Consequence Determination cont'd

DOE-HDBK-5504-95

Source

Applicability &

Reference

Plan Element

Plan Reference

EMG-CA

(b) Procedures should provide for incorporating

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C.3.b

event-specific data and parameters into the

analysis as information becomes available.

EMG-CA

(1) Procedures should identify these event-

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C.3.b

specific, real-time information (e.g.,

meteorological conditions, release

characteristics, plant conditions).

EMG-CA

(2) Procedures should identify the expected

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C.2.e

sources of real-time information (e.g.,

instrument readings, sample results).

EMG-CA

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C.3.c

available for determining release

rate/magnitude and projected dose/concen-

tration if the instrumentation used for

assessment purposes are off-scale or

inoperable.

EMG-CA

(d) Procedures should provide for a consequence

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C.3.d

assessment capability that should be able to

function continuously throughout an extended

event (days or weeks) if necessary. Staffing

and logistic planning should provide that data

collection, transmission, and analysis can

continue around the clock during this phase.

EMG-EXEC

(3)

The emergency plan should provide for a

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Crit E.2.8

consequence assessment capability that includes

making radiological and toxic chemical dose

projections for the inhalation and ingestion

pathways.

EMG-F/C

b. The emergency plan should describe the procedures to

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6.1.1

continuously and in real time, where appropriate, monitor

an emergency or continuing situation to update the

consequence assessment.