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Category:Annual Operating Report
MONTHYEARML1105501482011-02-18018 February 2011
Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga, from 01/01/2010 - 12/31/2010
ML1006308272010-02-18018 February 2010
Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga Reactor
ML0805107332008-02-0606 February 2008
Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga Reactor for 2007
ML0705801172006-02-0606 February 2006
Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga Reactor, January 1, 2006-December 31, 2006
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Category:Letter
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Update to Correspondence Addressees and Service Lists
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T. Smith Ltr Independent Confirmatory Survey Summary and Results for the Ford Nuclear Reactor, Revision 1, Ann Arbor, Michigan
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Transmittal of Signed Copy of Termination Letter for Indemnity Agreement Between Atomic Energy Commission and Board of Trustees of University of Illinois
ML12363A1972013-01-17017 January 2013
R. Holm Ltr. Termination of Facility Operating License No. R-115 for University of Illinois Research Reactor
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Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga Reactor
IR 05000151/20120052012-10-31031 October 2012
IR 05000151-12-005 (Dnms), on 07/25/2012 - 10/15/2012, University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor
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Letter Dated October 9, 2012, from Richard L. Holm, University of Illinois, to John B. Hickman, NRC, Regarding the Submission of Final Status Survey Report and Request for License Termination for the University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor L
ML12248A0522012-08-27027 August 2012
Orau, Letter Report for Analytical Results for Twenty-Eight Soil Samples from the University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois
IR 05000151/20120042012-08-22022 August 2012
IR 05000151-12-004(DNMS), 8/13/2012, University of Illinois Reactor
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Letter Dated July 13, 2012, from Richard L. Holm, University of Illinois, to John B. Hickman, NRC, Regarding the University of Illinois Response and Clarification to Orise Report on Independent Confirmatory Survey of the Nuclear Research La
ML12355A0962012-07-13013 July 2012
Letter Dated July 13, 2012, from Richard L Holm, University of Illinois, to John Hickman, NRC, Regarding University of Illinois Response and Clarification to Orise Report of Independent Confirmatory Survey
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Orise Final Report - Independent Confirmatory Survey of the Nuclear Research Laboratory at the University of Illinois
IR 05000151/20120032012-04-26026 April 2012
IR 05000151-12-003(DNMS), on 03/03/2012, 03/05-28/2012, & 04/12/2012, Univ of Illinois Nuclear Reactor
IR 05000151/20120022012-02-17017 February 2012
IR 05000151-12-002, on 01/5-6/2012 & 01/31//2012 - 2/2/2012, University of Illinois Reactor
ML12055A3972012-02-0202 February 2012
Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga Reactor
IR 05000151/20120012011-12-30030 December 2011
05000151-12-001(DNMS), on November 28 - 30 and December 14, 2011 (on-site) Through December 16, 2011 (in-office Review), University of Illinois - Nuclear Reactor Inspection Report
IR 05000151/20100012011-11-22022 November 2011
University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor Inspection Report 05000151/10-001(DNMS)
ML11276A0702011-09-29029 September 2011
Mip - University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor FY2012
ML1105501482011-02-18018 February 2011
Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga, from 01/01/2010 - 12/31/2010
ML1027806742010-10-0101 October 2010
MIP- University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor FY2011
ML1005602882010-02-26026 February 2010
Change in NRC Staff Project Management for University of Illinois Reactor Facility
ML0932308532009-11-17017 November 2009
Mip - University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor FY2010
IR 05000151/20080012009-07-31031 July 2009
IR 05000151-08-001(DNMS), on 07/17/2009 for University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor
ML0829801982008-10-20020 October 2008
University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor Master Inspection Plan - Fy 2009
ML0807806052008-03-10010 March 2008
Letter from Richard Holm Stating That the Decommissioning of the Nuclear Research Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana Will Commence in 2010
ML0805107332008-02-0606 February 2008
Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga Reactor for 2007
ML0725601242007-10-0101 October 2007
Richard L. Holm Ltr Approval of Final Status Survey Plan for the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Nuclear Research Laboratory Reactor Facility
ML0725500892007-08-20020 August 2007
Resubmittal of Decommissioning Plan and Final Status Survey Plan for the Nuclear Research Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana
