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James R. Becker Diablo Canyon Power PlantVice President P. 0. Box 56Diablo Canyon Operations and Avila Beach, CA 93424Station Director

805.545,3462Fax: 805.545.4234April 27, 2007

PG&E Letter DCL-07-048

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionATTN: Document Control DeskWashington, DC 20555-0001

Docket No. 50-275, OL-DPR-80Docket No. 50-323, OL-DPR-82Diablo Canyon Units 1 and 22006 Annual Radiological Environmental Operating Report

Dear Commissioners and Staff:

Enclosed is the 2006 Annual Radiological Environmental Operating Report forDiablo Canyon Power Plant, Units 1 and 2, submitted in accordance with TechnicalSpecification 5.6.2. The enclosure contains material consistent with the objectivesof the Offsite Dose Calculation Manual, and 10 CFR 50, Appendix I, SectionsIV.B.2, IV.B.3, and IV.C.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company makes no new regulatory commitments in thisletter.

If you have any questions regarding this submittal, please contact Martin Wright at(805) 545-3821.

Sincerely,

James R. ecker

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EnclosurePG&E Letter DCL-07-048

2006 ANNUAL RADIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING REPORT

2006 Annual RadiologicalEnvironmental Operating Report

Diablo Canyon Power Plant

January 1, 2006 - December 31, 2006

RaISI. Cae bia Smk =1www.GEL.comPrepared by

Radiolodical Safety & Control Services

91 Portsmouth AvenueStratham, NH 03885-2468

2006 Diablo Canyon Power Plant

*I ANNUAL RADIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING REPORT(AREOR)

January 1, 2006 - December 31, 2006

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Radiological Safety & Controls Services(RSCS)

Preparer: Date: c-i-•-7

3 Edward L Mercer, RSCS Radiological Engineer

I.Reviewed And Approved By

* Diablo Canyon Power PlantI

Reviewer: Date: t-/&O7Martin B. Wright, D6PP REMP Engineer

Approvr: Date: V-to- 0 7Robert E. Hite, DCPP Radiation Protection Manager

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

During the year 2006, a Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program (REMP) was

conducted for the Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP) to assess the levels of radiation or radioactivity in

the environment. More than 1000 samples were collected (including TLDs) over the course of the

monitoring period, with over 2800 radionuclide or exposure rate analyses being performed.

This report contains results from the operational Radiological Environmental Monitoring

Program (REMP) for Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP) compiled for the period January 1, 2006,

through December 31, 2006. This program is conducted in accordance with DCPP Program Directive

CY2, "Radiological Monitoring and Controls Program," and RP 1 .ID 11, "Environmental Radiological

Monitoring Procedure."

The types of samples (matrix ID) collected for this monitoring period are as follows;

Air Particulate (AP) Air Cartridges (AC) For Iodine Monitoring,

Direct Radiation (TLD's) Milk (MK) Meat (MT) Vegetation (VG)

Drinking Water (DW) Ground Water (GW) Surface Water (SW) Aquatic Vegetation (AV)

Fish (FH) Mussels (IM) Sediment (SD) Soil/Sand (SL)

The results of the 2006 REMP showed no unusual findings from plant operations. These results

were also compared to preoperational data and showed no unusual trends. The operation of DCPP had no

significant radiological impact on the environment.

The ambient direct radiation levels in the DCPP environs did not change and were within the

preoperational range.

Plant operations had no significant impact on airborne radioactivity in the environment.

No plant related radionuclides were detected in surface water samples except that Nickel-63 was

detected in one water sample collected at Diablo Cove (DCM) and Iron-55 was detected in one water

sample at the plant outfall (OUT). The plant had no significant impact on surface water.

Food crops, milk, meat, and drinking water samples detected only naturally occurring

radioactivity; and therefore, there was no impact from plant operation.

Marine samples contained only naturally occurring radionuclides.

Ground water monitoring data is collected in accordance with the nuclear industry NEI

Groundwater Protection Initiative. Concentrations of tritium were detected in three monitoring wells

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Ibeneath the DCPP power block. These levels of tritium were all below the EPA drinking water standard Iof 20,000 pico curies per liter. DCPP is in the process of trending these monitoring wells to obtain data.

At the printing of this report, this tritium is most likely coming from the rain washout of gaseous tritium Iexiting the plant vent system. It should be noted that studies of the DCPP site indicate that any

groundwater (subsurface) flow beneath DCPP is not used as a source of drinking water. This groundwater

flow discharges into the Pacific Ocean.

Prior to 2006, DCPP utilized an "in-house" environmental lab for sample analysis. That 3environmental lab was Technical and Ecological Services (TES) located in San Ramon, California. At the

beginning of 2006, DCPP REMP changed it's environmental lab to General Engineering Labs (GEL) 3located in Charleston, South Carolina. All REMP sample analyses in 2006 were performed by GEL.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................. 2

1.0 INTRODUCTION.................................................................... 6

2.0 PROGRAM DESIGN............................................................... 72.1 Monitoring Zones 82.2 Pathways Monitored 82.3 Descriptions of REMP Monitoring 8

2.3.1 Direct Radiation 82.3.2 Airborne Radioactivity 82.3.3 Waterborne 92.3.4 Marine Biological, Beach Sand, and Ocean Sediment 92.3.5 Food Crops 102.3.6 Milk 10

3.0 RADIOLOGICAL DATA- SUMMARY OF TABLES ............................. 25

4.0 ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESULTS ................................. 264.1 REMP Sampling Variance / Deviations 264.2 Comparison of Achieved LLDs with Requirements 284.3 Comparison of Results Against Reporting Levels 284.4 Data Analysis by Media Type 28

4.4.1 Direct Radiation 284.4.2 Airborne Radioactivity 294.4.3 Drinking Water, Ocean Surface Water, and Groundwater 304.4.4 Ingestion 31

5.0 GROUND WATER MONITORING ................................................. 34

6.0 QUALITY CONTROL............................................................... 36

7.0 DCPP ANNUAL LAND USE CENSUS........................................... 37

8.0 REFERENCES...................................................................... 41

APPENDIX A REMP SUMMARY...................................................... 42

APPENDIX B DIRECT RADIATION RESULTS ...................................... 66

APPENDIX B.1 ANALYTICAL SAMPLE RESULTS ................................... 68

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LIST OF TABLES

Table Title Page

2.1 Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program ................................... 11

2.2 Distances and Directions to Environmental Monitoring Stations ................... 16

2.3 Detection Capabilities for Environmental Lower Limit of Detection (LLD)

Sensitivity R equirem ents ................................................................. 19

2.4 Reporting Levels for Radioactivity Concentrations in Environmental

S am p les ..................................................................................... 2 1

LIST OF FIGURESFigure Title Page

2.1 Diablo Canyon Off-site REMP Locations ......................................... 22

2.2 Diablo Canyon On-site REMP Locations ......................................... 23

2.3 Diablo Canyon REMP Stations ..................................................... 24

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP) consists of two Westinghouse pressurized water reactors.

Unit 1 began commercial operation in 1985, and Unit 2 began commercial operation in 1986.

Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program (REMP) samples are collected by DCPP REMP

personnel and sent to General Engineering Labs in Charleston, South Carolina for analysis. Fish (except

market fish) and ocean sediment samples are collected by contract divers of Tenera Environmental and

given to DCPP REMP personnel for shipment to GEL. Market fish samples are collected by local

commercial fishermen and then purchased in one of two local fish markets by DCPP REMP personnel for

shipment to GEL. Direct radiation analyses were conducted by DCPP REMP personnel and the DCPP

Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (TLD) Lab.

DCPP sends replicate samples of milk (5F2), drinking water (DWI), outfall water (OUT), Diablo

Creek (5S2), vegetative crops (7G1), fish (DCM), sediment (DCM), and kelp (DCM) to the California

Department of Health Services (CDHS) lab as part of a State cross check program. Other pathways

monitored independently by the CDHS are direct radiation and air sampling

This report summarizes the quarterly findings of the Radiological Environmental Monitoring

Program (REMP) conducted by the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. The remainder of this report is organized

as follows:

Section 2: Provides a description of the overall REMP design. Included is a summary of therequirements for REMP sampling and tables listing routine sampling and TLDmonitoring locations with distances from the plant. Tables listing Lower Limit ofDetection requirements and Reporting Levels (requires NRC notification if levels areexceeded) also included.

Section 3: Consists of the summarized data as required by the Radiological EnvironmentalMonitoring Program, in the format specified by the NRC Branch Technical Positionon Environmental Monitoring.

Section 4: Provides a summary of the results for the samples collected. The performance of theprogram in meeting the requirements is discussed, and the data acquired during themonitoring period is analyzed. Also included is environmental TLD preoperationaldata trending.

Section 5: Provides a summary of groundwater monitoring in accordance with the nuclear

industry NEI Groundwater Protection Initiative.

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I2.0 PROGRAM DESIGN I

The Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program (REMP) for the Diablo Canyon Power Plant

(DCPP) was designed with the following specific objectives in mind. These objectives will continue to be

in force, to varying degrees, throughout facility operation.

To provide an early indication of the appearance or accumulation of any radioactivematerial in the environment caused by facility operation. Preoperational data is also usedin this comparison. ITo provide assurance to regulatory agencies and the public that the station'senvironmental impact is known and within anticipated limits.

To provide standby monitoring capability for rapid assessment of risk to the generalpublic in the event of unanticipated or accidental releases of radioactive material.

The environmental media selected were based on the critical dose pathways of the radionuclides 3from the environment to man. They included the following: direct radiation, air, water, fish, ocean

sediment, and invertebrates. Supplemental samples such as algae, kelp, local agricultural crops, recreational 3beach sand, groundwater, and milk were also collected. The sampling locations were determined by land

use, site meteorology, and local demographics. Guidance for this monitoring program is provided by the 3Radiological Assessment Branch Technical Position on Radiological Environmental Monitoring, Revision

1, November 1979 5The detailed sampling requirements of the REMP are given in Table 2.1 of this report. The

locations actually monitored for the period are shown in Appendix A of this report. Any deviations from 3the REMP sampling schedule / requirements are documented in section 4.0 of this report.

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2.1 MONITORING ZONES

The REMP is designed to allow comparison of levels of radioactivity in samples from thearea possibly influenced by DCPP to levels found in areas not influenced by the facilityoperations. Areas with the potential to be influenced by facility operations are called"indicator" stations, and areas with sufficient distance from the plant that are not likely to beinfluenced by facility operations are called the "control" locations. The distinction betweenthe two zones is based on relative direction from the plant and distance. Analysis of surveydata from the two zones aids in determining if there is a significant difference between thetwo areas. It can also help in differentiating between radioactive releases and seasonalvariations in the natural environmental background.

2.2 PATHWAYS MONITORED

Direct RadiationAirborne RadioactivityWaterborne PathwaysMarine Biological, Beach Sand, and Ocean SedimentFood CropsMilk

2.3 DESCRIPTIONS OF REMP MONITORING

2.3.1 Direct Radiation

Direct ambient radiation was measured at 31 stations in the vicinity of DCPP usingPanasonic UD814 TLD badges. The TLD badges had valid element correctionfactors (ECF), were calibrated using a NIST-traceable cesium-137 source, wereannealed prior to placement, and were sealed in watertight packaging. Thesebadges were replaced on a quarterly basis.

The field TLD badge packets were prepared and processed by DCPP personnel andthe DCPP TLD Lab. Control badges were carried with the field badges to measureany dose received during transit. The location, date, and time of exchange wererecorded on a log sheet which accompanied the field badges. The net exposure wasreported over a standard 90 day quarter

2.3.2 Airborne Radioactivity

Air particulate and radioiodine sampling were performed weekly at six indicatorstationsý MT1, 0S2, 1SI, 7D1, 8S1 and 8S2. Air particulate and radioiodinesampling was performed weekly at one control station: 5F1.

Constant flow air samplers were used to draw air through paper filters to collectair particulates and through triethylenediamine (TEDA) impregnated charcoalcartridges to collect radioiodine. The air samplers were set at a flow rate of 1.5standard cubic feet per minute. The air samplers were located approximately onemeter above the ground. The sample volumes were determined by F&JCorporation model DF-l flowmeters (corrected to standard temperature and

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Ipressure, STP) which are installed downstream of the sample head. At the end of Ithe sampling period (weekly), the filter and cartridge were collected. Allnecessary data regarding the air volume readings, flowrate, sampler time on andoff, date of collection, and sampler location were recorded and submitted to GEL Ialong with the samples for analysis.

Approximately 72 hours after sampling (to allow for radon and thoron daughter 3decay), the filter papers collected from the field were placed on individualplanchets and counted for gross beta activity in a low background, thin windowgas proportional counter. Gamma isotopic analysis was then performed on Iquarterly composites of the filters (by location) to determine the activityconcentration of gamma emitting isotopes.

The TEDA impregnated charcoal cartridges were counted for each weekly Isampling period at each location for gamma isotopic analyses to determine theradioiodine concentration. 3

2.3.3 Waterborne

Water samples (drinking water, surface water, and groundwater) were collectedat the frequencies shown in Table 2.1 IOcean surface water samples were collected at Diablo Cove (station DCM),Rattlesnake Canyon (station 7C2), and at the plant Outfall (station OUT). IDrinking water samples were collected from Diablo Creek Weir (station 5S2),Diablo Creek Outlet (station WN2), Blanchard Spring (station 1A2), and fromthe DCPP drinking water system (station DWI). Drinking water was alsocollected from a control station located in San Luis Obispo at the OffsiteEmergency Lab (station OEL).

Supplemental groundwater samples were collected from Water Well 02.

Supplemental monitoring well samples were collected from Observation Wells01 & 02, and a french drain system labeled Drywell 115. These wells are locatedin close proximity to the facility power block structures. 3After collection, the samples were securely sealed and labeled with sample type,location, date, time of collection, and the person performing the collection andsent to GEL for analysis.

2.3.4 Marine Biological, Beach Sand, and Ocean Sediment

The REMP requires only one sample of rockfish (family Sebastes ), one sample ofperch (family Embiotocidae), and one sample of mussels (family Mytilus) fromindicator station DCM and control station 7C2. All other marine samples collectedare considered supplemental. These supplemental marine samples included, butwere not limited to, the following: intertidal algae, kelp, and market fish. Theintertidal samples (algae and mussels) were collected by DCPP personnel duringlow tidal conditions. Kelp was collected quarterly by DCPP personnel from the Ioffshore kelp bed in the vicinity of the plant. Quarterly samples of fish and anannual sample of ocean bottom sediment were collected from the plant environs by

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contracted divers (TENERA Environmental). The Tenera divers fillet the fish andleave a small portion of skin for identification. Beach sand was collected by DCPPpersonnel between the high and low tide boundaries at nearby recreational beaches.Fish caught locally by commercial fishermen were purchased from two local fishmarkets (Avila Beach Pier and Morro Bay).

All samples were subject to unavailability due to seasonal fluctuations orunfavorable sampling conditions. The above samples were sealed in plastic bagsimmediately upon collection. Mussels are sent to GEL in-shell where GELpersonnel remove the meat & internal organs for analysis. Only edible portionsof the fish were analyzed (fish fillets). The samples were labeled with sampletype, location, date, time of collection, and individual performing the collection.The samples were then frozen (to prevent spoilage odor) before they were sent toGEL for analysis.

2.3.5 Food Crops

The REMP requires broadleaf vegetation to be collected in the nearest off-sitelocations of the highest calculated annual average ground level D/Q (dispersionparameter). There is no broadleaf vegetation available that satisfies thisrequirement. However, representative samples of food crops in season werecollected monthly from supplemental stations: Cal Poly Farm (5F2), KawaokaFarm in Arroyo Grande (7G 1), Mello Farm (7C1) along the site access road, anda quarterly household garden (6C 1).

The monthly samples were collected by DCPP personnel and sealed immediatelyin plastic bags. The quarterly household garden sample (6C 1) is provided toDCPP personnel by the land occupant (due to access difficulty and privacy). Thesamples were labeled with sample type, location, collection date, collection time,and the individual performing the collection. The samples were normally frozenbefore they were sent to GEL for analysis (to prevent spoilage odor).

2.3.6 Milk

There are no animals within the vicinity of the plant that are utilized for milkconsumption by humans. However, supplemental samples of cow milk werecollected monthly from Cal Poly Farm (5F2) which is approximately 13 milesfrom DCPP. Two 1-gallon plastic containers of milk were collected eachsampling period by DCPP personnel. Forty grams of sodium bio-sulfitepreservative were added to each gallon of milk sample. The containers weresealed and shaken thoroughly to distribute the preservative. The containers werelabeled with sample type, location, collection date, collection time, and theindividual performing the collection. The samples were then sent overnightexpress to GEL for analysis

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TABLE 2.1:Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program

Exposure Pathway Number of Representative Sampling Collection Type of Required orand/or Sample Type Samples and Sample Stations Frequency Analysis Supplemental

Locations 1

1. Direct Radiation 2 Thirty-one routine monitoringstations containing thermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs)such that at least two (2)phosphors are present at eachstation, placed as follows:

An inner ring of stations, one in OS1,0S2, Quarterly Gamma Dose Requiredeach terrestrial meterorological WN1, 1S1,sector in the general area of the 2S1, 3S1,451,SITE BOUNDARY; 5S1, 6S1, 7S1,

8S1, 9S1, 8S2,5S3, and MT1

An outer ring of stations, one in WA1, 0B1, 1C1, Quarterly Gamma Dose Requiredeach terrestrial meterorological 2D1, 3D1,4C1,sector in the 2.5 to 12 km range 5C1,6D1, andfrom the site; and 7C1

One or two areas to serve as 4D1,5F1 Quarterly Gamma Dose Requiredcontrol stations; and

The balance of the stations to 7D1,7D2, 5F3, Quarterly Gamma Dose Requiredbe placed in special interest 7F1, and 7G2areas such as populationcenters, nearby residences, orschools.

2. Airborne Samples from five locations:Radioiodine

Three samples from close to the MT1, 0S2, and Continuous sampler 1-131 analysis Requiredthree SITE BOUNDARY 8S1 operation withlocations, in different sectors, of (historically) sample collectionthe highest calculated annual weekly, or moreaverage ground level D/Q: frequently if

required by dustloading.

One sample from the vicinity of 7D1 Continuous sampler 1-131 analysis Requireda community having the highest operation withcalculated annual average sample collectionground level D/Q; weekly, or more

frequently ifrequired by dustloading.

One sample from a control 5F1 Continuous sampler 1-131 analysis Requiredlocation. operation with

sample collectionweekly, or morefrequently ifrequired by dustloading.

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3. Airborne Samples from five locations:Particulate

Three samples from close to the MT1, 0S2, and Continuous Weekly gross Requiredthree SITE BOUNDARY 8S1 sampler operation beta radioactivitylocations, in different sectors, of (historically) with sample analysisthe highest calculated annual collection weekly, following filteraverage ground level D/Q: or more frequently change.

if required by dust Quarterlyloading, gamma isotopic

analysis 4 ofcompositeconsisting ofapprox 12 filters(by location).

One sample from the vicinity of 7D1 Continuous Weekly gross Requireda community having the highest sampler operation beta radioactivitycalculated annual average with sample analysisground level D/Q; collection weekly, following filter

or more frequently change.if required by dust Quarterlyloading, gamma isotopic


One sample from a control 5F1 Continuous Weekly gross Requiredlocation. sampler operation beta radioactivity

with sample analysiscollection weekly, following filteror more frequently change.if required by dust Quarterlyloading, gamma isotopic


4. Waterborne

a. Surface Ocean One sample from the plant OUT, DCM, Monthly Gamma isotopic 4 RequiredWater Outfall, Diablo Cove, and an and 7C2 (grab sample) and tritium

area not influenced by plant analysis.discharge.

One sample from the plant OUT, DCM, Quarterly Gross Beta, SupplementalOutfall, Diablo Cove, and an and 7C2 (grab sample) Sr-89, SrIY-90,area not influenced by plant Fe-55, and Ni-63discharge.

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b. Drinking Water One sample from the plant DW1 and 5S2 Monthly Gamma Requireddrinking water, one sample from OEL (control) (grab sample) isotopic4 , 1-131,Diablo Creek (upstream of and tritiumplant), and one control sample. analysis.

One sample from the plant DW1 and 5S2 Quarterly Gross Beta, Supplementaldrinking water, one sample from OEL (control) (grab sample) Sr-89, Sr/Y-90,Diablo Creek (upstream of Fe-55, and Ni-63plant), and one control sample.

One sample from Diablo Creek WN2 and 1A2 Quarterly Gamma Supplemental(downstream of plant) and one (grab sample) isotopic 4, tritium,sample from Blanchard Spring. 1-131, gross

beta, Sr-89,Sr/Y-90, Fe-55,and Ni-63

c. Groundwater One sample from wells located OBS-01, Quarterly Gamma Supplementalunder the plant power block. OBS-02, and (grab sample, isotopic4 , tritium,

Drywell 115' when available) gross beta,Sr-89, SrIY-90,Fe-55, and Ni-63

One sample from a well located WW-02 Quarterly Gamma Supplementaloutside the plant power block (grab sample, isotopic4 , tritium,(control sample). when available) gross beta,

Sr-89, Sr/Y-90,Fe-55, and Ni-63

d. Sediment One sample of offshore ocean DCM and 7C2 Annual Gamma isotopic 4 Requiredsediment from Diablo Cove and (grab sample)Rattlesnake Canyon.

One sample of offshore ocean DCM and 7C2 Annual Sr-89, Sr/Y-90, Supplementalsediment from Diablo Cove and (grab sample) Fe-55, and Ni-63Rattlesnake Canyon.

One sample from each of five Avila, MDO, Semi- Annual Gamma Supplementallocal recreational beaches. Pismo, (grab sample) isotopic 4, Sr-89,

Cayucos, and Sr/Y-90, Fe-55,Cambria and Ni-63

e. Marine Flora One sample of kelp DCM, PON, Quarterly Gamma isotopic 4 SupplementalPOS, and 7C2 (when available)

One sample of intertidal algae DCM and 7C2 Quarterly Gamma isotopic 4 Supplemental(when available)

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5. Ingestion

a. Milk Samples from milking animals in 5F2 Semimonthly Gamma isotopic 4 Supplementalthree locations within 5 km when animals are and 1-131distance having the highest on pasture; analysis.dose potential. If there are none, monthly at otherthen one sample from milking times.animals in each of three areasbetween 5 to 8 km distancewhere doses are calculated tobe greater than 1 mrem peryear. One sample from milkinganimals at a control location15 to 30 km distant and in theleast prevalent wind direction.NOTE: The sample (5F2)should be taken monthly even ifthere are no indicator samplesavailable.

b. Fish and One sample of rock fish (family DCM and 7C2 Quarterly Gamma isotopic 4 RequiredInvertebrates Sebastes) and one sample of (grab sample) analysis on

perch (family Embiotocidae) edible portionsof each sample.

One sample of rock fish PON and POS Quarterly Gamma isotopic4 Supplemental(family Sebastes) and (grab sample) analysis onone sample of perch edible portions(family Embiotocidae) of each sample.

One sample of mussel DCM and 7C2 Quarterly Gamma isotopic 4 Required(family Mytilus) (grab sample) analysis on

edible portionsof each sample.

One sample of mussel PON Annual Gamma isotopic 4 Supplemental(family Mytilus) (grab sample) analysis on


One sample of mussel POS Quarterly Gamma isotopic 4 Supplemental(family Mytilus) (grab sample) analysis on


One sample of locally harvested 7D3 OR 2F1 Quarterly Gamma isotopic 4 Supplementalmarket fish. (should (grab sample) analysis on

alternate edible portionsbetween of each sample.locations)

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Exposure Number of Representative Sampling Stations Collection Type of Required orPathway and/or Samples and Sample Frequency Analysis SupplementalSample Type Locations'!

c. Broadleaf Three samples of broadleaf Monthly Gamma RequiredVegetation 5 vegetation grown nearest (when isotopic 4 analysis (see notation #5)

off-site locations of highest available) (that includescalculated annual average 1-131) on edibleground level D/Q IF milk portion.sampling is not performed.

One sample of each of the Monthly Gamma Requiredsimilar broadleaf vegetation (when isotopic4 analysis (see notation #5)grown 15 to 30 km distant in the available) (that includesleast prevalent wind direction IF 1-131) on ediblemilk sampling is not performed. portion.

d. Vegetative One sample of broadleaf 5F2, 7C1, and 7G1 Monthly Gamma SupplementalCrops vegetation or vegetables or fruit (when isotopic 4 analysis

available) on edibleportion.

One sample of broadleaf 6C1 Quarterly Gamma Supplementalvegetation or vegetables or fruit. (when isotopic4 analysis

available) on edibleportion.

e. Meat One sample of each species Blan Cow, Blan Goat, Quarterly Gamma Supplementalsample (cow, goat, sheep, deer, or pig) Blan Sheep, Johe (as provided isotopic 4

of edible meat portion Deer, Johe Pig, Andre by land analysis, Sr-89,slaughtered for personal Cow, Andre Deer, owners within and Sr/Y-90 onconsumption (not mass market). Andre Pig 8 km of plant edible portion.

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Table NotationsI. Deviations are permitted from the required sampling schedule if specimens are unobtainable due to

circumstances such as hazardous conditions, seasonal unavailability, malfunction of automatic samplingequipment and other legitimate reasons. If specimens are unobtainable due to sampling equipmentmalfunction, effort shall be made to complete corrective action prior to the end of the next sampling period.All deviations from the sampling schedule shall be documented in the Annual Radiological EnvironmentalOperating Report. It is recognized that, at times, it may not be possible or practicable to continue to obtainsamples of the media of choice at the most desired location or time. In these instances, suitable specificalternative media and locations may be chosen for the particular pathway in question and appropriatesubstitutions made within 30 days in the Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program, and submitted inthe next Annual Radioactive Effluent Release Report, including a revised figure(s) and table for the ERMPreflecting the new location(s) with supporting information identifying the cause of the unavailability ofsamples for that pathway and justifying the section of the new location(s) for obtaining samples.

2. For the purposes of this table, a thennoluminescent dosimeter (TLD) is considered to be one phosphor. Thereare normally three calcium sulfate phosphors in an environmental TLD BADGE. Film badges shall not beused as dosimeters for measuring direct radiation.

3. Airborne particulate sample filters shall be analyzed for gross beta radioactivity 24 hours or more aftersampling to allow for radon and thoron daughter decay. If gross beta activity in air particulate samples isgreater than 10 times the yearly mean of control samples, gamma isotopic analysis shall be performed on theindividual samples.

4. Gamma isotopic analysis means the identification and quantification of gamma-emitting radionuclides thatmay be attributable to the effluents from the facility.

5. If food products are unavailable, additional air sampling as specified in Table 1, Parts 2 & 3 will be done in theSE (Station 8S2) and NNW (station IS1) sectors.

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Distances and Directions to Environmental Monitoring Stations

Radial Direction** Radial Distance**Station (True Heading) From PlantCode(a) Station Name (Degrees) (km) (Miles)

0S1 Exclusion Fence-Northwest Comer 320 .16 (0.1)0S2 North Gate 320 .8 (0.5)1S1 Wastewater Pond 330 .64 (0.4)2S1 Back Road-300 m North of Plant 0 .32 (0.2)3S1 Road NW of 230 kv Switchyard 23 .64 (0.4)4S1 Back Road Between Switchyards 43 .8 (0.5)5S1 500 kv Switchyard 58 .64 (0.4)5S2 Diablo Creek Weir 65 .96 (0.6)5S3 Microwave Tower Road 70 1.02 (0.7)6S1 Microwave Tower 94 .8 (0.5)7S1 Overlook Road 112 .48 (0.3)8S1 Target Range 125 .8 (0.5)8S2 Southwest Site Boundary 128 1.76 (1.1)9S1 South Cove 167 .64 (0.4)

MT1 Meteorological Tower 185 .32 (0.2)DCM Diablo Cove Marine 270 .32 (0.2)WN1 Northwest Guard Shack 290 .32 (0.2)WN2 Diablo Creek Outlet1A1 Crowbar Canyon 327 2.56 (1.6)1A2 Blanchard Spring 2.4 (1.5)OB1 Point Buchon 325 5.76 (3.6)iC1 Montana de Oro Campground 336 7.52 (4.7)4C1 Clark Valley Gravel Pit 45 9.28 (5.8)5CI Junction Prefumo/See Canyon Roads 64 7.52 (4.7)6C1 Household Garden 98 7.24 (4.5)7C1 Pecho Creek Ruins (Mello Farm) 120 6.56 (4.1)7C2 Rattlesnake Canyon 124 7.52 (4.7)2D1 Sunnyside School 10 11.04 (6.9)3D1 Clark Valley 24 9.92 (6.2)4D1 Los Osos Valley Road 36 12.16 (7.6)6D1 Junction See/Davis Canyon Roads 89 12.0 (7.5)7D1 Avila Gate 118 10.56 (6.6)7D2 Avila Beach 110 12.16 (7.6)7D3 Avila Pier 120 11.0 (6.9)2F1 Morro Bay (Commercial Landing) 0 17.44 (10.9)5F1 SLO Zone I Substation 68 17.92 (11.2)5F2 Cal Poly Farm 60 20.16 (12.6)5F3 SLO County Health Department 70 20.32 (12.7)7F1 Shell Beach 110 17.28 (10.8)7G1 Arroyo Grande (Kawaoka Farm) 115 26.88 (16.8)7G2 Oceano Substation 118 27.68 (17.3)

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Radial Direction** Radial Distance**

Station (True Heading) From PlantCode(a) Station Name (Degrees) (kin) (Miles)

Avila Avila Beach (near pier)Cambria Cambria Moonstone BeachCayucos Cayucos Beach (near pier)Drywell Drywell 115'

115DW1 Drinking Water from Plant Potable Water

SystemMDO Montana de Oro (Spooners Cove)ObsO 1 Observation Well 01(OWl)ObsO2 Observation Well 02(OW2)OEL Offsite Emergency LabOUT Plant Outfall 270 .32 (0.2)

Pismo Pismo Beach (near pier)PON Pacific Ocean North of Diablo Cove 305 2.4 (1.5)POS Pacific Ocean South of Diablo Cove 145 1.28 (0.8)

WW-02 Water Well 02BLAN Blanchard Farm (Cow Meat)COW

BLAN Blanchard Farm (Sheep Meat)SHEEP

BLAN Blanchard Farm (Goat Meat)

GOAT

*The reference point used is the dome of Unit I containment.

*Station Code (XYZ):

X - First number (0-9) represents the radial sector in which the station is located:0 - Northwest 5 - East-northeastI - North-northwest 6 - East2 - North 7 - East-southeast3 - North-northeast 8 - Southeast4 - Northeast 9 - South-southeast

Y - Letter (S, A-H) represents the distance from the plant:S - On-siteA - 0-2 miles from plant (but off-site)B - 2-4 miles from plantC - 4-6 miles from plantD - 6-8 miles from plantE - 8-10 miles from plantF - 10-15 miles from plantG - 15-20 miles from plantH - Greater than 20 miles from plant

Z - Second number represents the station number within the zone.

