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JUL 2 41985 Steve Kohn, Esquire Mr. Richard Condit Government Accountability Project IN RESPONSE REFER T0:
1555 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 202 F01A-85-256, F01A-85-258, Washington, DC 20036 F01A-85-259, F01A-85-261


==Dear Messrs. Kohn and Condit:==
==Dear Messrs. Kohn and Condit:==
This is in further response to your letters of April 9,1985, in which you requested, pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act (F0IA), various categories of documents relating to Dow Chemical Company of Midland, Michigan.
This is in further response to your letters of April 9,1985, in which you requested, pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act (F0IA), various categories of documents relating to Dow Chemical Company of Midland, Michigan.
The remaining documents subject to F01A-85-261, concerning compliance with various parts of the Code of Federal Regulations, are listed in the enclosed Appendices L, M, and N. With the exception of those portions identified in the following pa'ragraphs, these documents will be added to the folders in your name, under the F0IA numbers listed above, located in NRC's Public Document Room.
The remaining documents subject to F01A-85-261, concerning compliance with various parts of the Code of Federal Regulations, are listed in the enclosed Appendices L, M, and N.
With the exception of those portions identified in the following pa'ragraphs, these documents will be added to the folders in your name, under the F0IA numbers listed above, located in NRC's Public Document Room.
Appendix L identifies a document which is being released in its' entirety.
Appendix L identifies a document which is being released in its' entirety.
Portions of the documents identified in Appendix M contain information which identifies procedures for safeguarding licensed special nuclear material at a licensed facility or plant. This information is considered commercial or financial (proprietary) information pursuant to 10 CFR 2.790(d) and is being withheld from public disclosure pursuant to Exemption (4) of the F0IA (5 U.S.C. 552(b)(4)) and 10 CFR 9.5(a)(4) of the Commission's regulations.
Portions of the documents identified in Appendix M contain information which identifies procedures for safeguarding licensed special nuclear material at a licensed facility or plant. This information is considered commercial or financial (proprietary) information pursuant to 10 CFR 2.790(d) and is being withheld from public disclosure pursuant to Exemption (4) of the F0IA (5 U.S.C. 552(b)(4)) and 10 CFR 9.5(a)(4) of the Commission's regulations.
The document identified in Appendix N is a two-page memorandum containing advice, opinions, and recommendations of the NRC staff regarding the draft report which is identified on Appendix L. It is being withheld from disclosure pursuant to Exemption (5) of the F0IA (5 U.S.C. 552(b)(5))publicand 10 CFR 9.5(a)(5).
The document identified in Appendix N is a two-page memorandum containing advice, opinions, and recommendations of the NRC staff regarding the draft disclosure pursuant to Exemption (5) of the F0IA (5 U.S.C. 552(b)(5))public report which is identified on Appendix L.
It is being withheld from and 10 CFR 9.5(a)(5).
Pursuant to 10 CFR 9.9 of the NRC's regulations, it has been determined that the infomation withheld is exempt from production or disclosure, and that its production or disclosure is contrary to the public interest. The persons responsible for the denial of the information are the undersigned and Mr.
Pursuant to 10 CFR 9.9 of the NRC's regulations, it has been determined that the infomation withheld is exempt from production or disclosure, and that its production or disclosure is contrary to the public interest. The persons responsible for the denial of the information are the undersigned and Mr.
James G. Keppler, Administrator of NRC's Region III.
James G. Keppler, Administrator of NRC's Region III.
8508220414 850724 PDR   FOIA KOHN85-256         PDR
8508220414 850724 PDR FOIA KOHN85-256 PDR


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This denial may be appealed to the NRC's Executive Director for Operations within 30 days from the receipt of this letter. As provided in 10 CFR 9.11, any such appeal must be in writing, addressed to the Executive Director for Operations, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission, Washington, DC 20555, and should clearly state on the envelope and in the letter that it is an " Appeal from an-Initial F0IA Decision."
This denial may be appealed to the NRC's Executive Director for Operations within 30 days from the receipt of this letter. As provided in 10 CFR 9.11, any such appeal must be in writing, addressed to the Executive Director for Operations, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission, Washington, DC 20555, and should clearly state on the envelope and in the letter that it is an " Appeal from an-Initial F0IA Decision."
This completes action on F0IA request 85-261.
This completes action on F0IA request 85-261.
Sincerely,
Sincerely,
                                            . M. Felton, Director Division of Rules and Records Office of Administration
. M. Felton, Director Division of Rules and Records Office of Administration


==Enclosures:==
==Enclosures:==
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Re: F01A-85-256, 85-258, 85-259 and 85-261 APPENDIX L Additional Released Document, Re: F01A-85-261
Re: F01A-85-256, 85-258, 85-259 and 85-261 APPENDIX L Additional Released Document, Re: F01A-85-261 1.
: 1. 03/06/85 Letter to'Schumacher from J. D. Berger, enclosing Draft Report on the " Radiological Survey of the Fomer Dow Chemical Corporation Site, Bay City, Michigan" (56 pages) f i
03/06/85 Letter to'Schumacher from J. D. Berger, enclosing Draft Report on the " Radiological Survey of the Fomer Dow Chemical Corporation Site, Bay City, Michigan" (56 pages) f i


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.s Re: F01A-85-256, 85-258, 85-259 and 85-261 APPENDIX M Document of Which Portions Are Withheld Under Exemption 4 of the FOIA 1.
Re: F01A-85-256, 85-258, 85-259 and 85-261 APPENDIX M Document of Which Portions Are Withheld Under Exemption 4 of the FOIA
03/29/76 Letter to DeLine from Hind, re: Inspection 3/3-4/76 (11 pages) 2.
: 1. 03/29/76 Letter to DeLine from Hind, re: Inspection 3/3-4/76 (11 pages)
01/02/79 Letter to Langner from Hind, re: Inspection 11/16-17/78 (10pages) 3.
: 2. 01/02/79 Letter to Langner from Hind, re: Inspection 11/16-17/78 (10pages)
'04/29/83 Letter to Rampy from Miller, re: Inspection 4/5-6/83 (8 pages)
: 3. '04/29/83 Letter to Rampy from Miller, re: Inspection 4/5-6/83 (8 pages)


c, Re: FOIA-85-256, 85-258, 85-259 and 85-261 APPENDIX N Document Withheld In Its Entirety
c, Re: FOIA-85-256, 85-258, 85-259 and 85-261 APPENDIX N Document Withheld In Its Entirety 1.
: 1. 03/29/85 Memorandum to Schumacher from M. J. Destmann, " Review of Draft Report on ' Radiological Survey of the Former Dow Chemical Corporation Site in Bay' City, Michigan'" (2 pages)
03/29/85 Memorandum to Schumacher from M. J. Destmann, " Review of Draft Report on ' Radiological Survey of the Former Dow Chemical Corporation Site in Bay' City, Michigan'" (2 pages)


GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT 1555 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 202 Washington, D.C. 20036                     April 9, 1985               (202)2324550 Freedom of Information Officer                     FREEDOM      0F INFORM ATION United States                                       -
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT 1555 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 202 (202)2324550 Washington, D.C. 20036 April 9, 1985 FREEDOM 0F INFORM ATION Freedom of Information Officer United States AC Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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==Dear Freedom of Information Officer,==
==Dear Freedom of Information Officer,==
I   L ll Under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C. 552, the Government Accountability Project (GAP) is requesting copies of any information compiled by and/or for the NRC/AFC reaarding the Dow Chemical Com-pany of Midland, Michigan which was compiled in order to comply with, and/or to determine the need to comply with, 10 CFR Parts 19, 20, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 40, 51.4, 51.5, 51.6, 51.7, 70, 17 0,ht a tand/or GAP requests                40 CPR any fees        Parts 1500.6.
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be waived.     As you know, the Act (5 U.S.C. 5 5 2 (a )' (4 ) (a ) ) permits you to waive any fees whea the release of the information is considered as "primarily benefiting the public."           GAP believes that this request fits that category.
ll Under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C.
For any documents or portions of documents that you deny due to a specific exemption under the Act, please provide an index itemizing and describing the documents or portions of documents withheld.           The index should provide a detailed justification of your grounds for claiming each exemption, explaining why each exemption is relevant to the document or portion of document with-held.
552, the Government Accountability Project (GAP) is requesting copies of any information compiled by and/or for the NRC/AFC reaarding the Dow Chemical Com-pany of Midland, Michigan which was compiled in order to comply with, and/or to determine the need to comply with, 10 CFR Parts 19, 20, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 40, 51.4, 51.5, 51.6, 51.7, 70, 17 0,h a tand/or 40 CPR Parts 1500.6.
GAP requests t any fees be waived.
As you know, the Act (5 U.S.C. 5 5 2 (a )' (4 ) (a ) ) permits you to waive any fees whea the release of the information is considered "primarily benefiting the public."
GAP believes that as this request fits that category.
For any documents or portions of documents that you deny due to a specific exemption under the Act, please provide an index itemizing and describing the documents or portions of documents withheld.
The index should provide a detailed justification of your grounds for claiming each exemption, explaining why each exemption is relevant to the document or portion of document with-held.
GAP would appreciate your handling this request as quickly as possible, and we look forward to hearing from you within ten (10) days, as the Act stipulates.
GAP would appreciate your handling this request as quickly as possible, and we look forward to hearing from you within ten (10) days, as the Act stipulates.
Sincerely, Steve Kohn Staff Attorney Richard Condit Staff Associate
Sincerely, Steve Kohn Staff Attorney Richard Condit Staff Associate
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FIGURE 11:
1.ocations of Elevated Contact Radiation Levels - Field Area.                                                                                                                                                                                                 9 FIGURE 11:                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    s
1.ocations of Elevated Contact Radiation Levels - Field Area.
9 s


l TABLE 1A DIRECT RADIATION LEVELS MEASURED AT BASELINE SAMPLE LOCATIONS FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Sample s        Exposure Rate (uR/h)
l TABLE 1A DIRECT RADIATION LEVELS MEASURED AT BASELINE SAMPLE LOCATIONS FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Sample Exposure Rate (uR/h) s Location Contact 1 m Above Surface 1
Location       Contact       1 m Above Surface 1               8               8 2               9               9 3               7               7 4               9               9 a See Figure 9.
8 8
2 9
9 3
7 7
4 9
9 a See Figure 9.
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TABLE IB                                                         -
TABLE IB RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS EASURED IN BASELINE SOIL AND SEDIMENT SAMPLES FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN a
RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS EASURED IN BASELINE SOIL AND SEDIMENT SAMPLES FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN Sample a          Sample                             Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
Sample Sample Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
Location             Type                     Th-232         Th-228         U-238           Ra-226 1             Soil                     0.50 + 0.31 0.28 + 0.26   1.05 + 1.15     0.48 + 0.20 2             Soil                     0.57 I 0.27'   O.10 I 0.09       <0774       0.80 I 0.19 3             Soil                     0.85 7 0.35     0.47 I 0.31   1.41 + 1.19     0.59 I 0.15 3             Sediment                 0.57 7 0.20     0.26 I 0.39       <0749           <0755 4             Soil                     0.28 I 0.17     0.42 I 0.23   0.81 + 1.09     0.37 + 0.15 4             Sediment                 0.96][0.34     0.89][0.29     1.35}[1.79     'O.35][0.33 a See Figure 9.
Location Type Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 b
Rj   b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
1 Soil 0.50 + 0.31 0.28 + 0.26 1.05 + 1.15 0.48 + 0.20 2
Soil 0.57 I 0.27' O.10 I 0.09
<0774 0.80 I 0.19 3
Soil 0.85 7 0.35 0.47 I 0.31 1.41 + 1.19 0.59 I 0.15 3
Sediment 0.57 7 0.20 0.26 I 0.39
<0749
<0755 4
Soil 0.28 I 0.17 0.42 I 0.23 0.81 + 1.09 0.37 + 0.15 4
Sediment 0.96][0.34 0.89][0.29 1.35}[1.79
'O.35][0.33 a See Figure 9.
b Rj Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.