IR 05000151/20070012007-03-15015 March 2007
IR 05000151-07-01(DNMS) University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor
ML0702200022007-01-26026 January 2007
National Organization of Test, Research and Training Reactors(Trtr) Input on Fingerprinting Requirements for Unescorted Access to Research and Test Reactors
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Change in NRC Staff Project Management for University of Illinois Reactor Facilities
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E-mail to Research and Test Reactor from M. Mendonca Draft Directors Decision on Uncontrolled/Unmonitored Releases
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Change in NRC Staff Project Management for University of Illinois Reactor Facilities
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Letter to Mr. Richard L. Holm from Alexander Adams Issuance of Federal Register Notice Regarding Decommissioning Amendment and Solicitation of Comments
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Technical Specification Change and Decommissioning Plan Submittal
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Issuance of Orders Requiring Compliance with Updated Adversary Characteristic
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Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga Reactor, January 1, 2006-December 31, 2006
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Issuance of Order for Assm/Ramqc Dtd July 19, 2005
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Annual Report: Illinois Advanced Triga Reactor
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - Amendment Administrative Requirements
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Resubmittal of Package Dated August 26, 2004: License Amendment to Reduce Allowable U-235 to 10 Grams
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Resubmittal of Package Dated September 8, 2004: Eliminate Reactor Health Physicist Position and One Hour on-call Requirement from Technical Specifications
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Response to Request for Additional Information Dated September 30, 2004
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - Request for Additional Information Technical Specifications Administrative Changes
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Eliminate Reactor Health Physicist Position and One Hour on-call Requirement from Technical Specifications
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License Amendment to Reduce Allowable U-235 to 10 Grams
ML0417501742004-07-30030 July 2004
Physical Security Plan Changes for the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Nuclear Reactor Laboratory
ML0420802262004-07-21021 July 2004
10 CFR 71 Subpart H Submittal of University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor Laboratory Quality Assurance Program Revision
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10 CFR 71 Subpart H Submittal of University of Illinois Nuclear Reactor Laboratory Quality Assurance Program
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February 18, 2010 Docket No. 50-151 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ATTN: Document Control Desk MS T-8F5 Washington, DC 20555
Dear Sir,
SUBJECT:
ANNUAL REPORT: Illinois Advanced TRIGA Reactor License No. R-1 15 / Docket No. 50-151 The following is written to comply with the requirements of section 6.8.d of the Technical Specifications and the conditions of 10CFR50.59. The outline of the report follows the numbered sequence of section 6.8.d of the Technical Specifications.
I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on February 7, 2010.
Sincerely, Richard L. Holm Reactor Administrator James F. Stubbins, Head Department of Nuclear, Plasma and Radiological Engineering c: Nuclear Reactor Committee American Nuclear Insurers File Page 1 of 5
ANNUAL REPORT JANUARY 1, 2010-DECEMBER 31, 2010 ILLINOIS ADVANCED TRIGA FACILITY LICENSE R-1 15 I.
SUMMARY
The reactor was in a shutdown SAFSTOR status for all of 2010. Monitoring of the facility is through the use of weekly, monthly and quarterly surveillance checklists performed by the Reactor Administrator. Additional surveillances are performed at other intervals where appropriate. The checklists created for SAFSTOR have proven to be more than adequate to ensure that the facility is monitored safely.
II. UNSCHEDULED REACTOR SHUTDOWNS Not applicable.
III. MAJOR PREVENTIVE AND CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE HAVING SAFETY SIGNIFICANCE No major maintenance was performed having safety significance.
IV. CONDITIONS UNDER SECTION 50.59 OF 10CFR50 No 50.59 reviews were performed.
V. RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL A. Gaseous Effluents 1)4 'Ar No longer produced: reactor shutdown, defueled, and in SAFSTOR condition.
- 2) 3 H The estimated total release of 3H to the Reactor Building atmosphere (and consequently out the Exhaust Stack) from the evaporation of water in the Primary Tank (PT) was less than 25% of the allowable limit based on previous year's sampling and no further operation to generate a Page 2 of 5
source term.
