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SRS Environmental Report 2001

SRS Environmental Report 2001

Environmental Report for 2001

  • Inside Cover (PDF)
  • Title Page (PDF)
  • Table of Contents (PDF)
  • List of Figures (PDF)
  • List of Tables (PDF)
  • Acronyms and Abbreviations (PDF)
  • Sampling Location Information (PDF)
  • Chapter 1 – Environmental Compliance (PDF)
  • Chapter 2 – Environmental Management (PDF)
  • Chapter 3 – Radiological Effluent Monitoring (PDF)
  • Chapter 4 – Radiological Environmental Surveillance (PDF)
  • Chapter 5 – Potential Radiation Doses (PDF)
  • Chapter 6 – Nonradiological Effluent Monitoring (PDF)
  • Chapter 7 – Nonradiological Environmental Surveillance (PDF)
  • Chapter 8 – Groundwater (PDF)
  • Chapter 9 – Quality Assurance (PDF)
  • Chapter 10 – Special Surveys and Projects (PDF)
  • Appendix A – Applicable Guidelines, Standards, and Regulations (PDF)
  • Appendix B – Radionuclide and Chemical Nomenclature (PDF)
  • Appendix C – Errata from 2000 Report (PDF)
  • Glossary (PDF)
  • References (PDF)
  • Units of Measure (PDF)
  • Conversion Tables (PDF)

Potential Radiation Dose Tables

  • Radioactive Liquid Releases by Source (XLS)
  • Radioactive Liquid Releases 1997-2001 (XLS)
  • Parameters Used for Liquid Pathway Dose Calculations (XLS)
  • Effective River Flow (XLS)
  • Adjustment of Cs-137 Release (XLS)
  • MEI Dose – Liquid (XLS)
  • MEI Water Dose – Beaufort-Jasper (XLS)
  • MEI Water Dose – Port Wentworth (XLS)
  • Collective Dose – Liquid (XLS)
  • Potential Dose from Irrigation (XLS)
  • Dose and Risk from Fish Consumption (XLS)
  • Radionuclide Transport in Streams (XLS)
  • Dose to Aquatic Biota (XLS)
  • Screening of Biota Doses Using BCGs (XLS)
  • Radioactive Atmospheric Releases by Source (XLS)
  • Atmospheric Releases 1997-2001 (XLS)
  • Meteorological Data (XLS)
  • Population Data (XLS)
  • Release Locations for Maximum Individual Doses (XLS)
  • UsageParameters (XLS)
  • Site-Specific Parameters for NESHAP Calculations (XLS)
  • MEI Atmospheric Dose – Cow (XLS)
  • MEI Atmospheric Dose – Goat (XLS)
  • 80-km Collective Dose from Atmospheric Releases (XLS)
  • Atmospheric Releases by Source and Stack Height for CAP88 (XLS)
  • NESHAP Dose for EPA (XLS)
  • NESHAP Report Compared with MAXIGASP (XLS)
  • NESHAP Report Compared with POPGASP (XLS)
  • Dose from Diffuse and Fugitive Releases for EPA (XLS)
  • Comparison of 1997-2001 Offsite Doses (XLS)
  • Comparison of Measured and Calculated Tritium in Air (XLS)
  • Sector-Specific Atmospheric MEI Dose (XLS)
  • Deer and Hog Hunter Doses (XLS)

Radiological Effluent Monitoring Tables

  • Radioactive Atmospheric Releases by Source (XLS)
  • Radioactive Atmospheric Releases by Stack/Facility and Comparison of Annual Average Concentrations to DOE Derived Concentration Guides (XLS)
  • Radioactive Liquid Releases by Source (Including Direct and Seepage Basin Migration Releases) (XLS)

Radiological Environmental Surveillance Tables

  • Radioactivity in Air (XLS)
  • Tritium in Rainwater (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Rain Ion Columns (XLS)
  • Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (TLD) Results – All Monitoring Networks (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Seepage Basin Water (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Savannah River Site Stream Water (XLS)
  • Migration of Radioactivity from Seepage Basin (XLS)
  • Tritium Transport in SRS Streams and the Savannah River (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Savannah River Water (XLS)
  • Summary of Savannah River Site Tritium Transport, 1960 – 2001 (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Drinking Water (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Terrestrial Food Products – Greens, Fruit, and Beef (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Terrestrial Food Products – Milk (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Aquatic Food Products – Freshwater Fish (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Aquatic Food Products – Saltwater Fish (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Aquatic Food Products – Shellfish (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Soil (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in River and Stream Sediment (XLS)
  • Radioactivity in Grassy Vegetation (XLS)
  • Tritium Concentrations in Burke and Screven County Wells (XLS)

Nonradiological Effluent Monitoring Tables

  • Toxic Air Pollutant Emissions (2000) (RTF)
  • National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Monitoring Data (XLS)
  • National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Toxicity Monitoring Data (XLS)
  • National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Stormwater Monitoring Data (XLS)
  • National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Land Application Monitoring Data (XLS)

Nonradiological Environmental Surveillance Tables

  • Surface Water Surveillance – Inorganic Contaminants, Pesticides, and Herbicides (XLS)
  • Sediment Surveillance – Inorganic Contaminants, Pesticides, and Herbicides (XLS)
  • Fish Surveillance – Mercury (XLS)

Quality Assurance

  • Blind Sample Results for pH Field Measurements (DOC)
  • Blind Sample Results for Tritium (DOC)
  • QAP Interlaboratory Comparison of Analytical Results 54 (DOC)
  • QAP Interlaboratory Comparison of Analytical Results 55 (DOC)
  • Quality Assurance/Quality Control Standards (XLS)
  • NPDES Duplicate Sample Results (XLS)
  • NPDES Blind Sample Results (XLS)
  • SRS Stream and Savannah River Water Quality Duplicate Sample Results (XLS)

Special Surveys and Project Tables

  • Savannah River Swamp (Creek Plantation) Survey – Soil and Vegetation Results (XLS)
  • Savannah River Swamp (Creek Plantation) Survey – TLD Results (XLS)

Sampling

  • Sample Media Information (PDF)
  • Representative Minimum Detectable Concentrations for Radiological Analyses (PDF)
  • Nonradiological Environmental Surveillance Detection/Report Limits (PDF)
 
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