a TABLE IC RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN BASELINE WATER SAMPLES FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN Sample s          Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/J or x 10-9 uCi/ml)
a TABLE IC RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN BASELINE WATER SAMPLES FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN Sample Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/J or x 10-9 uCi/ml) s Location Gross Alpha Cross Beta b
Location               Gross Alpha               Cross Beta
.1 3.19 + 1.27 9.81 + 1.55 2
                .1                   3.19 + 1.27 b              9.81 + 1.55 2                   8.02 7 1.80               14.8 7 1.9 3                   0.21 7 0.61                 5.77 7 1.12 4                   2.1330.97                   6.2531.72 a See Figure 9.
8.02 7 1.80 14.8 7 1.9 3
0.21 7 0.61 5.77 7 1.12 4
2.1330.97 6.2531.72 a See Figure 9.
b Errors are 2e based on' counting statistics.
b Errors are 2e based on' counting statistics.
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TABLE 2 DIRECT RADIATION LEVELS EASURED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS - PROMSSING AREA PORER DOW GEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grid Location"                 Gamma Exposure Rates       Gamma Exposare Rates at 1 m Above the Surf ace           at the Surf ace (pR/h)                                 (pR/h)
TABLE 2 DIRECT RADIATION LEVELS EASURED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS - PROMSSING AREA PORER DOW GEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grid Location" Gamma Exposure Rates Gamma Exposare Rates at 1 m Above the Surf ace at the Surf ace (pR/h)
ON   OE                         8                                       8 i                   20N     OE                         8                                       8 40N     OE                         8                                       8 60N   OE                         8                                       8 80N   OE                         10                                     11 100N         OE                         8                                       8 120N         DE                         8                                       8 140N         OE                         8                                       8 60N 20E                           8                                       8 80N 20E                           8                                       8 100N       20E                           8                                       8 120N       20E     -
(pR/h)
8                                      8 140N       20E                           9                                     10 60N 40E                           7                                       8 SON 40E                           8                                       8 100N       40E                           8                                       8 120N       40E                           8                                       8                           ,
ON OE 8
140N       40E                         13                                     15 80N 60E                           8                                       8 100N       60E                         12                                     14 120N       60E                           9                                       9 140N       60E                           9                                       9 ON 80E                           7                                       8 20N   80E                           7                                       7 40N   SOE                           8                                       7 60N   80E                           7                                       8 80N   80E                           7                                       8 100N       80E                           8                                       8 120N       80E                         10                                     11 140N       SOE                         12                                     12 ON 100E                           8                                       8 20N   100E                           8                                       9 40N   100E                           8                                       8 60N   100E                           9                                     10 80N   100E                           8                                       8 100N       100E                         10                                     10 120N       100E                         10                                       9 140N       100E                         13                                     15                             <
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(N 120E                           7                                       7                             )
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20N   120E                           8                                       8                             l 40N   120E                           7                                       8 60N   120E                           7                                       8                             l l
8 40N OE 8
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8 60N OE 8
8 80N OE 10 11 100N OE 8
8 120N DE 8
8 140N OE 8
8 60N 20E 8
8 80N 20E 8
8 100N 20E 8
8 120N 20E 8
8 140N 20E 9
10 60N 40E 7
8 SON 40E 8
8 100N 40E 8
8 120N 40E 8
8 140N 40E 13 15 80N 60E 8
8 100N 60E 12 14 120N 60E 9
9 140N 60E 9
9 ON 80E 7
8 20N 80E 7
7 40N SOE 8
7 60N 80E 7
8 80N 80E 7
8 100N 80E 8
8 120N 80E 10 11 140N SOE 12 12 ON 100E 8
8 20N 100E 8
9 40N 100E 8
8 60N 100E 9
10 80N 100E 8
8 100N 100E 10 10 120N 100E 10 9
140N 100E 13 15 (N
120E 7
7 20N 120E 8
8 40N 120E 7
8 60N 120E 7
8 24


TABLE 2 (Continued)
TABLE 2 (Continued)
DIRECT RADIATION LEVELS EASURt.D AT GRID LINE               !
DIRECT RADIATION LEVELS EASURt.D AT GRID LINE i
INIT.RSECTIONS - PRO SSING AREA                     i FORER DOW GEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MIGIGAN Grid Location     Gamma Exposure Rate s     G amma Expo sur e Ra te s at 1 m Above the Surf ace       at the Surf ace (pR/h)                   (pR/h)
INIT.RSECTIONS - PRO SSING AREA FORER DOW GEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MIGIGAN Grid Location Gamma Exposure Rate s G amma Expo sur e Ra te s at 1 m Above the Surf ace at the Surf ace (pR/h)
SON 120E                   7                         7 100N   120E                   8                         8 120N   120E                   8                         8 140N   120E                 10                         11 ON 140E                   8                         8 20N   140E                   8                         7 40N   140E                   8                         8 60N   140E                   8                         7 80N   140E                   7                         8 100N   140E                   7                         7 120N   140E                   8                         8 140N   140E                   9                         11 ON 160E   .              8                         8 20N   160E                   7                         7 40N   160E                   7                         7 60N   160E                   8                         8 80N   160E                   8                         8 100N   160E                   8                         8 120N   160E                   8                         8 140N   160E                 10                         13 ON 180E                   8                         8 20N   180E                   8                         9 40N   180E                   8                         8 60N   180E                   9                         9 SON   180E                   8                         9 100N   180E                   8                         9 120N   180 E                 9                         9 140N   180E                 10                         9 20N   200E                   8                         8 120N   200E                 10                         10 140N   200E                 11                         15 ON 220E                   9                         10 20N   220E                   7                         8 120N   220E                   9                         11 140N   220E                 10                         9 20N   240E                   8                         8 120N   240E                 10                         9 140N   240E                   9                         9 ON 260E                   8                         8 20N   260E                   9                         9 40N   260E                   9                         9 60N   260E                   9                         9 80N   260E                   9                         10 25
(pR/h)
SON 120E 7
7 100N 120E 8
8 120N 120E 8
8 140N 120E 10 11 ON 140E 8
8 20N 140E 8
7 40N 140E 8
8 60N 140E 8
7 80N 140E 7
8 100N 140E 7
7 120N 140E 8
8 140N 140E 9
11 ON 160E 8
8 20N 160E 7
7 40N 160E 7
7 60N 160E 8
8 80N 160E 8
8 100N 160E 8
8 120N 160E 8
8 140N 160E 10 13 ON 180E 8
8 20N 180E 8
9 40N 180E 8
8 60N 180E 9
9 SON 180E 8
9 100N 180E 8
9 120N 180 E 9
9 140N 180E 10 9
20N 200E 8
8 120N 200E 10 10 140N 200E 11 15 ON 220E 9
10 20N 220E 7
8 120N 220E 9
11 140N 220E 10 9
20N 240E 8
8 120N 240E 10 9
140N 240E 9
9 ON 260E 8
8 20N 260E 9
9 40N 260E 9
9 60N 260E 9
9 80N 260E 9
10 25


j TABLE 2 (Cont inue d)
j TABLE 2 (Cont inue d)
DIRECT RADIATION LEVE1.S IEASURED AT GRID LINE INIT.RSECTIONS - PRO SSING AREA FORMER DOW GENICAL SITE - BAY CITY. MIGIGAN Grid Location     Gamma Exposure Rate s       Gamma Exposure Rates at 1 a Above the Surface       at the Surf ace (pR/h)                     (pR/h) 100N   260E               10                         10 120N   260E                 9                           9 140N   260E                 9                           9 "Ref er to Figure 3.
DIRECT RADIATION LEVE1.S IEASURED AT GRID LINE INIT.RSECTIONS - PRO SSING AREA FORMER DOW GENICAL SITE - BAY CITY. MIGIGAN Grid Location Gamma Exposure Rate s Gamma Exposure Rates at 1 a Above the Surface at the Surf ace (pR/h)
(pR/h) 100N 260E 10 10 120N 260E 9
9 140N 260E 9
9 "Ref er to Figure 3.
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LOCATIONS IDENTIFIED BY THE WALKOVER SCAN - PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE BAY CITY, MICHICAN Crid Location a                          Camma Exposure Rates                   ;
TABLE 3 l
N         E       Prior to Decontamination           Af ter Decontamination (UR/h)                           (pR/h)
SURFACE RADIATION LEVELS MEASURED AT LOCATIONS IDENTIFIED BY THE WALKOVER SCAN - PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE BAY CITY, MICHICAN Crid Location Camma Exposure Rates a
At I m Above       At the         At 1 m Above     At the The Surface         Surface         The Surface     Surface i 53       253           21             175               14             42 57       257           17             105               13             32 65       197           14             175               10             13 82         58           *b             51                 9             15   .
N E
89       119
Prior to Decontamination Af ter Decontamination (UR/h)
* 175               14             30 92       119         ,
(pR/h)
* 84               14             30   :
At I m Above At the At 1 m Above At the The Surface Surface The Surface Surface i
60
53 253 21 175 14 42 57 257 17 105 13 32 65 197 14 175 10 13 82 58
* 105               13             11   .
*b 51 9
100                                                                              '
15 89 119 175 14 30 92 119 84 14 30 100 60 105 13 11 118 94 47 10 11 I
118         94
!!8 226 15 105 14 15 121 58 33 14 30 122 82 71 13 126 40 33 13 15 126 212 430 14 17 127 222 175 14 47 130 78 88 13 33 132 100 37 11 13 I
* 47               10             11 15  I
137 197 71 14 17 138 50 40 13 18 138 176 140 15 21 a Ref er to Figure 10.
      !!8         226           15             105               14 121         58
b* Indicates no measurement was made.
* 33               14             30
l
* 13
* 122         82                           71 126         40
* 33               13             15   ,
126         212
* 430               14             17 127       222
* 175               14             47   .
130         78
* 88               13             33 132       100
* 37               11             13 I
137       197
* 71               14             17 138         50
* 40               13             18 138       176
* 140               15             21 a Ref er to Figure 10.
b* Indicates no measurement was made.                                             l


r TABLE 4 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE S0lt SAMPLES COLLECTED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS-PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grida                     Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
r TABLE 4 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE S0lt SAMPLES COLLECTED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS-PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grida Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
Location             Th-232           Th-228         U-238         Ra-226 N     E 80      0      2.55 + 0.59 b   2.52 + 0.57     3.69 + 1.87   1.76 + 0.36 '
Location Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 N
140       0       1.18 7 0.43     0.72 7 0.45     1.49 7 1.24   0.59 7 0.27 80     50       0.78 7 0.41     0.84-7 0.33     2.12 7 1.02   0.59 7 0.23 80     60       2.80 7 0.81     2.13 7 0.66     1.58 7 3.21   0.56 7 0.36 100     60     44.0 + 1.8       42.3 + 1.7       9.77 7 2.66   2.23 7 0.54 120     60       0.39 7 0.17     0.51 7 0.15       <0739     0.11 7 0.07 140     60       5.23 7 0.95     5.16 7 0.93     4.02 + 2.94   1.21 7 0.52 100     80       0.40 7 0.15     0.45 7 0.21         <0751     0.36 7 0.17 120     80       1.84 7 0.51     1.77 7 0.36   2.11 + 0.85   0.49'I 0.19 140     80       0.85 7 0.35     0.90 7 0.39     2.3971.26     0.72 7 0.19 0   100       0.65 7 0.31     0.60 7 0.30         (0752     0.52 7 0.13 20   100       0.84 7 0.30     0.93 7 0.24     0.81 + 1.47   0.65 7 0.14 40   100       0.66 7 0.38     0.54 I 0.24     0.51 7 1.05   0.44 7 0.15 60    100        1.'0 5 7 0.30     1.08 7 0.27   1.98 7 1.63   0.96 7 0.19 80   100       0.76 + 0.24     0.93 + 0.21         <0.50     0.44 + 0.17 100   100       1.62 7 0.32     1.53 7 0.27       <0.86     0.89 I 0.17 120   100       0.75 7 0.24     1.08 7 0.24       <0.58     0.60 7 0.17 140   100       2.82 7 0.57     3.00 7 0.51   2.97 + 1.46   1.07 7 0.28 0   120       0.52 7 0.24     0.78 7 0.24   0.95 7 0.94   0.52 7 0.13 20   120         1.77 7 0.47     2.40 7 0.48       <!710     0.47 7 0.27 40   120         1.02 7 0.62     1.29 7 0.42       <1.25     0.70 7 0.24 60   120         1.07 7 0.35     0.47 7 0.21   0.91 + 1.22   0.45 7 0.21 80   120         1.01 7 0.33     1.20 7 0.30       (0.67     0.95 + 0.18 100   120         1.82 7 0.40     1.32 7 0.41   2.30 + 1.15   0.85 7 0.21 120   120       0.79 7 0.49     0.96 7 0.30   0.86 7 1.25   0.68 7 0.26 140   120         5.48 7 0.65     5.07 7 0.60   5.56 7 1.95   0.90 7 0.25 0   140       '0.88 7 0.27     0.48 7 0.24       <0753     0.42 7 0.16 20   140       0.40 7 0.37     0.63 7 0.21         <0.69     0.36 7 0.11 40   140       0.55 7 0.22     0.93 7 0.27         <0.55     0.81 7 0.17 60   140       0.76 7 0.31     0.81 7 0.24   0.93 + 1.08   0.76 7 0.20 80   140         1.48 I 0.43     0.87 7 0.30         <0767     0.74 7 0.23 100   140         0.80 7 0.33     0.87 7 0.30         (0.79     0.69 7 0.18 '
E b
120   140         1.02 7 0.40     1.11 7 0.36     1.53 + 1.27   0.76 7 0.23 140   140         4.73 7         4.65 7 0.54         <!746     0.94 7 0.26 0   160         0.34 7 0.22     0.51 7 0.27         <0.54     0.51 7 0.17 20   160       0.47 + 0.23     0.63 + 0.21         <0.60     0.57 + 0.12
2.52 + 0.57 3.69 + 1.87 1.76 + 0.36 80 0
(                                   80   160         0.85 + 0.38     0.78 + 0.39         <0.75     0.67 7 0.29 120     160       1.69 7 0.43     1.92 7 0.36   2.44 + 2.23   0.69 7 0.21 140     160       3.49 7 0.64     3.54 7 0.60     1.23 7 1.12   0.76 7 0.32 0 180         0.40 7 0.23     0.30 7 0.21         <0752     0.46 7 0.12 l                                   20   180       0.23}[0.17     0.243[0.15         <0.35     0.373[0.10 l
2.55 + 0.59 140 0
t
1.18 7 0.43 0.72 7 0.45 1.49 7 1.24 0.59 7 0.27 80 50 0.78 7 0.41 0.84-7 0.33 2.12 7 1.02 0.59 7 0.23 80 60 2.80 7 0.81 2.13 7 0.66 1.58 7 3.21 0.56 7 0.36 100 60 44.0 + 1.8 42.3 + 1.7 9.77 7 2.66 2.23 7 0.54 120 60 0.39 7 0.17 0.51 7 0.15
'                                                                          28
<0739 0.11 7 0.07 140 60 5.23 7 0.95 5.16 7 0.93 4.02 + 2.94 1.21 7 0.52 100 80 0.40 7 0.15 0.45 7 0.21
<0751 0.36 7 0.17 120 80 1.84 7 0.51 1.77 7 0.36 2.11 + 0.85 0.49'I 0.19 140 80 0.85 7 0.35 0.90 7 0.39 2.3971.26 0.72 7 0.19 0
100 0.65 7 0.31 0.60 7 0.30 (0752 0.52 7 0.13 20 100 0.84 7 0.30 0.93 7 0.24 0.81 + 1.47 0.65 7 0.14 40 100 0.66 7 0.38 0.54 I 0.24 0.51 7 1.05 0.44 7 0.15 1.'0 7 0.30 1.08 7 0.27 1.98 7 1.63 0.96 7 0.19 5
60 100 80 100 0.76 + 0.24 0.93 + 0.21
<0.50 0.44 + 0.17 100 100 1.62 7 0.32 1.53 7 0.27
<0.86 0.89 I 0.17 120 100 0.75 7 0.24 1.08 7 0.24
<0.58 0.60 7 0.17 140 100 2.82 7 0.57 3.00 7 0.51 2.97 + 1.46 1.07 7 0.28 0
120 0.52 7 0.24 0.78 7 0.24 0.95 7 0.94 0.52 7 0.13 20 120 1.77 7 0.47 2.40 7 0.48
<!710 0.47 7 0.27 40 120 1.02 7 0.62 1.29 7 0.42
<1.25 0.70 7 0.24 60 120 1.07 7 0.35 0.47 7 0.21 0.91 + 1.22 0.45 7 0.21 80 120 1.01 7 0.33 1.20 7 0.30 (0.67 0.95 + 0.18 100 120 1.82 7 0.40 1.32 7 0.41 2.30 + 1.15 0.85 7 0.21 120 120 0.79 7 0.49 0.96 7 0.30 0.86 7 1.25 0.68 7 0.26 140 120 5.48 7 0.65 5.07 7 0.60 5.56 7 1.95 0.90 7 0.25 0
140
'0.88 7 0.27 0.48 7 0.24
<0753 0.42 7 0.16 20 140 0.40 7 0.37 0.63 7 0.21
<0.69 0.36 7 0.11 40 140 0.55 7 0.22 0.93 7 0.27
<0.55 0.81 7 0.17 60 140 0.76 7 0.31 0.81 7 0.24 0.93 + 1.08 0.76 7 0.20 80 140 1.48 I 0.43 0.87 7 0.30
<0767 0.74 7 0.23 100 140 0.80 7 0.33 0.87 7 0.30 (0.79 0.69 7 0.18 120 140 1.02 7 0.40 1.11 7 0.36 1.53 + 1.27 0.76 7 0.23 140 140 4.73 7 4.65 7 0.54
<!746 0.94 7 0.26 0
160 0.34 7 0.22 0.51 7 0.27
<0.54 0.51 7 0.17 20 160 0.47 + 0.23 0.63 + 0.21
<0.60 0.57 + 0.12
(
80 160 0.85 + 0.38 0.78 + 0.39
<0.75 0.67 7 0.29 120 160 1.69 7 0.43 1.92 7 0.36 2.44 + 2.23 0.69 7 0.21 140 160 3.49 7 0.64 3.54 7 0.60 1.23 7 1.12 0.76 7 0.32 0 180 0.40 7 0.23 0.30 7 0.21
<0752 0.46 7 0.12 l
20 180 0.23}[0.17 0.243[0.15
<0.35 0.373[0.10 l
t 28


