ML20081F455
| ML20081F455 | |
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| Site: | Wolf Creek  |
| Issue date: | 06/04/1991 |
| From: | WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORP. |
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{{#Wiki_filter:ML LdClithent 10 t.1 91-U10) y WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION VOLF CREEK GENERATING STATION t DOCKET NO. 50-482 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 1991 FIELD 5'.XERCISE SCENARIO Prepared by: H. A. Shreiber-i P g
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1 SECTION
1.0 INTRODUCTION
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I i To assure that' adequate measures are available to protect the health and I safety of the general public in the Coffey County area during an incident at ! the Wolf Creek Generating Station (WCGS), it is necessary to conduct an ; annual emergency preparedness exercise.which requires the full participation ! of the Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation (VCNOC) Emergency Response l Organization (ERO), plus State and County emergency response personnel. !' Federal agencies will evaluate and critique the annual exercise to assure proper response can be implemented during an actus) emergency at WCGS. Exercise participants do not have prior knowledge of the accident scenario f or of the starting time of the exercise. The exercise should demonstrate i that those individuals and agencies who are assigned responsibilities in a f radiological emergency are adequately trained to pstform according to i current plans and procedures. Furthermore, this exercise will provide ! training for ERO personnel, and identify any potential problem areas in the l overall emergency planning program. This ranual has been prepared to assist the exercise contrcliers, evaluators, and observers in tne conduct and evaluation of the exercise. It contains all of the information and data necessary to conduct this exercise ! in an efficient and coordinated manner, and is organized as follows: Section 2.0 Ob 4ect ives and Guidelines [ i This section defines the exercise objectives for the licensee, State of ; Kansas and Coffey County, and sets forth guidelines for the conduct of , the exercise to meet those objectives. . Section 3.0 Scenario and Timeline f i This section describes the postulated sequence of events occurring at ! VCGS which requires the ERO to respond. ; L Section 4.0 Controller Messages This section contains the exercise messages utilized to control the ; development of the exercise scenario, Section 5.0 Plant Data- i This section contains information concerning designated plant parameters. They are updated every 15 minutes throughout the Exercise. , To assure that adequate operational data is available in the event of a simulator feilure, graphs of the plant parameter information have been included in this section. . Section 6.0 Meteorological Data f This section contains information about the meteorological conditions in the Coffey County area which will be utilized during the conduct of the ; exercise. - I s f e 91-FE 1. 1
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Section 7.0 Onsite Radiolonical Data This section contains information about radiologi,al conditions at the various onsite monitoring locations. Also included in this_section is primary and secondary systems radiochemistry, containment atoosphere radiochemistry, and in. plant radiation data. Section 8,0 offsite Radiolecical Data This section contains information about radiological conditions at the various offsite monitoring locations. Section 9.0 Contro11ers' Instructions This section provides general instructions to the exercise controllers in the conduct of the exercise. Section 10.0 Evaluators' Instructions This section provides general instructions and evaluatior criteria to the exercise controllers for evaluating the responses of the exercise participants. Evaluator's Log Sheets are also provided in this section. Copies of this manual will be provided to exercise controllers, evaluators, and selected observers prior to the exercise. Following the exercise, copies of this manual cay be distributed to key exercise participants. 91-FE
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f l SECTION 2.0 l l OPJECTIVES AND GUIDELINES jubsections fagg OBJECTIVES 2.1 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 2.2 LICENSEE 2.4 t STATE 2.6 ! LOCAL 2.13 i. ( GUIDELINES 2.20 I t l l l l l l 91-FE l 2. 0 t
OBJECTIVES Specific objectives to be achieved during the exercise originate from-discussions among the Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation (WCNOC), State of Kansar. Coffey County, Nuclear Regulatory Commission - Region IV (NRC), and the Federal Emergency Management Agency - Region VII (FEMA). The listing of objectives is divided into three groups: WCNOC, State, and Local. The VCNOC objectives were obtained from NRC Inspection Procedure 82302. Group I objectives are to be demonstrated during each annual Exercise. Group II objectives are to be demonstrated at least once during a-5 year period. Like the State and County objectives, the Licensee's objectives are segregated by the facility or group which will demonstrate the objective. Each objective for each WCNOC, State and Local facility / team will be designate 6 with a "na', --
- or a "D'. Certain parts of some objectives have been enclosed in brackets. This is to indicate it is a two part objective. If both parts of the objective are to be demonstrated, a single
'D' will appear in the facility / team column. Likewise, if both parts are not applicable (na) or not to be demonstrated (--) at this exercise, then only a single 'na' or '-
- will be present in the facility / team column.
However, if only the bracketed part of the objective is to be demonstrated (D) and the part outside the brackets is not applicable (na), then in the facility / team column a *D' would appear in brackets and a 'na*-would appear without bracketr. A list of abbreviations used in assigning responsibilities for objectives follows. 91-FE
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS CEOC Coffey County Emergency Operations Center CR Control Room CRBD. Coffey County Road and Bridge Department D Objective to be Demonstrated DALFT COORD Dose Assessment and Field Team Coordination EOF Emergency Operations Facility EOFS Emergency Operations Facility, State 3ose Assessment Group IC Information Clearinghouse JRMT Joint Radiological Monitoring Team KCPL GO Kansas City Power and Light General Office LC AMB Lyon County Ambulance Service MED Medical MI Media Inquiry
-FH Hedia Monitoring MRC -Media' Release Center na Objective Not Applicable to Facility / Function OMT Offsite Monitoring Team-OSC Operations Support Center PASS /ERDC Post-Accident Sampling System / Emergency Repair-Damage Control Team PC Public Concern Rad Lab Radiation Laboratory, Bureau of Air Quality and Radiation Control
'RCC Reception and Care Center School Coffey County Schools SEC Security (WCNOC) 91-FE 2. 2
4 (- -SE00- State Emergency Operations' Center SFRMC St. Francis Regional Medical Center (- SFSA State Forvard Staging Area j i- TBD- To Be' Determined TSC- Technical Support Center WOEC Wichita Office Emergency Center ; 1 -- Objective Not to be Demonstrated 1 k i l 5 l i + Y f 91-FE- 2. 3 a_- .. _. _ . - - . - _ _ _ - _ _ . . . _ . . . - _ - _ _ . _ . . - . . . . , . -
1991 DEJECTIVES
.i WCNOC h Group I OEJBCTIVES. PASSI (every year) CR SEC TSC ERDC OSC OMTl ICl ECPI.
- JRMT BUF WDEC DEC MI PC 994 C.G. MED
- 1. Accident detection and assessment D na D na D na D na na na' na na- na
- 2. Emergency classification D na D na na na D na na na na na na na
- 3. Notification of onsite and D na D na na na D na na na offsite emergency responders na na run na
- 4. Communications D D D D D D D -- D D D D D D
- 5. Radiological exposure control D na D D D D D na na na na na na D
- 6. Protective action recommendations D na D na na na D na na na na na na na i
?. Staff augmentetion . r.a 'na na na na na na -- D D D D D na
- 8. Shift staffing D na D na -D na D na na na na na na na Group II OBJBCTIVES (once every five years) i
- 1. Off-hours staffing na na (6 p.m. to 4 a.m.)
na -- na -- na na na na na
- 2. Activation of emergency news na na na na na na en na --
na na na na center (Joint Information Center) na !
- 3. Use of fire control teams na
-- -- -- -- na na na na na na na na na
- 4. Use of first aid and/or -- -- -- -- --
na na na na na na na na rescue' teams --
- 5. Use of medical support personnel na na na na na na na na na 'na --
- 6. Use of licensee's headquarters na na na na na na -- na na na na t
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e v 1991 ORJECTIVES i m t9 WCNOC Croup II OBJECTIVES (once every five years) CR SEC TSC PASS / EEDC OMT/ IC/ KCPL OSC JRMY EDF WDEC IRC MI PC DM C.O. MED
- 7. Use of security personnel to na na na na na na na na na na na na provide prompt access for emergency equipment and support
- 8. Use of backup communications -- na -- na na na na na na na na na na
- 9. Rumor Control na na na na na na na na -- -- -- -- -- na
- 10. Use of emergency power (where na na na na na na na na na na na na not a part of plant safety systems, e.g. TSC)
- 11. Evacuation of Emergency Response --
na -- na -- na na na na re na Facilities (ERFs) and relocation na na to backup ERFs where applicable
- 12. Ingestion pathway exercise na na na na na na na na D na na na na na
- 13. Field monitoring. Including na na na na -- -- --
na na na na na na na soil, vegetation and water sampling
- 14. Capability for determining the na na na na --
na na na na r.a na na magnitude and impact of the particular components of a I release
- 15. Capability for post-accident na na na na na na na na nr na na coolant sampling and analysis
- 16. Use of potassium lodide na na ne na na na na na
- 17. Assembly and accountability -- -- -- na -- na -- na na na na na na na
- 18. Recovery and reentry -- na -- -- -- na na na na na na na na a
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NOTE: 1.) Weakness 482/9029-01
- failure of the CR to staff as needed in the CR during an emergency." This will be
" addressed by the demonstration of Objective I(3).
2.) Weakness 482/9029-03
- failure to ensure that information contained in notification messages issued by the EOF was accurate.' This will be addressed by the demonstration of Objective I(3).
3.) Followup Item 482/9029-02 Inadequate logkeeping in the CR. This will be addressed by the demonstration of Objective 1(4).
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' 1F11 'O'JECTIVES '
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y OBJECTIVES SEDC EDFS JEMT SFSA IC MC EAD LAB EDFlDALFTCOORD EMERCENCY CLASSIFICATION LEVELS
- 1. Demonstrate the ability to monitor, understand and use emergency'classi-fication levels (ECL) through the appropriate implementation of D D na na na D emergency functions and activities D na corresponding to ECL's as required by the scenario. The four'ECL's are: Notification of Unusual Event.
Alert. Site Area Ennergency and General Emergency. g MDRILIZATION OF BERGENCY PummmmEL _ . - _
- 2. Demonstrate the ability to fully I alert, mobilize and activate personnel for both feellity and field-based emergency functions. D D D D D D D na DIRECTION AED COETEDL
- 3. Demonstrate ability to direct. D D D na D D D na coordinate and control emergency activities.
CONWWICATIDES
- 4. Demonstrate the ability to communi-cate with all appropriate locations, D D D D D D organizations and fleid personnel. D na F
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1991 GRJECTIVES STATE 4, EDFS t1 OEJECTIVES SEOC EDFlDA&FTCOORD JEMT SFSA IC MEC RAD IAE FACILITIES B}UIIMENT AMD DISPIAYS
- 5. Demonstrate the adequacy of facili-ties, equirenerit, displays and other materials ta eupport emergency D D D ne operations. na D D na EfEEGENCY TdDREER ERPOSURE CCETROL
- 6. Demonstrate the ability to continuously monitor and control na D D emergency worker exposure. D D na na D FIEI9 RADIGIACICAL DOEITORIEG 7
Demonstrate the appropriate equip- na na na D na ment and procedures for determining na na na field radiation measurements.
- 8. Demonstrate the appropriate equip- na na na D na ment and procedures for the na na na measurement of airborne radiolodine concentrations as low as 10 E-7 microcurie per cc in the presence of noble gases. ,
- 9. Demonstrate the ability to [obtain [na) samples of particulate activity in na
[na) [D] (na] na na na na the airborne plume and] prom na na D perform laboratory analyses.ptly PIRE DOSE PROJECTION
- 10. Demonstrate the ability, within the pitune exposure pathway, to project na na D na na dosage to the public via plume na na na exposure, based on plant and field data.
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1901 CBJECTIVES STATE e 7 EOFS y OBJECTIVES SEDC JRMT SFSA IC MRC RAD IAB EOF lD#.FTCOORD PLUME PROTECTIVE ACTICN DECISION MAKING
- 11. Demonstrate the ability to make appropriate protective action decisions, based on projected or actual dosage. EPA PAG's, avail- D na D na na na ability of adequate shelter, evacu- na na ation time estimates and other relevant factors.
ALERT NOTIFICATION AND EMERGENCT INFORMATION
- 12. Demonstrate the ability to initially alert the public within the 10-mile EPZ and begin dissemination of an D na na na na nu na instructional message within 15 na minutes of a decision by appropriate State and/or local official (s).
- 13. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-nate the formulation and dissemina-tion of accurate information and D na na na na na na na instructions to the public in a timely fashion after the initial alert and notification has occurred.
- 14. Demonstrate the ability to brief the media in an accurate, coordinated na na na na na na D na and timely manner.
- 15. Demonstrate the ability to establish and operate rumor control in a na na na na na D na na coordinated and timely fashion.
USE OF E1 y 16. Demonstrate the ability to make the decision to recommend the use of KI na L D D D na na na to emergency workers and institu-i
- tionalized persons, based on pre-determined criteria, as well as to distribute and administer it once the decision is made, if necessi-tated by radiciodine releases.
1991 OBJECTIVES STATE o 7 EOFS g OBJECTIVES SEOC EDF lIk%FT COORD JRMT SFSA IC MC RAD IAB USE OF KI (Cont'd) j
- 17. Demonstrate the ability to make'the decision, if the State plan-so The State of Kansas does not recommend the use'of l specifies, to recommend the use of. '
KI for the general public. KI for the general public.. based .. on predetermined criteria, as'vell (State Plan Section 1.3.1 Tab J) as to distribute and administer it once the decision is made, if. i necessitated by radiciodine releases. ! IMPLEMENTATION OF PROTECTIVE ACTIONS
- 18. Demonstrate the ability and re .
sources necessary to implement l appropriate protective actions for na na na na na na na .na the impacted permanent.and transient plume EPZ populations (including .[ transit-dependent persons, special 't needs population, handicapped , persons and institutienalized l persons)
- 19. Demonstrate the ability and re-sources necessary to implement appropriate protective actions for na na na na na na na na t
. school children within the plume i EPZ. !
TRAFFIC CONTROL I
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- 20. Demonstrate the organizational ability and resources necessary to D na na na D na na na ,
control evacuation traffic flow and to control access to evacuated and sheltered area. y , F RELOCATION CENTERS.(REGISTRATION, I MONITORING, CONGREGATE CARE AND o DECONTAMINATION)
- 21. Demonstrate the adequacy of procedures, facilities, equipment, na na na na na na na na !
and personnel for the registration, , radiological monitoring and decon-tamination of evacuees. i
1991 OhJECTIVES STATE e P EOFS OBJECTIVES SEOC EOF JRMT SFSA IC MRC RAD IAB lDA&FTCOURD REIECATION CENTERS (REGISTRATION, EUNITORING, CONGRECATE CARE AND IhTONTAMINATION) (Cont'd)
- 22. Demonstrate the adequacy of facilities, equipment and personnel na na na .ma na na na na for congregate care of evacuees.
MEDICAL SERVICES (TRANSPORTATION AND FACILITIES)
- 23. Demonstrate the adequacy of vehicles, equipment, procedures and personnel for transporting contami-nated. Injured or exposed na na na na na na na na individuals.
- 24. Demonstrate the adequacy of medical facilities, equipment, procedures na na na na na na na na and personnel for handling contami-nated, injured or exposed individuals.
DECONTAMIRAT. ION
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- 25. Demonstrate the ability of facili-ties, equipment, supplies, proce-dures and personnel for decontamina- na na na na na na na na tion of emergency workers, equipment and vehicles and for waste disposal.
SUFFIJMENTART ASSISTANCE (FEDERAL /OTHER)
- 26. Demonstrate the ability to identify the need for and call up Federal D na na na na na na na and other outside support agencies' assistance.
F IPGESTION EXPOSURE PATHWAY o 27. Demonstrate the appropriate usc of equipment and procedures for collec- na na na D na na na na tion and transport of samples of vegetation, food crops, milk, meat. poultry, water and animal feeds (indigenous to the area and stored). r
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e BDFS Q OBJECTIVES SEDC JENT S'SA EDF lDMFT COORD IC DEC EAD LAB INGESTICE EXPOSURE PATHUAT (Cont'd)
- 28. Demonstrate the appropriate lab I operations and procedures for l
' measuring and analyzing samples of vegetation, food crops, milk. meat, na na na na na poultry, water and animal. feeds na na D } (indigenous to the area and stored). 4 i
- 29. [ Demonstrate the ability to project l dosage to the public for ingestion (na] na (D}
pathway exposure] and determine - D D na na-appropriate protective measures na na na i based on fietd data. FDA PAG's and other relevant factors.
- 0. Dez. castrate the ability to implement both preventive and emergency pro-
! tective actions for ingestiwa path . D na na na na na na na l 4 way hazards. RECOTERY, REENTRY AND RELOCATION 1 j- 31. De unstrate'the ability to estimate na na D* na na na na total population exposure. na J J
- 32. De=enstrate the ability to determine l.
appropriate measures for contro11ed reentry and recovery based on -- na na estimated total population exposure. na na na na available EPA PAG's and other rele-vant factors. t
- to be demonstrated only if guidance received from FDM 120 days prior to the Exercise date a W
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1991 ORJECTIVES STATE
$. EDFS g OBJECTIVES SEOC . JENT SFSA ELF lD4&FTCOURD IC E EAD LAS RECOTERT. REENTRY AND RELOCATION (Cont'd) ,
- 33. Demonstrate the ability to implerent appropriate measures for contro11+d --
na na reentry and recovery. t- -- na na na DDRILIZATION OF EBEIRGENCY PERSONMEL (24-BOUR. CONTINUUUS BASIS)
- 34. Demonstrate the ability to maintain staffing on a continuous 24-hour D -- D --
D na basis by an actual shift change. -- --
- 35. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-nate the evacuation of c9 site na na na na na na na na personnel.
UNdWNIOUNCED AND OFF-BOURS
- 36. Demonstrate the ability to carry out emergency response functions (i.e.,
activate EOC's, mobilize staff that report to the EOC's, establish -- -- -- -- na -- na cosununications linkages and cos:plete telephone call down) during an unannounced off-hours drill oe exercise. (Objective 36 added as new objective.) 94
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1991 UEJECTIVE5 LOCAL Reception t. Care Centess leRoy LC e OBJECTIVES CEOC JEMT IC BSC CRBD School Amb Y SFEMC Lyon Fr amitlin Anderson AIIra g assRC32fCY CLASSIFICATI0es LRTELS I. Demonstrate the ability to monitor. D na D D na 'ns na na na na na na understand and use emergency classi-fication levels (ECL) through the appropriate laplementation of emergency functions and activities corresponding to ECL's as required by the scenario. The four ECL's are: Motification of Unusual Event. Alert. Site Area Emergency and General Emergency. se)RILIZATIos OF 6 m
- 2. Demonstrate the ability to fully D D D D D na na na -- --
D -- l alert, mobilite and activate ' personnet for both facility and field-based emergency functions. DIRECTION A M CONTROL
- 3. Demonstrate ability to direct. D na D D D na na na -- --
D coordinate end control emergency -- activities. CaseenrICATIoss 4 Demonstrate the ability to communi. D D D D D D D na - -- D -- cate with all appropriate locatione, organizations and field personnel. t:
s vs a us.a cA. : a s e_ LOCAL Ecception & Care Centers OBJECTIVES trEoy 12 CEDC JEMT IC MC CEBD School Anb SPEBEC t.yua Franklin Andeteos Allem I. FACILITIES M IITENT AND DISPIAYS re t 5. Demonstrate the adequacy of facili- D na D D D na na na na ne ]' ties, equipment, displays and other na na materials to support emergency operations. i 1 WERCENCY WDsGJE IIPDSWEE G3ETEDt.
- 6. Ce anstrate the ability to D D na na D D D D
- continuously monitor and control -- .-
D -- q emergency work n exposure. i } FIEIR RADIOEACICAL BEIRITORIE 7 C. --:+ strate the appropriate equip- na D na na na na na na na na ment and procedures for determining na na j field radiation measurements. j 8. Demonstrate the appropriate equip- na D na na na na na na na
, ment and procedures for the na na na measurement of airborne radiciodine i concentrations as low as 10 E-7 j
microcurie per cc in the presence , of noble gases.
- 9. Demonstrate the ability to [obtain samples of particulate activity in
[D] na na na na na na na na na na the airborne plume and]promptly per- na na form laboratory analyses. FtJDE DOSE FROJmIDE
- 10. Demonstrate the ability, within the na na na na na na na na na na na i pl me exposure pathway, to project na dosage to the public via plume t
exposure, based on plant and field data, i H i
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1991 OBJ M TVBS e LOCAL T"
**s g Receptiam & Care Centers OILIETIVES CEDC JEMT IC PRC CRED School Amb SFW E Lyon Franklin Andernas Allem FN FROTECTIVE ACTION DECISI0s MAKING
- 11. Demonstrate the ability to make na na na na na na na na na na na na appropriate protective action i
decisione, based on projected or actual dossge. l'dA PAG's, avail-ability of adequete shelter, evacu-ation time estimates and other
- relevant factors.
~ ALERT EDTTFICATION AM BWEGNICT IBFUEMATIOE ! 12. Demonstrate the ability to initially D na na na na na na na na na na na 4 elert the public within the lo-alle EPZ (and begin dissemination of an 1 i instructional message) within 15 L minutes of a decision by appropriate State and/or local official (s).
- 13. Demonstrate the ability to coordi- D na na na na na na na na na na na nate the formulation and dissemina-
, tion of accurate information and
- instructions to the public in a timely f ashion af ter the initial -
j , alert and notification has occurred. ) i . .
= . - . 7- ; 14. Demonstrate the ability to brief the na ca na D na na na na na na i na ' na
- media in an accurate, coordinated -
1 and timely manner. k, )a
- 15. Demonstrate the ability to establish na na D na na na na na na na
- 1 A and o rate rumor control in a !! t :'
coord cated and timely fashion. 7 I*
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- 16. [ Demonstrate the ability to make the P decision to recommend the use of KI D -- na na D D D na na na nh me i to emergency workers and institu-
[ tionalized persons. based on pre-i determined criteria.) (as well as to J distribute and administer it) once' the decision is made. If necessi-
- tated by radiciodine releases.
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! Reception & Care Centers teRoy II OR.INCTIVES CEDC JENT IC DEC CRBD School Amb SPENC Lyon Franklin Acderson Alles
<., USE OF KI (Cont'd) ce
- 17. Desmonstrate the ability to make the
- a. decision, if the State plan so specifies, to recosamend the use of The State of Kansas does not rectesmend the use of K1 for the general public.
KI for the general pblic, based (State Plan Section 1.3.1 Tab J) on predetermined criteria, as well as to distribute and adelaister it once the decision is made. If necessitated by radiciodine releases. a IDE'IDENTATION OF FROTE*.TFF ACTIOES
- 38. Demonstrate the ability A.ed re- D na na na D na na na na na na na sources necessary to implement appropriate protective actions for the impacted permanent and transient plume EPZ populations (including transit-dependent persens, special needs population, handicapped persons and institutionalized persons)
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- 19. Demonstrate the ability and re- D na na na na D na na na na na na sources necessary to implement appropriate protective actions for school children within the plume EPZ.
TRAFFIC CDETROL
- 20. Demonstrate the orgsnizational D na na na D nai na na na na na na ability and resources necessary to control evacuation traffic flow and
- to control access to evacuated and i sheltered areas.
REIhCAT105 CENTERS (REISTRATIOS, MDEITOEIE. CONGREATE f'ARE AM - 7 DEDWTASGBATIOE)
% 21. Demonstrate the adequacy of na na na na na na na na -- --
D --
- procedures, f acilities, equipment and personnel for the registration.
radiological monitoring and decon-l taminatson of evacuees.
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1991 OBJECTIVES
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k Receptjon & Care Centers tn LeRoy II. OBJECTITES CEDC. JEMT IC DEtC CRED School Anb SFIPC Lyon Franklin Anderson AIIen RELOCATION CENTERS (EEGISTRATION, MONITORING, CONGREGATE CARE AND DECOWTAMIE TION) (Cont'd)
- 22. Deannst. rate the adequacy of f acili- na na na na na na na na -- --
D -- ties, equipnent and personnel for congregate care of evacuees. MEDICAL SE11 RICES (TEARSPORTATION AND FACILITIES) l 23. Demonstrate the adequacy of na no na na na na D sa na na na ns vehicles, equipment. procedures and personnel for transporting contami-nated, injured or exposed individuals.
- 26. Demonstrate the adequacy of eedical r_a na na na na na na D na na na na f acilities, equipnent, procedures and personnel for handling contani-nated, injured or exposed indiviouals.
DECONTAMINATION l 25. Demonstrate the adequacy of facili- na na ne na D na na na -- -- D -- ties, equipnent, supplies, proce-dures and personnel for decontamina-tion of emergency workers, equipment I and vehicles and for waste disposal. l t SUPH.EMENTART ASSISTANCE (FEDERIJ.10THEE)
- 26. Demonstrate the ability to identify na na na ne na na na na na na na na the need for and call up Federal and other outside support agencies' assistance.
y INGESTION KIPOSURE PATHWAT w 27. Demonstrate the appropriate use of na na na na na na na ca na na na na equipoent and procedures for collec-tion and transport of samples of vegetation, food crops, milk, aseat, poultry, water and animal feeds (indigenous to the area and stored).
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OBJECTIVES Inoy 14 CEOC JEMT IC DEC CILED School Amb SFBBC Lyon Fr ooklin Andersee Alles
-4 IIIGESTION EXPOSURE FATEWAY (Cont'd) en
- 28. Desi.unstrate ' the appropriate lah na na na na na na operations and procedures for na na na na na na snessuring and analyzing samples of vegetation, food crops, slik, meat, poultry, water and animal feeds (indigenous to the area and stored).
- 29. [ Demonstrate the ability to project dosage to the public for ingestion na na na na na na na na pathway exposure and] determine na na na ne appropriate protective measures based on field data. FDA FAG's and other relevant factors.
- 30. 1;c crestrate the ability to implement na na na na na na na na na both preventive and emergency pro- na na na tective actions for ingestlos path-way hazards.
I REC 0 FEET. EREIRTET AaB REIACATION
- 31. De=aastrate the ability to estimate na na rsa na na na na na total population exposure. na na na na
' 32. De cmst rate the ability to determine na na na na na na na appropriate measures for controlled na na na na na reentry and recovery based on estimated total population exposure, i available EPA PAG's and other rele-4 vant factors. u b 1 s 4 l
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u 1991 OBJECTITES LOCAL e p e Receptjan in Care Centers y Istoy I4 OBJECTIVES CEOC. JIMT IC MC' CRED School Asab SFIPC Lyon Franklin Anderson Allen RECOVERY, REENTRY AND REIECATIOW(Cont'd)
- 33. Demonstrate the ability to is'plement -- na ne na na na na I na na na na na appropriate vicasures for controlled reentry and recovery.
70BILIZATIDW OF EMERCENCY PERSONMEL (24-BOUR CONTINUUUS IuLSIS) 34 Demonstrate the ability to maintain -- -- -- -- -- na na na -- -- D -- staffing on a continuous 24-hour basis by an actual shift change.
- 35. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-nate the evacuation of onsite na na na na na na na na na na na na personnel. I UNANNOUNCED AND OiT-HOUES
- 36. Demonstrate the ability to carry out -- na -- -- na na na na na na na na emergency response functions (i.e.,
activate EOC's, mobilize staff that report to the EOC's, establish co=enunications linkages and com:plete telephone call down) durinst an unannounced off-hours drill or exercise. n W G
CUTDKLINES , These guidelinea define the participants' extent of play in demonstrating the previously listed objectives. A. The Exercise will be conducted on Tuesday. August 6. Vednesday. August 7 and 7hursday August 8. 1991. i B.) Participants will not have prior knowledge of the scenario. However, they will receive a briefing on the objectives and gcidelines for the Exercise. , t C.) There will only be pre-staging of licensee participants in the V31f L Creek Generating Station (VCGS) Simulator, the Information Clearinghouse (IC) and Media P.elease Center (MRC) in Topeka. The l licensee IC/MRC participants will be allowed into these facilities ' after simulating a travel time of approximately one hour following the declaration of the alert. 3 D.) The following emergency tesponse facilities / functions will be activated during the drill. The date(s) each will be participating is also presented, t 1.) Licensee-Volf Creek Nuclear Operating Corp. . Tues Ved Thur i 8/6 8/7 8/8 a.) Control Roou (CR) X . b.) Technical Support Center (TSC) X c.) Operations Support Center (OSC) X d.) Onsite Survey Teams (OSTs) X e.) Security X f.) Offsite Monitoring Teams (OMTs) X g.) Joint Radiological Monitoring Teams (JRMTs) X h.) Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) X i.) Informations clearinthouse (IC) X X ! j.) Media Release Center (HRC) X k.) Ceneral Office - KCP&L X 1.) Media Inquiry /public Concern / Hedia Monitoring-Vichita Office X i f. 91.FE 2. 20 i P , ,, -m- , , ,- c-- ---
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- 2. State . Kansas Tues Wed Thur 8/6 8/7 8/8 a.) Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) X X .
b.) Emergency Operations Facility (EOFS)
- l. Radiological Assessment X X
- 2. Emergency Preparedness X X c.)
Information Clearinghouse (IC) X X d.) Media Release Center (MRC) X + e.) Rad Lab X f.) Forward Staging Area X
- 3. Local
- a. Coffey County
- 1. Emergency Operations Center (CE00) X
- 2. County Road and Bridge Department i Shop (CRBD) X
- 3. Information Clearinghouse (IC) X X 4 Media Release Center (HRC) X
- 5. LeRoy School X ,
- 6. LeRoy Bus Driver X !
- b. Anderson County {
- 1. Registration Center X
- 2. Shelter X
- c. Lyon County
- 1. Ambulance Service X
<'. St. Francis Regional Medical Center X (Wichita) '
E. Pre-staging of State and Local groups will occur as follows: i
- 1. The simulated contaminated injured individual will be staged within the city limits of Emporia. The assumption is this person is within the 10-mile Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ). but because ,
of time constraints, the patient will be located in Emporia. This ! simulation vill cause the ambulance personnel to be in protective clothing and dosbmetry as they would if they were responding in i the EP2. During transport to St. Francis Regional Medical Center (SFRMC), i contamination control techniques w.11 be demonstrated by_the ambulance personnel for a period of ten minutes after loading the ; patient and for ten minutes prior to arriving at STRMC. Upon arrival at SFRMC the appropriate objectives will be demonstrated. - Communications between the ambulance and SFRMC will be tested periodically enroute. l 91-FE 2, 21
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- 2. State of Kansas Dose Assessment and Emergency Preparedness personnel will be pre-staged in a room in the VCHOC Training Center by 0900 hours. Vednesday, August 7. They will be allowed in to the EOF immediately after the EOF is declared activated.
While they vait to be let into the EOF, they will be in contact with the State EOC via commercial phone.
- 3. State of Kansas Dose Assessment and Emergency Preparedness personnel will perform their functions from the State EOC in Topeka on Thursday, August 8,
- 4. State Forward Staging Area personnel will be in position by 1000 hours. Wednesday, August 7. The demonstration of their objectives will be dictated by the scenario.
F. The CR will be simulated from the plant simulator. A full shift complement of operators will staff the simulator. G. All communications involving the CR will be duplicated in the simulator, excei+ for the Emergency Notification System (ENS) dedicated line and the StaterC9unty realos. A commercial telephone will be used in the simulator for the ENS. H. Fire protection panels (KC008) are not duplicated on the plant simulator and will be simulated. I. Operational and meteorological initial conditions will be established prior to the start of the exercise and will be distributed to those players who would, under actual conditions, be aware of this information. J. Pacticipation by onsite personnel directly involved with emergency response shall be carried out to the fullest extent possible without affecting plant operations or plant safety. K. The phrase, "This is a drill', will begin and end all radio and telephone transmissions performed in response to scenario events. L. If the scenario requires that an organization not participating in the exercise be contacted, it shall be contacted for the purpose of checking communications only. 91-FE
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SECTION 3.0 SCENARIO AMD TIMKLINE Subsections I,ggg SCERARIO Initial Conditions 3.2 Sunmuiry 3.4 TDOCLIFE Chart 3.11 I r 1 b h i 91-TE 3, o ,
SCUAZIO A sucrary cf the scenario events is provided in the following subsection. Operational events vill be conducted as written. Other events may vary from those written according to the actions of the players. 91-FE 3. 1
INITIAL CONDITIONS Page 1 of 2 Operations The plant has been operating at or above 902 of full power for the last 15 days on the fifth cycle of an end of life (EOL) core. The VCGS electrical power systeu is in a very high demand situation. Plant operation is normal. ! t Chemical and volume control of the reactor coolant system is being provided ; by the positive displacement pump (PDP). Letdown flow is 75 spm. ! Maintenance work in progress is as follows: f
- 1. Change the oil and clean the oil filter on PEH01B (Intermediate Head - !
Safety Injection Pump B).
- 2. Drain line from SGL13B, Containment Spray Pump PEN 01B Room Cooler is I found to have water draining from it at 0.5 gallons per minute. A l work request has been written to remove tha inspection covers and look >
for the leak. ; i
- 3. Conduct precharge check of Accumulator il on AEFV 0039, per STN-AE. f 001.
4 Electrical Maintenance is performing preventive maintenance procedure MPE E009Q-02 on centrifugal charging pump - B(CCP B) circuit breaker, NB00201. j The ERFIS function of the Nuclear Plant Information System (NPIS) is ; unavailable until Friday, August 31. ! Meteorolocical f i. It is an overcast day with winds out of the northwest at 10 mph. The ! ambient temperature is 210 C (700 F). Last night, 0.10' of precipitation { was recorded. i e I l
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INITIAL. CONDITIONJ Page 2 of 2 Radiochemistry Following is the lat est isotopic analysis performed on the reactor coolant 6/ stem (hCS). The analysis was performed at 0730 on 08 07-91. Nuclide Activity (uCl/CC) Nuclide Act ivit y (uCi/CC) Kr-85m 1.61E-02 Rb-88 7.22E-03 Kr-87 1.40E-02 Cs-134 2.90E-04 Kr-88 3.07E-02 Cs-137 1.61E-04 Xe-133m 8.75E-03 Ce-144 1.15E-07 Xe-133 4.64E-01 La-140 1.78E 06 Xe-135m 9.74E-02 Ba-140 2.15E-03 Xe-135 8.25E-02 Total Noble Gas = 7.13E-01 Total Particulate = 9.82E-03 I-131 1.82E-03 RCS 1 131 EQUIV. IS 4.80E-03 I-132 6.75E-03 I-133 6.52E 03 I-134 1.15E 02 Total Activity = 7.68E-01 1-135 9.30E-03 Total Iodines = 3.59E-02 91-FE 3, 3
SCENARIO , NARRATIVE SUMHARY g I Initial conditions establish the plant operating at or above 902 of full < power for the last 15 days on the fifth cycle core (EOL). The VCGS electrical power system is in a very high demand situation. Plant operation f is normal. Chemical and volume control of the reactor coolant system is being provided by the positive displacement pump (PDP). Letdown flow is 75 gpm. Several maintenance projects are in progress. They involve the following pieces of equipment: ,
. Oil Change on PEM01B
- Room Cooler (SGL 13B) Preventive Maintenance for Containment Spray pump B Leak t
- Pre-charge check of N2 on feedwatet isolation valve (AEFV 0039) ;
- Preventive maintenance procedure MPE E009Q-02 on Centrifugal Charging ;
Pump-B (CCP-B) circuit breaker, NB 00201, p see the Initial Conditions for more detail. At 0730. the Control Room shift crew relieves the mid-shift crew. Plant ! operations are normal until 0800, when annunciators 980 'R Spectrum OBE ; Exceeded
- and 98D '0BE* alarms in the Control Room. Effects of an '
earthquake are felt and reported to the Control Room. The Shift Supervisor begins a power reduction and declares an ALERT because of the above reports ,' and acceleration of less than 0.15g and greater than or equal tn 0.06g. ' Offsite notifications are made by the Shift Clerk per EPP 01-3.1. Site personnel are notified of the situation through the activation of the plant emergency alarm and the reading of the message found in EPP 01-2.2. t Accountability of personnel inside the Protected Aran Boundary (PAB) would normally occur at this time. However, for Exercise purposes, only those persons predesignated to participate in the Exercise vill leave their normal , work stations.
- Power reduction continues. The Technical Support Center is activated at approximately 0835. Personnel have also begun to staff the Operations Support Center (OSC) and the Emergency operatinns Facility (EOF). County t '
and State Emergency Operations Centers are activated by about 0900. At 0930 a 10,000 gpm cold leg LOCA occurs. The reactor trips. Safety Injection (SI) is initiated but SI Pump-A (PEH01A) fails to start. The i start-up transformer faults resulting in a loss of Reactor Coolant Pumps , (RCPs). A SITE AREA DfERGENCY should be declared based on a loss of one fission 7toduct barrier and a challenge to fuel integrity due to limited Emergency Core Cooling System (ECCS) function. 91-FE 3, l 4
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k An Exclusion Area Evacuation should be simulated. Offsite notifications should be completed. Protective Action Recommendations (PARS) should include evacuating John Redmond Reservoir (JRR). The EOF should promptly assume command and control of the emergency. The core is uncovered for approximately 10 minutes causing greater thar. 50 2 fuel clad damage and 10 I fuel overtemperature. Hydrogen gas production builds despite starting hydrogen recombiners. At 1100 a hydrogen burn breaches centainment through the equipment hatch. The 26 psig pressure spike is not enough to activate containment spray. Release of unfiltered radioactive material to the environment commencis. Portal monitors in SAs ; begin to alarm. This provides the indication that a radioactive release is in progress. A CENERAL HHERGENCY is declared due to the loss of all three fission product barriers. PARS should include evacuating JRR CTR and subrones 2 5 miles downwind and sheltering those 5-10 miles downwind. t A team is dispatched to close the equipment hatch. They find the hatch has resvaled itself at 1200 following pressure reduction. Air samples taken after resealing confirm normal background readings. ' At about 1400. WCNOC, the State and the NRC agree that conditions nave stabilized enough to go into a RECOVERY /REEN' FRY mode. The 1901 Field t Exercise day 1 closes with a critique of the day's events. . The Exercise resumes the next morning at about 0800 with the State evaluating thn deposition of radioactive material and the extent and severity of contamination inside the 50 mile Ingestion Exposure Pathway Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ). The State coordinates an action plan to deal with contamination and possible contamination of food products ta fulfill Ingestion Fathway objectives. At approxjmately 1400 day 2 of the Exercise 20 terminated, t I . I I I i 91-FE 3. 5
71HKt.INE A timeline chart indicating times of significant scenario events is provided in the following subsection. Operational events vill occur as stated in the timeline, however, times may vary slightly in order to provide players ireedom of play. 91-FE 3. 6
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.UMEldHE StMHARY llE PLM{T_.TVENT StM1ARY 0730 (H400:00) Exercise begins. Initial conditions provided to the Shift Supervisor, the DED. AEC OEC.
REC 750. Mic and the OSC Supervisor, plus the DEH TRM. KAH rM ARM. 0800 (H600:30) - Annunciator Windows 980 and ?AD 1r. klara and earthquake effects felt. 0805 (H+00:3$) . ALERT should be declared. Plant walkdowns by l NS0s expected and Site accountibility should j be performe6 (simulated). 0835 (H+01:05) - TSC/Osc activated. Plant walkdowns now
... lads engineerd.