B. Liquid Effluent
- 1) Waste Water discharged to the municipal sanitary sewer system Waste Water is collected in the Reactor Building Retention Tank. When the Tank becomes full it is pumped over to a Holdup Tank. The water passes through a coarse and a fine filter assembly on route to the Holdup Tank where it is then sampled. The water is discharged from the Holdup Tank into the municipal sanitary sewer system when the soluble activity results are satisfactory and it is verified that no insoluble activity is present. If insoluble activity is detected before the discharge then the contents of the Holdup Tank can be recirculated through a 0.4 micron process filter until the insoluble activity has been removed and it is verified that no insoluble activity is present.
There were no liquid effluent discharges in 2010.
VI. ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEYS Continuous radiation monitoring utilizing Thermoluminescent Dosimeters (TLDs) supplied by a vendor (ICN Worldwide Dosimetry Service) was conducted at the Site Boundary and in the Surrounding Environs. The Lower Limit of Detection (LLD) for these TLDs = 10 mRem/Quarter).
A. Site Boundary The site boundary is established at the Reactor Building Walls with extensions at the fence around the Cooling Towers and the perimeter of the roof over the Mechanical Equipment Room. This is also defined as the boundary between the Restricted and Unrestricted Areas. The average annual dose at this perimeter was 148 mRem with a range of 94 mRem to 413 mRem. However, pursuant to 10 CFR 20.1302 (b) (1) an Annual Site Boundary Dose Calculation for Members of the Public, based on Occupancy Time, was performed. The highest calculated dose at the site boundary for 2010 was 1.15 mRem for the Year. These calculations are maintained and updated in the files.
B. Surrounding Environs A background TLD was deployed -100 meters from the Reactor Building. The total annual dose recorded on this monitor was 97 mRem.
VII. PERSONNEL RADIATION EXPOSURE AND SURVEYS WITHIN THE FACILITY A. Personnel Exposure
- 1) Whole Body Page 3 of 5
t A One individual was assigned dosimetry at the facility. The dosimetry was provided by ICN Worldwide Dosimetry Service, a National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) accredited Dosimetry Vendor.
Whole Body Exposure (mRem) Number of Individuals 10 to 100 1
> 100 to 250 0
> 250 0 Total 0 ManRem Total: 0.021
- 2) Extremity Exposure One individual was assigned dosimetry at the facility.
ManRem Total: 0.025 rem (Lower Limit of Detection)
- 3) Skin Dose There were no significant deviations between the Shallow Dose and Deep Dose reported by the vendor for any personnel.
- 4) Internal Exposure There were no incidents or events that required investigation or assessment of internal exposure.
Contamination levels are acceptably low and areas few (see B. below). There were no evolutions performed or events that occurred which caused, or could have caused, the presence of Airborne Radioactivity.
- 5) Visitor Exposures All recorded exposures for Visitors were 0 mRem by Electronic Pocket Dosimeter (EPD).
B. Contamination Surveys Smear surveys from various locations around the laboratory were taken on a quarterly basis. The removable contamination was determined by counting the smears on an Eberline BC-4 or RM-14/HP-210T Beta Counter, and/or a SAC-4 Scintillation Alpha Counter.
Routine surveys for Alpha Contamination were all < 100 dpm/1 00 cm 2.
2 Routine surveys for beta contamination were all < 1000 dpm/100cm .
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VIII. REACTOR COMMITTEE Dr. Barclay Jones, Professor of Nuclear Engineering continued as the chairman. The following members remained on the Committee: Mr. Daniel Hang (Professor Emeritus of Nuclear Engineering), Mr. David Scherer (Campus Radiation Safety Officer), Mr. Rich Holm (Reactor Administrator), Mr. Mark Kaczor (Reactor Health Physicist - Emeritus), and Dr. William Roy (Illinois State Geological Survey).
The committee held 2 meetings during the calendar year. Major topics reviewed were: a) Reactor and Health Physics Surveillances; b) NRC Annual Report; c) Decommissioning plan; d) Reports on - Reactor Committee Audit of Operations, Annual Review of the Radiation Protection and ALARA Programs, and Operations and Health Physics Quarterly Reports.
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