ML20077M664

Effluent & Waste Disposal,Gaseous Effluents - Summation of All Releases,Semiannual Rept,1983

ML20077M664
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Issue date:	08/31/1983
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TABLE 1A EFFLUENT AND k'ASTE DISPOSAL SD11 ANNUAL ' REPORT (1983)

GASEOUS EFFLUENTS - SUMMATION OF ALL RELEASES j

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lst 2nd i Error.!; I A. Fission & activation gases

!1. Total release

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N/A l

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Iodines l1.Totaliodine-131 l

Ci j<l.00E-8j<l.00E-8 l N/A l

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N/A l

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Particulates i

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! 1. Particulates with half-lives > 8 days Ci 3.52E-5 1 1.27E-5

! 2.5El i

!2.Averagereleaserateforperiod.

!UCi/see j

4.43E-6j 1.60E-6 l j

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!4. Gross alpha radioactivity l

Ci j<1.00E-ll,l<l.00E-11' D.

Tritium 1.00E-6 j 5.81E-5 2.5El

1. Total release Ci I

! 2. Average release rate for period

!UCi/see N/A

.i 7.31E-6 N/A j

3. Percent of technical specification limit

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• I; Tech Spec limits:

Listed on Dose Su==ary Table 8309120395 830831 PDR ADOCK 05000289 R

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TAELE IC EFFLUENT A'sD WASTE DISPOSAL SDilANNUAL REPORT (1983)

GASEOUS EFFLUENTS - GROUND-LEVEL,REI. EASES Continuous Mode Batch Mode Unit J Quarter ) Quarter j Quarter J Quarter i

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2nd i

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2nd l

l Nuclides Released 1.

Fission gases krypton-85 l Ci l<8.00E-6 l <8.00E-6 l<8.00E-6 l<8.00E-6 l'

krypton-85=

l Ci

<5.00E-8 l<5.00E-8 l <5. 00E-8 l <5. 00E-8 l

l krypton-87

! Ci

<8.00E-8 l <8. 00E-8 l<8.00E-8 l <8. 00E-8 l

l krypton-88 l Ci

<1.00E-7 l<1.00E-7

! <1.00E-7 l <1. 00E-7 l

xenon-133 l Ci

<8.00E-8

<8.00E-8 l <8.00E-8 l<8.00E-8 xenon-135 l Ci

<5.00E-8

<5.00E-8 l<5.00E-8 l <5.00E-8 xenon-135m l Ci l<5.00E-7

<5.00E-7 l <5. 00E-7 l<5.00E-7 j

i xenon-138 l Ci l<3.00E-7 l<3.00E-7

<3.00E-7 l <3. 00E-7 l

l l

i Others (specify) l Ci l

l Ci l

l l

l l Ci l

l l

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l I

unidentified

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N/A l

N/A l

2.

Iodines iodine-131 I

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<1. 00E-12 l <1. 00E-12

<l.00E-8 l<1.00E-8 i

Ci l

<l. 00E-10 l <1. 00E-10

<1.00E-8 I <l. 00E-8 iodine-133 C1 iodine-135 Ci l

<1. 00E-10 l <1. 00E-10

'<l.00E-8

<l.00E-8 Total for period Ci l

N/A l

N/A N/A N/A 3.

Particulates strontiu=-89

! Ci

<l. 00E-11 ! <1. 00E-11 strontium-90

! Ci

! <1.00E-ll ! 8.20E-6 l

cesium-134

! Ci l

<l. 00E-11 l < l. 00E-11 I< 1.00E-8 l <1.00E-8 I

3.45E-5 l

4. 54 E-6 6.95E-7 l < l. 00E-8 l

cesium-137 C4 barium-lanthanu=-140

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<l. 00E-11 j < l. 00E-11

< 1.00E-8,' <1.00E-8 Ncte:

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TAELE 2A EFFLUENT AND k'ASTE DISPOSAL SEMIANNt:AL REPOE! (1983)

LIQUID EFFL'JENTS-SD%& TION OF A'_L RELEASIS

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! Quarter Est. Total:

l 1st 2nd Error, I.

A.

Fission and activation products l1.

Total release (not including tritium, l

2.53E-2 l1.45E-2 2.5El gases, alpha)

Ci

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curing period VCi/=1

i. 1.01E-9 1.36 9 l r.-

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B. Tritium l1.

Total release l

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! 7.44E-1 ! 8.46E-1 ! 2.5El

2. Average diluted concentratiot' VCi/nl

! 2.96E-8 7.91E-8 !

during period t

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Percent of applicable limit l

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Dissolved and entrained gases

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Total release Ci I <l.00E-4 I <1.00E-4 l 2.5El l2.

Average diluted concentration N!^

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Percent cf applicable limit l

7; 373 gjg D.

Gross alpha radioactivity l.

Total Release i

Ci 1.95E-3

<l.00E-7 2.5El i

5. Volume of vaste released (prior te diluticr.)

liters 3.63E6 1.45E6 1.0El I-Velute of dilution uater used durine period..'

liters.

2.51E10 1.07E10 1.0El Note:

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• I. Tech. Spec. Linits:

Listed on Dose Su. nary Table.

