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Corrected Page 16 to Transcript of 841101 Testimony of Vs Boyer,Mi Goldman,Gd Kaiser,Er Schmidt & R Waller Re City of Philadelphia Contentions 18 & 19.Related Correspondence
ML20100G714
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Site: Limerick  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 11/27/1984
From: Boyer V, Goldman M, Kaiser G, Schmidt E, Waller R
PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
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.4 (8,000 PCi/1) is about one chance in 3 million per reactor year for the Schuylkill and less than one chance in a billion per year for the Delaware (Ref. 3,

p. 19; see Second PID p. 258). If the source term revisions discussed in paragraph 15 are considered, the probability that the 90 rS thirty day PAG would be exceeded in the Schuylkill could be as low as one chance in a hundred million per year (factor of 5) or ~

less than one chance in a billion per year (factor of l 10 or more). It is estimated that the isotopes of  ;

iodine might be significant contributors to the dose l

(330 mrea in one month) which constitutes PEMA's PAG.

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The calculation of the rate at which iodine, deposited on a watershed, leaches into the river is discussed in 4 paragraph 10. Using the model described there, there would be a chance of'about one chance in 100,000 per t

reactor year that the PEMA short-term PAGs for 131I (3000 pCi/1) might be exceeded in the Schuylkill t

River, and about one chance in 150,000 per reactor l i

year that they might be exceeded in the Delaware River. These probabilities are the same as the upper l

bound probabilities given in the previous written i

testimony (Ref. 3, p.19) and on page 258 of the i .-

{ Second PID even though the calculation given there assumed that the fraction of the deposited iodine that would enter the drinking water source in the short l term would be 50 times that of the strontium (i.e., close 16 8412070354 841127 '

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