4 TABLE 4 (Continued)
4 TABLE 4 (Continued)
RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS-PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grida                     Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/g)
RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS-PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grida Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/g)
Location           Th-232           Th-228           U-238         Ra-226 N     E 40 '180           <0.10       0.18 + 0.15         <0.48     0.56 + 0.11 60 180         0.97 + 0.27     0.78 7 0.27         <0.53     0.61 7 0.21 80 180         0.46 7 0.17     0.39 7 0.15         <0.47       0.48 7 0.11 100 180         0.74 7 0.28     0.48 7 0.24         <0.48     0.40 7 0.16 120   180     1.31 7 0.22     1.35 7 0.18     1.33 + 1.07     0.39 7 0.09 140 180         7.32 7 0.92     7.92 7 0.84     7.65 7 1.82     0.63 7 0.28 40 200         0.66 7 0.26     0.69 7 0.21         <0780     0.49 7 0.17 80 200         0.83 7 0.29     1.14 7 0.42     1.60 + 1.52     0.76 7 0.25 120 200         1.72 7 0.37     1.08 7 0.30     2.50 7 0.95     0.46 7 0.13 140 200         2.53 7 0.50     2.76 7 0.54         <0795     0.40 7 0.27 0 220         1.72 7 0.44     1.23 7 0.36         <1.02     0.95 7 0.19 20 220             <0709       0.15 7 0.12     0.48 + 0.63     0.39 7 0.12 120 220         1.17 + 0.28     1.14 7 0.27     2.03 7 1.21     0.52 7 0.15 140 220         0.41 7 0.23     0.42 7 0.30       ' <0740      0.14 7 0.07' 20 240         0.73 7 0.27     0.78 7 0.21         <0.64     0.42 7 0.15 120 240         0.43 7 0.28     0.60 7 0.36     1.10 + 0.96     0.50 7 0.13 140 240             <0.18       0.30 + 0.15         <0766     0.43 7 0.15 0 260       0.94 + 0.32     0.69 7 0.27         <0.44     0.31 7 0.11 20 260         1.35 7 0.32     0.88 7 0.24         <0.73     0.31 7 0.13 40 260         1.01 7 0.34     0.72 7 0.18     1.01 + 0.99     0.36 7 0.17
Location Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 N
  -          60 260         0.83 I 0.27     0.93 7 0.27         <0771     0.52 7 0.17 80 260         1.10 7 0.45     1.37 7 0.39     0.69 + 1.61     0.80 7 0.25 100 260         1.21 7 0.46     0.84 7'O.33     2.10 7 1.62     0.50 7 0.19 120 260         0.41 7 0.20     0.63 7 0.18         <0736         <0709 140 260         0.4630.25       0.6030.21           <0.66     0.63 + 0.13 a Refer to Figure 3.
E 40 '180
<0.10 0.18 + 0.15
<0.48 0.56 + 0.11 60 180 0.97 + 0.27 0.78 7 0.27
<0.53 0.61 7 0.21 80 180 0.46 7 0.17 0.39 7 0.15
<0.47 0.48 7 0.11 100 180 0.74 7 0.28 0.48 7 0.24
<0.48 0.40 7 0.16 120 180 1.31 7 0.22 1.35 7 0.18 1.33 + 1.07 0.39 7 0.09 140 180 7.32 7 0.92 7.92 7 0.84 7.65 7 1.82 0.63 7 0.28 40 200 0.66 7 0.26 0.69 7 0.21
<0780 0.49 7 0.17 80 200 0.83 7 0.29 1.14 7 0.42 1.60 + 1.52 0.76 7 0.25 120 200 1.72 7 0.37 1.08 7 0.30 2.50 7 0.95 0.46 7 0.13 140 200 2.53 7 0.50 2.76 7 0.54
<0795 0.40 7 0.27 0 220 1.72 7 0.44 1.23 7 0.36
<1.02 0.95 7 0.19 20 220
<0709 0.15 7 0.12 0.48 + 0.63 0.39 7 0.12 120 220 1.17 + 0.28 1.14 7 0.27 2.03 7 1.21 0.52 7 0.15
' 0740 0.14 7 0.07' 140 220 0.41 7 0.23 0.42 7 0.30 20 240 0.73 7 0.27 0.78 7 0.21
<0.64 0.42 7 0.15 120 240 0.43 7 0.28 0.60 7 0.36 1.10 + 0.96 0.50 7 0.13 140 240
<0.18 0.30 + 0.15
<0766 0.43 7 0.15 0 260 0.94 + 0.32 0.69 7 0.27
<0.44 0.31 7 0.11 20 260 1.35 7 0.32 0.88 7 0.24
<0.73 0.31 7 0.13 40 260 1.01 7 0.34 0.72 7 0.18 1.01 + 0.99 0.36 7 0.17 60 260 0.83 I 0.27 0.93 7 0.27
<0771 0.52 7 0.17 80 260 1.10 7 0.45 1.37 7 0.39 0.69 + 1.61 0.80 7 0.25 100 260 1.21 7 0.46 0.84 7'O.33 2.10 7 1.62 0.50 7 0.19 120 260 0.41 7 0.20 0.63 7 0.18
<0736
<0709 140 260 0.4630.25 0.6030.21
<0.66 0.63 + 0.13 a Refer to Figure 3.
b Errors are 20 based on ecunting statistics.
b Errors are 20 based on ecunting statistics.
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                                                                                                                                                                            .~
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RADIONUCLIDE 0)NCENTRATIONS DEASURED IN SURFACE SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM SELECTED LOCATIONS OF ELEVATED CONTACT RADIATION LEVELS PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN                         .
RADIONUCLIDE 0)NCENTRATIONS DEASURED IN SURFACE SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM SELECTED LOCATIONS OF ELEVATED CONTACT RADIATION LEVELS PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN Crid" Coordinate Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
Crid" Coordinate                                         Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
N E
N       E                         1h-232                         . Th-228     U-238C     Ra-226 65     197                 149     + 4 h                    153       + 4     <22.2     1.79 + 1.08 100       60                 90.5 + 2.8, 92.4 + 2.4       <l5.4     4.14 + 0.83 118     226                 85.3 +           2.7               82.2 + 2.5       <17.8         <0.48 g                                             137     197                 123     + 3                       120       + 3     <8.04     9.16 + 1.03                   ,
1h-232 Th-228 U-238C Ra-226 h
a    Refer to Figure 10.
65 197 149
b   Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
+ 4 153
c   Large minimum detectable values are due to interference from high thorium concentrations.
+ 4
<22.2 1.79 + 1.08 100 60 90.5 + 2.8 92.4 + 2.4
<l5.4 4.14 + 0.83 118 226 85.3 +
2.7 82.2 + 2.5
<17.8
<0.48 g
137 197 123
+ 3 120
+ 3
<8.04 9.16 + 1.03 a
Refer to Figure 10.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
c Large minimum detectable values are due to interference from high thorium concentrations.