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*Station Codes exceptions:The following stations do not follow the coding system: Diablo Cove Marine (DCM), MeteorologicalTower (MT1), Northwest guard shack (WN1), Diablo Creek outlet (WN2), Pacific Ocean North (PON),Pacific Ocean South (POS), Offsite Emergency Lab (OEL), Plant outfall (OUT), Drinking water (DWI),Water Well 02 (WW-02(WW2 For Data Reporting)), Observation Well 01 (Obs-01 (OW I For DataReporting)), Observation Well 02 (Obs-02(OW2 For Data Reporting)), Drywell 115 (DY1 For DataReporting), Avila Beach (Avila (AVA For Data Reporting)), Montana de Oro - Spooners Cove (MDO),Pismo Beach (Pismo(PMO For Data Reporting)), Cayucos Beach (Cayucos(CYA For Data Reporting)),Cambria Moonstone Beach (Cambria), Blanchard Cow (BLAN COW (BCM For Data Reporting)),Blanchard Sheep (BLAN SHEEP (BSM For Data Reporting)), Blanchard Goat (BLAN GOAT (BGM ForData Reporting).

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TABLE 2.3:(1)(2)

Detection Capabilities for Environmental Sample Analysis

Lower Limits of Detection (LLD) (3)

WaterAnalysis (pCi/L)

AirborneParticulate or

Gases (pCi/mlŽ

0.01

Fish(pCi/k2, wet)

FoodMilk Products

(PCi/L) (PCi/kg, wet)Sediment

(pCi/k2, dry)

Gross beta 4

H-3 400*

Mn-54

Fe-59

Co-58, 60

Zn-65

Zr-Nb-95

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11-131

Cs-134

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Ba-La- 140

15

18

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0.07

0.05

0.06

130

150

15

18

15

60

60

80

150

180

Table Notations(1) This list does not mean that only these nuclides are to be considered. Other peaks that are

identifiable, together with those of the above nuclides, shall also be analyzed and reported in theAnnual Radiological Environmental Operating Report.

(2) Required detection capabilities for thermoluminescent dosimeters used for environmentalmeasurements shall be in accordance with the recommendations of Regulatory Guide 4.13,Revision 1, July 1977.

(3) The LLD is defined, for purposes of these specifications, as the smallest concentration of radioactivematerial in a sample that will yield a net count, above system background, that will be detected with95 percent probability with only 5 percent probability of falsely concluding that a blank observationrepresents a "real" signal.

*For surface water samples, a value of 3000 pCi/L may be used.** If no drinking water pathway exists, a value of 15 pCi/L may be used.

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Table NotationsFor a particular measurement system, which may include radiochemical separation:

LLD =4.66Sb

E x V x 2.22 x Y x exp(-Xt)

Where:LLD = the "a priori" the lower limit of detection as defined above (as pCi per unit mass or

volume)Sb = the standard deviation of the background counting rate or of the counting rate of a blank

sample as appropriate (as counts per minute)E = the counting efficiency (as counts per transformation)V = the sample size (in units of mass or volume)

2.22 = the number of transformations per minute per pico-curieY = the fractional radiochemical yield (when applicable)k = the radioactive decay constant for the particular radionuclidet = the elapsed time between sample collection (or end of the sample collection period) and

time of counting

The value of Sb used in the calculation of the LLD for a detection system will be based on the actualobserved variance of the background counting rate or of the counting rate of the blank samples (asappropriate) rather than on an unverified theoretically predicted variance. In calculating the LLD for aradionuclide determined by gamma-ray spectrometry, the background will include the typicalcontributions of other radionuclides normally present in the samples (e.g., potassium-40 in milk samples).Analyses will be performed in such a manner that the stated LLDs will be achieved under routineconditions. Occasionally background fluctuations, unavoidably small sample sizes, the presence ofinterfering nuclides, or other uncontrollable circumstances may render these LLDs unachievable. In suchcases, the contributing factors will be identified and described in the Annual Environmental RadiologicalOperating Report.

Typical values of E, V, Y and t should be used in the calculation. It should be recognized that the LLD isdefined as a prori (before the fact) limit representing the capability of a measurement system and not as aposteriori (after the fact) limit for a particular measurement.

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TABLE 2.4: Reporting Levels for Radioactivity Concentrations in Environmental Samples

AnalysisH-3Mn-54Fe-59Co-58Co-60Zn-65Sr-89Sr-90/Y-90Zr-Nb-951-131Cs-134Cs-137Ba-La- 140

Water(pCi/L)

20,000*1,000400

1,000300300208

4002**3050

200

AirborneParticulate or

Gases (pCi/m3)Fish

(pCi/kg, wet)Milk

(pCi/L)Food Products(pCi/kg, wet)

30,00010,00030,00010,00020,000

0.91020

1,0002,000

36070

300

1001,0002,000

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** If no drinking water pathway exists, a value of 20 pCi/L may be used

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3.0 RADIOLOGICAL DATA- SUMMARY OF TABLES

This section summarizes the analytical results of the environmental samples, which were collected duringthe monitoring period. The results, shown in Appendix A, are presented in a format similar to thatprescribed in the NRC's Radiological Assessment Branch Technical Position on Environmental Monitoring.The results are ordered by sample media type and then by radionuclide, and are displayed separately.

Each table is nuclide specific, and the total number of analyses for that radionuclide during the monitoringperiod, are provided. Additionally, the number of measurements which exceeded the Reporting Levels(NRC Notification Level) found in Table 2.4 of this report are provided. The first column lists the mediumor pathway sampled during the period. The second column lists the nuclides analyzed and number ofsamples performed. The third column provides the required Lower Limit of Detection (LLD) forradionuclides that have detection capability requirements as specified in Table 2.3 of this report. The sixthand seventh columns contain the mean and average results for locations. The eighth column contains thenumber for reportable occurrences for the location pathway. Occasionally, the required LLD is not met. Anexample of this occurrence might be due to hold times between sampling and analysis. Such cases, if any,are addressed in Section 4.0 of this report

Additionally, the tables of Appendix A provide the mean of all sample results analyzed for the specifiedradionuclide/ media type, the range, and the number of samples that were considered to have detectableactivity of all the samples counted.

" The filter code "U" indicates that no detectable activity was identified in the sample for the nuclideanalyzed, "UI" indicates an uncertainty in nuclide identification during gamma isotopic analysis,"UUI" indicates a combination of the U & UI. A filter code of "H" means that the analyticalholding time was exceeded.

" The mean and range (minimum detectable and maximum detectable concentrations) valuesconsist of detectable concentrations only.

* The number of detectable measurements and the total number of measurements. For example,(4/20) would indicate that 4 of the 20 samples collected, for that sample type and thatradionuclide, contained detectable radioactivity.

A sample is considered to yield a "detectable measurement" when the concentration exceeds three times itsassociated standard deviation.

The radionuclides reported in this section represent those that: 1) had an LLD requirement in Table 2.3 ofthis report, or a Reporting Level listed in Table 2.4, or 2) were of specific interest for any other reason. Theradionuclides routinely analyzed and reported for a gamma spectroscopy analysis are: Ac-228, Ag-10 lOn,Be-7, Ce-144, Co-57, Co-58, Co-60, Cr-51, 1-131, Cs-134, Cs-137, Ba-140, La-140, Fe-59, K-40, Mn-54,Nb-95, Ru-103, Rh-106, Sb-124, Sb-125, Zn-65 and Zr-95.

Data from direct radiation measurements made by TLD are also provided in Appendix A in a similar formatdescribed above. Actual quarterly TLD results are listed in Appendix B.

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4.0 ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESULTS

4.1 REMP SAMPLING VARIANCE / DEVIATIONS HIThe DCPP Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program allows for deviations in the REMP samplingschedule "if samples are unobtainable due to hazardous conditions, to seasonal unavailability, or tomalfunction of sampling equipment." Such deviations do not compromise the program's effectiveness andare normally anticipated for any radiological environmental monitoring program.

The DCPP REMP includes both required and supplemental samples. This section describes the variances iwith the required samples and describes some of the supplemental sampling during the year.

During 2006, the DCPP REMP "a-priori" LLD for tritium in water was reduced from 2,000 pico-curiesper liter to 400 pico-curies per liter. This change was incorporated into the Offsite Dose CalculationManual (ODCM). Tritium, Strontium-89, Strontium/Yitrium-90, Iron-55, and Nickle-63 were added tomany sample pathway analyses.

SAMPLES LOST IN SHIPMENT FROM DCPP TO GEL IREMP samples are shipped from DCPP Avila Beach, California to GEL in Charleston, South Carolina.Sampling was conducted in accordance with Table 2.1 and provided to FedEx for shipment to GEL. Thefollowing samples did not arrive at their final destination (GEL) and were lost during shipment.

Mussels were collected from DCM, 7C2, and POS on 7-11-06. These mussels were provided to FedEx forshipment on 7-12-06. The mussels were lost by the carrier in Charlotte, North Carolina on 7-18-06 (see IFedEx tracking # 035699710004901).

Vegetation was collected from 7C 1 on 12-5-06. The vegetation was provided to FedEx for shipment on12-5-06. The vegetation was lost by the carrier in Los Angeles, California on 12-7-06 (see FedEx tracking# 035699710006592).

It should be noted that mussel and vegetation sampling at these locations prior to and after these Uoccasions listed above in 2006 have not detected any radionuclides related to DCPP. Additionalreplacement sampling was not conducted due to the event discovery exceeding the 25% variance forreplacement sampling.

AIRBORNE RADIOACTIVITYThe mean percent availability for all on-site and off-site air samplers was 99.8 percent. This means, onaverage, all air samplers were up and running 99.8 percent of the time. The remaining 0.2 percent can beattributed to filter changeout and calibration processes.

MARINE AND TERRESTRIAL SAMPLESAll marine samples were collected as scheduled (including allowable variation) except for musselsamples from Station PON. Mussels were not collected from PON during the second, third, and fourthiquarters due to small size and small numbers of mussels available during these sampling periods. This hasbeen an ongoing issue for Station PON. It should be noted that PON mussel sampling is supplemental.

In August of 2006, the ODCM was revised to reduce the sampling frequency for mussels at Station PONfrom quarterly to annually. This change will allow continued monitoring of this species with reducedimpact on the mussel population at that location.

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All terrestrial samples were collected as scheduled (including allowable variation).

The California Department of Fish and Game has issued regulations prohibiting the collection of abalonealong the central and southern coast of California. PG&E considers is unlikely that collection of abalonewill be allowed in the DCPP environs in the near future. Note that the sampling of abalone was previouslyperformed and is supplemental to the REMP.

OCEAN SURFACE WATERThe July ocean surface water samples from DCM, OUT, and 7C2 were damaged in shipment. Additionalsamples at these locations were taken on 8-2-06 to meet the July timeframe. A twenty five percentvariance is allowed to meet sampling timeframes.

REPLICATE SAMPLESReplicate sampling was added to the REMP for program strength. Replicate samples were taken fromMontana de Oro beach sand (6-30-06), Cambria beach sand (6-30-06), Cambria beach sand (9-1-06), andDiablo Creek 5S2 water (12-20-06). The results of the analyses were within expected correlation.

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4.2 COMPARISON OF ACHIEVED LLDS WITH REQUIREMENTS

Table 2.3 of this report gives the required "a priori" Lower Limits of Detection (LLDs) forenvironmental sample analyses required by the DCPP Radiological Environmental Monitoring IProgram. Occasionally an LLD is not achievable due to situations, such as hold times betweensampling and analysis. In such a case, a discussion of the situation is provided.

For each analysis having an LLD requirement, criteria for the calculated "a priori" (before thefact) LLD were met during the sampling and analysis process. Meeting these process criteriasatisfies the "a priori" LLD requirements. The "a posteriori" (after the fact) LLD for that analysis Iwas also compared with the required "a priori" (before the fact) LLD. This comparison was alsosatisfied. It should be noted that the "a posteriori" (after the fact) LLD is normally referred to asthe Minimal Detectable Concentration (MDC) on the GEL analysis reports.

On one occasion, a milk sample (9-5-06) 1-131 LLD was not met due to exceeding the holdingtime for sample analysis. The 9-5-06 sample 1-131 MDC was 1.06 pCi/1 while the LLD was 1.00pCi/I. Milk was re-sampled on 10-3-06 and sent to GEL for analysis. This additional sample met Ithe 1-131 LLD and satisfied the September monthly timeframe due to the 25% variance allowedin REMP sampling.

All samples analyzed met the specific "a priori" LLD requirements during this monitoring period.

4.3 COMPARISON OF RESULTS AGAINST REPORTING LEVELS

Notification is required (report to the NRC within 30 days) whenever a Reporting Level in Table2.4 of this document is exceeded. Reporting Levels are the environmental concentrations that relateto the ALARA design dose objectives of 10 CFR 50, Appendix I. It should be noted that Ienvironmental concentrations are averaged over calendar quarters for the purposes of thiscomparison, and that Reporting Levels apply only to measured levels of radioactivity due toeffluents.

No Reporting Levels were exceeded during this monitoring period. I4.4 DATA ANALYSIS BY MEDIA TYPE

The REMP data for each media type is discussed below. Whenever a specific measurement resultis presented, it is given as the concentration at the 95% confidence level. A sample is considered toyield a "detectable measurement" when the concentration exceeds three times its associatedstandard deviation. 34.4.1 Direct Radiation

Direct radiation is continuously measured at 31 locations surrounding DCPP usingthermoluminescent dosimeters (TLDs). These 31 locations are made up of 29 indicator stations &2 control stations. These dosimeters are collected every calendar quarter for readout at the DCPPTLD Lab. The results are trended with preoperational and historical operating values for adversetrends. No adverse trends were noted in 2006 as indicated by the graph that follows.

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Trendine Of TLD Direct Radiation Results

30.0

Beginning of plant

operation -Inner Ring Stations

_25.0 Outer Ring Stations

25.0 :Special Interest Stations

: - Control Stations

Inner Ring Stations -OSI. WN1, OS2,

20.0 15I1, 2S1, 3S1, 451, 551, 5S3,6S1, 7S1.-\A 78S1, 8S2, 9S1, and MT1

Outer Ring Stations - 1A1, 0B1 lCl,2D01.3D1. 4C1, 5C1. 601. and 7C1

~ 15.0 0Special Interest Stations - 7F1, 7D1.7D2, 7G2, and 5F3

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4.4.2 Airborne Radioactivity

Air particulate and radioiodine samples were collected weekly from six indicator stations (MT I,OS2, IS1, 7D1, 8S1, and 8S2) in the DCPP environs and one control station (5F1). A total of364 air particulate filters and 364 iodine cartridges were collected and analyzed. The datacollected for the air-sampling program is summarized in Appendix A.

Gross beta activity was detected in almost every weekly air particulate sample collected from allindicator and control stations. Comparison of the data showed that the mean values of gross betaactivities for the indicator stations were consistent with those obtained for the control station andhistorical trending. The gross beta activities detected at the air sampling stations are tabulated inAppendix A.

Gamma isotopic analyses were performed on quarterly composites of the air particulate filtersfrom each station. All samples collected during the monitoring period contained only naturallyoccurring radioactivity.

A total of 364 iodine cartridges were analyzed for iodine- 131. No Iodine- 131 was detected in anyof the iodine cartridges.

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4.4.3 Drinking Water, Ocean Surface Water, and Groundwater

Drinking WaterDrinking water samples are collected from stations DWl, 5S2, WN2, 1A2, and at OEL (OEL is acontrol location). The samples are analyzed for gamma emitters, gross beta, tritium, Sr-89, Sr/Y-90, Iron-55, and Nickle-63. Iodine-131 is analyzed by ion exchange procedures.

Additional water sources were added to the REMP in 2006. Diablo Creek Outlet (WN2) wasadded to detect radionuclides from any possible source of subsurface flow from the DCPP powerblock into the creek before discharging into the ocean. It should be noted that the WN2 samplepoint is downstream of the 5S2 sample point for Diablo Creek. One sample collected at WN2 on5/19/06 indicated the presence of Strontium-90 at a concentration of 0.887 pCi/L. This result wasslightly above the detection limit, within environmental background levels, and within thestatistical error for analysis. It should also be noted that Strontium-90 has not routinely beendetected in the power block monitoring wells which supports environmental or statisticalprobabilities. No other plant related isotopes were detected at WN2.Blanchard Spring (1A2) is located approximately 1.5 miles NNW of the plant and suppliesdomestic water to a permanent residence. No plant related isotopes were detected at 1A2.

Of the samples collected during the monitoring period, no plant related radionuclides weredetected in any of the samples.

Ocean Surface WaterOcean surface water samples are collected monthly from stations OUT, DCM, and at 7C2 (7C2 isa control location). The samples are analyzed for gamma emitters, gross beta, tritium, Sr-89,Sr/Y-90, Iron-55, and Nickle-63.

One sample from Diablo Cove (DCM) collected on 8-11-06 detected Nickle-63 at 38.6 picocuries per liter with an error of 16.6 pico curies per liter. The MDC for this sample was 26.3 picocuries per liter.

One sample from the plant outfall (OUT) collected on 11-2-06 detected Iron-55 at 152 pico curiesper liter with an error of 99.7 pico curies per liter. The MDC for this sample was 137 pico curiesper liter.

No other plant related radionuclides were detected in any of the samples.

The results of the water samples collected from both the indicator and control stations aresummarized in Appendix A.

Ground WaterAs part of the nuclear industry NEI Groundwater Protection Initiative, DCPP began samplingvarious water sources in 2006. These sources included onsite monitoring wells, aquifer wells,creeks, ponds, and a water spring.

Various water bodies were sampled in the surrounding county to establish background levels.These additional samples were: Morro Creek, Coon Creek, Mello Pond, and Northwest Pond.Only naturally occurring isotopes were detected in the samples analyzed.

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ITwo groundwater aquifer wells are available within the plant site; Water Well 01 and Water Well I02. These wells are located about 115' above and to the east of the power block. Water Well 01is abandoned and the well pump is inoperable. Water Well 02 was sampled and only naturallyoccurring isotopes were detected.

Three subsurface monitoring wells are located within the plant protected area and in proximity tothe containment structures, spent fuel pools, and auxiliary building (plant power block). These Imonitoring wells are labeled Observation Well 01, Observation Well 02, and Drywell 115. These

monitoring wells contained low levels of tritium and are currently in trending processes toestablish well characteristics. This tritium is most likely coming from the rain washout of gaseous Itritium exiting the plant vent system. All of these three monitoring wells were below themaximum concentration level (MCL) established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency(EPA) for tritium (20,000 pico curies per liter). Further discussion of radionuclides detected inthese monitoring wells is provided in Section 5.2 of this report.

4.4.4 Ingestion IMarine Biological Samples

Fish samples are collected quarterly from stations DCM, 7C2 (control), PON, POS, and 7D3 or2F 1. Mussels are collected quarterly from stations DCM, 7C2, and POS. Mussels are collectedannually from station PON. A summary of these samples (required and supplemental) are describedin Table 2.1. A summary of the sample results are provided in Appendix A.

The results for these samples did not detect any plant related radionuclides during sample analysis. 3Marine Aquatic Vegetation

Supplemental marine aquatic kelp sampling is performed quarterly at REMP sample stationsDCM, PON, POS, and 7C2 (control).

Supplemental intertidal algae sampling is performed quarterly at REMP sample stations DCMand 7C2 (control).

Each sample was analyzed for gamma emitting radionuclides. A summary of the sample results areprovided in Appendix A.

The results for these samples did not detect any plant related radionuclides during sample analysis.

Ocean Sediment and Recreational Beach Sampling

Ocean sediment samples are collected annually from stations DCM and 7C2. Strontium-89,StrontiumlYitrium-90, Iron-55, and Nickle-63 were added to the ocean sediment analyses suite. Theresults for these samples did not detect any plant related radionuclides during sample analysis.However, an ocean sediment sample collected on 2/24/06 at station 7C2 detected the presence ofcesium-137 at a concentration of 12.7 pCi/Kg. This cesium is within environmental concentrations Iand can be attributed to worldwide fallout of this isotope from past atmospheric nuclear weaponstesting.

Supplemental recreational beach sand samples were collected from stations Avila Beach (AVA),Montana de Oro (MDO), Pismo Beach (PMO), Cayucos Beach (CYA), and Cambria Beach(CBA). This beach sampling was incorporated into the Offsite Dose Calculation Manual 5

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(ODCM) as supplemental sampling on a semi-annual frequency. These beach sands werecollected in June and September of 2006. Each sample was analyzed for gamma emittingradionuclides. Strontium-89, Strontium/Yitrium-90, Iron-55, and Nickle-63 were also added tothe sediment analyses suite. Of the recreational beach sand samples collected, only naturallyoccurring isotopes where detected.

Sediment was also collected from the proposed sites of the Independent Spent Fuel StorageInstallation (ISFSI) in June 06 and the Old Steam Generator Storage Facility (OSGSF) inSeptember 06. These samples were collected for preconstruction background analyses.Of these two sediment samples collected, only naturally occurring isotopes where detected.

Vegetation

Samples of broad leaf vegetation are collected monthly (when available) from two indicator stations(7C 1 and 7G1), and one control location (5F2). Samples are collected quarterly from a residencegarden at station 6C 1. The samples are analyzed for gamma emitting radionuclides and for iodine-131 on edible portions.

The results for these samples did not detect any plant related radionuclides during sample analysis.A summary of the sample results are provided in Appendix A.

Milk

There are no milking animals in the vicinity of the plant. In cases where milk sampling is notavailable, the REMP program permits the collection of broad leaf vegetation from three samplelocations in place of milk. Since broadleaf sampling is also noi available in the DCPP environs, theDCPP REMP requires additional air sampling at stations 8S2 and IS1.

Supplemental samples of milk were collected monthly from Cal Poly Farm (station 5F2). Thesamples are analyzed for gamma emitting radionuclides and iodine- 131. Strontium-89 andStrontium/Yitrium-90 analyses were also added to the milk analysis suite in 2006. Milk samples arecollected monthly from station 5F2 regardless of other milking stations being available.

On one occasion, a milk sample (9-5-06) 1-131 LLD was not met due to exceeding the holdingtime for sample analysis. The 9-5-06 sample 1-131 MDC was 1.06 pCi/1 while the LLD was 1.00pCi/l. Milk was re-sampled on 10-3-06 and sent to GEL for analysis. This additional sample metthe 1-131 LLD and satisfied the September monthly timeframe due to the 25% variance allowedin REMP sampling..

One milk sample collected on 5/16/06 indicated the presence of Strontium!Yitrium-90 at aconcentration of 0.453 pCi/L. This result was slightly above the detection limit of 0.451 pCi/I,within environmental background levels, and within the statistical error for analysis.

The results of the milk sampling did not detect any plant related radionuclides. A summary of thesample results are provided in Appendix A.

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UMeat Products IMeat products are collected quarterly (when available and provided) from landowners. 3Samples of livestock meat were collected from the Blanchard Ranch in 2006. These samples wereBlanchard goat meat (BGM, 5-10-06), Blanchard sheep meat (BSM, 5-10-06), and Blanchard cowmeat (BCM, 7-14-06). Sample results are listed in Appendix B. Only naturally occurringPotassium-40 was detected in these samples, no plant related radionuclides were detected.

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5.0 GROUND WATER MONITORING

Diablo Canyon is committed to improving management of situations involving inadvertentradiological releases that get into onsite groundwater that is or may be used as a source of drinking water.This commitment reflects the nuclear industry's high standard of public radiation safety and protection ofthe environment. Trust and confidence on the part of local communities, States, the NRC, and the publicis paramount to this commitment.

Studies of the DCPP ISFSI site and a general assessment of sub-regional hydro-geologic conditionsindicates that groundwater (subsurface) flow beneath Diablo Canyon power block site is toward thePacific Ocean and Diablo Creek. It should be noted that Diablo Creek discharges into the Pacific Ocean.

NEI GROUNDWATER PROTECTION INITIATIVE VOLUNTARY REPORTING RESULTS

5.1.1) Reporting Requirement: Document all onsite groundwater sample results and a descriptionof any significant onsite leaks/spills into groundwater for each calendar year in the AREOR.

DCPP Response to # 5.1.1:

Onsite groundwater monitoring points are described and reported in this Annual RadiologicalEnvironmental Operating Report (AREOR) as follows:

WW-02 (Water Well 02), Obs-01 (Observation Well 01), Obs-02 (Observation Well 02), Drywell 115,and WN2 (Diablo Creek Outlet). WW2, OWl, OW2, DY1, and WN2 were used for data reportingrespectively in this report. A summary of the sample results are provided in Appendix A and Appendix B.

Although the NEI Initiative specifies groundwater that is, or could be used as a source of drinking water;DCPP REMP samples all available groundwater regardless of present or future use.

There were no significant onsite leaks/spills into groundwater in 2006.Note: the term "significant" is defined by the NEI Initiative as greater than 100 gallons.

5.1.2) Reporting Requirement: Submit a 30-day report to the NRC for any water sample result foronsite groundwater that is or may be used as a source of drinking water that exceeds the criteria inthe licensee's existing REMP for 30-day reporting of offsite water sample results. Copies of 30-dayreports for both onsite and offsite water samples will also be provided to the appropriate Stateagency, and:

Make informal notification as soon as practicable to appropriate State/Local officials, with follow-up notification to the NRC, as appropriate, regarding significant onsite leaks/spills intogroundwater and onsite or offsite water sample results exceeding the criteria in the REMPreporting/notification levels.

DCPP Response to # 5.1.2:

There were no reports or notifications generated in 2006 for groundwater results exceedingreporting/notification levels or significant onsite leaks/spills.

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5.2 ADDITIONAL GROUNDWATER SAMPLING OVERVIEW:

Ground water monitoring is reported in accordance with the nuclear industry NEI GroundwaterProtection Initiative. Concentrations of tritium were detected in three monitoring wells beneath the DCPPpower block. These levels of tritium detected were all below the EPA drinking water standard of 20,000pico curies per liter. DCPP is in the process of trending these monitoring wells to obtain data. At theprinting of this report, this tritium is most likely coming from the rain washout of gaseous tritium exitingthe plant vent system. It should be noted that studies of the DCPP site indicate that any groundwater I(subsurface) flow beneath DCPP is not used as a source of drinking water. This groundwater flowdischarges into the Pacific Ocean

The specific ranges of tritium detected in these monitoring well samples for 2006 are as follows:Observation Well 01 ( 464 - 835 pCi/1 ) of eight samples collected for tritium analysisObservation Well 02 ( 2,460 - 2,830 pCi/I ) of seven samples collected for tritium analysisDrywell 115 ( 3,860 - 16,800 pCi/l ) of eight samples collected for tritium analysis

Strontium/Yitrium-90 was detected in one of eight samples at Observation Well 01. This samplewas taken on 2-23-06 and the result was 0.645 pCi/l . The MDC for this sample was 0.414 pCi/l.

Nickel-63 was detected in one of five samples at Observation Well 01. This sample was taken on8-22-06 and the result was 40.9 pCi/1 . The MDC for this sample was 40.5 pCi/I.

StrontiumlYitrium-90 was detected in one of one sample at Observation Well 02. This samplewas taken on 2-23-06 and the result was 1.09 pCi/l. The MDC for this sample was 0.3 89 pCi/1.Observation Well 02 has been dry most of 2006 and therefore unable to provide more water for isotopicanalysis other than tritium sampling.

Cobalt-60 was detected in one of eight samples at Drywell 115. This sample was taken on 8-22-06 and the result was 4.54 pCi/l . The MDC for this sample was 0.76 pCi/l.

All other samples of groundwater aquifers, ponds, creeks, and springs did not indicate thepresence of tritium or any other plant related isotopes (only naturally occurring radionuclides wereobserved). 3

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6.0 QUALITY CONTROL

Routine quality control was performed throughout the year to ensure the accuracy of equipment and

procedures used in determining the results. The GEL radiological laboratory also participates in an

external lab Cross-Check Program.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Branch Technical Position on Radiological Environmental

Monitoring Programs and the DCPP Interdepartmental Administrative Procedure, RP 1 .ID 11,

Environmental Radiological Monitoring Procedure, requires that the GEL laboratory participate in the

Environmental Protection Agency's Environmental Radioactivity Laboratory Inter-comparison Study or

equivalent program. At the end of 1998, the EPA ceased to operate their Inter-comparison Study.

However, GEL has participated in an equivalent program operated by Environmental Resource

Associates of Arvada, Colorado. The GEL participation has included all determinations (sample

medium-radionuclide combination) offered by Analytics which match those as part of the REMIP.

* The results of GEL participation in Environmental Resource Associates Cross CheckProgram for this year are shown in Appendix A, Table A-14.

All of the GEL results of these blind samples were acceptable using the NRC criteria for determining

agreement of confirmatory radiochemical measurements (See Table A-14).

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7.0 DCPP ANNUAL LAND USE CENSUS 3Diablo Canyon Power Plant (DCPP) radiation protection personnel conducted a Land Use Census in thevicinity of DCPP for 2006. The land use census is based on Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)

Regulatory Guide 4.8, "Environmental Technical Specifications for Nuclear Power Plants" and 10 CFR50 Appendix I section IV. B. 3. DCPP Program Directive CY2, "Radiological Monitoring and ControlsProgram" requires performance of a land use census. 3DCPP IDAP RP 1.ID 11, "Environmental Radiological Monitoring Procedure", requires identification ofthe nearest milk animal, nearest residence, and the nearest broadleaf producing garden greater 3than 50 square meters (500 square feet) in each of the landward meteorological sectors within a distanceof 8 kilometers (5 miles) of the plant. The land use census is conducted at least once per year during thegrowing season (between Feb 15 and Dec 1) for the Diablo Canyon environs. 3The 2006 Land Use Census was conducted via a helicopter over flight on February 21st 2006 along with

personal interviews throughout the year. Thirteen individual landowners or tenants were contacted ibetween July 6 th and November 3 0th, 2006.

No milk animals were identified within the first 8 kilometers (5 miles) of any sector. 3The nearest residence, relative to all sectors, is a small trailer located in the NW sector about 1.93

kilometers (1.2 miles) from the plant. Ranch workers occupy this BLANCHARD residence Iapproximately I month per year during cattle round-ups.