0900 (H+01:30) - IC/MRC staff now in Topexa. State & County EOCs activated. OMTs ready to dispatch. 1st news statement issued. 0930 (H402:00) - 10.000 gpm cold les I.0CA. Reactor Trips. SI initiated. PIB401A (Safety injection Pump.A) fails to start. Start-up transformer faults causing loss of Reactor Coolant Pumps (RCPs). 0936 (H+02:06) - Transition to EHG FR-C2 (Response to Degraded Core Cooling). 0939 (H+02:09) - Core Exit Thermocouple > 1200 P. Transition to EHG FR-C1 (Response to Inadequate Core Cooling). 0940 (H+02:10) - SR detectors energized. 0943 (H+02:13) - MSIVs closed. Commenced SG depressuritation. 0945 (U+02:15) - SITE AREA 3DRERGENCY should be declared. Exclusion area evacuation should begin. JRR evacuation should begin. EOF and IC/MRC activated. 0946 (H+02:16) - SI Accumulators dump. Any ECCS pump that has been undergoing maintanence may be given back including the start-up transformer. NOTE: Times are only approximations based on previous simulator runs. Bold faced times indicate when events will appear on the simulator. 91.FE
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1LHE*l.N1 SU)&iARY g Pl. ANT EVENT StM1ARY 0953 (11+02:23) - Transition to DIG E-1 (L(ss of Reactor or ! Secondary Coolant). 0954 (H402:24) . Energite Hydrogen recombiners: H2 >.52 1100 (11+03:30) - Ilydrogen Imru in containment spikes to 26 psig (does not. activate Clint spray). i Unfiltered release begins. 1105 (!!+03:35) - SAS portal monitors alarm. GENERAL iMERGENCY should be declared based on loss of third fission product barrier. , 1200 (H+04:30) - Equipment hatch reseals. Release Terminated. 1400 (!!+06:30) - Critique, i NOTE: Times are only approximations based on previous simulator runs. Bold-faced times indicate when events will appear on the simulator. 8 p
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SCENARIO T!ME l Unless otherwise noted by Exercise Lead Controller, the following real times are equivalent to the relative times used in the scenario: Relative Time Real time H+00:00 0730 H+00:15 0745 , H+00:30 0800 H+00:45 0815 H+01:00 0830 H+01:15 0845 H+01:30 0900 H+01: 45 0915 H+02:00 0930 H+02:15 0945 H+02:30 1000 > H+02: 45 1015 H+03:00 1030 H+03:15 1045 H+03:*^ 1100 P'v3:45 1115 H+04:00 1130 H+04:15 1145 H+04: 30 1200 H+04:45 1215 H+05:00 1230 H+05:15 1245 H+05:30 1300 H+05:45 1315 H+06:00 1330 H+06:15 1345 H+06:30 1400 H+06:45 1415 H+07:00 1430 l 91-FE 3, 10
TIMF2.1Et 0730 < 0730 faercise begime. Istitial conditione (B+00 00) provided to key plorere. 0li30 < 0800 Tarthquake f elt in Centrol koon stal affrf should k deciated. Valk4awne 0803 > (B+00:30) Operational assie Earthquake Lindte exceeded.
& Accountability abould begin. A: coloration .lSg
< 0835 T5C/05C setivated 0000 (B+01:30) e 0930 10,000 gym cold leg toCA.
Core Exit Thorsocouples el200 F 0939 e
. Reactor tt-ir 81 initiated. EM01A (Safety injection Pump.A) fails to etert
. Stortup tratef ors.or fault. loss of RCte 4 094$ EITE AtEA RMrKJWCT ebould te daelared beeed
$1 Accumuistore dump. 0946 e on lose of RCS berrier and fuel integrity et.allenged. Tactuaton Area Ivat. ( simula t ed)
JRA evac. (staulated) IC/MRC & EOF activated. 1000 (B+02:30) L burn in containment (26 peig) 1100 e 1100 Utfiltered release begine. (B+03:30)
< 1805 Portal sonitore alarm. CarREAL EN m =r'T should be deciered tseed on lose of 3rd fieston product barrier.
Equipsett hatch reenale. Release 1200 > 1200 te rsdr.a t ed (B+0430) 1300 (B+05:30) Critique. 1400 > 1400 (B+06:30) 91.FE 3 11
SECTICN 4.0 CONTROLLIE MESSAGES
,5ubsections Page ASSICNHENTS 4.2 HESSAGES SCENARIC 4.0-SC-01 h!NI-SCENARIO 4.0-HIKI-01 PUBLIC INFORMATION WC PIO 4.0-PIO-01 MEDIA INQUIRY 4.0-HI-01 MIDIA MONITORING 4.0-MM-01 PUBLIC CONCERN 4.0-PC-01 MIDIA MESSENGER 4.0-MS-01 COUNTY EOC 4 . 0-CEOC-0.'.
STATE EOC 4.0-SEOC-01 l I h l 91-FE 4. O
MESSAGES A complete listing of messages included in this scenario is provided in the ! following subrection. Information necessary in making and tracking message assignments is provided for each message. The list is categorized by message type, recipient or facility, and finally by message number. A space for assigning controllers responsible for the message is included. The Scenario Hessages are provided to instigate actions at various , facilities. More detail for particular maintenance activities is provided in the mini-scenarios messages. l P h
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ASSICMMENTS SCENARIO I i Hessace # Time For From As s i nnment i 001 0730 SS CR Lead Controller ' 002 0800 SS CR Lead Controller i 003 0800 SS Security Officer 004 0802 SS Forrest Rhodes 005c 0830 SS CR Lead Controller
- vuee 0930 SS CR Lead Controller 007c 1000 DED/DEM TSC/ EOF Lead Controller ;
008 1105 SS Security Officer 009 1105 REC HP Tech. ' 010c 1130 DEM EOF Lead Controller : 011 1400 All Facility Lead Controller ! Players - i MTNI-SCENARIOS a A 0730+ --
#1 011 Change on PEH01B (Safety Injection Pump-B)
B 0730+ -- 12 Drain Line from Contain-ment Spray Pump-B Room Cocler i C 0730+ --
#3 Precharge check on :
Accumulator 1 ' D 0730+ --
#4 CCP-B Circuit Breaker B Haintenance !
r E 1000+ --
#5 Start-up Transformer F 1000+ --
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ASSIGNMENTS MEDIA IN0VIRY l Message i Time Igr EISE AssiRnment i MI 1 0910 Media Inq Reporter MI-2 0910 Media Inq Reporter MI-3 0910 Media Inq Reporter MI-4 0910 Media Inq Reporter , MI-5 0912 Media Inq Reporter MI-6 0915 Media Inq Reporter MI-7 0915 Media Inq Reporter MI-8 0915 Media Inq Reporter MI-9 0915 Media Inq Reperter __ MI-10 0915 Media Inq Reporter MI-11 0915 Media Inq Reporter MI-12 0920 Media Inq Reporter MI-13 0920 Media Inq Reporter MI-14 0920 Media Inq Reporter MI-15 0920 Media Inq Reporter HI-16 0920 Media Inq Reporter MI-17 0925 Media Inq Reporter MI-18 0925 Media Inq Reporter HI-19 0925 Media Inq Reporter HI-20 0930 Media Inq Reporter ___ MI-P1 0930 Media Inq Reporter MI-22 0930 Media Inq Reporter MI-23 0930 Media Inq Reporter . M1-24 0935 Media Inq Reporter MI-25 0935 Media Inq Reporter MI-26 0935 Media Inq Reporter ! MI-27r 0940 Media Inq Reporter MI-20 0940 Media Ing Reporter MI-29r 0940 Media Inq Reporter MI-30 0945 Media Inq Reporter ; MI-31 0945 Media Inq Reporter HI-32r 0948 Media Inq Reporter MI-33 0950 Media Inq Reporter MI-34r 0950 Media Inq Reporter MI-35 0950 Media Inq Reporter MI-36 0950 Media Inq Reporter , MI-37 0950 Media Inq Reporter - MIe38r 0955 Media Inq R1 sporter ' MI-39r 0955 Media Inq Reporter MI-40r 0935 Media Inq Report.er MI-41 1000 Medie Inq Reporter MI-12 1000 Media Inq Reporter _ p s MI 43 1005 Hedia Inq Reporter MI-44r 1005 Media Inq Reporter + r = Rumor 91-FE 4 3
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ASSIGitGirTS MIDIA INOUIRY
.Messene i h }.91 IL92 .Assianment NI-45 1010 Media Inq Reporter i MI-46 1010-- Media Inq Reporter _
MI-47r 1015 Media Inq Reporter MI-48 1015 Media Inq Reporter MI-49 1015 Media Inq Reporter MI-50 .1020_ Media Inq Reporter. r MI-51 1020 Media Inq -Reporter MI 1020 _ Media.Inq Reporter MI-53r 1025 Media _Inq -Reporter j MI-54 1025 Media Inq_ Reporter MI-55 1025- Media Iny ! Reporter l MI-56 .1025 Media Inq Repor_ter j MI-57 1030 Media Inq Reporter MI-58 1030' Media Inq Reporter ! MI-59 1030 Media Inq Reporter MI-60 1045 Media =Inq Reporter _l MI-61 1045 Media Inq Reporter -l MI-62 1045 Media Inq- Reporter MI-63 1100; Media Inq Reporter
- MI-64 1100 Media Inq Reporter i MI 1100 -Media Inq. Reporter MI-66 -1115 Media Inq Reporter _ _ _ ,
-MI-67, 1150: Media Inq Reporter !
MI-68= 1130. Media Inq- R*"rter { 1130 -i Media Inq
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.orter MI-70 1145 tiedia Inq. sporter l MI-71 _1145 Media Inq- Reporter MI-72. 1145 Media Inq Reporter-
-MI-73 1400 Media Inq [
Reporter
- MIJ74 1200 Media Inq Reporter i t
MI-75_ 1215 Media Inq Reporter ! MI-76_ ~ 1215 Media Inq Reporter MI-77 _ ; 1215 Media Inq Reporter. MI-78 1230- Media Inq _ Reporter-' s MI-79 -1230 Media Inq Reporter a j MI 1230- Media.Ing- Reporter i MI-Bir 1245 Media Inq' Reporter- j MI-82 1245 Med)- Inq- Reporter i MI 1245. Med;r Inq Reporter :
'MI-84r 1300 -Media Inq Reporter MI-85 1300- Media Inq Reporter -{
' HI- 8 6 - 1300 : Media Inq Reporter 2
,MJ-87 1315 Media Inq. Reporter :
MI-b8 1315 Media Inq Reporter MI-89 1315 Media-Inq- l Reporter _ _ _ i I i i 91-FE i 4, 4- ! I 1
ASSIGIGGNTS MEDIA INOUIRY Meesare # ling Loi, fJ,oa g AssiEnment-
'MI-90 1?)30 Media-Inq Reporter MI-911 1330- Media Inq Reporter- {
.MI-92 1330. Media Inq Reporter-MI-93 _1345 Media Inq Reporter '
MI -1345 Media Inq Reporter MI-95~ 1345 Media Inq Reporter MEDIA MONITORING f Messare-# lime 7,qy, ff_gg Assitnment Mh 0850 Med Mon TV : MM-2 0900 Med Ron TV MM-3 0910 Med Men Radio MM-4. 0915. Med Hon TV
, HM-5 -0915~ Med Mon Radio HM-6' ;
0915 Med Mon TV HM-7 -0920 Med Mon TV r MM-8 0920 Med Hon Radio MM 0925 Med Mon Radio MM-10: 0925 Med Mon TV
'HM-11 0930 Med Mon Radio
< MM-12 = 0930 Med Mon Radio
-MM -0945 -Med Mon- TV
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-MM-14 0950- -Med Mon Radio MM-15 0955 Med Mon TV
-MM-16 0955 Med-Mon- TV HM-17 1000 Med Mon Radio HM-18 1000 Med Mon TV HM-19r 1000 Med Mon Radio MM-20r- 1015 Med Mon Radio HM-21r 1020 Med Mon TV
-MM-22 1025 Med Mon TV --
MM-23 1028- Med Mon TV MM-24 1030 Med Mon- Radio MM-25 .1030 Med Mon Radio MM-26 1030. Med Mon Radio MM-27 1045 Med Mon TV MM-28 1045-- Med Mon Radio MM-29 1100- Med Mon TV MM-30 1100 Med Mon TV
'jM-51: 1115 Med Mon TV FE'
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_ASSIGNMEN1 S MEDIA MONITORING Messane_L Time For Frog Assinnment HM-32 1115 Med Mon Radio mi-33r 1130 Med Mon Radio MM-34r 1130 Med Mon Radio mi-35 1140 Med Mon Radio MM-36 1140 Med Mon TV > MM-37 1145 Med Mon TV mi- 38 1145 Med Mon TV ' MM-39 1155 Med Mon Radio mi-40 1200 Med Mon Radio 1 MM-41 1200 Med Mon TV
- MM-42 1200 Med Mon TV MM-43 1200 Med Mon TV El-44r 1215 Med Mon Radio MM-45 1220 Med Mon TV mi-46 1225 Med Mon TV MM-47r 1230 Med Mon Radio MM-4S 1235 Med Mon Radio MM-49 1245 Med Mon TV
&l-50 1255 Med Mon TV MM-51 1255 Med Mon TV "
FM-52 1300 Med Mon TV 21-53 1315 Med Mon Radio MM-54 1315 Med Mon Radio MM-55 1330 Med Mor TV MM-56 1330 Med Mon Radio MM-57 1330 Med Mon TV MM-58 1345 Med Mon TV Mi-59 1345 Med Mon TV MM-60 1350 Med Mon TV
- ASSTCNMENTS PUBLIC CONCERN TEAM Messane i Time For From Assienment i
PC-1 0830 Pub Con Citizen PC-2 0833 Pub Con Citizen PC-3 0836 { Pub Con Citizca PC-4 0838 Pub Con Citizen ' PC-5 0842 Pub Con Citizen PC-6 0844 Pub Con Citizen PC-7r 0846 Pub Con Citizen PC-8 0848 Pub Con Citizen PC-9 0852 Pub Con Citizen PC-10r 0856 Pub Con Citizen 91-FE
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ASSIGNMENTS PUBLIC CONCERN TEAM Messane # Time For From Assicnment PC-11r 0900 Pub Con Citizen PC-12 0904 Pub Con Citizen PC-13 0906 Pub Con Citizen PC-14r 0010 Pub Con Citizen PC-15 0910 Pub Con Citizen PC-16 0914 Pub Con Citizen PC-17 0918 Pub Con Citizen PC-18r 0922 Pub Con Citizen PC-19 0926 Pub Con Citizen PC-20 0930 Pub Con Citizen PC-21 0934 Pub Con Citizen PC-22r 0938 Pub Con Citizen PC-23r 0942 Pub Con Citizen PC-24 0944 Pub Con Citizen PC-25r 0948 Pub Con Citizen PC-26 0952 Pub Con Citizen PC-27r 0956 Pub Con Citizen PC-28 1000 Pub Con Citizen PC-29r 2004 Pub Con Citizen PC-30r 1008 Pub Con Citizen PC-31r 1012 Pub Con Citizen PC-32 1014 Pub Con Citizen PC-33 1018 Pub Con Citizen PC-34 1022 Pub Con Citizen PC-35r 1026 Pub Con Citizen PC-36 1030 Pub Con Citizen PC-37 1034 Pub Con Citizen PC-38 1038 Pub Con Citizen PC-39 1042 Pub Con Citizen PC-40 1046 Pub Con Citizen PC-41 1050 Pub Con Citizen PC-42 1054 Pub Con Citizen PC-43 1058 Pub Con Citizen , PC-44 1100 Pub Con Citizen PC-45 1104 Pub Cor. Citizen , PC-46 1108 Pub Con Citizen - PC '.7 1112 Pub Con Citizen PC-48 1116 Pub Con Citizen PC-49 1120 Pub Con Citizen-PC-50 1124 Pub Con Citizen PC-51 1128 Pub Con Citizen PC-52 1130 Pub Con Citizen PC-53 1134 Pub Con Citizen PC-54 1138 Pub Con Citizen PC-55 1142 Pub Con Citizen 91-FE 4. 7
ASSICMHEKTS PUBL7C CONCERN TEAM Messare # Time For Frog Assinnment PC-56 1144 Pub Con Citizen PC-57 1148 Pub Cun Citizen PC-58 1152 Pub Con Citizen PC-59 1156 Pub Con Citizen PC-60 1200 Pub Con Citizen PC-61 1204 Pub Con Citizen PC-62 1208 Pub Con Citizen PC-63r 1208 Pub Con Citizen PC-64 1212 Pub Con Citizen PC-65 1216 Pub Con Citizen PC-66 1220 Pub Con Citizen PC-67r 1224 Pub Con Citizen PC-68 1228 Pub Con Citizen PC-69 1232 Pub van Citizen PC-70 1236 Pub Con Citizen PC-71 1240 Pub con Citizen PC-72 1244 Pub Con Citizen PC-73 1248 Pub Con Citizen PC-74 1252 Pub Con Citizen PC-75 1252 Pt Con Citizen PC-76 1256 P. Con Citizen PC-77 1300 Pub Con . Citizen PC-78 1204 Pub Con Citizen PC-79 1308 Pub Con Citizen PC-80 1312 Pub Con Citizen -PC-81 1316 Pub Con Citizen PC-82 1320 Pub Con Citizen PC-83 1324 Pub Con Citizen 4 PC-84 1328 Pub Con Citizen PC-85 1332 Pub Con Citizen PC-86 1336 Pub Con Citizen PC-87 1340 Pub Con Citizen PC-88 1344 Pub Con Citizen PC-89 1348 Pub Con Citizen PC-90 1352 Pub Con Citizen PC-91 1356 Pub Con Citizen r - Rumor 91-FE 4, 8
k ASSIGitGNTS MEDIA MESSENGER
-Messare i h f.2I. - II.Em Assignment MS-1 0950- Med Msg Reporter MS-2 0955 Med Msg Reporter .
- MS-3 1000 Med Msg Reporter MS-4 1005- Med Msg Editor MS-5 1015 Med Mag Editor MS-6. 1020 Med Msg' Reporter MS 1025 Med Msg Editor MS~8 1030 Med Msg Hotel Manager
-MS-9 1035 Med Msg Reporter
.MS-10 1040 Med Msg Reporter
-MS-11 1045 Med Msg Editor MS-12 1050- _Med Msg Reporter MS-13 1100 Med Msg Reporter MS-14 1105 .Med Msg Reporter MS-15 1110 Med Msg Reporter MS-16 1115- Med Msg Reporter MS-17. 1120 Med Msg Reporter MS-18 1125' Med Meg. Reporter MS-19 1130 Med Msg Reporter MS-20 1135 Med Hbg Reporter MS-21 1140- Med Msg Reporter MS-22 1145 Med Msg Reporter MS-23 1150 Med Msg Editor MS-24 1155 .Med Msg Editor MS-25 1200 Med' Msg Reporter MS 1205 -Med Msg Editor MS-27 1210 Med Msg Reporter
-MS-28 1215 Med Msg. Reporter MS-29 1220 Med Msg Reporter MS-30 1225 Med Msg Editor (MS-31 1230 Med Msg Reporter
- MS -3 2 .: -1235- Med Msg Reporter MS-33 1240 Med Msg Reporter
- MS-34 1245. Med Msg Reporter-
.MS-35' 125) Med Msg Reporter
-MS-36. '125.1- Med Msg Reporter-MS 1300 .Med Msg Reporter MS-38 1305 Med Msg Reporter MS-39 1310- Med Msg Editor MS-40 1315 Med Msg Editor MS-41 .1320 Med Msg Reporter MS-42 i
.1325 -Hed Msg Reporter MS j
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-1335 Med Msg Editor MS-45' j 1340 Med Msg Reporter i MS-46 1345 Med. Msg Reporter MS-47 1350 j Med Msg Editor !
MS-48 1355 Med Msg- Reporter MS-49 i 1400 Med Msg Reporter ! i h 91-FE 4, 9
ASSIGitGNTS MEDIA MESSENGER Messere f Ilmg For From Assignment MS-50 1405 Med Msg Reporter MS-51 1410 Med Msg Reporter MS-52: 1415 Med Msg Reporter MS-53 1420 Med Msg Reporter MS-54 _1425 _Med Msg Reporter MS-55 1430 Med Msg Editor MS-56 '1435- Med Msg Editor
- MS-57 1440 'Med Msg Reporter MS-58 -1445 Med Msg Editor MS-59 1450 Med Msg Reporter MS-60 1455 Med Meg Reporter MS-61 1500 Med Msg Reporter _
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER Messere # 11ge For IIgg Assignment PIO-1 0815 VC PIO Reporter PIO-2 0845 VC PIO Reporter PIO-3 0850 WC PIO Reporter P10-4 0900 "WC PIO Reporter COUNTY EOC Messere i Time For Ingg Assignment a CEOC-1 0830 County EPC KSNP Radio CEOC-2 0845 214T Leader COF Services CEOC-3 0900 County Agent Citizen
, _CEOC 0945- County EPC Controller
-. CEOC-5 0950 County Engineer Fire Leader CEOC-6 0955 Rad. Officer Woodson County CEOC-7 1000 Shelter Systems Host County EPC Officer CEOC-8 1010 Commissioners Osage County
_ CEOC-9 1020- Sheriff Deputy CEOC-10: 1030 HMMT Leader Reg. Center-CEOC-11 1040 County Agent USDA CEOC-12 _1050 Shelter Systems Franklin County Officer
-._CEOC-13 1100 Sheriff. Controller CEOC-14 1110 County. Engineer Controller
;CEOC-15 1120 21HT Leader- Golden Age Lodge CEOC-16 1130- Rad. Officer Media
-CEOC-17 1140 Commissioners Rep. Aide CEOC 1150 County _ Agent Sale Barn-
.CEOC-19 ._ 1200 Shelter Systems Anderson County Officer CEOC-20 1215 Sheriff Jailer CEOC-21 -1230 County Engineer Controller CEOC-22 1300- EPC Reporter 91-FE 4 10
ASSTGNMKNTS COUNTY EOC r Messane # Time For From Assinnment CEOC-23 1315 Rad. Officer Allen County CEOC-24 1330 Cocunis sioners Lawyer STATE EOC Messace i Time For From Assinnment ' SEOC-1 0900 SDEP Governor's Office SEOC 2 0915 KDWP Citizen SE0'.-3 0930 KDHE Mayor j SEOC-4 0945 KBOA Hunter SEOC-5 1000 KNG Guardsman SEOC-6 1015 KHP Roadblock SEOC-7 1030 SDEP Governor's Office SEOC-8 1045 KDHE EPA SEOC-9 1100 KBOA USDA SEOC-10 1115 KNG Governor's Office SEOC-11 1130 KDOT Construction Company
- SEOC-12 1145 KDWP Controller SEOC-13 1200 KHP KHP i SEOC-14 1230 KDOT Connunicator ,
-SEOC-15 Day 2 SDEP FEMA !
SE00-16 Day 2 KDHE Public l SEOC-17 Day 2 KDWP Public SEOC-18 Day 2 KNG Media [ SEOC-19 Day 2 KBOA Public SEOC-20 Day 2 KDOT Rad. Mon. Person ! SEOC-21 Day 2 KHP SFSA SEOC-22 Day 2 SDEP Senator's Aide SEOC-23 Day 2 KDHE Ottava Water Plant SEOC-24 Day'2 KDVP Citizen SE0C-25 Day 2 KNG Mayor , SEOC-26 Day 2 KBOA Farmer SEOC-27 Day 2 KDOT Rad. Mon. Person SEOC-28 Day 2 KHP Superintendent. CHP SE00-29 Day 2 SDEP FEMA SE00-30 Day 2 KDHE FEMA SEOC-31_ Day 2 KDWP Dept. of Interior ; SEOC-32 Day 2 KNG County Agent ' 9EOC-33 Day 2 KBOA County Agent
- SE00-34 Day 2 KDOT Rad. Officer SEOC-35 Day 2 KHP WC Security I
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MESSAGE H0i 001 THIS IS A ER.1LL J22 2,91 initiate actions atfecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Sapervisor FROM CR Lead Controller TIME: 0730 (11+00:00) MESSAGE: Initial C6hditions are as follows: Operations See attached forms. Radioch mistry: Total Activity = 7.68 E-01 uCi/cc Meteorology It is an overcast day with winds out of the northwest at 10 mph. The last precipitation occurred last night. Only .1 inches were received at the site. The ambient temperature is 210C (700F). 9 NOTE: This message is provided to the persons staffing the following positions: DED, AEC, OEC,_ REC, TSC, MEC, OSC Supervisor, DEM, TEM, RAM, ARM The Chesdatry Coordinator will receive the Plant Chemistry Sumunary Sheets and E-Bar Worksheets. 3 THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE g 0.SC- 1
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Time _ Analysis - Results' Out of Spec ' Remarks. [ LBAT "B" ! 0910- BORON -
'7338 PPM i 0910- TOC 0.90 PPM !
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0858 FAC - 0.20 PPM ! 0858 LPH 8.4 PH I
'0858 TRC 0.34- PPM ESSENTIAL SERVICE H2O TRAIN B l 08551 FAC. 0.17 PPM i 0855 PH 8.4 PH i 0855 TRC 0.31 PPM l I
REACTOR ^ COOLANT ALL SAMPLE PTS i 0820 B. 528 PPM i 0820- -CL- 5 -PPB i 0820 =COND- 12.3 US/CM i 0820 DEI 4.80E-03 UCI/CC ***** l 0820 _DO- < 5 PPB -! 0820 -F 4 PPB I 0820 GRS ACT-__ 7.68E-01 UCI/CC 4 0820 :H2 38- CC/KG .! 0820 LI 1.00 PPM I 0820 PH 6.6- PH ! 0820 TOC 0.07 PPM ; 0820 VCT- . 35 -PSIG - - Remarks: high gas.act._sup. limit / del act. lev.I
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0915' CJdF _.268- US/CM- I 0915 CL 3 PPB .I 0915 COND: .200 US/CM ! 0915. DO 95 -PPB ' 0915 F' < 2- PPS: 0915! PH '6.0 PH l 0915 SIO2 < 5 PPB -I
,0915.- TDS 130 PPB !
'0915-. TOC 0.23- PPM- !
-0915 TS 140 PPB' :!
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SHEET LABORATORY: SHOP LAB Datet E-Plan Exercise Time Analysis Resulta Out of Spec Remarks CENTRAL CHILLER , 0830 NALCO 0.5 OZ/ GAL 0830 NO2 320 PPM 0830 PH 10.3 PH CIRCULATING WATER DISCHARGE 1120 CLRATE 650 LBS/ DAY 1120 FAC < 0.01 PPM 1120 TRC 0.05 PPM LIME SLUDGE NPDES OILY WASTE NPDES OUTFALL PLANT HEATING 0825 NALCO 0.5 OZ/ GAL 0825 NO2 240 PPM 0825 PH 10.2 PH SERVICE WATER CHLORINATION 1023 CLRATE 300 LBS/ DAY 1023 FAC 0.16 PPM 1023 PH- 8.3 PH 1023 TRC 0.39 PPM Remarks: Reviewed by:
E-PLAN ~ EXERCISE Page 3 & PLANT CHEMISTRY
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Time Analysis Results Out of Spec Remarks AK BED 3. I 0812 ACETATE < 0.5 PPB ' 0812 CAT 0.069 US/CM-0812 CNTS 3377 CNTS , 0812 'COND 0.059 US/CM 0812 F 0.2 PPB j 0812 FORMATE < 0.5 PPB { 0812 NA 0.5 PPB ! 0812 RECNA 0.5 PPB 0812 SO4 0.6 PPB + AK. BED IN SERVICE I 0812 BED # 3 I i CONDENSATE STORAGE TANK 0835 CAT 0.663 US/CM i 0835 DO 3500 PPB , 0835 N2H4 0.007 PPM 0835 PH 6.88 PH
-0835 SIO2 < 5 PPB f 0835 SO4 0.9 PPB !
0835 TSS 10 PPB I DEGASIFIER RM 0847 00 14.2 PPB 0847 VAC 29.0 IN i DEMIN WATER STORAGE TANK 0940 ACETATE < 0.5 PPB !
.0940 F- < 0.2 PPB 0940 FORMATE < 0.5 PPB 0940 '
NA 0.7 PPB 0940 PH 6.0 PH 0940 SIO2 < 5 PPB 0940 SO4 0.6 . PPB l 0940 TDS 302 PPB I
-0940- .TS 327 PPB 0940 TSS 25 PPB REBOILER. '
0823 DO < 5 PPB 0823 N2H4 29.7 PPM ; 0823 PM 10.16 PH ***** Remarks: NH3 SECURED
'i RM CONDENSATE PUMP DISCHARGE 0852 ' CAT 0.100 US/CM f
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E-PLAN EXERCISE PLANT CHEMISTRY SU 1ARY SHEET LABORATORY: TURBINE LAB Dates E-Plan Exercise Time Analysis Results Out of Spr,c Remarks 0852 DO 6.6 PPB 0852 NA 0.6 PPB 0852 PH 9.37 PH 0852 SIO2 < 5 PPB 0852 TSS < 10 PPB RM S/G FEEDWATER 0900 CAT 0.089 UL/CM 0900 DO < 0.1 PPB 0900 N2H4 0.027 PPM 0900 NA 0.3 PPB 0900 NH3 0.65 PPM 0900 PH 9.32 PH S/G A 0905 ACETATE 3.0 PPB 0905 BLDN 29.5 K LBS/HR 0905 CAT 0.136 US/CM 0905 F 0.8 PPB 0905 FORMATE 0.6 PPB 0905 NA 0.9 PPB 0905 PH- 9.11 PH 0905 SIO2 26 PPB 0905 SO4 2.5 PPB i S/G B ' 0912 ACETATE 3.0 PPB 0912 BLDN 27.0 K LBS/HR 0912 CAT 0.133 US/CM 0912 F 0.8 PPB 0912 FORMATE < 0.5 PPB l 0912 NA 0.9 PPB 0912 PH 9.11 PH 0912 SIO2 26 PPS 0912 SO4 2.5 PPB Ramarks: Reviewed by:
E-PLAN EXERCISE PLANT CHEMISTRY
SUMMARY
SHEET LABORATORY: TURBINE LAB Date E-Plan Exercise Time Analysis Results Out of Spec Remarks S/G C 0920 ACETATE 2.8 PPB 0920 BLDN 26.0 K LBS/KR 0920 CAT 0.129 US/CM 0920 F 0.8 PPB e 0920 FORMATE 0.5 PPB 0920 NA 0.8 PPB 0920 PH 9.10 PH 0920 SIO2 25 PPB 0920 SO4 2.4 PPB S/G D 0929 ACETATE 2.7 PPB 0929 BLDN 27.5 K LBS/KR 0929 CAT 0.130 US/CM 0929 F 0.8 PPB 0929 FORMATE < 0.5 PPB 0929 NA 0.9 PPB 0929 PH 9.11 PH 0929 SIO2 25 PPB 0929 SO4 2.4 PPB Remarks: Reviewed by:
E-PLAN EXERCISE LIMITS EXCEPTION REPORT REPORT FOR: E-PLAN EXERCISE , -GROUP I.D.- TUR SAMPLE POINT I.D. REB DATE/ TIME ANALYSIS VALUE TTPE UPPER LOWER 15_Har-91 08:23 PH 10.16 PH CHEM 9.5 8.8 . GROUP I.D. PRI SAMPLE POINT I.D.
- RCS DATE/ TIME ANALYSIS VALUE TYPE UPPER LOWER '
08:20 DEI 4.80E-03 UCI/CC DEI-1 0.003 0.0 08:20 DEI 4.80E-03 UCI/CC DEI-2 0.010 0.0 i 08:20 DEI 4.80E-03 UCI/CC DEI-3 0.050 0.0 08:20 DEI 4.80E-03 UCI/CC DEI-4 0.1 0.0 08:20 DEI 4.80E-03 UCI/CC TECH 1.0 0.0 END OF THE LIMITS EXCEPTION REPORT - I h
MESSAGE NO: 002 THIS IS A DRILL M NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller TIME: 0800 (H+00:30) MESSAGE: The Control Room Crew has just felt an earthquake. NOTE: Give this snessage when annunciators 98C and 98D alatia. THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4.0-SC- 2
MESSAGE NO: 003 THIL IS A DRILL pg NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: Security Officer TIME: .0800 (H+00:30) MESSAGE: This is A.J. Silvey in SAS. We just felt an earthouake. We're sending out officers now to check the perimeter. NOTE: SAS is the Secondary Alarm Station in the Security Butiding. THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4.0-SC- 3
HESSAGE NO: 006 __ THIS IS A DRILL pg NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. To: Shift Supervisor FROM: Forrest Rhodes TIMI: 0802 (H+00:32) MESSAGE: This is Forrest. I just felt an earthquake. Have you felt anything in the Control Room 7 i i s P P h THIS IS A DRILL
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HESSAGE NO: 00$c THIS IS A DEILL D9 NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. To: Shift Sepervisor FROM: CR Lekd Controller TIME: 0830 (H+01:00) MESSAGE: Declars an Alatt based on the effects of an earthquake being felt and that monitors recorded acceleration of less that 0.15g. ; Notes Do not pass this message without consent of the Drill Leader Controller. P l t l [ THIS IS A DEILL l , f 91-FE 4.0-SC- 5 l
. . . . . ~ . ... - - .~ .. - .. ~ ~ . - _ . .. - . _- .- .- . . - ~ . - ~ KESSAGE NO: 006e 1 THIS IS A DRILL i 29 JepI initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. ' To: Shift Supervisor FROM: CR Lead Controller , TIME: 0930 (H+02:00) i MESSAGE: 'A 10.000 gallon per minutc cold leg LOCA occurs. The reactor trips. Safety Injectior is initiated but SI-A fails to start. There is'a subsequent fault on the startup transformer. NOTE: This message is only provided~1f the simulator fails. Additional operational data for this time period can be obtained froma Section j 5.0 at time 0930. J t 6 l THIS IS A DRILL i r e 91-FE 4.0-SC- 6 ! r
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l j FROH: TSC'or EOF Lead Controller - - i TIME:~ 1000 (H+02:30) . i MESSAGE: Declare a-Site Area Emergency due to the LOCA and a challenge to !
-fuel integrity'due to limited Emergency Core Cooling System !
(ECCS) function. NOTE: Do not pass this message without consent of the Drill Lead Controller.
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l MESSAGE NO: 008 THIS IS A DRILL f. 19 NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Shift Supervisor FROM: Security Officer TIME: 1105 (H+03:35) MESSAGE: This is A. J. Silvey in SAS. The portal monitors are alarming. Should we turn them off7 o THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4.0-SC- 8
MESSAGE NO: 009 THIS IS A DRILL Dg NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. To: Radiological Emergency Coordinetor in TSC FROM: HP Technician in Security Building TIME: 1105 (H+03:35) MESSAGE: This is Fred. I'm here at the Security Building. The portal monitors and the RM-14 are alarming. What do you want me to do? THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4,0.SC- 9 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ - _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ i
i MESSAGE NO: 010e l THIS IS A DRILL pg E01 initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Duty Emergency Manager FROM: EOF Lead Controller TIME: 1130 (H+04:00) MESSAGE: Declare a General Emergency due to the loss of containment integrity, a LOCA and failed fuel. NOTE: DO NOT pass this message without consent of the Drill Lead Controller. THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4.0-SC- 10
MESSAGE NO: 011 THIS IS A DEILL D9 NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: All Facilities FROM: Facility Lead Controllers TIME: 1400 (H+06:30) t MESSAGE: The day one exercise activities have been terminated. Collect all logs, notes, etc. and give them to the Facility Lead controller. The player critique will begin in a few minutes. , i h NOTE: Do not pase this message until instructed by the Drill Lead Controller. , THIS IS A DRILL l l l 91-FE 4.0-SC- 11 l
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=A. Maintenance Mini Scenario #1- I -t l Times _l0730+i(H+00:00+)
CHANGE OIL AND_ CLEAN OIL l FILTER ON PEH01B (Intermediate Head Safety b ni Injection Pump B)- Materials: , l MobilLDTE 797 - M/C 51500001 f Solvent Texsolva - M/C 10010047
'CUNO Filter Viton Head Gasket - M/C 9045088" Taskst i Perform general inspection of the:J1'H Lube Oil Pump for leakage of seals: oil reservoir gasket, filter and cooler for signs.of leakage: and ;
coupling for signs of grease leakage. Record findings on work request. . Reference section 4D of T/M M721 096. l Isolate oil filter by closing the inlet and outlet valves - see CUNO Tech Bulletin-AK.31.70 (Reference T/M M721-0093). Drain sump, remove sump and remove cartridge. Soak cartridge in solvent (if required) i until disc can be turned freely. Reinstall cartridge and sump using Viton: Head Gasket-(M/C 90450882, per PMR #01952). - Open' filter isolation
, valves.
To change oil, place a drip pan under the reservoir to collect any ; spillage and place a drain pan under the drain plug to collect the oil. ! Remove the reservoir oil drain plug-and allow the. oil to drain out. !
'After the oil.has drained'out,-reinstall the oil drain plug. Remove the '
pressure gauge and filler plug. Add oil.to the filler port until oil runs out'of the.open gauge connection (about three gallons). ( Replace the pressure gauge add filler plug. l COMPLETIONr E i This, task will require 45 minutes of work'after C-1 is' entered (~0945). [
-This pump cannot be allowed back-before 0945.
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B. Maintenance Mini Scenario #2 Time: 0730+ (H+00:00+) Reasons Drain line from SGL13B, Containment Spray Pump PEN 01B Room Cooler, is found to have water draining from it. Tasks.1 The water is collected and the leak rate is determined to be 1/2 gallon per minute. Write a work request to remove the inspection covers and look for the leak. , A leak is found to be coming from a tube at location 10A, at the header ' end of the tube bundle. Contact Operations to isolate and drain the Room Cooler. Rework the tube at location 10A to fix the leak or plug the Number 10 circuit. L Contact Results Engineering to update VCRE 6 document to reflect the new Room Cooler tube configuration.
- Contact Operations to remove the clearance on SGL13B and check the Room Cooler for leaks.
On completion of a successful leak test, reinstall the Room Cooler Covers. COMPLETION: Anytime during Exercise, i h F 91-FE 4.0-MINI- 2
l l l C. Maintenangf_Mfpf Scenario #3 TLmes 0730+ (H+00:00+) Reason: Precharge check of Accumulator il on AEFV 0039, per STN-AE-001. Tasks 4 The accumulator fails to discharge its hydraulic fluid to the oil reservoir. IEC checks the control-logic in the Control Room at the MSFIS panel. Logic proves to be correct. Note that this task may be accomplished by instructing others (i.e. Maintenance or Operations) over plant communications, on how to conduct this task. , The Maintenance Electricians check for proper electrical signals at the AEFV 0039 (electrical signals pravt to be correct). The Maintenance Mechanics install air pressure gauges at the test port connections of the Nancy 4-vay valve. The pilot air to the Nancy 4-way valve is correct (80 to 100 psi). Change out Nancy 4-way valve per the SW1 instructions, and the valve-actuator works correctly. Operations performs STN-AE-001. COMPLE;10NL Anytime during Exercise. I 91-FE 4.0-MINI- 3
i D. Maltit enance Mini _ Scenario #4 Times 0730 (H+00:00) Electrical Haintenance is performing Preventive daintenance Procedure HPE E009Q.02 on B Centrifugal Charging Pump Circuit Breaker (Breaker Number llB00201). Controller Note: When the drill begins, the electricians have already slasulated removal of the breaker and have completed procedure steps 1.0 through 7.7 E2MPLEON: r Do not give equipment back before 1030. e I t r i 91-FE 4.0-HINI- 4
_____- . - - I t E. Maint e===ae Mini Scenario d5 ! i Times 1000+ (H+02:30+) l t Reasont + l A major fault occurs in the start-up transformer resulting in the loss l i of the reactor coolant pumps, j i laihil i
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At this point. Operations will likely try to restore power to the PA busses by recovering the transformer or back-feed PA01 and PA02 busses { using procedure SYS MA-120. 160 performs their portion of SYS-MA-120 as j required. i t lf a team is sent to the transformer they will make the following ( observations: A large area on the exterior of.the. transformer case is darkened l and the paint is blistered. The damaged area is located on the -I east side of the transformer between the 2 intermost low voltago l
' bushing (below the Westinghouse Emblem and above the ' Danger High l Voltage" sign).- !