TABLE 6 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTPJILTIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AFTER DECONTAMINATION - PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grida         Depth Below                                                   '
TABLE 6 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTPJILTIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AFTER DECONTAMINATION - PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grida Depth Below Coordinate Original Surface Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/g)
Coordinate   Original Surface                       Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/g)
N E
N     E           (cm)             Th-232           Th-228           U-238       Ra-226 53   253         30 - 45       264     +Sb     256     +5         <33.3       30.4 + 1.6 57   '257         30 - 45         1.57 7 0.50     2.64 I 0.54         <0.94     0.68 I 0.21 82    58        IOC            35.5 I 1.7       38.4 7 1.7           <9.34     1.10 I 0.48 92   119         65c             73.3 I 2.8       74.7 7 2.7         <l5.2       3.73 7 0.90 13.9 I 1.2 l                                                                 100     90         30 - 45         13.8 T 1.2                           <5.55     1.11 7 0.42 106     91         15 - 30         10.0 T 0.6       11.7 7 0.7         <10.2       1.09 7 0.25 118     68         45 - 60         11.6 7 0.8       11.8 7 0.8           <6.57     0.57 7 0.29   i 118     94         30 - 45         2.75 7 0.48     2.40 T 0.36     1.42 + 1.53   0.58 T 0.14   (
(cm)
121     58         15e             55.3 T 2.8       53.7 7 2.4         < ! 771'     2.56 T 0.77 122     79         30 - 45         7.36}0.68       6.30 _I 0.69       <l.80     1.11}0.29     l w                                                            126     40        15 - 30          7.09 + 0.69 7.14 + 0.60 4.93 + 1.41   1.17 + 0.29   l
Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 53 253 30 - 45 264
    ~                                                            126   208        45  - 60        7.93 + 0.73      7.83 + 0.57     5.17 + 2.52   0.97 + 0.29 126   212         45 - 60         3.04 T 0.68 2.94 I 0.60     2.23 I 2.27   1.50 7 0.30 126   216         45 - 60         1.08 + 0.39     1.32 + 0.27     4.52 + 1.36   1.03 + 0.19 126   220         80 - 95       22.1 T 1.6       22.4 T 1.4           <6 97     0.91 T 0.50 127   222         60 - 75       45.5 T 1.8       42.6 7 1.7         <10.2       1.38 I 0.56 127   232         30 - 45         2.44 T_ 0.49     2.16[0.36       3.17 + l.41 1.05 7 3.22 130     78         30 - 45       17.6 + 1.5       18.3 + 1.4           <6.79     0.98 + 0.47 132     36         15 - 30         5.00 7 0.69     4.50 I 0.57         <l.63     1.05 7 0.24 136     43         15 - 30         1.75 I 0.42     1.92 7 0.39         <0.66     0.27 7 0.25 136   173         55 - 70         0.64 7 0.33     0.54 T 0.18     1.29 + 0.76   0.52 7 0.14 13o   180         55 - 70         7.15 7 0.76     6.48 T 0.72     3.42 I 1.50   0.87 7 0.20 136   184         55 - 70         0.91 I 0.33     0.48 I 0.33         <0769     0.27 7 0.18 136   189         55 - 70         0.52 T 0.33     0.63 I 0.36     1.14 + 1.07   0.37 7 0.17 137     24         30 - 45         6.02 I 0.62     5.34 I 0.54         <4750     1.04 I 0.30 137     30         15 - 30         4.00 I 0.61     4.26 I 0.60       <l.36       0.88 7 0.30 138     50         15 - 30         1.40 _+ 0.39     1,71 _+ 0.30       <l.01       0.52 I_ 0.14   3 i
+Sb 256
a Refer to Figure 3.
+5
<33.3 30.4 + 1.6 57
'257 30 - 45 1.57 7 0.50 2.64 I 0.54
<0.94 0.68 I 0.21 35.5 I 1.7 38.4 7 1.7
<9.34 1.10 I 0.48 82 58 IOC 92 119 65c 73.3 I 2.8 74.7 7 2.7
<l5.2 3.73 7 0.90 l
100 90 30 - 45 13.8 T 1.2 13.9 I 1.2
<5.55 1.11 7 0.42 106 91 15 - 30 10.0 T 0.6 11.7 7 0.7
<10.2 1.09 7 0.25 118 68 45 - 60 11.6 7 0.8 11.8 7 0.8
<6.57 0.57 7 0.29 i
118 94 30 - 45 2.75 7 0.48 2.40 T 0.36 1.42 + 1.53 0.58 T 0.14
(
121 58 15e 55.3 T 2.8 53.7 7 2.4
< ! 771' 2.56 T 0.77 122 79 30 - 45 7.36}0.68 6.30 _I 0.69
<l.80 1.11}0.29 l
126 208 45 - 60 7.93 + 0.73 4.93 + 1.41 1.17 + 0.29 l
126 40 15 - 30 7.09 + 0.69 7.14 + 0.60 w
7.83 + 0.57 5.17 + 2.52 0.97 + 0.29
~
126 212 45 - 60 3.04 T 0.68 2.94 I 0.60 2.23 I 2.27 1.50 7 0.30 126 216 45 - 60 1.08 + 0.39 1.32 + 0.27 4.52 + 1.36 1.03 + 0.19 126 220 80 - 95 22.1 T 1.6 22.4 T 1.4
<6 97 0.91 T 0.50 127 222 60 - 75 45.5 T 1.8 42.6 7 1.7
<10.2 1.38 I 0.56 127 232 30 - 45 2.44 T_ 0.49 2.16[0.36 3.17 + l.41 1.05 7 3.22 130 78 30 - 45 17.6 + 1.5 18.3 + 1.4
<6.79 0.98 + 0.47 132 36 15 - 30 5.00 7 0.69 4.50 I 0.57
<l.63 1.05 7 0.24 136 43 15 - 30 1.75 I 0.42 1.92 7 0.39
<0.66 0.27 7 0.25 136 173 55 - 70 0.64 7 0.33 0.54 T 0.18 1.29 + 0.76 0.52 7 0.14 13o 180 55 - 70 7.15 7 0.76 6.48 T 0.72 3.42 I 1.50 0.87 7 0.20 136 184 55 - 70 0.91 I 0.33 0.48 I 0.33
<0769 0.27 7 0.18 136 189 55 - 70 0.52 T 0.33 0.63 I 0.36 1.14 + 1.07 0.37 7 0.17 137 24 30 - 45 6.02 I 0.62 5.34 I 0.54
<4750 1.04 I 0.30 137 30 15 - 30 4.00 I 0.61 4.26 I 0.60
<l.36 0.88 7 0.30 138 50 15 - 30 1.40 _+ 0.39 1,71 _+ 0.30
<l.01 0.52 I_ 0.14 3
i a Refer to Figure 3.
b Errors are Zo based on counting statistics.
b Errors are Zo based on counting statistics.
c Over subsurface concrete or metal structure.
c Over subsurface concrete or metal structure.


TABLE 7                                                                 -
TABLE 7 r
r RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES                                                   ,
RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM BOREHOLES - PROCESSING AREA l
COLLECTED FROM BOREHOLES - PROCESSING AREA                                                       l FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN Borehole"                           Grid           Depth Location                       Coordinate         (m)                         Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/g)
FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN Borehole" Grid Depth Location Coordinate (m)
N     E                           Th-23f.               Th-228                       U-238     Ra-226 B1                            17      140    0    - 0.15        0.16 +.0.28 b         0.18 + 0.12                   <0.37   0.19 ~+i0.17 1   - 1.5         0.91}0.33             0.60 _I 0.30     1.43 + 1.28           0.57 +iO.19 B2.                           58     262   0   - 0.15       0.80 + 0.30           1.35 + 0.36                   <0.97   0.50 + 0.19 1   - 1.5         0.82 7 0.35           0.81 7 0.24     1.91 + 1.24           0.48 7 0.14 2.5 - 3.0         1.0510.61             0.57}0.30                     <0768   0.51 7 0.18 B3                             59       19   0   - 0.15       0.92 + 0.32           0.66 + 0.33     0.47 + 1.30           0.56 + C.16 l'   - 1.5         0.47 T 0.29           0.44 7 0.28     0.51 T 1.45           0.43 T 0.16 g                                                    2.5 - 3.0         0.82 _I 0.39           0.65}0.31       0.89 _I 1.10           0.54 _I 0.18         i
Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/g)
                                                                                                                                                            )
N E
B4                             79     183   0   - 0.15       0.62 + 0.25           0.81 + 0.24     2.11 + 0.93           0.75 + 0.18 0.37 7 0.20           0.57 T 0.19     0.69 7 0.99           0.44 I 0.20 1    - l.5 2.5 - 3.0         1.03 _T 0.29           0.75 _T 0.21                   <0783   0.51 I 0.14 B5                             100       60   0   - 0.15       90.5 + 2.8             92.4 + 2.4                 <l5.4       4.14 + 0.83 1   - 1.5         0.25 7 0.24           0.48'T 0.21                   <0.56   0.31 7 0.18 2.5 - 3.0         0.59 _T 0.39           0.6010.24                     <0.69   0.5210.18 B6                             119     140   0   - 0.15       0.40 + 0.25           0.29 + 0.18     0.74 + 0.86     -
Th-23f.
0.16 + 0.10 1   - 1.5         1.23 T 0.40           0.60 T 0.21                   <0 46   0.41 T 0.17
Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 b
: 2. 5 - 3.0         0.97 _I 0.38           0.96 _I 0.24                   <0.82   0.63 _I 0.21 87                             130       43   0   - 0.15       2.51 + 0.42           2.46 + 0.39     2.21 + 1.17           'O.97 + 0.26 1   - 1.5         0.62 T 0.32           0.60 7 0.21     1.05 + 0.60           0.52 7 0.17 (0775 2.5 - 3.0         0.76 _T 0.37           0.51 _T 0.24                             <0711 a See Figure 5.
0.18 + 0.12
<0.37 0.19 +i0.17 B1 17 140 0
- 0.15 0.16 +.0.28
~
1
- 1.5 0.91}0.33 0.60 _I 0.30 1.43 + 1.28 0.57 +iO.19 B2.
58 262 0
- 0.15 0.80 + 0.30 1.35 + 0.36
<0.97 0.50 + 0.19 1
- 1.5 0.82 7 0.35 0.81 7 0.24 1.91 + 1.24 0.48 7 0.14 2.5 - 3.0 1.0510.61 0.57}0.30
<0768 0.51 7 0.18 B3 59 19 0
- 0.15 0.92 + 0.32 0.66 + 0.33 0.47 + 1.30 0.56 + C.16 l'
- 1.5 0.47 T 0.29 0.44 7 0.28 0.51 T 1.45 0.43 T 0.16 2.5 - 3.0 0.82 _I 0.39 0.65}0.31 0.89 _I 1.10 0.54 _I 0.18 i
g
)
B4 79 183 0
- 0.15 0.62 + 0.25 0.81 + 0.24 2.11 + 0.93 0.75 + 0.18 1
- l.5 0.37 7 0.20 0.57 T 0.19 0.69 7 0.99 0.44 I 0.20 2.5 - 3.0 1.03 _T 0.29 0.75 _T 0.21
<0783 0.51 I 0.14 B5 100 60 0
- 0.15 90.5 + 2.8 92.4 + 2.4
<l5.4 4.14 + 0.83 1
- 1.5 0.25 7 0.24 0.48'T 0.21
<0.56 0.31 7 0.18 2.5 - 3.0 0.59 _T 0.39 0.6010.24
<0.69 0.5210.18 B6 119 140 0
- 0.15 0.40 + 0.25 0.29 + 0.18 0.74 + 0.86 0.16 + 0.10 1
- 1.5 1.23 T 0.40 0.60 T 0.21
<0 46 0.41 T 0.17
: 2. 5 - 3.0 0.97 _I 0.38 0.96 _I 0.24
<0.82 0.63 _I 0.21 87 130 43 0
- 0.15 2.51 + 0.42 2.46 + 0.39 2.21 + 1.17
'O.97 + 0.26 1
- 1.5 0.62 T 0.32 0.60 7 0.21 1.05 + 0.60 0.52 7 0.17 2.5 - 3.0 0.76 _T 0.37 0.51 _T 0.24 (0775
<0711 a See Figure 5.
b Errors are 2a based on counting statistics.
b Errors are 2a based on counting statistics.


TABLE 8 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN                                     I' SEDIMEffr SAMPLES PROCESSING AREA - FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Sample         Location a        Grid                     Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
TABLE 8 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN I'
Identification         of         Location           Th-232             Th-228       U-238       Ra-226-Number           Sample         N       E 1           Conveyor Pit     13     100     0.82+0.57b         1.20 + 0.33   <0.89     0.61 + 0.20 2           Conveyor Pit     20     120     0.80 + 0.40         0.96 + 2.94   <0.65     0.55 + 0.24 3           Conveyor Pit     50     120     1.06 + 0.32         0.93 + 0.36   <0.79     0.73 + 0.18 4           Conveyor Pit     62     120     0.68 + 0.44         1.02 + 0.36 0.67 + 1.73' O.61~+ 0.23
SEDIMEffr SAMPLES PROCESSING AREA - FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN a
            $            5          Conveyor Pit     92     125     2.90 + 0.57         3.12 + 0.63 2.58 + 2.44 0.79 + 0.22 6           Conveyor Pit     105     128     0.75 + 0.59         0.57 + 0.36   <0.60     0.52 + 0.16 7           Drain             25     196     1.02 + 0.43         1.26 + 0.45   .<0.76     0.60 + 0.23 8           Drain             56 255         28.0 + 1.7       27.1 + 1.7       <l2.0     3.34 + 0.65 9           Drain             72     49     1.42 + 0.38 1.08 + 0.36 0.96 + 1.33 0.47 + 0.19 10         Drain             77     103     4.50 + 0.63         4.53 + 0.54 2.63 + 1.88 0.41 + 0.25 11         Drain             82     193     1.00 + 0.26         0.99 + 0.27   <0.84     0.67 + 0.18.
Sample Location Grid Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
Refer to Figure 7.
Identification of Location Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226-Number Sample N
b   Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
E 1
Conveyor Pit 13 100 0.82+0.57b 1.20 + 0.33
<0.89 0.61 + 0.20 2
Conveyor Pit 20 120 0.80 + 0.40 0.96 + 2.94
<0.65 0.55 + 0.24 3
Conveyor Pit 50 120 1.06 + 0.32 0.93 + 0.36
<0.79 0.73 + 0.18 4
Conveyor Pit 62 120 0.68 + 0.44 1.02 + 0.36 0.67 + 1.73' O.61~+ 0.23 5
Conveyor Pit 92 125 2.90 + 0.57 3.12 + 0.63 2.58 + 2.44 0.79 + 0.22 6
Conveyor Pit 105 128 0.75 + 0.59 0.57 + 0.36
<0.60 0.52 + 0.16 7
Drain 25 196 1.02 + 0.43 1.26 + 0.45
.<0.76 0.60 + 0.23 8
Drain 56 255 28.0 + 1.7 27.1 + 1.7
<l2.0 3.34 + 0.65 9
Drain 72 49 1.42 + 0.38 1.08 + 0.36 0.96 + 1.33 0.47 + 0.19 10 Drain 77 103 4.50 + 0.63 4.53 + 0.54 2.63 + 1.88 0.41 + 0.25 11 Drain 82 193 1.00 + 0.26 0.99 + 0.27
<0.84 0.67 + 0.18 a
Refer to Figure 7.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.


