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RO 50-289/74-01 on 741006,08 & 09-10:exposure of Individuals to Radioactive Gas.No Dose Received by Members of Public, Plant or Contractor Personnel in Excess of Limits in 10CFR20
ML19276H358
Person / Time
Site: Crane 
Issue date: 10/24/1974
From:
METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
To:
Shared Package
ML19276H306 List:
References
NUDOCS 7910160694
Download: ML19276H358 (3)


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Metropolitan Edison Company .

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Docket No. 50-289 Operating License No. DPR-50 ~

30-Day Report as Required by 10 CFR 20.405(a)(2), and 20.403(a)(2)

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Report of Three Unplanned

  • Radioactive Releases Occurring on October 6, 8, and 9-10,1974
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    • In no case did any member of the public or any plant or contractor personnel receive a radiation dose in excess of the applicable .

limits in 10 CFR 20.**

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- In accordance with the requirements of 10 CFR 20.405(a), the following

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values are given for the theoretical maximum concentration of radio-active material to which a member of the public could have been exposed as a result of the' four releases unoer discussion:

, Calculated 24-Hour Average Concan-

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Release tration of Radioactive Material at the Closest Downwind Unrestricted Area

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October 6 I 6.95 x 10-9

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The corresponding 10 CFR 20, Appendix B, Table II MPC a value as cal-culated from ga=ma spectrometry data on actual samples of released radiogas is 2.42 x 10-7 pCi/cc. By co=parison, all of the values reported above for the general public are lower than this value.

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We following values are given for the theoretical maxi =um dosages khich those individuals who were working on the 281-foot level of the Auxiliary Building during the releases could have received. Also given, for comparison, are the actual exposures receivedt j ] } } } Q

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Release Expose Pk t . Dos . Film Badge Dosage (crem)

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  • Note: Figures are on a per individual basis. Please also note that the following values were used in deriving the calculated maximum dosage figures:

Volume of room = 2.38 x 108 cc ** Note: On October 9, 3 1974, the DRO Region 1 Air Flow = 50 FT /nin Radioactivity Released Office was infor=ed that

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Oct. 6 I 5.84 Ci this figure was 74 C1. S ub-II 9.62 C1' sequent analyses , however, Oct. 8 34 Ci ** indicate that 74 Ci was overly Oct. 9-10 37 Ci conservative and 34 Ci is corre

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From this it can be seen that the method used to calculate the theoretical maximus dosages was highly conservative and that no radiation worker received a significant exuosure as a result of th'c releases.

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In accordance with the requirements of 10 CFR 20.405(a), the

'following values are given for the theoretical maximum concentration of radioactive caterial at the 281-foot level of the Auxiliary ,

Building during the releases:

Calculated 24-Hour Average Concen-Release tration of Radioactive Material at the 281-Foot Level of the Auxiliary Building (uC1/cc)

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2.65 x 10-3 .

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October 8 1.5 x 10-2 October 9-10 1.66x10-h

2. Causes of Exposures and Concentrations Picase see section 2, enclosure (1), of this submittal.

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3. Corrective Actions

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Oct.'6 I NO INDIVIDUALS EXPOSED

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<10 Tilley, G. J. 204-34-6889 5/15 /45 <10 Oct. 8 Downs , Bernard W. 469-07-0743 Taira, Leo 2/04/18 <10

-041-30-6608 5/09/37 <10 Matarazzi, Clyde 178-40-5354 3/13/47 <10 Fisher, R. 162-44-0754 Age: 22 <10 Larson , A. 519-18-5933 Age: 52 <10 Oct. 10 NO INDIVIDUALS EXPOSED

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