The nearest residence in each sector is summarized in Table 1. 3The land use census identified two household gardens greater than 50 square meters (500 square

feet) that produce broadleaf vegetation. The READ garden is approximately '/4 acre and located in theNNE sector at 7.08 kilometers (4.41 miles). The KOONZE garden is approximately 500 square feet andlocated in the E sector at 7.24 kilometers (4.5 miles). 3

MELLO manages a farm on the coastal plateau, along the site access road, in the ESE sector.The farm starts at approximately 4.8 km and extends to 7.2 km (3 to 4.5 miles) from the plant. This

commercial farm produces no broadleaf vegetation. The farm area is about 100 acres of land with 6 to 10rotational plantings per year (not all 100 acres planted at any one time). Commercial crops consist of

about 25% legumes (sugar peas) and 75% cereal grass (oat hay). Less than 10 farm workers periodically

occupy this area during the growing season.

Much of the area outside the plant site-boundary is used for rotational cattle grazing by five 3separate cattle operations. For purposes of this census, the five cattle ranches are called BLANCHARD,

SINSHEIMER, READ, ANDRE, and MELLO.

BLANCHARD has about 120 cattle outside the plant site-boundary and utilizes the NW, NNW,N, and NNE sectors. About 80 yearling cattle were sold to mass market in 2006. BLANCHARD

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slaughtered two cattle in 2006 for personal consumption. Additionally, BLANCHARD managed about200 goats that were used for weed abatement in all landward sectors within the plant site-boundary.During 2006, approximately 100 baby goats were born and then taken to Santa Margarita Californiawhere they are grass fed for 1 year. After one year, the 100 yearling goats are then to be sold to mass-market. BLANCHARD slaughtered one goat in 2006 for personal consumption. BLANCHARD alsomanaged about 100 sheep outside the plant site-boundary in the NW and NNW sectors. These sheep wereallowed to breed and the yearlings were sold to mass market. BLANCHARD slaughtered one sheep in2006 for personal consumption.

SINSHEIMER has about 100 cattle outside the plant site-boundary in the NNE sector. Thesecattle were allowed to breed and about 90 calves were sold to mass market in 2006. SINSHEIMER didnot slaughter any cattle for personal consumption in 2006.

READ has about 150 cattle outside the plant site-boundary in the NNE sector. None of thesecattle were slaughtered for food.

ANDRE has about 80 cattle outside the plant site-boundary in the ENE sector. About 80 calveswere sold to mass market in 2006. ANDRE did not slaughter any cattle in 2006 for personal consumption.

MELLO manages about 1000 cattle outside the plant site-boundary in the E, ESE, and SEsectors. Harris Ranch Beef Corporation owned these cattle and sold all of them to mass market in 2006.MELLO did not slaughter any cattle in 2006 for personal consumption.

Two landowners (JOHE and ANDRE) take wild game for personal consumption outside the plantsite-boundary in the NNE, NE, and ENE sectors. This wild game consists of approximately 2 deer and 4wild pigs per landowner.

There is a California State Park Ranger Office in the NNW sector at 7.483 kilometers (4.65miles) from the plant. Approximately 3 people occupy this office from 1000 to 1500 each day per week.

There is a public campground located in the NNW sector at Montana de Oro State Park at 7.387kilometers (4.59 miles). This campground is near Spooner's Cove.

A total of 14 residences were identified within the 8-kilometer (5-mile) radius of the plant, whichwere confirmed or appear to be occupied during 2006. Two abandoned structures are located in each ofthe NNW and NNE sectors.

Table 1 summarizes the nearest residence location in each meteorological sector.Figure 3 shows the location of the residences and gardens in the vicinity of DCPP.

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Table 1

Land Use Census 2006

Distance in Kilometers (and Miles) from the point located centrally between both Units NearestMilk Animal, Residence, and Vegetable Garden

222 Degree (a) Nearest Nearest Residence Nearest

Radial Sector Milk Animal Residence Azimuth Vegetablekm (mi) Degree Garden

km (mi)

NW None 1.93 (1.2) 319.5 None

NNW None 2.41 ( 1.5 )(b) 331 None

N None None - None

NNE None 5.21 (3.2) 019.8 7.08 (4.4) (c)

NE None 7.89 (4.9) 036 None

ENE None 7.08 (4.4) 063.5 None

E None 5.95 (3.7) 097.5 7.24 (4 .5 ) (d)

ESE None None 5.31 (3.3)( e)

SE None None None

Table Notation:(a) Sectors not shown contain no land (other than islets not used for the purposes indicated in this

table) beyond the site-boundary.(b) BLANCHARD residence is the full-time residence for critical receptor calculations.(c) The READ vegetable garden is located in the NNE sector and located at the 020 azimuth degree.

There is also a full time residence at this location.(d) The KOONZE vegetable garden is located in the E sector and located at the 098 azimuth degree.

There is also a full time residence at this location.(e) The MELLO garden is the commercial farm along the westward side of the site access road; however,

it does not produce broadleaf vegetation. This farm extends from 4.8 km to 7.2 km (3 to 4.5 miles)from the plant.

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UNITS 1 AND 2DIABLO CANYON SITE

0 Gardens or Farm

A Residences

01 2 3 45

SCALE IN MILES

Figure 3. Units 1 and 2 Diablo Canyon Power Plant land use census.

970338/landuse 02p

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8.0 REFERENCES

1. DCPP Interdepartmental Administrative Procedure (IDAP), RP 1.ID 11, "Environmental RadiologicalMonitoring Procedure."

2. NRC Branch Technical Position, Revision 1, November 1979.

3. DCPP Program Directive, CY2, "Radiological Monitoring and Controls Program."

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APPENDIX A REMP SUMMARY

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Table A-IRadiological Environmental Monitoring Program Summary

(Direct Radiation)

Name of Facility

Location of Facility


San Luis Obispo, California Report Period 1/1/06 - 12/31/06(County, State)

Medium orPathway Type and Total Lower Limit Indicator with All Indicator All ControlSampled Number of of Highest Annual Mean Locations Locations Number of(Unit of Analyses Detection(a) Name, Distance Mean(b) Mean(b) Mean(b) Reportable

Measurement) Performed (LLD) and Direction Range(b) Range(b) Range(b) Occurrences

Direct TLD Packet(c) 3 mR/qtr Sta. 5SI Sta. 5F1, 4D1 0radiation (mR) (372) 0.4 mi, 64' 21.9 mR/qtr 15.82 mR/qtr 13.90 mR/qtr

(3/3) (360/360) (12/12)20.3-24.3 mR/qtr 8.8-24.3 mR/qtr 10.2-18.5 mR/qtr

Table Notation:

(a) Sensitivity of TLD systern.(b) Mean and range based upon detectable measurements only. Fraction of detectable measurements at specified locations is indicated in parenthesis e.g., (10/12) means

10 samples out of 12 collected showed a positive result.(c) 93 TLD packets are distributed quarterly at 3 1 locations (29 indicator stations and 2 control locations).

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Table A-2

Environmental Radiological Monitoring Program Summary

Name of Facility






Airborne Cartridge(pCi/m 3)

131 none detected none detected 0(364)

Air Particulates

Gross Beta Sta. 8S2 2.562E-2 2.33E-2(312/312) 2.93E-2(52/52) 0(364) 1.1 mi., 1280 3.2E-3-5.94E-2 1.04 E-3-6.46E-2 7.8E-3-1.12E-2

Gamma Isotopic none detected none detected 0(364)

Table Notation:(a) Unless specified, all required LLDs were met in accordance with Table 2.3.(b) Mean and range based upon detectable measurements only. Fraction of detectable measurements at specified locations is indicated in parenthesis e.g., (10/12) means

10 samples out of 12 collected showed activity.ND Radionuclides of interest other than naturally occurring were not detected.

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Table A-3Environmental Radiological Monitoring Program Summary

Name of Facility




Medium orPathway Type and Total Lower Limit Indicator with All Indicator AllSampled Number of of Highest Annual Mean Locations Control Number of

Locations(Unit of Analyses Detection(a) Name, Distance Mean(b) Mean(b) Mean(b) Reportable


Surface water Gamma Sta. DCM Sta. 7C2 0(pCi/L) Isotopic (36) Sta. OUT

54Mn none detected none detected55Fe OUT 270deg. (0.2) 1.52 E+02 (1/5) 1.52 E+02 (1/36) none detected59Fe none detected none detected5 5Co none detected none detected

63 CNi 1.38 E00(115) none detected none detected

-1 .96E+00-3.86E+l 1.78E+00(1/10) none detected65Zn1 - .96E+00-3.86E+ 1 none detected95Zr none detected none detected95Nb none detected none detected1311 none detected none detected134Cs none detected none detected137Cs none detected none detected140Ba-La none detected none detected

none detected none detectedTritium Analysis (36)

3H Non detected none detected 0

Table Notation:

(a) Unless specified, all required LLDs were met in accordance with Table 2.3.(b) Mean and range based upon detectable measurements only. Fraction of detectable measurements at specified locations is indicated in parenthesis e.g., (10/12) means

10 samples out of 12 collected showed activity.

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Name of Facility Diablo Canyon Power Plant

Location of Facility San Luis Obispo, California(County, State)

Report Period t/1/06 - 12/31/06



Drinking water Gamma Sta. DWI Sta. OEL 0(pCi/L) Isotopic (36) 5S2, WN2, IA2

54Mn none detected none detected59Fe none detected none detected58Co none detected none detected

60Co none detected none detected6°C

6,ZnI none detected none detected95Zr none detected none detected

95Nb none detected none detected1311 none detected none detected134 none detected none detected137Cs none detected none detected140Ba-La none detected none detected

none detected none detected

Tritium Analysis (36)3H Non detected none detected 0

Table Notation:



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Name of Facility



San Luis Obispo, California(County, State)

Report Period 1/1/06 - 12/31/06

Medium orPathway Type and Total Lower Limit Indicator Indicator All ControlSampled Number of Of Location(c) Locations Locations Number of(Unit of Analyses Detection(a) Name, Distance Mean(b) Mean(b) Reportable

Measurement) Performed (LLD) and Direction Range(b) Range(b) Occurrences

Mussels Gamma Isotopic (6) Sta. DCM Sta. DCM Sta. 7C2 0(pCi/kg original) 0.2 mi., 270'

54Mn none detected none detected59Fe none detected none detected

58Co none detected none detected60Co none detected none detected95Nb none detected none detected134Cs none detected none detected

137Cs none detected none detected1311 none detected none detected

65Zn none detected none detected

Table Notation:


10 samples out of 12 collected showed activity.(c) Only one station location for this sample type.

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Table A-6


Name of Facility




Medium orPathway Type and Total Lower Limit Indicator Indicator All ControlSampled Number of of Location(c) Locations Locations Number of(Unit of Analyses Detection(a) Name, Distance Mean(b) Mean(b) Reportable


Fish Gamma Isotopic (36) Sta. DCM Sta. DCM, PON Sta. 7C2 0(pCi/kg original) 0.2 mi., 2700Sta.7C2POS, 7D3, 2F 1Sta. 7C2

4.7 mi., 124054Mn none detected none detected59Fe none detected none detected58Co none detected none detected60 Co none detected none detected65Zn none detected none detected


none detected none detected11none detected none detected

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Name of Facility




Report Period 1/1/06 - 12/31/06

Medium orPathway Type and Total Lower Limit Indicator Indicator All ControlSampled Number of of Location(c) Locations Locations Number of(Unit of Analyses Detection(a) Name, Distance Mean(b) Mean(b) Reportable


Algae* Gamma Isotopic (22) Sta. DCM Sta. DCM Sta. 7C2 0(pCi/kg original) 0.2 mi., 2700

54Mn none detected none detected59Fe none detected none detected57Co none detected none detected58Co none detected none detected

60Co none detected none detected1311 none detected none detected1 I'()"Ag none detected none detected

137Cs none detected none detected6 5Zn none detected none detected

Table Notation:


10 samples out of 12 collected showed activity.(c) Only one station location for this sample type.* These samples are supplemental samples.

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Name of Facility




Medium orPathway Type and Total Lower Limit Indicator Indicator All ControlSampled Number of Of Location(C) Locations Locations Number of(Unit of Analyses Detection(a) Name, Distance Mean(b) Mean(b) Reportable


Sediment Gamma Isotopic (2) Sta. DCM Sta. DCM Sta. 7C2 0(pCi/kg dry) 0.2 mi., 2700

54Mn none detected none detected59Fe none detected none detected58co none detected none detected60 Co none detected none detected65Zn none detected none detected


none detected 1.27 E+01(1/1)

Table Notation:



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Table A-9


Name of Facility




1/1/06 - 12/31/06Report Period

Medium orPathway Type and Total Lower Limit Location withSampled Number of of Highest Annual Mean Locations Number of(Unit of Analyses Detection(a) Name, Distance Mean(b) Mean(b) Reportable


Food crops* Gamma Sta. 7C1, 7G1, 5F2, 0(pCi/kg original) Isotopic (40) 6C1

1311 none detected

134Cs none detected

137Cs none detected

Table Notation:


10 samples out of 12 collected showed activity.* These samples are supplemental samples.

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Table A-10


Name of Facility




Report Period 1/1/06 - 12/31/06

Medium orPathway Type and Total Lower LimitSampled Number of of Location~c) Number of(Unit of Analyses Detection(a) Name, Distance Mean(b) Reportable

Measurement) Performed (LLD) And Direction Range(b) Occurrences

Milk* 1311I(12) Sta 5F2, 12.6 mi, 600 none detected 0(pCi/L)

Gamma Isotopic (12) 0

134Cs none detected

137Cs none detected140Ba-La none detected

89/9°Sr 4.53E-01(1/12)

4.53E-01

Table Notation:


10 samples out of 12 collected showed activity.(c) Only one station location for this sample type.ND: Radionuclides of interest other than naturally occurring were not detected.* These samples are supplemental samples.

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Table A-l1Environmental Radiological Monitoring Program Summary

Name of Facility




1/1/06- 12/31/06Report Period



Monitoring Wells Gamma DYI, OWl, Sta.WW2 0(pCi/L) Isotopic (25) OW2,

54Mn none detected none detected59Fe none detected none detected58Co60co none detected none detected60Co DYI 1.20 E+00 (1/8) 6.95 E-01 (1/24) none detected65Zn -2.86E---4.54E+00 _2.86E- 1-4.54E0095Zr none detected none detected95Nb none detected none detected1311 none detected none detected134Cs none detected none detected137Cs none detected none detected14'Ba-La none detected none detected

none detected none detectedStrontium 89/90

none detected none detectedTritium Analysis (36)

3H DYI 1.29 E+04 (8/8) 5.52E+3 (23/23) none detected 03.86 E+3-1.68 E+4 4.64 E+2-1.68E+4

Table Notation:



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Name of Facility






Ground Water Gamma ATA, CCK, Sta. WW2 0(pCi/L) Isotopic (25) MPD, NWP

54Mn none detected none detected59Fe none detected none detected51Co none detected none detected60Co none detected none detected

65Zn95Zr none detected none detected95Nb none detected none detected1311 none detected none detected134Cs none detected none detected137Cs none detected none detected14°3a-La none detected none detected


Strontium 89/90none detected none detected

Tritium Analysis (36)3H none detected none detected 0

Table Notation:



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Name of Facility




Medium orPathway Type and Total Lower Limit Indicator Indicator

Sampled Number of Of Location(C) Locations Number of

(Unit of Analyses Detection(a) Name, Distance Mean(b) ReportableMeasurement) Performed (LLD) and Direction Range(b) Occurrences

Soil Gamma Isotopic (16) AVA, CBA, 0

(pCi/kg dry) CYA, MDO,

OSG, PMO

63 Ni none detected

134Cs none detected137Cs none detected

89Sr none detected9°Sr

none detected

Table Notation:



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TABLE A-14 GEL 2006 QUALITY ASSURANCE CROSS CHECK RESULTSMARCH 2006

Gross Al haAnalyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L p~i/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0001 Result I Gross Alpha 10.8 EPA 900.0 9.610001 Result 2 Gross Alpha 8.91 EPA 900.0 9.610001 Result 3 Gross Alpha 11.2 EPA 900.0 9.610001 Avg. Gross Alpha 10.3 EPA 900.0 1.22 9.61 9.58 5.0 0.950- 3.84- acceptable

18.3 15.4

Gross BetaAnalyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L _i/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0002 Result I Gross Beta 57.9 EPA 900.0 61.90002 Result 2 Gross Beta 50.9 EPA 900.0 61.90002 Result 3 Gross Beta 55.2 EPA 900.0 61.90002 Avg. Gross Beta 54.7 EPA 900.0 3.53 61.9 54.2 5.0 44.6- 50.4- acceptable

79.2 73.4

1-131Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

I pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0008 Result I Iodine 131 9.21 EPA 902.0 11.90008 Result 2 Iodine 131 10.4 EPA 902.0 11.90008 Result 3 Iodine 131 8.87 EPA 902.0 11.90008 Avg. Iodine 131 9.49 EPA 902.0 0.803 11.9 11.6 2.0 8.44- 9.59- acceptable

15.4 14.2

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TABLE A-13 GEL 2006 QUALITY ASSURANCE CROSS CHECK RESULTS

Radium 226Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0012 Result I Radium 226 4.01 EPA 903.1 4.580012 Result 2 Radium 226 5.09 EPA 903.1 4.580012 Result 3 Radium 226 4.94 EPA 903.1 4.580012 Avg. Radium 226 4.68 EPA 903.1 0.585 4.58 4.79 0.687 3.39- 3.79- acceptable

1 1 5.77 5.37

JUNE 2006Gamma EmittersBarium 133Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0007 Result 1 Barium 133 7.81 EPA 901.1 10.00007 Result 2 Barium 133 11.1 EPA 901.1 10.00007 Result 3 Barium 133 10.7 EPA 901.1 10.00007 Avg. Barium 133 9.87 EPA 901.1 1.80 10.0 10.5 5.0 1.34- 4.23- acceptable

18.7 15.8

Cesium 134Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L Ci/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0005 Result 1 Cesium 134 41.0 EPA 901.1 43.40005 Result 2 Cesium 134 39.3 EPA 901.1 43.40005 Result 3 Cesium 134 36.5 EPA 901.1 43.40005 Avg. Cesium 134 38.9 EPA 901.1 2.27 43.4 40.7 5.0 34.7- 37.6- acceptable

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pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0006 Result 1 Cesium 137 209 EPA 901.1 2140006 Result 2 Cesium 137 213 EPA 901.1 2140006 Result 3 Cesium 137 210 EPA 901.1 2140006 Avg. Cesium 137 211 EPA 901.1 2.08 214 214 10.7 195- 202- acceptable

233 226

Cobalt 60Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L Ci/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0003 Result I Cobalt 60 121 EPA 901.1 1130003 Result 2 Cobalt 60 117 EPA 901.1 1130003 Result 3 Cobalt 60 118 EPA 901.1 1130003 Avg. Cobalt 60 119 EPA 901.1 2.08 113 117 5.65 103 - 106- acceptable

1 123 120

Zinc 65Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0004 Result 1 Zinc 65 157 EPA 901.1 1520004 Result 2 Zinc 65 158 EPA 901.1 1520004 Result 3 Zinc 65 164 EPA 901.1 1520004 Avg. Zinc 65 160 EPA 901.1 3.79 152 160 15.2 126- 134- acceptable

178 170

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Gross AlphaAnalyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0001 Result 1 Gross Alpha 20.3 EPA 900.0 21.3

0001 Result 2 Gross Alpha 20.2 EPA 900.0 21.30001 Result 3 Gross Alpha 18.5 EPA 900.0 21.30001 Avg. Gross Alpha 19.7 EPA 900.0 1.01 21.3 20.3 5.33 12.1 - 15.2- acceptable

7_ _ _30.5 27.4


ppCi/L piL pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0002 Result 1 Gross Beta 20.3 EPA 900.0 23.00002 Result 2 Gross Beta 19.8 EPA 900.0 23.00002 Result 3 Gross Beta 20.3 EPA 900.0 23.00002 Avg. Gross Beta 20.1 EPA 900.0 0.289 23.0 20.9 5.0 14.3- 17.2- acceptable

31.7 28.8

Iodine 131Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

ppCi/L piL pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0008 Result I Iodine 131 21.2 EPA 901.1 19.10008 Result 2 Iodine 131 20.2 EPA 901.1 19.10008 Result 3 Iodine 131 23.4 EPA 901.1 19.10008 Avg. 21.6 EPA 901.1 1.64 19.1 18.4 3.0 13.9- 15.6- acceptable

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NaturalsRadium 226Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0012 Result I Radium 226 2.25 EPA 903.1 3.020012 Result 2 Radium 226 3.93 EPA 903.1 3.020012 Result 3 Radium 226 3.60 EPA 903.1 3.020012 Avg. Radium 226 3.26 EPA 903.1 0.890 3.02 4.37 0.453 2.23- 2.50- acceptable

3.81 3.54


pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0013 Result I Radium 228 24.7 EPA 904.0 19.10013 Result 2 Radium 228 21.4 EPA 904.0 19.10013 Result 3 Radium 228 21.7 EPA 904.0 19.10013 Avg. Radium 228 22.6 EPA 904.0 1.82 19.1 18.4 4.78 10.8- 13.6- acceptable

27.4 24.6

TritiumAnalyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0011 Result 1 Tritium 7720 EPA 906.0 81300011 Result 2 Tritium 7550 EPA 906.0 81300011 Result 3 Tritium 7700 EPA 906.0 81300011 Avg. Tritium 7660 EPA 906.0 92.9 8130 7990 813 6720- 7190- acceptable

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SEPTEMBER 2006Iodine 131Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L p~iL pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0008 Result 1 Iodine 131 28.3 EPA 901.1 25.80008 Result 2 Iodine 131 25.5 EPA 901.1 25.8

0008 Result 3 Iodine 131 26.9 EPA 901.1 25.80008 Avg. Iodine 131 26.0 EPA 901.1 1.40 25.8 25.7 3.0 20.6- 22.3- acceptable

31.0 29.3

DECEMBER 2006Strontium 89/90Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L Ci/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L

0009 Result 1 Strontium 89 38.0 EPA 905.0 39.9

0009 Result 2 Strontium 89 25.5 EPA 905.0 39.90009 Result 3 Strontium 89 42.8 EPA 905.0 39.9

0009 Avg. Strontium 89 35.4 EPA 905.0 8.93 39.9 37.1 5.0 31.2- 34.1 - acceptable48.6 45.7

Strontium 89/90Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0010 Result 1 Strontium 89 15.1 EPA 905.0 16.00010 Result 2 Strontium 89 14.5 EPA 905.0 16.0

0010 Result 3 Strontium 89 17.7 EPA 905.0 16.00010 Avg. Strontium 89 15.8 EPA 905.0 1.70 16.0 16 5.0 7.34- 10.2- acceptable

1 1 24.7 21.8

61


Gamma EmittersBarium 133Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0007 Result I Barium 133 72.3 EPA 901.1 70.20007 Result 2 Barium 133 72.8 EPA 901.1 70.20007 Result 3 Barium 133 73.0 EPA 901.1 70.20007 Avg. Barium 133 72.7 EPA 901.1 0.361 70.2 68.1 7.02 58.1 - 62.1 - acceptable

82.3 78.3


pCi/L _i/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0005 Result 1 Cesium 134 29.0 EPA 901.1 29.90005 Result 2 Cesium 134 28.4 EPA 901.1 29.90005 Result 3 Cesium 134 29.6 EPA 901.1 29.90005 Avg. Cesium 134 29.0 EPA 901.1 0.600 29.9 28.6 5.0 21.2- 24.1- acceptable

38.6 35.7


pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0006 Result I Cesium 137 77.1 EPA 901.1 78.20006 Result 2 Cesium 137 76.6 EPA 901.1 78.20006 Result 3 Cesium 137 79.7 EPA 901.1 78.20006 Avg. Cesium 137 77.8 EPA 901.1 1.66 78.2 78.9 5.0 69.5 - 72.4- acceptable

I 1 86.9 68.1

62

mo m M m m i M M M• M m

- m - -mm -| mm mi - - m m -m mm - -


Cobalt 60Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L

0003 Result 1 Cobalt 60 60.0 EPA 901.1 62.3



0003 Avg. Cobalt 60 63.3 EPA 901.1 2.68 62.3 62.0 5.0 53.6- 56.5- acceptable71.0 68.1

Zinc 65Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

ppCi/L _i/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0004 Result 1 Zinc 65 296 EPA 901.1 277

0004 Result 2 Zinc 65 295 EPA 901.1 277

0004 Result 3 Zinc 65 299 EPA 901.1 277

0004 Avg. Zinc 65 297 EPA 901.1 2.08 277 286 27.7 229- 245- acceptable325 309

Gross AlphaAnalyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

ppCi/L Ci/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0001 Result I Gross Alpha 29.3 EPA 900.0 28.70001 Result 2 Gross Alpha 30.3 EPA 900.0 28.70001 Result 3 Gross Alpha 27.8 EPA 900.0 28.7

0001 Avg. Gross Alpha 29.1 EPA 900.0 1.26 28.7 27.7 7.18 16.3- 20.4- acceptable41.1 37.0

63



pi/__ppCi/L Ci/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0002 Result I Gross Beta 18.9 EPA 900.0 20.90002 Result 2 Gross Beta 19.8 EPA 900.0 20.90002 Result 3 Gross Beta 19.5 EPA 900.0 20.90002 Avg. Gross Beta 19.4 EPA 900.0 0.458 20.9 20.7 5.0 12.2- 15.1 - acceptable

29.6 26.7

Iodine 131Analyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0008 Result 1 Iodine 131 22.9 EPA 902.0 22.10008 Result 2 Iodine 131 23.3 EPA 902.0 22.10008 Result 3 Iodine 13 1 22.2 EPA 902.0 22.10008 Avg. Iodine 131 22.8 EPA 902.0 0.557 22.1 22.5 3.0 16.9- 18.6- acceptableI I I 1 1 27.3 25.6

NaturalsAnalyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0012 Result 1 Radium 226 14.2 EPA 903.1 14.40012 Result 2 Radium 226 14.9 EPA 903.1 14.40012 Result 3 Radium 226 15.5 EPA 903.1 14.40012 Avg. Radium 226 14.9 EPA 903.1 0.651 14.4 14.2 2.16 10.7- 11.9- acceptable

18.1 16.9 1

64m m mm • im m -



ppCi/L Ci/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0013 Result 1 Radium 228 6.07 EPA 904.0 5.880013 Result 2 Radium 228 6.81 EPA 904.0 5.880013 Result 3 Radium 228 6.49 EPA 904.0 5.880013 Avg. Radium 228 6.46 EPA 904.0 0.371 5.88 5.68 1.47 3.33- 4.18- acceptable

8.43 7.58

TritiumAnalyte Parameter Reported Reported Experimental Assigned Mean Expected Control Warning PerformanceNumber Value Method Deviation Value Recovery Deviation Limits Limits Evaluation

pCi/L pi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L pCi/L0011 Result I Tritium 2900 EPA 906.0 30500011 Result 2 Tritium 3080 EPA 906.0 30500011 Result 3 Tritium 3040 EPA 906.0 3050011 Avg. Tritium 3010 EPA 906.0 94.5 3050 3050 359 2430- 2640- acceptable

1 1 3670 3460

65

APPENDIX B DIRECT RADIATION RESULTS

66

Direct Radiation

Name of Facility: Diablo Canyon Power Plant Report Period: 1/1/2006 - 12/31/2006

Units= mrmr = mrem ANNUAL

I st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr Std 2x StdAvg. Std Avg. Std Avg. Std Avg. Std Total Avg.