                                                                                                                                                    ~
~
TABLE 9 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN WATER SAMPLES - PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Sample         Location a            Grid             Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/1 or x 10-9 pC1/al)
TABLE 9 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN WATER SAMPLES - PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Sample Location Grid Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/1 or x 10-9 pC1/al) a Identification of Coordinate Gross Alpha Gross Beta Ra-226 Ra-228 Number Sample N
Identification         of             Coordinate       Gross Alpha         Gross Beta       Ra-226                               Ra-228 Number         Sample             N     E I           Conveyor Pit         13   100       4.54 + 1.26h       40.0 f; 2.1           ---c                                 ---
E I
2            Conveyor Pit         20   120       5.36 f; 1.33       38.2 f; 2.1           ---
Conveyor Pit 13 100 4.54 + 1.26h 40.0 f; 2.1
3            Conveyor Pit         50   120       1.63 f; 0.97     36.7 f; 2.1                                               ---
---c 2
4            Conveyor Pit         62   120       2.30 f; 1.08       36.9 j; 2.1         ---                                  ---
Conveyor Pit 20 120 5.36 f; 1.33 38.2 f; 2.1 3
y      5           Conveyer Pit         92   125       2.23 f; 1.08       34.0 f; 2.0           ---                                  ---
Conveyor Pit 50 120 1.63 f; 0.97 36.7 f; 2.1 4
6            Conveyer Pit       105   128       3.36 f; 2.00       33.2 f; 3.6         ---                                  ---
Conveyor Pit 62 120 2.30 f; 1.08 36.9 j; 2.1 y
7            Drain               25   196           <0.75           5.82 j; 1.47       ---                                  ---
5 Conveyer Pit 92 125 2.23 f; 1.08 34.0 f; 2.0 6
8            Drain               56   255       1.61 f; 0.78       14.6 f; 1.5 9           Drain               72     49                       186   j; 10     0.17 j; 0.05 11.9 f; 5.2                                                                1.04 f; 0.43 10           Drain               82   193       4.41 f; 2.22       33.6 f; 3.5         ---                                  ---
Conveyer Pit 105 128 3.36 f; 2.00 33.2 f; 3.6 7
11           Borehole B3         59     19     13.2 f; 2.5         6.36 j; 2.28   0.10 j;0.05                           2.46 f;0.51 12           Borchole B4         79   183     30.6 f; 7.3         16.1 f; 7.1     0.72 f;0.22                           1.54 f;1.79 13           Borehole B5         100     60       5.06 f; 3.02     179     ff 8           ---
Drain 25 196
14           Borehole B6         119   140     20.7' f; 3.8       13.3 f; 3.1         <0.12                             3.38 f; 1.48 a See Figure 5 and 8.
<0.75 5.82 j; 1.47 8
Drain 56 255 1.61 f; 0.78 14.6 f; 1.5 9
Drain 72 49 11.9 f; 5.2 186 j; 10 0.17 j; 0.05 1.04 f; 0.43 10 Drain 82 193 4.41 f; 2.22 33.6 f; 3.5 11 Borehole B3 59 19 13.2 f; 2.5 6.36 j; 2.28 0.10 j;0.05 2.46 f;0.51 12 Borchole B4 79 183 30.6 f; 7.3 16.1 f; 7.1 0.72 f;0.22 1.54 f;1.79 13 Borehole B5 100 60 5.06 f; 3.02 179 ff 8 14 Borehole B6 119 140 20.7' f; 3.8 13.3 f; 3.1
<0.12 3.38 f; 1.48 a See Figure 5 and 8.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
C                                                                                                                                               .
C Dash indicates analyses not pe r fo rmed.
Dash indicates analyses not pe r fo rmed .


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                                                                                  'l TABLE 10 DIRECT RADIATION LEVELS EASURED AT GRID LINE                   1 INTERSECTIONS - FIELD PEA FORER DOW GEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MIGIGAN                   ,)
'l TABLE 10 DIRECT RADIATION LEVELS EASURED AT GRID LINE 1
I Grid Loca tion
INTERSECTIONS - FIELD PEA FORER DOW GEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MIGIGAN
* Gamma Exposure ' Rate s   ~ Gamma Exposure Rate s at 1 m Above the Surf ace       at the Surf ace (pR/h)                     (pR/h)
,)
ON     OE~-               8                           8 20N     OE                 9                           9 40N     OE                 9                           10 60N     DE                 13                           13 80N     OE                 8                           9
Grid Loca tion
            -10N     20E                 9                           8 ON   20E                 10                           10 20N     20E                 10                           10 40N     20E                 9                           9 60N     20E'               10                           10         i 80N   20E                 10                           10
* Gamma Exposure ' Rate s
            -10N     40E   ,
~ Gamma Exposure Rate s at 1 m Above the Surf ace at the Surf ace (pR/h)
9                            9 ON   40E                 9                           9 20N     40E                 9                           9 40N     40E                 9                           9 60N     40E                 9                           9 80N   40E                 9                           9 3
(pR/h)
20N     50E                 9                           9 40N     50E                 9                           9
ON OE~-
.            60N   50E                 9                           9 80N   50E                 9                           9
8 8
20N OE 9
9 40N OE 9
10 60N DE 13 13 80N OE 8
9
-10N 20E 9
8 ON 20E 10 10 20N 20E 10 10 40N 20E 9
9 60N 20E' 10 10 i'
80N 20E 10 10
-10N 40E 9
9 ON 40E 9
9 20N 40E 9
9 40N 40E 9
9 60N 40E 9
9 80N 40E 9
9 3
20N 50E 9
9 40N 50E 9
9 60N 50E 9
9 80N 50E 9
9
* Refer to Figure 4.
* Refer to Figure 4.
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TABLE 11 SURFACE RADIATION LEVELS MEASURED AT LOCATIONS IDENTIFIED BY THE WALKOVER SCAN - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grid Location a                        Gamma Exposure Rates N           E     Prior to Decontamination           Af ter Decontamination (pR/h)                           (pR/h)
TABLE 11 SURFACE RADIATION LEVELS MEASURED AT LOCATIONS IDENTIFIED BY THE WALKOVER SCAN - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN a
At 1 m Above       At The         At 1 m'Above   At The The Surface       Surface         The Surface     Surface 11         15         18               40                 13           15 20         17           *b             51                 11           21 26         32
Grid Location Gamma Exposure Rates N
* 37                 15           18 31           4
E Prior to Decontamination Af ter Decontamination (pR/h)
* 140                 13           27 33         20
(pR/h)
* 51                 13           37 35         10
At 1 m Above At The At 1 m'Above At The The Surface Surface The Surface Surface 11 15 18 40 13 15 20 17
* 30                 10           21 45         30
*b 51 11 21 26 32 37 15 18 31 4
* 105                 11           30
140 13 27 33 20 51 13 37 35 10 30 10 21 45 30 105 11 30 a.
: a.     46           3
46 3
* 63                 14           15 53         20
63 14 15 53 20 30 13 18 55 18 63 13 40 77 30 105 13 18 77 34 21 175 13 18 79 20 21 279 13 18 80 25 30 314 13 18 80 27 45 600 13 18 a Refer.to Figure 11.
* 30                 13           18 55         18
* 63                 13           40 77         30
* 105                 13           18 77         34         21             175                 13           18 79         20         21             279                 13           18 80         25         30             314                 13           18 80         27         45             600                 13           18 a Refer.to Figure 11.
D*' Indicates no measurement was made.
D*' Indicates no measurement was made.
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o TABLE 12 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE. SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN a
TABLE 12 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE. SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Sample a Location                     Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
Sample Location Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
N     E             Th-232         Th-228         U-238         Ra-226 0    0        0.35 + 0.29 b   0.36 + 0.21       <0.61       0.38 + 0.18 20   'O         0.66 7 0.07     0.66 I 0.06   2.76 + 0.32     0.44 7 0.04 40     0         1.49 7 0.51     1.56 7 0.42   0.93 I 1.37     0.37 7 0.20 60     0         2.32 7 0.60     2.46 I 0.60   0.89 7 1.87     0.56 I 0.24 0.97 7 0.25
N E
                                              ~
Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 b
80    0        0.57 I 0.51     0.51 7 0.30       <0786
0.36 + 0.21
        -10     20         0.58 I 0.26     0.45 I 0.27       <0.77       0.39 7 0.18 0   20         1.45 I 0.78     2.34 I 0.51   1.75 + 1.00     0.31 7 0.23 20   20         0.31 7 0.37     0.69 7 0.21       <0761       0.28 I 0.12 40   20         0.55 I 0.37     0.39 7 0.33       <0.46       0.19 7 0.09 60   20         1.14 7 0.54     0.78 I 0.54   0.68 + 2.50     0.70 7 0.17 80   20         0.55 I 0.05     0.45 7 0.03   0.44 7 0.21'     O.41 7 0.03 140     20         1.06 I 0.50     0.72 7 0.42       <1702       0.49 7 0.37
<0.61 0.38 + 0.18 0
        -10     40         0.78 I 0.44     0.90 7 0.42       <0.82       0.40 7 0.33 0   40         0.51 7 0.64     0.69 I 0.42       <6.47       0.49 I 0.30 20   40         0.57 7 0.41     0.36 7 0.27       <6.19       0.27 7 0.14 40   40         0.66 I 0.34     0.75 7 0.30       <3.62       0.27 7 0.10 60   40         0.51 7 0.51     0.39 7 0.45       <0.71       0.51 7 0.19 80   40         0.86 I 0.54     1.'14 I 0.27.     <0.87       0.67 7 0.19 100   40         1.00 T 0.43     0.96 7 0.39-     <0.68       0.57 I 0.27 140   40         0.91 7 0.38     0.84 7 0.27       <0.67       0.33 7 0.12 20   50         0.51 7 0.34     0.65 7 0.27   1.02 + 2.25     0.33 7 0.22 40   50         0.74 I 0.28     0.90 7 0.27       <0777           <0709 60   50         0.57[0.43       0.57[0.36         <0.71       0.52 + 0.25 a Refer to Figure 4.
0 0.35 + 0.29 20
'O 0.66 7 0.07 0.66 I 0.06 2.76 + 0.32 0.44 7 0.04 40 0
1.49 7 0.51 1.56 7 0.42 0.93 I 1.37 0.37 7 0.20 60 0
2.32 7 0.60 2.46 I 0.60 0.89 7 1.87 0.56 I 0.24 80 0
0.57 I 0.51 0.51 7 0.30
<0786 0.97 7 0.25
~
-10 20 0.58 I 0.26 0.45 I 0.27
<0.77 0.39 7 0.18 0
20 1.45 I 0.78 2.34 I 0.51 1.75 + 1.00 0.31 7 0.23 20 20 0.31 7 0.37 0.69 7 0.21
<0761 0.28 I 0.12 40 20 0.55 I 0.37 0.39 7 0.33
<0.46 0.19 7 0.09 60 20 1.14 7 0.54 0.78 I 0.54 0.68 + 2.50 0.70 7 0.17 80 20 0.55 I 0.05 0.45 7 0.03 0.44 7 0.21' O.41 7 0.03 140 20 1.06 I 0.50 0.72 7 0.42
<1702 0.49 7 0.37
-10 40 0.78 I 0.44 0.90 7 0.42
<0.82 0.40 7 0.33 0
40 0.51 7 0.64 0.69 I 0.42
<6.47 0.49 I 0.30 20 40 0.57 7 0.41 0.36 7 0.27
<6.19 0.27 7 0.14 40 40 0.66 I 0.34 0.75 7 0.30
<3.62 0.27 7 0.10 60 40 0.51 7 0.51 0.39 7 0.45
<0.71 0.51 7 0.19 80 40 0.86 I 0.54 1.'14 I 0.27.
<0.87 0.67 7 0.19 100 40 1.00 T 0.43 0.96 7 0.39-
<0.68 0.57 I 0.27 140 40 0.91 7 0.38 0.84 7 0.27
<0.67 0.33 7 0.12 20 50 0.51 7 0.34 0.65 7 0.27 1.02 + 2.25 0.33 7 0.22 40 50 0.74 I 0.28 0.90 7 0.27
<0777
<0709 60 50 0.57[0.43 0.57[0.36
<0.71 0.52 + 0.25 a Refer to Figure 4.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
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TABLE 13 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM SELECTED LOCATIONS OF ELEVATED CONTACT RADIATION LEVELS - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY,' MICHIGAN Grida Coordinate                                           Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
TABLE 13 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM SELECTED LOCATIONS OF ELEVATED CONTACT RADIATION LEVELS - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY,' MICHIGAN Grida Coordinate Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
N     E                               Th-232                 Th-228         U-238C         Ra-226 11     15                         0.77 + 0.25b           0.60       + 0.27 0.77 + 0.9 0.23 + 0.12 21     16                       -34.5     +   1.8         34.2 +     1.8   <9.33           <0.26 33   20                         41.1 +       1.8         40.5 +     1.8   <10.4       0.99 + 0.50 45   30                         43.0 + 2.0               42.0 + 1.9         <8.69       0.52 + 0.47 s
N E
53   20                         15.2 + l.5_
Th-232 Th-228 U-238C Ra-226 11 15 0.77 + 0.25b 0.60
14.8 + 1.3         <7.80       0.65 + 0.34 77   30                       274         + 5           272       +
+ 0.27 0.77 + 0.9 0.23 + 0.12 21 16
_5       <33.8     25.2   + 1. 5 a Refer to Figure 4.
-34.5
+
1.8 34.2 +
1.8
<9.33
<0.26 33 20 41.1 +
1.8 40.5 +
1.8
<10.4 0.99 + 0.50 45 30 43.0 + 2.0 42.0 + 1.9
<8.69 0.52 + 0.47 s
53 20 15.2 + l.5 14.8 + 1.3
<7.80 0.65 + 0.34 77 30 274 5
272
_5
<33.8 25.2
__ 1. 5
+
+
+
a Refer to Figure 4.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
c Large minimum detectable values are due to interference from high thorium concentrations.
c Large minimum detectable values are due to interference from high thorium concentrations.
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TABLE 14           ,
TABLE 14 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AFTER DECONTAMINATION - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Crida Depth Below Coordinate Original Surface Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AFTER DECONTAMINATION - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Crida         Depth Below Coordinate   Original Surface                 Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
N E
N     E           (cm)           Th-232             Th-228         U-238         Ra-226 11    15        80  - 95        6.51 + 0.78 h     6.75 + 0.78       <3.80           <0.14 26     14         15 - 30       7.67li 0.83       7.83 I 0.78       <4.52       0.36 + 0.32 26   32         15 - 30       6.81 7 0.92       7.26 7 0.81       <5.09       0.19 7 0.17 34     16         15 - 30       8.25 7 0.74       8.19 7 0.81       <7.10       0.48 I 0.20 35     10         15 - 20       1.98 T 0.40       1.62 7 0.42   1.24 + 1.53     0.35 7 0.13 46     3         15 - 30       1.09 7 0.32       1.17 I 0.27       <0781       0.28 I 0.15 55     18         15 - 30       1.65 I 0.58       1.74 I 0.36       <l.23       0.39 I 0.15 g     55   21         60 - 75       1.77][0.48         2.01][0.45     3.81 + 1.35
(cm)
                                                                                ,        0.61][0.18 a- Refer to Figure 4.
Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 h
6.75 + 0.78
<3.80
<0.14 11 15 80 - 95 6.51 + 0.78 26 14 15 - 30 7.67li 0.83 7.83 I 0.78
<4.52 0.36 + 0.32 26 32 15 - 30 6.81 7 0.92 7.26 7 0.81
<5.09 0.19 7 0.17 34 16 15 - 30 8.25 7 0.74 8.19 7 0.81
<7.10 0.48 I 0.20 35 10 15 - 20 1.98 T 0.40 1.62 7 0.42 1.24 + 1.53 0.35 7 0.13 46 3
15 - 30 1.09 7 0.32 1.17 I 0.27
<0781 0.28 I 0.15 55 18 15 - 30 1.65 I 0.58 1.74 I 0.36
<l.23 0.39 I 0.15 g
55 21 60 - 75 1.77][0.48 2.01][0.45 3.81 + 1.35 0.61][0.18 a-Refer to Figure 4.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
m                                                 . _ _      =
m
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TABLE 15 RADIONUCLIDE' CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM BOREHOLES - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Sample a          Crid       Depth Location     Coordinate       (m)                       Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
TABLE 15 RADIONUCLIDE' CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM BOREHOLES - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN a
N       E                         Th-232             Th-228         U-238       Ra-226 B8         31'       4   0   - 0.15       10.4 + 1.0b       10.6 + 0.8         <2.12     0.28 + 0.25 1   - 1.5         0.48}0.22         0.51l_0.30       <0.52     0.3510.16 89         40     20   0   - 0.15       1.16 + 0.30       0.43 + 0.20       <0.59     0.37 + 0.12 1   - 1.5       0.45 I 0.24         0.39 I 0.30       <0.57     0.50 I 0.18 2.5 - 3.0         0.91 _I 0.31                     0.46 + 1.28 0.66 _I 0.33                0.5510.16 8
Sample Crid Depth Location Coordinate (m)
Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)
N E
Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 B8 31' 4
0
- 0.15 10.4 + 1.0b 10.6 + 0.8
<2.12 0.28 + 0.25 1
- 1.5 0.48}0.22 0.51l_0.30
<0.52 0.3510.16 89 40 20 0
- 0.15 1.16 + 0.30 0.43 + 0.20
<0.59 0.37 + 0.12 1
- 1.5 0.45 I 0.24 0.39 I 0.30
<0.57 0.50 I 0.18 2.5 - 3.0 0.91 _I 0.31 0.66 _I 0.33 0.46 + 1.28 0.5510.16 8
a Refer to Figure 6.
a Refer to Figure 6.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.
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                                                                -                          1 REFERENCES
REFERENCES l.
: l. Deconunissionina of the DOW/Wellman Foundry Site in Bay City. Michigan.   ,
Deconunissionina of the DOW/Wellman Foundry Site in Bay City. Michigan.
Letter from R.A. Olson (DOW) to M. Schumacher (NRC), October 8, 1982. l
Letter from R.A. Olson (DOW) to M. Schumacher (NRC), October 8, 1982.
: 2. Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 141, Interim Primary Drinkinz Water Standards. Federal Register, July, 1976.                           ;
2.
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Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 141, Interim Primary Drinkinz Water Standards. Federal Register, July, 1976.
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APPENDIX A Major Analytical Equipment The display or description of a specific product is not to be construed as an endorsement of that product or its manufacturer by the authors or their employer.
APPENDIX A Major Analytical Equipment The display or description of a specific product is not to be construed as an endorsement of that product or its manufacturer by the authors or their employer.
A. Direct Radiation Measurements Eberline PRM-6 Portable Ratemeter (Eberline, Sante Fe,'NM)
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Direct Radiation Measurements Eberline PRM-6 Portable Ratemeter (Eberline, Sante Fe,'NM)
Victoreen Gamma Scintillator (Nal) Probe Model 489-55 (Victoreen, Inc.. Cleveland, OH)
Victoreen Gamma Scintillator (Nal) Probe Model 489-55 (Victoreen, Inc.. Cleveland, OH)
Reuter-Stokes Pressurized Ionization Chamber Model RSS-111 (Reuter-Stokes, Cleveland, OH)
Reuter-Stokes Pressurized Ionization Chamber Model RSS-111 (Reuter-Stokes, Cleveland, OH)
B. Laboratory Analyses Ge(Li) Detector Model LGCC2220-SD, 23% ef ficiency (Princeton Gamma-Tech, Princeton, NJ)
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Laboratory Analyses Ge(Li) Detector Model LGCC2220-SD, 23% ef ficiency (Princeton Gamma-Tech, Princeton, NJ)
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Used in conjunction with:
Lead Shield, SPG-16 (Applied Physical Technology, Smyrna, GA)
Lead Shield, SPG-16 (Applied Physical Technology, Smyrna, GA)
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APPENDIX B Analytical Procedures Gamma Scintillation Messurements Walkover surface scans and measurements of gamma exposure rates were performed using Eberline Model PRM-6 portable ratemeters with Victoreen Model 489-55 gamma scintillation probes containing 3.2 cm x 3.8 cm Nr.I(TI) crystals.
Soil and Sediment Sample Analysis Soil and sediment samples were dried, mixed, and a portion sealed in a 0.5-liter Marinelli beaker.     The quantity placed in each beaker was chosen to reproduce the calibrated counting geometry and ranged from 400 to 800 g of soil. Net soil weights were Jetermined and the samples counted using Ge(Li) and intrinsic germanium detectors coupled to a Nuclear Data model ND-680 pulse height analyzer system.       Background and Compton stripping, peak search, peak identification,   and   concentration calculations were performed using     the computer capabilities inherent in the analyzer system.     Energy peaks used for determination of radionuclides of concern were:
Count. rates were converted to exposure rates (pR/h) using f actors determine'd - by cross calibration of the scintillation detectors with a Reuter Stokes model RSS-111' pressurized ionization chamber, at several locations on the surveyed property.
Soil and Sediment Sample Analysis Soil and sediment samples were dried, mixed, and a portion sealed in a 0.5-liter Marinelli beaker.
The quantity placed in each beaker was chosen to reproduce the calibrated counting geometry and ranged from 400 to 800 g of soil.
Net soil weights were Jetermined and the samples counted using Ge(Li) and intrinsic germanium detectors coupled to a Nuclear Data model ND-680 pulse height analyzer system.
Background and Compton stripping, peak search, peak identification, and concentration calculations were performed using the computer capabilities inherent in the analyzer system.
Energy peaks used for determination of radionuclides of concern were:
Th-232 - 0.911 MeV from Ac-228*
Th-232 - 0.911 MeV from Ac-228*
Th-228 - 0.583 MeV from T1-208*
Th-228 - 0.583 MeV from T1-208*
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Ra-226 - 0.609 MeV from Bi-214*
Ra-226 - 0.609 MeV from Bi-214*
* Secular equilibrium was assumed Water Sample Analysis Water samples were rough-filtered through Whatman No. 2 filter paper.
* Secular equilibrium was assumed Water Sample Analysis Water samples were rough-filtered through Whatman No. 2 filter paper.
Remaining suspended solids were removed by subsequent filtration through 0.45 um membrane filters. The filtrate was acidified by addition of 10 ml of concentrated nitric acid. Aliquots ver e then evaporated to dryness and counted B-1
Remaining suspended solids were removed by subsequent filtration through 0.45 um membrane filters.
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Samples were analyzed for Ra-226 and 228 using the standard technique EPA 600/4-75-008 (Revised).
Samples were analyzed for Ra-226 and 228 using the standard technique EPA 600/4-75-008 (Revised).
                ~ Calibration and Quality Assurance All survey and laboratory instruments were calibrated with NBS-traceable standards. Quality control procedures on all instruments included daily background and check-source measurements to confirm acceptable equipment operations. The ORAU laboratory participates in the EPA Quality Assurance Program.
~ Calibration and Quality Assurance All survey and laboratory instruments were calibrated with NBS-traceable standards.
Quality control procedures on all instruments included daily background and check-source measurements to confirm acceptable equipment operations.
The ORAU laboratory participates in the EPA Quality Assurance Program.
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Guidelines for Residual Concentrations of Thorium and Uranium Wastes in Soil On October 23, 1981, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission published.in the Federal Register a notice of Branch Technical Position on " Disposal or Onsite Storage of Thorium and Uranium Wastes from Past Operations."
This document establishes guidelines for concentrations of uranium and thorium in soil, that will limit maximum radiation received by the public under various conditions of future land usage.
These concentrations are as follows:
Maximum Concentrations (pCi/g')
Maximum Concentrations (pCi/g')
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for various options Material 18 2D 3'
    .        Material 18       2D       3'   4o Natural Thorium (Th-232 + Th-228) with daughters present and in equilibrium                             10       50   -
4o Natural Thorium (Th-232 + Th-228) with daughters present and in equilibrium 10 50 500 Natural Uranium (U-238 + U-234) with daughters present and in 40 200 equilibrium 10 Depleted Uranium:
500 Natural Uranium (U-238 + U-234) with daughters present and in equilibrium                             10       -      40    200 Depleted Uranium:
1,000 Soluble 35 100 Insoluble 35 300 3,000 Enriched Uranium:
Soluble                                 35       100     -
1,000 Soluble 30 100 Insoluble 30 250 2,500 abased on EPA cleanup standards which limit radiation to 1 mrad /yr to lung and 3 mrad /yr to bone from ingestion and inhalation and 10 pR/h above background from direct external exposure.
1,000 Insoluble                               35     300     -
3,000 Enriched Uranium:
Soluble                                 30       100     -    1,000 Insoluble                               30       250     -
2,500 abased on EPA cleanup standards which limit radiation to 1 mrad /yr to lung and 3 mrad /yr to bone from ingestion and inhalation and 10 pR/h above background from direct external exposure.
bBased on limiting individual doses to 170 mrem /yr.
bBased on limiting individual doses to 170 mrem /yr.
cBased on limiting equivalent exposure to 0.02 working level or less.
cBased on limiting equivalent exposure to 0.02 working level or less.
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Option 1 concentrations permit unrestricted use of the property and is the guideline applicable to surf ace soils.
Options 2, 3, and 4 apply to buried wastes and assume that intrusions into the burial sites may occur.
Regardless of the concentrations in the buried materials, surface soil must meet the Option 1 concentration guidelines.
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JUL 2 41985 Steve Kohn, Esquire Mr. Richard Condit Government Accountability Project IN RESPONSE REFER T0:

1555 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 202 F01A-85-256, F01A-85-258, Washington, DC 20036 F01A-85-259, F01A-85-261

Dear Messrs. Kohn and Condit:

This is in further response to your letters of April 9,1985, in which you requested, pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act (F0IA), various categories of documents relating to Dow Chemical Company of Midland, Michigan.

The remaining documents subject to F01A-85-261, concerning compliance with various parts of the Code of Federal Regulations, are listed in the enclosed Appendices L, M, and N.

With the exception of those portions identified in the following pa'ragraphs, these documents will be added to the folders in your name, under the F0IA numbers listed above, located in NRC's Public Document Room.

Appendix L identifies a document which is being released in its' entirety.

Portions of the documents identified in Appendix M contain information which identifies procedures for safeguarding licensed special nuclear material at a licensed facility or plant. This information is considered commercial or financial (proprietary) information pursuant to 10 CFR 2.790(d) and is being withheld from public disclosure pursuant to Exemption (4) of the F0IA (5 U.S.C. 552(b)(4)) and 10 CFR 9.5(a)(4) of the Commission's regulations.

The document identified in Appendix N is a two-page memorandum containing advice, opinions, and recommendations of the NRC staff regarding the draft disclosure pursuant to Exemption (5) of the F0IA (5 U.S.C. 552(b)(5))public report which is identified on Appendix L.

It is being withheld from and 10 CFR 9.5(a)(5).

Pursuant to 10 CFR 9.9 of the NRC's regulations, it has been determined that the infomation withheld is exempt from production or disclosure, and that its production or disclosure is contrary to the public interest. The persons responsible for the denial of the information are the undersigned and Mr.

James G. Keppler, Administrator of NRC's Region III.

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This denial may be appealed to the NRC's Executive Director for Operations within 30 days from the receipt of this letter. As provided in 10 CFR 9.11, any such appeal must be in writing, addressed to the Executive Director for Operations, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission, Washington, DC 20555, and should clearly state on the envelope and in the letter that it is an " Appeal from an-Initial F0IA Decision."

This completes action on F0IA request 85-261.

Sincerely,

. M. Felton, Director Division of Rules and Records Office of Administration

Enclosures:

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Re: F01A-85-256,85-258, 85-259 and 85-261 APPENDIX L Additional Released Document, Re: F01A-85-261 1.

03/06/85 Letter to'Schumacher from J. D. Berger, enclosing Draft Report on the " Radiological Survey of the Fomer Dow Chemical Corporation Site, Bay City, Michigan" (56 pages) f i

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.s Re: F01A-85-256,85-258, 85-259 and 85-261 APPENDIX M Document of Which Portions Are Withheld Under Exemption 4 of the FOIA 1.

03/29/76 Letter to DeLine from Hind, re: Inspection 3/3-4/76 (11 pages) 2.