1 The automatic resetting relief device semaphore will be in_the ! tripped posittor.. The gas detector relay gauge will be pegged high (450cc/ Alarm). i
-The Mechanical Relief and Gas Detector Local Annunciator (at l transformer) are alarmed.
j: If a team is sent to MA104D and MA104E (start-up transformer protection f relay panels)-they will make the following observations ?
.t Note: The follouring relays have targets (orange or red flage) vialble MA104D !
- Differential relays 487/71 A phase and C phase instantaneous overcurrent. -
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- Vinding neutral ground relays 251N-1/71 cnd 251N+2/t1
- 286/71 Lockout relay.
- 30 10/71 UL-startup fault pressure. i MA104E .,
i. Phase overcurrent relays 450-451/71 A phase and-C phase ]
' instantaneous:over current.- 1
. Winding neutral ground relays 251N-3/T1 and 251N-4/71.
486 Lockout relay. _ j 8/71 switch yard-transfer trip. !
- 463X-1/T1-and 463X-2/T1 fault pressure auxiliary. t
'The Shift Supervisor /or TSC should then dispatch one or more teams to begin. implementation of procedure SYS MA-120. !
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F. Maintenante Mini $sensrio #6 Times 1000+ (H+02:30+) Reason! Safety injection pump A fails to start. Breaker NB0103 trips. Taskst i If a team is sent to the breaker cubicle they will find that the instantaneous trip target (orange flag) on phase C time-overcurrent , relay is visible. ' If the breaker is inspected, no damage to either the breaker or cubicle is found. Continuity check 9 of each phase of the mator ccble indicates continuity on A and B phase only. This vill cause the team to evaluate entry into safety injection pump room #1113. Should the team be able to enter the room they will find phase C cable i termination kit in the motor junction box has blevn epart. Controllers Note: Inform the team that the junction bor is discolored. ' C1oser inspection reveals a burnt smell at the box. Coroletient ' Do not give equipment back before 1030. l 91-FE 4.0. MINI. 7
ILC HINI SCENARIOS t TIME: 0930+ (H+02:00) i i Reason: Upon attempts by Operations to reset SI Train B (as required). SI fails to reset. All conditions which must be met for $1 reset should allow reset, t CRALLENGES - Troubleshooting determines TD1 to be the failure, because ! At is not timing out to allow Si to reset as required. :
- Obtain replacement TD1 from the varehouse FIIES - Replace & properly test tp1, [
- Or defeat TD1 to allow SI to be reset until such time as !
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P10-1 70: WCP20 FROH KSNP TIHE: 8:15 HEJSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Doug Lawrence at KSNP. We've apparently just had an earthquake, as I'm sure you're aware. The radio station seems to have come through it ok, but how did the plant do? Did it trip? Have you activated your emergency plan? Is there any visible damage you're aware of ? Can you call me when you have more information? PIO-2 70: VCPIO TRDH KTKA-TV TIHE: 8: 45 HESSACE: ' Thia is a Drill" This is Marshall Aspin at KTKA TV in Topska. We've had reports of an earthquake in the Burlington area. Has there been any damage from the quake at Wolf Creek? I assume the plant has been shut down--is that right? How do you know the plant hasn't been damaged? Why don't you shut it down right away--I remember from your briefing last year, you said you could shut it down in two seconds. Wouldn't it be safer to shut it down fast, just to make sure there hasn't been any damage? PIO-3 TO: WCPIO FROM: Kansas Info. Network TIME: 8:50 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Ben Boatman with Kansas Information Network. We're getting all kinds of reports about a massive earthquake in Coffey County. Can you verify if you've had a quake, and has it damaged Wolf Creekt Have you declared an amergency? Is the plant still running? Has any radiation been released? How can you be sure? What are you doing to prepare for aftershocks? Have you evacuated anyone from the area as a precaution? 91-FE 4.0-P10 1
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I PIO 4 70: VCP10 FROM KSNT i l TIMI: 9:00 ! I MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' { This is Barbara Berra, KSNT TV in Topeka. Ve understand I there has been damage and a release of radiation f rom Volf ! Creek as a result of the earthquake. Ilow much radiation has escaped, and who is being affectedt ; If the plant were damaged, how far could radiation go-- ! could it get as far as Topeka? What determines how far ( radiation travels if there is a releasef Just between you ; and me, If you lived downwind from Wolf Creek, wouldn't
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We've been trying to contact the Coffey y. Corepo planning going on outdepartment, there? and they toldunty unemergency to call you What's Just how serious is this-.has theree to plantt beenthe damagIn there Ve have a crev on their say out the helicopter, plant? and who can they talk to ththere- where can they land ere at the MI-2 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: ESNT TIMES 9:10 MESSAGE:
'This is a Drill' This is Barbara Berra. KSNT-TV. I jutt talked with your Public Information Officer at back, they referred me to you. the plant, and when I called out with at the plant?to Volf Creek to do a live interviewWe vant to send Who can vt talk scene -how close can we get to Wolf CreektWe need to do the MI-3 TC)
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HI-4 70: Mrdia Inquiry FROH KYOE Radio 9:10 B TIME: HISSAGE: 'This is a Drill' { t Hello, I'm Barton Novak, KV0E Radio in tmporia. I've been , trying since 8:15 to call Wolf Creek for information about ' quake damage, and I can't get thrcugh. Can you tell me what's happened? If there wasn't much damage, why can't I get through to the plant--I usually talk to Ronn Smith out , there. Are you sur? there is no danger--I have a responsibility to my listeners to report the fact.s. HI 5 TO: Media Inquiry FROM Associated Press (Kansas City) TIME: 9:12 HESSAGE: 'Thim is a Drill' t Is this the Volf Creek d.isaster infornation line? I'm David Wagner with AP in Kansas City. What exactly has happened down thers..we're getting all kinds of conflicting reports about an cartbayeke and damage from it. Has the planc been damaged? If it hasn't been damaged, why are yee shutting it down? MI-6 TO: Media Ir v:ry FROM: KSNP + TIME: 9:15 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Doug Lawrence at KSNP radio in New Strawn. I've been reporting news of the earthquake, and I'm getting all kinds of callr from families of Wolf creek employees, asking if there have been any injuries at the plant. I'd like to help put their fears to rest. Can I roll a tape and ask you some questions? OK, here goes: T Have any employees been hurt as a result of the earthquake i this morning? Are any employees being sent home as a i precautionary measure? Volf Creek'? phones are really ' tied up--should employees' spouses and f on111es just keep ' ! trying to call the plant to talk to employees and find out l if they're OK7 r l 91-FE 4,0-MI. 2 I
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i HI-8 70: Mrdia Inquiry TROM: KAKE-TV i 71HE: 9:15 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' ' There are reports of an earthquaka in Coffey County. How j has Volf Creek been affected? What precautions are taken : to protect nuclear plants from earthquakes? Did Wolf Creek's planners ever expect an earthquake here in Kansas? (If asked, your name is Bob Wood.) i HI-9 70: Media Inquiry i FROM: WDAF. Radio 71HE: 9:15 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hike Hannis, VDAF Radio--There are reports coming over the wire about an earthquake near Burlington, Kansas. How far is that from Wolf Creek? Did you feel the earthquake at the plant? Has it caused any damage? Is the plant still running? HI-10 70: Media Inquiry FROM: }MBC TV TIME: 9:15 HESSAGE: "4his is a Drill' This is Darla Dillinger. KMBC Channel 9 in Kansas City. What can you tell me about the earthquake at Wolf Creek? Is there any threat to the public? What damage can you see at the plant site? We're planning to send a crew down to Coffey County. Who can we meet with and talk to from the plant 7 I 91-FE 4.0-M1- 3
HI.11 TO: H;dia Inquiry FROM: KTKA.TV TIME: 9:15 MISSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hello, this is Marshall Aspin at KTKA.TV. May I speak to Ronn Smith or Mona Grimsley at Wolf Creek? They're our usual contacts at the plant..has something happened to them? OK. what can you tell me about the effect of the earthquake on Wolf Creek? MI-12 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: Wichita Eagle T1HE: 9:20 i MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Dan Woodstein. Wichita Eagle. We've received your release about the emergen'y at Wolf Creek. During the rate hearings, you all said that this plant was built in coffey County because there was no chance of an earthquake in that area. Looks like you were wrong, doesn't it? What damage has the quake caused? Will the plant stand up to the inevitable aftershocks you'll be receiving? MI.13 Toa Media Inquiry FROM: KFDI TIKE: 9:20 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hi, I'm Buck Bodeen at KPDI radio news. I need some information about the earthquake in Coffey County--can I roll a tape? OK, tape's rolling. What can you tell us about what has happened to Volf Creek because of the earthquaket Let's suppose there's another quake, and the plant is damaged. How far would radiation go from the plant, and how would it affect people who got in its way! 91-FE 4.0-MI- 4
MI.14 To: Msdia Inquiry , FROM: KCMO Radio i TIME: 9:20 ' MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hello, I'm Laura McGill with KCHO News Radio 81 in Kansas ; City. Can I ask you some questions about the emergency at ! Volf Creek 7 OK, I'm taping our conversation for air i play. Just how badly was the nuclear plant damaged in i this morning's earthquake? You've declared an Alert emergency..what does that mean? Is anyone being ! evacuated? As far as I know, there has never been an earthquake this serious in Kansas--did anyone ever think of the possibility of an earthquake when Wolf Creek was being builti r MI 15 70: Media Inquiry FROM: KOFO-TV ' TIME: 9:20 l MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm Larry Myers, KOFO-TV in Pittsburg. Has any radiation been released from Volf Creek? Do you know for sure how ; seriously the plant has been damaged? What's the worst that could happen if another earthquake hits tht Volf , r Creek site 7 i HI-16 70: Media Inquiry i FROM: Topeka Capital Journal TIME: 9:20 . MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I This is Steve Swartzkopf, Topeka Capital Journal. I need i some background information on Wolf Creek's construction, specifically on its seismic specifications. Do you have that, or could you tell me where I might find it--seems like I recall some kind of safety analysis report that was available in some library... ! i i l 91-FE 4,0.gI. 3 ,
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M1-;7 Hedte Inquarp FROM: Kans.as City Stai TIME: 9ti5 MESSAG%f ' Thia ja B Drill' I'm M4rty Rosenblum, Kansas City Star. What is happening at Wolf Creek now? There have been questions since conctruction about tl.s quality of pipe welds in that plant. Isn't it true that those poor quality welds would be the first thing to fall under the stress of an earthquake? Do you plan to radiographically test all those welds? When will you have more detailst MI-18 Tot Media Inquiry
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What's the situation at Volk Creek? You've declared an Alert--does that mean the national guard has been " activated to help evacuate people? If Wolf Creek were to - release radiation, and I know-it hasn't yet, how much i danger are the people of Topeka in? I MI-19 70: Media Inquiry FROM KICT Radio TIMI: 9:25 KESSAGE: " Thia is a Drill' f Is this Wolf Creek? I'm Dawn Porter, KICT Radio. There's , a wire story running about an Alert caused by an earthquake. Is there any chance the radiation from Wolf I Creek could have caused this earthquake? What about the people around the plant--have they.been contaminatedt !!ow , do you know? ! 91-FE 4.0-MI. 6 f i , .e.. v.-. =y . _.4. , __ , ,.#, . . , ..,,,.cy .,. . , _ . .,y ,.,, ,w._.w pm,~m. -, . , . , _.,.,..,_,,me,,.--U
Hl.20 70: Hrdia Inquiry FROM: CNN T1HE: 9:2? l HESSAGE 'This is a Drill' ' This is Peter Annette, Cable News Network in New York. AP has just run a tory saying that an Alert has been declared at y ur nuclear plant because of an earthquake. How a *ious 10~this problem? Has there been any visible damage at the plant? Where is this plant located in relation to Kansas City? Is At near any large citiest F HI-21 70: Media Inquiry FROM: KSNP T1HE: 9:30 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Doug Lavrence, KSNP Radio. Ve're still getting calls from fardlies of Wolf Creek workers wanting to know what's going on at the plant. Is there any more you can tell me to reassure them about the safety of their family members working at the plant? HI-22 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: Ottawa Herald TIME: 9:30 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hello, I'm Jim Harsch, Ottava Enrald. We're looking for some more local details about the earthquake. Has Wolf Creek been affected? Van any radioactivity released? If there was a release of radiation, would it threaten the people in Ottawa..we're only about 45 miles away. 91-FE , 4.0 HI- 7
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H1-23 70: H dic Inquiry ; FROM: XRZZ Radio TIHE: 9:30 t HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm Belinda Thomas, KR22 Radio in Wichita. Can you gave l me some information on the emergency at Wolf Creek? OK, # I'm Joing to roll a tape. When did the Volf Creek plant experience this earthquake? Did you feel the earthquake, , and see the buildings shake, or was it just detected by s instruments? What damage did it cause to the plant? Why
- did you declare an emergency? What are plant operators I doing right now?
HI.24 TO: Hedia Inquiry FROM: AP--Kansas City TIME: 9: 35 ! HESSAGE: 'This la a Drill' . This is David Wagner. Associated Press Kansas City. Hy contact in Topeka tells me that as a result of the Wolf Creek emergency, the State Defense Building and National : Guard armory are being activated, and that security there ' is very tight. What's going on--is the emergency at the plant more serious than you've been telling uc7 - HI-25 TO: Media Inquiry l FROM: ABC New York TIME: 9:35 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hello. I'm Brent Jennings, ABC News New York. We have a wire story here about an emergency at your nuclear platit caused by an earthquake this morning. What can you tell as about it? Isn't it unusual to have an earthquake in
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MI.26 70: M dio Inquiry FROM: KANU Radio TIME: 9:35 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm Elisa Hirschfield. KANU Radio in Lawrence. I'm working on a report about this morning's earthquake for flational Public Radio. Just what impact did the quake have on Wolf Creek? Was the plant designtd to withstand earthquakes. since we almost never have them in Kansas 7 How big an earthquake could we have before the plant would be seriously damaged? , MI-27 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: KCMO Radio TIME: 9:40 hESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hi, I'm Laura McGill at KCMO Radio in Kansas City. We're getting ready to air an update on the earthquake. We've heard reports of pcssible damage to the John Redmond Reservoir dam, and the Melvern Lake dam. That must have been quite an earthquake--are you certain there was no , damage at Wolf Creek? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message--rumor 'to track. MI-28 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: 4DAF TV TIME: 9:40 MISSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Cindy Brown htAF TV-4 news in Kansas City. Can you give me information about how thia morning's earthquake impacted Wolf Creek? You declared the emergency just as a precaution? So as far as you know. there was no damage? Do you think people should be , concerned that an earthquake could de.asge Wolf Creek to the excent of possibly releasing radiation? 91-FE 4,0.MI. 9 i
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g I MI-29 70: Media Inquiry FROM: KAKE-TV i l TIKE: 0940 j { HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' ' Hi, I'm Bob Wood. KAKE-TV News. I just talked to Dr. Albert Orman, professor of geology at UCLA. He said that ! based on their research, there is bound to be another f tremor at least as strong as the fir 6t one, within the I next 12 hours. Is Wolf Creek mkragement aware of that I fact, and what are you doing to prepare for it? f NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this ! uessage--rumor to track. f HI-30 70: Hedia Inquiry FROM: NBC--New York TIKE: 9:45
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t This is Joan Buckingham, hoc News New York. I'm calling ; for information about the emergency at your nuclear plant. I need to talk to the company president, or vice ] president nuclear--who would that be? When would I be able to talk to them? As a national TV network, we're used to dealing with top level erscutives--even Three Mile t Island had their vice president as spokesman, please get ( a message to your upper management as snon as possible. > and call me back--we have a 11:00 eastern time deadline I for our noon newscast. ! i r HI-31 TO: Media Inquiry [ FROM: Wall Street Journal TIKE:' 9:45 l[ I f HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm George Neuvall, finaniial reporter for the Wall Street ! Journal. Can you tell mv how much damage your Wolf Creek ! plant. received during_the earthquake this morning? Just where in Kansas is this plant located? How intense was the earthquake at the' plant site? l t 91-FE 4.0-HI- 10 l i i _. . _ . _ . . . _ _ _ _ , . . _ . _ _ _ . _ _ . _ . ~ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ . _ . . . _ . _ _ _ _ _. -
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HI.33 To: Media Inquiry FROH KV0E Radio TIME: 9:48 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm Barton Novak,- KYOE RMdio in Emporia. One of our coffey County listeners just called and said she saw a lot l of activity on the road to Wolf Creek..a lot of cars were coming out of the plant. Is.something going on? Has something happened in the plant? NOTg4 Contact Lead Controller _ prior to giving this message- rumor to track. HI.33 To .Hedia Inquiry FROM EMAJ , i TIME: 9:50 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hello, this is Mike Mannis, KMAJ Radio in Topeka. There's ', a story out now that Dr. Albert Orman, professor of I geology at UCLA, is projecting a second, stronger earthquake for Coffey County within 17 hours. What are l. you doing.to prepare for this? Just how big a quake can
- the nuclear plant take without melting down?
NOTE: Contact Lead' Controller prior to giving this , message--rumor to track. ' MI-34 TO: Media Inquiry FROM KFDI e TIME: 9:50 MESSAGES' 'This is a Drill' Yes, Buck Bodeen here, with KFDI Radio news. Are you { aware of the report from CNN that there will probably be-
-another earthquake within the next few hours? I'd like to get your comments on'the air--I'm-rolling a tape. Is Wolf Creek prepared.for a-second, possibly stronger l
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f H8 35 70: Hedia Inquiry l FROH: KCHO , T1HE: 9:$0 I t HESSAGE: 'This la a Drill' ' t I'm Laura McGill. KCHO Radio news. I need some background l i.nformation on Wolf Creek. When was it built? Ilow much ! cid it cost? Who besides ECPL owns the plant? How many f people get electricity from Volf Creek? HI-36 70: Hedia Inquiry I FROH: KCFO TV TIME: 9:50 , KESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' i This is Larry Myers. KOFO-TV news. Who are the owners of i the Wolf Creek plant? Isn't KPL Gas Service involved some ! wayi Do you think this will change KPL's plans to buy ; KGLl*? i HI-37 70: Hedia Inquiry i t FROH: KR2Z Radio , TIHE: 9:$0 t HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Belinda Thomas.-KRZZ Radio news. How well is Wolf Creek protected against possible aftershocks from this ( earthquake? If there is a big enough earthquake, could
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l l Hl.30 TO: Hidia itiquiry FROM: LYCE TIME: 9:55 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' i This is Barton Novak with KYOE Radio in Emporia. We've had reports from . cme listeners in coffey County that a lot of cars are leaving the Wolf Creek site. lia s something happened to cause you to evacuate your workers? If nothing is happening, why are so many prople lesving the plant? There's obviously something going on, and we I need to know about it. Is there someone else I can talk tof NOTg Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message--rumor to track. HI-39 TO: Media Inquiry FROM KFDI Radio TIME: 9:55 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' 111 I'm Buck Bodeen at KFDI Radio news. Our Coffey County listeners are saying that larRe numbers of cars are leaving Wolf Creek. What is happening there? Is it normal for a lot of cars to leave the plant this time of day? Or are you trying to get your employees out of danger before you tell everyone else? NOTE: Contact Land Controller prior to giving this message--rumor to track. 91-FE 4.0 MI- 13
f. HI.40 70: Ifedia Inquiry FROM: KS hV T'.' TLME: 9:55 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Jackson Hunt. KStiW news. Our camera crew has been flying over the Wolf Creek area taking videotape, and they report a large number of cars leaving the plant site. What is going on? Are you evacuating the plant? Do you think this means something has gone drastically wrong with the plant? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message--rumor to track. M1 41 70: Hedia Inquiry FROM: Callaway County Times TIME: 10:00 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm George Jones, editor of the Callaway County Times in Missouri. I understand Wolf Cr6ek plant went through an earthquake. How is it holding up 7 You know. Callaway plant over here is close to the New Madrid fault. We've always wondered how it would hold up -I guess well see. Could you call me every so often to let me know what's goins on over there..I'm real interested? MI-42 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: Emporia Gaaette TIME: 10:00 MESSAGE: "This is a Drill' I'm Raymond Ball with the Emporia Gazette. ks'r4 a'. our deadline for this edition, and we have the M 1 rolsase about the Alert. Can you update me about ,*e stat'a of Wolf Creek? i 91.FE 4.0-MI. 14
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t MI.43 70: Media Inquiry i FROH: 10:0$ ! l TIME: St. Louis Post Dispatch MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' i This is Ed Covey. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Ve have the i vire story about an Alert at Wolf Creek. Have you determined what was damaged by the earthquaket How strong a quake was it? What's goin6 on over there right now? MI.44 To: Hedia Inquiry i FROM: Kansas City Star ; i TIME: 10:0$ [ MESSAGE: "This is a Drill' ' v i l'm Marty Rosenblum at the Kansas City Star. There are k reports of an evacuation in coffey County resulting from i radiation leaking out of Wolf Creek. Was this leak caused -
.by the earthquake? How serious is it? Could radiation f from Wolf Creek endanger Kansas City? !
NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message--rumor to track. HI-45 70: Media Inquiry FROM: KSNP-
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This is Doug Lawrence. KSNP Radio. We've just broadcast -! the.EBS announcement about a Site Area Emergency. Do you ! know which two fission product barriers have been i breached? Is.there a release of radiation going on, or is .! it just a possibilityt Vhen will you have more details-- ! we've got to-get this information on the airl i
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M1-46 70s H dia Inquiry FROM: KV0E Radio ; TIME: 10:10 MESSAGES 'This is a Delll' This is Barton Novak at KV0E. You really have a ness now, don't you? What exactly has happened to make you declare this Site Area Emergency? We've just broadcast the EBS announcement saying they're evacuating John Redmond Reservoir--does that mean radiation is heading this way? - Should we be warning Lyon County residents to evacuate or take coverf ' HI-47 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: KWCH TV TIME: 10:15 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Ron Vebster, KVCH TV in Wichita. We just got a call from someone saying they're a Volf Creek employee. They told us you've got water leaking out of the reactor out there. Con you confirm or deny that? If water is Icaking out doesn't that mean you'll have a meltdown? What about the groundwater? Wouldn't this leak contaminate ground water for miles around the plant? NOTE: Contact Lead Controllar prior to giving this message--rumor to track. HI-48 70: Media Inquiry FROM: KPDI TIME: 10:15 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm Buck Bodeen, KPDI Radio news. I now have information that you've upgraded your emergency, and that radioactive water is pouring out of Wolf Creek. I'm taping our conversation--can you tell our listeners what happened? Can you provide us with any details about the disaster? What should residents around the plant do? Is there any i danger that radiation could threaten Wichita? k 91-FE 4.0-HI- 16
M1-49 70: Modia Inquiry ' FROM: V:10 Radio - TIME: 10:15 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm Reid Elliott, VHO Radio in Chicago. There's an AP story running about an emergency at the Wolf Creek nuclear plant resulting from an earthquake. Can you update me on what's happened? How many people live in the plant area? Why don't you just evacuate all of them, just to be on the safe sidef ! MI-50 70: Media Inquiry i FROM: Kansas Info. Network TIME: 10:20 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hello, this is Ben Boatman, Kansas Information Network. I understand there has been another earthquake at Wolf Creek, and it's ruptured the water lines leading to the reactor. Can you confirm that? What do you know about the emergency? Could I get more information at the armory here in Topeka? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message--rumor to track. MI-51 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: KCTV-5 TIME: 10:20 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill
- KCTV-5 Action News here. We've gotten trord about the upgraded emergency at Wolf Creek. We're sending a camera crew to the site--what's the best way to get there, and who can we interview once we get there?
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HI-52 70: Media Inquiry FROM KMBC TV g TIME: 10:20 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Who is this? I'm Shiela Dresser. KMBC 1V news in Kansas City. We've sending crews to Topeka and Burlington to I cover the Wolf Creek disaster. Who is available that our reporters can interview? Can you give me names and titles ' of the spokesmen, so we can get our graphics prepared? , Would you be able to verify that and call me back? 4 HI-53 70: Media Inquiry ' Associated Press FROM: TIME: 10:25 , MESSAGE: *This is a Drill' This is David Wagner. Associated Press Kansas City. There are reports out that another earthquake has struck Coffey County, with the epicenter right at Wolf Creek. Can you confirm this? Has there been further damage to the reactor 7 Do you know what caused the more serious situation? What are you doing to protect employees and the public around the plant? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message--rtamor to track. . i HI-54 70: Media Inquiry FROM KAKE-TV TIME: 10:25 MESSAGE: 'This is a Delll' I'm Bob Wood, KAKE TV news. We sent a camera crew out about an hour and a half ago, and we can't raise them on the radio. They were driving to Wolf Creek. We just heard about the Site Area Emergency. Would radiation in the air block out our radio signa 17 What about i electromagnetic pulse--I know that's a problem with atom i bombs, but would a plant accident also generate it? We're concerned about the welfare of our reporters--can you send someone out to check on them? l 91 FE 4.0.MI- 18
HI.55 70: Hidia Inquiry FROM: WDAF-TV TUiE 10:25 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm Cindy Brown, VDAF-TV tiews. We have a camera crew located just north of Wolf Creek at an old elevator at Sharpe, Kansas. With the evacuation going on, are they in any danger of being overexposed to radiation? Would they [ be able to see or feel radiation if it came towards them? + HI-56 70 Media Inquiry FROM: KSNV.TV l TIME: 10:25 i MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' i I'm Jackson !!unt, KSNW TV. We're trying to get to the i bottom of what's going on at Wolf Creek. Our reporter in Topeka says your spokesman doesn't know if the latest problems were caused by the first eartfquake, or if there was a second earthquake, or if it isn't related at all to an earthquake. Can you tell me what's going on? What do you know for certain? MI-57 70: Media Inquiry FROM: Wichita Eagle TIME: 10:30 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Den Woodstein, Wichita Eagle, We've been talking to Dr. John Mangers at the Kansas State University nuclear engineering department. lie says nuclear plants are designed to withstand earthquakes, and that the problem you're having is possibly not related to the earthquake. Can you comment on that? Would you say it is likely or unlikely that the earthquake contributed to this problem?
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H3-$8 TO Media Inquiry FROM: Topeka Capital Journal TIME: 1030 MESSAG2: 'This is a Drill' Hello, I'm Steve Swartr.kopf, Topeka capital Journal. What can you tell me about the emergency s.t Wolf Creek? Are you evacuating people 7 Why is the John Redmond area being evacuated? If radiation is released. how will people in the area know about itt MI-59 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: United Press International TIME: 10:30 MESSAGE: 'This lo a Drill' I'm Penny Nichols, United Press International in Kansas City. Our wire has been down all morning, and I'm just now learning of the earthquake and the emergency at Wolf Creek. Can you briefly tell me what's happened, who is being affected by the radiation, how many people have been evacuated, and what you're doing to stop the release of radiation? M1-60 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: ABC-New York TIME: 10:45 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Brent Jennings. ABC News New York. We're flying a news team to Kansas to cover the earthquake and the nuclear plant meltdown. They'll be flying into Kansas City. What's the fastest way to get from Kansas City to the plant site? Who can our reporters Anterview? l 91-FE 4.0-HI- 20
M1-61 70: Media faquiry FROM: CNN TIMI: 10:45 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Peter Annette, CNN news. We're going to be covering the Kansas earthquake and nuclear plant disaster extensively. In otoer to really tover this event, we'd like to send a reporter into the plant with one of your repair teams. Ve're of course willing to sign a waiver of liability document. How do we go about making these arrangements? Yo'2're of course aware v0 had a reporter in Baghdad during the war--does this mean you think the situation is more dangerous than a war? Vill you contaci your management with our request, and call me back as soon as possible? NOTE: Controller contact Lead Cont. roller prior to giving this message--track response to request. MI-62 TL Media Inquiry FROM: KKRD Radio TIME: 10: 45 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Mike Gleason, KKRD Radio news. Our sources tell us that, in light of the earthquake and the nuclear plant emergency, the Kansas National Guard has been moeslized and is ptsparing for mass evacuations throughout the state. Can you confirm or deny this? In the worst cawe4-if Wolf Creek blows up and pours out all its radiation-- how much of the state could be contaminated? Are we talking about possible evacuation of Wichita? 91-FE l 4.0-MI- 21
MI-43 T9: M-dia Inquiry FROM: NBC- New York TIME: 11:00 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Frank Barsa, assistant producer for NBC Nightly News. We wa - *o have someone from Volf Creek available for a live interview on our 6:30 newscast. They could go to one of our affiliate stations--probably WDAF-TV in Kansts City, or KSNT-TV in Tepeka--to do the interview. What do we need to do to arrange this? They need to be in the studio in Kansas City or Topeka by 6:15--that's 5:15 your time. NOTE: Controller contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message--track response to request. MI-64 TO: Mecia Inquiry FROM: BBC--Lor. don TIME: 11:00 MESSAGE: "This is a Drill' This is Miles Hambaugh, with the Brit.ish L ' asting Corporation in ..mndon. We're reporting 4 '
.a .ergency caused by an ea'.thquake at your Wolf Cre ' '
station. You may be aware that our Sizewell statt- i- w it from the same design. Just how much damage L tavr one to the plant? It it leaking radiation? Hat # the - nnt , systems operated as they are designed to io thre.ghout this affair? M1-65 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: KV0E Radio
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- This is barton Novak, KVDE news in Emporia. .u're getting flooded with calls from listeners who cre r -ivd about being irradiated from Wolf Creek. What- atus--are you still saying that no one is in dang 11 ,- there anything we should tell our listeners to 90 + a precautionary measure?
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_- T IME : ' 11:15 ' MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' > Hi', this is Buck Bodeen'again, with KFDI Radio news. I
- need an update on Wolf Creek--can I record your response?
L Ok--What's currently happening at Wolf Creek? Is the i situation getting better or worse? If radiation dces leak out of'the plant, where would you expect it to go?' Do you think Vichita would be in any danger? MI-67 10: Media Inquiry FROM: KV0E Radio i TIME: 11:30*- MESSAGEi- This-is a Drill' We've just broadcast an EBS. announcement-of a General Emergency at Wolf Creek. It really doesn't give much detail-ecan you tell me what's happened? Eas there.been an explosion, or another-earthquake--what caused you to do this? The EBS announcement doesn't say anything about Emporis or Lyon. county--is there-anything people in this area should be doing to protect themselves?
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We understand a General Emergency is in:effect at Wolf Creek. Does'that mean'there.has been a meltdown? Just. how serious is this? 'Could the Kansas City area be affected by deadly radiation?
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MI-72 70: Midia Inquiry FROM: WIBW-TV TIME: 11:45 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hello, I'm Nancy McFall, assignment editor for VIBW-TV. We're going to send a news crew out to cover the evacuation of Coffey County. I need to know how far down Highway 75 they can go--can you still get to Burlington, or is the road blocked? Where are people being evacuated to? MI-73 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: CBS--New York TIME: 12:00 , MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm Cecilia Castle, CBS news New Yo . We have the wire story about the nuclear disaster at wolf Creek. Is this the first time a General Emergency has been declared in # the United States? How does this compare to Chernoby1? If you could characterize this emergency in just one word, , what would that word be? Where is the closest place we can send crews to cover the evacuation? + MI-74 To: Media Inquiry FROM: WDAF-TV TIME: 12:00 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill
- This is Cindy Brown, WDAF-TV. According to our sources in Coffey County, there has been an explosion at Wolf Creek which has literally ripped the reactor dome wide open.
- They say you can see radiation pouring out in a black cloud. Can you confirm this? Exactly what has happened, and what can you see from outside the plant?
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. MESSAGE: "This-is a Drill' This-is Elisa Hirschfield, reporting for KANU and National Public' Radio. In simple-terms, wasn't the disaster at- '
Wolf Creek caused by a failure of_both man and. machine? ; Isn't this just the kind of failure your critics have-been i talking about for years? Wouldn't it just make_ good sense l to-shut down all the other nuclear plants in the country- ; after seeing what a terrible price we in Kansas are paying [ for this technology gone astray? j MI-76 TO:- Media-Inquiry I, t FROM: ABC Nightline ! U TIME: 12:15 MESSAGE: "This is a Drill
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I'm Aaron-Snell, with ABC News Nightline. We're preparing ! special. coverage _of-the nuclear plant disaster and the '
-earthquake-for tonight's-show. I need background-information. When was Wolf Creek built?' What kind _of reactor is it? Who owns the plant?; Has it had'a history !
of poor performance? .Where is it located from Kansas- ! JCity? What impact will this disaster have both on your
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. disaster.at Wolf Creek-was caused either by a nuclear or a ;
hydrogen explosion. -Can you confirm that?f'Could;that ! kind of"an explosion just happen, or would you think it i might-be the result of a terrorist attack?_ Have you_had . any _ tightening of security as - a- result of the Gulf War? t NOTE: Contact Lead Controller _ prior to giving this-message--rumor to track. [' 91-FE 4.0-MI- 26 i 1 _ - ~ . - , __ - - _ _ -
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- e This is Marty Rosenblum, Kansas City Star, What's happening now at Wolf Creek? We've heard that the General i Emergency was caused by a hydrogen explosion--where did the hydrogen come from? Is it possible that it could 1 happen again?
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'P MESSAGE: "This is a Drill' Hello, I'm Penny Nichols. UPI. We've been told by a I reliable source that the farmland in Coffey County will -
never be usuable again because of the radiation contamination. If that's true, who will pay the farmero j: in the area for their loss? Does Wolf Creek have insurance-for this kind of thing? : MI-80 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: KK0Y-TV TIME: 12:30 MISSAGE: "This is a Drill
- This is Anne Frank, KK0Y TV news. How much of the state do you think will be contaminated by radiation from Wolf Creek? Is it deadly to people? How will this affect agriculture in the area 7 i
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-MI-811 70i' Hsdia Inquiry FROM: Pittsburg Horning Sun TIMES. 12:45 MESSAGE _ 'This is a Drill' This is Don Winston. Pittsburg Horning Sun. There are a lot:of people here in Pittsborg who " - ally worried about getting radiated from_the Volf s 1,4 accident.
We're only 90 miles downwind. The local Army / Navy store has had a run on gas masks, and we've also seen people sealing up their windows with plastic. How much radiation will get here, and what precautions should our residents be taking? Will we be able to see a cloud of radioactivity, or how do you know where it is? If someone is exposed, does it burn _their skin like acid?- Will someone from the state or the Department of Energy.be coming here to help us prepare for the radioactive cloud? NOTE: Controller contact Lead Controller before giving message--misinformation to track. MI To: Media Inquiry FROM: NBC_Today-Show TIME: 12:45
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- Hello I'm Jan Stephenson, reporter for-the NBC Today Show. We're doing a.special show in the morning about the disaster at your nuclear plant. _I need some background information._ How much did Wolf Creek cost to build?
Where exactly _is_it-lockted? Who are the owners? How old is the plant? How many people work there? What is the town nearest the plant, and how large is it? -How close is the nearest large city? E 91-FE'
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l MI-83 TO: H;dio Inquiry FROM: McNeil Leher News Hour TIME: 12: 45 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm James Chestnut, producer for the McNeil Loher news hour on the public broadcasting system. We're looking for an official from Wolf Creek to be involved in a discussion of the disaster on tonight's 7 p.m. newscast. Can you, or someone on your staff, join us from one of the local PBS studios? MI-84 70: Media Inquiry FROM: KV0E Radio TIME: 1:00 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Thie is Earton Novak, KV0E Radio in Emporia. We've received word from a Wolf Creek employee that six workers received a tremandous radiation dose in fixing the plant today. Can you tell me who those workers are, and what their condition is? Any idea if they have been taken to a hospital or are they being treated on the scene? Just what is a leathal doae of radiation, and what does it do to you? If someone is overexposed, what are their symptoms? NOTE: Contact Lead Couttoller prior to giving this message--ruser to track. MI-85 TO: hedia Inquiry FROM: KSNW TIME: 1:00 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill
- This is Jackson Punt, KSNW TV news. I understand you've stopped the release of radiation from Wolf Creek. How much radiation escaped, and where did it go? Will you be able to decontaminate the area, or will it always be a wasteland? Do you know how many people were exposed to radiation? What about employees--was anyone hurt or exposed to radiation during this disaster?
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M2 86- TO: Media 2nquiry FROM: CNN TIME: 1:00 MESSAGE: "This is a Drill" This is Peter Annette. CNN news. Our reporters tell us that the radiation relea*e from Wolf Creek has been stopped. How much of the nrea has been contaminated? Do you know yet what exactly caused the radiation release? Was this a direct result of the earthquake? How many people were evacuated from the areat MI-87 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: San Francisco Examiner TIME: 1:15 HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill
- This is terry Grayson with the San Francisco Examiner.
We're doing a story on the Kansas earthquake and how it virtually destroyed your nuclear power plant. As you know, our Diablo Canyon and San Onofre power plants have l both been criticized for being near fault lines. After this experience, don't you think those plants should be shut down to prevent this same thing from happening out here? MI-88 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: Topeka Capital Journal TIME: 1:15 MESSAGE: "This is a Drill" This is Steve Swartzkopf, Topeka Capital Journal. Have you determined how much radioactive material escaped from the plant today? Was the radiation-release a result of the earthquake? How did you stop the radiation from ; escaping? Have any employees, or members of the local ~ public, been injured or contaminated 7 t 91-FF 4,0.gI. 30 { 1
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knew if they'll be able to go back? Who will make the ; 4ecision as to whether it is safe--Wolf Creek, the' State, ! or the Nuclear Regulatory Commission? ; e e MI-90 'TO: Medis. Inquiry [ t FROM: - Newsrsek TIMES- 1:30 i I.
