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FSU [Florida State University] contacted BRC Radioactive Materials Licensing via written letter dated May 18th, 2023 regarding a request to add [Uranium] U-233, any form except aerosols, to their license #0032-10. BRC Tallahassee called BRC Orlando this morning at 0900 [EDT] to notify. During a recent inventory close-out process, they found approximately 1.71 mCi of U-233. After checking the U-233 against their license, it was noticed that the U-233 is currently not listed on their current license. After additional review of archival records, it was found that the listing of U-233 was a remnant of their license #0032-18. License #0032-18 was terminated in 2012. The material has not been used in decades. The U-233 will stay in their radioactive materials storage vault and will not be used for any research. The plan moving forward is to eventually transfer the U-233 to a new research laboratory at the Colorado School of Mines. An amendment to current license to add U-233 is needed for this transfer. | FSU [Florida State University] contacted BRC Radioactive Materials Licensing via written letter dated May 18th, 2023 regarding a request to add [Uranium] U-233, any form except aerosols, to their license #0032-10. BRC Tallahassee called BRC Orlando this morning at 0900 [EDT] to notify. During a recent inventory close-out process, they found approximately 1.71 mCi of U-233. After checking the U-233 against their license, it was noticed that the U-233 is currently not listed on their current license. After additional review of archival records, it was found that the listing of U-233 was a remnant of their license #0032-18. License #0032-18 was terminated in 2012. The material has not been used in decades. The U-233 will stay in their radioactive materials storage vault and will not be used for any research. The plan moving forward is to eventually transfer the U-233 to a new research laboratory at the Colorado School of Mines. An amendment to current license to add U-233 is needed for this transfer. | ||
Florida Event Number: FL23-080 | Florida Event Number: FL23-080 | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:30, 8 June 2023
| Where | |
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| Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida (NRC Region 1) | |
| License number: | 0032-10 |
| Organization: | Florida Bureau Of Radiation Control |
| Reporting | |
| Agreement State | |
| Time - Person (Reporting Time:+319.43 h13.31 days <br />1.901 weeks <br />0.438 months <br />) | |
| Opened: | Mark Seidensticker 11:26 May 31, 2023 |
| NRC Officer: | Brian P. Smith |
| Last Updated: | Jun 1, 2023 |
| 56547 - NRC Website | |