Ed (mr) err (mr) err (mr) err (mr) Dev Dev

MT1

WNIOS'

5S1

6S1

8S1

8S2

5S3

2D1

4D1

5F1

IAI

7D2

7G2

7C1

7F1

OB1

7D1

4C1

OS2

1S1

2S1

3S1

4S1

7S1

9S1

IC1

5C1

3D1

6D1

5F3

21.1

12.0

19.5

21.6

13.5

16.7

20.4

18.3

11.5

11.1

16.4

11.3

15.9

16.9

17.7

16.7

9.4

10.8

10.1

16.7

16.9

16.3

19.9

18.3

17.8

20.9

12.8

15.9

12.3

12.5

16.6

0.5

0.3

0.3

0.4

0.2

0.3

0.6

0.3

0.4

0.4

0.5

0.3

0.5

0.6

0.3

0.4

0.3

0.3

0.4

0.4

0.3

0.3

0.5

0.5

0.3

0.5

0.3

0.1

0.3

0.3

0.3

20.3 0.6

11.2 0.3

18.4 0.4

21.5 0.6

12.3 0.3

15.5 0.4

19.0 0.5

17.1 0.4

10.6 0.2

10.2 0.2

16.1 0.4

10.4 0.2

14.6 0.4

15.8 0.4

16.4 0.3

15.9 0.3

8.8 0.310.2 0.2

9.3 0.2

16.2 0.3

16.1 0.2

15.1 0.4

19.5 0.8

17.5 0.5

17.2 0.6

22.5 0.4

13.8 0.4

21.7 0.4

24.3 0.3

15.3 0.4

18.1 0.3

21.6 0.320.2 1 0.5

13.6 0.2

12.8 0.2

18.5 0.4

13.1 0.5

17.4 0.4

18.6 0.5

19.0 0.4

18.1 0.3

11.2 0.2

12.3 0.2

11.9 0.318.3 0.3

18.4 0.4

17.5 0.3

22.0 0.4

19.9 0.4

19.7 0.5

23.7 0.4

14.0 0.3

19.7 1.7

13.9 0.3

14.7 .0.3

18.2 0.6

19.0 0.6

10.8 0.2

18.4 0.6

20.3 0.8

12.3 0.3

15.1 0.4

18.6 0.4

16.7 0.3

11.4 0.1

10.6 0.1

15.5 0.3

10.3 0.5

14.7 0.4

15.2 0.4

15.9 0.6

14.9 0.5

8.9 0.2

9.7 0.2

9.1 0.2

16.0 1.6

15.3 0.7

14.3 0.5

18.0 0.8

17.4 0.5

16.6 0.3

20.7 0.7

11.7 0.3

15.4 0.4

11.3 0.3

12.3 0.3

15.4 0.3

82.9 1120.7 1.5 2.9

47.8 12.0 1.3 2.7

78.0 19.5 1.6 3.1

87.7 21.9 1.7 3.4

53.4 13.4 1.4 2.8

65.4 16.4 1.4 2.7

79.6 19.9 1.4 2.7

72.3 18.1 .1.6 3.1

47.1 11.8 1.3 2.6

44.7 11.2 1.1 2.3

66.5 16.6 1.3 2.6

45.1 11.3 1.3 2.6

62.6 15.7 1.3 2.6

66.5 16.6 1.5 3.0

69.0 17.3 1.4 2.8

65.6 16.4 1.4 2.7

38.3 9.6 1.1 2.2

43.0 10.8 1.1 2.3

40.4 10.1 1.3 2.6

67.2 16.8 1.0 2.1

66.7 16.7 1.3 2.6

63.2 15.8 1.4 2.8

79.4 19.9 1.7 3.3

73.1 18.3 1.2 2.3

71.3 17.8 1.3 2.7

85.9 21.5 1.5 3.0

50.7 12.7 1.0 2.0

66.5 16.6 2.1 4.1

49.0 12.3 1.2 2.4

51.3 12.8 1.3 2.6

20.6 0.4

12.2 0.3

15.5 0.3

11.5 0.3

11.8 0.3

15.7 0.3 65.9 1116.5 11 1.3 2.5

67

APPENDIX B.1 ANALYTICAL SAMPLE RESULTS

68

Year End Report for: 2006

0S2

AC

SampleName0S2-01 01/07/2006-AC0S2-01 01/14/2006-AC0S2-01 01/21/2006-AC0S2-01 01/29/2006-AC0S2-01 02/04/2006-AC0S2-01 02/11/2006-AC0S2-01 02/18/2006-AC

0S2-01 02/25/2006-AC0S2-01 03/04/2006-AC0S2-01 03/11/2006-AC

0S2-01 03/18/2006-AC0S2-01 03/25/2006-AC0S2-01 4/1/2006-AC0S2-01 4/8/2006-AC0S2-01 4/15/2006-AC0S2-01 4/22/2006-AC0S2-01 4/29/2006-AC0S2-01 5/6/2006-AC0S2-01 5/13/2006-AC

0S2-01 5/21/2006-ACOS2-01 5/28/2006-AC0S2-01 6/4/2006-AC

0S2-01 6/10/2006-AC0S2-01 6/17/2006-AC

0S2-01 6/24/2006-AC0S2-01 7/1/2006-AC0S2-01 7/8/2006-AC0S2-01 7/15/2006-AC

0S2-01 7/23/2006-AC0S2-01 7/30/2006-AC0S2-01 8/6/2006-AC

0S2-01 8/12/2006-AC0S2-01 8/19/2006-AC0S2-01 8/26/2006-AC

0S2-01 9/2/2006-AC0S2-01 9/9/2006-AC0S2-01 9/17/2006-AC

0S2-01 9/24/2006-AC0S2-01 10/1/2006-AC0S2-01 10/8/2006-AC0S2-01 10/15/2006-AC0S2-01 10/22/2006-AC0S2-01 10128/2006-AC0S2-01 11/4/2006-AC0S2-01 11/11/2006-AC0S2-01 11/19/2006-AC0S2-01 11/25/2006-AC

0S2-01 12/2/2006-AC

0S2-01 12/9/2006-AC0S2-01 12/16/2006-AC

DateCollected1/7/06

1/14/061/21/061/29/06

2/4/062/11/062/18/062/25/063/4/06

3/11/063/18/06

3/25/064/1/064/8/064/15/064/22/06

4/29/065/6/065/13/065/21/065/28/066/4/066/10/06

6/17/066/24/06

7/1/067/8/067/15/067/23/067/30/068/6/068/12/068/19/06

8/26/069/2/06

9/9/069/17/06

9/24/06

10/1/0610/8/0610/15/0610/22/0610/28/0611/4/06

11/11/06

11/19/0611/25/0612/2/0612/9/06

12/16/06

NUCLIDE1-131

1-1311-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-131

1-1311-131

1-131

1-131

Result

0.0010.0020.004

-0.001

0.0020.000

-0.0010.0010.001

-0.001

-0.001-0.006

0.0000.0020.0020.001

0.0070.001

-0.0060.008

-0.0060.004

-0.003

0.000

0.001-0.0020.000

-0.006-0.002

0.002-0.002-0.0030.003

-0.0010.005

0.0050.0010.002

0.005-0.002-0.0110.0000.0050.0040.008

0.0010.006

-0.002

0.002

-0.001

2 Sigma0.009

0.0230.0140.010

0.0150.0110.0100.011

0.0130.023

0.0150.0220.0130.0130.0260.0130.0140.0100.0170.0220M0180.0090.011

0.0090.0150.020

0.0150.0120.0110.0130.0180.0110.015

0.0150.024

0.0300.0350.021

0.0210.0130.0260.022

0.0240.0230.018

0.0150.019

0.0220.014

0.014

Units

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3

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0S2 cont .....

AC

SampleName0S2-01 12/23/2006-AC

AP

SampleName0S2-01 01/04/2006-AP0S2-01 1/4/2006-AP0S2-01 1/4/2006-AP0S2-01 01/07/2006-AP0S2-01 01/14/2006-AP0S2-01 01/21/2006-AP

0S2-01 01/29/2006-AP0S2-01 02/04/2006-AP

0S2-01 02/11/2006-AP0S2-01 02/18/2006-AP

0S2-01 02/25/2006-AP0S2-01 03/04/2006-AP0S2-01 03/11/2006-AP

0S2-01 03/18/2006-AP0S2-01 03/25/2006-AP0S2-01 4/1/2006-AP0S2-01 4/1/2006-AP0S2-01 4/1/2006-AP

0S2-01 4/8/2006-AP0S2-01 4/15/2006-AP

0S2-01 4/22/2006-AP0S2-01 4/29/2006-AP

0S2-01 5/6/2006-AP0S2-01 5/13/2006-AP0S2-01 5/21/2006-AP0S2-01 5/28/2006-AP

0S2-01 6/4/2006-AP

0S2-01 6/10/2006-AP0S2-01 6/17/2006-AP

0S2-01 6/24/2006-AP

0S2-01 7/1/2006-AP0S2-01 7/1/2006-APOS2-01 7/1/2006-AP

0S2-01 7/8/2006-AP

0S2-01 7/15/2006-AP0S2-01 7/23/2006-AP0S2-01 7/30/2006-AP

0S2-01 8/6/2006-AP0S2-01 8/12/2006-AP0S2-01 8/19/2006-AP


0S2-01 10/1/2006-AP0S2-01 10/1/2006-AP

0S2-01 10/1/2006-AP0S2-01 10/8/2006-AP

0S2-01 10/1 5/2006-AP

DateCollected12/23/06

DateCollected1/4/061/4/061/4/061/7/061/14/061/21/061/29/06

2/4/062/11/06

2/18/06

2/25/063/4/063/11/063/18/06

3/25/064/1/064/1/064/1/06

4/8/064/15/06

4/22/064/29/06

5/6/065/13/065/21/065/28/06

6/4/066/10/066/17/066/24/06

7/1/067/1/067/1/06

7/8/067/15/067/23/06

7/30/06

8/6/068/12/068/19/06

8/26/069/2/069/9/069/17/06

9/24/06

10/1/0610/1/06

10/1/06

10/8/0610/15/06

NUCLIDE1-131

NUCLIDEGBCs-134Cs-1 37GBGBGBGB

GBGB

GB

GBGBGBGB

GBCs-137Cs-134GB

GBGB

GB

GBGBGBGBGB

GBGBGBGB

GB

Cs-137Cs-134

GB

GBGB

GB

GBGBGB

GBGBGB

GB

GB

Cs-137GB

Cs-134

GBGB

cont .....Result0.000

2 Siqma Units0.016 PCI/M3

Result

0.0180.0000.0000.031

0.0300.0310.0240.019

0.0580.019

0.0520.013

0.0140.0070.0150.0000.0000.0010.003

0.0090.012

0.0240.0170.0240.0040.0140.0220.0140.0130.022

0.0060.0000.000

0.003

0.0100.007

0.004

0.0090.0190.023

0.0170.0170.017

0.0190.021

0.0000.033

0.000

0.0390.045

2 Sigma0.009

0.0000.0000.0100.0100.0100.009

0.0410.039

0.038

0.0400.0370.0370.0420.0350.0010.001

0.0420.043

0.0410.037

0.0390.041

0.0320.0570.051

0.0460.0350.0380.043

0.0460.0000.001

0.0450.0360.034

0.0340.0390.0390.0350.0330.0370.035

0.039

0.035

0.0000.036

0.000

0.0340.035

Units

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3



PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3

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AP

SampleName

0S2-01 10/22/2006-AP0S2-01 10/28/2006-AP0S2-01 11/4/2006-AP0S2-01 11/1 1/2006-AP

0S2-01 11/19/2006-AP0S2-01 11/25/2006-AP0S2-01 12/2/2006-AP

0S2-01 12/9/2006-AP0S2-01 12/16/2006-AP

0S2-01 12/23/2006-AP


10/28/0611/4/06

11/11/0611/19/0611/25/06

12/2/0612/9/06'12/16/0612/23/06

NUCLIDEGBGBGBGBGBGBGBGBGBGB


0.0500.0300.0110.0410.016

0.0500.0330.0250.034

2 Sigma0.0360.0360.0370.0340.0330,034

0,0360,0350,0330.035

Units

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3


PCI/M3

1A2

DW

SampleName1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW

1 A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW

1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW

1 A2-01 7/12/2006-DW

1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW

1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW

1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 7/12/2006-DW1A2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW

1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW1 A2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW

1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW1 A2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW1 A2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW1 A2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

1A2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW1 A2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW1 A2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW

1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW1A2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

1A2-01 10/17/2006-DW


NUCLIDESr-89

Result 2 Sigma Units0.592 PCI/L-1.170

7/12/067/12/06

7/12/067/12/067/12/067/12/067/12/067/12/067/12/06

7/12/067/12/06

7/12/067/12/067/12/067/12/06

Ba-140Nb-95

Mn-54GBLa-140Fe-59

Cs-137Co-58

Cs-1341-131

Co-60Sr-90

Zr-95Zn-65H-3

-0.1380.221

-0.0641.990

-0.593-1.7200.362

-1.150

0.7750.370

0.331-0.534-0.175-0.01823.700

14.2602.4001.8063.5604.8604.1803.6801.8781.866

1.0321.822

0.2683.4404.300

376.000

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/06

10/17/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

Fe-55Ni-63Sr-90Nb-95Zr-95

Ra-226

Sr-89GB

Cs-134Co-60Zn-65Cs-137H-3Co-58Mn-54Ba-140La-140Fe-59

1-131

-14.700

-15.6000.0270.3020.223

18.300

0.1610.9531.110

-0.6012.310

0.27651.6000.4500.2837.2200.6001.330

0.618

153.20045.600

0.2543.3004.600

11.420

0.2642.500

3.2002.7205.5202.720

340.0002.6002.260

16.2805.860

5.520

1.576

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L


ISI cont .....

ACSampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma Units

1S1-01 01/07/2006-AC 1/7/06 1-131 0.004 0.013 PCI/M3

1S1-01 01/14/2006-AC 1/14/06 1-131 -0.003 0.011 PCI/M3

131-01 01/21/2006-AC 1/21/06 1-131 0.001 0.015 PCI/M331S1-01 01/29/2006-AC 1/29/06 1-131 0.001 0.011 PCI/M3

1S1-01 02/04/2006-AC 2/4/06 1-131 0.001 0.026 PCI/M3

1S1-O1 02/11/2006-AC 2/11/06 1-131 0.006 0.018 PCI/M31S1-01 02/18/2006-AC 2/18/06 1-131 -0.007 0.018 PCI/M3iS1-01 02/18/2006-AC 2/18/06 1-131 -0.007 0.018 PCI/M31S1-01 02/25/2006-AC 2/25/06 1-131 0.002 0.012 PCI/M3

1S1-01 03/04/2006-AC 3/4/06 1-131 -0.002 0.010 PCI/M31S1-01 03/18/2006-AC 3/11/06 1-131 -0.006 0.016 PCIM31S1-O1 03/11/2006-AC 3/11/06 1-131 0.006 0.012 PCI/M31S1-O1 03/18/2006-AC 3/18/06 1-131 0.006 0.016 PCI/M3

1S1-01 4/2/2006-AC 4/2/06 1-131 0.001 0.014 PCI/M3

1S1-O1 4/1/2006-AC 4/1/06 1-131 -0.005 0.014 PCI/M31SI-01 4/82/2006-AC 4/82/06 1-131 -0.003 0.014 PCI/M3

1S1-01 4/21/2006-AC 4/21/06 1-131 -0.003 0.014 PCI/M3

1S1-01 4/22/2006-AC 4/22/06 1-131 0.003 0.011 PCI/M31S1-01 5/29/2006-AC 5/29/06 1-131 0.003 0.011 PCI/M3iSi-Ol 5/6/2006-AC 5/61/06 1-131 0.000 0.011 PCI/M3

1S1-O0 5/13/2006-AC 5/13/06 1-131 0.003 0.011 PCI/M31S1-01 5/21/2006-AC 6/1/06 1-131 0.005 0.019 PCI/M31SI-01 5/21/2006-AC 5/21/06 1-131 0.001 0.015 PCI/M3iS1-01 6/28/2006-AC 6/28/06 1-131 0.002 0.012 PCI/M3

iSI-01 6/24/2006-AC 6/24/06 1-131 0.005 0.019 PCI/M3

1SI-01 6/10/2006-AC 6/10/06 1-131 0.000 0.006 PCI/M3iS1-01 6/17/2006-AC 6/17/06 1-131 -0.000 0.010 PCI/M3

1S1-O1 7/1/2006-AC 7/1/06 1-131 0.004 0.006 PCI/M31S1-01 7/8/2006-AC 7/8/06 1-131 -0.003 0.012 PCI/M3

1S1-O1 7/15/2006-AC 7/15/06 1-131 0.002 0.018 PCI/M3

1S1-O1 7/23/2006-AC 7/23/06 1-131 -0.003 0.013 PCI/M3 I1S1-01 7/30/2006-AC 7/30/06 1-131 -0.001 0.013 PCI/M3

1S1-01 8/6/2006-AC 8/61/06 1-131 0.000 0.012 PCI/M3

iSi-Ol 8/2/2006-AC 8/12/06 1-131 0.001 0.011 PCI/M3

1S1-018/12/2006-AC9//6111006019 PIM1S1-01 8/19/2006-AC 8/19/06 1-131 -0.003 0.016 PCI/M3

1S1-01 8/26/2006-AC 8/26/06 1-131 0.005 0.020 PCI/M3

1S1-01 9/2/2006-AC 9/2/06 1-131 0.006 0.019 PCI/M3

ISI-01 9/9/2006-AC 9/9/06 1-131 -0.007 0.023 PCI/M31SI-01 9/17/2006-AC 9/17/06 1-131 -0.008 0.025 PCI/M3

1S1-O1 9/24/2006-AC 9/24/06 1-131 0.002 0.027 PCI/M3

ISI-01 10/1/2006-AC 10/1/06 1-131 0.006 0.026 PCI/M3

1SI-01 10/8/2006-AC 10/8/06 1-131 0.006 0.015 PCI/M3

1S1-01 10/15/2006-AC 10/15/06 1-131 0.009 0.036 PCI/M3

1S1-01 10/22/2006-AC 10/22/06 1-131 0.000 0.010 PCI/M3 I1SI-01 10/28/2006-AC 10/28/06 1-131 -0.001 0.015 PCI/M3

1SI-01 11/4/2006-AC 11/4/06 1-131 0.001 0.013 PCI/M3

1S1-01 11/11/2006-AC 11/11/06 1-131 -0.005 0.013 PCI/M31S1-01 11/19/2006-AC 11/19/06 1-131 -0.004 0.011 PCI/M3I

1S1-01 11/25/2006-AC 11/25/06 1-131 0.000 0.013 PCI/M3

1S1-01 12/2/2006-AC 12/2/06 1-131 -0.004 0.012 PCI/M31S1-01 12/9/2006-AC 12/9/06 1-131 0.005 0.012 PCI/M31S1-01 12/16/2006-AC 12/16/06 1-131 -0.002 0.011 PCI/M3

1S1-01 12/23/2006-AC 12/23/06 1-131 0.002 0.012 PCI/M3

AP

SampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Siqma Units

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ISI cont.

ill cont .....

AP

SampleNamelSl-Ol 01/04/2006-AP

1Si-01 01/04/2006-AP1S1-Ol 01/04/2006-AP1S1-Ol 01/07/2006-AP11-01 01/14/2006-APiSi-Ol 01/21/2006-AP1S1-Ol 01/29/2006-AP1S1-01 02/04/2006-APiSi-Ol 02/11/2006-AP1S1-Ol 02/18/2006-APiS1-01 02/25/2006-AP

1S1-Ol 03/04/2006-AP

1S1-01 03/11/2006-AP1S1-Ol 03/18/2006-AP1S1-01 03/25/2006-APiS1-01 4/1/2006-AP1 $1-01 4/1/2006-AP1S1-01 4/1/2006-AP1 $1-01 4/8/2006-AP

1S1-Ol 4/15/2006-APiS1-01 4/22/2006-AP1S1-Ol 4/29/2006-AP1S-Ol 5/6/2006-AP

1$1-01 5/13/2006-AP

1S1-Ol 5/21/2006-AP1S1-01 5/28/2006-AP1S1-Ol 6/4/2006-AP1S1-01 6/10/2006-AP1S 1-01 6/17/2006-AP

1S1-Ol 6/24/2006-APiSi-Ol 7/1/2006-AP1Si-Ol 7/1/2006-AP1S1-Ol 7/1/2006-AP1S1-Ol 7/8/2006-AP1S1-01 7/15/2006-AP

iS 1-01 7/23/2006-AP

iS1-01 7/30/2006-APiS1-01 8/6/2006-AP1S1-Ol 8/12/2006-AP1S1-Ol 8/19/2006-AP1S-Ol 8/26/2006-AP1S-Ol 9/2/2006-APISI-01 9/9/2006-APiS1-01 9/17/2006-AP1S1-01 9/24/2006-AP1S1-01 10/1/2006-AP1S1-Ol 10/1/2006-AP

1S1-Ol 10/1/2006-AP1S1-01 10/8/2006-AP

1S1-Ol 10/15/2006-AP1S1-01 10/22/2006-AP1S1-Ol 10/28/2006-AP

1S1-Ol 11/4/2006-AP

DateCollected1/4/061/4/061/4/061/7/06

1/14/061/21/061/29/062/4/06

2/11/062/18/062/25/063/4/063/11/063/18/063/25/064/1/064/1/064/1/06

4/8/064/15/06

4/22/064/29/06

5/6/065/13/06

5/21/065/28/066/4/06

6/10/066/17/066/24/067/1/067/1/06

7/1/067/8/06

7/15/067/23/067/30/06

8/6/068/12/06

8/19/068/26/069/2/069/9/069/17/069/24/0610/1/0610/1/0610/1/0610/8/06

10/15/0610/22/0610/28/06

11/4/06

NUCLIDECs-137Cs-134GB

GBGBGBGBGB

GBGBGB

GBGBGBGB

GBCs-134Cs-137GBGBGBGBGB

GBGB

GBGBGBGBGBCs-134Cs-137GBGBGB

GB

GBGBGB

GBGBGBGBGBGBGB

Cs-137

Cs-134GB

GBGBGBGB

cont .....Result

0.000

0.0000.012

0.027

0.0490.0250.0190.019

0.0610.0150.049

0.0110.0100.0100.0130.0090.0000.0000.003

0.0090.013

0.0220.0210.028

-0.011

-0.009-0.0030.0250.0090.0210.0000.0000.0110.0000.007

0.0120.0090.014

0.011

0.0180.0180.016

0.0160.0170.023

0.0390.000

0.0000.039

0.0430.050

0.0590.027

2 Sigma0.000

0.0000.0080.010

0.0130.0100.0090.0420.0400.0400.040

0.0370.0370.0420.035

0.0420.0000.0000.0430.0410.0370.039

0.0410.033

0.0570.0500.0450.0350.0380.0440.0000.0000.0470.0450.036

0.034

0.0340.039

0.0390.0350.0340.0370.0340.0390.0350.0360.001

0.0010.034

0.0350.0360.036

0.038

Units



PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3



IS1 cont .....

AP cont .....

SampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma Units

1S1-O1 11/11/2006-AP 11/11/06 GB 0.016 0.033 PCI/M31SI-01 11/19/2006-AP 11/19/06 GB 0.037 0.033 PCI/M31S1-01 11/25/2006-AP 11/25/06 GB 0.011 0.034 PCI/M31S1-O1 12/2/2006-AP 12/2/06 GB 0.045 0.037 PCI/M31S1-O1 12/9/2006-AP 12/9/06 GB 0.033 0.035 PCI/M3

1S1-01 12/16/2006-AP 12/16/06 GB 0.021 0.033 PCI/M31S1-O1 12/23/2006-AP 12/23/06 GB 0.043 0.035 PCI/M3

2F1

etSampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma Units

2F1-01 12/21/2006-FH--Ma 12/21/06 Zn-65 -9.380 92.800 PCI/KG2F1-01 12/21/2006-FH--Ma 12/21/06 Mn-54 11.100 35.400 PCI/KG

2F1-01 12/21/2006-FH--Ma 12/21/06 Co-60 6.560 37.400 PCI/KG2F1-01 12/21/2006-FH--Ma 12/21/06 Co-58 13.300 35.600 PCI/KG

2F1-01 12/21/2006-FH--Ma 12/21/06 Cs-137 3.420 33.600 PCI/KG2F1-01 12/21/2006-FH--Ma 12/21/06 Cs-134 15.200 37.600 PCI/KG2F1-01 12/21/2006-FH--Ma 12/21/06 Fe-59 -26.600 90.200 PCI/KG

FH


2F1-01 4/4/2006-FH 4/4/06 Co-60 -8.370 27.000 PCI/KG2F1-01 4/4/2006-FH 4/4/06 Cs-137 3.630 29.000 PCI/KG2F1-01 4/4/2006-FH 4/4/06 Co-58 -3.450 27.000 PCI/KG

2F1-01 4/4/2006-FH 4/4/06 Fe-59 15.000 69.400 PCI/KG2F1-01 4/4/2006-FH 4/4/06 Zn-65 7.720 61.200 PCI/KG2F1-01 4/4/2006-FH 4/4/06 Cs-134 12.800 28.800 PCI/KG2F1-01 4/4/2006-FH 4/4/06 Mn-54 3.060 26.200 PCI/KG

5F1

ACSampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma Units5F1-O1 01/08/2006-AC 1/8/06 1-131 0.004 0.035 PCI/M35F1-01 01/15/2006-AC 1/15/06 1-131 0.000 0.011 PCI/M35F1-01 01/21/2006-AC 1/21/06 1-131 0.002 0.012 PCI/M35F1-01 01/29/2006-AC 1/29/06 1-131 -0.003 0.013 PCI/M35F1-01 02/04/2006-AC 2/4/06 1-131 -0.004 0.017 PCI/M35F1-01 02/11/2006-AC 2/11/06 1-131 0.000 0.016 PCI/M35F1-01 02/18/2006-AC 2/18/06 1-131 0.002 0.013 PCI/M35F1-01 02/25/2006-AC 2/25/06 1-131 0.000 0.011 PCI/M35F1-01 03/04/2006-AC 3/4/06 1-131 0.000 0.010 PCI/M35F1-01 03/11/2006-AC 3/11/06 1-131 -0.002 0.011 PCI/M35F1-01 03/18/2006-AC 3/18/06 1-131 0.000 0.015 PCI/M35F1-01 03/25/2006-AC 3/25/06 1-131 0.003 0.013 PCI/M35F1-01 4/1/2006-AC 4/1/06 1-131 -0.012 0.022 PCI/M35F1-01 4/8/2006-AC 4/8/06 1-131 -0.004 0.013 PCI/M35F1-01 4/15/2006-AC 4/15/06 1-131 0.000 0.012 PCI/M35F1-01 4/22/2006-AC 4/22/06 1-131 0.000 0.016 PCI/M35F1-01 4/29/2006-AC 4/29/06 1-131 -0.003 0.012 PCI/M35F1-01 5/6/2006-AC 5/6/06 1-131 0.004 0.012 PCI/M35F1-01 5/13/2006-AC 5/13/06 1-131 0.002 0.012 PCI/M35F1-01 5/21/2006-AC 5/21/06 1-131 0.000 0.012 PCI/M35F1-01 5/28/2006-AC 5/28/06 1-131 0.000 0.010 PCI/M3

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5F1 cont .....

AP

SampleName5F1-01 4/29/2006-AP5F1-01 5/6/2006-AP

5F1-Ol 5/13/2006-AP5F1-01 5/21/2006-AP

5F1-01 5/28/2006-AP5F1-01 6/4/2006-AP

5F1-01 6/10/2006-AP5F1-01 6/17/2006-AP5F1-01 6/24/2006-AP5F1-01 7/1/2006-AP5F1-01 7/1/2006-AP5F1-01 7/1/2006-AP5F1-01 7/8/2006-AP

5F1-01 7/15/2006-AP5F1-01 7/2312006-AP5F1-Ol 7/30/2006-AP

5F1-01 8/6/2006-AP

5F1-01 8/12/2006-AP5F1-01 8/19/2006-AP5F1-01 8/26/2006-AP

5F1-01 9/2/2006-AP

5F1-01 9/9/2006-AP5F1-01 9/17/2006-AP5F1-01 9/24/2006-AP5F1-01 10/1/2006-AP

5F1-01 10/1/2006-AP5F1-01 10/1/2006-AP5F1-01 10/8/2006-AP5F1-01 10/15/2006-AP

5F1-01 10/22/2006-AP5F1-01 10/28/2006-AP

5F1-01 11/4/2006-AP5F1-Ol 11/12/2006-AP

5F1-01 11/19/2006-AP5F1-01 11/26/2006-AP5F1-01 12/2/2006-AP5F1-01 12/9/2006-AP5F1-01 12/17/2006-AP

5F1-01 12/24/2006-AP


5/6/065/13/06

5/21/06

5/28/066/4/06

6/10/066/17/066/24/067/1/06

7/1/067/1/067/8/067/15/067123/067/30/06

8/6/06

8/12/068/19/068/26/069/2/069/9/069/17/069/24/0610/1/06

10/1/0610/1/06

10/8/06

10/15/0610/22/06

10/28/0611/4/06

11/12/0611/19/0611/26/0612/2/0612/9/0612/17/0612/24/06

NUCLIDEGB

GBGBGB

GBGB

GBGBGBCs-137

Cs-1 34GBGBGBGB

GBGB

GBGBGB

GBGBGBGBGB

Cs-137Cs-1 34

GBGB

GB

GBGB

GBGBGBGBGBGBGB

cont .....Result0.0240.032

0.087-0.008

0.0030.010

0.0180.0280.020

0.0000.0000.0160.0120.0380.0140.015

0.0110.0160.0210.021

0.0250.0320.0210.0250.0350.0000.0000.047

0.0780.112

0.0580.030

0.0170.0420.0200.0650.0460.025

0.062

2 Sigma Units0.039 PCI/M3

0.041 PCI/M30.034 PCI/M3

0.057 PCI/M30.052 PCI/M3

0.045 PCI/M3

0.035 PCI/M30.039 PCI/M3

0.044 PCI/M30.001 PCI/M3

0.001 PCI/M30.046 PCI/M30.046 PCI/M3

0.036 PCI/M30.034 PCI/M30.034 PCI/M30.041 PCI/M3

0.038 PCI/M3

0.036 PCI/M30.034 PCI/M3

0.038 PCI/M30.035 PCI/M30.039 PCI/M30.035 PCI/M30.035 PCI/M3

0.001 PCI/M30,001 PCI/M3

0.033 PCI/M30.038 PCI/M30.039 PCI/M3

0.036 PCI/M3

0.038 PCI/M3

0.034 PCI/M30.033 PCI/M30.034 PCI/M30.037 PCI/M3

0.037 PCI/M30.033 PCI/M30.036 PCI/M3

IIIIIIIII3IIIIIIIII

5F2

MKSampleName5F2-01 01/17/2006-MK5F2-01 01/17/2006-MK

5F2-01 01/17/2006-MK5F2-01 01/17/2006-MK5F2-01 01/17/2006-MK

5F2-01 02/08/2006-MK5F2-01 02/08/2006-MK5F2-01 02/08/2006-MK

5F2-01 02/08/2006-MK


1/17/061/17/061/17/061/17/062/8/062/8/062/8/06

2/8/06

NUCLIDELa-140

Cs-1 34Cs-137Ba-1401-131

Sr-89Ba-140K-401-131

Result-0.7420.5341.8400.559

-0.154

-0.3392.470

1,420.000

0.081

2 Sigma5.800

5.20017.44017.560

1.6860.822

17.140270.000

1.744

UnitsPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


5F2 cant.

5F2 cont .....

MK

SampleName5F2-01 02/08/2006-MK5F2-01 02/0812006-MK5F2-01 02/08/2006-MK5F2-01 02/08/2006-MK5F2-01 03/07/2006-MK

5F2-01 03/07/2006-MK5F2-01 03/07/2006-MK5F2-01 03/07/2006-MK

5F2-01 03/07/2006-MK5F2-01 03/07/2006-MK5F2-01 03/07/2006-MK5F2-01 4/5/2006-MK

5F2-01 4/5/2006-MK5F2-01 4/5/2006-MK5F2-01 4/5/2006-MK5F2-01 4/5/2006-MK5F2-01 4/5/2006-MK5F2-01 4/5/2006-MK5F2-01 5/16/2006-MK5F2-01 5/16/2006-MK

5F2-01 5/16/2006-MK5F2-01 5/16/2006-MK

5F2-01 5/16/2006-MK5F2-01 5/16/2006-MK

5F2-01 5/16/2006-MK5F2-01 6/14/2006-MK5F2-01 6/14/2006-MK5F2-01 6/14/2006-MK5F2-01 6/14/2006-MK5F2-01 6/14/2006-MK5F2-01 6/14/2006-MK5F2-01 6/14/2006-MK5F2-01 7/11/2006-MK5F2-01 7/11/2006-MK

5F2-01 7/11/2006-MK5F2-01 7/11/2006-MK

5F2-01 7/11/2006-MK5F2-01 7/11/2006-MK5F2-01 7/11/2006-MK

5F2-01 8/10/2006-MK5F2-01 8/10/2006-MK

5F2-01 8/10/2006-MK5F2-01 8/10/2006-MK5F2-01 8/10/2006-MK5F2-01 8/10/2006-MK

5F2-01 8/10/2006-MK5F2-01 9/5/2006-MK

5F2-01 9/5/2006-MK

5F2-01 9/5/2006-MK5F2-01 9/5/2006-MK5F2-01 9/5/2006-MK

5F2-01 9/5/2006-MK

5F2-01 9/5/2006-MK

DateCollected2/8/062/8/062/8/062/8/063/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/06

3/7/063/7/063/7/06

4/5/064/5/064/5/064/5/06

4/5/064/5/064/5/06

5/16/065/16/065/16/06

5/16/065/16/06

5/16/06

5/16/066/14/066/14/066/14/066/14/066/14/066/14/066/14/06

7/11/067/11/06

7/11/06

7/11/06

7/11/06

7/11/067/11/068/10/068/10/06

8/10/068/10/068/10/068/10/068/10/069/5/069/5/06

9/5/06

9/5/069/5/06

9/5/06

9/5/06

NUCLIDESr-90Cs-137Cs-134La-140Cs-137La-140Sr-89Sr-90

Cs-1341-131Ba-140

Sr-891-131Ba-1 40Cs-1 34La-140Cs-137Sr-90

Sr-89Sr-90

La-140

Cs-134Cs-1 37

Ba-1401-131Sr-89

La-140Sr-90Cs-1371-131

Ba-140Cs-134La-140Sr-90

1-131

Cs-134Sr-89

Ba-140Cs-1 37La-140Sr-90

Cs-134Ba-140Cs-1 37

Sr-891-131La-1401-131

Cs-1 37

Sr-89Ba-140Sr-90

Cs-134

cont .....Result

0.3292.1502.140

-1.430-0.164-0.156-0.2680.3061.160

0.165-2.440

0.0130.700

-2.3701.470

-0.7883.280

-0.137-0.2590.453

0.182-0.594-0.455

-10.900-0.231

0.0080.0560.1360.6720.2436.4601.6602.1900.229

0.4391.2200.506

2.060

-0.861-1.5100.2060.851

-4.130-0.4930.070

0.504-0.509

0.4600.330

-0.333-0.6740.356

-0.169

2 Sigma Units0.220 PCI/L4.8004.800

5.4204.6806.200

0.5920.2625.1201.296

16.4400.4382.200

16.8804.8004.5806.5400.4300.5000.5667.900

5.9806.140

24.6001.082

1.0384.7600.2564.5800.970

17.7004.5007.5000.276

1.268

2.720

1.46820.000

2.5407.8200.4202.900

24.0002.6800.4421.9506.1603.520

3.940

0.55619.140

0.7224.480

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L



PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L


PCI/L



5F2 cont .....