01/02/79 Letter to Langner from Hind, re: Inspection 11/16-17/78 (10pages) 3.

'04/29/83 Letter to Rampy from Miller, re: Inspection 4/5-6/83 (8 pages)

c, Re: FOIA-85-256,85-258, 85-259 and 85-261 APPENDIX N Document Withheld In Its Entirety 1.

03/29/85 Memorandum to Schumacher from M. J. Destmann, " Review of Draft Report on ' Radiological Survey of the Former Dow Chemical Corporation Site in Bay' City, Michigan'" (2 pages)

GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY PROJECT 1555 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 202 (202)2324550 Washington, D.C. 20036 April 9, 1985 FREEDOM 0F INFORM ATION Freedom of Information Officer United States AC Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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Dear Freedom of Information Officer,

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552, the Government Accountability Project (GAP) is requesting copies of any information compiled by and/or for the NRC/AFC reaarding the Dow Chemical Com-pany of Midland, Michigan which was compiled in order to comply with, and/or to determine the need to comply with, 10 CFR Parts 19, 20, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 40, 51.4, 51.5, 51.6, 51.7, 70, 17 0,h a tand/or 40 CPR Parts 1500.6.

GAP requests t any fees be waived.

As you know, the Act (5 U.S.C. 5 5 2 (a )' (4 ) (a ) ) permits you to waive any fees whea the release of the information is considered "primarily benefiting the public."

GAP believes that as this request fits that category.

For any documents or portions of documents that you deny due to a specific exemption under the Act, please provide an index itemizing and describing the documents or portions of documents withheld.

The index should provide a detailed justification of your grounds for claiming each exemption, explaining why each exemption is relevant to the document or portion of document with-held.

GAP would appreciate your handling this request as quickly as possible, and we look forward to hearing from you within ten (10) days, as the Act stipulates.

Sincerely, Steve Kohn Staff Attorney Richard Condit Staff Associate

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80 160 0.85 + 0.38 0.78 + 0.39

<0.75 0.67 7 0.29 120 160 1.69 7 0.43 1.92 7 0.36 2.44 + 2.23 0.69 7 0.21 140 160 3.49 7 0.64 3.54 7 0.60 1.23 7 1.12 0.76 7 0.32 0 180 0.40 7 0.23 0.30 7 0.21

<0752 0.46 7 0.12 l

20 180 0.23}[0.17 0.243[0.15

<0.35 0.373[0.10 l

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RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS-PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grida Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/g)

Location Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 N

E 40 '180

<0.10 0.18 + 0.15

<0.48 0.56 + 0.11 60 180 0.97 + 0.27 0.78 7 0.27

<0.53 0.61 7 0.21 80 180 0.46 7 0.17 0.39 7 0.15

<0.47 0.48 7 0.11 100 180 0.74 7 0.28 0.48 7 0.24

<0.48 0.40 7 0.16 120 180 1.31 7 0.22 1.35 7 0.18 1.33 + 1.07 0.39 7 0.09 140 180 7.32 7 0.92 7.92 7 0.84 7.65 7 1.82 0.63 7 0.28 40 200 0.66 7 0.26 0.69 7 0.21

<0780 0.49 7 0.17 80 200 0.83 7 0.29 1.14 7 0.42 1.60 + 1.52 0.76 7 0.25 120 200 1.72 7 0.37 1.08 7 0.30 2.50 7 0.95 0.46 7 0.13 140 200 2.53 7 0.50 2.76 7 0.54

<0795 0.40 7 0.27 0 220 1.72 7 0.44 1.23 7 0.36

<1.02 0.95 7 0.19 20 220

<0709 0.15 7 0.12 0.48 + 0.63 0.39 7 0.12 120 220 1.17 + 0.28 1.14 7 0.27 2.03 7 1.21 0.52 7 0.15

' 0740 0.14 7 0.07' 140 220 0.41 7 0.23 0.42 7 0.30 20 240 0.73 7 0.27 0.78 7 0.21

<0.64 0.42 7 0.15 120 240 0.43 7 0.28 0.60 7 0.36 1.10 + 0.96 0.50 7 0.13 140 240

<0.18 0.30 + 0.15

<0766 0.43 7 0.15 0 260 0.94 + 0.32 0.69 7 0.27

<0.44 0.31 7 0.11 20 260 1.35 7 0.32 0.88 7 0.24

<0.73 0.31 7 0.13 40 260 1.01 7 0.34 0.72 7 0.18 1.01 + 0.99 0.36 7 0.17 60 260 0.83 I 0.27 0.93 7 0.27

<0771 0.52 7 0.17 80 260 1.10 7 0.45 1.37 7 0.39 0.69 + 1.61 0.80 7 0.25 100 260 1.21 7 0.46 0.84 7'O.33 2.10 7 1.62 0.50 7 0.19 120 260 0.41 7 0.20 0.63 7 0.18

<0736

<0709 140 260 0.4630.25 0.6030.21

<0.66 0.63 + 0.13 a Refer to Figure 3.

b Errors are 20 based on ecunting statistics.

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RADIONUCLIDE 0)NCENTRATIONS DEASURED IN SURFACE SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM SELECTED LOCATIONS OF ELEVATED CONTACT RADIATION LEVELS PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN Crid" Coordinate Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)

N E

1h-232 Th-228 U-238C Ra-226 h

65 197 149

+ 4 153

+ 4

<22.2 1.79 + 1.08 100 60 90.5 + 2.8 92.4 + 2.4

<l5.4 4.14 + 0.83 118 226 85.3 +

2.7 82.2 + 2.5

<17.8

<0.48 g

137 197 123

+ 3 120

+ 3

<8.04 9.16 + 1.03 a

Refer to Figure 10.

b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.

c Large minimum detectable values are due to interference from high thorium concentrations.

TABLE 6 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTPJILTIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AFTER DECONTAMINATION - PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Grida Depth Below Coordinate Original Surface Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/g)

N E

(cm)

Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 53 253 30 - 45 264

+Sb 256

+5

<33.3 30.4 + 1.6 57

'257 30 - 45 1.57 7 0.50 2.64 I 0.54

<0.94 0.68 I 0.21 35.5 I 1.7 38.4 7 1.7

<9.34 1.10 I 0.48 82 58 IOC 92 119 65c 73.3 I 2.8 74.7 7 2.7

<l5.2 3.73 7 0.90 l

100 90 30 - 45 13.8 T 1.2 13.9 I 1.2

<5.55 1.11 7 0.42 106 91 15 - 30 10.0 T 0.6 11.7 7 0.7

<10.2 1.09 7 0.25 118 68 45 - 60 11.6 7 0.8 11.8 7 0.8

<6.57 0.57 7 0.29 i

118 94 30 - 45 2.75 7 0.48 2.40 T 0.36 1.42 + 1.53 0.58 T 0.14

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121 58 15e 55.3 T 2.8 53.7 7 2.4

< ! 771' 2.56 T 0.77 122 79 30 - 45 7.36}0.68 6.30 _I 0.69

<l.80 1.11}0.29 l

126 208 45 - 60 7.93 + 0.73 4.93 + 1.41 1.17 + 0.29 l

126 40 15 - 30 7.09 + 0.69 7.14 + 0.60 w

7.83 + 0.57 5.17 + 2.52 0.97 + 0.29

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126 212 45 - 60 3.04 T 0.68 2.94 I 0.60 2.23 I 2.27 1.50 7 0.30 126 216 45 - 60 1.08 + 0.39 1.32 + 0.27 4.52 + 1.36 1.03 + 0.19 126 220 80 - 95 22.1 T 1.6 22.4 T 1.4

<6 97 0.91 T 0.50 127 222 60 - 75 45.5 T 1.8 42.6 7 1.7

<10.2 1.38 I 0.56 127 232 30 - 45 2.44 T_ 0.49 2.16[0.36 3.17 + l.41 1.05 7 3.22 130 78 30 - 45 17.6 + 1.5 18.3 + 1.4

<6.79 0.98 + 0.47 132 36 15 - 30 5.00 7 0.69 4.50 I 0.57

<l.63 1.05 7 0.24 136 43 15 - 30 1.75 I 0.42 1.92 7 0.39

<0.66 0.27 7 0.25 136 173 55 - 70 0.64 7 0.33 0.54 T 0.18 1.29 + 0.76 0.52 7 0.14 13o 180 55 - 70 7.15 7 0.76 6.48 T 0.72 3.42 I 1.50 0.87 7 0.20 136 184 55 - 70 0.91 I 0.33 0.48 I 0.33

<0769 0.27 7 0.18 136 189 55 - 70 0.52 T 0.33 0.63 I 0.36 1.14 + 1.07 0.37 7 0.17 137 24 30 - 45 6.02 I 0.62 5.34 I 0.54

<4750 1.04 I 0.30 137 30 15 - 30 4.00 I 0.61 4.26 I 0.60

<l.36 0.88 7 0.30 138 50 15 - 30 1.40 _+ 0.39 1,71 _+ 0.30

<l.01 0.52 I_ 0.14 3

i a Refer to Figure 3.

b Errors are Zo based on counting statistics.

c Over subsurface concrete or metal structure.

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RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM BOREHOLES - PROCESSING AREA l

FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHICAN Borehole" Grid Depth Location Coordinate (m)

Radionuclide Concentrations (pCi/g)

N E

Th-23f.

Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 b

0.18 + 0.12

<0.37 0.19 +i0.17 B1 17 140 0

- 0.15 0.16 +.0.28

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- 1.5 0.91}0.33 0.60 _I 0.30 1.43 + 1.28 0.57 +iO.19 B2.

58 262 0

- 0.15 0.80 + 0.30 1.35 + 0.36

<0.97 0.50 + 0.19 1

- 1.5 0.82 7 0.35 0.81 7 0.24 1.91 + 1.24 0.48 7 0.14 2.5 - 3.0 1.0510.61 0.57}0.30

<0768 0.51 7 0.18 B3 59 19 0

- 0.15 0.92 + 0.32 0.66 + 0.33 0.47 + 1.30 0.56 + C.16 l'

- 1.5 0.47 T 0.29 0.44 7 0.28 0.51 T 1.45 0.43 T 0.16 2.5 - 3.0 0.82 _I 0.39 0.65}0.31 0.89 _I 1.10 0.54 _I 0.18 i

g

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B4 79 183 0

- 0.15 0.62 + 0.25 0.81 + 0.24 2.11 + 0.93 0.75 + 0.18 1

- l.5 0.37 7 0.20 0.57 T 0.19 0.69 7 0.99 0.44 I 0.20 2.5 - 3.0 1.03 _T 0.29 0.75 _T 0.21

<0783 0.51 I 0.14 B5 100 60 0

- 0.15 90.5 + 2.8 92.4 + 2.4

<l5.4 4.14 + 0.83 1

- 1.5 0.25 7 0.24 0.48'T 0.21

<0.56 0.31 7 0.18 2.5 - 3.0 0.59 _T 0.39 0.6010.24

<0.69 0.5210.18 B6 119 140 0

- 0.15 0.40 + 0.25 0.29 + 0.18 0.74 + 0.86 0.16 + 0.10 1

- 1.5 1.23 T 0.40 0.60 T 0.21

<0 46 0.41 T 0.17

2. 5 - 3.0 0.97 _I 0.38 0.96 _I 0.24

<0.82 0.63 _I 0.21 87 130 43 0

- 0.15 2.51 + 0.42 2.46 + 0.39 2.21 + 1.17

'O.97 + 0.26 1

- 1.5 0.62 T 0.32 0.60 7 0.21 1.05 + 0.60 0.52 7 0.17 2.5 - 3.0 0.76 _T 0.37 0.51 _T 0.24 (0775

<0711 a See Figure 5.

b Errors are 2a based on counting statistics.

TABLE 8 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN I'

SEDIMEffr SAMPLES PROCESSING AREA - FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN a

Sample Location Grid Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)

Identification of Location Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226-Number Sample N

E 1

Conveyor Pit 13 100 0.82+0.57b 1.20 + 0.33

<0.89 0.61 + 0.20 2

Conveyor Pit 20 120 0.80 + 0.40 0.96 + 2.94

<0.65 0.55 + 0.24 3

Conveyor Pit 50 120 1.06 + 0.32 0.93 + 0.36

<0.79 0.73 + 0.18 4

Conveyor Pit 62 120 0.68 + 0.44 1.02 + 0.36 0.67 + 1.73' O.61~+ 0.23 5

Conveyor Pit 92 125 2.90 + 0.57 3.12 + 0.63 2.58 + 2.44 0.79 + 0.22 6

Conveyor Pit 105 128 0.75 + 0.59 0.57 + 0.36

<0.60 0.52 + 0.16 7

Drain 25 196 1.02 + 0.43 1.26 + 0.45

.<0.76 0.60 + 0.23 8

Drain 56 255 28.0 + 1.7 27.1 + 1.7

<l2.0 3.34 + 0.65 9

Drain 72 49 1.42 + 0.38 1.08 + 0.36 0.96 + 1.33 0.47 + 0.19 10 Drain 77 103 4.50 + 0.63 4.53 + 0.54 2.63 + 1.88 0.41 + 0.25 11 Drain 82 193 1.00 + 0.26 0.99 + 0.27

<0.84 0.67 + 0.18 a

Refer to Figure 7.

b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.

