At Columbia, we use wireless remote monitors (AMP-100 & AMP-200) with the 
detectors attached to a door (outdoors) to our effluent stack.  This alternate 
method is also built into our off-site dose projection software (URI).  Feel 
free to contact me for additional info.

Michael J. McLain
Principal Health Physicist
Columbia Generating Station
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
509-377-2062

From: Thomas J Vandermey [mailto:[email protected]]
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Subject: [powernet] Determination of accident release

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If our accident range gaseous effluent monitor is inoperable (which for us in 
located in our standby gas treatment room), we may need a way to monitor the 
release (other than taking a grab sample or doing field measurements).

Does anyone have an alternative or additional method of estimating an accident 
releases-such as taking radiation readings on the effluent stack, or providing 
an additional stack monitor of some kind?


Thomas J Vandermey, MS, CHP
Principal Radiological Engineer
Fermi 2 Nuclear Plant
734-586-1539
734-904-1103 cell


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