VG cont .....SampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma Units

5F2-01 10/10/2006-VG 10/10/06 Cs-134 1.320 13.540 PCI/KG5F2-01 11/8/2006-VG 11/8/06 1-131 -4.270 16.560 PCI/KG5F2-01 11/8/2006-VG 11/8/06 Cs-137 -1.470 11.780 PCI/KG5F2-01 11/8/2006-VG 11/8/06 Cs-134 2.150 13.240 PCI/KG5F2-01 12/1/2006-VG 12/1/06 1-131 7.320 28.800 PCI/KG5F2-01 12/1/2006-VG 12/1/06 Cs-137 5.520 23.800 PCI/KG5F2-01 12/1/2006-VG 12/1/06 Cs-134 -0.525 14.580 PCI/KG

5S2

DW


5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 La-140 0.037 5.840 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Mn-54 0.065 3.740 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Zr-95 -1.290 6.600 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 1-131 -0.077 1.568 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Co-60 1.230 4.100 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Co-58 1.470 8.140 PCI/L

5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Cs-134 1.030 4.080 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Ba-140 0.750 16.440 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Nb-95 0.917 2.940 PCI/L

5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Sr-89 0.116 0.752 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Sr-90 -0.221 0.195 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Zn-65 -4.240 8.400 PCI/L

5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Fe-59 -0.643 7.100 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 GB 1.980 3.680 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 Cs-137 1.980 4.340 PCI/L5S2-01 01/17/2006-DW 1/17/06 H-3 54.200 920.000 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Nb-95 0.649 2.880 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Mn-54 0.442 2.920 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 La-140 -1.540 4.960 PCI/L

5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Fe-59 1.010 10.660 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 1-131 0.092 1.162 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Co-60 0.063 3.240 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Co-58 -0.811 3.080 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Cs-137 -0,593 3.140 PCI/L

5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Cs-134 0.283 3.200 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Ba-140 4.030 12.000 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 GB 4.320 3.440 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Zr-95 -1.150 4.500 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 H-3 -67.700 524.000 PCI/L5S2-01 02/21/2006-DW 2/21/06 Zn-65 -2.780 7.460 PCI/L5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 Cs-137 -0.421 3.940 PCI/L5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 Co-60 1.590 3.320 PCI/L5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 Co-58 -0.286 4.200 PCI/L

5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 1-131 -0.002 0.884 PCI/L5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 1-131 0.525 4.220 PCI/L5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 Zr-95 0.603 6.060 PCI/L5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 Zn-65 -4.450 6.540 PCI/L5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 H-3 -93.700 534.000 PCI/L5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 Nb-95 1.070 3.980 PCI/L5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 Mn-54 -1.040 3.620 PCI/L

5S2-01 03/07/2006-DW 3/7/06 La-140 0.771 5.320 PCI/L

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5S2 cont.

5S2 cont .....

DW

SampleName5S2-01 6/21/2006-DW5S2-01 6/21/2006-DW

5S2-01 6/21/2006-DW5S2-01 6/21/2006-DW

5S2-01 6/21/2006-DW5S2-01 6/21/2006-DW5S2-01 6/21/2006-DW

5S2-01 6/21/2006-DW5S2-01 6/21/2006-DW

5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW

5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW

5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW

5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW

5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW

5S2-01 7/19/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW

5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW

5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW

5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW

5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 8/23/2006-DW5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW


5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW

5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW


6/21/066/21(066/21/066/21/066/21/066/21/066/21/066/21/067/19/067/19/067/19/06

7/19/06

7/19/067/19/06

7/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/06

8/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/06

9/12/069/12/06

NUCLIDESr-89Mn-54Fe-59

Co-58Zn-65Nb-95

Cs-137Ba-140Cs-1 34Sr-89Cs-134

Sr-90Zr-95Nb-95H-3

GBBa-1 40

Cs-137Co-58Co-601-131Fe-59Mn-54

Zn-65La-140Ni-63Fe-59

Mn-54Co-60La-140Zn-65Zr-95GB1-131H-3Sr-90Nb-95

Co-58Ba-140

Cs-137Cs-1 34Fe-55Sr-89Cs-137

Ni-63Zr-95H-3Sr-891-131Zn-65Mn-54

Co-58Cs-134

cont .....Result

-0.419-0.1381.180

-0.7362.400

-0.852

-0.533-1.4900.888

-0.1420.2890.042

-1.8100.251

6.2002,460

10.300-0.802

0.340-0.387-0.2680.555

-0.1612.230

0.3631.590

-0.0650.0150.8290.4731.800

-1.9704.180

-0.082-161.000

-0.1220.157

-0.031

-0.9750.065

0.8611.620

-0.541-0.3522.320.0.016

-20.100-0.3960.219

0.434-0.3210.5120.355

2 Sigma0.5762.940

6.8402.9205.580

3.0403.440

13.7803.7400.5982.4800.216

5.3803.240

328.000

3.80026.600

2.4202.7602.4401.0866.3402.340

5.2209.960

34.2004.940

2.0002.5206.8604.3803.9603.8601.790

310.0000.3782.7402.580

19.2602.1602.900

195.8000.5002.160

28.8003.760

302.0000.4801.5123.7402.240

2.2202.360

UnitsPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L



PCI/LPCI/L




PCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

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5S2

DW

SampleName5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW

5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW5S2-01 9/12/2006-DW552-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

5S2-01 10/17/2006-DW5S2-01 10/17/2006-DW5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW5S2-01 10/17/2006-DW

5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

5S2-01 10/17/2006-DW5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW5S2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW

5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW

5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW

5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW

5S2-01 11/14/2006-DW5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW

5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW

5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW

cont .....


9/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/06

9/12/069/12/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

11/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

12/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

12/20/06

12/20/0612/20/06

NUCLIDEFe-59

GBBa-140Co-60La-140Nb-95

Sr-90Fe-55Fe-55Ni-63

Cs-134Ba-140

Cs-137

Co-58Co-601-131

Fe-59La-140Mn-54Nb-95Sr-89Sr-90H-3Zn-65

GBZr-95

La-140

Mn-54Fe-59Ni-63

GBBa-140Cs-134Cs-137Co-58

Co-601-131Fe-55H-3

Nb-95

Zr-95

Sr-89Zn-65

Sr-90Co-58GBBa-140

Cs-137Co-601-131

Fe-59

La-140Mn-54

cont .....Result-0.431

2.200

4.6400.533

-1.4100.8220.146

41.800-8.290

-10.5000.346

-0.6840.671

0.324

0.0890.3352.770

-1.280-0.480-0.493

-0.3000.238

0.000

-0.7402.5500.613

-0.287

-0.5720.769

8.3503.210

-2.350-0.544

-0.403-0.650

0.099-0.047

-33.200-182.000

0.367

1.100-0.7512.0700.026

0.7063.510

-4.790

-0.8660.412

0.303

-0.096-0.021-0.239

2 Sigma3.540

2.04012.480

1.7443.8002.560

0.390115.400172.60042.800

3.26017.180

4.760

2.7004.8801.6045.780

6.6802.3603.1600.2820.322

344.000

5.7803.5604.680

3.640

2.1604.500

38.2001.6749.4402.5402.660

2.3202.560

3.840

109.200366.000

2.380

3.8000.4944.860

0.3142.3802.780

11.700

2.6402.5401.080

5.200

3.5002.560

Units

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


5S2 cont.

5S2 cont .....

DW

SampleName5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW

5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW5S2-01 12/20/2006-DW



12/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

12/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

NUCLIDENb-95

Sr-89Cs-1 34Ni-63Fe-55

Zr-95Zn-65H-3Sr-90


-0.110

-0.245-7.710

-27.600-0.889

0.366-129.000

0.043

2 Sigma2.480

0.4062.740

52.800102.000

4.1604.660

352.0000.306

Units

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


I

6C1

VG

SampleName6C1-01 01/24/2006-VG6C1-01 01/24/2006-VG

6C1-01 01/24/2006-VG6C1-01 4/25/2006-VG6C1-01 4/25/2006-VG

6C1-01 4/25/2006-VG6C1-01 7/24/2006-VG6C1-01 7/24/2006-VG

6C1-01 7/24/2006-VG6C1-01 10/10/2006-VG

6C1-01 10/1 0/2006-VG6C1-01 10/10/2006-VG

DateCollected1/241061/24/061/24/06

4/25/06

4/25/064/25/067/24/067/24/067/24/0610/10/0610/10/0610/10/06

NUCLIDECs-1371-131

Cs-1341-131

Cs-1 34

Cs-137Cs-1341-131

Cs-1 371-131

Cs-1 37Cs-134

Result23.100

-11.200

-7.000-13.000

-1.4303.0707.520

51.700-1.7803.4005.900

-2.860

2 Sigma34.400

105.400

38.20079.000

9.960

8.90037.200

130.20016.58021.80014.30015.640

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

7C I

VG

SampleName7C1-01 01/17/2006-VG7C1-01 01/17/2006-VG7C1-01 01/17/2006-VG7C1-01 02/08/2006-VG7C1-01 02/08/2006-VG7C1-01 02/08/2006-VG7C1-01 03/07/2006-VG

7C1-01 03/07/2006-VG7C1-01 03/07/2006-VG

7C1-01 4/5/2006-VG7C1-01 4/5/2006-VG7C1-01 4/5/2006-VG

7C1-01 5/16/2006-VG7C1-01 5/16/2006-VG7C1-01 5/16/2006-VG7C1-01 6/14/2006-VG7C1-01 6/14/2006-VG7C1-01 6/14/2006-VG

7C1-01 7/11/2006-VG7C1-01 7/11/2006-VG7C1-01 7/11/2006-VG

7C1-01 8/10/2006-VG7C1-01 8/10/2006-VG


1/17/061/17/062/8/062/8/062/8/06

3/7/063/7/06

3/7/064/5/064/5/064/5/06

5/16/065/16/065/16/066/14/066/14/066/14106

7/11/067/11/067/11/068/10/06

8/10/06

NUCLIDE1-131Cs-137Cs-1341-131Cs-137Cs-134Cs-1371-131

Cs-1 34Cs-134Cs-1371-131

1-131

Cs-137Cs-134Cs-1341-131Cs-1371-131Cs-134Cs-137Cs-134

Cs-137

Result0.944

2.080-0.2337.710

-1.3307.110

-3.8904.5105.020

-3.640

6.240-1.7307.110

-2.0700.6542.6402.080

-1.8000.196

-4.330-6.3502.140

-3.430

2 Sigma21.40016.26018.34022.60015.18017.92011.72013.72011.64020.600

24.80028.600

18.28012.16014.66013.92017.52013.480

33.80029.60027.00018.880

15.860

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

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7C1 cont .....

VGSampleName7CI-01 8/10/2006-VG7C1-01 9/5/2006-VG7C 1-01 9/5/2006-VG7CI1-01 915/2006-VG7C1-01 10/1 0/2006-VG7C 1-01 10/1 0/2006-VG7C1-01 10/10/2006-VG7C1-01 1 1/8/2006-VG7C1-01 1 i/812006-VG7C1-01 1 1/8/2006-VG


9/5/069/5/069/5/0610/10/0610/10/06

10/10/0611/8/0611/8/0611/8/06

NUCLIDE1-131

Cs-137Cs-1 341-131

Cs-134

Cs-1371-131Cs-137Cs-1341-131

cont .....Result7.2903.4005.110

-4.610-0.6481.820

-0.0575.6506.0605.940

2 Sigma69.400

16.78018.060

32.8005.500

5.0407.700

15.88018.18019.260

UnitsPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KG


7C2

AV

SampleName7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV

7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV

7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV

7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV7C2-01 01/26/2006-AV7C2-01 4/4/2006-AV

7C2-01 4/4/2006-AV7C2-01 4/4/2006-AV

7C2-01 4/4/2006-AV7C2-01 4/7/2006-AV

7C2-01 4/7/2006-AV7C2-01 4/7/2006-AV7C2-01 4/7/2006-AV7C2-01 7/13/2006-AV

7C2-01 7/13/2006-AV7C2-01 7/13/2006-AV

7C2-01 7/13/2006-AV7C2-01 10/5/2006-AV7C2-01 10/5/2006-AV

7C2-01 10/5/2006-AV7C2-01 10/5/2006-AV

7C2-01 10/1 1/2006-AV

7C2-01 10/1 1/2006-AV7C2-01 10/1 1/2006-AV7C2-01 10/1 1/2006-AV

ch

SampleName7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per(7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per(

7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per(7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Perc

7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per(

7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per(

DateCollected1/26/061/26/06

1/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/06

4/4/064/4/064/4/06

4/4/06

4/7/06

4/7/064/7/064/7/067/13/067/13/067/13/067/13/0610/5/06

10/5/0610/5/06

10/5/06

10/11/0610/11/0610/11/06

10/11/06

DateCollected12/1/0612/1/0612/1/0612/1/0612/1/06

12/1/06

NUCLIDECo-60Cs-1 34

Co-58

Cs-137Cs-134Co-60Co-58Cs-137K-40K-40

Co-60Cs-137

Co-58Cs-134

Co-60

Cs-134Co-58Cs-137Cs-137Co-58Cs-134Co-60Co-60Co-58

Cs-137Cs-134

Cs-1 34

Cs-137Co-58Co-60

NUCLIDEFe-59Mn-54Co-60Co-58Cs-137

Cs-134

Result4.0101.380

-1.8101.890

-1.4004.340

4.6102.300

4,530.00013,400.000

-2.9101.260

1.050

3.350-4.230

3.3900.509

-2.3602.330

-3.220-3.5501.900

-0.3135.400

-1.910-4.860

0.138

4.0801.630

-2.530

Result-22.200

-4.800-1.940-2.740

-15.800

4.580

2 Sigma8.940

10.120

8.680

6.6408.0409.840

10.580

8.440466.000

1,804.000

12.2408.5809.9409.500

12.02010.78013.62010.480

9.240

14.20010.38011.020

27.60025.600

22.20024.800

18.66015.900

20.200

21.200

2 Sigma230.000

66.80065.80079.200

64.800

62.800

UnitsPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KG

IIUI

Ii

I

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7C2 cont.

7C2 cont .....

ch

SampleName

7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per(FH

SampleName7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH

7C2-01 02/24/2006-FH7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 6/9/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FH

7C2-01 8/25/2006-FHfi

SampleName

7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roc

7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roc

7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roc7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roc



2/24/062/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/066/9/066/9/06

6/9/066/9/066/9/06

6/9/066/9/06

6/9/066/9/066/9/066/9/066/9/06

6/9/066/9/068/25/068/25/06

8/25/06

8/25/068/25/068/25/068/25/068/25/068/25/068/25/068/25/068/25/068/25/068/25/06


12/1/0612/1/0612/1/06

NUCLIDEZn-65

NUCLIDECs-134Cs-1 37Mn-54K-40Fe-59

Co-60

Co-58Cs-137Cs-134

Zn-65K-40Mn-54

Fe-59Co-60Co-58Zn-65Co-60Fe-59

Co-60

Co-58Cs-137Cs-134Mn-54

Zn-65Co-58Zn-65Cs-134Cs-137Fe-59Mn-54Mn-54

Co-60Co-58Zn-65Co-60

Cs-134Cs-134Co-58Zn-65Fe-59Cs-1 37

Mn-54Cs-137Fe-59

NUCLIDEFe-59

Zn-65Mn-54Co-60


Result10.800-0.980

-10.200

4,210.000

-73.40018.000

-19.30051.200

1.320

-4.2204,940.000

-8.550-9.0904.3105.310

-72.10014.000

23.600-1.7607.8304.120

18.800

11.300-42.700

1.300-35.000

-8.1406.740

11.80017.700

-11.700-1.080

1.480-14.400

-2.250-8.5503.860

-14.800-63.70037.200

3.22010.400

6.41023.500

2 Sigma Units141.400 PC0/KG

.2 Sigma Units38.400 PCI/KG34.600 PCI/KG

76.400 PC0/KG1,774.000 PC0/KG

185.600 PC0/KG

208.000 PC0/KG

78.600 PC0/KG

103.000 PC0/KG

73.200 PC0/KG

74.200 PC0/KG

1,254.000 PC0/KG

35.200 PC0/KG

84.200 PCI/KG

40.400 PC0/KG

38.000 PC0/KG167.800 PCI/KG

55.600 PC0/KG159.600 PCI/KG

56.400 PC0/KG

61.000 PC0/KG

62.000 PC0/KG

85.000 PC0/KG

62.000 PC0/KG

139.400 PC0/KG

76.200 PC0/KG119.600 PC0/KG

63.400 PC0/KG64.800 PC0/KG

149.600 PC0/KG

56.000 PC0/KG

59.000 PC0/KG

56.000 PC0/KG

54.800 PC0/KG

160.200 PC0/KG

56.400 PC0/KG

64.400 PC0/KG

45.800 PC0/KG

94.400 PC0/KG112.200 PC0/KG125.800 PC0/KG

42.600 PC0/KG

42.000 PC0/KG73.600 PCI/KG

175.000 PC0/KG

Result67.00015.200

-15.60015.500

2 Sigma144.400

95.60041.40049.600

UnitsPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

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7C2

fi

SampleName7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roc

7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roc7C2-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roc

IM

SampleName7C2-01 1/26/2006-IM

7C2-01 1/26/2006-IM7C2-01 1/26/2006-IM

7C2-01 1/26/2006-IM7C2-01 1/26/2006-IM

7C2-01 1/26/2006-IM

7C2-01 1/26/2006-IM

7C2-01 4/4/2006-IM7C2-01 4/4/2006-IM7C2-01 4/4/2006-IM

7C2-01 4/4/2006-IM

7C2-01 4/4/2006-IM7C2-01 4/4/2006-IM7C2-01 4/4/2006-IM7C2-01 10/5/2006-IM

7C2-01 10/5/2006-IM

7C2-01 10/5/2006-IM7C2-01 10/5/2006-IM

7C2-01 10/5/2006-IM7C2-01 10/5/2006-IM7C2-01 10/5/2006-IM

SD

SampleName7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD

7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD

7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD

7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD

7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD

7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD7C2-01 02/24/2006-SD

SW

SampleName7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW

cont .....

DateCollected12/1/0612/1/0612/1/06


1/26/061/26/061/26/06

1/26/061/26/064/4/064/4/064/4/064/4/064/4/064/4/064/4/06

10/5/0610/5/06

10/5/06

10/5/0610/5/0610/5/0610/5/06


2/24/062/24/06

2/24/06

2/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/06

DateCollected1/13/061/13/061/13/061/13/061/13/06

1/13/061/13/061/13/06

1/13/061/13/061/13/061/13/06

NUCLIDECs-1 37

Co-58Cs-1 34

NUCLIDEZn-65Fe-59

Co-60Mn-54Cs-134

Cs-137Co-58Fe-59Co-60Zn-65Mn-54Co-58Cs-137Cs-134

Zn-65Mn-54

Fe-59

Co-60Co-58Cs-137Cs-1 34

NUCLIDETI-208Ra-228Ra-226K-40Pb-214

Pb-212

Cs-137Th-234

Th-228Cs-134Bi-214

NUCLIDEH-3Zn-65Nb-95Zr-95Mn-54

Co-58La-140Fe-591-131

Co-60Cs-137Cs-134


10.00011.600

Result59.00044.300

-17.50016.000

4.28024.200-9.7906.280

0.346-4.510

-8.7703.100

-6.620-14.600-22.900

-6.94021.800

-16.4001.390

-5.860-0.866

Result54.600

185.000313.000

5,910.000

342.000175.000

12.700440.000

175.0003.790

313.000

Result187.000

-1.560-1.7500.259

0.843

0.280

2.950-1.720

2.980-1.4500.1821.830

2 Sigma70.800

44.80041.400

2 Sigma155.800197.600

65.400

70.60077.600

73.40090.000

76.80033.40070.20030.20032.20028.600

34.00097.40043.600

110.600

43.20043.800

43.00038.000

2 Sigma12.940

56.40040.000

392.00039.000

23.00011.960

538.00023.00012.76040.000

2 Sigma500.000

9.9405.0407.760

5.280

4.34022.60010.800

14.7404.3604.3604.620

UnitsPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

Units

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG


Units

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

Units

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/L

IIIi

IIIIIIIIIII£III

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7C2 cont .

7C2 cont .....

SWSampleName7C2-01 01/13/2006-SW7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW

7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW

7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW

7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW

7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW

7C2-01 02/21/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW

7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW

7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW

7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 03/08/2006-SW7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW

7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW

7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW

7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW

7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW7C2-01 4/7/2006-SW7C2-01 5/19/2006-SW

7C2-01 5/19/2006-SW7C2-01 5/19/2006-SW7C2-01 5/19/2006-SW7C2-01 5/19/2006-SW

7C2-01 5/19/2006-SW



2/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/06

2/21/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/063/8/063/8/063/8/06

3/8/063/8/06

3/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/06

3/8/063/8/06

4/7/064/7/064/7/06

4/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/06

4/7/064/7/065/19/06

5/19/06

5/19/065/19/06

5/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/06

NUCLIDEBa-1401-131Mn-54Zr-95Zn-65

H-3Nb-95

La-140Fe-59Co-60Co-58Cs-137Cs-1 34Ba-140K-40

Zn-65La-140Mn-54

Nb-95H-3

Co-60K-40

Cs-137Cs-134Ba-140Co-58Fe-591-131Zr-95

Cs-1 34Ba-140Cs-137

Co-60Co-58Mn-54Nb-95H-3La-140Fe-591-131

Zn-65Zr-95H-3

Zn-65

Zr-95Nb-95

Mn-54La-140Fe-591-131

Co-60Co-58Cs-137

cont .....Result-6.2201.480

0.430-0.822

-2.13060.700

0.7970.3320.958

-0.6041.200

0.5050.4190.520

364.0000.6860.313

-0.154

1.36061.600-0.890

369.0000.1300.7078.1200.010

-0.4342.740

-1.1901.530

-4,940-0.326

0.4271.290

-0.115

-0.329-104.000

-0.599-0.5560.887

-2.9700.540

-121.0000.1402.570

1.760-0.525-1.0103.030

-0.1361.4300.7260.661

2 Sigma Units24.000 PCI/L

3.5002.8404.640

6.460538.000

2.6603.6605.8002.9402.5802.8002.920

10.40093.8005.6806.0602.740

3.640546.000

3.000103.600

2.7804.060

19.8002.7406.4008.5405.380

3.14017.7203.360

7.2603.440

3.3003.860

372.0006.6207.4008.0607.7805.900

388.0007.020

5.7604.0803.260

6.92013.4807.680

5.0003.6002.980

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/L



PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

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7C2 cant.....

7C2 cont .....

SW

SampleName7C2-01 9/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 9/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 9/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 9/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 9/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 9/13/2006-SW7C2-01 9/13/2006-SW

7C2-01 9/13/2006-SW7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW


7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW

7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW

7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW

7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW7C2-01 10/1 1/2006-SW

7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW7C2-01 10/11/2006-SW


7C2-01 11/2/2006-SW7C2-01 11/2/2006-SW

7C2-01 11/2/2006-SW7C2-01 11/2/2006-SW

7C2-01 11/2/2006-SW


7C2-01 11/2/2006-SW7C2-01 12/4/2006-SW


7C2-01 12/4/2006-SW7C2-01 12/4/2006-SW7C2-01 12/4/2006-SW


9/13/069/13/06

9/13/069/13/06

9/13/069/13/06

9/13/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/06

10/11/0610/11/06

10/11/06

10/11/0610/11/06

10/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0611/2/06

11/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/06

11/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/06

11/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/06

11/2/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

NUCLIDEMn-54

Nb-95H-3

Zr-95Cs-137

Cs-134Fe-59Ba-140Zr-95Zn-65H-3Sr-90Sr-89Nb-95Mn-54

Ni-63Fe-55

La-140

Fe-591-131

Co-60Co-58Cs-137Cs-134Ba-140GBCo-58

1-131Co-60Sr-89Mn-54La-140

Fe-59Nb-95Cs-1 37Cs-134Ba-140GBSr-90

Ni-63Fe-55Zr-95

Zn-65H-3

Zr-95Co-601-131Fe-59GB

Cs-134H-3La-140Mn-54


1.01030.200

2.0700.138

1.190

2.8301.2100.552

-3.77025.900

0.670

-6.550-0.4011.380

-3.460-18.000

-0.145-0.386-2.1800.636

-0.282

-1.2000.840

-2.420259M000

0.4750.332

0.775-0.678

0.036

-1.2801.5800.5050.407

0.8813.700

221.000-0.544

10.900

-0.2591.480

-1.280-182.000

0.349-0.745-0.329

1.930201.000

0,311-76,000

-0.773-0,179

2 Sigma3.0604.120

306.0005.560

3.1403.420

7.58020.600

6.1608.900

334.0005.1006.5003.560

3.10047.200

130.800

5.440

6.0206.160

3.1402.9803.0203.360

15.080103.800

1.956

3.3202.1009.2402.0203.380

4.0802.1001.7883.0009.820

148.8006.060

28.200244.000

5.2004.340

366.000

4.4202.7203.100

4.940152.200

2.620342.000

3.7802.220

Units


PCI/LPCI/L



PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L



PCI/LPCI/L


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0.014 PCI/M3

0.027 PCI/M3

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7D1 cont .....

AC

SampleName

7D1-01 10/8/2006-AC7D1-01 10/15/2006-AC7D1-01 10/22/2006-AC7D1-01 10/28/2006-AC

7D1-01 11/4/2006-AC

7D1-01 11/12/2006-AC7D1-01 11/19/2006-AC

7D1-01 11/25/2006-AC7D1-01 12/2/2006-AC7D1-01 12/9/2006-AC7D1-01 12/16/2006-AC

7D1-01 12/24/2006-ACAP

DateCollected10/8/0610/15/0610/22/0610/28/0611/4/0611/12/0611/19/0611/25/0612/2/0612/9/0612/16/06

12/24/06

NUCLIDE1-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-131

cont .....Result

-0.002-0.0010.0010.000

-0.004-0.0020.0030.003

-0.0030.004

-0.006

0.003

2 Sigma0.0090.0260.010

0.0130.0220.0130.0110.0110.0200.014

0.011

0.011

Units



PCI/M3

SampleName7D1-01 01/04/2006-AP

7D1-01 01/04/2006-AP7D1-01 01/04/2006-AP7D1-01 01/07/2006-AP

7D1-01 01/14/2006-AP7D1-01 01/21/2006-AP

7D1-01 01/29/2006-AP7D1-01 02/04/2006-AP7D1-01 02/11/2006-AP7D1-01 02/18/2006-AP

7D1-01 02/25/2006-AP7D1-01 03/04/2006-AP7D1-01 03/11/2006-AP7D1-01 03/18/2006-AP7D1-01 03/25/2006-AP7D1-01 4/1/2006-AP7D1-01 4/1/2006-AP7D1-01 4/1/2006-AP7D1-01 4/8/2006-AP

7D1-01 4/15/2006-AP7D1-01 4/22/2006-AP7D1-01 4/29/2006-AP

7D1-01 5/6/2006-AP

7D1-01 5/13/2006-AP7D1-01 5/21/2006-AP

7D1-01 5/28/2006-AP7D1-01 6/4/2006-AP7D1-01 6/10/2006-AP7D1-01 6/17/2006-AP7D1-01 6/24/2006-AP7D1-01 711/2006-AP7D1-01 7/1/2006-AP7D1-01 7/1/2006-AP7D1-01 7/8/2006-AP

7D1-01 7/15/2006-AP

7D1-01 7/23/2006-AP

7D1-01 7/30/2006-AP7D1-01 8/6/2006-AP7D1-01 8/12/2006-AP

DateCollected1/4/06

1/4/061/4/061/7/061/14/061/21/061/29/062/4/06

2/11/062/18/062/25/063/4/063/11/06

3/18/063/25/064/1/064/1/064/1/064/8/064/15/06

4/22/064/29/06

5/6/065/13/065/21/06

5/28/066/4/066/10/066/17/066/24/067/1/067/1/067/1/06

7/8/067/15/067/23/06

7/30/068/6/06

8/12/06

NUCLIDEGB

Cs-134Cs-137GBGBGBGB

GB

GBGB

GBGBGB

GBGBGBCs-134Cs-137GBGBGBGB

GBGB

GBGBGBGBGBGBCs-134GBCs-137GBGB

GBGBGB

GB

Result0.014

0.0000.0000.0270.0220.0280.0210.0230.0560.015

0.058

0.0080.013

0.0090.0140.0110.0000.0000.0100.0060.0150.016

0.044

0.0650.007

0.0170.0120.0360.0480.0200.0000.0060.0000.000

0.0280.0090.0100.009

0.012

2 Sicma0.0080.0000.0000.0100.0090.0100.0090.041

0.0400.040

0.040

0.0360.0370.0420.0350.0420.0010.0010.0440.0410.0370.0400.043

0.0340.057

0.0510.0460.0350.0390.044

0.0010.0470.0010.045

0.0360.0340.0340.040

0.038

UnitsPCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3




PCI/M3

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7D1

AP

SampleName

7D1-01 8/19/2006-AP7D1-01 8/26/2006-AP7D1-01 9/2/2006-AP7D1-01 9/9/2006-AP

7D1-01 9/17/2006-AP7D1-01 9/24/2006-AP7D1-01 10/1/2006-AP

7D1-01 10/1/2006-AP7D1-01 10/1/2006-AP

7D1-01 10/8/2006-AP7D1-01 10/15/2006-AP

7D1-01 10/22/2006-AP

7D1-01 10/28/2006-AP7D1-01 11/4/2006-AP7D1-01 11/12/2006-AP7D1-01 11/19/2006-AP7D1-01 11/25/2006-AP

7D1-01 12/2/2006-AP7D1-01 12/9/2006-AP7D 1-01 12/16/2006-AP

7D1-01 12/24/2006-AP

cont .....