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- i This is Cassandra Strahm. Newsweek magazine. We're going- I to do a special story in the next issue about the Kansas ;
earthquake-and the nuclear plant meltdown. I'll be j sending a reporter and a photographer out there this a afternoon. Where's the.best place for them to go? How'do l they get-there from the Kansas City airport? i i
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HESSAGE: 'This11s a Drill' i j Hello, I'm Dan-Woodstein Wichita Eagle. We've heard from a reliable source that more than 50 Coffey County- i residents have been seriously contoninated with radiation _ j
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MI-92 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: Kansas City Star TIME: 1:30 MESSAGE: 'This la a Drill" This is Marty Rosenblum, Kansas City Star. Now that the radiation release is over, what is your plan to get people back into their homes? What areas again have been evacuated? How many people does that involve? Are there any reports of injuries or contamination among your workers or the public? MI-93 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: National Enquirer TIME: 1: 4S MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill" This is Dana Weltsch, and I'm a reporter for the National , Enquirer. Tell me--how can I get a hold of some of the people who were evacuated today? Was anyone hurt? How many people live around the plant? Are there a lot of farms and dairies there? MI-94 TO: Media Inquiry FROM: USCEA TIME: 1:45
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- This is Pat Putnam, and I'm in charge of public relations for the U.S. Council for Energy Awareness. We've been bombarded with calls from-the media and other utilities -
wanting more information about the accident at Wolf Creek. Can you give me the latest information you have about what's happened? Was anyone hurt? Any idea how , much radiation was released, and how much land was contaminated? 91-FE 4.0-MI- 32
- MI-95 TO: Media-Inquiry FROM: KAKE-TV TIMES- 1:45-MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I'm Bob Wood, KAKE-TV news. Can you updr.te me on the status of the Wolf Creek disaster--what's the most recent developments? Have you done anything to " shore up* the ,
plant in case there is another earthquake or aftershock later today? Do you know whether or not the accident was a direct result of the quake, or were there other factors involved? r i 9 D t t 9 k 91-FE 4.0-MI- 33 [ i v-n ,-+m -
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f h Good morning I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap in the KSN/KCTV-5 ! newscenter. We have_ unconfirmed reports that an earthquake ; has struck Coffey County in eastern Kansas.- We. don't yet i know the_ severity of the quake.,but reports from law =j enforcement officials in the area say there was an i earthquske,_and there vill likely be damage resulting from i it. KSN/KCTV-5.has a news team in route to the area, and i we'll have more information as it becomes available.- Again, an earthquake has reportedly 6 truck the Coffey County ,( area in eastern Kansas. We'll have more information as it : becomes available. Thia is Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap, ! KSN/KCTV-5 news.
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I'm Bob Wood / Dan Marks in the KAKE/KMBC newsroom. An earthquaka.has been rep.'rted in eastern Kansas this morning. .According to. unconfirmed reports, the_ quake was j centered near Burlington, Kansas, about160 milas-south of ! Topeka. The. quake registered 4;on the Richter scale. and has-reportedly caused some damage in the area. { L Infonmation is sketchyfat best. We'll have more details as :I they become available. I'm Bob Wood / Dan Marks, KAKE/KMBC ] news.
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We have unconfirmed reports that' the earthquake measured 5 l on the Richter scale. KFDI/WDAF will have more details as i soon as'they're available. I'm Buck Bodeen/ Don Bishop, KPDI/WDAF radio news. , h MM-4 TO: Media Monitoring I
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TIME: 9il5: MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' ' 6 I We interrupt our-regular programming for a special report from the KWCH/WDAF newsroom. { f! Good morning,- I'm Jan Chestnut /Cindy Brown. An earthquake has struck Coffey County, in eastern Kansas. According to { the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake measured 4.7 on the j Richter scale, - In addition, vs've.just received word that the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant, located in.Coffey County, has declared { an Alert. ana ir preparing to_shutLdown. We don't yet know :
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radiation has been released, l, Again._an earthquake has beentreported in eastern Kansas, _)
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in rural Coffey County. We don't yet have damage reports l from the quake, but the Wolf Creek nuclear plant has just t declared an Alert emergency, and is shutting down as a result of the quake. Wolf' Creek is 19cated five adles north , of Burlington. Plant official say the quake was felt at 8:00 this morning, and that no radiation has yet been i released. Stay tuned to KKRD/KCM0 for more details. I'm Michelle Givens / Laura McGill. MM TO: Media Monitoring FROM: TV TIME: 09:15 i FISSAGE: "This is a Drill" Hello, I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan H11 sap. The Wolf Creek nuclear power plant near Burlington, Kansas has just declared an Alert, their second level of emergency, as a result of an
- earthquake which struck the Coffey County area about an hour ago.
Wolf creek officials say no radiation has been released, and the plant is being shut down. Plant operators are following their emergency procedures. ' We will be following this rapidly developing story closely, and vill have more reports as information becomes available. I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap KSN/KCTV-5 news. ,
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KAKE/KMBC news. Good morning, I'm Bob Vood/ Dan Marks. The Volf Creek , nuclear power plant near Burlington, Kansas has declared an , Alert this morning, as the result of damage received in an i earthquake which struck the area about an hour and a half ago. Plant officials say no radiation has been released, but the quake was felt at the plant and crews are now "salking down' vaticus systems to see if there has been damage. Meanwhile, there are unconfirmed reports from area residents , of six people who were injured when a grain elevator collapsed during the quake.- Again, those are unconfirmed ' reports we are currently trying to verify. We'll be breaking into programming periodically, as detail = become avai'able. This is Bob Vood/ Dan Marks, KAKE/KMBC news. MM-8 TO: Media Monitoring i FROM: Radio . i TIME: 9.20 - MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' An earthquake measuring nearly 5 on the Richter scale has i hit rural Coffey County. I'm Carey Gold / Dawn Palmer, with a special report from the KEYN/KMBZ newsroom. I talked with Doug Lawrence, radio station KSNP in New Strawn, and he gave me this report: ' (Lawrence) The earthquake hit here about 8 a.m. We first heard a rumbling kind of like thunder, then felt the building shake or shudder. I haven't heard of much damage to speak of, but it sure did get our attention! (Gold / Palmer) And it also got the attention of the Volf ' Creek nuclear plant, located five miles north of Burlington in coffey County. Plant operators have declared an Alert, their second of four emergency classifications. They say no radiation has escaped, but they want to shut the plant down ; end check for damage. ' From the KEYN/KMBZ newsroom, I'm Carey Gold / Dawn Palmer, t 91-FE 4.0.MM. 4
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- This just in to the KMUW/KCUR news room--An earthquake has i been reported in Coffey County Kansas, some 60 miles south !
of Topeka. Reports from the scene say the tremor caused some broken windows and other minor damage. The Wolf Creek nuclear power plant, located near the epicenter of the quake, has declared an emergency and is shutting down. Plant operators say no radiation has been released, and they are shutting the plant down as a precautionary measure. I'm i Riley Mock /Stan Baxter, KMUW/KCUR news. ; HH-10 70: Media Monitoring t FROM: TV { TIME: 9:25 i MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill * (graphic--Special Report) Hello, I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap in the KSN/KCTV-5 newsroom with an update on the earthquake in eastern Kansas. We now have word that the tremor measured nearly 5 on the Richter scale. By comparison, the San Francisco earthquake last year measured nearly S on the scale. While , damage seems to generally be light, there is one notable exception.- The Wolf Creek nuclear plant has declared an Alert, their second of four emergency levcis. Operators are i very concerned that the plant may have been damaged, and they're trying to get it shut down as soon as possible to begin inspecting for damage.
- We have a crew on its way to Coffey County to get a first-hand look at the situation. We'll let you know as soon as that crew arrives. This is Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap, ,'
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- Good morning! -With KPDI/WDAF radio news at-the bottom of the hour. I'm Buck Bodeen/ Dan Bishop. Leading the-news this morning, an earthquake measuring nearly 5 on the Richter scale struck Coffey County in eastern Kansas at about 8 o' clock this morning. Residents reported minor damage to homes and businesses, and the kolf Creek nuclear power plant declared an Alert, the second of four emergency conditions.
Plant operators say_no radiation was released, but they are going to do a thorough inspection for damage to the $3 billion plant.
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_ MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This.is-KKRD/KCM0 radio news, brought to you this morning by Baxter Plumbing and Heating--Keep your cool this summer with alTrane heat pump.from-Baxter Plumbing and Heating. This hour's top story--Windows rattled and the. ground shock this morning in Burlington, some 60-miles south of Topeka..as the result: of an earthquske measuring over_4 on the Richte scale. According to reports from the scene most damage was minor.-- The Wolf Creek nuclear plant. located in.Coffey County.-declared an' Alert emergency as a result of_ the tremor. Plant operators say the plant operated throughout the quake, but that-it was-being shut down to conduct safety inspections--of-equipment. A 91-FE 4.0-MM- 6
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t Announcer: From CBS news in New York, this is newsbreak ' with Cecilia Castle. Castle: Good morning. Kansas resident 6 are getting a taste , of California this morning. and they're not happy about it. , An earthquake measuring 4.7 on the Richter scale vas recorded in rural Coffey Coanty Kansas. Residents of Burlington, Kansas, populatton 3500. reported broken windows ; and minor structural damage to homes and businesses. The : Volf Creek nuclear power plant near Burlington declared an emergency and shut down folitiving the tremor. Plant operators say no radiation was released. More news in a moment. t MM-14 To Media Monitoring FROM: Radio i TIME: 9:50 MESSAGE: 'This la a Drill' First with news, this is KXLK/KBEQ. I'm Darrell Washington / Tanner White. The ground shook and buildings swayed in Burlington, Kansas this morning, as an earthquake measuring nearly 5 on the Richter scale hit the rural Kansas community. Most damage was reported minor, but the Wolf - Creek nuclear power plant did declare an Alert emergency. [ Plant operators say there is no apparent damage, but they want to take a closer look at the plant before it resumes operation. P l i l l l l 91-FE 4.0-MM- 7
l t MM.13 TO: M; dis Monitoring FROM: TV TIME: 9:55 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Good morning, I'm Bob Wood / Dan Marks with a KAKE-TV/KMBC-TV news update. An earthquake measuring at least 4.5 on the Kichter scale hit eastern Kansas about 8 o' clock this morning. Minor damage has been reported in Burlington, Kansas, and the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant is on alert, with technicians inspecting for possible damage. Plant operators say the $3 billion plant's systems operated throughout the quake, and no radiation has been released. We'll have more news after these messages. MM-16 TO: Media Monitoring FROM: TV TIME: 9:55 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' (Graphic--Special Report) Good morning from the KSN/KCTV-5 newsroom, I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap. A rare earth tremor measuring nearly 5 on the Richter scale struck rural Coffey County at 8 this morning. Reports from Burlington, Kansas indicate only minor damage and no injuries. The Wolf Creek nuclear power plant has shut down as a result of the tremor, but the , Nuclear Regulatory Commission says there has h< n no release cf radiation. We'll have more on the story a .to on . < MH-17 TO: Media Monitoring FROM: Radio TIME: 10:00 MESSAGE: "This is a Drill
- This is KFDI/WDAF radio news at the top of the hour. I'm Buck Bodeen/ Don Bishop. At the top of the news--An earthquake shook Coffey County residents at 8 o' clock this morning. Moderate damage has been reported in New Strawn, Kansas, and the quake knocked the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant off line. Plant and federal officials say no radiation was released.
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I'm Jan Chestnut /Cindy Brown.- Wolf Creek nuclear power plant remains in;an Alert emergency, after an earthquake rattled the plant this morning. Plant' officials are shutting the plant do?m, but say no radiation has been released. We'll have more news after these messages. MM-19 TO - Media Monitoring FROM: Radio TIMES- -10:00 MESSAGE: 'Yhis is a Drill' This just in to the KKRD/KCMO radio newsroor$. -An evacuation of-residents living near the crippled Wolf Creek nuclear power plant has. reportedly been ordered.. Witnesses on the P _ scene report many residents and plant employees are leaving-the area -. We have.been unable to confirm evacuation._ plans
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Sources in Kansas Governor Finney's office have informed up that the situation at Wolf Creek nuclear power plant is worsening. Reliable sources tell us that a Site Area Emergency has been declared, and an evacuation of Coffey County is underway. We've been unable to reach any KG&E/KCPL or Wolf Creek officials to confirm this. However, we do have information from a reliable source in Governor Finney's office that the Wolf Creek accident is worsening, and an evacuation of the area around the plant is underway. We'll be following this story clescly, and will get more information to you as soon as possible. I'm Riley Hock /Stan Baxter in the KMUW/KCUR newsroom. ' NOTE: Controller contact lead controller before giving this message--rumor to track. MM-21 TO: Media Monitoring FROM: TV TIME: 304?L MESSAGE: 'Th46 is j Drill'
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KAKE TVir.MBC TV-> has just received word that a Site Area Emergency has been declared at Wolf Creek nuclear plant in Coffey County. Reliable sources tell us that there is a threat of a radioactive release, and residents of the coffey County area around Wolf Creek are being evacuated. We're expecting an update from Wolf Creek officials within ' minutes. We'll interrupt programming as soon as that further information is available. I'm Bob Vood/ Dan Marks, 7 KAKE/KMBC news. NOTE: Controller contact lead controller before giving this ; message. -rtanor to track.
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Announcer: The following is a special report from the KWCH TV-12/WDAF TV news room. Good morning, I'm Jan Chestnut /Cindy Brown. Things are getting worse at the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant. Earlier this morning, the plant was rocked by an earthquaku centered near the plant. Plant officials first thought no damage had occurred, but now they've declared a Site Area Emergency, the second most serious of four emergency classifications. For a first-hand report, we're now going live to Sam Danielson/ Peter Dennings, on the scene near the ailing Volf Creek plaut. Sam / Peter, what can you see from your present locacion. Sam / Peter: Jan/Cindy, were located about two miles north of Wolf Creek. We can see the plant in the background, but there are no outward signs of any problem. There have been a number of cars coming out of the plant, and when we tried to get a cloner look, we were turned away by sheriff's deputies and Wolf Creek security oft'icers. The civil defe..se sirens have gone off in the area, and a notice has been broadcast on the emergency broadcast system warning residents who live southeast of the plant to evacuate. So far, however, there is no outward sign of troublo from our vantage point. Jan/Cindy: You are within a few miles of the plant--do you believe you're in any danger? Sam / Peter: No, not as far as we know. The vind is blowing toward the southeast, so if there is a release of radiation, it should blow away from us. Jan/Cindy: Thank you Sam / Peter. Again, a Site Area Emergency has been declared at Wolf Creek. Residents living southeast of the nuclear plant are being evacuated. Officials tell us the Vichita/ Kansas City area would not be affected, even if there is a meltdown at the plant. Stay tuned to TV-12/WDAF for continuing coverage of this developing nuclear emergency. 91.FE 4.0-MM- 11
MM-23 TO: Media Monitoring FROM: TV TIME: 10:28 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Announcer: We interrupt this program for a Special Report from the KSN/KCTV-5 news room. A n.ajor development has taken place within the past f ew minutes at Wolf Ct eek nuclear power plant in eastern Kansas. Good morning, I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap. Wolf Creek officials declared a Site Area Emergency a few minutes ago when a pipe carrying reactor cooling water broke, draining coolant from the reactor. Officials say t they are trying to keep coolant flowing to.the reactor, but that pumps designed to do that also have failed. i A State of Kansas emergency worker we talked to said that no [ radiation has yet been released, but that an evacuation is ! taking place southeast of the plant in case radiation is i released. l Again, a very serious situation is taking place at the Wolf ! Creek nuclear plant, located about 60 miles south of < Topeka. This is Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap. KSN/KCTV-5 news. _! r t t
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i b MM.24 70: Media Monitoring PROM: Radio-TIME: 10:30 ,- MESSAGE: "This is a Drill' Good morning. I'm Buck Bodoen/ Don Bishop with KFDI/WDAF radio-news. A nuclear nightmare is beginning to unfold at ; the Wolf Creek nuclear plant in eastern Kansas. Earlier this morning, the plant was jolted by an earthquake ] measuring nearly 5 on the Richter scale, Officials first thought the plant sur~ived the quake intact, but within the j past few minutes water Mas begun leaking from the plant's reactor. A Site Area vegency has been declared, and residents of Coffey County living southeast of the crippled , plant have been told to evacuate. Dr. Walt Morgan /Dr. Dean ' Steinhoff, professor of physics at WSU/UMKC, told us that the situation is n' serious one. Morgan /Steinhoff: A nuclear plant's fuel is very hot and . highly radioactive. It must remain covered with water. -If that water leaks out, the radioactive fuel will melt through the reactor, through the building it is kept in, and into , the ground. When it strikes ground water, it will form a geyser that could throw radioactive materials into the , environment for miles around the plant. Bodein/ Bishop Officials at Volf Creek say there has not
- yet been a release of radiation, and that they are doing averything possible to get the plant under control.
MM TO: Medic Monitoring TROM: Radio 100: 10:30 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Good morntng, I'm Michelle Givens / Laura McGill, KERD/KCM0 radio news. The threat of a meltdown prompted officials of ; the Wolf Creek auclear power plant to declare a Site Area - Emergency a few minutes ago. The plant was damaged when an earthquake measuring 4.7 on the Richter scale hit Coffey County at about 8 o' clock this morning. Residents living southeast of the plant are being evacuated. Officials say that as yet no radiation has been released. l 91-FE 4.0-MM- 13 p _ _ , _- , , , - -. - - - - - - - - ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ '
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MM-26 TO: Media _ Monitoring FROM: Radio TIME: 10:30 MESSAGE: "This is a Drill' From National Public Radio, I'm Mike Wallace. Threats of a nuclear catastrophe are coming from rural Kansas this l' morning. A rare earthquake has struck the Wolf Creek atomic power plant in eastern Kansas, causing damage and prompting . plant officials to declare a Site Area Emergency, the second ; most serious of four emergency levels. Residents living i within 10 miles downwind of the plant are being evacuated. Plant officials say that while the situation is serious, no - radiation has yet been released. ; MM-27 To: Media Monitoring FPOM: TV TIME: 10:45 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill
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Good morning, I'm Bob L*ood/ Dan Marks. A Site Area Emergency , remains 7 1n effect at the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant near Burlington, Kansas. This is the second most serious of four ; emergency classifications for nuclear power plants. Wolf Creek officials say cooling water is pouring out of the
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downwind, or southeast of the plant, are being evacuated in case radiation is released. When esked why only people l within 10 miles are being evacuated, a Wolf Creek official . said, quote, 'that's the zone our Emergency plans cover.' From the KAKE/KMBC newsroom, I'm Bob Wood / Dan Marks. ' F 3 4 b t h l l FE 4,o_gg. 14 !
l MM-28 TO: Mepia Monitoring FROM Radio t TIME: 10:45 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' ! This just In to the KRZZ/KMBC newsroom--the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant has declared a Site Area Emergency. following an earthquake which rattled the plant earlier this morning. State of Kansaw officials have ordered residents i living southeast of the plant to evacuate. Apparently a pipe carrying cooling water to the plant's reactor broke, draining water away from the radioactive reactor core. Officials say there is no immediate danger of a nuclear explosion, but that some radiation may be released. Again, the Wolf Creek nuclear plant-60 miles south of Topeka has declared _4 Site Area Emer3ency, and people living downwind of the crippled plant are being evacuated. With a KR2Z!KMBC : ne5s update, I'm Tim Malone/ Dan Marks. ' MM-29 TO: Media Monitoring FROM: TV TIF i 11:00 i MESSAGE: "This is a Drill' Announcer From ABC News in New York, this is a Special News Update with Diana McFall. Good morning. A nuclear power plant in the heart of Kansas is in trouble this morning. The Wolf Creek nuclear plant 90 miles southeast of Kansas City was rocked by an earthquake. I and has declared a-Site Area Emergency. Officials say no radiation has yet been released outside the plant, but a ; pipe carrying reactor coolant has broken, and water is draining out of the reactor. Residents within 10 miles of ' the plant are being evacuated. Stay tuned to this ABC ,- station for more information. [ L
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Md.30 TO: Media Monitoring FROM: TV TIME: 11:00 MESSAGE: "This is a Drill' Announcer We interrupt from CBS news in New York.this program for a Special Report l Good morning, this is Dan Mather. Two rare and dangerous situations have developed in the farmland of Kansas this morning. An earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale struck the sleepy village of Burlington, Kansas earlier this morning. If that wasn't enough, the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant located near Burlington has declared a Site Ares Emergency reactor. af ter water began pouring from the pla..t 's , Dr. Don Wiechland, a nuclear power expert from the watchdog group Scientists for Responsible Power, says the earthquake systems. could have weakened essential plant safety Wiechland: We've seen time and time again cases where piping at nuclear plants corrodes, and just won't stand up to the kind of stress you'd find in a sei:mic situation. Once cooling water is interrupted, the uranium fuel melts and forms hydrogen insido the reactor building. You only need a five percent concentration of hydrogen to explode and rupture the containment building. When that happens, you get a Chernobyl-like release of radiation. Mather: Wolf Creek officials still say the situation is under control, and no radiation has been released. We'll continue our coverage of the Wolf Creek reactor accident, breaking into pecgramming as more information becomes available. I'm Dan Mather, CBS News. 1 I 91-FE 4.0-MM- 16 _ _ _ __ _ ____ _ _ -- --------- - - - - - - - - -~ - - ~
19;. 3 1 70: Media Monitoring ' i FROM: TV ' TIHE: 11:15 MESF*GE: 'This is a Drill' (Graphics SPECIAL REPORT > I Announcer We interrupt this program for a Special Report I from the KWCll/VDAF newsroom. t Good morning. I'm Jan Chestnut /Cindy Brown. We have more ! infsrmation on the energency at Wolf Creek nuclear power i plant. For a report. let's go live to Jeff Gilmore/Ian ' Collins in the emergency news center in Topeka. l Jan/Cindy. I've just finished talking to a spokesman for I Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation. He tells me that ! plant workers are currently trying to keep water flowing to i the damaged Wolf Creek reactor. A pipe inside the reactor ! has broken.-allowing water to lesk out. They are also ' having problems with pumps that are supposed to provide [ emergency cooling to the reactor. The spokesperson was cautiously optimistic about getting this problem solved ! without releasing radiation to the environmes.t. However, an L evacuation of residents living downwind of the plant is [ taking place just in case they can't control the reactor. ' We're just getting ready for another briefing here, so I'll turn it back over to you, Jan/Cindy. t Jan/Cindy: Thank you. Jeff/Ian. We'll have more on the i Wolf Creek accident on our news at noon. This is Jan l Chestnut /Cindy Brown. KWCil/WDAF TV news. I HK.32 TO: Media Monitorir , , r FROM: Radio TIME: 11:15 I MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Back Bodeen/ Don Bishi ) in the KFDI/WDAF radio news room. Officials of the Wolf ' reek nuclear power plant are still trying to get control o the damaged reactor. A spokesperson for Wolf Creek N. clear Operating Corporation f bays efforts are underway to restore cooli.sg water flow to : the reactor, after an earthquake caused one of the plant's. ; cooling system pipes to break. A Site Area Emergency. the ! second most serious of four emergency levels, remains in effect. Residentt living within 10 miles southeast of the : plant have been ordered to evacuate the area. I'm Buck i Bodeen/ Don Bishop in the KFDI/WDAF newsroom. 91.FE 4.0.HH. 17
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*his is carey Gold / Dawn Palmer in the KEYH/EMBZ newsroom.
We have ur.contirmed reports of a hydrogen explosion occurring moments ago at the Wolf creek nuclear power plant. Local law enforcement radio transmissions in the Coffey County area say the explosion occurred in the plant's reactor building and may result in a release of radiation from the plant. A Volf Creek spokesman we called said she had no information about an explosion, and that the plant remains stable. We'll have more information as it becomes available. I'm Carey Gold / Dawn Palmer, KEYH/KMBZ news. NOTE: Controller contact lead controller before giving this message--rumor to track. MM-34 TO: b'iin Monitoring FROM: Radio TIME: 11:30 MESSAGE: *This is a Drill' From the KFDI/WDAF radio newsroom, we now have a report of a hydrogen explosion at the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant in eastern Kansas. A source close to Governor Finney has informed us that the explosion occurred about 25 minutes ago. We have no information about how extensive the damage to the plant has been. or if any radiation is leaking out, Ve have also been unable to contact anyone from Wolf Creek, the State of Kansas or the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Again, there are unconfirmed reports of a hydrogen explosion at Wolf Creek nuclear plant. The plant had earlier been crippled by an earthquake, and had reported a loss of cotling water to the nuclear reactor. We are doing everything possible to reach a representative of Wolf Creek or the State to verify this information and its ' implications. As soon as we have that information, we'll pass it along to you. This is Buck Bodeen/ Don Bishop, KFDI/WDAF radio news. NUTE: Controller contact lead controller before giving this message--rumor to track. 91-FE 4.0-MH- 18
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- FROH Radio TIME: 11:40 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This just in to the 13LK/KEEQ news room..A General Emergency has been declared at the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant.
There are conflicting reports that a hydrogen bomb or explosion has damaged the plant.. Wolf creek officials say that the most serious emergency classification, a General Emergency, has been declared and that resident within 10 miles-southeast of the plant should evacuate. Details about the emergency are not available. We expect more information from our reporter at the emergency news center in Topeka within a few minutes. I'm Darrell Washington / Tanner White, KXLK/K!!EQ radio news. i l f i
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}N-36 70: Hedia Monitoring FROM: TV TIME: 11: 40 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Announcer: From the KWCH/VDAF TV newsroom, this is a SPECIAL REPORT: NUCLEAR CRISIS IN KANSAS l'm Jan Chestnut /Cindy Brown in the newsroom. Wolf Creek nuclear plant has just issued a 9eneral Emergency on the Emerger.cy Broadcast System. Thers are conflicting reports of just what happened at the crippled plant. We have a live report from Sam Danielson/ Peter Dennings near the Wolf Creek plant.
Sam / Peter: Jan/Cindy, we're still located about two miles north of the power plant, and we can still see no evidence of a change in the plant's status. We have heard the emergency broadcast system message announcing a General Emergency. But from our vantage point, we can see no change. Jan/Cindy: Sam / Peter, we've heard reports of a hydrogen explosion at the plant. Have you seen or heard anything i that would suggest that has occurred. Sam / Peter: No, as I said, we've seen no change at all. Ve've had our cameras on the plant, and we've seen and heard [ nothing. Apparently something has happened, however, or we i ttuidn't be hearing the emergency announcement, t Jan/Cindy: Thank you Sam / Peter. We expect a report frem our reporter at the emergency news center in Topeka within a ! few minutes. We'll interrupt your regular program as soon as that report is available. Again, a General Emergency, the most serious of four emergency classifications has been , declared at Wolf Creek nuclear power plant. I'm Jan I Chestnut /Cindy Brown, KWCH/WDAF TV news. ,i I t I l r i t i 91-FE 4.0.MM. 20 I i
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FROM TV t I TIME: 11:4$ MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I Graphics Special Report : Announcers This is a Special Report from KAKE/DiBC news. f Good morning. I'm Bob Vood/ Dan V aks. Officials at Volf f Creek nuclear power plant have declared a General Dmergency, ! the most serious of four emergency classifications, after a ' hydrogen explosion shook the plant. Information is sketchy i at best, but it appears hydrogen developed in the plant's i containment building when water leaked from the nuclear ( reactor, allowing the radioactive core to melt. j i Radiation is apparently escaping from the pisnt. Residents ; living within 10 miles southeast of the plant are being ' evacuated. We have no word on just how far that deadly ! cloud of radiation might travel. ls A Volf Creek spokesman we talked to said he did not yet have ( enough information about what happened to describe the i situation in detail. He did confirm that a General ! Emergency has been declared, this being the first time such ; a declaration has been made in the United States. i This accident started out this morning when an earthquake f struck the plant. At first it seemed that damage was l minor. Then a pipe which carried water to the reactor broke, allowing water to drain away from the plant's radioactive core. We now understand a hydrogen explosion has taken place, damaging the plant further and resulting in a release of radiation. Just how much radiation is being } released, and how far it will travel, we don't yet know. ! KAKE/KMBC has reporters near the crippled plant, as veil as .[ in the' emergency news center in Topeka. We'll have more 1 details as they become available. l I'm Bob Wood / Dan Marks. KAKE/KMBC news. [ h I i i h 91-FE 4.0.MM- 21 v e ~w ewe vwe--e.---na-- -------,----w,~-,~---r-.---,~v~-w---~-,,,-vr ,--c~
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a I i HH.30 70: Hedia Monitoring ' FROM: TV TIME: l'. 45 f MESSAGF.: "This is a Drill' i l Graphics EULLETIN Good morning. I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Hilsap KSN/KCTV.5 ( news. An explosion of hydrogen gas has occurred at the Wolf i Creek nuclear power plant near Burlington, Kansac, causing a ! release of radiation and an evacuation of residents 11 vin 3 j near the plant. Officials report that a Gener;1 Emergency, ' the most serious of four classifications, is now in effect. 7 i A cloud of deadly radiation is reportedly being blown by the {' wind to the southeast of the pir.nt. The Wichita /"ansas City ' area is not affected: however, persons living within le ! miles southeast of the plant are being told te evacuste, i t We now have a live report from Cynthia Tasso/Angela e _ Patraglia who is with our mobile unit near Wolf Creek. Cynthia/Angela, what can you tell us? Cynthia/Angela Not much, Jackson /Ryan. Ve're located about two miles north, or upwind, of the plant. From here, i nothing looks amiss. We did see a number of sheriff's and ' national guard vehicles on the way here, but there is no l real activity where we are now. Jackson /Ryan: Can you see any evidence of a radioactive release coming from the plant? - L Cynthia/Angela: No. Of course, you can't see radiation, or i touch it or smell it, which is what makes it so dangerous. " We did try to go south of the plant on U.S. Highway 75, and ; that road is blocked by the coffey County sheriff. An ; officer informed us that residents south and east of the ' plant are being evacuated to protect them from radiation. ; Jackson /Ryan Thank you, Cynthia/Angela. We'll have more i on this rapidly developing situation on our noon newscast, I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Hilsap. KSN/KCTV-5 news. } t i 1 b [ f 91-FE > 4.0-MM- 22 , t y -, . , - . . ~ . . .~m. -
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i i i MH 39 70: Hedia Honitoring . FROM: Radio f TIME: 11:$$ MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' l i First with news. this is KXLK/KBEQ. I'm Darrell l Washington / Tanner White. A disaster of unprecedented i ptoportions is developing in eastern Kansas. The Wolf Creek i nuclear power plant, damaged by an earthquake earlier this i morning, has exploded and is spewing deadly radioactive ! material into the air. " Residents of southern Coffey County are being evacuated. ! e The radioactive cloud is traveling with the wind southeast 1 from the plant, toward Iola. Chanute and Pittsburg. j According to emergency response officials, most of the ! radiation will settle to the ground within 10 miles of the j crippled reactor.
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HH-40 70: Media Monitoring j l. FROM: 12:00 TIME: Radio MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' t t From the KPD2/KSHB newsroom. I'm Buck Bodeen/ Don Bishop. l Today's top story--a General Emergency has been declared at ! Volf Creek nuclear plant to alles south of Topeka. !* Officials report that radiation is being released. and that residents living southeast of the plant should evacuate. ! i The radiation release began about an hour ago when the massive containment building which houses the reactor was i ruptured by a hydrogen Eas explosion. We have no information on the number of casualties. ! Emergency workers report that the evacuation of Coffey ; County residents is going smoothly. It is not yet known ! when--or homes. if--residents will be allowed to return to their i i l 91-FE I 4.0-MM- 23 !
HH.41 70: Hedia Monitoring FRDH: TV T1HE: 12:00 MESSAGE: 'This la a Drill' Announcer From the KAKE TV/DIBC TV newscenter, this is noonday news with Bob Wood / Dan Marks. Wood / Harks: A chilling series of events has taken place in eastern Kansas today. I'm Bob Vood/ Dan Marks. It began with a moderate intensity earthquake, and has turned into a nuclear nightmare. The Wolf Creek nuclear power plant, located 60 niler. south of Topeka, has been damaged by an earthquake which hit eastern Kansas about 8:00 this morning. The plant is now in a General Kmergency, the most serious of four emergency classifications, and radioactivity is being released from the plant. Here with a live report is Davis Hutton/Hiles Falon from the emergency news center in Topeka. What can you tell us, Davis / Miles? Davis /Hiles: Bob / Dan, we've just heard a little more information from representatives of the State, coffey County and Volf Creek operating corporation. First of all, there was not an explosion at Wolf Creek as has been previously reported. There was a build-up of hydrogen gas in the plant, and that hydrogen ignited in a brief burst or flash, called a ' hydrogen burn.' We're told that this is less violent than an explosion. This ' hydrogen burn' did open a pathway for radiation to leak out of the plant. Officials are now trying to determine exactly where in the reactor building the leak is located, and how it can be sealed. However, even if the building is not sealed, the release of radiation is expected to slow and virtually stop as the pressure inside the reactor building decreases. Wolf Creek's technicians have restored the flow of cooling water to the reactor, which is an important step getting control of the plant. Bob / Dan Davis /H11es, just how much radiation has been released, and who might be affected by it? Davis / Miles: Officials here say they don't have exact measurements of radiation right now. The material will go with the air currents, so people downwind or southeast of the plant are being evacuated. That evacuation goes out to 10 miles from'the plant. Scb/ Dan: Thank these messages. you, Davis / Miles. We'll have more aftet l-i 91.FE 4.0-HH- 24
i l HHe42 70: Media Monitoring ! FROH: TV ' f TIME: 12:00 f MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' I k Good afternoon. I'm Jackson llunt/Ryan Milsap with KSN/KCTV.$ i news at noon. Will it be another Chernobyl right here in i Kansas? That's what many people are asking as Volf Creek [ nuclear power plant in eastern Kansas is in a General ! Emergency situation at this hour.
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scene near Volf Creek. Let's go to them--Cynthia/Ang311a, what can you see from the plant? ' Cynthia/Ange11a: Jackron/Ryan, we don't see anything ' unusual--the plant looks just it has always looked. Since ! you can't see or feel radiation, we can't tell if anything ! is being released or not. It is strange... ' i
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I'm told we've just lost the video signal from our mobile i unit. We'll restore that as soon as possible. Again, the i State of Kansas has ordered persons living within 10 miles southeast of Wolf Creek to evacuate. This does not include the city of Burlington. I t Let's go back to Cynthia Tasso/Angelia Pattagilia near Wolf j Creek--are you there Cynthia/Angelia. : Yes, Jackson /Ryan. We had a momentary problem with our satellite transmitter, but we're back now. I was saying , that it's strange that there are no real signs of problems ; at the plant. It looks normal, but apparently there are ! some major problems we just can't see. Thank you. Cynthia/Angelia. To recap, Wolf Creek is in a General Emergency, the most serious of four emergency j levels. A release of radiation is in progress, and the ; radiation is being blown by the wind toward the southeast. Residents are being evacuated. who live within 10 miles southeast of Wolf Creek i I t t i 91-FE 4.0-MM. 25 _ _ _ _ _ ~ _ . _ - . _ - , , _ . _ _ _ _ . . _ , . . _ _ _ . . . _ , _ . _ . . . . _ _ , , . _ .
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FN-4 3 70: Media Monitoring FROH: TV TIME: 12:00 MESSAGE: 'This la a Drill' llello. I'm Jan Chestnut /Cindy Brown with KWCil/VDAF TV news at noon. The day's top story centers on Wolf Creek nuclear power plant near Burlington. Kansas. Radiation is pouring out of the plant at this hour as the result of damage from en earthquake and a subsequent hydrogen explosion at the plant this morning, liere with more itformation is Jeff Gilmore/lan Collins at the Wolf Creek emergency news center in Topeka. Jeff/Ian Wolf Creek of ficials say they are still trying to figure out just exactiv what happened and how to stop the radiation release from Wolf Creek. It appears that some seals which keep the reactor building air-tight have been ruptured by what officials here call a ' hydrogen burn.' The result is a release of radiatier. that is being carried by the wind to the southeast of the plant. Officials say the most danger from this radiation will be within 10 miles of the plant. liovever, as the wind carries the deadly radioactive particles, we may see more protective measures ordered even beyond that 10 mile area. I'm Jeff Gilmore/Ian Collins, reporting from the Media Release Center in Topeka. FN-44 70: Media Monitoring FROH: Radio TIME: 12:15 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill
- This just in to the KEYN/KMB2 news room. The Associated Press is reporting that more than 100 Coffey County residents have died as a result of the disaster at Wolf Creek this morning. According to the AP wire story, these casualties are residents of the town of Alicev111e, Kansas, a small community southeast of the Wolf Creek plant. We have been unable to confirm this with Wolf Creek or Coffey County officials. Again, the Associated Press is reporting that at least 100 people have died from radiation being released by the crippled Wolf Creek plant. I'm Carey Gold / Dawn Palmer. KEYN/KMBZ radio news.
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HH-45 70: H:dia Monitoring FROM TV TIME: 12:20 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Announcer: This is a Special Report from CBS news in llev York. Good afternoon I'm Cecilia Castle. The Associated Press reports that as nany as 100 people may have been killed as the result of an earthquake and explosion at the Volf Creek nuclear power plant in Kansas. AP reports sources on the scene as saying that a deadly cloud of radiation overwhelmed residents of the small Kansas community of Alicev111e before they could escape. Emergency workers for the State o' Kansas say they have no knowledEe of any casualties. but that radiation is being released from the plant and an evacuation is in progress. I'm Cecilia Castle. CBS news. Note: Controller contact lead controller prior to giving this amensage--rtamor to t. rack. I 91-FE 4.0-MM 27
HH.46 70: H die Monitoring FROH TV TIME: 12:25 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Graphics BULLETIN l'm NBC news correspondent Sandy Dungan, with a special report. The Associated Press is reporting that more than 100 people have been killed by a radioactive cloud released from the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant in Kansas, iAP quotes eyewitnesses as saying a deadly radioactive cloud enveloped the small community of Aliceville. Kansas, killing virtually all its 100 residents. The radioactive disaster began this morning when an earthquake measuring nearly $ on the Richter scale struck central Kansas. The Volf Creek nuclear plant later reported a number of equipment failures and a hydrogen explosion, which caused a release of radiation from the plant. Emergency officials in Kansas now say-the radiation is moving southeast but that most of its harmful effects will be limited to an area within 10 miles of the crippled plant. We'll interrupt your-regular program as more-information on this developing disaster becomes available. Notes. Controller contact lead controller prior to giving t.his message--rumor to ttack. 91.FE 4.0.HH- 2B
HH.47 70: Hedia Monitoring - FROM: Radio T1KE: 12:30 KESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Buck Bodeen/ Don Lishop in the KFD1/VDAF radio newsroom. The Associated Press has reported that nearly 100 people have been killed by the deadly radioactive release from Volf Creek nuclear plant. According to sources on the scene, the casualties are all residents of the small community of Alicev111e. Who were unable to escape the radioactive cloud. Volf Creek officials we talked to said thr," had no reports of any casualties from the accident. We're currently trying to contact other officials who can confirm or deny this report. Again, the Associated Press is reporting that nearly 100 people have been killed by the release of radiation from Volf Creek nuclear power plant. I'm Buck Bodeen/ Don Bishop. KFD1/VDAF radio news. Notes Controller contect lead controller prior to giving this message--rumor to track. HM-46 TO: Media Honitoring FROM: Radio TIME: 12:35 KESSAGE: 'This la a Drill' From the KXLK/K3EQ newsroom. I'm Darrell Washington / Tanner White. More than 100 residents of the small community of Alicev111e Kansas have been killed from deadly radiation being released by Volf Creek nuclear power plant. The Associated Press quotes sources on the scene as saying that the residents simply couldn't get away fast enough, and were overwhelmed by the deadly radioactive cloud. Volf Creek was dazaiged earlier this morning by an earthquake centered in coff e3 County. A number of subsequent equipment failures and a hydrogen explosion caused the nuke plant to begin its deadly release. Wolf Creek is located about 60 miles south of Topeka. Officials say the radiation is travelling with the wind in a southeasterly direction, and that the biggest impact will be upon people living within 10 miles of the belenEuered plant. I'm Darrell Washington / Tanner White. KXLK/KBEQ radio news. Note: Controller contact.Icad controller prior to giving this message--rumor to track. 91 FE 4.0-HH- 29
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Announcer: From ABC news in New York, this is a special bulletin. Good afternoon. I'm Diana McFall. A tragic nuclear power disaster is unfolding today on the plains of Kansas. A radioactive cloud has been released from the Wolf Creek nuclear plant, following major damage resulting from an earthquake earlier this morning. There are unconfirmed reports that as many as 100 people may have been exposed to radiation. The plant has declared a General Emergency, the most serious of four emergency classifications. Dmergency workers are evacuating residents living within 10 miles of the crippled plant. ABC news will have a special report on ABC evening news tonight. 'Huclear Power. Nuclear Death-.a Kansas Tragedy' will examine the cause of today's accident. and its implications for an already controversial nuclear industry. I'm Diana McFall. ABC news. HK.50 TO: Media Monitoring FROH: TV 71HE 12:55 KESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Bello. I'm Jan Chestnut /Cindy Brown KVCH/WDAF TV news with an afternoon update. Officials.from the State of Kansas. Coffey County and Wolf Creek Norar Operating Corporation say there have been no casualt. . rom today's disaster at Wolf Creek nuclear plant. Officials say the release of radioactivity has been slowed or stopped, and that the evacuation of residents downwind of the plant went smoothly and without incident. Emergency officials labeled
' absolutely false' an earlier Associated Press report of more than 100 deaths from the release of radiation.
