee at a later date. ~In their.

action, the Committee concluded that the (preliminary) experiment could.be performed without significant hazard to' the integrity of the core or to the safety of personnel..

Sincerely, d

Richard E. Faw KSU Nuclear Reactor Facility REF/cs cc:

U.S. N.R.C. (Region IV)

KSU Reactor Safeguards Committee

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