DateCollected8/19/068/26/069/2/06

9/9/069/17/069/24/0610/1/0610/1/06

10/1/0610/8/06

10/15/06

10/22/0610/28/06

11/4/0611/12/0611/19/0611/25/0612/2/0612/9/0612/16/06

12/24/06

NUCLIDEGB

GBGBGB

GBGBGBCs-134

Cs-137GB

GB

GBGB

GBGBGBGBGBGBGB

GB

cont .....Result

0.0180.0160.0210.011

0.0190.0250.0340.000

0.0000.036

0.057

0.0560.0480.0250.0140.046

0.0150.0460.0360.022

0.034


0.034 PCI/M30.038 PCI/M30.034 PCI/M3

0.039 PCI/M30.035 PCI/M30.036 PCI/M30.001 PCI/M30.000 PCI/M30.034 PCI/M3

0.036 PCI/M3

0.036 PCI/M3

0.035 PCI/M30.037 PCI/M30.033 PCI/M30.033 PCI/M30.034 PCI/M30.036 PCI/M30.035 PCI/M30.033 PCI/M30.035 PCI/M3

IIIIIIII

7D3

FH

SampleName7D3-01 01/26/2006-FH7D3-01 01/26/2006-FH

7D3-01 01/26/2006-FH7D3-01 01/26/2006-FH7D3-01 01/26/2006-FH7D3-01 01/26/2006-FH7D3-01 01/26/2006-FH7D3-01 01/26/2006-FH

7D3-01 8/29/2006-FH

7D3-01 8/29/2006-FH

7D3-01 8/29/2006-FH7D3-01 8/29/2006-FH7D3-01 8/29/2006-FH7D3-01 8/29/2006-FH7D3-01 8/29/2006-FH

I


1/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/06

1/26/061/26/06

8/29/06

8/29/068/29/068/29/068/29/06

8/29/068/29/06

NUCLIDEZn-65

K-40Mn-54Fe-59

Co-60Co-58

Cs-137Cs-134

Cs-134Cs-137Zn-65

Co-58Co-60

Fe-59Mn-54

Result45.200

4,580.000-6.4909.620

18.600-8.68019.10020.500

4.090

18.400-16.700

16.30018.400

-21.400

-8.260

2 Sigma96.200

1,722.00037.80095.40039.80046.200

40.80044.800

67.80070.800

156.00072.60075.600

169.80063.200

Units


PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

IIiIIII£III

7G I

VGSampleName7G1-01 01/17/2006-VG

7G1-01 01/17/2006-VG7G1-01 01/17/2006-VG

7G1-01 02/08/2006-VG

7G1-01 02/08/2006-VG7G1-01 02/08/2006-VG7G1-01 03/07/2006-VG

7G1-01 03/07/2006-VG


1/17/061/17/06

2/8/06

2/8/06

2/8/063/7/06

3/7/06

NUCLIDE1-131

Cs-137

Cs-1 341-131

Cs-134

Cs-137Cs-137Cs-134

Result-13.800

-7.8401.220

-0.798

2.1900.1110.8035.100

2 Sigma20.60017.60019.940

22.80013.020

11.46010.360

11.760

UnitsPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG


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7G1 cont .....

VG

SampleName

7G1-01 03/07/2006-VG7G1-01 4/5/2006-VG7G1-01 4/5/2006-VG7G1-01 4/5/2006-VG7G 1-01 5/16/2006-VG7G1-01 5/16/2006-VG7G1-01 5/16/2006-VG7G1-01 6/14/2006-VG

7G1-01 6/14/2006-VG7G1-01 6/14/2006-VG7G1-01 7/11/2006-VG

7G1-01 7/11/2006-VG

7G1-01 7/11/2006-VG7G1-01 8/10/2006-VG7G1-01 8/10/2006-VG7G1-01 8/10/2006-VG7G1-01 9/5/2006-VG7G1-01 9/5/2006-VG7G1-01 9/5/2006-VG7G 1-01 10/1 0/2006-VG7G1-01 10/10/2006-VG7G1-01 10/1 0/2006-VG7G1-01 11/8/2006-VG

7G1-01 11/8/2006-VG7G1-01 11/8/2006-VG7G1-01 12/1/2006-VG7G1-01 12/1/2006-VG7G1-01 12/1/2006-VG

DateCollected3/7/064/5/064/5/064/5/065/16/065/16/065/16/066/14/06

6/14/066/14/067/11/06

7/11/067/11/06

8/10/068/10/068/10/069/5/069/5/069/5/0610/10/0610/10/06

10/10/06

11/8/0611/8/0611/8/06

12/1/0612/1/06

12/1/06

NUCLIDE1-131Cs-1 34Cs-1371-131

Cs-1 371-131

Cs-1341-131

Cs-1 37Cs-1 341-131

Cs-137Cs-1 341-131Cs-137Cs-134Cs-1341-131Cs-137Cs-134Cs-1 371-131

Cs-134

Cs-1371-131

Cs-1 34Cs-1371-131

cont .....Result1.5501.4306.5808.8101.010

-1.060

1.8409.9403.4101.5401.330

2.990-6.830-0.4163.1500.0364.4608.340

-0.7602.5902.320

-1.930-1.610-0.526

-4.5400.243

3.3407.290

2 Sigma18.42030.20025.00027.800

9.84014.220

10.00022.600

14.96016.90018.300

17.10017.52039.400

9.0209.8809.320

19.7009.9809.0408.200

11.740

7.6807.4008.800

12.38013.080

23.400

Units


PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG


PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG


8S1

AC

SampleName8S1-01 01/07/2006-AC

DateCollected1/7/06

NUCLIDE1-131

Result 2 Sigma0.013

Units

0.005 PCI/M3

8S1-01 01/14/2006-AC

8S1-01 01/21/2006-AC

8S1-01 01/29/2006-AC8S1-01 02/04/2006-AC8S1-01 02/11/2006-AC8S1-01 02/18/2006-AC

8S1-01 02/25/2006-AC8S1-01 03/04/2006-AC8S1-01 03/11/2006-AC8S1-01 03/18/2006-AC

8S1-01 03/25/2006-AC8S1-01 4/1/2006-AC8S1-01 4/8/2006-AC

8S1-01 4/15/2006-AC8S1-01 4/22/2006-AC8S1-01 4/29/2006-AC

8S1-01 5/6/2006-AC

8S1-01 5/13/2006-AC8S1-01 5/21/2006-AC

1/14/061/21/06

1/29/06

2/4/062/11/062/18/06

2/25/06

3/4/063/11/06

3/18/06

3/25/064/1/064/8/06

4/15/06

4/22/064/29/065/6/06

5/13/065/21/06

1-1311-131

1-131

1-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-1311-131

-0.0050.001

0.002-0.0020.0000.000

-0.0020.001

-0.0010.000

-0.0050.008

-0.005

-0.0020.000

0.003-0.006-0.0040.000

0.0140.016

0.014

0.0150.0110.010

0.0100.0160.019

0.0120.0180.0270.020

0.024

0.0140.0110.017

0.0160.009

PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

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8S1

AC

SampleName

8S1-01 5/28/2006-AC8S1-01 6/4/2006-AC8S1-01 6/10/2006-AC

8S1-01 6/17/2006-AC

8S1-01 6/24/2006-AC8S1-01 7/1/2006-AC8S1-01 7/8/2006-AC

8S1-01 7/15/2006-AC8S1-01 7/23/2006-AC

8S1-01 7/30/2006-AC8S1-01 8/6/2006-AC

8S1-01 8/12/2006-AC

8S1-01 8/19/2006-AC8S1-01 8/26/2006-AC

8S1-01 9/2/2006-AC8S1-01 9/9/2006-AC8S1-01 9/17/2006-AC8S1-01 9/24/2006-AC

8S1-01 10/1/2006-AC8S1-01 10/8/2006-AC

8S1-01 10/15/2006-AC

8S1-01 10/22/2006-AC

8S1-01 10/28/2006-AC

8S1-01 11/4/2006-AC

8S1-01 11/11/2006-AC

8S1-01 11/19/2006-AC8S1-01 11/25/2006-AC8S1-01 12/2/2006-AC

8S1-01 12/9/2006-AC

8S 1-01 12/16/2006-AC

8S1-01 12/23/2006-ACAP

SampleName

8S1-01 01/04/2006-AP

8S1-01 01/04/2006-AP

8S1-01 01/04/2006-AP

8S1-01 01/14/2006-AP8S1-01 01/21/2006-AP8S1-01 01/29/2006-AP8S1-01 02/04/2006-AP

8S1-01 02/11/2006-AP8S1-01 02/18/2006-AP

8S1-01 02/25/2006-AP

8S1-01 03/04/2006-AP

8S1-01 03/11/2006-AP8S1-01 03/18/2006-AP

8S1-01 03/25/2006-AP

8S1-01 4/1/2006-AP

8S1-01 4/1/2006-AP

8S1-01 4/1/2006-AP

8S1-01 4/8/2006-AP

8S1-01 4/15/2006-AP8S1-01 4/22/2006-AP

cont .....

DateCollected5/28/066/4/066/10/066/17/066/24/067/1/06

7/8/067/15/06

7/23/067/30/06

8/6/068/12/068/19/06

8/26/069/21069/9/069/17/06

9/24/0610/1/0610/8/06

10/15/0610/22/06

10/28/0611/4/0611/11/06

11/19/0611/25/0612/2/0612/9/06

12/16/0612/23/06

DateCollected1/4/06

1/4/061(4/06

1/14/061/21/061/29/062/4/062/11/062/18/062/25/063/4/063/11/063/18/06

3/25/064/1/064/1/064/1/06

4/8/064/15/064/22/06

NUCLIDE1-131

1-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-131

NUCLIDEGBCs-134

Cs-137

GBGBGBGBGBGBGB

GBGBGB

GB

GB

Cs-137Cs-134

GBGBGB

cont .....Result-0.0010.0090.003

-0.002-0.001-0.001

-0.0050.008

-0.004

0.004-0.0060.0020.0000.004

-0.0050.000

-0.0010.002

-0.0090.004

-0.004

0.001-0.0010.008

0.0000.001

0.0010.000

-0.002

0.001-0.001

Result0.025

0.0000.000

0.0310.0260.0220.0200.0570.0130.045

0.0140.0090.004

0.0150.0010.000

0.0000.0060.0130.015


0.018 PCI/M30.013 PCI/M3

0.008 PCI/M30.020 PCI/M3

0.009 PCI/M3

0.010 PCI/M3

0.041 PCI/M3

0.017 PCI/M3

0.015 PCI/M3

0.018 PCI/M3

0.011 PCI/M3

0.013 PCI/M3

0.016 PCI/M30.023 PCI/M3

0.025 PCI/M3

0.024 PCI/M30.019 PCI/M3

0.032 PCI/M30.015 PCI/M3

0.023 PCI/M3

0.009 PCI/M3

0.016 PCI/M30.017 PCI/M30.009 PCI/M3

0.015 PCI/M3

0.018 PCI/M30.000 PCI/M30.009 PCI/M3

0.014 PCI/M3

0.014 PCI/M3


0.001 PCI/M3

0.001 PCI/M3

0.011 PCI/M3

0.010 PCI/M3

0.009 PCI/M3

0.041 PCI/M30.040 PCI/M3

0.040 PCI/M30.040 PCI/M3

0.036 PCI/M30.036 PCI/M3

0.041 PCI/M3

0.036 PCI/M3

0.042 PCI/M30.001 PCI/M3

0.001 PCI/M3

0.043 PCI/M30.041 PCI/M3

0.037 PCI/M3

1;

II!IiIi£IIIIUIIIII,

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8S1 cont.

8S1 cont .....

AP

SampleName8S1-01 4/29/2006-AP8S1-01 5/6/2006-AP8S1-01 5/13/2006-AP8S1-01 5/21/2006-AP

8S1-01 5/28/2006-AP8S1-01 6/4/2006-AP8S1-01 6/10/2006-AP8S1-01 6/17/2006-AP8S1-01 6/24/2006-AP8S1-01 7/1/2006-AP

8S1-01 7/1/2006-AP8S1-01 7/1/2006-AP

8S1-01 7/8/2006-AP8S1-01 7/15/2006-AP8S1-01 7/23/2006-AP8S1-01 7/30/2006-AP8S1-01 8/6/2006-AP8S1-01 8/12/2006-AP8S1-01 8/19/2006-AP

8S1-01 8/26/2006-AP8S1-01 9/2/2006-AP8S1-01 9/9/2006-AP8S1-01 9/17/2006-AP

8S1-01 9/24/2006-AP8S1-01 10/1/2006-AP8S1-01 10/1/2006-AP


8S1-01 11/4/2006-AP8S1-01 11/11/2006-AP8S1-01 11/19/2006-AP

8S1-01 11/25/2006-AP

8S1-01 12/2/2006-AP8S1-01 12/9/2006-AP8S1-01 12/16/2006-AP8S1-01 12/23/2006-AP


5/6/065/13/06

5/21/065/28/066/4/066/10/066/17/066/24/06

7/1/067/1/067/1/06

7/8/067/15/067/23/06

7/30/068/6/068/12/068/19/068/26/069/2/069/9/06

9/17/06

9/24/0610/1/0610/1/0610/1/06

10/8/0610/15/0610/22/0610/28/0611/4/0611/11/0611/19/06

11/25/0612/2/06

12/9/0612/16/0612/23/06

NUCLIDEGB

GBGBGBGB

GBGBGBGBGBCs-137Cs-134GB

GBGBGBGBGBGBGBGBGB

GBGBCs-1 34Cs-137GB

GBGBGBGB

GBGBGBGBGB

GBGBGB

cont .....Result0.0160.0330.0220.0260.0270.0220.0610.0300.052

-0.0030.000

0.000-0.0020.0190.0080.0110.0110.0140.0230.021

0.0180.0140.013

0.0240.0000.0000.033

0.0420.0450.0550.0500.0230.013

0.0330.013

0.0470.0280.0230.036

2 Sigma0.0380.0410.0320.0570.0490.0470.0360.0390.0440.046

0.0000.0000.0450.0360.0350.0340.0380.0380.0350.0340.0370.034

0.0380.0350.001

0.0000.036

0.0360.0350.0360.0360.038

0.0330.036

0.0340.036

0.031

0.0340.035

Units

PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3




8S2

ACSampleName8S2-01 01/07/2006-AC8S2-01 01/14/2006-AC8S2-01 01/21/2006-AC

8S2-01 01/29/2006-AC8S2-01 02/04/2006-AC8S2-01 02/11/2006-AC

8S2-01 02/18/2006-AC

8S2-01 02/25/2006-AC

8S2-01 03/04/2006-AC

DateCollected1/7/061/14/061/21/06

1/29/06

2/4/062/11/06

2/18/06

2/25/063/4/06

NUCLIDE1-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-131

1-131

1-1311-131

Result-0.0080.0030.000

-0.004

-0.0020.0050.0010.0020.000

2 Sigma0.0210.0250.022

0.015

0.0150.0210.011

0.0110.013

Units

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

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IIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIiIIPrinted: 04/09/2007 Page 28 of 67

8S2 cont.

8S2 cont .....

AP

SampleName

8S2-01 02/11/2006-AP8S2-01 02/18/2006-AP

8S2-01 02/25/2006-AP8S2-01 03/04/2006-AP8S2-01 03/11/2006-AP

8S2-01 03/18/2006-AP8S2-01 03/25/2006-AP

8S2-01 4/1/2006-AP8S2-01 4/1/2006-AP8S2-01 4/1/2006-AP8S2-01 4/8/2006-AP

8S2-01 4/15/2006-AP

8S2-01 4/22/2006-AP8S2-01 4/29/2006-AP8S2-01 5/6/2006-AP8S2-01 5/13/2006-AP8S2-01 5/21/2006-AP8S2-01 5/28/2006-AP8S2-01 6/4/2006-AP8S2-01 6/10/2006-AP

8S2-01 6/17/2006-AP8S2-01 6/24/2006-AP8S2-01 7/1/2006-AP

8S2-01 7/1/2006-AP8S2-01 7/1/2006-AP8S2-01 7/8/2006-AP


8S2-01 8/19/2006-AP8S2-01 8/26/2006-AP8S2-01 9/2/2006-AP

8S2-01 9/9/2006-AP8S2-01 9/17/2006-AP


8S2-01 10/15/2006-AP8S2-01 10/22/2006-AP

8S2-01 10/28/2006-AP8S2-01 11/4/2006-AP

8S2-01 11/1 1/2006-AP

8S2-01 11/19/2006-AP8S2-01 11/25/2006-AP

8S2-01 12/2/2006-AP8S2-01 12/9/2006-AP

8S2-01 12/16/2006-AP8S2-01 12/23/2006-AP

DateCollected2/11/062/18/062/25/063/4/063/11/063/18/06

3/25/064/1/064/1/064/1/064/8/06

4/15/064/22/064/29/065/6/065/13/065/21/065/28/06

6/4/066/10/06

6/17/066/24/067/1/067/1/067/1/06

7/8/067/15/06

7/23/067/30/068/6/068/12/068/19/068/26/069/2/06

9/9/069/17/069/24/0610/1/06

10/1/0610/1/0610/8/0610/15/0610/22/0610/28/0611/4/06

11/11/0611/19/0611/25/06

12/2/06

12/9/0612/16/06

12/23/06

NUCLIDEGBGBGBGBGB

GBGBCs-1 37Cs-1 34GBGB

GBGBGBGBGBGBGBGBGB

GBGBGB

Cs-1 34Cs-1 37GBGBGBGBGBGBGBGBGB

GBGBGB

Cs-1 34Cs-1 37GBGBGBGBGBGBGBGB

GB

GBGBGBGB


0.0150.0560.0140.0140.0060.0150.000

0.0000.0060.0040.007

0.0200.0190.0370.0350.0030.0080.022

0.0390.045

0.0370.0140.0000.0000.004

0.0240.009

0.0060.0130.0150.0270.0180.020

0.0160.0180.024

0.0000.000

0.0400.0390.050

0.0560.0540.0290.0180.0420U0170.0540.0460.0200.044

2 Sigma0.040

0.0410.0420.0380.0400.042

0.0350.0010.0010.0410.041

0.0420.037

0.0360.0400.0330.059

0.0500.0470.036

0.0390.0450.047

0.0010.0010.0460.0360.0350.0350.0400.0390.036

0.0340.038

0.0340.0400.036

0.0010.0000.0360.0340.0360.0370.0360.0380.034

0.0340.035

0.0380.0370.0320.037

Units

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3


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ATA

GW

SampleNameATA-01 6/30/2006-GWATA-01 6/30/2006-GWATA-01 6/30/2006-GW

ATA-01 6/30/2006-GW

ATA-01 6/30/2006-GW

ATA-01 6/30/2006-GWATA-01 6/30/2006-GW

ATA-01 6/30/2006-GW

ATA-01 6/30/2006-GW

ATA-01 6/30/2006-GWATA-01 6/30/2006-GWATA-01 6/30/2006-GW

ATA-01 6/30/2006-GWATA-01 6/30/2006-GW

ATA-01 6/30/2006-GWATA-01 6/30/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GW

ATA-01 7/14/2006-GW

ATA-01 7/14/2006-GW

ATA-01 7/14/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GW

ATA-01 7/14/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GW

ATA-01 7/14/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GWATA-01 7/14/2006-GW

ATA-01 7/14/2006-GW

DateCollected6/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/067/14/067/14/06

7/14/067/14/06

7/14/067/14/067/14/06

7/14/067/14/067/14/067/14/067/14/067/14/06

7/14/067/14/067/14/06

NUCLIDECs-134

Cs-1 37Co-60Co-581-131

GBSr-89Sr-90

H-3La-140

Zr-95Fe-59Mn-54Ba-140Nb-95Zn-65

GBBa-140Cs-134Cs-137

Co-58Fe-59

Co-60

Zr-95La-140Mn-54Nb-95

Sr-89Sr-90H-3Zn-651-131

Result1.870

-0.886-0.286-1.060-1.220

-0.0460.030

-0.054

-39.600

-3.460-1.4800.6871.030

-1.0801.8401.380

0.8062.5201.200

0.217

-0.497

1.0501.030

-1.4602.820

-0.101-1.490-0.3490.062

61.0002.180

-1.500

2 Sigma3.3603.5403.520

3.68012.120

3.140

1.1240.276

368.0009.980

6.2607.6403.240

22.2003.9807.6003.240

18.300

3.0402.940

3.080

6.6604.280

5.52012.960

2.6803.400

0.9140.252

384.0003.760

8.580

UnitsPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

I

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

AVA

SD

SampleName

AVA-01 6/30/2006-SDAVA-01 6/30/2006-SDAVA-01 6/30/2006-SD

AVA-01 6/30/2006-SDSL

SampleNameAVA-01 9/1/2006-SL

AVA-01 9/1/2006-SLAVA-01 9/i/2006-SLAVA-01 9/i/2006-SL

AVA-01 9/1/2006-SLAVA-01 9/1/2006-SLAVA-01 9/1/2006-SLAVA-01 9/1/2006-SL

AVA-01 9/1/2006-SL

DateCollected6/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/06


9/1/069/1/06

9/1/069/1/069/1/069/1/06

9/1/06

NUCLIDECs-134Sr-90

Cs-137Sr-89

NUCLIDESr-90

Sr-89Ni-63

Fe-55TI-208

Cs-134Ra-226

Th-228Cs-137

Result-7.5500.159

17.600-0.925

Result-0.741

-1.4500.188

-13.300

80.40010.400

278.000224.000

8.800

2 Sigma71.800

0.36660.600

1.538

2 Sigma0.888

1.2762.920

23.800

37.80021.80072.20043.000

23.000

UnitsPCI/KG

PCI/GPCI/KG

PCI/G

Units

PCI/G

PCI/GPCI/GPCI/G


PCI/KG

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BCM

MT


BCM-01 7/14/2006-MT 7/14/06 Sr-89 0.249 2.300 PCI/G

BCM-01 7/14/2006-MT 7/14/06 Sr-90 -0.053 0.470 PCI/G

BCM-01 7/14/2006-MT 7/14/06 1-131 -14.200 112.200 PCI/KG

BCM-01 7/14/2006-MT 7/14/06 Cs-137 15.800 183.400 PCI/KG

BCM-01 7/14/2006-MT 7/14/06 Cs-134 -1.030 43.000 PCI/KG

BGM

MT


BGM-01 5/10/2006-MT 5/10/06 Cs-137 8.970 28.200 PCI/KG

BGM-01 5/10/2006-MT 5/10/06 Cs-134 3.200 30.600 PCI/KG

BGM-01 5/10/2006-MT 5/10/06 1-131 25.400 58.400 PCI/KG

BSM

MT


BSM-01 5/10/2006-MT 5/10/06 Cs-137 1.860 25.200 PCI/KG

BSM-01 5/10/2006-MT 5/10/06 1-131 29.200 64.000 PCI/KG

BSM-01 5/10/2006-MT 5/10/06 Cs-134 11.900 41.200 PCI/KG

CBA

SD


CBA-01 6/30/2006-SD 6/30/06 Sr-90 -0.164 0.394 PCI/G

CBA-01 6/30/2006-SD 6/30/06 Sr-89 -0.199 1.648 PCI/G

CBA-01 6/30/2006-SD 6/30/06 Cs-1 37 16.300 70.200 PCI/KG

CBA-01 6/30/2006-SD 6/30/06 Cs-134 1.880 41.600 PCI/KG

CBA-01 6/30/2006-SD 6/30/06 Cs-134 16.500 41.600 PCI/KG

CBA-01 6/30/2006-SD 6/30/06 Sr-90 -0.355 0.374 PCI/G

CBA-01 6/30/2006-SD 6/30/06 Sr-89 -0.752 1.238 PCI/G

CBA-01 6/30/2006-SD 6/30/06 Cs-1 37 19.400 41.000 PCI/KGSL


CBA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 Fe-55 1.930 27.800 PCI/G

CBA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 Sr-89 -4.110 1.342 PCI/G

CBA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 Sr-90 0.310 0.702 PCI/G

CBA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 Sr-90 -0.922 0.958 PCI/G

CBA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 Fe-55 -11.600 23.400 PCI/G

CBA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 Sr-89 -1.340 1.554 PCI/G

CBA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 Ni-63 0.341 2.940 PCI/G

CBA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 Ni-63 0.799 3.020 PCI/G

CCK

GW


CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW 6/30/06 La-140 1.730 7.000 PCI/L

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW 6/30/06 Mn-54 0.568 3.520 PCI/L

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW 6/30/06 Nb-95 0.802 4.740 PCI/L

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW 6/30/06 Sr-89 -0.839 1.108 PCI/L

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW 6/30/06 GB 2.060 3.260 PCI/L

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW 6/30/06 Ba-140 0.873 23.200 PCI/L

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CCK

GW

SampleNameCCK-01 6/30/2006-GWCCK-01 6/30/2006-GWCCK-01 6/30/2006-GW

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW

CCK-01 6/30/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GWCCK-01 7114/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GWCCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GWCCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GWCCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

CCK-01 7/14/2006-GW

cont .....

DateCollected6/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/06

6/30/066/30/06

6/30/06

6/30/06

6/30/066/30/067/14/067/14/067/14/067/14/067/14/067/14/067/14/06

7/14/067/14/06

7/14/06

7/14/067/14/06

7/14/067/141067/14/06

7/14/06

NUCLIDEFe-591-131Cs-134Co-60

Co-58Cs-137Sr-90

Zr-95

Zn-65H-3

Co-60Mn-54Sr-89Fe-59Zn-65Co-58Cs-137Cs-134

La-140H-3

1-131Zr-95

Nb-95Sr-90Ba-140

GB

cont .....Result2.5904.4800.172

-0.660-0.072-0.560-0.4032.2501.040

-123.0000.975

-1.470-0.1512.110

-1.6000.2350.7940.0222.830

57.5002.0802.0700.1360.0570.3665.900

2 Sigma8.480

11.6203.5003.700

4.0203.5800.304

6.7407.320

360.0002.260

2.9601.080

6.2606.1802.8802.6002.520

12.780

386.000

8.6804.5003.160

0.24416.8803.660


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

IIIIIIIIIIIiIII£III

CYA

SD

SampleName

CYA-01 6/30/2006-SD

CYA-01 6/30/2006-SD

CYA-01 6/30/2006-SD

CYA-01 6/30/2006-SDSL

SampleName

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SLCYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SLCYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL


6/30/066/30/06


9/1/069/1/069/1/069/1/06

9/1/069/1/06

9/1/069/1/069/1/06

9/1/069/1/069/1/069/1/069/1/06

NUCLIDECs-134Sr-89

Cs-1 37Sr-90

NUCLIDESr-90Fe-55

Cs-134Cs-137Ra-226Th-228

Cs-134Sr-89

TI-208Th-228

Ra-226Ni-63

Cs-1 34Cs-137Cs-137Ra-226

Result-8.480-0.558

14.800-0.135

Result-0.277

-2.1707.3909.290

341.000

205.000

8.620-1.610

117.000

362.000195.000

0.500

8.2208.0806.830

304.000

2 Sigma39.000

1.30067.000

0.340

2 Sigma1.064

27.60023.40017.76084.40047.800

26.8001.276

31.600

51.200

64.0002.980

23.00016.94030.20085.600

UnitsPCI/KGPCI/GPCI/KGPCI/G

Units

PCI/GPCI/GPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/GPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/G


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CYA cont .....

SL cont .....SampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma Units

CYA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 TI-208 117.000 38.400 PCI/KGCYA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 TI-208 75.800 33.800 PCI/KGCYA-01 9/1/2006-SL 9/1/06 Th-228 323.000 66.200 PCI/KG

DCM

AV

SampleNameDCM-01 01/26/2006-AV

DCM-01 01/26/2006-AVDCM-01 01/26/2006-AV

DCM-01 01/26/2006-AVDCM-01 01/26/2006-AVDCM-01 01/26/2006-AVDCM-01 01/26/2006-AVDCM-01 01/26/2006-AVDCM-01 01/26/2006-AVDCM-01 01/26/2006-AVDCM-01 01/26/2006-AV

DCM-01 4/4/2006-AVDCM-01 4/4/2006-AV

DCM-01 4/4/2006-AVDCM-01 4/4/2006-AVDCM-01 4/7/2006-AVDCM-01 4/7/2006-AVDCM-01 4/7/2006-AVDCM-01 4/7/2006-AVDCM-01 7/13/2006-AV

DCM-01 7/13/2006-AVDCM-01 7/13/2006-AVDCM-01 7/13/2006-AV

DCM-01 10/5/2006-AVDCM-01 10/5/2006-AVDCM-01 10/5/2006-AVDCM-01 10/5/2006-AV

DCM-01 10/1 1/2006-AVDCM-01 10/1 1/2006-AV

DCM-01 10/1 1/2006-AVDCM-01 10/1 1/2006-AV

ch

SampleNameDCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Pei

DCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--PeiDCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Pei

DCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--PeiDCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--PeiDCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Pei

DCM-01 12/1/200.6-FH--PetFH

SampleNameDCM-01 02/24/2006-FHDCM-01 02/24/2006-FHDCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DateCollected1/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/06

1/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/06

4/4/064/4/06

4/4/064/4/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/067/13/067/13/067/13/067/13/0610/5/06

10/5/0610/5/06

10/5/0610/11/0610/11/06

10/11/0610/11/06


12/1/0612/1/06

12/1/0612/1/0612/1/06


2/24/062/24/06

NUCLIDECs-134K-40Th-234Co-58

Co-60Cs-137Cs-134

K-40Co-60Co-58Cs-137

Co-60Cs-134

Cs-137

Co-58Cs-134Cs-137Co-60Co-58Co-60Co-58Cs-137Cs-134Cs-137

Cs-134Co-58

Co-60Co-60Co-58

Cs-137Cs-134

NUCLIDEZn-65Mn-54

Cs-134Cs-137

Co-58Co-60Fe-59

NUCLIDEFe-59

Co-60Co-58

Result-2.570

11,100.0001,200.000

-1.6304.640

1.780-1.220

15,900.0002.0704.510

1.2201.510

-1.0202.0703.1000.2110.563

-1.230-1.640

5.100-0.535

-2.3807.910

0.758-7.560

0.634-5.990-4.270-2.000

-2.170-9.220

Result37.100

-13.300-6.56016.900

22.800

7.9609.590

Result-29.700

9.9900.640

2 Sigma9.820

596.000636.000

10.42010.860

8.2009.160

646.00010.720

10.780

8.74019.920

10.3009.860

12.86012.62010.720

13.08014.08019.92020.00016.68017.460

17.80021.80016.260

21.200

24.80024.600

20.00021.600

2 Sigma222.000

39.20038.800

36.20049.800

34.400120.200

2 Sigma82.60031.20034.600

Units



PCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG


PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

Units

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

Units

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

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DCM cont .....