Nonetheless, officials say that effects of the accident will be devastating. We'll have more news after these messages. 91-FE 4.0-HH- 30
HH.51 T0: H:dio Monitoring FROH TV 71HE 12:$$ MESSAGE:- 'This is a Drill' Graphics Special Report Announcers This is a Special Report from the KSN/KCTV-5 newsroom. Good afternoon. I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap with an update on the disaster at Wolf Creek nuclear plant in eastern Kansas. Let's first go live to Davis Hulton/Kiles ralon in the emergency news center in Topeka. Davis /Hiles, what have you learned?
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- Jackson /Ryan, officials here categorically deny an earlier Associate Press report that more than 100 people were killed by radiation released from Wolf treek.
Instert. they say that' evacuation of resider.ts near the
-plant was completed prior to any release of radiation, and it went smoothly. All residents in the evacuated area have been accounted for, and no one has been injured or contaminated. -They say this was a severe accident, and that it may take-years to clean up if it is ever cleaned up. But reports of deaths at this time appear to be unfounded.
Jackson /Ryan Davis /Hiles what is the current status of the plant.. Davis /H11es: Officials say the release of radiation has virtually stopped, and cooling has been restored to the plant's reactor, which is very good news. It appears the worst amy_be over. Jackson /Ryan: Thank you, Davis /Hiles. Problems at Wolf Creek began this morning about 8 a.m. when an earthquake measuring 4.5 on the_ Richter scale hit Corfey County. It first appeared the nuclear plant had survived unscathed _but about 9:30 a water pipe carrying cooling water to the reactor broke. Several other plant systems subsequently failed. leading to a buildup of hydrogen gas inside the building which houses Wolf Creek's reactor. That hydrogen ignited'about 11 a.m. causing a release of radiation to the environment. KSN/KCTV-$ will be keeping a close watch on developments this_ afternoon. Ve'll break into regular programming for updates as needed. I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Hilsap. KSN/KCTV-5 news. 91.FE 4.0-MM 31
HK 52 70: H:dio Honitoring FROM: TV TIME: 1:00 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Good afternoon. I'm Bob Wood / Dan Marks. KAKE/KMBC news. Officials of Wolf Creek nuclear power plani say they have stopped the release of radiation from the plant which began at about 11 c' clock this morning. According to a Wolf Creek spokesman, there have been no known cases of radiation exposure or injury t.o members of the public. He said that earlier Associated Press reports of more than 100 dead were, quote.
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Although the worst appears to be over. Coffey County residents are now asking if they can ever feel safe in their homes again. And after today, not even the promoters of nuclear power may have t!.e answer to that question. I'm Bob Wcid/ Dan Marks. KAKE/TMBC news. MM-53 70s. Media Monitoring FROM Radio TIME: 1:15 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is Darrell Washington / Tanner White in the KXLK/KBEQ newsroom with an update on the Wolf Creek nuclear disaster. Emergency officials from the State of Kansas now say there is no truth to an earlier report that more than 100 people ' were killed by radiation released by Wolf Creek this morning. A spokesman for the State says that all residents of the affected area have been safely evacuated and accounted for, and there are no reported injuries. The release of radiation from Wolf Creek has reportedly stopped, and the plant is now under control. I'm Darrell Washington / Tanner White. KXLK/KBEQ radio news. 91-FE 4.0.HM- 32 L.
5 HH.54 70: Modia Monitoring l FROM: Radio ' TIME: 1:15 MESSAGE: 'This le a Drill' This just in to the KMW/KCUR newsroom--The worst tray be over in Coffey County, in the aftermath of this country's worst nuclear power accident. Officials say they have i stopped the release of radiation from Wolf Creek nuclear i power plant. They also discount as ' entirely false
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reports of 100 deaths related to the deadly radioactive ( cloud which spewed out of the plant. Sources with the State of Kansas tell KHW/KCUR that there are no known deaths or ! injuries associated with the accident. Stay tuned to KMW/KCUR for 'All Things considered' at the top of the i hour, where we'll discuss the details of today's nuclear disaster. I'm Stan Baxter/Riley Hock, KHW/KCUR news. l
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HH 55 TO: Hedia Monitoring FROM: TV TIME: 1:30 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Announcer This is an ABC News Special Report with Diana McFall. Dianas Good Afternoon. The worst nuclear disaster in U.S. history may have claimed the lives of more than 100 people today. The Wolf Creek nuclear power plant in eastern Kans2s was rocked by an earthquake early this morning. Several hours later, water began leaking from the reactor, forming an explosive mixture of hydrogen gas in the building which houses the reactor. That mixture exploded about noon eastern time, causing a deadly release of radiation to the air. We have a special report from correspondent Bob Wood, with KAKE TV in Vichita Kansas. Bob, is the plant still releasing radiation. Bob No Diana, plant and State of Kansas officials tell us the radioactive release has been stopped. We're also told that earlier reports of more than 100 deaths attributed to the accident are not correct. According to officials here, there have been no deaths resulting from the accident. There has, however, been a substantial release of radiation. State and Federal Emergency Management Agency officials say the radioactive cloud travelled doutheast from the plaat, and has deposited radioactive material over at least a 40 to 60 miiv area. Diana: Thank you Bob. We also have Winston Fontaine, spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, in our Washington studio. Mr. Fontaine, is the NRC planning to close down other nuclear plants in response to this tragedy, particularly plants in more earthquake-prone areas? Fontaine Not at this time. Diana. We have teams en route to Wolf Creek to help determine exactly what happened there today. We should know within a few days whether there is a need to close other plants. Right now, there isn't a clear reason to shut down all the other plants because of this situation at Volf Creek. Diana: -Thank you, Mr. Fontaine. We'll have a special Nightline.this evening-examining the causes and the results of this nuclear tragedy. Be sure to tune in. I'm Diana McFall, ABC News. 91-FE 4,0.gH. 34
MH.56 70: Media Monitoring FROM: Radio TIME: 1:30 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' From the KFDI/WDAF newsroom. I'm Buck Bodeen/ Don Bishop. With the Wolf Creek nuclear plant disaster only a few hours old, already questions are being asked about how such an accident could have occurred. Raymond Eyeson, an activist with the consumer group Nuclear Alert Network, says he has documents which show Wolf Creek's systems may not have met strict design requirements. Eyeson: We have obtained documents from Volf Creek's Quality First program that indicate some pipe welds were not up to standard. This may be the reason those welds didn't hold during the earthquake, allowing the pipe to break and cause the meltdown. Eyeson said his organimation would provide the Quality First documents to the Kansas Corporation Commission for review. Controller Contact lead controller.. rumor to track. MM-57 70: Media Monitoring FROM: TV TIME: 1:30 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' This is a news update from CBS news. Good afternoon. I'm Terrance Blake. Kansas residents are recovering from a morning of fear and uncertainty, in the wake of a major nuclear power disaster at the Volf Creek nuclear power plc5*. in eastern Kansas. The nuclear plant began spewing radiation into the air late this morning, after an-earthquake registering nearly 5 on the Richter scale rocked the area. Officials now say the radioactive release has been stopped. Some 1200 people have been evacuated from their homes, and radioactive fallout is reported to have spread over a 40-mile area of southeastern Kansas. Join CBS evening news tonight for a complete rundown of this nuclear disaster. I'm Terrance Blake, CBS news. 91-FE 4.0-MM- 35
i 1 Hli-56 70: Hedia Honitoring l l TROM: TV TIME: 1: 45 ! MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' From the KAKE/KMBC newsroom, this is an afternoon update on i the Wolf Creek nuclear plant disaster. I'm Bob Wood / Dan . Marks. The radioactive release has been stopped, but ' officials can't yet say how long it will take before nearly : 1300 Coffey County residents can return to their homes. The f residents were evaeur.ted to protect them from a deadly cloud of radiation which spewed from the plant late this morning. : Wolf Creek officials say they don't yet know whether the i radioactive release was caused directly by an earthquake which shook the plant earlier this morning. Although the , disaster will not endanger the Vichita/ Kansas City area, we ' may feel its indirect effects in the form of electrical ; blackouts or brovnouts. Lyle Koerper/ David Hartin. ' spokesman for KGLE/KCPL told us that without Wolf Creek, the , utility is having difficulty meeting customer's demand for power. KG&E/KCPL customers are asked to turn up their thermostats and reduce electrical usage as much as possible, particularly during the daytime hours. We'll have a complete look at Wolf Creek disaster on the evening news. - I'm Bob Vood/ Pan Harks. KAKE/KMBC news. I L 5 f 91.FE 4.0-MM- 36 1
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}01 39 70: Media Monitoring FROM: TV T1HE: 1: 45 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Announcer From the KVCH/WDAF TV newsroom this is a Special Report.
Good afternoon. I'm Jan Chestnut /Cindy Brown. More than a thousand Coffey County residents are homeless but safe this afternoon, after fleeing from the nation's worst ever nuclear power disaster. A one. hour burst of radioactive material from the Volf Creek nuclear power plant led to evacuation of all residents within a 10 mile area southeast of the crippled reactor. State emergency workers now tell us that all residents in t>0 Sten have been accounted for, and there are no reports of ir4javies or fatalities. Volf Creek's woes began toziiar toaay when an earthquake shook the Coffey County a. $_ At first it appeared there would be little damage to the plant. Then a pipe carrying essential cooling water to the plant's nuclear reactor broke, causing the fuel to overheat and melt. The melting fuel produced hydrogen gas, which ignited and caused radioactive material to be thrown into the atmosphere. Wolf Creek workers have stopped the radioactive release, but officials tell us as much as 100 square miles of southeastern Kansas might have been contaminated. We'll have more on this story, including interviews with evacuated Coffey County residents and a live report from near the crippled reactor, on the evening news. I'm Jaa Chestnut /Cindy Brown. KWCH/VDAF TV news. 91-FE t,0.gg 37
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MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Good afternoon. I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap in the KSN/KCTV-5 newsroom. Thousands of Coffey County residents i are homeless today after a radioactive release from Wolf creek nuclear power plant sent them fleeing from their homes. The disaster occurred after the largest earthquake in Kansas history struck Coffey County this morning. Although the nuclear plant was designed to survive earthquakes like the one today, something vent wrong. Water i poured out of-the plant's nuclear reactor, causing the j intensely radioactive fuel to melt. The meltdown formed i hydrogen gas, which ignited inside the reactor, causing ~ radioactive material to escape into the environment. State of Kansas emergency officials say that Coffey County ! residents devnwind of the plant were evacuated before the ' radioactive release occurred, and that no one has been injured or contaminated. [ t Nuclear Regulatory Commission spokesman Marion fiebster said that an NRC crisis team is on its way to Wolf Creek, and a e full investigation of the disaster will begin immediately. [ Stay tuned to KSN/KCTV-5 for more news about the Wolf Creek disaster. I'm Jackson Hunt /Ryan Milsap, KSN/KCTV-5 news. i k I f T I l 91-rE s.0 nn. se ; i . ._ - , . . _ . _ - . _ , _ _ . . _ ~ , _ - - . - . -_
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - _ - - - - ~ ~ - l PUltLIC CONCl2N HESDAGES l i l PC-1 70: Public Concern Phone Team PROM: Citizen ' TIME: 6:30 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' I i This is Amy Vinters. I live in New Strawn, and just felt an enormous jolti My whole house moved. What's happening at the ' plant? Did Wolf Creek blow up? , r PC-2 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Reporter TIME: 8:33 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Hello. this is Jay Jacobson with VIBW-AM. We've heard that an earthquake struck Wolf Creek. How big is the fissure left in the i earth? What did the plant destroy, and how much radiation got ! out? I was told at a media briefing years ago that the plant was seismically stable. How does your management answer to this catastrophe? [ I PC-3 JTO - Public Concern Phone Team t i FROM: Citiaen , TIME: 8:36 f MESSAGE: 'This in a drill' ' i This is Herman Anderson. I live just north of Wolf Creek and felt i a big quake. Should I leave the area before the plant blows or f I after? I'm ninety-seven years old and it will take me awhile to , get ready. I sent in a-special needs card asking for help. When will help get here?. Do I need to do anything to protect myself? r 91.FE 4.0-PC- 1
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MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' l r This is Ester Hayes in New Strawn. I've always known that Wolf Creek was putting too much stress on the land and now with all these jolts we're all in trouble. Are you going to tell me what's 3 going on at the plant? I don't believe that guy on KSNP talking about an earthquake. PC-6 TO Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Reporter TIME: 8:44 - MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Joe Standish here, Eagle-Beacon City desk. How does a nuclear plant respond to an earthquake? Are the workers still at the ; plant? Are they in danger? We're sending a reporter out right now . to cover the story. Will management be available for an interview? l r 3 r [ 91-FE 4.0-PC- 2 [
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PC 7 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 8:46 HESSAGE: 'This is a drill' I don't want to give my name, but I think the dam is leaking. I was heading just east of Burlington and saw a lot of water coming from the direction of the dam. Are you evacuating Lurlington? NOTE: Contact 1. cad Controller prior to giving this message -- rumor to track. PC-8 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 8:48 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' My name is Andrew Scheck and I'm with Allstate insurance. Do you know if Volf Creek has earthquake insurance? I've heard that there was extensive damage to the buildings? We might be able to help you out. PC-9 To: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 8:52 HESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Tyler Lawrence here. I'm leaving the Coffey County area, but I want to keep track of what is going on. Do you know any EBS stations in the Wichita aren? Are they covering the disaster at the plant? Did the earthquake cause any deaths at the plant? Do you have any new information that I should know about before I leave? 91-FE 4.0-PC. 3
PC.10 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROH Citiren TIME: 8:56 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill'
!!ello, this is Judy Patterson and I was just driving over the Neosho River and it is really full. That water must be coming from the Wolf Creek lake. The dam must be broke. What should we do?
Does the Highway Patrol know or should I call them? NOTE: Contact 1.end Controller prior to giving this mes.snge -- rumor t o track. PC-11 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROMs Citizen TIME: 9:00 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Hi, I was fishing at John Redmond this morning and heard about an earthquake on the radio. Did the plant cause the quake? I can see a crack in the dome from U.S 75. Is it going to bast open and spew radiation everywhere againt (if asked for your names Tyler
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NOTE: Contact.1, cad Controller prior to giving this message -- rumor to track. PC-12 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM Citizen TIME: 9:04 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Ester Hayes again in New Strawn. I found my Emergency Planning Booklet but it's dated 1988. Is it still goodt Do you handle earthquakes too or is this really a plant accident? What do all the colored boxes mean on this map? My eyesight isn't so good. Where should I g^ when i leavet l I i 91-FE 4.0-PC- 4 L. _ . _
7 PC 13 70: Public Concerr Phone Team - FRDM Citiren I TIME: 9:06 HESSAGE: 'This is a drill' l My name is Jim Hayes and I live in Kansas City. I'm tryang to find out about my mother Ester Hayes, in New Strawn. She's eighty years old and now that the plant has been destroyed by an , earthquake I had better go get her. What is the safest way to get 1 to New Strawn? Is KGLE going to pay for all the residential damage ( caused by the accident? i 1 PC-14 70: Public Concern Phone Team I FROM: Citizen TIME: 9:10 ' MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Hello, I'm concerned abo t the crack in the big building across the lake. I live in New Strawn and can see something on the side of , the dome that looks like a crack. Did the earthquake cause that? , I was told by a tour guide that Wolf Creek could handle a really
- big quake. Won't the cracks in the dam cause a meltdown?
HOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message -- rumor to track. PC-15 TO: Public Concern Phone Team ' FROM: Citizen TIME: 9:10 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Andrew Schmidt of Burlington. I've got my cattle grating , on'some Wolf Creek property. How can I get them out and back to my ' farm? Are employees still at the plant after all the commotion ; earlier? I can't get through to the Wolf Creek Operator and need to reach the Environmental Management department ASAP. t l ! 91-FE 4.0-PC-l 5 : l
c PC-16 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen i TIME: 9:14 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Elliott Belinn. My daughter Jennifer works at the plant. We heard a big quake hit that area this morning and want to be sure she is OK Can you tell as anything? How is the plant? Is there any radioactivity involvedt i PC-17 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citicen TIME: 9:18 MESSAGE: 'This lu a drill' This is Roberta Miles with Wichita State University. My chemistry I class was scheduled for a tour this aftetnoon at the plant. Are you still giving teurs? How can I contact Ronn Smith with Corporate Communications to reschedulet Would an earthquaka really cause a lot of problems for the plant 7 . i 1 PC-18 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM Citizen TIME: 9:22 ' MESSACE: 'This is a drill' t Thia is Harold Brown in Burlington and l'm worried about fires. I'm a volunteer fireman. Do you need any extra helt putting out ;
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PC-19 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 9:26 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Hello, this is Marcia Borter of Waverly. My husband works at Wolf Crtah. He is an engineer. How can I find out if he is all right? The radio isn't giving information on employees and I'm getting really worried. I have a Wolf Creek sticker on my car. Can I go to the plant and find hit.' PC-20 TO: Public Concern Phone team FROM: Citizen TIME: 9:30 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Hello, I'm Don Sellers in LeRoy. I'm calling long distance so don't put me on hold. I live close to the plant and have heard that something is wrong-out there. I've heard about an Alert? What does that mean and why haven't we been notified? Will the police come through town and inform us to leave, and what about the people in the country? PC-21 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 0: 34-MESSAGE: "This is a drill' I'm so glad I got through to you! I've been trying for the past hour but the line is always busy. Was that an explosion or an earthquake? We don't have earthquakes in Kansas! I want Wolf Creek to pay for any damage to my house. I just poured a concrete patio and have heard that concrete will crack under stress. We had quite a jolt this mcrning and I vant to be reimbursed for any damages caused by the plant explosion. - I f ol-FE 4.0-PC- 7 i
PC-22 70: Public Concern Phone Team FRCM: Citizen TIME: 9:38 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Duane Gifford of Burlington. Have you heard anything about t' e 'au breaking? There's a lot of water in the Neosho River. I t ..ns i t came from Wolf Creek. Was an Alert declared because of r$dse4on? Is the water radioactive now? What ab)ut the fish? Hou co you get radioactivity out of a lake or river? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message -- rumor to track, c PC-23 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FRnM Citizen TIME: 9:42 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Yes, tais is Julie Hamilton. I live abcat five miles east of Wolf Creek. I'm a nurse and might be able to give you some help with the wounded. How many are there? Do you havs a doctor or nurse already there to help? Who do I call to find out if I should go to the plant to give assistance? HOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message -- rumor to track. PC-24 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 9:44 HESSAGE: "This is a drill' This is Sally Thomson in Burlington. I heard a siren about fifteen minutes ago. Is that another earthquake? Will the plant blow up if it is shaken too hard? My children are still at school after the first one, but if there's going to be another quake I want to go get them. What does an earthquake siren sound like? 91-FE 4.0-PC- 8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - _ . _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ^ '- - ~ ^ ~ ' ' ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ^
PC-25 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 9:48 MESSAGE: "This in a drill" ( Heyl I see smoke coming from the plant! What's going on out there? I can see smoke all the way from U.S. 75. It must be a huge fire and the sirens went off at John Redmond Reservoir. What do they mean? Is radiation coming out in the smoke? I'm getting out of here fast and telling my neighbors to go too. NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message -- rumor to track. PC-26 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen 4 TIME: 9: 52 MESSAGE: "This is a drill
- This ir. Hayden Caufield in LeRoy. What does that siren mean? I live in the country and don't have a radio or TV. Did the earthquake cause the plant to explode? What sort of emergency is going on at the plant? Should I Jo get my son off the tractor?
Where la town do we report? PC-27 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 9:56 MESSAGE: "This is a drill" O'
'isten, there's a lot of smoke or steam like stuff spewing out m plant. It's not steam off the lake.
'we this is different. I'm getting worriedI about know what that looka my brother.
% uorks at the plant. Will you let him go home or are the employees fighting the fire? What exactly did that siren that went off in New Strawn mean?
NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message -- ru:mor to track. 91-FE 4. 0.PC- 9
l l PC-28 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:00 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' KSNP is reporting a problem at Wolf Creek! I live in Sharpe and heard the sirens, What is a fission product barrier and how many do you have? I've heard that the reactor is melting. What is it made of and how big is it? What is going on at the plant now? What radio stations are giving information? Can I go and drive by the main gate to take pictures? PC-29 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:04 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill" Hello, this is Dale Simon. I live in New Strawn and heard the sirens. What's going on? I'm a night employee at the plant. Should I go into work tonigut? How serious is the accident? When did the reactor trip? When will you know more information? Should I call you back or call out to the plant? Have all the employees been evacuated? NOTE: Contact Ler.d Controller prior to giving titis message -- runor to track. 91-FE 4.0-PC- 10 l i
PC-30 TO Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:08 > MESSAGE: *This is a drill" The is Leon Deweese and I just left Hoover's Thriftway in . Burlington and drove north on U.S. 75 past the plant. There was smoke coming out of a crack on the side of the dome. Did I get irradiated as I drove by? What will the radiation do to the paint ' on my car or the food in my car? I'm home now in Lebo. Am I safe here or should I go farther away? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message -- rumor to track. $ i PC-31 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROMi Citizen TIME: 10:12 ' s MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' The is Amanda Hunsacker in New Strawn. We saw smoke coming from
-the plant and wondered if the sirens were for a fire or for something more serious? What's going on in the reactor? I know ,
how the plant works and am worried about the five steam generators ' exploding. Is that happening now and how will it effect me? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message -- I rumor to track. 4 PC-32 TO: Public Concern Phone Team . FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:14 i MESSAGE: "This is a drill' , This is Jerry Ewing and I live in Burlington. I can't make heads or tails of this multi-colored map. Where em I supposed to go when that siren sounds? Can I get my children out of school first or will they be bussed out? What caused the siren to go off in the first place? I thought Wolf Creek could withstand an earthquake? ' 1 91-FE 4.0-PC- 11
PC.33 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:18 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill
- This is Tonya Newcastle in Sharpe. I want to know what a Sice Area Emergency means. I have three children in school today. What will they be told to do? Should I go and pick them up or will the school buses bring them home? Are roadblocks set up and how long will the emergency last? What happened the last time you had an emergency like this one?
PC-34 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:22 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' Hello, this is Margie Dunn. I live in Vichita and am concerned about using my electric appliances. If radiation is spewing out of Wolf Creek, will it come through the lines and into my home? Are my rates going to rise because of this? PC-35 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:26 MESSAGE: f "This is a drill' Are you the people who give out infonmation on Wolf Creek? Is it really true that there has been a fire and that the earthquake broke the dam? I live in Burlington and heard the sirens, but thought it was a tornado. Should I stay in my basament for this kind of emergency too? What is the County Emergency Preparedness office telling people to do? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message -- rumor to track. 91-FE 4.0-PC- 12
PC-36~ TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:30
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- This is George Schultz and 1 just heard on the radio that Wolf Creek had an accident. What does a Site Area Emergency mean? Your emergency book says that small radioactive particles could be released. I want to know if you're releasing anything or not?
What should I do about my garden? Will everything be ruined? PC-37 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROMs Citizen TIME: 10:34 MESSAGE: 'this is a drill
- This is Jim Harrison. I live in Gridley, but my wife works in Burlington, Will she be able to get home? Do you know if the roads are blocked off? How long does a Site Area Emergency last?
Could it get worse? Did the earthquake cause the accident? PC-38 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM Citizen TIME: 10:38 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill
- This is Betty Osborne from Burlington. I work at C&A Foods in downtown Burlington and heard the sirens and the radio announcements. What's going on at the plant? Are the workers getting sick? Do you know if they will be coming home on time as usual? I'm worried about my boyfriend.
technician. Do you think he'll be OK7 He's a health physics 91-FE 4,0-PC- 13
PC-39 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:42 MESSAGE: - *This is a drill' Hi, I'm Jerry Rawlings, and my daughter Teresa works at the plant. Can you tell me if she has been sent home? I can't get through to the plant. Will the plant be permanently shut down? PC-40 To: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:46 MESSAGE: *This is a drill' Hello, this is Jim Slattery. I was fishing on John Redmond Reservoir this morning. Are the fish OK to eat? Why did we have to teacuate the lake? I saw some smoke over the dome as I drove away. Was there a big fire or explosion? Is this like Chernoby1? PC-41 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:50 MESSAGE - 'This is a drill' ' Hi, this is Samantha Stice. I'm a waitress at Kathy's Restaurant here at BETO Junction. We've been getting a lot of truckers asking r if they can drive down U.S. 75 to get to Yates Center. Do you know-if the roads are open. What is the best way for them to get to , Yates Center? , i n 9 8 91-FE 4.0-PC- 14
PC-42 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 10:54 MEGSAGE: *This is a drill' H*. Listen, my wife is pregnant, so I want you to tell me the truth. Should we evacuate Burlington now, before the accident gets worse? Are we all going to get sick later from the air we're breathing? I don't want anything to happen to my wife and I know there are radiation limits for pregnant women. PC-43 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citiaen TIME: 10:58 MESSAGE: 'Th3s is a drill' This is Luella Masters and my husband Brian is an electrical engineer in NPE. I'm really concerned about him. He usually calls me every day at 10:00. I haven't heard from him and with all the sirens going off I want to talk to him. Can you get a hold of him for me? Should I go to the plant and ask the people there? PC-44 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 11:00 MESSAGE: "This is a drill
- This is Lois Nelson in Waverly. I'm supposed to pick up my grandchildren from school in Burlington. Have they been moved due to the accident? Should I still go to Burlington or is it' unsafe?
I have to go on the site access road to get to U.S. 75. Are the roads still clear? 91-FE 4.0-PC- 15
PC-45 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 11:04 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Bill Winters in Lebo. I just heard on the radio that Wolf Creek was having a terrible accident. Is this true? How many " people have died? How long do you think the accident will last? Is the radio the best way to keep track of the situation? Can I , believe what you're telling me? , PC-46 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen i TI!"E s 11:08 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill" I live ten miles east of Wolf Creek and I've heard that if the wind , is blowing my way I'll be killed. It looks like the wind might
- turn towards my house. Vnere are you telling people to go? Is it too late to save my pets? i PC-47 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIMES- 11:12 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' Hl. This whole situation really makes me mad! I just put my whole '
savings into a wheat crop and from what I hear that stuff spewing out of the plant will cost me the whole field. I saw the smoke earlier today so I know its out there. Are all of my cattle and livestock contaminated too? The other f anmers are just as worried l as I amt i. l-I- 1 i 9 r 91-FE 4.0-PC- 16
PC-48 T0: Public Coacern Phone Tesm FROM: Citizen TIKE: 11:16 HESSAGE: "This is a drill' This is Steve James and I live in Hutchinson, but my brother Joe works at the plant. How can I find out about his condition. I heard some employees where hurt in the accident. Do you know if anyone has died? How soon will employees be able to leave the plant? PC-49 TO: Public Concern Phone Team PROM: Citizen TIME: 11:20 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill
- This is Jennifer Cook. I live in Burlington and am really worried about my cat. He has been acting strange, kind of jampy. He was acting this way before the earlier gitake this morning. Who do I call to warn them that another quake is about to strike? Do you think the radiation that seeped out of the crack in the domed building is affecting him7 PC-50 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 11:24 HESSAGE: "This is a drill' Hello. This is Sharon Anderson. I'm calling from BETO Junction.
I want to go to my father's home. His name is Herman Anderson. He lives on the plant access road. Can I get in to see him or are the rar.ds blocked off ? Was he evacuated? Where did you take him? 91-FE 4.0-PC. 17
PC-51 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 11:28 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Charles Greenlief. I'm a chemistry professor at ESU and feel that I could be of help to the operators out at the plant. When I get to the plant who should I report to? What is the current situation at the plant? PC-52 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIKE: 11:30 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' Hello, this is James Steveson in Kansas City. I know all about nuclear power and just saw a picture of Wolf Creek on the TV. I was just wondering how fast the reactor spins as it is melting down? Do yu have men inside the containment structure right now? How much radiation will they get compared to the people living around the plant? What will Kansas do without all the electricity that Volf Creek puts out? PC-53 TO: Public Concern Phone Team a FROM: Citizen TIME: 11:34 MESSrJE: 'This is a drill' This is Paul Livingston. I live in Burlington and am concerned that I might know some of the men killed in the accident. I heard the sirea and know there was some nort of accident. Am I supposed to be in my basement? It sounded just like the tornado siren. Are people leaving the area? 91-FE 4.0-PC- 18 __ _________ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - -- - - - - - - -
PC-54 70: Public Cnneern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 11:38 MESSAGE: ' Thin is a drill' fley l My neighbors are packing up and heading for Emporia. I live in Hartford and haven't heard a thing about leaving. Why are you people leaving us in the dark? Don't read me a news statement! We're talking life and death here. What would you do if you were me? What exactly does a Site Aren 'mergency mean? PC-55 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 11: 42 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Lillian Williams. I live in Burlington and filled out a special needs card last year. Will someone come and get me at my home? With the sirens going off, something must be wrong. I asked for assistance because I can't drive and don't want to be left here to die. When will the police come? PC-56 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 11:44 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Hello. this in Harold Davidson from Kansas City. I used to work for Bechtel and could be of help to you. What sort of plant is Wolf Creek? Is it a boiling water reactor? How long has it been in operation? How many steam generators do you have? What is the status of the accident now? Is there anyone at the plant that I can contact? 91-FE 4.0-PC- 19
-PC-57 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 11: 48 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Hi. this is Jackie Jones. My husband and brother work at the plant and I am really concerned. I haven't heard a thing and with the sirens going off I'm really scared. Can 1 go to the plant to look for them? Are the roads blocked off? Were there any deaths or injuries? When will it be safe to go to the plant? How long does a Site Area Emergency usually last?
PC-58 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM Citizen TIME: 11:52 MESSAGEt "This is a drill' Hello, my name is Steve James from Hutchinson. I' called earlier about my brother Joe. He's an electrician at the plant. I heard that some people were killed in the accident. Do you know anything more about the incident now? When will I be able to call out to the plant? Are you letting employees go home? PC-59 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 11:56 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' can radiation reach Wichita? The wind is blowing from the North. What does that mean for us? How can you tell if you're breathing radiation? Should I stay inside and go down to my basement? Is the radiation coming from the plant like radon gas-coming out of-the earth or worse? 91-FE 4.0-PC- 20
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I TIME: 12:00 MESSAGE: 'This in a drill' This is Henry James. I live out in the country and have one of those tone alert radios. When do they go off? I've been waiting for mine to go off and it hasn't. Is it broken? What is going on at the plant? I'm five miles east and it's pretty quiet out here. What radio station is covering the accident? PC-61 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:04 MESSAGE: "This is a drill
- This is Carl Kelly with the Emporia Chamber of Commerce. I want to know if Wolf Creek will recover from this? Are all the Wolf Creek employees going to pull out of Emporia again? When can we expect the refugees from Burlington to arrive in Emporia for medical treatment?
PC-62 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:08 MESSAGE: *This is a drill' This is Janet Bernstein. I'm not feeling well and want to go to the Coffey County Hospital, but I'm afraid to leave my house. Will I get radiation if I go outside? I've been reading the emergency stuff you sent in the mail and it talks about sheltering. Are we supposed to be doing that yet? 91-FE 4.0-PC- 21 _ ______ _ -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~
PC-63 TO: public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:08 HESSAGE: 'This is a drill" This is John Small. I've heard that you have a big leak at the How did it start and why hasn't it been stopped? I live in plant. Burlington and want to be sure to get out if I need to. Am I part of this EPZ I keep hearing about? What does that mean? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving thin message -- rumor to track. PC-64 70: Public Concern Phone Team . FROM: Citizen > TIME: 12:12 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill" This is Charlotte Lamb in Gridley. How much did that lemon of a j plant cost us taxpayers 7_ Mho owns it? Are they going to pay to clean up this mess, and how are they going to compensate all the people that get cancer twenty years from now? Cive me the number of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. I want to find out what they're doing about this. PC-65 TO: Public Concern Phone Team
-FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:16 '
MESSAGE "This is a drill' I'm really ticked off. What's going on out there? In it getting worse? I'm in LeRoy and we haven't heard a thing. Where's the NRC7 Aren't they supposed to fix problems like this? What is their function anyway? Do you have a phone number for them? I want to find out if they really know what's going on out here. 1 F P 91-FE l 4.0-PC- 22
PC-66 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:20 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' This is Artie Miller. And I want to get some TV crews out to my house. I can see the plant exploding from my porch in New Strawn. It was smoking earlier and I'm sure it will again. What's the number for KSN-TV in Topeka? Are the roads open from Topeka to New Stravn? PC-67 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:24 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' This is Floyd Snyder. I live just south of your cooling lake. I've heard that the fish are dying by the hundreds in the lake. , What's causing that? Will the fish-in my farm pond die, too? Should I be evacuated? I really don't want to leave my home. Do I ' have to go even if I don't want to? NOTE: Contact Lead Controller prior to giving this message -- . rumor to track. , PC-68 TO: Public Concern Phone Team I FROM: Citizen . i r TIME: 12:2B . i MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Heyt What is a millirem? I'm hearing that millirems are coming ' out of the plant? 'How fast will it kill me or my children? My kids are three and five years old. Are they safe in the basement or should 1 get out of Waverly? , t L 91-FE 4.0-PC- 23
l 1 PC-69 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:32 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Sheldon Burke in Burlington. What is a General Emergency? Is that worse than the last level the news mentioned? I can't believe this is happening, everything seems all right outside. How do I know if I'm getting effected? Is it worse than a sunburn? What are some of the symptoms of radiation sickness? What are the Federal limits for radiation? Are your employees allowed to get more than that? Will you call me back if I should leave my house? PC-70 TO: Public concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:36 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' Who is in charge there? I want to talk to someone in charge. I called earlier and you read me a news statement, but things are getting worse and I want some answers! How do we know you people will really help us get out? I'm a local resident and deserve to know what's going on. PC-71 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:40 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' This is Cheryl Adams, I run a pre-school in Burlington. What is a protective action recommendation? Who recommends the actions and how do we find out about them? Can you tell me some of the things I might have to do? Does sheltering mean just staying inside? Most of the parents have picked up their children, but five are still with me. If I leave, how can I let the parents know where their children went? 91-FE 4.0-PC- 24
PC-72 70: Public Concern Phone Team FRDM: Citizen TIME: 12i44 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Julia Brownsfield in Burlington. How do you read this phone book map? I can't tell which sector I'm in. Does it matter at this point 7 Am I suppose to stay home or leave immediately? Can I take my five dogs and three cats? Who will feed them if I leave? How long will I be gone and where vill I be sent? PC-73 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:48 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill
- fiello, this is Bill Harris with the Osborne Fire Dept. Do you need any extra medical or fire support in Coffey County? Ve'd be happy to come down and assist. What are the total number of wounded? Do you have roadblocks up yet? Who else should I call to offer our services?
PC-74 TO Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:52 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' 111, this is LeRoy Paine of Iola. I've been listening to the radio and hear that people are sheltering. Is that true? Will the radiation reach Iola? What direction is it heading and how fast will it get here? l~ l I 91-FE 4,0.PC- 25 m e er-*-t w- e 4 ^M
PC-75 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:52 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' I live in Garnett. What is the status of the plant? Is the accident under control? I heard that radiation is spewing out of a crack in the dome. Was that caused by the earlier quake? Did Wolf Creek cause the earthquake? PC-76 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 12:56 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill
- I live east of the plant and my 17-year-old son is out in the fields. I can't find him anywhere. Do you have people doing search and rescue for victims overcome by radiation? Ghould I leave my home without him? How will he ever find me if I evacuate to Dmporia?
PC-77 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen 4 TIME: 1:00 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Hello, this is Maxine Young. I'm 89 years old and can't hear too well. My neighbors just packed up their cars and drove off in a hurry. They told me to call someone for help so I called you. What should I be doing and where is everyone going? 91-FE 4.0-PC- 26
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PC.78 70: Public concern Phone Team . I FROM: Citizen TIME: 1:04 [ MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Gerald Forrest of Burlington. I've got 300 head of cattic
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grazing just south of the plant. Will they be affected by this ' accident? Is it safe for me to go out there t.nd bring them in?- t How far away from the plant is it safe 7 l i PC-79 TO: Public Concern Phone Team Fl!OM: Citizen , TIME: 1:08 [ MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Last night I collected vegetables from my garden and ate them for dinner! Am I going to die? I'm sure they were radioactive. !!ow :* do I know that the plant wasn't putting out stuff last night? Will I ever be able to use the soil in my backyard? T PC-80 TO: Publi: Concern Phone Team r FROM:- Citizen , TIME: 1:12 , MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Tim Williams in LeRoy. What are the long term effects of radiation exposure? How much is too much? Is there any way for me , to find out how much I've gotten already from living near the plant for ten years? What are you telling local residents to do? v I f l t 91-FE 4.0-PC- 27 !