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! cesiu:n-137 l

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Ci

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I cobalt-58 Ci l<5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7 j<5.00E-7I.

l cobalt-60 l

Ci l<5.00E-7 !<5.00E-7 I 9.80E-3 l 3.52E-3l iron-59 l

Ci l <5. 00E-7 l<5.00E-7 !<5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7l zinc-65 l

Ci l<5.00E-7 i <5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7Ii

! manganese-54 Ci l<5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7 l 2.72E-5 l <5. 00E-7 i i! chromium-51 l

Ci l <5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7 i <5.00E-7 l <5.00E-7 l zirconium-niobium-95 l

Ci l<5.00E-7 l <5.00E-7 l <5. 00E-7 l <5. 00E-7 l l <5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7 l<5.00E-7l molybdenum-99 I

Ci l technetiue-99m l

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<5.00E-7 l <5.00E-7 : <5.00E-7 l <5. 00E-7 l t cerium-141 l

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<l.00E-6 1 7.84E-3 ' 8.93E-4 i i

I Antimony-125 l

Ci l <5.00E-7 i <5.00E-7 ;

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<5. 00E-7, <3.00E-7 3.92E-5 2.21E-5 i Silver-110m Ci Ruthiuium-106

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N/A N/A 2.53E-2 l 1.45E-2

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Unit I Jan. - June 1983 LSA Waste TAELE 3A EFFLUENT AND WASTE DISPOSAL SEMIA';NUAL. REPORT ( 1983 SOLID WASTE NO IRRADIATED FUEL SEI?MENTS A.

Solid waste shipped off-site for burial or dispesal (not irradiated fuel)

!1. Type of waste l 6 MONTH lEST.TOTALj UNIT I i

PERIOD t ERROR, %

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3 i 26.9 a.

Spent resins, filter sludges, l

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evaporator bottoms, etc. Hittman Liners 6

Ci i 9.86 5%

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Dry compressible waste, contaiminated i

il87.50 6

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equipment, etc. Prums, Boxes, overpacks l

Ci l 9.38 5%

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Ci l

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Co-60 i

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Cs-134 i

6%

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Cs-137 40%

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Sb-125 5%

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Cs-137 1

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Sb-125 3.6%

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Co60 j

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Solid Waste Disposition Nunber of Shipments Mode of Transportatio Destination

_(a) 10 shipments Tractor - Flatbed Ha Mord, Washington Tractor - Flatbed Barnwell, South Carolina (a) 1 shipment

+

' (b) 7 shipments-Drums 6 Boxes Tractor - Trailer (Van)

Harford. Washington i Tractor - Flatbed Barnwell. South Carolina (b) 2 shipments-overpacks 20 - Total Shipments B.

Irradiated Fuel Shipments (Disposition)

Number of Shipments Mode of ~ransportatien Destinaticn N/A N/A None i

None N/A 57A EShipped in 22 LSA Liners, 172.3 cu.ft., solidifgcd with cement.

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• • Shipped in 196 LSA (Type A) Steel drums, 7.5 ft /ca. 6 41 LSA Steel Boxes. 98 ft /ea.

ATTACHMENT 1' Attachment - Joint Frequency Tables for 1st Quarter (1983)

Attachment - Joint Frequency Tables for 2nd Cuarter (1983)

Attachment - Summary of Maximum Individual Dose Accumulation for First Quarter of 1983 Attachment - Summary of Maximum Individual Dose Accumulation for Second Quarter of 1983 i

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( erscr.-rt-)

Liquic Total Ec.Jy

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• To date.

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Supplemental Info maticn Facility TMI-l License DPR 50-289 1.

Regulatory Limits 1

I a.

Fission and activation gases:

b. 1 Iodines:

L_

TMI - Unit 1 Tech. Specs, c.

Particulates,. half-lives > Sdays: ;

Appendix A d.

Liquid effluents:

_J 2.

Maximum Permissible Concentrations Provide the MPCs used in determining allowable release rates or concentrations, a.

Fission and activation gases:

b.

Iodines:

10 CFR 20, Appendix B, Particulates, half-lives > 8 days:"

Table II c.

d.

Liquid effluents:

3.. Average Energy Pravide the average energy (E) of the radionuclide =ixture in releases of fission and activation gases, if applicable. (3.165E-1) 4.

Measurecents and Approximations of Total Radioactivity Provide the methods used to measure or apprcximate the total radioactivity in effluents and the methods used to determine radionuclide composition.

a.

Fission and activation gases: Gamma Spectrometry, Liquid Scintillation

.b.

Iodines: Gamma Spectrometry s -

c.

Particulates: Gamma Spectrometry, gas flow proportional, beta spectrometry d.

Liquid effluents:

Gamma Spectrometry, Liquid Scintillation.

5.

Batch Releases Previde the following information relating to batch releases of radioactive materials in liquid'and gaseous effluents.

1st 2nd a.

Liquid Quarter Quarter 1.

Nu=bc of batch releases:

24 36 2.

Total tice period for batch releases: (min.)

10,491 17,573 3.

Maximum time period for a batch release: (min.)

1,190 4,320 4.

Average time period for batch releases: (=in.)

437 488 5.

Minicum time-period for a batch release: (tin.)

272 6

6.

Average strea= flow during periods of release of effluent into a flowing stream: (CED 2.04E6 4.llE6 b.

Gaseous

.l.

~5u=ber of batch releases:

14 16 2.

Total time period for batch releases: (min.)

49,316 46,042 3.

Maximu: time period for a batch release: (min.)

34,680 25,860 4.

Average time period for batch releases: (rin.)

3,523 2,878 5.,

Minimum time period for a batch release: (min.)

210 495 6.

Abnormal Releases a.

Liquid 1.

Number of relea:es 0

0 2.

Total activity releases:

N/A N/A b.

Caseous 1.

Sunber of releases:

0 0

2.

.Tetal activity released:

N/A N/A