FH

SampleName

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FHDCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FHDCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FHDCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FH

DCM-01 02/24/2006-FHDCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FHDCM-01 6/12/2006-FHDCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 6/12/2006-FHDCM-01 6/12/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FHDCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FH

DCM-01 8/25/2006-FHfi

SampleName

DCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro,DCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro,

DCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Rot

DCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roi

DCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro,DCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro,

DCM-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro,IM

SampleNameDCM-01 1/26/2006-IM


2/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/06

2/24/06

2/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/06

6/12/066/12/06

6/12/066/12/06

6/12/066/12/06

6/12/066/12/066/12/066/12/06

6/12/066/12/066/12/066/12/06

8/25/068/25/06

8/25/06

8/25/068/25/06

8/25/068/25/068/25/068/251068/25/068/25/068/25/068/25/06

8/25/06


12/1/0612/1/06

12/1/06

12/1/0612/1/0612/1/06


NUCLIDECs-1 37

Cs-134Zn-65K-40

Co-58Mn-54

Cs-134Cs-1 37Zn-65K-40

Mn-54Fe-59

Co-60Fe-59Mn-54

Zn-65Cs-1 34

Co-60Mn-54

Cs-137

Co-58Zn-65

Cs-137Cs-134Co-58Co-60Fe-59

Zn-65Fe-59

Zn-65

Cs-1 34

Cs-134Co-58

Co-60Co-58Cs-137

Mn-54Mn-54Fe-59

Co-60

Cs-1 37

NUCLIDECs-134Cs-137Co-58

Co-60

Fe-59Mn-54Zn-65

NUCLIDEZn-65


2.29011.100

4,210.000

18.600

0.6350.098

14.40017.000

4,230.00018.500-6.26023.300

12.800-0.64231.600

10.5006.9204.120

11.300-1.260

57.50025.400

3.690-0.4370.776

-12.3004.030

6.480-22.500

9.00016.600

9.870

17.100-8.720

13.300-4.51026.40014.500

-13.500

6.030

2 Sigma32.000

32.20071.200

1,128.000

48.600

30.600

47.80046.400

170.0001,542.000

46.400127.400

54.200130.800

56.400134.600

54.200

64.80049.400

60.00049.800

139.600

63.800

56.80062.40062.000

161.400140.000132.400

109.000

56.80054.800

62.20049.00066.40047.80050.20055.600

143.600

51.800

46.800

2 Sigma39.800

75.20054.600

43.800147.00042.000

105.800

UnitsPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG



PCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG


PC I/KG

Units

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

UIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIII

Result7.490

13.70023.500

12.900

16.400-12.30040.800

Result16.900

2 Sigma Units104.200 PCI/KG

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DCM cont .....

IM cont .....ResultSampleName

DCM-01 1/26/2006-IMDCM-01 1/26/2006-IMDCM-01 1/26/2006-IMDCM-01 1/26/2006-IM

DCM-01 1/26/2006-IMDCM-01 1/26/2006-IMDCM-01 4/4/2006-IMDCM-01 4/4/2006-IMDCM-01 4/4/2006-IMDCM-01 4/4/2006-IMDCM-01 4/4/2006-IM

DCM-01 4/4/2006-IM

DCM-01 4/4/2006-IMDCM-01 10/5/2006-IMDCM-01 10/5/2006-IMDCM-01 10/5/2006-IMDCM-01 10/5/2006-IMDCM-01 10/5/2006-IMDCM-01 10/5/2006-IMDCM-01 10/5/2006-IM

SD

SampleNameDCM-01 02/24/2006-SDDCM-01 02/24/2006-SD

DCM-01 02/24/2006-SDDCM-01 02/24/2006-SDDCM-01 02/24/2006-SD

DCM-01 02/24/2006-SD

DCM-01 02/24/2006-SDDCM-01 02/24/2006-SDDCM-01 02/24/2006-SDDCM-01 02/24/2006-SDDCM-01 02/24/2006-SD


1/26/061/26/06

1/26/061/26/06

1/26/064/4/064/4/064/4/064/4/064/4/06

4/4/064/4/06

10/5/0610/5/06

10/5/0610/5/0610/5/0610/5/0610/5/06

NUCLIDE 2 Sigma UnitsCs-137Mn-54Fe-59

Co-60Co-58Cs-1 34Zn-65Co-58Co-60Fe-59Mn-54

Cs-137

Cs-134Fe-59

Zn-65Mn-54Co-60

Co-58Cs-134Cs-137

-1.410

-11.300-29.400

-1.250

-9.860-5.77055.80032.600

-15.20074.50018.500

-10.7007.460

-4.67080.700

16.900-16.900

0.444-8.90016.000

1

39.200 PCI/KG39.400 PCI/KG25.400 PCI/KG39.000 PCI/KG46.000 PCI/KG47.200 PCI/KG69.800 PCI/KG95.400 PCI/KG67.800 PCI/KG72.000 PCI/KG68.600 PCI/KG70.000 PCI/KG73.600 PCI/KG87.600 PCI/KG89.000 PCI/KG72.600 PCI/KG85.000 PCI/KG97.800 PCI/KG79.600 PCI/KG72.200 PCI/KG

DateCollected2/24/062/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/06

NUCLIDERa-228Th-234

TI-208Ra-226

K-40Pb-214

Pb-212Cs-137Cs-134Th-228Bi-214

Result201.000666.000

53.300

461.000

6,400.000492.000197.000

3.7104.660

197.000461.000

2 Sigma64.400

724.00019.860

47.800

450.00053.20026.600

9.9609.800

26.60047.800

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

SW

SampleNameDCM-01 01/13/2006-SW

DCM-01 01/13/2006-SWDCM-01 01/13/2006-SW

DCM-01 01/13/2006-SW

DCM-01 01/13/2006-SWDCM-01 01/13/2006-SWDCM-01 01/13/2006-SW

DCM-01 01/13/2006-SWDCM-01 01/13/2006-SWDCM-01 01/13/2006-SWDCM-01 01/13/2006-SWDCM-01 01/13/2006-SWDCM-01 01/13/2006-SWDCM-01 02/21/2006-SW


DCM-01 02/21/2006-SW

DateCollected1/13/061/13/061/13/06

1/13/061/13/061/13/061/13/061/13/061/13/06

1/13/061/13/061/13/06

1/13/062/21/06

2/21/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/06

NUCLIDECs-1 34Cs-1371-131

Ba-140

Fe-59

Co-60Co-58Zn-65Mn-54H-3Zr-95Nb-95La-1401-131Co-60

Co-58Cs-137

Cs-134

Result0.3221.3600.583

-0.9452.310

1.8300.5640.0501.330

94.4000.4731.770

2.220-0.837-0.122

-0.0821.2500.102

2 Sigma4.0805.7407.520

20.000

9.7604.1603.920

8.0403.340

490.0007.1406.1206.1204.1602.780

3.0202.8002.880

Units

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

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DCM cont .....

SW

SampleName

DCM-01 02/21/2006-SWDCM-01 02/21/2006-SWDCM-01 02/21/2006-SWDCM-01 02/21/2006-SW

DCM-01 02/21/2006-SWDCM-01 02/21/2006-SW

DCM-01 02/21/2006-SWDCM-01 02/21/2006-SW

DCM-01 02/21/2006-SW

DCM-01 03/08/2006-SW

DCM-01 03/08/2006-SW

DCM-01 03/08/2006-SW

DCM-01 03/08/2006-SW

DCM-01 03/08/2006-SW

DCM-01 03/08/2006-SWDCM-01 03/08/2006-SW

DCM-01 03/08/2006-SW



DCM-01 4/7/2006-SW


DCM-01 4/7/2006-SW

DCM-01 4/7/2006-SWDCM-01 4/7/2006-SW


DCM-01 4/7/2006-SW

DCM-01 4/7/2006-SW

DCM-01 5/19/2006-SWDCM-01 5/19/2006-SW

DCM-01 5/19/2006-SW

DCM-01 5/19/2006-SWDCM-01 5/19/2006-SW



DCM-01 5/19/2006-SWDCM-01 6/13/2006-SW

DCM-01 6/13/2006-SW

DCM-01 6/13/2006-SW

DCM-01 6/13/2006-SW


2/21/062/21/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/06

2/21/063/8/06

3/8/06

3/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/063/81063/8/06

3/8/063/8/063/8/06

3/8/063/8/063/8/064/7/06

4/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/06

4/7/06

5/19/065/19/06

5/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/06

5/19/065/19/06

5/19/06

6/13/066/13/06

6/13/066/13/06

NUCLIDELa-140

Mn-54Ba-140Zr-95Fe-59H-3K-40Nb-95

Zn-65Co-60Zn-65

H-3K-40Nb-95Mn-54La-1401-131

Co-58Cs-137Cs-134Ba-140Fe-59

Zr-95Mn-54

La-140

Co-58Cs-1 37

Cs-134Ba-1401-131Fe-59Co-60Zn-65Zr-95

Nb-95H-3

Cs-134Ba-140

Cs-137La-140Fe-591-131

Co-60Nb-95H-3Mn-54

Zr-95

Zn-65Co-58

Nb-95Cs-134Mn-54La-140


0.8780.078

-0.635-0.38165.700

331.000

0.3730.371

-0.2171.660

155.000359.000

-0.152

0.9690.4640.267

-0.720-0.5410.5421.370

-3.540-0.490-0.072

0.2030.019

0.661-1.360

-3.600-2.060-0.8840.479

-0.6162.8701.580

112.000-0.912

-1.910

-0.835-1.250-1.270-2.5100.5061.560

-75.300-0.842-0.922-0.546

-0.217

-0.586-0.424

-0.006

-1.510

2 Sigma3.840

2.72011.0804.6805.020

534.00095.000

2.740

6.8004.340

8.260554.000

117.2004.6803.700

8.1007.6203.9404.0804.620

19.0809.080

7.2603.360

7.100

3.0803.7203.860

19.6209.200

8.9803.860

7.8605.680

4.040

364.0004.060

25.0003.820

9.4407.540

10.6204.4604.460

370.0004.420

7.380

9.0803.880

4.6005.440

4.260

6.600

UnitsPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L



PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/L

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

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DCM cont.....

DCM cont .....

SW

SampleNameDCM-01 6/13/2006-SWDCM-01 6/13/2006-SW


DCM-01 6/13/2006-SW




DCM-01 8/2/2006-SW

DCM-01 8/2/2006-SW

DCM-01 8/2/2006-SWDCM-01 8/2/2006-SWDCM-01 8/2/2006-SWDCM-01 8/11/2006-SWDCM-01 8/11/2006-SWDCM-01 8/11/2006-SWDCM-01 8/1112006-SWDCM-01 8/11/2006-SW

DCM-01 8/11/2006-SWDCM-01 8/11/2006-SW

DCM-01 8/11/2006-SW



DCM-01 9/13/2006-SWDCM-01 9/13/2006-SW


DCM-01 9/13/2006-SWDCM-01 9/13/2006-SW


DCM-01 9/13/2006-SWDCM-01 9/13/2006-SW

DCM-01 9/13/2006-SWDCM-01 9/13/2006-SW

DateCollected6/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/06

6/13/066/13/06

6/13/066/13/066/13/068/2/068/2/068/2/06

8/2/068/2/068/2/06

8/2/068/2/06

8/2/06

8/2/068/2/068/2/068/2/068/11/068/11/068/11/068/11/068/11/06

8/11/068/11/068/11/06

8/11/068/11/068/11/068/11/06

8/11/068/11/068/11/069/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/06

9/13/06

9/13/069/13/069/13/06

9/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/06

NUCLIDE1-131

Ba-140Fe-59

Cs-137H-3Zn-65

Zr-95

Co-58Co-60Mn-54Cs-134Ba-140

Cs-1 37Nb-951-131

Zn-65Fe-59

Zr-95

H-3La-140

Co-58Co-60Fe-55Ni-63Nb-951-131La-140

Fe-59Cs-137Zr-95Zn-65

H-3Mn-54Co-58

Cs-134Ba-140Co-60GBZr-95Zn-65H-3

Sr-90Sr-89Ba-140

Co-60

Co-58Ni-63Nb-95Mn-54

La-140Fe-59Cs-134Fe-55

cont .....Result-2.550-0.4121.1601.380

-7.260

-3.0302.730

2.1403.1500.1481.100

-5.110-0.2860.345

-2.9400.535

3.7801.910

140.000-1.340

0.968-1.300

-53.900

38.6001.790

-4.0200.8410.458

0.452

-2.3900.249

-46.0000.230

0.3301.1301.6901.300

158.0001.0402.310

24.000

-1.390-4.0103,9300,438

0,12111.600

0.1161.3902.8900.975

-0,94550.200

2 Sigma5.520

18.5408.9804.320

370.000

9.140

8.4004.2404.5003.5604.060

23.2003.5004.340

10.100

7.7008.0606.160

388.000

8.260

3.7603.800

187.20033.200

4.04011.5208.380

7.8803.1406.380

6.480320.000

3.2203.380

3.42024.800

3.480

95.6005.8604.940

304.000

4.4407.580

23.800

3.060

3.300

33.4003.9203.2409.1805.940

3.540222.000

Units


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L




PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L


PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L


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DCM cont .....

SW cont .....SampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma Units

DCM-01 12/4/2006-SW 12/4/06 Sr-89 4.990 10.120 PCI/LDCM-01 12/4/2006-SW 12/4/06 Sr-90 -1.260 5.800 PCI/L

DCM-01 12/4/2006-SW 12/4/06 Ni-63 5.760 41.600 PCI/L

DW1

DW

SampleNameDW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DW

DW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DW

DW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DW

DW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 01/17/2006-DW

DW1-01 01/17/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DW

DW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DW

DW1-01 02/21/2006-DW

DW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DW

DW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 02/21/2006-DWDW1-01 03/07/2006-DW

DW1-01 03/07/2006-DW

DW1-01 03/07/2006-DWDW1-01 03/07/2006-DW


DW1-01 03/07/2006-DWDW1-01 03/0712006-DWDW1-01 03/07/2006-DWDW1-01 03/07/2006-DW

DW1-01 03/07/2006-DWDW1-01 03/07/2006-DWDW1-01 03/07/2006-DW

DateCollected1/17/061/17/061/17/061/17/06

1/17/06

1/17/061/17/06

1/17/061/17/061/17/061/17/06

1/17/061/17/061/17/061/17/061/17/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/063/7/06

3/7/063/7/063/7/06

3/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/06

3/7/06

3/7/063/7/06

NUCLIDEH-3Zn-65Zr-95GBCs-134

Cs-137Mn-54

Nb-95Sr-89Ba-140La-140

Fe-591-131Co-60Co-58Sr-90Zr-95

Zn-65La-140Co-58

Co-601-131Fe-59Mn-54Nb-95H-3GBBa-140Cs-134Cs-1371-131

Fe-59

Cs-137Co-601-131Co-58Zr-95Zn-65H-3

Cs-134Ba-140GB

Nb-95

Mn-54La-140

Result89.000

1.920-0.5660.281

1.8301.9501.650

-0.484

-0.1550.5022.360

-2.2100.5641.6700.246

-0.273

1.430-0.338-1.020-0.2440.928

-0.3051.770

-0.4290.167

-105.0000.5751.4700.174-0.839

-0.441-1.740-1.2400.032

0.115-0.390-0.789-2.670

-37.400

1.0702.0900.288

-0.424

0.6660.829

2 Sigma912.000

6.8206.2202.400

3.920

4.2203.680

4.1400.352

15.4805.5807.3601.7863.5004.0400.2004.340

6.3203.7803.040

2.840

1.3185.4202.780

2.920524.000

2.80011.3003.0003.0604.660

6.6403.5003.4201.0503.5806.2407.220

540.0003.560

12.6803.360

3.7203.8804.420

Units


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

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DWI cont.

DW1 cont .....

DW

SampleName

DW1-01 7/19/2006-DWDW1-01 7/19/2006-DW

DW1 -01 7/19/2006-DWDW1-01 7/19/2006-DWDW1-01 7/19/2006-DW

DW1-01 8/23/2006-DW

DWl1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8/23/2006-DW

DW1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8123/2006-DWDW1 -01 8/23/2006-DW

DW1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8/23/2006-DW

DW1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8/23/2006-DW

DW1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8/23/2006-DWDW1-01 8/23/2006-DW

DW1-01 8/23/2006-DW

DW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDWl-01 9/12/2006-DW

DW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DW

DW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DW

DW1-01 9/12/2006-DW

DW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DWDW1-01 9/12/2006-DW

DW1-01 10/17/2006-DWDW1-01 10/1 7/2006-DWDW1-01 10/17/2006-DW

DWI-01 10/17/2006-DWDW1-01 10/17/2006-DW

DW1-01 10/17/2006-DW

DW1-01 10/17/2006-DWDW1-01 10/17/2006-DWDW1-01 10/17/2006-DW

DW1-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

DW1-01 10/17/2006-DWDW1-01 10/17/2006-DW


7/19/067/19/067/19/06

8/23/068/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/06

8/23/069/12/069/12/06

9/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/06

9/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/06

9/12/069/12/069/12/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/06

NUCLIDE1-131

Ba-140

Cs-134Zn-65Mn-54

Ni-63Fe-55Zn-65

Sr-89Fe-591-131

Co-60

Co-58Sr-90H-3Nb-95Mn-54La-140GBZr-95

Cs-1 34Ba-140

Cs-137Fe-55Zn-65

Zr-95La-1401-131

Cs-134H-3Cs-1 37Nb-95

Sr-89Sr-90Ba-140Mn-54

GBCo-58Fe-59Co-60Ni-63Ba-140GBCs-134Nb-95Mn-54

Cs-1 37

Co-58Co-60La-140Fe-59

1-131Fe-55


-13.100

0.3920.0620.1230.150

4.270-0.828

-0.403-1.080-0.107

-0.665-0.243-0.295

-139.0001.190

-0.0130.000

-0.3300.4640.925

-0.7410.830

16.7000.0500.436

-1.250-0.1560.744

85.0000.1340.387

-0.909

-0.153-5.810-0.226

-0.769-0.462-1.230-0.375

4.180-2.750-0.6531.140

-1.9000.6660.791

0.318-0.541

0.013

-0.268

0.40710.100

2 Sigma1.676

27.8002.7006.2602.700

35.600117.800

4.420

0.4945.5001.214

2.1802.4800.338

314.0005.6802.140

12,100.000

3.8204.4603.820

21.200

2.220

109.4004.900

3.9204.4001.1842.360

312.0002.2402.640

0.4800.484

15.2202.060

2.5802.1604.7602.320

32.20016.0802.3803.500

2.8402.580

2.540

2.8002.580

5.6605.180

1.502163.800

Units

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L



PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

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DWI cont .....

DW

SampleNameDW1-01 10/17/2006-DW


DW1-01 10/17/2006-DWDW1-01 11/14/2006-DWDW1-01 11/14/2006-DW

DW1-01 11/14/2006-DWDW1-01 11/14/2006-DWDW1i-01 11/14/2006-DWDW1-01 11/14/2006-DWDW1-01 11/14/2006-DW


DW1-01 11/14/2006-DW

DW1-01 11/14/2006-DW


DWl-01 11/14/2006-DWDW1-01 12/4/2006-DWDW1-01 12/4/2006-DWDW1-01 12/4/2006-DWDW1-01 12/4/2006-DWDW1-01 12/4/2006-DW

DW1-01 12/4/2006-DW

DW1-01 12/4/2006-DW

DWI-01 12/4/2006-DWDW1-01 12/4/2006-DW

DW1-01 12/4/2006-DWDW1-01 12/4/2006-DWDW1-01 12/4/2006-DW


DW1-01 12/4/2006-DWDWI-01 12/4/2006-DW


10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

11/14/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/06

11/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/06

NUCLIDEZr-95

Zn-65H-3

Sr-90Sr-89Ni-63Ba-i 40

Ni-63

Fe-55Co-58

Fe-59

1-131Co-60Cs-137Cs-134GBZr-95Zn-65

H-3Sr-90Sr-89

Nb-95

Mn-54La-140Nb-95Ba-140GBLa-140Fe-59

1-131Co-60Co-58

Cs-134Cs-137Mn-54H-3

Sr-90

Sr-89Zr-95Fe-55Ni-63Zn-65


-0.25079.900-0.097-0.165

-32.0003.180

10.800

-6.700

0.160-0.394-0.1730.128

-0.170-0.0231.150

-0.843-1.060

-126.000

-0.430-2.440

0.295

-0.3691.0800.212

-3.7300.740

-2.4200.102

-0.117

0.430-0.239

-0.7730.026

-0.354-27.200

0.053

-1.150-0.68839.000

21.5001.620

2 Si-qma4.840

5.100354.000

0.3440.294

43.000

7.32040.600

113.0001.680

3.340

3.6201.9381.8501.8501.4382.9403.860

360.0000.3360.512

1.854

1.6689.0402.940

18.0801.6785.3605.0200.918

2.3002.440

2.8402.4602.340

372.000

0.196

0.3084.420

91.200

43.0005.580

Units

PCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

DY1

GW


DY1-01 6/22/2006-GW 6/22/06 La-140 -3.810 6.780 PCI/L

DY1-01 6/22/2006-GW 6/22/06 Cs-134 -1.520 4.140 PCI/L

DY1-01 6/22/2006-GW 6/22/06 Fe-59 0.105 8.340 PCI/LDY1-01 6/22/2006-GW 6/22/06 Mn-54 -0.686 3.540 PCI/L

DYl-01 6/22/2006-GW 6/22/06 Nb-95 0.447 3.940 PCI/L

DYl-01 6/22/2006-GW 6/22/06 Sr-89 -0.122 0.370 PCI/L

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DY1 cont .....

GW

SampleNameDYl-01 6/22/2006-GWDYl-01 6/22/2006-GW

DYl-01 6/22/2006-GWDYl-01 6/22/2006-GW

DYl-01 6/22/2006-GW

DYl-01 6/22/2006-GWDYl-01 6/22/2006-GW

DYl-01 6/22/2006-GWDYl-01 6/22/2006-GW

DYl-01 6/22/2006-GWDYl-01 7/19/2006-GWDYl-01 7/19/2006-GW


DYl-01 7/19/2006-GW

DYl-01 7/19/2006-GWDYl-01 7/19/2006-GW

DYl-01 7/19/2006-GW

DYl-01 7/19/2006-GWDYl-01 7/19/2006-GW



DYl-01 8/22/2006-GWDYl-01 8/22/2006-GW

DYl-01 8/22/2006-GWDYl-01 8/22/2006-GW

DY1-01 8/22/2006-GWDYl-01 8/22/2006-GWDYl-01 8/22/2006-GW




DYl-01 8/22/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GW

DY1-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDYI-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GW

DateCollected6/22/066/22/066/22/06

6/22/066/22/066/22/06

6/22/066/22/06

6/22/066/22/067/19/067/19/06

7/19/06

7/19/067/19/06

7/19/067/19/067/19/06

7/19/06

7/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/068/22/068/22/06

8/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/06

8/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/06

8/22/06

8/22/068/22/06

8/22/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/06

NUCLIDESr-90H-3

Zr-951-131GB

Ba-140

Cs-1 37Co-58Zn-65Co-60GBCs-134

Co-58Ba-140Co-60

1-131Fe-59La-140Mn-54

Nb-95Sr-89Sr-90H-3Zr-95Cs-1 37Zn-65Nb-95Mn-54

Sr-90H-3Zn-65Zr-95

Fe-55Sr-89Ni-63GBBa-140Cs-134Cs-137Co-58Co-601-131

Fe-59

La-140La-140Mn-54Nb-95

Sr-89Sr-90H-3Zn-65Zr-95Co-60


13,500.0001.940

1.57011.700

1.470

1.5400.4410.1671.040

19.9001.170

0.587-2.0001.4904.770

-0.048-0.820

1.0501.430

0.2020.068

15,600.0000.7081.380

-0.2520.5580.174

0.00715,600.000

0.537

1.39027.400

0.01733.30024.900

0.7851.0700.792

-0.2424.540

-1.510

0.004

2.480-3.5900.137

-0.179-0.183-0.009

16,800.0001.210

-0.3170.258

2 SiQma0.258

860.0006.540

6.6803.820

19.000

5.4403.640

7.8004.0803.880

2.8802.640

26,6003.960

13.980

5.7808,4202.740

3.1201.0120.290

968.0005.0002.8805.3202.600

2.3200.358

858.0004.2403.980

122.2000.552

47.2005.940

15.7002.3402.520

2.2203.920

6.8604.8805.260

8.7803.6004.200

0.3560.332

970.0007.820

6.3404.400

Units

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L



PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

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DY1 cont .....

GW

SampleNameDYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDY1-01 9/19/2006-GW

DYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GW

DYl-01 9/19/2006-GW

DYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GWDYl-01 9/19/2006-GW



DYl-01 10/24/2006-GWDYl-01 10/24/2006-GWDYI-01 10/2412006-GWDYl-01 10/24/2006-GWDYl-01 10/24/2006-GW

DYl-01 10/24/2006-GWDYl-01 10/24/2006-GWDYl-01 10/24/2006-GWDYl-01 10/24/2006-GWDY1-01 10/24/2006-GWDYl-01 10/24/2006-GW

DYl-01 10/24/2006-GW

DYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GW

DYI-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GW

DYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GW

DYl-01 11/21/2006-GW

DYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GW

DYl-01 11/21/2006-GW

DYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 11/21/2006-GWDYl-01 12/20/2006-GWDYl-01 12/20/2006-GWDYl-01 12/20/2006-GWDYl-01 12/20/2006-GWDYl-01 12/20/2006-GWDYl-01 12/20/2006-GW

DYl-01 12/20/2006-GWDYl-01 12/20/2006-GW


9/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/0610/24/0610/24/0610/24/0610/24/06

10/24/0610/24/06

10/24/0610/24/06

10/24/0610/24/0610/24/0610/24/0610/24/0610/24/0610/24/0610/24/0610/24/06

10/24/06

11/21/0611/21/06

11/21/06

11/21/0611/21/06

11/21/0611/21/0611/21/0611/21/06

11/21/0611/21/0611/21/06

11/21/06

11/21/0611/21/0611/21/06

11/21/06

11/21/0612/20/06

12/20/06

12/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

12/20/0612/20/06

NUCLIDEFe-59

1-131

Ba-140Cs-134Cs-137

Co-58GBFe-55

Ni-63GBCs-134Co-60Fe-59

Nb-95

Cs-137

Co-58Sr-901-131

Zn-65La-140Mn-54H-3Ni-63Fe-55Zr-95

Sr-89Ba-140

Cs-134Zr-95

Cs-137

Co-58Co-601-131Fe-59La-140Mn-54

Nb-95

Sr-89Sr-90

Zn-65

H-3Fe-55Ni-63

Ba-140

GBFe-55Ni-63

Mn-54GBBa-140

Cs-134

Cs-137Co-58


0.2473.4100.8451.700

-0.13224.100

3.670-6.88038.200

0.639-0.286-1.330

0.6631.280

0.0420.103

-0.3181.7701.7300.741

16,700.0001.780

74.300-2.630-0.020

-1.4600.416

-0.544

1.130-0.1890.378

-0.614-1.390-1.480

-0.821-0.163-0.239

-0.157-0.155

12,800.00017.300

-13.000

-2.29019.700

-30.400-13.100

0.74822.200

0.2081.250

1.110-1.260

2 Sigma8.320

7.54019.8204.1006.360

4.2605.080

101.40039.600

9.3802.800

2.7205.120

2.7002.8202.480

0.5664.6605.5804.3202.540

1,112.00040.200

199.0004.5200.438

13.1205.5405.220

2.940

2.7002.840

5.5205.4204.8202.6403.040

0.3180.228

5.580

1,014.000218.000

38.400

13.420

8.20095.40049.400

2.3403.600

15.6002.720

5.9802.480

Units

PCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L


PCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

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DYI

GWSampleNameDYl -01 1 2/20/2006-GWDYl-01 1 2/20/2006-GWDYl -01 12/20/2006-GWDYl -01 1 2/20/2006-GWDYl -01 12/20/20 06-GWDYl -01 1 2/20/2006-GWDYl -01 1 2/20/2006-GWDYl -01 1 2/20/2006-GWDYl -01 1 2/20/2006-GWDYl -01 1 2120/2006-GW

cont .....

DateCollected12/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

12/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

NUCLIDECo-601-131La-140

Nb-95Sr-89Sr-90H-3Zn-65Zr-95Fe-59

cont .....Result0.9852.030

0.6810.639

-0.1230.105

8,850.000-0.394-1.160-0.283

2 Sigma4.1005.6204.260

2.4600.3560.350

832.0005.6004.4205.480

Units


MDO

SDSampleNameMDO-01 6/30/2006-SDMDO-01 6/30/2006-SDMDO-01 6/30/2006-SDMDO-01 6/30/2006-SDMDO-01 6/30/2006-SDMDO-01 6/30/2006-SDMDO-01 6/30/2006-SDMDO-01 6/30/2006-SD

SL

SampleName

MDO-01 9/1/2006-SLMDO-01 9/1/2006-SLMDO-01 9/1/2006-SLMDO-01 9/1/2006-SLMDO-01 9/1/2006-SLMDO-01 9/1/2006-SLMDO-01 9/1/2006-SL

MDO-01 9/1/2006-SLMDO-01 9/1/2006-SL

DateCollected6/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/066/30/06

DateCollected9/1/06

9/1/069/1/06

9/1/069/1/069/1/069/1/069/1/069/1/06

NUCLIDESr-90Sr-89Sr-89

Cs-134Sr-90Cs-134Cs-1 37

Cs-137

NUCLIDERa-226Fe-55Cs-1 37Ni-63Th-228Sr-90

TI-208Cs-134Sr-89

Result-0.138

-0.965-0.934

21.6000.241

10.00017.90011.800

Result

444.0000.403

5.6000.126

191.0000.306

72.3004.0900.333

2 Sigma0.3282.2601.630

64.2000.404

32.40053.60036.400

2 Sigma107.200

25.00013.500

2.42058.800

0.908

43.40019.420

1.684

Units

PCI/GPCI/GPCI/GPCI/KG

PCI/GPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

Units

PCI/KGPCI/G

PCI/KG

PCI/GPCI/KGPCI/GPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/G

MPD

GW

SampleName

MPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GW

MPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GW

MPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GWMPD-01 8/31/2006-GW

MPD-01 8/31/2006-GW

DateCollected8/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/06

8/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/06

8/31/068/31/068/31/06

8/31/06

NUCLIDECo-60Zn-65H-3Sr-90

Sr-89Nb-95La-140Zr-951-131Mn-54Co-58

Cs-137Cs-134Ba-140

Ni-63

Result-0.374-0.691

-59.8000.013

-0.083-1.3400.3220.849

-0.367-0.7020.439

-0.2241.3104.350

-16.500

2 Sigma2.800

6.400314.000

0.310

0.3503.7409.1405.180

14.9402.8802.800

2.7402.920

25.400

44.400

Units

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

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MPD cont .....