PC-81 70: Public Concern Phone Team I FROM: Citizen TIME: 1:16 MESSAGE: 'This in a drill' Iodd Bishop here. I run a pig operation here in Westphalia. Can I let my piq: drink pond water or should I only use well water? liow ' long will my pond be contaminated and how can I tell? Will the ' plant pay to clean it up for me? How can I tell if my pigs are already sick? I PC-82 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen
- TIME: 1:20 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' i Hello, this is Judy Winters in Yates Center. My mother lives in Burlington and I can't get a hold of her. Have you evacuated all ;
the people from town? Where could she be? Will she ever be able to go back to her home? y PC-83 TO: Public Concern Phone Team TROM: Citizen TIME: 1:24 KESSAGE: "This is a drill' Is this the-nuclear plant? Do you have numbers on how much radiation is coming from the plants as a result of the earthquake? How many people are sick or have died? Do you have known cases of radiation poisoning? What do the radioactive people look like? t 91-FE . 4.0-PC- 28 _. , . ~ . -
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PC-84 70: Public Concern Phone Team I i FROM: Citizen ' i TIME: 1:28 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' l Hi. this is Joel Scott, My wife is in her 8th month of pregnancy. I We live in Americus, and I was wondering if she will be affected by your accident? I'd like to have her checked out by a doctor today ' to make sure she's OK Is it safe to gc outside to get into the car? , PC-85 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen , TIME: 1:32 ' MESSAGE: 'This is a drill"
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This is George Weilder. I live in Emporia, but my cats are at my i son's house in Burlington. I want to go get them now. Who is ; going to stop me if I drive out there? If I don't get them they'll - surely die. PC-86 70: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen - TIME: 1:36 MESSAGE: "This is a drill" Hello. This is Jeff Stevenoon with the Sierra Club. We'd like to do an article on how nuclear power pollutes the environment and kills animals. Do you have any dead animals as a result of the 1 accident? Can we get to the plant to take pictures? What about tomorrow? i
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I t PC-87 70: Public Concern Phone Team k FROM: Citizen TIME: 1:40 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' This is Wilbur Foster of Foster Chemical Supply. What should I do with the bottles of chlorine and nitrogen I'm supposed to deliver? ,. I'm not going out to that place even if they pay me. You'll just ' have to tell them I'm not comings i PC-88 TO: Public Concern Phone Team f FROM: Citizen TIME: 1:44 f MESSAGE: 'This is a drill" f Is this Wolf Creek? Can I talk to anyone at the plant? What can you possibly know about employees-if you are in Wichita? I'm ' trying to reach my son Junior Smith. Do you know him? When will ; he be able to call home? Will he be able to drive ta Emporia to ! visit us? ! PC-89 70: Public Concern Phone Team t FROM: Citizen TIME: 1:48 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill' Hl. I've got 300 acres of wheat in the field just outside of Burlington. Will I be able to sell it after today? Will the plant pay me for the' loss, if any? , i
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PC-90 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIME: 1:52 MESSAGE: "This is a drill' fiello, this is Pat Schmidt. There is a strange man in my garden. It looks like he is taking a sample of my soil. Is he from Wolf Creek? f PC-91 TO: Public Concern Phone Team FROM: Citizen TIP2: 1:56 MESSAGE: 'This is a drill" llenry Gilmore here. I'm here in Waverly and wondering what's going on in Burlington. Are people being evacuated? Where do Burlington residents get evacuated to? Who is making these decisions? Is it the Governor? 91-FE 4.0-PC- 31
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it faster for us to go to the plant? Can~you give me directions to-t the' Armory from downtown K.C.7 I i l i MS-3
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This is;Vera Smith with thel Eagle-Beacon. What information has Wolf ! Creek released so far? -When is the next new conference? Is the accident still. going on at-the plant -- is-it-over by now? , I l l i t , 91-FE 4.0-MS-' 1 L l i h
MS-4 To: Media Messenger From: Reporter Times 10:05 Mee age 'This is a Drill' This is Gary Wilson with KSN-TV in Wichita. Can you give out information on the plant? I want to go to the plant on my way to Topeka to take pictures, is that allowed? Will I be able to get in? MS-5 To Media Messenger From: Reporter Time 10:15 Message 'This is a Drill' This is_ Nancy Gordon with the Topeka Capital Journal. How many news releases have gone out so far? We want to make sure we have all the information up to this time. When will the next news conference be held? Will the Governor be there? MS-6 To: Media Messenger Frome Reporter Times 10:20 Message 'This is a Drill" Can you tell me where you are located? Are there hotels and restaurants close by for visiting journalists? How far is it to Kansas City from there? l 91-FE 4.0-MS- 2
MS-7 To Msdia Messenger From: Keporter \' Time: 10:25 Message 'This is a Drill' This is Vera Goldtlum with CNN. We're sending a crew of five people out to K.C. today. I need explicit direct 3ons to the plant. We want to take pictures in Burlington and then talk to the Governor and the President of Wolf Creek. When will they both be available for questions? MS-8 To Media Messenger From: Reporter Time: 10:30 Message 'This is a Drill
- This is Tom Gleason with KFDI radio. Is utr crew there yet? Can you leave a message for the reporter there to call his editor as soon as possible?
MS-9 To Media Messenger From: Reporter Time 10:35 Message 'This is a Drill' This is Shirley Eagle with the Emporia Gazette. When will your facility be ready for reporters? Are there phones clo a by for us to use? Are any Wolf Creek management there and available ier interviews? 91-FE 4.0-MS- 3
HS.10 To: H;dia MassenEer Frome Reporter i Times 10:40 Message 'This is a Drill' Robert Hoore with NBC. We're flying a crew into Kansas City. Where ' should + hey go to get their story? We want photos of the plant. Vrat is thrt 6ddress cf the plant? Is it off limits for security reasons? How do we get tc your Media Release Centert ; I HS-11 To Media Messenger " i From: Reporter Times 10: 45 Message: 'This is a Drill' I tagle-Beacon again. Give me better directions to your center! We're at the West Ridge Hall. t i HF.\2 To Hedia Hessenger From Reporter i Times 10:50 , Message: 'This is a Drill' Hello, this is Hancy with The Topeka Capital Journal. I need to leave a message for Phil on our crew. They may not be there yet. Would you *
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HS.13 70: H:dia H3ssengor From: Reporter Times 11:00 Hessage: 'This is a Drill' Hello, this is Hartin Haynard with KAKE-TV. Has our team arrived there yet? Will you leave tnem a message? They forgot the battery pack and we're sending another truck out after them. HS.14 To: Medit Hessenger From: Reporter Times 11:05 Hensage 'This la a Drill' Thi6 is Tom Gardner with KBRC radio out of Osage City. We'd like to send a team out to cover the Wolf Creek story. Where should they go? vho will be in Topekt f or them to talk to? Do you think an interview with Bart Vithers will be possible? HS.15 To Media Hessenger From Reporter Times 11 2 Hessage 'This is a Drill' This it KVCJ-TV in Wichita. We want to talk with Vilson Cadman. Where is het Is he going to be available for questions? What is your address there in Topekat 91-FE 4.0-MS- 5
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MS-20 70: M;dia Massenger l Prom: Reporter ' i Times 11:35 Message: 'This is a Drill' Hello, this is Allan Loeve with KZAP-San Francisco. ' Is your plant having a meltdown? Can you read me the latest news statement? Off the record, what do you think is really happeningt r MS-21 To: Media Messenger , From Reporter I i Time 11:40 t Message 'This is a Drill' . Can you leave a message for the KAKE reporter from Vichitaf Her name is Sheila Jones. She should be arriving soon. Tell her to call her husband Tom at the office. : MS-22 To: Media Messenger f From Reporter Times 11:45 Message 'This is a Drill' Hello, this is Stacy Doyle with KVCJ-TV. Vould you let sur Tom : McMann, one of our reporters, know that his wife just went into labor. He should get on the road to Wichita as soon as possible. ; We're sending someone up to take his place. t I i i 3 l t 91-FE 4,0.Ms. 7 I
i HS.23 To Hadia Massenger From Reporter Time 11:30 i Message 'This is a Drill' George Stubby here with ABC News Los Angeles. How do we get to your location from KCI? Our crew will be there at 3:00 p.m. Will people still be there or should we go to Burlington? i i l r HS.24 To: Media Hessenger From Reporter Times 11:55 Hessage 'This is a Drill' I This is Sherry Logan with NBC News in New York. I need to make room ! reservations for our crews coming out to Kansas. Can you give the ntmbers of the hotels in your area? I'll need twenty rooms for an indefinite time. [ I HS-25 To: Media Hessenger From Reporter Times i 12:00 Messager 'This is a Drill' l This is Joyce LaRue with the Hutchinson Herald News. What is the status of the plant? Do you have any up.to-date news to give out? I want pictures of the plant. Are you giving any out to the media? Can you mail me information on the plant? ' r r i r e 91-FE 4,0.HS- 8 l
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Times 12:10 Hessaget "This is a Drill' George Scott with Omaha Daily Star. We don't want to come to Kansas, t I want information over the phone, or can you fax me your news statements? Who can I talk to right now about the crisis? HS-28 To Media Messenger From: Reporter i Time: 12:15 Hessage 'This is a Drill' f Hello, this is Harold Bartlett. I'm with Newsweek. We want action photos of people evacuating the area. Where is Burlington on the l mapt. Has a State of Emergency been declared by the Governor yet? What about roadblockst I t L i-i 91-FE 4.0.HS. 9 t
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i HS-29 To Hedia Hessenger From Reporter Times 12:20 l Hessage 'This is a Drill' This is the Governor's Fress Secretary's office. We need to get a message to Milton Freedman as soon as possible. He should be there : sometime today. Can you tell hini to call 876-5555 and ask for John Lowell if he shows up? ! i i HS-30 To 'ledia Hessenger Frome Reporter-Times 12:25 ; Message 'This is a Drill' I need the name of the NRC spokesperson. Where is the NRC based? Do you have a number for them? Are they issuing news statements yett can you read them to me over the phone? - MS-32 To Media Hessenger Frome Reporter Times 12:30 Message 'This is a Drill' This is John Juarez with People. Magazine. We're on our way to Kansas and need to know where to go. Why aren't you at the plant? le it i. dangerous there? F j 91-FE 4.0.gs. 10 ,
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MS 32 foi H:dia Hessenger From Reporter Times 12:35 Hessage 'This is a Drill' ' Can you make hotel reservations? I need six rooms for CNN reporters. l They should be arriving at your media center at noon. Could you leave ; them a message to call Joe in New York? ' l L HS-33 To Media Hessenger From Reporter Times 12:40 ; I Hessage 'This is a Drill' t How many news statements have gone out? When will the next press ! conference be held? Is the Governor planning to answer questions? l What is Volf Creek management doing to end the accident? l i
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MS-34 To Media Hessenger i From: Reporter Times 12: 45 i Message 'This is a Drill' Please get a message to Joel Holmes with KWCH-TV right away. Tell him i we need a story right away, and to send something down on to Wichita ' on the helicopter. t f 1 I i i P r 91-FE 4.0-MS- 11 . t t
MS.35 To H2dia Hessenger i From Reporter f Times 12:50 ! Hessage 'This is a Drill' l'm trying to reach my husband. George Wilson. He's a reporter with - i KAKE.TV. We had an emergency at home. Would you ask him to call home i as soon as possible? HS.36 To: Hedia Messenger f Frome Reporter Times 12:15 ! Message 'This is a Drill' ' I need to get a message to Sheila Jones. She's a reporter with the ' KAKE news crew. Please have her call her editor regarding a deadline, i HS.37 To: Media Hessenger i From: -Reporter Times 1:00 ! Hessagen 'This is a Drill' i This is VDAF.TV. Will you give me an interview over the phone? I i need to get some information fast. Who can I talk to at the plant? Are there still people in Burlington? If I send a news truck to Coffey County will they be able to interview evacuating residents? ! l i I i 91.FE 4.0.Ms. 12
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HS.36 To H:dia H2ssenger From Reporter Times 1:05 HessaEen 'This is a Drill' Can our helicopter fly over the plant to take pictures? Our crew is flying up to Topeka and will go right by the plant. Is it safe to do that? Can anyone stop us? Has the Governor's office made any statements yet? Is the Governor there? HS.39 To: Media Hessenger From Reporter Times 1:10 Messaget ' Thia is a Drill' This is Joel Baker of K0A-TV. How soon can we send a crew to Topeka? We want a story with pictures for the evening news, at the latest. What visuals do you have in your media center? Are interviews with management being given? Can you answer a few questions about the plant for me? HS-40 To: Hedia Hessenger From Reporter Time 1:15 Hessage 'Th.is is a Drill' I'm a reporter with the Emporia Gazette. I'm pregnant and my editor asked be to cover the accident. Will the radiation get me in Topeka? What effect will it have on my unborn child? 91-FE 4.0-MS- 13 1
MS-41 70: H:dia Hessenger From Reporter Times 1:20 Message 'This is a Drill' What's your name? Can we tape this conversation? I'm with CBS news in New York. Ve're covering a big oil tanker explosion in the Gulf and can't get a crew to Topeka until tonight. Can I get the story from you? MS-42 To: Media Messenger From: Reporter Times 1:25 Mess 6ge 'This is a Drill
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I'm writing a story for our magazine and need more information. V.to is available from the plant for an interview? [ t MS-43 To Media Messenger ' From Reporter j Times 1:30 Message 'This is a Drill' How many have died in Topeka so far? KAKE news has heard rumors of people getting sick. Is this related to the radiation flowing out of the plant? r i
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HS.44 70: H:dia Hessenger Frome Reporter Times 1:35 Hessaget 'This is a Drill' Hello. I'm Tom Simon with 60 minutes. Ve'd like to do a story on the earthquake and accident at the nuclear plant. Can you give the number for the CEO and President of Volf Creek? I'd also like to talk to Vilson Cadman of KGLE. Can you arrange an interview? MS-45 To: Hedia Hessenger From Reporter Time 1:40 l Messager 'This is a Drill' i Hello, this is Angie Villiamson with the Kansas City Star. Harty i Rosenberg is our regular Volf Creek reporter and should be there ! somewhere. Can you leave a message for him to call his editor by ( 4:00 p.m.? MS-46 To: Hedia Hessenger From Reporter Times 1:45 Hessage: 'This is a Drill' This is United Airlines at KCI. Ve have about fifty reporters trying to get to Topeka to cover the Wolf Creek story. Can you give me directions to your facility? ; i Y f 5 91-FE 4,o.gs, 15 l ,
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, Hessag:: 'This la a Drill' Tim Crokaw here. I'm coming in by helicopter and need a limo to meet me at Forbes Field in one hour. Can you arrange that? Where is the plant so we can fly over aad get some pictures? MS-48 To: Medic Messenger From Reporter Time: 1:$$ Hessage 'This is a Drill' This is KSKX Radio in Topeka. We heard that the President is coming to Kansas to tour the plant. Is that true? President Carter tevred s Three Mile Island. If he comes will he land at Forbes fieldt MS-49 To: Media Hessenger From: Reporter Times 2:00 Hessage: 'This is a Drill' This is Walter Baxter with the Parsons Sun. Con you locate my ! reporter Tim coleman and tell him to call the office as soon as , possible? We have a bigger story closer to home for him to cover, t i l t t L 91-FE 4.0-MS- 16 , I l . .- - . . . -
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- i Is there a limit on the number of reporters your incility will hold? !
Are extra electricity hook-ups available? What about room for our i news truck and where is the closest phone? Is this the only number where reporters can be reached? 1 c MS-52 To: Media Messenger ! From: Reporter I l' Times 2:15 t Hessage 'This is a Drill' t can I leave a message for Ralph Turner? He's the KLZS radio reporter. Tell him to stay in Topeka for as long as it taker. I'll ; find other people to cover his regular duties. Please have him call Hike at (913) 457-9087. i f l i i L i [ i I i 91-FE 4.0-MS- 17
i MJ-53 70: Media Hessenger From Reporter l Times 2:20 ! Message 'This is a Drill' This is the Associated Press. V2're sending two reporters to cover - the Burlington explosion. Can you fax me a map with your location on it? How many news statements have gone out? Can you read the last one to me? , i i MS-54 To: Media Messenger i From: Reporter Times 2:25 Message 'This is a Drill' Hello, who is this? Are you at the plant? What information is coming out of the plant? Is the accident over yet? How soon will our reporters be able to get into the plant for video? Do you have any video of the plant that you're giving out? , MS-55 To Media Messenger Fromi Reporter Time: 2:30 Message: 'This is a Drill' ! This is the editor for the Topeka Capital Journal. Leave a message for John Rutherford to stay there. He isn't to leave until his replacement, Sam King, arrives. l t t 7 91-FE !' 4.0-MS- 18 i i
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HS-56 70: Media Hessenger FROH: Editor TIME: 14: 35 HESSAGE: "This is a Drill' Hello, who am I speaking to? Well would you look around and see if the radio crew from KFD1 is there? Can I at least leave a message for Howey Hutton to call his news editor? He knows the number. MS-57 70: Media Hessenger FROM: Reporter TIME: 14:40 - HESSAGEt 'This is a Drill' j: Hello, is this Mary Garner? Is Mary there? She f.s with KLIS radio out of Wichita. I need her to get back here as ! soon as she cant Our disc jockey just went home with the ! flu, so I'm running the board myself, and I don't know what I'm doingt , i t MS-58 TO: Media Hessenger FROM: Editor TIME 14:45 , HESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' r i 1 May I leave a message for a reporter that is working at > your center? His name is 1.ouis Yams. Tell him his editor > found someone else to cover tomorrow's murder' trial and he i should stay there in Topeka to get the Wolf Creek story. My name is Bart Lesson. 91-FE 4.0-MS- 19 ; i b
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MS-59 TO: Media Hessenger FROM: Reporter TIH : 14: 50 MESSAGE: 'This is a Drill' Hi, I'm Hadeline French from LeRoy. Do you have any news on how those circus animals are doing? I live in Orldley, and if one of those cute baby bears needs a temporary home, I'd be glad to keep him for awhile. MS 60 70: Media Hessenger FR0h Reporter TIME: 14:55 MESSAGE: "This is a Drill' Hil My name is Kay Johnson from the Lawrence Report.
. How do you think-things are really going at Wolf Creek?
- Will someone from the plant be coming to Topeka to brief us on what has happened?
- Can you arrange-for a private interview with the County Spokesperson?
- Can you get the names and titles of the Spokespersons who will be coming to the Media Center?
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HS-61 TO: Hedio Heocenger TROM: Reporter TIME: 15:00 MESSAGE: *This is a Drill' This is Don Bartel with the Denver Post,
- When is the next new. conference?
- can you arrange for me to get into the other building for some pict ures ?
- Is it safe to send a camera crew to the Wolf Creek site?
- Do you have any news releases from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission?
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HESSAGE NO: croe.1 THIS IS A DL1LL pg RQI initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. To: Emergency Preparedness Coordinator FROM: K5NP Radio LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 0830 (H+1:00) HISSAGE: George, this is Doug Lavrence from KSNP radio. I'd really like to do a live broadcast from your response headquarters and let our listeners know that they are being taken care of. What time should I be there and where may I set up? THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4,0.CEOC. 1 m
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- 70: INMT Leader i FROM: COF Services LOOATION: County EOC TIME: 0845 (H+1:15)
MESSAGE: Susan, we've got 60 clients working here today. Should we ! evacuate them now or wait until we hear from you? Should I call my bus drivers to come back now, or should I vait? I really don't know if transportation will be available for all my clients until normal working hours are over, t 1 5 k i 9 TE1S IS A DitIII 9 -FE 4.0-CEOC- 2
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MESSAGE NO: Cr0C-3 TIIIS IS A DR.II.L pg NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. . TO: County Agent FROM: Citizen LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 0900 (H+01:30) ! MESSAGE: Who is going to be responsible for checking out all the crops and other food etuffs for contamination? When will we know if everything is safe or has to be destroyed? ', i l 6 THIS IS A DILILL k
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MESSAGE NO: CEOC-3 TIIIS IS A DRILL pg NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. 4 TO: County Engineer FROM: Fire Leader LOCATION: County EOC TDiE: 0950 (11+02:20) KESSAGE: There has been a house fire in LeRoy that is taking every fire fighter we've got in LeRoy. I'm afraid that they can't do notification of the hearing-impaired in LeRoy. l 1 i i r r TElS IS A DEILL i l 91-FE 4,0.CEOC- 5 L
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MISSAGE NO: CEOC-6 THIS IS A DRILL pg H2I initiate actions . fecting normal plant operations. TO: Radiological Officer FROM: Woodson County LOCATION: County EOC TIMI: 0955 (H+02:25) HISSAGE: Several of our people have had some monitoring training and have volunteered to help you out with monitoring. They already left the courthouse and are heading north up Highway 75 .o your courthouse in Burlington. They said that they would meet you on the east side of the courthouse in about 30 minutes. THIS IS A DELLL 91-FE 4.0-CEOC- 6 i
KESSAGE Noi CE00 7 THIS IS A DEILL pg 32I initiate actions af f ecting nonnal plant operations. T0: Shelter Systems Officer TRohn A host county Emergency Preparedness Coordinator LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 1000 (H+02:30) MESSAGE: Ve've had a fire in the EPC's office, and all of our Wolf Creek supplies and radiological monitoring equipment is either destroyed or inoperable. How soon can you get me some more equipment and supplies? THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4.0.CEOC- 7
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TO: Commissioners FROM: Osage County Commissioners LOCATION: County EOC TIMI: 1010 (H+02:40) MESSAGE: Ve are prepared to declare a State of Local Disaster and help you out with any resources we may have. Do you need any assistance at all from us? THIS IS A DR.ILL 91-FE 4.0.CEOC- 8
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MISSAGE NO: CE00-9 THIS IS A DRILL pg NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. To: County Sheriff FROM Traffic Control Deputy (around Leroy) LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 1020 (19 02:50) HISSAGE: Traffic is backed up at the Ho. Pac. railroad line because the signals are flashing and the barricades are down. I don't see a train coming - when is it duu? YHIS IS A DRILL 91.FE 4,0.CEOC- 9
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MISSAGE N04 OE00-10 THIS IS A DRILL pg 321 initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. 70: "MT Leader FROM: Registration Center LOCATION: County EOC TIMI: 1030 (H+03:00) MISSAGE: We've had an accident here involving three evacuees that may or may not be contaminated. What ambulance service should we usef Is there a special hospital we should send them to? I l l l-l THIS IS A DEILL 91-FE 4.0.CEOC. 10 l l
HISSAGE NO: CE00-11 THIS IS A DEILL D9 NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. To County Agent FROM: US Department of Agriculture LOCATION: County EOC TIYT ' 1040 (H+03:10) HISSAGE: Please 1e us know how many miles out Volf Creek will have an effect. We are interested in all the farms out that far, including any dairy farmers. We'll need names, addrssses and phone numbers. We also need the phone numbers of any other involved County Agents. THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4.0-CFOC- 11
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MESSAGE NO: CEOC-13 _ THIS IS A DRILL _DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. l TO: County Sheriff FROM: Controller LOCATION - County EOC 4IME: 1100 (H+03:30) I MESSAGE: One of yout deputies at an access control point cannot remember ' his exposure limits. What can you tell him?
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FROM: Controller LOCATION: Ctanty EOC [ TIME: 1110 (H+03: 40) [ MESSAGE: One of your Road and Bridge Crewmen at an access control point can't remember his exposure linits. What can you tell him? i I A i L c i F THIS IS A DaTI.T. 6 s 91-FE 4.0-CEOC HESSAGE NO: CEOC-15 THIS IS A Dell.L pg NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: ENT Leader FROM: Golden Age Lodge Administrator LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 1120 (H+03:50) MESSAGE: One of our patients is undergoing radiation treatments for cancer of the thyroid. If we end up taking that potassium stuff, is it safe to give him? I can't reach his doctor to ask him if it's all right. l l l THIS IS A DRIII 91-FE 4,0-CEOC- 15
HEssAGE NO: CEoc-16 THIS IS A DEILL DQ NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Radiological Officer FROM: Media LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 1130 (U+04: 00) MESSAGE: This is Charlotte Peterson, Channel 5 News in Kansas City, Missouri. I understand that you're the radiation expert for Coffey County. Would you please explain to us how serious the problem is from Wolf Creek? How does this compare to something like Chernobyl? THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4.0-CEOC- 16
l' HISSAGE NO: CEOC-17 THIS IS A DRll.L (g NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Commissioners FROM: Representative's Aide s LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 1140 (H+04:10) MESSAGE: Representative Freeman would like an update from County ; government on the status of local effotts to deal with the Wolf ! Creek situation. Do you require any assistance from Senator T Glickman as far as calming down the public? ; i P i i THIS IS A Daff.Y. i 91-FE 4.0-CEOC- 17 . I
MESSAGE NO: CEOC-18 THIS IS A DEILL DO NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: County Agent FROM: County Sale Barn LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 1150 (H+04:20)
!!ESSAGE: What can I do about all these cattle that everyone has left here? The folks that own the cattle have all taken off. What am I supposed to do?
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MESSAGE NO: C $,22,:;19 THIS IS A DRILL e DQ N21 initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. l TO: Shelter Systems Officer . FROM: Anderson County Emergency Preparedness Coordinator ' LOCATION: County EOC , TIME: 1200 (H+04: 30) MES$ AGE: I don't have time right now to monitor vehicles, but I've got I some evacuees insisting that they have their cars immediately. They want to know if they can sign a release or vaiver or something enabling them to take their cars without holding us r ' you people liable. Is there such a valver? t l i r THIS IS A DRILL ; 91-FE 4,0.CEOC- 19
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To: County Sheriff FROM: Jailer LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 1215 (H+04:45) MESSAGE: If the jail vere to be evacuated, where will all the prisoners be taken? How will they be evacuated? Should they be readied for ! transport? 1 1 1 5 1 TEIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4.0-CEOC- 20
MESSAGE NO: CEOC-21 a THIS IS A DRILL po NOT initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: County Engineer PROM: Controller LOCA'f1CN County EOC TIME: 1230 (H+05:00) MESSAGE: Two of the school buses that you were counting on using for transportation assistance have refused to reenter Coffey County from the registration center in Iola, What extra provisions can you cake? THIS IS A DuTT.I. 91-FE 4.0-CEOC- 21
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l TIME: 1300 (H+05:30) ' MESSAGE: Does this accident have atiything to do with the lack of trained operators at Wolf Creek? Was the accident human error or a series of mechanical mitsaps? i 5 i t THIS IS A DETT.L ' 91-FE 4.0-CEOC- 22
MESSAGE NO: CEOC-23 , TEIS IS A DRILL DQ EQI initiate actions affecting normal plant operations. TO: Radiological Officer FROM: Allen County Emergency Preparedness Coordinator LOCATION: County EOC , TIMI: 1315 (H+05:45) !
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MESSAGE HO: CEOC-24 THIS IS A DRILL DO NOT it.itiate actions affecting normal plant operations. To: Commissioners FROM: Lawyer in Wichita LOCATION: County EOC TIME: 1330 (H+06:00) MESSAGE: I would like to have the name and phone number of the head of legal counsel for Wolf Creek, along with the nr.me of their President. We are planning a class action suit against the owners of Wolf Creek and need to contact their law office for some details. l l i [ l THIS IS A DRILL 91-FE 4.0-CEOC- 24
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'IO: Deputy Directer /Dira: tor SDEP MW Governor's Office-IOCATICN: State EOC TIME: -0900 MESSAGE: 'Ihe governor would like an update on the situation at W31f Creek and wants_ to know how umunities outside of Coffey County might be affected if the situation worsens.
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'HIIS IS A utHL pg N7P initiate actions affecting nontal plant operations.
'IO: Kansas Depart 2:ent of Wildlife and Parks 1T04: Citizen LOCATICN: State IOC TIME: 0915 MESSMIE: Satoone .dt a deor on FAS149 just south of InRoy. '1he deer is injural and can't no,e fmn the middle of the msd.
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'IHIS JS A IIIIIL LX) Kyr initiate actions affecting nontal plant oparations. 'los Fansas Departnant of floalth & Envimnnent FROi Msyor of Noosho Falls 10 CAT 10N: State IOC TIME: 0930 MESSKiE I understand a radioactive cloud frm Wolf Cimk is headai our way arxi should b3 hexe this aftemoon. I don't think I can got the town evacuatcri in tlan. I need enaugh of that radioactive drug like they used in Russia for 600 people.
N:ME: TO M7P TAKR ANY JCPKN other than coordinating a sinulated response with the appropriate personnel,
'lHIS IS A IRIIL 91-FE 4.0-S10C- 3 i
PESSAGE 108 STIC- 4
'Hf1S IS A IRIIL JD M7P initiato actions affecting nonial plant operations. 'ID: Kansas Board of Agricultutu (DCA)
F7 E : !!unter (State EOC Imd Controller) 1DCATION: State EOC TIME: 0945 MESSAGE: I was hunting earlier tcday in Coffey County about six miles east of the nuclear plant. I have aheady skinncd the rabbits I shot. Are they safe to eat and am I contaminated? I was there until around 9:00 or 9:30. K71E: 00 ICP TAKR ANY NNICN other than coordinating a simulated response with the aripu.cg.iate personnel.
'HIIS IS A IRIIL 91-FE 4.0-SEDC- 4 L
MESSAGE los SEOC-5 l TIIIS IS A IIu1L 1]g RTP initiate actions affecting nonal plant operations. 10: tutional Guard FRCH: Guardsman at Stata Forwmi Staging Atua IOCATION: State EOC TIME: 1000 (or after SFSA is activated) MESSAGE: A bunch of TIDs just got delivered ftun the IDF. What are we supposed to do with all these? Are they for the next shift, too? M7IE: TO KJP TAKE ANY 7CPKN other than coortiinating a simulated response with the appropriate personnel. (
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'IO: Kansas !!1ghway Patm l FTO4: Roadblock IOCATICN: State ECC TIME: 1015 MESSAGE: We have a 'IV crew at our location that claims Ly]e Iw_.r of EG&E gave thm pemission to go to Wolf Creek's DinIgency Operations Center. hhat shou)d we do?
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MCSSAGE NO: SBOC-7
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'IO s . Deputy Director SDEP-ECE: Governor's Press Secre* g lOCATICN: State EOC TIME: 1030-MESSAGE: Gcuernor Finney has been receiving calls fran Hartford.- '1he mayor and city council are planning to evacuate. 'Ibey want same emergency transportation assistance to take the evacuees to
- nnporia. 'Ihey also want to obtain sme protective drugs like KI-
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'IO: Kansas Department of Health & Enviroment ,
FRCH: Environmental Protection Agency UXWI' ION: State K)C TIME: 1045 MESSAGE: We're sending sme of our go,.a frun Montgcmery, Alahana and they'll be there in 24 hours. 'Ihey'll be bringing their mobile van lab and will want to set it up for sampling. Whe2n can wo set up? KHE: DO M7P TAKE ANY 7CPION other than coordinating a simulated respanse with the appropriate personnel.
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MESSJGE 10: _,_ SFDC-9
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'IO: Board of Igriculture (104)
FRm US Departmmt of Agriculture IOCATICN: State EOC TIME: 1100 MESSAGE: Please let us knw hw many miles out Wolf Crtnk will have an effect. We are interested in all the fanns out that far, including any dairy fanters. We'll need nanes, addresses and phone numbers. We also need the phone numbers of any involved County Agents, mIE: to M71* TAKE ANY ACPICN other than coordinating a simulated response with the apywg:iate personnel. L
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'10: Kansas tutional Guani 1704: Governor's Press Secretary LOCATION: State ECC TIME: 1115 MESSAGE: 'Ihe news media in very insistent on getting footage of the activities at the poer plant. What are the clnnces of using a tutional Guard Dus to give than a brief tour?
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'IO: Kanses Department of Transportation FRCM - Smith Construction Ccunpany IOCATICE: - State BOC.
TIME: 1130-MESSAGE: Ihe cmpany is doing same repair work for you on I-75 just north of Yates Center. .Ne're down to one lane and have been using' pl. lot cars to direct traffic. '1here are about 80 cars backed up
.trying to: go south. People are. pretty nervous and going awfully fast because of the nuclear plant. I'm afraid we're going to-have a bad accident. What do you advise?
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20: Fansas DeInrtment of Wildlife and Parks 1704: Contluller IOCATION: State EOC TIME: 1145 MESSAGE: The officer that you sont to InRoy to rutovo the deer frcm the middle of the road has not been heard fram. What steps can you take to contact him and ensure that he know of the evacuation order? M711?: ID M7P TAKE ANY ACITON other than coordinating a simulated response with the appropriate personnel. 1 P
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MESSAGE 108 SKE-13 7111S IS A IImL JLO for initiate actions affocting nornal plant operations.
'IO: Kansas Highway Patrol (D F)
, hoi MP - Th:op H Olanute IJOCATICN: State DOC TIME: 1200 MESS 7CE: We are getting calls frun several Ctzmunities alvAlt 50-60 miles southeast of Chanute that are thinking about cuacuating locause of the accident at the plant. What should I tel.1 thcun? MJIV.: DO N7P TAKE ANY ACTICE other than coordinating a ninulated response with the appropriate persoruiel. THIS IS A IRIIL 91-rE 4.0-SEOC- 13
MESSAGE 10: SE C-14
'IIIIS IS A IrJIL I]Q IOP initiate actions affecting norml plant operations.
'IO: Kansas Depart 2 tent of Transportation FRCH: Camunicator at the IDF I.OCATION: State IOC TIME: 1230 MESSIGE: lh long do you think I will have to stay here at Wolf Creek?
Would ycu find out for ne? tom: po M7r TNm mir N PION other than coordinating a sinulated response with the appropriate personnel.
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i MIr4/GE 10: StrC-19 I l MIIS IS A IRIIL , 1 H) Eg initiate actions affecting nomal plant operations. ' m Dixoct,or or IXTuty Dixoctor SDEP FTO4: D120ctor, m%, Regian VII (Insd Stato IIC Controller) IICTCIQi State DOC TIME: Iby 2 MESStGE: hhat is the current otatus of the mergency a: the power plant? Should we anticipste your roguesting assistance frun us and if so when? I would like to get my people prentui if you feel this situation will worset. hhat do lui thinc? M731 10 POP TMZ ANY M other than coordinating a simulated response with the al.wvg. late parsennel. MIIS IS A IRIIL 91-FE 4.0-SIIC- 15
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'IO: ransas Department of flealth and Envi.rannant ();DHE) '
FlO! Steele's New t, Used Cars i IICATICN State E TIME: Day 2 MESSAGE: I'm Joe Steele, of Steele'J How & Used Cars in Iola. Most of my inventory sits outside on my lot, ard I ms werderin : radioactive fallout needs to be mahed off my cars. If g ifit's-not the dangerous to people, will it hurt the paint any? lbw nuch fallout is on the cars anysey? JE2]Et 00 IUr 'mEB AIK AcrEEl other than coordinating a sinulated response with the appropriata perscmnel. , i 5
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PISSIGE 10: . SDT-17 1HIS IS A IRIIL jy jg5' initiata acticna affecting nontal plant operations. 10: Fansas D5. artment of Wildlife and Pad.s rRCH: Taxidennist IDCATICN State 00C TIFIt Day 2 FISSAGE: My name is John Williams, I'm a hvWmist in Burlington an:1 nost of my business came frun game and birds shcw around hem. Is the Wolf C mak miaase of radioactivity going to maan that same anlanis will be cantaminated inside - I nean, Mat if they eat scme contaminated grass? Should I handle the animals diffemntly for adtile? N[7IEt DO MM'.1ME ANT ACTIGl other than cooniinatirq a sinulated asp;mse with the amvriata perscnnel.
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'nIIS IS A IItHL ID }Q[ initiate actions affo0 ting norm 31 plant operations. 'IO: thtional Guani DOis Ikus Mrxila IIX%TICN: Stato DOC TIME: thy 2 MESS /CE: Do you have antagh troops to hmilo your responrlbilities at Malf Crtxt:? hhat with the Actory cutbacks I guess you aru Itally hurting for recruits.
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To Board of Igriculture (In\) ITO!: IBP in DToria IICATIQin State EEC TIME: Day 2 MISStGE: lku am I su;Tosed to know staat cattle aru safe to tuy? Should I stop tuying all cattle for a wttile? Will you lot nn kncw wtien it's safe to tuy Kansas beef again? M7m 00 IUP TAKR ANY ACTICN other than coordinating a simulated responso with the a;pvg.iate personnol.
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t yzssAGE to _src-70 ! 11 TIS IS A IRIIL [ i g) M2r initiata actions affacting nomal plant operations. ! f To: ransas Department of Transportation mcH: Radiological Manitoring Personnel en Roadbleds ! LOCATICH: State EDC ) I TIME: . Day 2 ! i PISSAGE: We can't get one of the vehicles decantaminated and are ready to
. isolate it.- Can yw send us same barrich and scuething to make signs with to keep people am y?
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'!HIS IS A IRIIL 19 Jgg initiata actions affecting normal plant operations. 'IO: Deputy Director, SDEP FRCH: Senator's Aide (State IDC Imad Controller)
LOCATICN: State IDC I TIME Day 2 i MESSAGEt Senator Dole has a press conferwice scheduled to begin in 30 I minutes. lie needs to know l l
'Ihe current situation at the plant; r State agencies involved; i Federal agencies involved; }
Iocal agencies involved; t Number evacuated;
- Anticipate:1 langth of evacuation; [
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'10: ransas Otymt of iknith & Enviromunt -Durnau of Water Protection FRCH: Ottam Water racility IIX%TICIls State DOC TIME: Day 2 MESStGE: What kind of protection should w taka because of the accident at Walf Creek? Should w monitor our filters? Do you m nt es to change th e fruguantly? Should w kmp the ustd anos for you to test? 1913: M Jgr 'INKE ANT ACTICN other than to coordinate a sinulated respanso with the atw e inte personnel. . T t
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'IO: Fansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
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ifCATICN Stata PDC i t TIME: Day 2 , E i MESSAGE: What's going to happen to the fishing in the Neosho River thanks f t to Wolf Creek? How far down stream will w have to go before ! w're sure the fish are safe to eat? j I
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_II) H2p initiate actions affocting noznal plant operations. 70s Bcard of Agriculturn IT G Farmer ILCATIQl State DDC TIME: Day 2 MESSJGE: Cne of my cattle has been given trm tments for cancer of the thyroid. I guess they are radiation - type trmtmmts. Is the ccw in any special extra danpr because of what has happencd out a*:. Wolf Crmk? l M7PE: TO M7T TMtB ANT ACTION other than coordinating a similatcd response with the appropriate personnel, i
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'IO: Y.ansas Depart:! tent of Transportation i i
f704: Radiological )txtitoring Personnel en Roadblocks i t IOCATICN State IDC ' f T'yI Day 2 t i MESSAGE: Wo of our CD V-700's don't seem to be working - they're ' registering offscale of everything including the insides of .gg i vehicles. I'm afraid that when we got here scrue of the equipnent ! was dropped. What should we do? ;. t L i t i i e i t i i NH31 00 IDF 1ME AIIY JCIEN other than coordinating a sinulated ! response with the am e lata personnel. l
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FJFEJGE 10: SITI-29 TIIS IS A IRIIL
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20: Deputy Diructor MO4: m% Director, Regian VII LOCATICN State IDC TIME: tuy 2 MESStGE: What aru tM currunt conditions at the plant aid in Coffey County? to you know any troru alcut the plant other than what their utntgancy poopic tell you? , Nr7t,Pd ID M7f 'mKRJML/C1'KM other than coonlinating a sinulated response with the appropriate personnel. t e UIIS IS A IRIIL 91-FE 4.0-SDOC- 29
PISSNIE 10: SEDC-30
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.G:SSAGE: D3 you have a base line radiological history for the affected arse? Do we kncw what "nomal" levels are in that arna? FDA would like a report as soon as possible cm any discrepancias between what is normally detected and what you'll find. We are most interested in the affected sectors out to 100 miles.
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'ID: Yansas Deparunmt of Wildlife and Pads ()MP) !
FRm - US Departmalt of the Interior ! i IDCATIm Stata IDC I TIME: Day 2 r VJ5 SAGE: We are very cancerned about the long tann effects that Wolf Cnwk nay have on the wildlife in that area. l Are you plaruting to do any kind of tasting or sanpling of wildlife? $buld you like sme ; help setting up sme kind of ntnitoring staticms where huntars .I could ensure that their gane is safe? !
