[powernet] Experience with Liquinox (Alconox) decon agent

We’re looking for some OE regarding the use of Liquinox (Alconox) brand decontamination agent.  We are seeing some odd results when deconning a spent fuel transfer cask that has a coating of (Carboline) Carboguard 890 epoxy.  The cask is lifted from the pool, deconned successfully to less than

[powernet] TLD exchange question for declared pregnant workers

At Beaver Valley, we would issue a new TLD to a worker declaring pregnancy if their electronic dosimeter measured dose for the wear period exceeds 10 mrem. If their dose is <=10 mrem, we let them keep their current TLD. How do other plants handle a worker's TLD upon declaration of pregnancy? Jo

[powernet] RE: TLD exchange question for declared pregnant workers

At D.C. Cook, if significant dose has been received during the period between conception and declaration of the pregnancy, the DLR could be read at the discretion of Health Physicists or Radiation Protection Supervision. Claire Papas Health Physicist Donald C. Cook Nuclear Power Plant (269) 465

[powernet] RE: TLD exchange question for declared pregnant workers

At Palo Verde Generating Station, once the female has declared, we have the worker report to Dosimetry to complete a Whole Body Count & issue a new DLR. When she has undeclared, we then do another WBC and a new DLR. Ivy Garry Radiation Protection Tech Palo Verde Generating Station (623)393-3600

[powernet] RE: TLD exchange question for declared pregnant workers

Comanche Peak does the same as APS Michael Macho Radiation Protection Staff michael.ma...@luminant.com [Bike MS] TXU Team Ride May 5-6, 2018 Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant 6322 North FM 56 or PO Box 1002 Mail Code 005A Glen Rose, TX 76043 (254)897-5698 /(2

Re: [powernet] RE: TLD exchange question for declared pregnant workers

Diablo Canyon does/did the same as Palo Verde and Comanche Peak. Linda Sewell Retired from Diablo 2/1/2018 Powernet Admin > On Feb 13, 2018, at 10:55 AM, Macho, Michael > wrote: > > Comanche Peak does the same as APS > > > > > Michael Macho > Radiation Protection Staff > michael.ma...@

[powernet] RE: [EXTERNAL] [powernet] RE: TLD exchange question for declared pregnant workers

Fermi is the same with exception of second WBC. From: ivy.ga...@aps.com [mailto:ivy.ga...@aps.com] Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2018 1:54 PM To: ccpa...@aep.com; leb...@firstenergycorp.com; powernet@hpspowernet.org Subject: [EXTERNAL] [powernet] RE: TLD exchange question for declared pregnant wor

[powernet] RE: [EXTERNAL] [powernet] RE: TLD exchange question for declared pregnant workers

At Duke, once the female has declared, we complete a non-passive Whole Body Count & issue a new DLR. We resolve the declaration with a non-passive WBC and a new DLR. We are also just implementing going from a monthly DLR exchange to 6 month exchange for DPWs. Thanks, Kathy L Jonas Sr. Scientist

[powernet] RE: [EXTERNAL] [powernet] RE: TLD exchange question for declared pregnant workers

Here at Susquehanna I've recently revised our procedure to require exchanging the DLR upon declaration. I find this to be particularly helpful in instances where an individual goes into labor and does not return to work before the end of the wear period - this gives the opportunity to have a re

[powernet] FW: Radiography and Setpoints

Duke Energy Progress would like to know how others handle SRD set points for radiographers. Experience has been radiographer insists on the dose rate setpoint value of 500 mrem/hr, which is lower than the area dose rates of work area. This has resulted in numerous sporadic alarms. Considering