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TABLE 9 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN WATER SAMPLES - PROCESSING AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Sample Location Grid Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/1 or x 10-9 pC1/al) a Identification of Coordinate Gross Alpha Gross Beta Ra-226 Ra-228 Number Sample N

E I

Conveyor Pit 13 100 4.54 + 1.26h 40.0 f; 2.1

---c 2

Conveyor Pit 20 120 5.36 f; 1.33 38.2 f; 2.1 3

Conveyor Pit 50 120 1.63 f; 0.97 36.7 f; 2.1 4

Conveyor Pit 62 120 2.30 f; 1.08 36.9 j; 2.1 y

5 Conveyer Pit 92 125 2.23 f; 1.08 34.0 f; 2.0 6

Conveyer Pit 105 128 3.36 f; 2.00 33.2 f; 3.6 7

Drain 25 196

<0.75 5.82 j; 1.47 8

Drain 56 255 1.61 f; 0.78 14.6 f; 1.5 9

Drain 72 49 11.9 f; 5.2 186 j; 10 0.17 j; 0.05 1.04 f; 0.43 10 Drain 82 193 4.41 f; 2.22 33.6 f; 3.5 11 Borehole B3 59 19 13.2 f; 2.5 6.36 j; 2.28 0.10 j;0.05 2.46 f;0.51 12 Borchole B4 79 183 30.6 f; 7.3 16.1 f; 7.1 0.72 f;0.22 1.54 f;1.79 13 Borehole B5 100 60 5.06 f; 3.02 179 ff 8 14 Borehole B6 119 140 20.7' f; 3.8 13.3 f; 3.1

<0.12 3.38 f; 1.48 a See Figure 5 and 8.

b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.

C Dash indicates analyses not pe r fo rmed.

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INTERSECTIONS - FIELD PEA FORER DOW GEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MIGIGAN

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Grid Loca tion

  • Gamma Exposure ' Rate s

~ Gamma Exposure Rate s at 1 m Above the Surf ace at the Surf ace (pR/h)

(pR/h)

ON OE~-

8 8

20N OE 9

9 40N OE 9

10 60N DE 13 13 80N OE 8

9

-10N 20E 9

8 ON 20E 10 10 20N 20E 10 10 40N 20E 9

9 60N 20E' 10 10 i'

80N 20E 10 10

-10N 40E 9

9 ON 40E 9

9 20N 40E 9

9 40N 40E 9

9 60N 40E 9

9 80N 40E 9

9 3

20N 50E 9

9 40N 50E 9

9 60N 50E 9

9 80N 50E 9

9

  • Refer to Figure 4.

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TABLE 11 SURFACE RADIATION LEVELS MEASURED AT LOCATIONS IDENTIFIED BY THE WALKOVER SCAN - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE BAY CITY, MICHIGAN a

Grid Location Gamma Exposure Rates N

E Prior to Decontamination Af ter Decontamination (pR/h)

(pR/h)

At 1 m Above At The At 1 m'Above At The The Surface Surface The Surface Surface 11 15 18 40 13 15 20 17

  • b 51 11 21 26 32 37 15 18 31 4

140 13 27 33 20 51 13 37 35 10 30 10 21 45 30 105 11 30 a.

46 3

63 14 15 53 20 30 13 18 55 18 63 13 40 77 30 105 13 18 77 34 21 175 13 18 79 20 21 279 13 18 80 25 30 314 13 18 80 27 45 600 13 18 a Refer.to Figure 11.

D*' Indicates no measurement was made.

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o TABLE 12 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE. SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AT GRID LINE INTERSECTIONS - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN a

Sample Location Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)

N E

Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 b

0.36 + 0.21

<0.61 0.38 + 0.18 0

0 0.35 + 0.29 20

'O 0.66 7 0.07 0.66 I 0.06 2.76 + 0.32 0.44 7 0.04 40 0

1.49 7 0.51 1.56 7 0.42 0.93 I 1.37 0.37 7 0.20 60 0

2.32 7 0.60 2.46 I 0.60 0.89 7 1.87 0.56 I 0.24 80 0

0.57 I 0.51 0.51 7 0.30

<0786 0.97 7 0.25

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-10 20 0.58 I 0.26 0.45 I 0.27

<0.77 0.39 7 0.18 0

20 1.45 I 0.78 2.34 I 0.51 1.75 + 1.00 0.31 7 0.23 20 20 0.31 7 0.37 0.69 7 0.21

<0761 0.28 I 0.12 40 20 0.55 I 0.37 0.39 7 0.33

<0.46 0.19 7 0.09 60 20 1.14 7 0.54 0.78 I 0.54 0.68 + 2.50 0.70 7 0.17 80 20 0.55 I 0.05 0.45 7 0.03 0.44 7 0.21' O.41 7 0.03 140 20 1.06 I 0.50 0.72 7 0.42

<1702 0.49 7 0.37

-10 40 0.78 I 0.44 0.90 7 0.42

<0.82 0.40 7 0.33 0

40 0.51 7 0.64 0.69 I 0.42

<6.47 0.49 I 0.30 20 40 0.57 7 0.41 0.36 7 0.27

<6.19 0.27 7 0.14 40 40 0.66 I 0.34 0.75 7 0.30

<3.62 0.27 7 0.10 60 40 0.51 7 0.51 0.39 7 0.45

<0.71 0.51 7 0.19 80 40 0.86 I 0.54 1.'14 I 0.27.

<0.87 0.67 7 0.19 100 40 1.00 T 0.43 0.96 7 0.39-

<0.68 0.57 I 0.27 140 40 0.91 7 0.38 0.84 7 0.27

<0.67 0.33 7 0.12 20 50 0.51 7 0.34 0.65 7 0.27 1.02 + 2.25 0.33 7 0.22 40 50 0.74 I 0.28 0.90 7 0.27

<0777

<0709 60 50 0.57[0.43 0.57[0.36

<0.71 0.52 + 0.25 a Refer to Figure 4.

b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.

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TABLE 13 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SURFACE SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM SELECTED LOCATIONS OF ELEVATED CONTACT RADIATION LEVELS - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY,' MICHIGAN Grida Coordinate Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)

N E

Th-232 Th-228 U-238C Ra-226 11 15 0.77 + 0.25b 0.60

+ 0.27 0.77 + 0.9 0.23 + 0.12 21 16

-34.5

+

1.8 34.2 +

1.8

<9.33

<0.26 33 20 41.1 +

1.8 40.5 +

1.8

<10.4 0.99 + 0.50 45 30 43.0 + 2.0 42.0 + 1.9

<8.69 0.52 + 0.47 s

53 20 15.2 + l.5 14.8 + 1.3

<7.80 0.65 + 0.34 77 30 274 5

272

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<33.8 25.2

__ 1. 5

+

+

+

a Refer to Figure 4.

b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.

c Large minimum detectable values are due to interference from high thorium concentrations.

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TABLE 14 RADIONUCLIDE CONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN SOIL SAMPLES COLLECTED AFTER DECONTAMINATION - FIELD AREA FORMER DOW CHEMICAL SITE - BAY CITY, MICHIGAN Crida Depth Below Coordinate Original Surface Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)

N E

(cm)

Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 h

6.75 + 0.78

<3.80

<0.14 11 15 80 - 95 6.51 + 0.78 26 14 15 - 30 7.67li 0.83 7.83 I 0.78

<4.52 0.36 + 0.32 26 32 15 - 30 6.81 7 0.92 7.26 7 0.81

<5.09 0.19 7 0.17 34 16 15 - 30 8.25 7 0.74 8.19 7 0.81

<7.10 0.48 I 0.20 35 10 15 - 20 1.98 T 0.40 1.62 7 0.42 1.24 + 1.53 0.35 7 0.13 46 3

15 - 30 1.09 7 0.32 1.17 I 0.27

<0781 0.28 I 0.15 55 18 15 - 30 1.65 I 0.58 1.74 I 0.36

<l.23 0.39 I 0.15 g

55 21 60 - 75 1.77][0.48 2.01][0.45 3.81 + 1.35 0.61][0.18 a-Refer to Figure 4.

b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.

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Sample Crid Depth Location Coordinate (m)

Radionuclide Concentrations (pC1/g)

N E

Th-232 Th-228 U-238 Ra-226 B8 31' 4

0

- 0.15 10.4 + 1.0b 10.6 + 0.8

<2.12 0.28 + 0.25 1

- 1.5 0.48}0.22 0.51l_0.30

<0.52 0.3510.16 89 40 20 0

- 0.15 1.16 + 0.30 0.43 + 0.20

<0.59 0.37 + 0.12 1

- 1.5 0.45 I 0.24 0.39 I 0.30

<0.57 0.50 I 0.18 2.5 - 3.0 0.91 _I 0.31 0.66 _I 0.33 0.46 + 1.28 0.5510.16 8

a Refer to Figure 6.

b Errors are 20 based on counting statistics.

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REFERENCES l.

Deconunissionina of the DOW/Wellman Foundry Site in Bay City. Michigan.

Letter from R.A. Olson (DOW) to M. Schumacher (NRC), October 8, 1982.

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Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 141, Interim Primary Drinkinz Water Standards. Federal Register, July, 1976.

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A.

Direct Radiation Measurements Eberline PRM-6 Portable Ratemeter (Eberline, Sante Fe,'NM)

Victoreen Gamma Scintillator (Nal) Probe Model 489-55 (Victoreen, Inc.. Cleveland, OH)

Reuter-Stokes Pressurized Ionization Chamber Model RSS-111 (Reuter-Stokes, Cleveland, OH)

B.

Laboratory Analyses Ge(Li) Detector Model LGCC2220-SD, 23% ef ficiency (Princeton Gamma-Tech, Princeton, NJ)

Used in conjunction with:

Lead Shield, SPG-16 (Applied Physical Technology, Smyrna, GA)

Pulse Height Analyzer, ND680 Model 88-0629 (Nuclear Data, Inc., Schaumburg, IL)

High-Purity Germanium Detector Model GMX-23195-S, 23% efficiency (EG&G ORTEC, Oak Ridge, TN)

Used in conjunction with:

Lead Shield, G-16 (Gamma Products Inc., Palos Hills, IL)

Low Background Alpha-Beta Counter Model LB5100-2080 (Tennelec. Inc., Oak Ridge, TN)

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APPENDIX B Analytical Procedures Gamma Scintillation Messurements Walkover surface scans and measurements of gamma exposure rates were performed using Eberline Model PRM-6 portable ratemeters with Victoreen Model 489-55 gamma scintillation probes containing 3.2 cm x 3.8 cm Nr.I(TI) crystals.

Count. rates were converted to exposure rates (pR/h) using f actors determine'd - by cross calibration of the scintillation detectors with a Reuter Stokes model RSS-111' pressurized ionization chamber, at several locations on the surveyed property.

Soil and Sediment Sample Analysis Soil and sediment samples were dried, mixed, and a portion sealed in a 0.5-liter Marinelli beaker.

The quantity placed in each beaker was chosen to reproduce the calibrated counting geometry and ranged from 400 to 800 g of soil.

Net soil weights were Jetermined and the samples counted using Ge(Li) and intrinsic germanium detectors coupled to a Nuclear Data model ND-680 pulse height analyzer system.

Background and Compton stripping, peak search, peak identification, and concentration calculations were performed using the computer capabilities inherent in the analyzer system.

Energy peaks used for determination of radionuclides of concern were:

Th-232 - 0.911 MeV from Ac-228*

Th-228 - 0.583 MeV from T1-208*

U-238 - 0.094 MeV from Th-234 or 1.001 MeV from Pa-234m*

Ra-226 - 0.609 MeV from Bi-214*

  • Secular equilibrium was assumed Water Sample Analysis Water samples were rough-filtered through Whatman No. 2 filter paper.

Remaining suspended solids were removed by subsequent filtration through 0.45 um membrane filters.

The filtrate was acidified by addition of 10 ml of concentrated nitric acid. Aliquots ver e then evaporated to dryness and counted B-1

'8 ed g

for gross alpha and gross beta using a Tennelec Model LB 5100 low-background proportional counter.

Samples were analyzed for Ra-226 and 228 using the standard technique EPA 600/4-75-008 (Revised).

~ Calibration and Quality Assurance All survey and laboratory instruments were calibrated with NBS-traceable standards.

Quality control procedures on all instruments included daily background and check-source measurements to confirm acceptable equipment operations.

The ORAU laboratory participates in the EPA Quality Assurance Program.

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Guidelines for Residual Concentrations of Thorium and Uranium Wastes in Soil On October 23, 1981, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission published.in the Federal Register a notice of Branch Technical Position on " Disposal or Onsite Storage of Thorium and Uranium Wastes from Past Operations."

This document establishes guidelines for concentrations of uranium and thorium in soil, that will limit maximum radiation received by the public under various conditions of future land usage.

These concentrations are as follows:

Maximum Concentrations (pCi/g')

for various options Material 18 2D 3'

4o Natural Thorium (Th-232 + Th-228) with daughters present and in equilibrium 10 50 500 Natural Uranium (U-238 + U-234) with daughters present and in 40 200 equilibrium 10 Depleted Uranium:

1,000 Soluble 35 100 Insoluble 35 300 3,000 Enriched Uranium:

1,000 Soluble 30 100 Insoluble 30 250 2,500 abased on EPA cleanup standards which limit radiation to 1 mrad /yr to lung and 3 mrad /yr to bone from ingestion and inhalation and 10 pR/h above background from direct external exposure.

bBased on limiting individual doses to 170 mrem /yr.

cBased on limiting equivalent exposure to 0.02 working level or less.

dBased on limiting individual doses to 500 arem/yr and in case of natural uranium, limiting exposure to 0.02 working level or less.

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Options 2, 3, and 4 apply to buried wastes and assume that intrusions into the burial sites may occur.

Regardless of the concentrations in the buried materials, surface soil must meet the Option 1 concentration guidelines.

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