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i FRCH: Ccuty Agent frun Ingesticn Exposure County y IOCATICN: State DOC- . i TIME: Day 2 MISSAGE: We have a milk sanple harm that nanda to get to the lab as socn ! as possible, arxi cne transportation is inoperable. Can you ! assist us 1.n finding another my to get this milk to tim lab at
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TIME: Day ' .1. r l MESSEE Do you ant me to call artxnd and get scme mLik sanples for you? [ I've gottan all kinds of calls frun local fantars anting to know ! if thers food and milk cattle are safe. What should I tall them? [ t i i i t
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.10: Fansas Department of Transportaticn ,
i IPCH: Coffey County Radiological Officar I L IDCATICH: State IDC t I TIVE: Day 2 MISSMIE lbw many agloyees do you have trained to be radiological i utnitors? Do you think you could spare sczna of them to be monitors at the registraticn cantars? We need as many as you can ! spaie at the annory in Iola, i l i i
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'DUS IS A IRIIL 19 gg init.iate actions affecting nornal plant operadens. 'IO: Fansas Highway Patrol FRCH: Wolf Creek Security ILCATICN State EDC '
TIME: Day 2 MES9CE: We've just gotten word that about 300 people'ari heading here to protest outside the access road to the plant. Ikw nany troopers can you send us right away to be. ready for those protestors? Are you preparut to detain any of thm at tne park at the junction of old 50 and higtwey 757 M75: 00 IDF 1N3 Altr AcrIGI othat than ocordinating a sinulated respcnse with the aplate perscnnel. 1HIS IS A [RIIL 91-FE 4.0-SEDC- 35 c
1 1 SECTION 5.0 FIANT DATA l Subsections fagg, PIANT PARAMETEllS 5.1 PLANT GRAPBS 5.27 ColtE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT 5.43 l l l 91-FE
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P!. ANT PARAMETERS Time.related plant parameters are provided in the following subsection. The data includes parameters for primary and secondary systems that may or may not have an impact on this scenario. The subsection titled. ' Plant Graphs' depicts the same data in graph form. These parameters may be used as a source of data for control room (CR) operators by the CR Lead Controller, in case of simulator failure. 91-FE 5. 1
PLANT PARAMETERS ; ( Real Time 0730 0800 ' Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 ' Relative Time (H+00:00 00:30) Values or A or B or C or D ,. Values Value. Values Values PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (2) 100 - - - ; . Reactor Vessel Level (!) - Natural 120 - . . - Circulation F Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 2294 - . . . (psig) Pressurizer Level (!) 60 . . . . Reactor Coolant System Temp. (DF) Tg (wide-range) . 558 558 558 $$8 T H (wide-range) - 618 618 618 618 Tgyg (narrow-range) - 588 588 588 588 > Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 618 . . - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) . 100 100 100 100 ! Boron Concentration (ppm) 7 - - - . SECONDARY SYSTEMS t 0 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 3774 3773 3774 3774 ! Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 66 66 66 66 f f Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 989 989 989 989 , CONTAINMENT BUILDING I Pressure (psig) .1 . . . - t Temperature (OF) 99 - . . . i Humidity (2) 27 . . . - , i Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0 - . - . Recirculation Sump Levc1 (in) 0 - - . TANKS I Accumulator Levels (2) - 59 59 59 59 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 660 660 660 660 l Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (2) 97 - - - . 5 91.FE 5. 2
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PLANT PARAMETERS I Real Time 0815-0915 l Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+00:45-01:45) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values PRTHARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (!) 100 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 120 - - - - Circulation
- Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 2294 - - - -
(psig) Pressurizer Level (2) 60 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C wi e-range - 8 558 558 T H (wide-range) - 618 618 618 618 { TAVG (narrow-range) - 588 588 588 588 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 618 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 100 100 100 100 Boron Concentration (ppm) 7 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS 6 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 3774 3773 3774 3774 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 66 66 66 66 Steam Cenerator Pressuras (psig) - 989 989 989 989 CONTAINMENT BUILDING
- Pressure (psig) .1 - - - -
Temperature ( F) 99 - - , , Humidity (2) 27 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0.0 - - - - i Recirculation Sump Level (in) 0.0 - - - - TANKS Accumulator Levels (2) - 59 59 59 59 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 660 660 660 660 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (!) 97 - - - - 91-FE
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Pl. ANT PARAH gt2J!! Real Time 0930 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+02:00) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values PRIMARY SYSTDj Reactor Power (2) 100 - . . . Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 120 - - . . Circulation L Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 2294 . . . . (poig) Pressurizer Level (2) 60 . . . . Reactor Coolant System Temp. (DF) T C (wide-range) . 558 558 558 558 Tg (vide-range) . 618 618 618 618 TAyg (narrow-range) - 588 588 588 588 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 618 - - . . ! Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 100 100 100 100 Boron Concentration (ppm) 7 - - . - SECONDARY SYSTEMS 6 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 3774 3773 3774 3774 Steam Generator (VR) Levels (2) - 66 66 66 66 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 989 989 989 989 CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) 0.1 - - - . Temperature ( F) 99 - - - - Humidity (2) 27 - . . - Hydrogen Concentration (I vol) 0.0 - - - . Recirculation Sump Level (in) 0.0 - - . . TANKS Accumulator Levels (!) - 59 59 59 59 ' Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 660 660 660 660 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (1$ 97 - - . . 91-FE
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fl. ANT PARAM Uf:R_E Real Time 0955 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+02:05) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Pover (2) 2 - . . - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 120 - - - - Circulation F.eactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 2006 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (2) 11 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C (vide-range) - 559 559 559 559 T H (wide-range) - 589 589 589 $92 Tgyg (narrow-range) - $76 576 576 576 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 592 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 7 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS 6 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 944 950 977 944 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 50 50 50 49 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 1037 1038 1034 1036 SONTAINMTNT BUII. DING Pressure (psig) 2.2 - - - - Temperature (OF) 118 - - - - Humidity (2) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0.0 - - - . Recirculation Sump Level (in) 0.0 - - - - I,AjM Accumulator Levels (2) - 59 59 59 59 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 660 660 660 660 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (!) 97 . - - - 91-FE
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I'!. ANT PAR AMEKJIL Real Time 0945 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+02:15) Values or A or B or C or D ! Values Values Values Values IRIMARY SYSTEM I L Retictor Power (2) 0 . . . . l Reactor Vessel Level (2) . Natural 26 . . . . Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 650 . . . . t (psig) t Pressurizer Level (2) 0 . . . . Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C (wide. range) - 501 500 500 500 T H (vide range) . 700 7 0 ', 700 700 TAVG (narrow. range) . 600 000 L 600 600 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 2731 . . . . Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) . 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 632 . . . . c SECONDARY SYSTEMS Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) . 449 445 473 439 Steam Generater (WR) Levels (2) - 58 57 56 58 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) . 630 629 628 606 50NTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) 11 . . . . Temperature (OF) 152 . . . . , Humidity (2) 99 . . . . Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0.5 . . . . Recirculation Sump Level (in) 0 . . . . TANKS r Accumulator Levels (2) - 59 59 59 59 Accumulator Pressures (psig) . 660 660 660 660 Refueling Vater Storage Tank Level (!) 95 . . . , 91.FE '
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JiANT PARAMETP21 , Real Time 1000 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+02:30) Values or A ; F or C or D Values iele )'31u e s Values PRIMARY SYSTEM _ r Reactor Power (2) 0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 65 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 187 - - - - . (psig) Pressurizer Level (2) 0 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. ( F) T C (vide-range) - 199 199 199 200 T g (wide-range) - 214 214 214 214 Tgyg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 , Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (DF) 215 - - - - Reacto'c Coolant Loop Flows II) - 0 0 0 0 boron Concentration (ppm) 747 - - - - r Si:CONDARY SYSTEMS 6 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 3 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 59 60 59 59 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 12 11 11 13 ; CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pro sure (psig)- li - - - - Temperature (OF) 148 - - - - Humidity (%) 99 - - - - t Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 1.6 - - , - Recirculation Sump Lev 31 (in) 0 - - - . TANES Accumulator Levels (2) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Fressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 s Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (2) 80 - - - - V 91-FE
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a cp ELANT PARAMETERS Real Time 1015 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+02:45) Values or A or P or C or D Values Values Values values PRIHARY SYSTEH Reactor Power (2) 0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (I) - Natural 74 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 18 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (2) 0 - - - - vi setor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C U **#""E') ' 1 T H (w e-range) - 222 22,2 10 Tgyg (narrow-range) 222 530 $30 530 530 Core Exic Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 295 - - - - heactor Coolant Loop Flows (I) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 861 - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS 6 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 12 12 13 12 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 69 70 ?O 69 Steam Generator l-'essures (psig) - 3 3 3 3 CONTAINMENT BLILDINO essure (psig) 12.5 - - - - Temperature (OF) 145 - - - - Humidity (2) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 2.6 - - - - l Racirculation Sump Level (in) 0 - - . - l TANKS Accumulator Levels (I) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (I) 78 - - - - 91-FE
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f MNT PARAMETERS Real Time 1030 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+03:00) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values values PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - . - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 79 - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 16 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (I) 0 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C (wide-range) - 193 197 196 197 T g (vide-range) - 204 204 204 204 Tgyg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 251 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 976 - - - - _ SECONDARY SYSTEMS
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Main Steam Flow P. ate (x1' lbm/hr) - 6 6 7 6 Steam Generator (VR) Levels (2) - 73 74 74 74 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 2 2 2 2 CONTAINMENT BUILDINO Pressure (psig) 13.0 - - - - Temperature (OF) 144 - - - - Humidity (I) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (I vol) 3.74 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 0 - - - - l l TANKS Accumulator Levels (2) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Rofueling Water Storage Tank Level (I) 77 - - - - 91-FE
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Pl. ANT PARAMETERS Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+03:15) Values or A or B or C or D values Values Values values PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (I) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 97 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 19 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (2) 0 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C (vide-range) 184 188 185 187 Tg (vide-range) - 192 T gyg 192 192 192 (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 193 - j Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (I) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1091 - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS 6 Kain Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/h ) - 2 2 3 3 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 72 74 72 73 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 1 1 1 y _C0!JTAINHENT BUILDING Pressure (p_-g,) 13.5 - Temperature (OF) 143 . Humidity (:) 99 , Hydrogen Concentration (I vol) 4.8 - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 0 - TANKS l Accumulator Levels ( ) - 0 0 0 o Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (:) 70 . 91-FE
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P!. ANT PARAMETERS Rool Time 1100 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+03:30) Values or A or F or C or D values values values values , PRIMARY SYSTEy Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 97 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 25 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (Z) 78 - - - - Reactor Coolant Sy tem Temp. (OF) T (wide-raq o) 179 C 183 182 182 T H (W1 e-r8nF,e) - 185 185 185 185 TAVG (narr w-range) - 530 530 530 530 ; Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 186 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1205 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 2 0 Steam Generator (WR., Levels (2) - 73 74 72 73 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 7 7 7 7 CONTAINMENT BUILDING Real Time 1100 26 ' Pressure (psig) Real Time 1101 8 - - - - (Spikw) Temperature (DF) 117 - - - - Humialty '?) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 6.5 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 35 - . - - TA!TKS Accumulator Levels (2) - 0 0 0 0 i Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (2) 65 - - - - 91-FE
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PLANT PARAMETERS ROal Timo 1115 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+03:45) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values PRIHARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (I) 96 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T I" #""8'I ~ C ' ' I9 19 T H (w e-range) - 8 85 185 Tgyg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 185 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1320 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (I) - 73 73 73 73 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 6 6 6 6 CONTATNHENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) 7.5 - - - - Temperature ( F) 117 - - - - Humidity (2) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) .2 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 100 - - - - TANKS Accumulator Levels (Z) - 0 . 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (I) 60 - - - - 91-FE
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PLANT PAR WETERS R001 Tina 1130 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4. Relative Time (H+04:00) Values or A or B or C or D. , Values Values Values values PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - . . Reactor Vessel Level (I) - Natural 100 - - . . Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (Z) 96 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C (vi e-ranee) - 180 180 180 180 T g (vide-range) - 185 185 185 185 T yg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (CF) 185 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1370 - - - - SECONDARY'SYSTFMS 7 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels ( ) - 73 73 73 73 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 5 5 5 5 CONTAINHENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) 6.5 - - . - Temperature (DF) 117 - - - - Humidity (2) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) .2 - - - - Racirculation Sump Level (in) 105 - - - - TANKS Accumulator Levels (I) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (I) 53 - - - - 91-FE
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PLANT PARAMETERS Real Time 1145 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+04:15) values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Valus-r PRIHARY SYSTEM React or Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (!) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (!) 96 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. ( F) T (vi e-range 80 180 C 180 180 T g (vide-range) - 185 185 185 185 Tgyg (narrov-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 185 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (I) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concencration (ppm) 1420 - . - -
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SECONDARY SYSTZHS Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 72 72 72 72 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) 6.0 - - . . - Temperature (OF) 117 - Humidity (I) 99 - - . - Hydrogen Concentration (I vol) .3 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 110 - - - - TANKS Accumulator Levels (Z) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storcge Tank Level (I) 45 - - - 91-FE
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fl. ANT PARAMETERS Real Time 1200 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+04:30) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - (psig) l Pressurizer Level (I) 96 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T, (vide-range) - 182 182 182 132 - (vide-range) - 183 183 183 183 T} TAVG (""## "'#""E*'
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Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 183 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1480 - - - -
-._ i SECONDARY SYSTEMS 6
Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Stesm Generator (WR) Levels (Z) - 70 70 70 70 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 CONTAINMENT BUILDING > Pressure (psig) 5.5 - - - - Temperature (OF) 117 - - - - Humidity (2) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0.0 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 113 - - - - TANKS i l Accumulator Levels ( ) - 0 0 0 0 [ Accumulator Prest es (psig) - 140 140 140 140 ( Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (I) 42 - - - - l l 1 l 91-FE 5. 15 l i
PLANT PARAKETERS Real Time 1215 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relat!ve Time (H+04:45) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values PRIMI,RY SYSTDi Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (Z) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (I) 96 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C (wide-range) - 182 182 182 182 Tg (wide-range) - 183 183 183 183 TAVG (narr w-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 182 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (I) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1530 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS 6 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 69 69 69 69 Steam Generater Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 CONTAINHENT BUILDidG Pressure (psig) 5.0 - - - - Temperature ( F) 118 - - - - Humidity (2) 99 - - - - Ifydrogen Concentration (I vol) 0.0 - - - - Recirculation Swap Level (in) 115 - - - - TANKS Accumulator Levels (2) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (Z) 37 - - - - 1 l 91-FE
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_Pl. ANT PARAMETERS Real Time 1230
- Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+05:00) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values i
PRIMARY SYSTDi Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (I) 96 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. ( F) ' T C wi e-range) - 82 182 182 182 T g (wide range) - 183 183 183 183 T yg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 l Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 183 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1575 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator.(WR) Levels (%) - 66 66 66 66 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure'(psig) 4.5 - - - - Temperature (OF) 118 - - - - Humidity (2) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0.0 - - - . Racirculation Sump Level (in) 116 - - - - TANKS Accumulator Levels (I) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 i Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (Z) 36 - - - - 91-FE 5, 17
PLANT PARAMETERS Real Time 1245 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 ' Relative Time (H+05:15) Values or A or B cr C or D Values Values Values values PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (I) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (Z) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (2) 96 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T (vide-range) - 180 180 180 180 , T C H ("' *~#8"E*) ~ Tgyg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 181 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (2) - 0 0 0 0
-Boron Concentration (ppm) 1625 - - - -
SECONDARY SYSTEMS 6 Hain Steam Flow Rate (x;0 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (Z) - 65 65 67 65 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 , CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) 4.0 - - . . Temperature (OF) 118 - - - - Humidity (2) 99 - - - , , HydroFen Concentration (2 vol) 0.0 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 117 - - - - l TANKS Accumulator Levels (I) - 0 o o o , i Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (I) 35 - - - - l 91-FE 5. 18
Pl. ANT PARAMETERS Real Time 1300 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+05:30) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel L( 'el (I) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - > (psig) Pressurizer Level (I) 96 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T (wi e-range) 180 C - 180 180 180 T H (wide-range) - 181 181 181 181 T yg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 181 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (I) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1730 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTEKS Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (I) - 65 65 65 65 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) 4.0 - - - - Temperature (DF) 110 - - - - Humidity (I) 99 - - - - , Hydrogen Concentration (I vol) 0.0 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 118 - - - - TANKS Accumulator Levels (2) - 0 0 0 0 [ Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 i. Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (2) 35 - - - - l 91-FE
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i PLANT PARAMETERS Real Time 1315 Plant Loo.t 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+05:45) Values or A or B or C or D Velues Values Valuas Values 23IMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - (psig) Pressurizer Level (Z) 96 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C w e-range - 0 180 180 T H (vide-range) - 181 181 181 181 TAyg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 $30 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 181 - - - - d Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (I) - 0 0 0 0 Baron Concentration (ppm) 1775 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTOKS 6 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 65 65 65 65 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) 3.9 .. - - - Temperature (OF) 108 - - - - Humidity (Z) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0.0 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 119 - - - - TAFKS Accumulator Levels (2) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (pulg) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Vater Storage Tank Level (!) 34 - - - - 91-FE 5, 20
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Pl. ANT PARAMKTERS Real Time 1330 I Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+06:00) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values - PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation i Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - t (psig) Pressurizar Level (Z) 95 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C (vide-range) - 180 180 180 T (v e range) 180 H 81 181 181 ; TAyg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 181 - - - - , Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (I) - 0 0 0 0 , _ Boron Concentration (ppm) 1811 - . - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS 6 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (2) - 65 65 65 65 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 ,. CONTAINMEt,1 BUILDING Pressute (psig) 3.8 - - - - , Temperature (OF) 107 - - - - Humidity (!) 99 - - - - l Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0.0 - - - - Racirculation Sump Level (in) 119 - - - t r TANKS i. Accumulator Levels (I) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (!) 34 - - - - 91-FE 5, 21
i fLANT PARAMETERS Real Time 1345 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+06:15) Values or A or B or- C or D Values Values Values Values PRIMARY SYSTEM . Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - , (psig) ' Pressurizer Level (2) 93 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) i T (wide-range) - 178 178 178 T C
" 178 H *~#'"8' ~
T yg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530
- Core Exit Thermocouple Temp.-(OF) 179 - - - -
Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (I) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1820 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (WR) Levels (%) - 65 65 e5 65 , Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) t 3.7 - - - - Temperature (DF) 106 - - - - Humidity (%) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0.0 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 119 - - - . TANKS f Accumulator Levels (I) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (I) 34 - - - - I 91-FE 5, 22
Pl. ANT PARAMETFRS Real Time 1400 Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time (H+06:30) Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values i IRIMARY-3YSTEM i Reactor Power (2) 0.0 - - -- - Peactor Vessel Level (2) - Natural 100 - - - - Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 17 - - - - (psigj Pressurizer Level (3) 85 - - - - Rusctor Coolant System Temp. (OF)
'T g (wide-range) -
178 178 178 178 - T H (wide-range) - 179 179 179 179 T yg (narrow-range) -
$30 530 530 530 ,
Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 179 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (I) - 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1880 - - - - SE,Q0NDARY SYSTEMS 6 Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0 0 0 0 Steam Generator (VR) Levels (2) - 65 65 65 65 ' Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 ! CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure.(psig) 3.6 - - - - Temperature (OF) 106 - - - - Humidity (I) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (! vol) 0.0 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 119 - - - - TANKS Accumulator Levels (I) - 0 0 0 0 , Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 i Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (%) 33 - - - - I , 91-FE
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PLANT PARAMETERS Real Time N/A (8/8/91) .' Plant Loop 1 Loop 2 Loop 3 Loop 4 Relative Time N/A Values or A or B or C or D Values Values Values Values ' PRIMARY SYSTEM Reactor Power (2) 0 - - - - Reactor Vessel Level (I) - Natural 100 - - - - i Circulation Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Pressure 10 - - - - (psig) > Pressurizer Level (2) 50 - - - - Reactor Coolant System Temp. (OF) T C (vide-range) - 168 168 168 168 T g (wide-range) - 169 169 169 169 , TAyg (narrow-range) - 530 530 530 530 Core Exit Thermocouple Temp. (OF) 169 - - - - Reactor Coolant Loop Flows (Z) . 0 0 0 0 Boron Concentration (ppm) 1954 - - - - SECONDARY SYSTEMS Main Steam Flow Rate (x10 lbm/hr) - 0.0 0.0 0.0 I 0.0 Steam Cenerator (WR) Levels (2) - 65 65 65 65 Steam Generator Pressures (psig) - 0 0 0 0 CONTAINMENT BUILDING Pressure (psig) 2.0 - - - - Temperature (OF) 95 - - - - Humidity (2) 99 - - - - Hydrogen Concentration (2 vol) 0.0 - - - - Recirculation Sump Level (in) 119 - - - - TANKS Accumulator Levels ( ) - 0 0 0 0 Accumulator Pressures (psig) - 140 140 140 140 Refueling Water Storage Tank Level (I) 33 - - - - 91-FE 5. 24
PLANT GRAPHS Time-related plant parameters are provided in the following subsection. The data is depicted in graphi: form versus time. The previous subsection.
' Plant Parameters *, depicts the same data in tabular fota. These graphs may be used as a source of data for Control Roce (CR) operators, by the CR Lead Controller, in case of simulator failure.
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ColtE DAMACE ASSESSMENT A prscalculated core inventory necessary in assessing cure damage is included in the following subsection. The core inventory is a surunation of curies present in the total mass of fuel pellets at the time of damage to the core. The inventory can be considered to be a corrected fuel pellet inventory for accident assessment purposes. Various assumptions utilized are listed on the following pages. 91 FE
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CORE DAMACK ASSESSKMT CORE ItiVENTORY Carrected Tuel Pellet Nuclide Inventory (C1) Kr-83M 1.41E+07 Kr-81H 3.21E+07 Kr-85 8.74E+05 ' Kr-87 5.1$E+07 Kr-88 6.27E+07 Xs-133H 3.13E+06 Xe-133 2.45E+08 Xe-135H 6.67E+07 Xe-135 3.83E+08 ' Xe-138 2.41E+08 I-131 8.25E+07 I-132 1.02E+08 1 133 2.14E+08 I-134 2.31E+08 ' I-135 1.99E+08 Rb-88 6.13E+07 Ce 144 9.70E+07 Te-132 1.02E+08 Cs-134 8.62E+06 Cs-137 1.34E+07 Cs-138 $.32E+07 La-140 J.88E+08 La-142 2.01E+07 Ba-140 2.17E+08
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CORE IWiME ASSESEREET Assumptiones 1. Clad gap activities can ba assumed to be 10.0! of fuel p.11st activity for all isotopes except KR.85 which is 302 of core activity
- 2. Radioactive decay. time after shutdown, is a factor for scrident assessment.
- 3. Reactor coolant system volume is static at 10600 cu ft.
3.00E+08 cc. Results: Core-damage should be assessed to-be failure of greater than
$0! fuel cladding had over tamperature conditions in 102 to 15% of the core. A sitcaloy-water reaction _ occurs that is adequate to produce more-than 42 hydrogen in the Containment Building.
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1 SECTION 6.0 ! t METEOR 0!,0GICAL DATA ! i Subsections Pace METEOROLOGICAL EATA 6.1 i FORECAST 6.6 l l t t i t I L f t i i 91-FE
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METEOROLOGICAL DATA ! t (RRIS Met. Data Read Out) ! Time Real 0730 0800 0830 0845 Relative (!!RS: MIN) (H+00:00) (H+00:30) (H+01:00) (11+ 01 :15 ) l Wind Speed (mi/hr) h 10m 9.9 9.2 10.3 9.3 35m 10.2 ; 9.6 10.5 9.9 60m 11.0 10.5 10.9 10.0 - Wind Direction (Deg) ! t 10m 325 326 324 325 35m 330 328 329 331 60m 330 330 332 3.14 Vind Direction Var. (DeE) 10m 16.9 16.8 15.0 15.8 60m 14.3 14.2 13.7 13.6 ' Vert. Temp. Diff. (Deg C) 10-35m -0.40 -0.40 -0.40 -e.40 '
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METFOROLOGICAL DATA (RRIS Met. Data Read Out) Time Real 0900 1 0915 0930 0945 Relative (HRS HIN) (H+01:30) (H+01:45) (H+02:00) (H+02:15) Wind Speed (ml/hr) 10m 10.5 10.2 9.7 10.1 35m 10.6 10.4 10.1 10.5 60m 10.8 10.9 10.4 10.5 Wind Direction (Deg) 10m 324 324 322 326 35m 327 329 326 332 60m 331 330 329 334 Wind Direction Var. (Deg) 10m 15.8 16. /' *
.6.3 16.1 6Cm 13.5 14.0 13.9 14.1 Vert. Temp. Diff. (Deg C) 10-35m -0.41 -0.41 -0.40 -0.40 10-60m -0.80 -0.79 -0.79 -0.79 10-85m -1.19 -1.19 -1.19 -1.19 Dew Point (Deg C) 10m 21 21 22 22 Ref. Temp. (Deg C) 10m 22 22 22 22 Frecipitation (Inches) 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 i Stability Class C C C C
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METEOR 01,0CICAI, DATA (RRIS !!et . Data Read Out) Time Real 1000 1015 1030 1045 Relative (HR$: Mill) (!!+ 02 : 30 ) (H+02:45) (H+03:00) (H+03:15) Wind Speed (ml/hr) 10m 9.6 9.8 10.2 10.1 35m 10.0 10.3 10.5 10.2 60m 10.1 10.5 10.7 10.8 Wind Direction (Deg) t 10m 326 328 328 328 35m 332 336 335 337 ; 60m 337 340 341 342 I I Wind Direction Var. (Deg) E 10m 15.9 16.0 15.7 15.8 60m 13.7 13.8 14.0 13.3 Vert. Temp. Diff. (Deg C) 10-35m -0.40 -0.39 -0.40 -0.40 10-60m -0.78 -0.78 -0.78 -0.79 10-b5m -1.18 -1.19 -1.18 -1.18 Dew Point (Deg C) 1 10m 22 22 22 1 2 ,
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FORECAST FOR 8/07/91 Cloudy and coolers high of 750: 602 chance of occasional light rain ending later in the days vinds steady, out of the NW at 10-12 mph. FORECAST FOR 8/08/91 Partly cloudy: high of 770: no chance of precipitation: vinds stesdy out of the NW at 8-10 mph. Z.ORMCAST FOR 8/10/91 t Sunnyt high of 850: no chance of precipitation: vinds out of the SW at ! 10-15 mph. I PORECAST POR 8/16/41 1 Cloudy: high of 900 702 chance of strong late afternoon thunderstorms: ; vinde out of the S/SW at 15-20 mph. 9 l 1 r P t L h i L 91-FE
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SECTION 7.0 ONSITE JADIOLOGICAI, PARAKETERS Subsections Pare PROCESS RADIOCHEMISTRY 7.1 P.CS 7.2 UNIT VENT 7.7 PROCESS MONITORS AIRBOPJiE 7.8 LIQUID 7.11 AREA RADIATION MONITORS 7.13 INPLANT SURVEYS 7.18 ONSITE PLtIME MONITOR.ING MAP 7.29 ( l l 1 91-FE l- 7. O
PROCESS RADIOCHD(ISTRY Time related process radiochemistry is provided in the following subrection. Concentration data is provided by isotope in units of uCi/cc for the reactor coolant system (RCS) and as it fille the containment sump. Containment atmosphere and pl6nt unit vent concentrations are also included. Isotopic concentrations are determined using the radiation monitoring system as a reference. All samoles are analyzed at atmospheric pressure (14.7 ptfa) and temperature. Concentrations will change significantly if referenced from a different pressure or temperature. Time frames at the top of the page are based on the time at which the sample is collected, not when it was analyzed. A ti.me delay of at least 30 minutes should be allowed from the time a post. accident sampling system (PAS $) sample is collected to when the sample is analyzed and results are obtained. o i 91-FE 7 1 . - - . . - . , ~ - . -
PROCESS RADIOCHFMISTRT RCS Coolant Pass Samples (All Quantities in uCilec Corrected to STP) Time Real 07:30-09:15 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15-13:00 Nuclide Relative (H+0:00-1:45) (H+2:00) (H+2:15) (H+2:30) (H+2:45-H+5:30) Kr-85m 1.61E-02 6.70E+03 1.06E+04 Kr-87 1.02E+04 Not able to get PASS sample 1.40E-02 9.77E+03 1.39E+04 1.21E+04 Kr-88 3.07E-02 1.28E+04 Not able to get PASS sa=ple Xe-133m 1.97E+04 1.86E+04 Not able to get PASS sample 8.75E-03 6.76E+02 1.10E+03 1.10E+03 Xe-133 4.64E-01 5.30E+04 8.73E+0C Not able to get PASS sample l Xe-135m 8.73E+04 Not able to get PASS sample 9.74E-02 7.35E+03 6.09E+03 3.09E+03 Xe-135 8.25E-02 1.79E+05 Not able to get PASS semple 1.34E+05 1.33E+05 Not able to get PASS sample Total Noble Gas 7.13E-01 2.69E+05 2.73E+05 2.65E+05 Not able to get PASS sample I-131 1.82E-03 3.58E+03 2.94E+04 I-132 2.93E+04 Not able to get PASS sample 6.75E-03 4.10E+03 3.12E+04 2.89E+04 Not able to get PASS sample I-133 6.52E-03 9.19E+03 7.50E+04 I-134 7.44E+04 Not able to get PASS sample 1.15E-02 8.21E+03 5.54E+04 4.55E+04 Not able to get PASS sample I-135 9.30E-03 8.60E+03 6.74E+04
; 6.56E+04 Not able to get PASS sample Total Iodine 3.39E-02 3.35E+04 2.58E+05 2. 4 4 E+05 Not able tc get PASS sample Dose Eo. Iodine 4.80E-03 6.38E+03 5. 74 E+04 5.67E+04 Not able to get PASS sample Rb-88 7.22E-03 7.96E+03 2.04E+04 1.98E+04 Cs-134 2.90E-04 5.60E+02 Not able to get PASS sample 2.76E+03 2.76E+03 Not able to get PASS sample Cs-137 1.61E-04 8.71E+02 4.30E+02 4.30E+02 Ce-144 Not able to get PASS sample j 1 15E-07 1.67E-02 7.77E+01 7.77E+01 Not able to get PASS sample
- La-140 1. 78 F.,- 0 6 4.07E+00 1.50E+02 1.50E+02
- Ba-140 2.15E-03 4.71E+00 Not able to get PASS sample 1.74E+G2 1.74E+02 Not able to get PASS sample Total Particulate 9.82E-03 9.39E+03 2.79E+04 2.73E+04 Not able to get PASS sample TOTAL ACTIVITY 7.68E-01 3.08E+05 5.59E+05 5.36E+05 Not able to get PASS sample t
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PEOCESS RADIOCHIMISTRY Containment Sump PASS Samples (til quantities in uCi/cc Corrected to STP) Time Real 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 13:00 13:15 13:30 Relative (H+4:30) (H+4:45) (H+5:00) (H+5:15) (H+5:30) (H+5:45) (H+6:0G) Nuclide Kr-85m 7.78E-01 7.49E-01 7.20E-01 Kr-87 6.86E-01 6.58E-01 6.35E-01 6.12E-01 4.68E-01 4. 08 E-01 3.56E-01 3.07E-01 Kr-88 2.68E-01 2.34E-01 2.04E-01 1.22E+00 1.15E+00 1.08E+00 1.00E+00 9.42E-01 Xe-133m 1. 08 E- 01 1.08E-01 1.07E-01 8.88E-01 8.37E-01 Xe-133 1.06E-01 1.05E-01 1.05E-01 1.04E-01 8.76E+00 8.75E+00 8.75E+00 8.66E+00 8.64E+00 Xe-135m 2.67E-03 8.65E+00 8.67E+00 1.36E-03 6.96E-04 3.41E-04 1. 79 E-04 8.82E-04 4.40E-04 Xe-135 1.24E+01 1.23E+01 1.22E+01 1.19E+01 1.18E+01 1.17E+01 1.15E+01 Total Noble Gas 2.38E+01 2.35E+01 2.32E+01 2.27E+01 2.24E+01 2.22E+01 2.20E401 I-131 2.92E+04 2.94S+04 3.12E+04 3.12E+04 3.14E+04 I-132 1.71E+04 1.60E404 3.10E+04 5.09E+04 1.57E+04 1.46E+04 1.36E+04 1.25E+04 1.15E+04 1-133 7.05E+04 7.04E+04 7.42E604 7.34E+04 7.34E+04 7.19E+04 7.12E+04 I-134 1.14E+34 9.46E+03 8.24E+03 6.76E+03 5.58E+03 I-135 5.48E-04 5.38E+04 4.53E+03 3.71E+03 5.56E+04 5.41E+04 5.31E+04 5.11E+04 4.97E+04 Total Iodine 1.83Ev05 1.79E+05 1.82E+05 1.80E+05 1.77E+05 1.71E+05 1.67E+05 Dose Eo. Iodine 5.36E+04 5.37E+04 5.06E+04 5.62E+04 5.63E404 5.52E+04 5.48E404 Rb-88 1.17E+04 1.11E+04 1.05E+04 9.80E403 Cs-134 9.39E+03 8.58E+03 8.07E+03 2.40E+03 2.40E+03 2.43E+03 2.40E+03 2.45E+03 2.38E+03 Cs-137 3.73E+03 3.74E+03 3.79E+03 2.37E403 Ce-144 3.74E+03 3.81E+03 3.70E+03 3.71E+03 6.72E+01 6. 78 E+ 01 6.84E*01 6.76E+01 6.88Ef01 6.69E+01 La-140 1.30E+02 1.32E+02 6.69E+01 1.33E+02 1.32E+02 1.34E+02 1.30E+02 1.31E*02 Ba-140 1.50E402 1.51E+02 1.52E+02 1.50E+02 1.53E+02 1.49E+02 1.48E+02 1.82E+04 4 Total Particulate 1.76Et04 1.71E+04 1.63E+04 1.60E+04 1.50E+04 1.45E+04 TOTAL ACTIVITY 2.01E+05 1.97E+05 1.99E405 1.96E+05 1.93E605 1.86E+05 1.82E+05 i 91FE 74
1 i PROCESS RADIOCE MISTRY " Containment Atmospherr PASS Sample ( All cuantities in uCi/cc Corrected to STP) Time' Real' . . 07:30-09:30 09:45' 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 e Relative (0:00-2:00) (H+2:15) (H+2:30) (H+2:45) (H+3:00) 11:00 11:15 (H+3:13) (H+3:30) (H+3:45) i 3 Nuclide l'
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1.24E+02 1.18E*02 1.13E+02 9.22E401 Dose Ec. Iodine 5.62E-12 2.13E+01 2.92E+01 3.05E+01 i 3.01E+01 2.99E+01 2.96E+01 2.49E+01 I Rb-88 6.01E-11 3.12E+01 [ Cs-134 6.03E401 7.17E+01 7.41E+01 7. 34 E+ 01 7.44 E-12 6.20E-01 8.41E-01 8.85E-01 7.11E+01 6.80E+01 l a Cs-137 5.58E-12 9.66E-01. 8.85E-01 8.85E-01 8.85E-01 8.85E-01 i Ce-144 .1.31E+00 1.38E+00 1.38E+00 1.38E+00 i i' 2.98E-15 1.75E-02 2.38E-02 2. 50 E-02 1.38E+00 1.37E+00 t La-140 4.65E-14 3.37E-02 2.50E-02' 2.50E-02 2.50E-02 2.49E-02 I Ba-140 4.55E-02 4.78E-02 4.76E-02 4.74E-02 I 7.14E-14 3.92E-03 5.31E-03 5.59E-03 4. 72E-02 4.70E-02 ? ! 5.59E-03 5.5BE-03 . 5.58E-03 5.57E-03 !
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PROCESS HONITORS LIQUID Time-relatad inplant liquid process monitoring data is rovided in the following subsection. Concentration data is provided in the units as ir.dic a t ed . The proceso me.Ltors are identified by identification numbers as well as its common name. i t i { l l 91-FE 7,11
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PROCESS jDNITOES LIQUID Time Real Eelative 07:30-09:15 09:30 09:45-13:45 (H+0:00-841:45) (Ht2:00) (H+2:15-H+6:15) LERE 59 Turbine Bldg. Drain (uci/cc) 5.0E-08 5.0E-08 5.0E-08 HERE 45 Sec. Liquid Waste Discharge (uCi/cc) 4.0E-09 4. 0 E- 09 4 . 0 E- 09 FBRE 50 Aur. Stern Cond. 1.0E-07 1.0E-07 1.0E-07 Recovery Tank (uCi/cc) AERE 4A Service Water Return (uCi/cc) 4.0E-08 4. 0 E-08 4.0E-08 AERE 4B Service Water Return (uci/cc) 4.0E-08 4.0E-Ou 4.0E-08 EFRE 35 Esseu ial Service Water (uCi/cc) 4.-08 4. 0E-08 4. 0 E-08 EFRE 36 Essential Service Water (uC1/cc) 4.0E 08 4 . 0 E-08 4.0E-08 EGRE 09 CCM Train A (uCi/cc) 3.5E-07 3. 5 E-0 7 3.5E-07 EGRE 10 CCW Train B (uCi/cc) 3.5E-07 3.5E-07 3.5E-07 SJRE 02 S/G Liquid (uC1/cc) 1.0E-07 1.0E-07 1.0E-07 BMRE 25 S/G Blowdown Process (uC1/cc) 1.5E-07 1.5E-07 1.5E-07 BMRE 52 S/G 27eodown Discharge (uci/cc) 1.0E-07 1. 0 E- 0 7 1.0E-07 SJRE 01 CVCS Letdown (uC1/cc) 4.5E-01 7.5E+03 NsA (Isolated) HERE 16 Boron Recycle Distillate (uC1/cc) 2.5E-07 2. 5E-0 7 2.5E-07 H3RE 18 Liquid Waste Discharge (uci/cc) 8.5E-05 8.5E-05 8.5E-05 91-FE 7.12 _ . . _ _ -- _ _ _ _ ._, _ . _, - =_, -
g_EA RADIATION HOKITORS Time-related inplant area radiation monitoring data is provided in the
- following subsection. Radiation data is provided in the units as indicated. The area radiation montiors are identified by identification I numbers as well as its common name.
Radiation levels indicated with a < or > sign indicate the monitor is
- reading offscala low or offscale high respectively, i the location of area radiation monitors within the auxiliary and fuel i buildings are dealgnated on the inplant radiation maps. ,
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KEY TO ARF.A RADIATION MONTTORS Monitor i Location Range (mR/hr) Alert High SDRE01 Radwases e dg. Cveridor, Basement (W) .1 - 10.000 2.5 15 SDRE02 Radwaste Bldg. Corridor, Basement (Ctrl) ,1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE03 Radwaste Bldg. Corridor, Basement (E) .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE04 Radwaste Bldg. Corridor, Basement 'W .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 2000' ele.) ' SDRE05 Radwsste Bldg. Corridor, Baseu.ent .1 - 10.000 2.5 15 (Ctrl 2000' ele.) l SDRE06 Solid Radwaste Area, 2000' ele. .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 r SDRE07 Radwaste Bldg. Truck Space, 2000' ele. .1 - 10,000 2.5 15
- SORE 08 Radwaste Bldg. Samp'.e Laboratory .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE09 Radwaste Bldg. Valve Rm. Corridor, .1 - 10,000 15 100 (E 2047' ele.)
