RE: Power Reactors - Offsite Dose Limits

["HOLMES, HEIDI A" <HHOLMES@entergy.com>]

Marc,

The more limiting pathway is by far, inhalation due to effluents; so the
most restrictive limits are the Appendix I numbers.  You will reach those
limits from a nuc. plant way before you hit the direct numbers in 40 CFR
190.

Heidi

-----Original Message-----
From: LANNI, MARC [mailto:MLANNI@entergy.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 1999 1:17 AM
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Subject: RE: Power Reactors - Offsite Dose Limits


Actually I believe 40CFR190 would cover those

> Marc Lanni  <mailto: mlanni@entergy.com>
> Grand Gulf Nuclear Station - Health Physicist
> Entergy Operations
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-----Original Message-----
From: jack bell [mailto:bellstar@erols.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 1999 1:01 AM
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Subject: Re: Power Reactors - Offsite Dose Limits




Rodney Bauman wrote:

> Don't bother arguing 100 mrem/yr versus 500 mrem/yr for power plants.
Neither
> limit applies.  Power plant Tech Specs/ODCMs effectively limit off-site
> exposures to the numerical guidelines of 10CFR50, Appendix I (i.e., 10
mrad/yr
> gamma, 20 mrad/yr beta).
>

Rodney,

Does this apply to turbine shine and other non-effluent doses?

Jack Bell, bellstar@erols.com

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