SDRE10 Radweste B1c g. Va.lve Pm. Corridor, .1 - 10,000 15 100 (W 2047' ele.) SDRE11 Radvaste Bldg. HVAC Filter Unit .1 - 10.000 2.5 15 SDRE12 Aux. Bldg. Corridor, Basement (1974' .1 - 1J,000 2.5 15 ele. SE) SDRE13 Aux. Bldg. Corridor, Basement (1974' .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 l ele. NE) j ; SDRE14 Aux. Bldg. Corridor, Basement (1974' .1 - l'.000 20 ! 15 ele. N) l SDRE15 Ana. Bldg. Corridor, Basement (1974' 1 - 10,000 2.5 15 ele. W) SDRE16 Aux. Bldg. Corridor, Basement (1974' .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 ele. SW) ! SDRE17 Nonradioactive Pipe Tur.nel & Personnel .1 *.0,000 2.5 15 Access (1974' ele.) SDRE18 As2. Bldg. Ground Floor Corridor (2000' .1 - 10.000 2.5 15 ele. N) b 91-FE
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KEY TO AREA RADIATION MONITORS Monitor i Location Range (mR/hr) Alert High SDRE19 Aux. Bldg, Ground Floor Corridor (2000' .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 ele. SE) SDRE20 Aux. Bldg. Valve Rm. Corridor (2000' .1 - 10,000 15 100 ele. S) SDRE21 Aux. Bldg. Valve Rm. Corridor (2000' .1 - 10,000 15 100 ole. S) - SDRE22 Aux. Bldg. Ground Floor (2000' ele. SW) .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE23 Aux. Bldg. Ground Floor (2000' ele. W) .2 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE24 Auz. Bldg. Sampling Room (2000' ele. .1 - 10.000 15 100 Ctri) SDRE25 Aux. Bldg. Vent Filter .1 - 10,000 0.5 2.5 SDRE26 RER Heat Exchanger Outside (2026' ele.) .1 - 10,0C0 ?.5 15 SDRE27 Cont. Purge Exhaust Filter Unit (2047' .1 - 10,000 15 100 ele.) SDRE28 Cont. Personnel Hatch (2047' ele.) .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE29 Hot Machine Shop .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE30 Het Instrument Shop .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE31 Control Bldg. Hot Lab .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE32 Control Bldg. Corridce .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE33 Control Room (2047' ele.) .1 - 10,000 0.5 2.5 SDRE34 Cask Handling Area (2000' ele.) .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE35 New Fuel Storage (2026' ele. W) .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE36 New ?uel Storage Corridor (2026' ele.) .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 . SDRE37 Spent Fuel Pool Area .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE38- Spent Fuel Pool Area .1 - 10,000 2.5 15 SDRE39 Seal Table Area (2026' ele. N) .1 - 10,000 1000 10000 i 91-FE
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KEY TO AREA RADIATION MOKITORS
- Monitor i Location Range (mRlhr) Alert Elgh SDRE40 Personnel Access Hatch Area Inside .1 - 10,000 1000 10000 (2047' ele. SV) t SDRE41 Containment Bldg. (2047.6' manipulator .1 - 10,000 1000 10000 crane)
SDRE42 Containment Bldg. (2047.6' ele. E) .1 - 10,000 1000 10000 j SDRE43 Techni:al Support Center .1 - 10,000 0.5 2.5 SDRE44 Emergency Operations Facility .1 - 10,000 0.5 2.5 SDRE47 PASS Sampling Room (2000' ele. A'1x. 10 - 100,000 1000 10000 Bldg. j i i-I r 4 1 i n 91-FE 7, 16
AREA RADIATION PONITORS Time 07:30- 10:30-Rett 09:15 09:30 09:45 10:00 10:15 14:00 (U+0:00- (Ht03:00-B ela t.ive Initial 01:45) (U+02:00) (U+02:15) (H402:30) (H12:45) 06:30) l
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.; .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 SDRE02 .1 .1 1 .1 .1 1 .1 SDRE03 .3 .3 .3 .3 _ - - - .3 .3 .3 SDRE04 .1 .1 .1 .1 . 1, .1 .1 SDRE05 __ .3 .3_ .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 SDRE06 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 SDRE07 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 SDkE08 .1 .1 1 .1 .1 .1 .1 SDRE09 .2 .2 2 .2 ,2 .2 .2 l SDRE10 .3 .3 2 3 .3 .3 .3 !
SDRE11 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 SDRE12 2.0 2d 2.0 5.0 5 . 0_ 5.0 5.0 _SDRE13 .5 .5 .5 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 SDRE14 .1 .1 .1 .1 1 1 .1 SDRE15 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 ,3 SDRE16 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 , .3 .3 SDRE17 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 SDRE18 .2 .2 .2 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 SDRE19 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 _
.2 SDRE20 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 SDRE21 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 SDRE22 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2
.2 .2 SDRE23 .1 .1 .1 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 SDRE24 2.0 2.0 2.0 500.0 500.0 500.0 500.0 SDRE25 .2 .2 .2 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 SDRE26 .1 .1 .1 5.0 5.0 5.0 5.0 SDRE27 .2 .2 .2 5.0 5.0
- 5.0 5.0 SDhE28 .1 .1 .1 40.0 40.0 40.0 40.0 SDRE29 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 SDRE30 .3 .3 .3 ,3 .3 .3 .3 SDRE31 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 .2 l SDRE32 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1
__SDRE33 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 SDRE34 .1 .1 .1 _ 1, .1 .1 ,1 SDRE35 .3 3 .3 .3 .3 .3 .3 SDRE36 .1 .1 .1 .1 _ .1 .1 .1 SDRE37 .3 .3 .3
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However, readinge are being provided in case sur.:7 teams enter the area to determine radiation levels. 91FE 7._1L_____ _ __
INPLANT SURVEYS Inplant survey map data is provided in the following subsection. Data is provided for each floor level of the auxiliary, fuel and diesel generator buildings. Radiation data is provided in the units as indicated. The data in designated by a letter and corresponds to the circled letter zones on the map. Radiation levels indicated with a < sign indicate areas where readings will generally be below the lower level of detectability fer instruments used in determining radiation levels. Area radiation monitors are designated on the maps as the monitor number preceeded by a "SD'. The dets for these monitors is provided in the area radiation monitoring dar.a. i 5 F i a t 91-FE
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HAP T:. PLUME CONCENTRATIONS AND DOSE RATES Time-related offsite plume monitoring data is provided in the following section. The data is presented in the units in which it would normally be available to the field teams from the instruments used to monitor the plume. Data is presented for radiation expoJure rates (open and Closed window values) and for airborne concentrations of gross iodine and particulates. - The airborne iodine and particulate concentrations do not include the
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-(NCPM) per a 20 cubic foot sample. For semple sizes other than 20 cubic feet, the concentrations should be adjusted as follows: NCPM{ ora Actual sampig 20 ft sample x volume in ft - Ad iusted NCRt from MAP I table 20 Data is presented as follows: ' Pluma Isooleths (A. B. C. etc.): The controller should use the value for the nearest isople*h or should interpolate values between isoplethe as appropriate. Predesignated Monitorine Locations (XI. X2. etc.): For a field team located at a predesignated monitoring location, the controller may read the values directly from the table below the map. Example: What are the dose rate ant airborne iodine and particulate concentrations at predesignated location X1 et time 11:307 Assume a 15 cubic foot air sample is collected. r F s 91.FE
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Solutions -> o The following values for location Xi may be read directly from the tabic below: Closed window dose rate: 152 mR/hr open vindow dose rate: 200 mR/hr Gamma dose rate: 152 mR/hr, Beta dose rates (200-152) mR/hr x appropriate beta correction factor for the instrument used, o Iodine cartridge count rate (excluding background) for location XI is 36.723 NCPM for a 20 cubic foot sample. The corrected value for a 15 cubic foot sample would therefore bei Airborne iodine 36,723 x 1),, = 27. 542 NCPri 20 o The count rate for the particulate filter is above the maximum scale for the RM-14: if aa RO-2 detector is used to measure the contact dose rate from the filter, the reading is 25 mR/hr for 20 cu. ft. Particulate concentration: 25 mR/hr x 1},= 18.75 mR/hr. 20 M 91-FE
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$ P III: INCESTION PATIfVAY_ RESPONSE LEVEI.S AND RADIOLOGI_Cl s DATA For this ingestion pathway exercise, three time frames are used: 24 hours post-release, 72 hours post-release and 192 hours post-release. The time-related ingestion pathway radiological data and maps are provided in the following section. The data is presented in the units in which it would normally be available to the State Radiological Assessment Manager (RAM),
from the State Laboratory. Data is presented for Forage, Milk, Deposition. Drinking Water, Produce and Leafy Vegetable. The controller should use the value for the nearest isopleth or should interpolate values between isopleths ao appropriate. The form for the controller to transmit data is contained on page 8.27. These forms will be completed using the appropriato maps / tables starting on page 8.21. I The derived response levels for the Preventive Protective Action Guide (PAG) and Emergency PAG for the ingestion of contaminated foodstuff and water are contained on page 8.20 91-FE
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RESPONSE LEVELS FOR PREVENTIVE AND DERCENCY PAG
- DEPOSITION fuci/m ) DRINKING VATER (uCi/1)
Preventive _ Emercency Preventive Emercency I-131 0.13 1.3 I-131 0.025 0.25 Cs-134 2 20 Cs-134 0.94 9.4 Cs-137 3 30 Cs-137 1.6 16.0 Sr-90 0.5 5 Sr-90 0.045 0.45 Sr-89 8 80 Sr-89 0.59 5.9 FORAGE tuci/kti LEAFY VEGETABLE tuCilka) I-131 0.05 0.5 1 131 0.67 6.7 Cs-134 0.3 8 CS-134 0.95 9.5 Cs-137 1.3 13 CS-137 1.10 11.0 Sr-90 0.18 1,8 Sr-90 0.021 0.21 Sr-89 3 30 Sr-89 0.38 3.8 MILK Peak Activity fuCill) PRODUCE ** fuci/ke)_ I-131 0.015 0.15 I-131 0.033 0.33 Cs-134 0.15 1.5 Cs-134 0.047 0.47 Cs-137 0.24 2.4 Cs-137 0.054 0.54 Sr-90 0.009 0.09 Sr-90 0.001 0.01 Sr-89 0.14 1.4 Sr-89 0.019 0.19
- Preventive PAG - The projected dose connitment value at which responsible officials should take protective actions having minimal impact to prevent or reduce the radioactive contznination of human food or animal feeds.
- Emertenev PAG - The projected dose commitment value at which responsible officials should isolate food containing radioactivity to prevent its introduction into commerce and at which the responsible officials should determine whether condemnation or another disposition is appropriate.
** Produce - Non-leafy vegetables, fruits, and grains NOTE - Child is the critical segment of the population for the Produce and Leafy Vegetable derived response levels, while Infant is the critical segment of the population used for the other derived response levels.
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I INGESTION PATHVAY RADIOLOGICAI. DATA Day 2 24 BOURS POST REI. RASE DEPOSIT 40N FORAGE MILK DRINKING WATER LEAFY PRODUCE tucilm'J_, _f uci /kR _)_ f uci ll], fuci/1) a _(uci/ kcl Luci/ke) b c d ISOPLETH 1 I-131 1.5 0.750 0.091 1.50E-03 0.375 CS-134 0.019 5.86 2.930 0.213 5.86E-03 1.46S CS-137 0.073 7.03 3.515 0.273 7.03E-03 1.758 0.088 SR-90 0.837 0.419 N/A' 8.37E-04 0.209 0.010 SR-89 31.3 15.650 N/A 3.13E-02 7.825 0.391 ISOPLETU 2 I-131 0.48 0.240 0.030 4.80E-04 0.120 CS-134 0.006 2.828 1.414 0.114 2.83E-03 0.707 CS-137 0.035 2.7 1.33C 0.104 2.70E-03 0.675 SR-90 0.034 0.212 0.106 N/A 2.12E-04 0.053 SR-89 0.003 6.286 3.143 N/A 6.29E-03 1.572 0.079 ISOPLETH 3 I-131 0.13 0.065 0.008 1.30E-04 0.033 CS-134 0.002 0.448 0.224 0.016 4.48E-04 0.112 0.006 CS-137 0.428 0.214 0.015 A.28E-04 0.107 0.005 SR-90 0.06 0.030 N/A 6.00E-05 SR-89 0.015 0.001 1.79 0,895 N/A 1.79E-03 0.448 l 0.022 2SOPLETH 4 l I-131 0.048 0.024 0.003 4.80E-05 0.012 0.001 CS-134 0.1905 0.095 0.008 1.90E-04 0.048 0.002 CS-137 0.2325 0.116 0.009 2.33E-04 0.058 0.003 SR-90 0.036 0.018 N/A 3.60E-05 0.009 0.000 SR-89 0.684 0.342 N/A 6.84E-04 l 0.171 0.009 ISOPLETH 5 I-131 0.005 0.003 0.003 5.00E-06 0.001 0.000 ! CS-134 0.056 0.028 0.002 5.60E-05 0.014 0.001 CS-137 0.068 0.034 0.003 6.80E-05 SR-90 0.017 0.001 0.01 0.005 N/A 1.00E-05 0.003 0.000 l SR-89 0.2 0.100 N/A 2.00E-04 0.050 0.003
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INCESTION PATrfVAY RADIOLOGICAL DATA Day 4 72 BOURS POST RELFASE DEPOSITION FORAGE MILK DRINKING VATER LEAFY FRODUCE ( u c i / m';_, (uCilkg) (uci/1) (uCill) ( uci l kgl, _( u ci!k r ) a b c d ISOPLETH 1 1-131 0.9 0.450 0.172 9.00E-04 0.225 0,011 CS-134 3.516 1.758 0.44 3.52E-03 0.879 0.044 CS-137 4.218 2.109 0.56g 4.22E-03 1.055 0.053 SR-90 0.5022 0.251 N/A 5.02E-04 0.126 0.006 SR-89 18.78 9.390 N/A 1.88E-02 4.695 0.235 ISOPLETH 2 I-131 0,288 0.144 0.056 2.88E-04 0.072 0.004 CS-134 1.6968 0.848 0.236 1.?OE-03 0.424 0.021 CS-137 1.62 0.810 0.24 1.62E-03 0.405 0.020 SR-90 0.1272 0.064 N/A 1.27E-04 0.032 0.002 SR-89 3.7716 1.886 N/A 3.77E-03 0.943 0.047 ISOPLETH 3 I-131 0.078 0.039 0.014 7.80E-05 0.020 0.001 CS-134 0.2688 0.134 0.035 2.69E-04 0.067 0.003 CS-137 0.2568 0.128 0.034 2.57E-04 0.064 0.003 SR-90 0.036 0.018 N/A 3.60E-05 0.009 0.000 SR-89 1.074 0.537 N/A 1.07E-03 0.269 0.013 TSOPLETH A I-131 0.0288 0.014 0.006 2.88E-05 0.007 0.000 CS-134 0.1143 0.057 0.014 ' 14E-04
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- b. Water concentration based on deposition over the surface of a body of water with an average depth of 1 meter.
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- d. Produce - Non-leafy vegetables. fruits and grains
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INCESTION PATHWAL 'f]IOLOGICAL NATA Dav 9 192 BOURS POST kRI. EASE DEPOSITz0N FORAGE MILK DRINKING VATER LEAFY PRODUCE (uC1/m'J_ (uCi/kR) (uCf/1) (uci/1) _f uC1/kR ) (uCi/kt) a b c d
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P i i r I' SECTION 9.0 t CONTROLLFJt ASSIGNMDf75 AND INSTRUCTIONS Subsection Page . ASSIGIOGNTS 9.1 INSTRUCTIONS 9,3 I F k t b 9
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CONTROLIER ASSIGNMENTS P I ASSIGNMENT jiMi[ j Lead Controllers Mark Schreiber E,en Craichead CR Lead Controller CR Operations CR Communications . TSC Lead Controller TSC Dose Assessment 5 TSC Engineering TSC Communications TSC Rad. Team I OSC Lead Controller OSC Health Physics OSC Onsite Teams (4) PASS Team i OSC Offsite Monitoring Teams (2) ' Security Accountability Controller EOF Lead Controller
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St. Francis Regional Medical Center - (Aug. 6) Lyon County Ambulance County EOC (2) LeRoy School - (Aug. 8) ' State EOC (2) State Rad. Lab State Forward Staging Area KCP&L Office Lyon County Ambulance /St. Francis Regional Medical Center will be controlled by Lisa H.rhold on August 6. Anderson County activities will be controlled / evaluated by Brian Vinzenried on August 6. The Control Room fimulator will be operated by Dale Moses Dave Fehr and Glenn Reeves. The RRIS Computer vill be controlled by Mary Brinkman. 91-FE 9, 2 t
i l t CONTROM.12 INSTR (ICTIONQ I , r C.ontroller instructions define the types of interactions and conduct I expected from controllers. The instructions inclrded in the following subsection must be adhered to since controllers will at tirnes have a direct input into the development os scenario activities and subsequently the success of the drill. i I i L i i I i t P i 91-FE 9, 3 1
t (*0NT&QLt.ER INSTRilCTIONS L i A. Contro11rrs shall pre. position themselves in the appropriate emergency j response facility no later than 30 minutes prior to the commencement of Exercise activities. B. Controllers must comply with instructions from the Exercise Lead - Controller. C. Prior to the commencement of Exercise activities, controllers shall test telecommunications to ensure operable communication links to the Exercise Lead Controller. I D. Prior to the commencement of Exercise activities, controllers shall [ synchronice their watches through the Exercise Lead Controller to ensure I the coordinated dispatch of time-related messages and data. - E. Controller message > :ccifically scenario, onsite, off site and public :
*nformation messat .i . s t be approved by the facility Lead Controller prior to issuance. l' F. Special messages and messages designated as contingency must be approved by the Exercise Lead Controller prior to issuance.
G. Informati.n regarding scenario events or data must only be provided upon ! request from the appropriate players. H. Information regarding scenario events or data must not be provided priar ! t o the times noted on the message or data sheets. -
- 1. Controllers are else assigned as evaluators, and must follow the i Evaluator's Instructions as listed in Section 10.0.
L J. Controllers will ensure that players do not use radios in Area 5 of the p: ant. - i i
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SECTION 10,0 EAlt!ATOR ASSIGNMENTS AND INSTRtlCTIONS Subs ect ione faffe, Evaluator Assigtunents 10.1 Evaluutor Instructions 10.2 Evaluation Checklists 10.5 Evaluatior. Iunnary 10.6 Control Roo.a 10.7 Security 10.9 Technical Support Center 10.10 PASS /Ondite Survey /ERDC Team 10.13 Operations Support Center 10.14 Offsite Monitoring Teaml Joint Radiological Monitoring Team- 10.16 Emergency Operations Facility 10.18 Information Clearinghouse / Hedia Release Center 10.21 KCP&L General Office 10.22 Media Inquiry 10.23 Public Concern 10.24 Hedia Monitoring 10.25 County EOC 10.26 State EOC 10.33 State Forward Staging Area 10.39 LeRoy School 10.42 County Shop 10.44 Lyon County Ambulance 10.48 St. Francis Regional Medical Center 10.49 Host County ., Anderson 10.55 Evaluation Log Sheets 91-FE 10, o
EVAll1ATOR ASSIGNHF.NTE > 1 Evaluator assignments are the same as the controller assignments as ' designated in Section 9.0. t Controllers shall evaluate the Exercise play in the same functional area : that t'Tey have been assigned a controller position. The Exercise Lead ! Controller and facility Lead Contro11ere shall assume the responsibilities I of Exercise Lead Evaluator and facility Lead Evaluators respectively. ; i I c { i P I [ p h r f i l t t l 9 h i t 91.FE
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1 MVAl.tfATOR INS'fRUCTIONS A. Evaluators shall pre-position themselves in the appropriate emergency response facility no later than 30 minutes prior to the commencement of ; Exercise activities, 0700 (H.00:30). t B. Evaluators must comply with instructions from the Exercise Lead ! Evaluator. ' C. Prior to the coctmencement of Exercise activities, evaluators shall , synchronize their watches through the Exercise Lead Evaluator to ensure ' a coordinated accounting of Exercise events and player activities. D. Interactions with the players must be held to a minimum by all evaluators. [ E. All evalustors shall take detailed notes of player activities utiliaing i the blank evaluation log sheets. Each evaluator should carefully note the arrival and departure times for players, the times at which major ! activities or milestones occur, and any problem areas encountered. F. Evaluation checklists for the applicable functional area should be completed by each evaluator. The completed checklists will be used to determine if the assigned objectives were satisfactorily demonstrated. i G. Following the termination of Exercise activities, each Lead Evaluator shall attend per the schedule talov, a player's critique of the Exercise activities. [ Player Critique Schedule ; Person Conducting criticue Facilities / Teams Location , DED TSC, OSC, PASS /ERDC Teams. TSC Security L DEM Simulator, EOF. JRHTs EOF - H,I. Coordinator Media Inquiry, Media Monitoring. Wichita Office Public Cuncern Lunch Room ' VC PIO IC/HRC HRC ! Rumor Control Media Monitoring (KCP&L) KCP&L G.O. Coordinator [
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TVAI.tIATOR INSTRt1CT40Ng, H. All evaluators shall turn in their evaluation logs and checklists to the Exercise Lead Evaluator befot'e the controller / evaluator critique the morning of August 9. I. All Lead Evaluators shall submit a formal critique to be completed following the termination of Exercise activities. The format of the critique will be as follows: 1.) Summary of Events and Overall Evaluation 2.) Timeline of Activities 3.) List of Observations. Improvement Items and Deficiencies J. The facility Lead Evaluators shall ensure that players' paperwork, logs, notification forms, etc. produced in the course of Exercise activities are turned into the Exercise Lead Evalustar during the controller / evaluator critique. K. The facility Lead Evaluators shall ensuie that players' comments stated during the players' critique are recorded and turned into the Exercise Lead Evaluator during the controller / evaluator critique. L. All facility Lead Evaluators shall attend the Licensee's Formal Self. Critique which follows the contro11erlevaluster critique. 91-FE 10. 4
t l TVAtt!ATION CIIECKLISTS , Evaluation checklists are included in the following subsection. l Checklists are categorized by facility or response function and then into l specific objectives to be demonstrated by that facility or response i function. The objectives provided in the checklists correspond to the objectives to be demonstrated as identified in the matrices in Section 2.0. ' The Evaluation Summary (following the Evaluation Checklists) should list the most significant positive or negative items noted by the evaluator during ' the Exercise. The following definitions apply to the headings on the EVALUATION SUltiARY: observations: Items which may be reviewed for potential benefitsi these may include positive comments. Improvements Items: Items where improvement could be made but which do not ' prevent meeting the objectives of the Exercise. Deficiencien Items which indicate the state of emergency - preparedness does not provide reasonable assurance that adequate protective measures can and will be taken in the event of a radiological emergency. These items i must be corrected within 120 days (10CFR50.54(s)(2)(ii)). r i I i I I 91-FE 10, 5
EVAIA1ATION CitECKLlfGig I'VA!,UATION SgtMARY Evaluator: Assignments (Use additional pages as required) OBSERVATIONS: IMPROVDiENT ITEMS: DEFICIENCIES: 91-FE lo. 6
EVA1,11ATION CIIECKLISTS l Evaluatori Assignment S2ntrol Rogg Y** 1!2- 1!L2 1Uh Spiectivt I.1. Accident detection and attessment a.) Did the Shift Supervisor properly evaluate the earthquake indications? __ I.2. Emergency classification a.) Was an Alert declared promptlyt __. I.3. Notification of onsite and offsite emergency responders a.) Did the CR Communicator complete the Immediate Notification form (Form EP 3.1-1) and call the appro-priate personnel within spplicable time limits (15 min. for State and County ASAP and within 1 hour for NRC):
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b.) Did CR personnel promptly sound the emergency alarm and announce via GAI-tronics Form EP 2.2 3 for the Alert? __ c.) Were foliosap notifications made to the State and County every 30 minutes after the immediate Notification? __ I.4 Communications a.) Were phones and GAI-tronics operable for making notifications er trans-mitting 12 formation? _. - b.) Were radios operable if phones were inoperable? f 91-FE
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EVAI,11ATION CHECKl.1STS Centrol Room Yen No Nlo ))Lh Obiective 1.5. Radiological exposure control a.) Vas CR habitability established? ___ __ b.) Did the Shift Supervisor authorize overexposure os recommend the use of K1 to any WCNOC emergency worker? c.) Vas this authorization / recommendation based on criteria in EPPs 01 9.1 and 01 9.37 I.6. Protective action recommendations a.) Did the Shift Supervisor include any protective action recommendation on the Immediate Notification Forms for the Alert? __ b.) If a.) is *yes', were the recommendations based on the criteria in EPP 01 10.17 __ 1.8. Shift statfing a.) Vas a complete Control Room shift complement available during the Exercise 7 91.FE 10 8
j WAl,UATION CllECKLISTS Evaluator Assignmenti Securit i 1'J. No N/0 ELA pg,g g 1.1. Connunications a.) Vere radio communications accurate and clearf _ 91 FE io, 9
i EVA1.tfAT10N CilECKl.1STS Evaluatort Assignment: _ Technical Support Center Yes Eg_ ELO EL6 Obiective 1.1. Accident detection and assessment a.) When the TSC was activated was the DED aware of all significant events prior to that time? b.) Did tha REC promptly request that two Offsite Monitoring Teams be dispatched? ' c.) Did the DED convene regular managers' meetings and then update the balance of the TSC staff on the event status? d.) Did the TSC personnel actively support the Control Rorm'1 efforts ! to identify the causs cf the inci. ' dent and mitigate it? e.) Did the TSC Engineering Team work with the EOF Engineering Teams to detenmine short and long range solutions to the incident? __ f.) Vere ELDC Teams requested for dis-patch to problem aree.s promptly? ___ __ g.) Were the status boards maintained regularly and accuratelyt __ I.2. Emergency classification a.) Vas the Site Area Emergency I promptly declared by the DED7 r i r 91-FE 10, 10 '
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. for a Site Area Emergency? __,
c.) Were followup notifications made to the State and County every 30 minutes after the Lmmediate Notification? d.) Were the State, County and NRC notified of TSC activation? __ I.4. communications a.) Vere the following types of ' communication operable during the Exercise
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HAI.UATION CITECK!.ISTS ! J_e_spnical Support Center l Yes No N/0 Eid Obiective b.) Was this authorization / recommendation based on criteria in EPPs 01 9.1 and 01 9.37 - . _ __ c.) Was TSC habitability established and verified at least every hour? __ I.6. Protective action recommendations a.) Did the DED include any protective action recommendations on the immediate Notification Forms for the GE7 b.) If a.) is 'yes', were these recommendations based on discus-sions with the REC and OEC7 __ c.) Were PARS posted correctly on the status boards and the notification form? d.) Were the PARS followed up by the DED with the County / State as to the status of their implementa-tion? __ _ e.) Were Offsite Monitoring Teams aware of the PARS? I.B. Shift staffing a.) Vas the TSC activated within 30 minutes after the Alert was classified? ___ __ b.) Was a complete TSC shift comple-ment available during the Exercise? 9W 9 9 9 9 9 9 M 9 9 4 6 9 9 9 9 9 9 W G G9 9 m W S S S e e m e S e W e e S h W e e 6 S e m e e m e t e m e m e u sgemempepeepepemege i 91-FE
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i MVAl,UATipN Cilj@tt.1STS Evaluator: Assignments PASS /Onsite fourvev/TRDC Tenrn Yes No NIO }{jA Obiective 1.4. Communications a.) Were the radios in the emergency cabinet operable? __ I.S. Radiological exposure control a.) Vas respiratory protection required for the Team's assign. ment? b.) If a.) is *yes' was the proper equipment available and used? c.) Were Team members supplied with correct rar.ge dosimetry and TLDs? d.) If samples were obtained, were they handled in a way to minimize exposure? l l ! 91.FE -to, 13 t
MVAI.UATION _CHECKl.1STS Evaluator: Assignment: 1 Operations Support Center s l Yee Ne 1{LQ 1(L6 Obiective 1.1. Accident detection and assessment a.) Vere Onsite Survey Teams /ERDC Teams briefed one
- radiation / contamination levels __
- route to and from work area ,_
Dosimetry. PC respirator requirements __
- allowable doses or stay time __
- air monitoring and radiological control requirements __
- their team identification __,_ __
I.4 Communicetion6 a.) Vere the Teams in radio or gal-tronics contact with the TSC or OSC at all times? __ b.) Vere all the radios in the OSC emergency cabinet operable? __ c.) Vere phone communications avail. able between the OSC Supervisor's office and the TSC7 __ I.S. Radiological exposure control a.) Vas OSC habitability established then verified every hourt __ b.) Were the Team members issued adequate dosimetry for the radio-logical conditions they might encounter? c.) Vas KI recommended to be taken by any Team member? , _ _ , __,
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Assignments. Offsi*e Monitorint Teams and Joint Radiolonical_tionitorint Tgati 1,g1 No llLQ J116 Obiective 1.4 Communications a.) Vere the radios in the emergency cabinet operable? __ I.5, Radiological exposure control a.) Vas respiratory protection required for the Team's assign-ment? b.) If a.) is *yes', was the proper equipment available and used? __ c.) Were Team members supr*ied with correct range dosimetry and TLDs? __, d.) Vere Team members briefed on
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e.) Did Tekm members keep their exposure ALARA by moving to low background areas for counting of samples? f.) Vas dosimetry checked periodically? l r 91-FE , 10. 16 I j
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INAl,tJATION Cf!ECKl.1STS Evaluator Assignment: Emerrency Orcrations Facility Obiective I.1. Accident detection and assessment a.) When the EOF was activated. was the DEM aware of all significant events prior to that timet b.) Did the RAM promptly request that 4 Joint Radiological 'ionitoring Teams (JRMTs) be formed? c.) Did the DEM convene regular managers' meetings and then update the balance of the EOF staff on the event status? -- d.) Vere EOF personnel actively engaged with TSC personnel to mitigate the incident? e.) Did the EOF Engineering Team work with the TSC and V0EC Engineering Teams to determine short, mid- and long range solutions to the incident? 1.2. Emergency classification a.) Vas a General Emergency promptly declared by the DEHf ---, - - - -- 1.3. Notification of onsite and offsite emergency responders a.) Did the EOF Communicator complete the immediate Notification Form (Form EF 3.1-1) and call the appropriate personnel within applicable time constraints (15 min. - State. County AGAP and within one hour . NRC)? -- NOTE: NRC Communications may be performed by the ENS communicator. I 91-FE
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?NAl.UATION CHECKLISTS Emercency Operatiqn.s Fael)lty i Yes No ELQ ELs Obiective b.) Was an announcement clade to EOF personnel about the General i Emergency? _ , , _
j l c.) Were followup notifications made to the State and County every 30 minutes af ter the 1 mediate Notification? I.4 Communications a.) Were the following communication lines operable:
- ERO phones ,
- ENS phone
- IIPN phone
- PIC Ringdown ._
- Telecopier .
I.5. Radiological exposure control a.) Did the DDi authorize over-exposure for any WCNOC emergency workerf b.) Was this authoritation based on criteria in EPPs-01-9.1 and 01-9.37 _,,. c.) Vas EOF habitability established and verified at least every hour? ,,_. d.) Was dosimetry positioned through-out the EOF 7 e.) Was dosimetry checked periodically? ,_ I.6. Protective action recommendations l a.) Did the DEM include new protective action recommendations on the i Immediate Notification Form for the GE7 _ 91-FE 10. 19
PNA!,tfATION CitfrCKI TSTS Emerrency ODerstions Facility ' yea, tio 11 / 0 llL6 Obiective b.) If a.) is 'yes', were these recommendations based on: I
. dose calculations,
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- automatic PARS in EPP 01 10.1 c.) Vere PARS posted correctly on the status boards and the notification formi d) Vere PARS discussed with the State RAM and/or the SDEP representative? __
e.) Vere changes in PARS transmitted to the State and County within 15 minutes of betr.s made? __, f.) Was impics.utation of the PARS fol'sved up by the DEH as to the status of their implementation? __, g.) Were JRMTs aware of the current PARst I.8. Shift staffing a.) Was the EOF activated within 90 minutes after the General Emergency classification? - b.) Was a complete EOF shift complement available during the Exercise? t l l l l 91.FE l
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MAI,1 FAT 10N Cl!ECKI,1@I) Evaluator:__ _ _ Assignment: Inf errnat ion CleArinthouse (IC) and Media Release Center MRC Y_e1 No HLo y,LA Obiect ive I.4. Communications a.) Vere the following communication lines operable:
- Facility phones? , _ . .
- PIO Ringdown? _
- Te'.ecopier?
- Computer?
- Conference call to Wichita, Kansas City?
Media phones? b.) Were any wrong numbers found in the RITD7 I.7. Staff augmentation a.) Vas the IC/MRC activated quickly (<45 minutes after arrival) after players were allowed in? 91-FE
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PNA!,11ATION CliECILISTS Evaluator Assignment: KCP&L Ceneral Office
.Ye s No filo B.LL obicetive I.4. Communications n.) Vere the following communication lines operable during the Exercise:
- Phones? . _, .,__
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News conference telecon? ._. 1.7. Staff augmentation a.) Were KCP&L ERO personnel notified within 30 minutes of the Alert classification? , _ _ __, i i 91-FE
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_FVAI,UATION CIIECKLISTS Evaluator Assignment: Media Inouiry Yes No N/0 ((L4 obiect ive 1.4. Communications a.) Vere the following com:uunication lines operable during the Exercises
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- Computer?
I.7. Staff augmentation a.) Vere Media Inquiry personnel notified within 30 utinutes of the Alert classification? _ i d l 91-FE
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EVALUATION CIIECKLISTS Evaluator: Assignment Media Monitorint Yes No l!LQ b']3 Obtective 1.4. Communications a.) Vere the following equipment operable during the Exeralse:
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I.7. Staff augmentation a.) Vere Media Monitoring personnel notified within 30 minutes of the Alert classification? __ r i 91-TE I
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JHALIIATION CHECKLISTS Evaluator: Assignment: Coffey County EOC Xep e No N10 kllh obiective
- 1. Demonstrate the ability to monitor, understand and use emergency classifi-cation levels (ECLs) through the appro-priate implementation of emergency functions and activities corresponding to ECLs as required by the scenario,
- a. Did the dispatchers use an Immediate Notification Form each time a new
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- c. Did all EOC personnel use the appro-priate call lists for each ECL7 Specific examples include: __. ,
- 1. Vere the notifications of the County Shop staff begun at t Site Area Emergency? ,_,
- 2. Did the Shelter Systems Officer not Af y the host counties to standby by at an Alert?
- d. Did the EPC ensure that the Emergency ,
Broadcast System was put on standby at an Alert?
- e. Did the EPC recognize the need to activate the Emergency Broadcast System at e Site Area Emergas, 'y?
f. Did the EPC brief the EOC staff each time a new ECL was declared? _ 91-FE
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_EVM.UATION CHECKLISTS Coffev County EOC Yes No N/O N/A obiective
- 2. Demonstrate the ability to fully alert, mobilize and activate personnel for both facility and field-based functions,
- a. Did the Sheriff's dispatcher complete the Lemediate Notification Form pr m'ily and use the code word for veri 11 cation? __
- b. Did the dispatcher begin ca'. ling emergency response ; et sonnel on the call list as soon a9 the notification form was complete?
- c. Did the Emergency Preparedness Coordinator begin calling personnel on his call list as soon as he received notification from the dispatcher? -
- d. If unable to notify personnel by phone, was a messenger sent to notify staff personally? __
- e. Did the EOC stsff that normally work in the courthouse promntly report to the EOC when requested? (approximately 15 minutes) __
- f. Did the remaining E00 staff report to the EOC in a timely manner when requested? (approximately 30 minutes) _
- g. Did the Emergency Preparedness Coordinator activate the EOC in a timely manner? (as soon as one representative for each key position has arrived:
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TVAI.UATION CHECKLTSTS Coffev County EOC Yes No N/0 N/A _0biective
- 3. Demonstrate the ability to dit ect, coordinate and control emergency activities,
- a. Did the EPC maintair command and control over the staff in the EOC7 --
- b. Did a Conadesioner maintain command and control over the decision-making process for protective actions?
- c. Was the EOC staff f amiliar vitit their assigned responsibilities? __
4 Demonstrate the ability to communicate with all appropriate locations. organizations, and field personnel. _ _ ,
- a. Was the EOC able to communicate withi
- 1. The State EOC. either by telephone or ASTRA7
- 2. The appropriate facility on site (Control Room. TSC. EOF)? __
- 3. The Road and Bridge crews in the field?
- b. Were backup communications available or demonstrated?
- 5. Demonstrate the adequacy of facilities, equipment, displays and other materials to support emergency operations.
- a. Vere the status boards correctly and promptly updated?
- b. Did all equipment such as telephones and telecopiers work properly? __
- c. Vere procedures available and used by the EOC staff?
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- d. Vere sufficient office supplies available? __
- 6. Demonstrate the ability to continuously conicor and control emergency worker exposure.
- a. Did the Radiological Officer issue dosimetry to anyone leaving the EOC7 (TLD, low-range (0-200 mr or 0-500 mr) :
and mid-range or high-range dosimeters) __,,
- b. Did the Radiological Officer ensure that other County emergency workers '
had dosimetry? (e.B. Access Control monitors) __
- c. Did the RO perform a habitability survey as required by CPIP277 __
- d. Was the RO familiar with exposure reporting limits?
- 12. Demonstrate the ability to initially alert the public within the 10-mile EPZ (and begin dissemination of an instrut.
[ tional message) within 15 minutes of a decision by appropriate State and/or local officials),
- a. Were the sirens blown approximately one minute before the EBS r.nnouncement was broadcast? -
- b. Was the Initial EBS message broadcast '
within 15 minutes of the County's notification that a Site Area Emergency l had been decla:ed? __
- c. Vere the applicable fire departments l and the Engineer's staff dispatched to notify the hard-of-hearing in the affected subzones? _ _ , , ,_,
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1 EVALUATION CIIRC[ LISTS f Coffev County FOC 1"JL No I!LQ N/^ obiective
- 13. Demonstrate the ability to coordinate the formulation and dissemination of accurate information and instructions to the public in a timely fashion after the initial alert and notification has occurred, t
- a. Vere further EBS announcements L broadcast in a timely manner?
g (approximately 15 minutes after . the protective action decision was made)? {
- b. Was the County Public Information Officer aware of information and instructions going to the public from the EOC7
- c. Did the EOC use the ' iunty Public Information Officer 3 an additional means to s elay information not included in the EPS announcement to the public? ._,
- 16. Demonstrate the ability to make the decision to recommend the use of KI to emergency workers and institutionalized persons, based on pre-deternined criteria, i as well as to distribute and administer it once the decision is made, if necessitated by radiciodine releases, a,
Did the RO contact all affected organizations and tell them of the decision to take KI? (JRMTs, School ^ Bus Drivers. Ambulance, Road and Bridge crews and Sheriff's officers in the field) _
- b. Did the RO designate and brief '
personnel who would transport KI j to affected groups?
- c. Was the RO aware of any personnel who refused or were unable to take KI? _
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- d. Did the-RO inform the State at t'n e EOF that the issuance of KI was accomplished? __
- e. Were institutionalized persons' need to take KI discussed, including the method by which the KI would be distributed? __
- 18. Demonstrate the ability and resources necessary to implement appropriate pro-tective actions for the impacted perma-nent and transient plume EPZ populations (including transit-dependent persons, special needs population, handicapped persons and institutionalized persons)
- a. Was transportation available for those individuals already pre-designated as requiring a ride? __,
- b. Was transportation available for those persons who called in on the phone number given out in the book-let and the EBS announcement? __
- c. Vere the persons on the special needs list addressed? __
- d. Was transportation and an appropriate destination arranged by the Health and Medical Management Team for any i}}