GW cont .....SampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma Units

MPD-01 8/31/2006-GW 8/31/06 Fe-55 51.500 124.400 PCI/LMPD-01 8/31/2006-GW 8/31/06 GB 3.620 4.780 PCI/LMPD-01 8/31/2006-GW 8/31/06 Fe-59 -0.450 7.400 PCI/L

II

MT1

AC

SampleNameMT1-01MT1-01MT1-01

MT1-01MT1-01MTI-01

MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01

MT1-01

MT1-01MT1-01MTI-01

MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01

MT1-01

MT1-01MT1-01

MT1-01MTI-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01MT1-01

MT1-01MT1-01

MT1-01

MT1-01MT1-01

MT1-01

01/07/2006-AC01/14/2006-AC01/21/2006-AC

01/29/2006-AC02/04/2006-AC02/11/2006-AC

02/18/2006-AC02/25/2006-AC03/04/2006-AC03/11/2006-AC03/19/2006-AC03/25/2006-AC

4/1/2006-AC4/9/2006-AC4/15/2006-AC

4/23/2006-AC

4/29/2006-AC5/6/2006-AC5/13/2006-AC

5/21/2006-AC5/28/2006-AC6/4/2006-AC6/10/2006-AC6/17/2006-AC6/24/2006-AC7/1/2006-AC7/8/2006-AC

7/15/2006-AC

7/23/2006-AC7/30/2006-AC

8/6/2006-AC8/12/2006-AC8/19/2006-AC8/26/2006-AC9/2/2006-AC9/9/2006-AC9/17/2006-AC9/24/2006-AC10/1/2006-AC

10/8/2006-AC10/15/2006-AC

10/22/2006-AC10/28/2006-AC11/4/2006-AC

11/1 1/2006-AC


1/21/061/29/062/4/06

2/11/062/18/062/25/063/4/063/11/06

3/19/063/25/064/1/064/9/06

4/15/064/23/06

4/29/06

5/6/065/13/06

5/21/06

5/28/066/4/066/10/066/17/066/24/067/1/067/8/067/15/06

7/23/067/30/06

8/6/06

8/12/068/19/068/26/069/2/069/9/06

9/17/069/24/0610/1/0610/8/0610/15/06

10/22/0610/28/0611/4/06

11/11/06

NUCLIDE1-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-1311-1311-1311-131

1-1311-131

1-131

1-131

Result

0.001-0.003

0.000

0.0040.000

-0.0030.0060.0070.004

-0.0010.0020.002

-0.0030.002

-0.007

0.000

-0.002-0.0030.003

0.003-0,0010.0030.0090.002

0.0070.002

-0.001

-0.0010.003

0.003

0.0080.000

-0.003

0.001-0.003-0.0070.0130.0010.007

-0.006

-0.006

0.0020.0090.011

0.002

2 Sigma0.0100.015

0.010

0.0100.016

0.0110.014

0.0200.0100.016

0.0260.022

0.012

0.0090.0130.013

0.0140.0140.012

0.0130.0120.0130.0200.0110.0150.0080.0180.013

0.018

0.0120.038

0.0190.0170.0190.0300.0310.0590.0170.0190.015

0.030

0.0090.020

0.025

0.011

Units

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

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MT1

AC

SampleName

MT1-01 11/19/2006-ACMT1-01 11/25/2006-ACMT1-01 12/2/2006-ACMT1-01 12/9/2006-AC

MT1-01 12/16/2006-AC

MT1-01 12/23/2006-ACAP

SampleNameMT1-01 01/04/2006-APMT1-01 01/04/2006-APMT1-01 01/04/2006-AP

MT1-01 01/07/2006-APMT1-01 01/14/2006-APMT1-01 01/21/2006-APMT1-01 01/29/2006-AP

MT1-01 02/04/2006-APMT1-01 02/11/2006-APMT1-01 02/18/2006-AP

MT1-01 02/25/2006-APMT1-01 03/04/2006-AP

MT1-01 03/11/2006-APMT1-01 03/19/2006-AP

MT1-01 03/25/2006-APMT1-01 4/1/2006-AP

MT1-01 4/1/2006-APMT1-01 4/1/2006-APMT1-01 4/9/2006-APMT1-01 4/15/2006-AP

MT1-01 4/23/2006-APMT1-01 4/29/2006-AP

MT1-01 5/6/2006-APMT1-01 5/13/2006-APMT1-01 5/21/2006-AP

MT1-01 5/28/2006-APMT1-01 6/4/2006-AP

MT1-01 6/10/2006-APMT1-01 6/17/2006-AP

MT1-01 6/24/2006-APMT1-01 7/1/2006-APMT1-01 7/1/2006-APMT1-01 7/1/2006-APMT1-01 7/8/2006-APMT1-01 7/15/2006-AP

MT1-01 7/23/2006-APMT1-01 7/30/2006-AP

MT1-01 8/6/2006-AP

MT1-01 8/12/2006-APMT1-01 8/19/2006-APMT1-01 8/26/2006-AP

MT1-01 9/2/2006-AP

MT1-01 9/9/2006-APMT1-01 9/17/2006-APMT1-01 9/24/2006-AP

cont .....


11/25/0612/2/0612/9/0612/16/0612/23/06

DateCollected1/4/061/4/061/4/06

1/7/061/14/061/21/061/29/06

2/4/062/11/06

2/18/062/25/063/4/063/11/06

3/19/063/25/064/1/064/1/064/1/064/9/064/15/064/23/06

4/29/065/6/065/13/065/21/06

5/28/066/4/06

6/10/06

6/17/066/24/067/1/067/1/067/1/067/8/067/15/067/23/067/30/068/6/06

8/12/068/19/068/26/069/2/06

9/9/069/17/069/24/06

NUCLIDE1-131

1-1311-1311-1311-131

1-131

NUCLIDECs-134Cs-137GB

GBGBGBGBGBGBGB

GBGBGB

GBGBGBCs-134Cs-137GB

GBGBGBGBGBGB

GB

GBGBGBGBCs-134Cs-137GBGBGBGBGB

GB

GBGBGB

GBGBGBGB


0.0000.000

-0.003-0.001-0.008

Result

0.0000.0000.0120.030

0.0330.0260.0210.0230.0580.017

0.0480.005

0.0090.006

0.0150.006

0.0000.0010.0020.0070.0190.0160.0230.0240.0460.0490.051

0.034

0.0100.0070.0000.0000.002

-0.0030.0100.0110.0120.0090.0170.0220.017

0.020

0.0140.0160.019

2 Sigma0.012

0.0110.0190.011

0.0180.014

2 Sigma0.000

0.0000.008

0.0100.0110.0100.0090.0420.0400.040

0.0400.0360.0370.0420.0340.0430.0010.0010.0430.0420.0380.0390.0420.0330.059

0.0530.0480.045

0.0380.044

0.0010.0000.0470.0450.0360.0350.035

0.0390.0380.0360.034

0.0380.0350.0390.036

Units


PCI/M3PCI/M3

Units

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3



PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


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MT1

AP

SampleNameMT1-01 10/1/2006-APMT1-01 10/1/2006-AP

MT1-01 10/1/2006-APMT1-01 10/8/2006-AP

MT1-01 10/1 5/2006-AP

MT1-01 10/22/2006-APMT1-01 10/28/2006-AP

MT1-01 11/4/2006-APMTI-01 11/11/2006-APMT1-01 11/19/2006-APMT1-01 11/25/2006-AP

MT1-01 12/2/2006-APMT1-01 12/9/2006-APMT1-01 12/16/2006-AP

MT1-01 12/23/2006-AP

cont .....


10/1/0610/1/06

10/8/06

10/15/0610/22/06

10/28/0611/4/06

11/11/0611/19/06

11/25/0612/2/0612/9/0612/16/06

12/23/06

NUCLIDECs-137

Cs-134GBGB

GB

GBGB

GBGBGBGB

GBGBGBGB

cont .....Result

0.0000.0000.037

0.040

0.0430.0510.0480.0230.017

0.0370.0160.0530.0310.0180.037

2 Sigma Units0.001

0.0010.0360.033

0.0350.036

0.035

0.039

0.0330.033

0.033

0.0360.0320.0330.036

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3

PCI/M3

PCI/M3PCI/M3PCI/M3


PCI/M3

NWP

GW

SampleNameNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GW

NWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GW

NWP-01 8/31/2006-GW

NWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GW

NWP-01 8/31/2006-GWNWP-01 8/31/2006-GW


8/31/0681311068/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/06

8/31/068/31/06

8/31/06

8/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/068/31/06

NUCLIDELa-140Fe-55

Fe-59GBBa-140Cs-134Cs-137Co-58Nb-951-131

Ni-63Mn-54

Sr-89

Sr-90H-3

Zn-65Zr-95Co-60

Result0.186

11.500

0.116

4.830-1.8400.156

-0.7280.009

0.031-5.960

-8.4100.202

-0.099

-0.005-9.920

1.7400.387

0.852

2 Sigma6.480

130.4005.2203.900

22.2002.4002.080

2.6603.080

11.72044.800

2.240

0.4620.454

316.00010.6604.360

2.940

Units

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCIlLPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

I3IIIIiIIIIIUIIIIII

OEL

DW

SampleName

OEL-01 1/17/2006-DWOEL-01 1/1 7/2006-DWOEL-01 1/17/2006-DWOEL-01 1/17/2006-DW

OEL-01 1/17/2006-DWOEL-01 1/17/2006-DW

OEL-01 1/17/2006-DW

OEL-01 1/17/2006-DWOEL-01 1/17/2006-DWOEL-01 1/17/2006-DWOEL-01 1/17/2006-DW


1/17/061/17/06

1/17/06

1/17/061/17/061/17/061/17/06

1/17/061/17/06

1/17/06

NUCLIDENb-95

Mn-54La-140

H-3

Fe-591-131Co-60

Co-58Cs-137Sr-89Sr-90

Result

0.681

0.835-0.971

-35.300

-1.090-0.191-0.9271.1601.020

-0.2160.035

2 Sigma3.340

3,3405.700

886.000

7.2801.8783.880

6.9603.4800.3640.181

Units

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L


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OEL

DW

SampleName

OEL-01 1/17/2006-DW

OEL-01 1/17/2006-DW

OEL-01 1/17/2006-DW

OEL-01 1/17/2006-DW

OEL-01 1/17/2006-DWOEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DWOEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DWOEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 2/21/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DWOEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DWOEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DWOEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DWOEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 3/7/2006-DWOEL-01 3/7/2006-DW

OEL-01 4/5/2006-DWOEL-01 4/5/2006-DW

OEL-01 4/5/2006-DWOEL-01 4/5/2006-DW

OEL-01 4/5/2006-DW

OEL-01 4/5/2006-DWOEL-01 4/5/2006-DW

OEL-01 4/5/2006-DWOEL-01 4/5/2006-DW

OEL-01 4/5/2006-DW

OEL-01 4/5/2006-DW

OEL-01 4/5/2006-DWOEL-01 4/5/2006-DW

OEL-01 4/5/2006-DW

OEL-01 5/16/2006-DWOEL-01 5/16/2006-DWOEL-01 5/16/2006-DW

OEL-01 5/16/2006-DW

OEL-01 5/16/2006-DW

cont .....


1/17/061/17/061/17/06

1/17/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/063/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/06

3/7/063/7/06

3/7/063/7/06

3/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/063/7/064/5/064/5/064/5/06

4/5/064/5/064/5/064/5/06

4/5/06

4/5/064/5/06

4/5/064/5/064/5/06

4/5/065/16/065/16/065/16/06

5/16/065/16/06

NUCLIDEZr-95

Zn-65

GBCs-1 34Ba-140

Co-60Co-58Cs-137Ba-140GBCs-1 34Zn-65Zr-95H-3Nb-95

Mn-54La-140Fe-591-131Nb-95H-3Zn-65

Zr-95Fe-59Cs-1 37

Mn-54Co-58La-140

Cs-134Ba-140

GB1-1311-131

Co-60La-140Zn-65Co-60

Co-58Cs-137Ba-140

Cs-134

Zr-95H-3Nb-95

Mn-54Fe-591-131

GBZn-65H-3Zr-95

Co-58

GB


-0.0132.9601.2501.6900.418

-0.3280.781

-1.1703.4600.906

-0.156

-0.913-12.900

1.270

-0.062

-0.0340.7900.285

-0.234

360.000-1.6400.073

-2.6201.130

-1.050-1.160-0.642

2.1402.1702.0800.247

-0.669

0.4441.9801.300

-1.300

1.570-0.13511.000

0.388

-0.64735.300-1.160

-1.2901.490

-0.423

2.670-2.40071.300

3.130

-0.1441.580

2 Sigma5.700

8.1402.9602.440

14.900

2.8002.5202.600

10.2403.2202.7605.120

4.500532.000

2.860

2.3203.4804.7601.202

3.880572.000

9.060

6.8607.3203.6603.3403.840

5.1204.960

13.1602.7201.046

4.5204.1807.8808.1404.300

6.5403.420

29.4004.020

6.760368.000

4.280

3.6008.8201.754

3.2408.720

364.0008.640

4.1203.940

UnitsPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L




PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

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OEL

DW

SampleNameOEL-01 5/16/2006-DW


OEL-01 5/16/2006-DWOEL-01 5/16/2006-DWOEL-01 5/16/2006-DWOEL-01 5/16/2006-DWOEL-01 5/16/2006-DW

OEL-01 6/13/2006-DWOEL-01 6/13/2006-DW

OEL-01 6/13/2006-DWOEL-01 6/13/2006-DW

OEL-01 6/13/2006-DW


OEL-01 6/13/2006-DW



OEL-01 7/19/2006-DW


OEL-01 7/19/2006-DW


OEL-01 7/19/2006-DWOEL-01 7/19/2006-DW

OEL-01 7/19/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DW

OEL-01 8/23/2006-DW

OEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DW

OEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DW

OEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DW

OEL-01 8/23/2006-DW

cont .....


5/16/065/16/065/16/06

5/16/065/16/065/16/065/16/065/16/066/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/06

6/13/06

6/13/066/13/066/13/06

6/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/067/19/067/19/067/19/06

7/19/06

7/19/067/19/06

7/19/06

7/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/06

7/19/067/19/068/23/06

8/23/06

8/23/068/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/06

NUCLIDEBa-140

Cs-1 37Co-601-131Fe-59

La-140Mn-54Nb-95

Cs-134Ba-140Cs-1 34

1-131Fe-59

Mn-54

Nb-95H-3

Zr-95GB

Cs-137Co-58Co-60La-140Zn-65

Ba-140GBCo-58

Cs-134

Cs-137Zn-65H-3

Mn-54Zr-95Nb-95

Co-601-131La-140

Sr-89

Fe-59Sr-901-131

Zr-95

Zn-65Fe-59Mn-54

La-140Ba-140H-3

Sr-89Nb-95Cs-1 34Sr-90

Cs-137Co-60

cont .....Result1.0100.419

1.240-0.0182.240

-0.6170.436

-0.1551.690

-0.323-0.713

-0.2241.0601.170

-0.073-34.700

0,1790,865

-1.2600,0210.5212.050

-1.0308,3301.310

-0.600

0.321

0.585-5.270

-168.000-0.066-1.6001.090

-0.430-0.5710.843

-0.379

-1.8200.029

-0.118

1.3600.3080.101

-0.376-2,300.000

0.118-117.000

-0.1290.581

-0.1040.1570.4711.190

2 Sigma21.000

4.2204.4201.5348.900

7.5403.7204.7803.380

18.6204.000

0.7507.100

3.480

4.520372.000

7.300

2.7403.6203.8004.3002.9407.620

23.8003.1802.680

2.640

4.1806.440

318.000

2.2404.7403.3002.4801.4408.6200.716

6.1400.2401.236

4.640

5.2205.8402.220

12,060.00021.400

320.000

0.5543.3602.5800.362

2.3603.960

Units

PCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/L


PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

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OEL cont.

OEL cont .....

DW

SampleNameOEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DWOEL-01 8/23/2006-DW

OEL-01 8/23/2006-DW



OEL-01 9/12/2006-DW

OEL-01 9/12/2006-DWOEL-01 9/12/2006-DW

OEL-01 9/12/2006-DWOEL-01 9/12/2006-DWOEL-01 9/12/2006-DWOEL-01 9/12/2006-DWOEL-01 9/12/2006-DWOEL-01 9/12/2006-DWOEL-01 9/12/2006-DW

OEL-01 9/12/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

OEL-01 10/17/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

OEL-01 10/17/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

OEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DWOEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DW


OEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

OEL-01 10/1 7/2006-DWOEL-01 11/14/2006-DWOEL-01 11/14/2006-DWOEL-01 11/14/2006-DWOEL-01 11/14/2006-DWOEL-01 11/14/2006-DW

OEL-01 11/14/2006-DWOEL-01 11/14/2006-DW

OEL-01 11/14/2006-DW

OEL-01 11/14/2006-DWOEL-01 11/14/2006-DW

OEL-01 11/14/2006-DWOEL-01 11/14/2006-DW

OEL-01 11/14/2006-DW


8/23/068/23/06

8/23/069/12/069/12/069/12/06

9/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/06

9/12/069/12/069/12/06

9/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/069/12/06

9/12/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/06

10/17/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/06

10/17/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

11/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

NUCLIDENi-63

Co-58GBFe-55

Sr-89La-140H-3

Ni-63Mn-54Fe-551-131

Fe-59

Sr-90Cs-134Nb-95

Zn-65Co-60Co-58Cs-137GBZr-95Ba-140H-31-131

Fe-59

La-140Mn-54Nb-95

Sr-90Zn-65Zr-95Sr-89

Cs-137Co-58Co-60GBCs-134Ba-140

Fe-55

Ni-631-131Fe-59Ni-63Fe-55

La-140Zr-95Zn-65

H-3Co-60Co-58

Cs-137Cs-134Ba-140


-0.1741.580

-0.346

-0.0241.770

89.200

-5.0200.580

57.300-0.317-0.258

-0.062-0.373

0.1730.168

-0.2300.016

0.4531.9100.566

-3.56078.900

0.230

-1.030

-3.260-0.1341.6300.067

-1.590-1.7400.0040.5000.3040.330

-5.3900.5983.980

74.500

-16.400-0.2552.190

-14.200-5.920-1.100-1.5901.470

-203.000-0.7031.0200.0890.2771.450

2 Sigma34.000

2.6604.480

118.600

0.4364.680

312.000

33.6002.340

270.0001.172

5.440

0.3042.740

2.5204.3202.2602.500

2.0801.9943.820

18.840350.000

1.566

6.200

8.5003.060

4.040

0.3306.3805.220

0.3242.9202.9603.0602.6003.140

21.000172.000

34.2001.1104.500

36.400102.200

3.6804.700

5.780354.000

2.8002.620

2.6202.980

10.660

Units


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L



PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

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OEL

DW

SampleName




OEL-01 12/4/2006-DW




OEL-01 12/4/2006-DWOEL-01 12/4/2006-DW

cont .....


11/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/06

12/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/06

NUCLIDEGBMn-54Nb-95Sr-89

Sr-90Co-58GBBa-140

Cs-1 37Co-60

1-131

Fe-59La-140

Mn-54

Cs-134Zr-95Nb-95

Sr-89Sr-90H-3

Zn-65Fe-55Ni-63

cont .....Result

2.520

1.0600.018

-1.030

-0.301-0.3411.0906.500

0.216-0.160

-0.367

0.9700.0000.4990.4431.850

-0.516-2.0000.006

26.100

2.130

10.10017.100

2 Sigma1.7382.9804.1400.3700.2982.5201.654

22.000

2.6202.780

0.878

5.8801,922.000

2.260

2.5004.8003.100

0.3440.170

362.00023.800

90.60040.400

Units


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

OSG

IIIIIIIII£iIIIIIIIi

SLSampleNameOSG-01 9/21/2006-SLOSG-01 9/21/2006-SLOSG-0 1 9/21 /2006-SLOSG-01 9/21/2006-SLOSG-01 9/21/2006-SLOSG-01 9/21 /2006-SLOSG-01 9/21/2006-SLOSG-01 9/21/2006-SLOSG-01 9/21/2006-SLOSG-01 9/21 /2006-SL

DateCollected9/21/069/21/069/21/069/21/06

9/21/069/21/069/21/069/21/06

9/21/069/21/06

NUCLIDENi-63

Ra-228Ra-226Cs-137Cs-134Sr-90TI-208Sr-89

Th-228

Fe-55

Result

0.203923.000840.000-14.200

16.600

2.060286.000

-1.910

801 .000

6.420

2 Sigma3.220

304.000185.60028.400

58.8001.538

76.8000.482

151.60017.300

Units

PCI/G


PCI/GPCI/KGPCI/G

PCI/KG

PCI/G

OUT

SWSampleName

OUT-01 01/13/2006-SWOUT-01 01/13/2006-SWOUT-01 01/13/2006-SWOUT-01 01/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 01/13/2006-SWOUT-01 01/13/2006-SWOUT-01 01/13/2006-SW


OUT-01 01/13/2006-SW

DateCollected1/13/061/13/061/13/061/13/06

1/13/061/13/06

1/13/06

1/13/06

1/13/061/13/06

1/13/06

NUCLIDEFe-59Mn-54Nb-95H-3

Zn-65Zr-95

La-140

Co-58

Cs-137Cs-134

Ba-140

Result

-4.280-0.3801.860

204.000

4.2102.800

1.740

0.065-0.1240.621

-0.590

2 Sigma8.7203.9404.480

500.000

8.98016.280

7.160

4.3203.9604.420

21.400

Units

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/L

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OUT cont.

OUT cont .....

SW

SampleNameOUT-01 01/13/2006-SWOUT-01 01/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 02/21/2006-SWOUT-01 02/21/2006-SW


OUT-01 02/21/2006-SWOUT-01 02/21/2006-SWOUT-01 02/21/2006-SWOUT-01 02/21/2006-SWOUT-01 02/21/2006-SW

OUT-01 02/21/2006-SWOUT-01 02/21/2006-SWOUT-01 02/21/2006-SWOUT-01 02/21/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SW


OUT-01 03/08/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SWOUT-01 03/08/2006-SW


OUT-01 4/7/2006-SWOUT-01 4/7/2006-SWOUT-01 4/7/2006-SWOUT-01 4/7/2006-SWOUT-01 4/7/2006-SWOUT-01 4/7/2006-SWOUT-01 4/7/2006-SWOUT-01 4/7/2006-SW

OUT-01 5/19/2006-SW

OUT-01 5/19/2006-SWOUT-01 5/19/2006-SW

OUT-01 5/19/2006-SW

OUT-01 5/19/2006-SW


OUT-01 5/19/2006-SWOUT-01 5/19/2006-SW

DateCollected1/13/061/13/062/21/062/21/062/21/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/062/21/06

2/21/062/21/062/21/06

2/21/063/8/063/8/06

3/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/06

3/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/063/8/06

4/7/064/7/06

4/7/064/7/06

4/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/06

4/7/064/7/064/7/065/19/06

5/19/065/19/06

5/19/06

5/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/06

5/19/065/19/06

NUCLIDE1-131

Co-60Ba-140Cs-1 34Cs-137

Co-58Co-601-131

Fe-59La-140Mn-54Nb-95K-40H-3Zn-65

Zr-95K-40Zr-95H-3Nb-95

Mn-54La-140Fe-59

1-131Co-60Co-58Cs-137Cs-134Ba-140Zn-65La-140Fe-59H-3

Ba-140Cs-134Cs-137

Co-581-131Zr-95Zn-65Mn-54Nb-95Co-60Zr-95

Zn-65H-3

Nb-95

Fe-59Mn-541-131

Co-60Co-58Cs-137

cont .....Result1.8701.000

-0.499-1.8801.2300.938

0.826-1.350

0.4430.4970.499

-0.250

365.00061.100

0.616-1.250

349.000-1.030

135.0000.181

0.7150.735

-0.025-1.590-0.3341.610

-0M6090.6823.050

-2.040-1.210-2.990

-51.900

10.8000.609

0.181

-0.389-0.8952.450

-0.145

-1.3600.8600.5561.490

-4.050-44.100

0.983

-1.560

0.4282.650

-1.950

0.1860.973

2 Sigma7.660

3.86010.680

2.9202.720

2.7802.8003.7405.460

4.0002.540

2.620118.800540.000

5.9204.700

135.6008.980

550.0005.2004.760

8.3208.960

10.9005.0204.7204.4804.900

20.80010.0606.9408.560

356.00023.800

4.1403.960

3.8209.9607.2609.980

4.0604.4804.780

7.8009.260

380.0004.580

9.3604.3009.880

4.1204.2804.060

Units



PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

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OUT

SW


OUT-01 5/19/2006-SWOUT-01 6/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 6/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 6/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 6/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 6/13/2006-SWOUT-01 6/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 6/13/2006-SWOUT-01 6/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 6/13/2006-SWOUT-01 6/13/2006-SW


OUT-01 8/2/2006-SWOUT-01 8/2/2006-SW

OUT-01 8/2/2006-SWOUT-01 8/2/2006-SW

OUT-01 8/2/2006-SW

OUT-01 8/2/2006-SWOUT-01 8/2/2006-SW


OUT-01 8/2/2006-SW

OUT-01 8/2/2006-SW

OUT-01 8/11/2006-SWOUT-01 8/11/2006-SW

OUT-01 8/11/2006-SW

OUT-01 8/11/2006-SW


OUT-01 8/11/2006-SWOUT-01 8/11/2006-SW


OUT-01 8/11/2006-SWOUT-01 8/11/2006-SW

OUT-01 9/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 9/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 9/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 9/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 9/13/2006-SW


cont .....

DateCollected5/19/065/19/065/19/06

6/13/066/13/06

6/13/06

6/13/066/13/06

6/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/066/13/067/13/06

8/2/068/2/06

8/2/068/2/06

8/2/06

8/2/068/2/068/2/068/2/068/2/068/2/068/2/06

8/2/06

8/11/068/11/06

8/11/06

8/11/068/11/068/11/06

8/11/068/11/068/11/068/11/068/11/068/11/06

8/11/068/11/06

8/11/069/13/06

9/13/06

9/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/06

NUCLIDECs-134Ba-140La-140Ba-140Zr-95

Zn-65

H-3Fe-59

Co-60Cs-1 37Co-58Nb-95La-1401-131Cs-134Mn-54H-31-131

Nb-95Fe-59

Cs-1 37Zr-95

Zn-65H-3Mn-54La-140Ba-140Co-60Cs-1 34

Co-58H-3Zn-65

Zr-95

Fe-59Mn-54Nb-95

1-131

Ba-140La-140Fe-55

Ni-63Cs-1 34Cs-137

Co-58Co-60Zn-65

Cs-137

H-3Fe-59Mn-54

Nb-95Zr-95Fe-55


-4.450-5.640-2.4602.000

-2.17010.800-2.310-1.540

0.809-0.4741.310

-2.620-0.898-0.540-1.360

-40.000-0.764

0.090-1.040

0.518-1.340-4.07029.400-2.790

-0.5731.5600.464

-0.009-0.648

-144.000-0.5992.380

1.470-0.540-0.112-5.700-0.895-0.133

-35.500-12.800

0.618-0.4030.363

-0.195-0.598

0.814

115.0000.173

0.109-0.4571.210

71.500

2 Sigma4.200

24.80010.96016.740

6.0807.560

370.0007.500

3.5603.6003.4803.5205.4806.3403.5603.480

314.00014.260

4.0407.8803.140

5.960

7.360

378.0003.1807.460

24.2003.2603.260

3.180

326.0005.580

5.420

7.680

2.6403.480

13.660

22.8009.680

144.40037.600

2.820

2.360

2.8602.9205.640

2.560

312.0005.860

2.4603.2804.620

216.000

UnitsPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L



PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

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OUT cant.

OUT cont .....

SW


OUT-01 9/13/2006-SWOUT-01 9/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 9/13/2006-SWOUT-01 9/13/2006-SW

OUT-01 9/13/2006-SWOUT-01 9/13/2006-SW



OUT-01 10/11/2006-SWOUT-01 10/11/2006-SWOUT-01 10/11/2006-SWOUT-01 10/11/2006-SWOUT-01 10/11/2006-SWOUT-01 10/11/2006-SWOUT-01 10/11/2006-SW


OUT-01 11/2/2006-SW

OUT-01 11/2/2006-SWOUT-01 11/2/2006-SW

OUT-01 11/2/2006-SWOUT-01 11/2/2006-SW

OUT-01 11/2/2006-SW

OUT-01 11/2/2006-SWOUT-01 11/2/2006-SW






DateCollected9/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/06

9/13/069/13/06

9/13/069/13/069/13/069/13/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/06

10/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/06

10/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/0611/2/0611/2/061112/0611/2/06

11/2/0611/2/06

11/2/0611/2/06

11/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/0611/2/06

11/2/0611/2/06

11/2/0611/2/06

12/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

NUCLIDECo-60Ba-140La-140

Co-581-131Ni-63

Cs-134GBSr-89Sr-90Co-60Fe-59

Mn-54Nb-95Sr-89Sr-90H-3Zn-65

Zr-951-131

La-140

Co-58Fe-55Ni-63GBBa-140Cs-134Cs-137Cs-134Ba-140

Cs-137Co-58

Co-601-131Fe-59La-140

Mn-54GBSr-89Nb-95Sr-90H-3

Zn-65Zr-95Fe-55Ni-63

Co-60

Zr-95Ba-140Cs-134

Co-581-131La-140


-0.524-1.100-0.1430.3833.730

0.249276.000

0.784-0.2630.187

-0.5951.700

-1.020-1.8700.895

53.600-1.190

-0.711-0.384-1.590

0.556-6.520-4.420

186.0007.1501.890

-0.543

0.8111.110

0.334-0.553

0.179

0.8971.0000.833

-0.657318.000-12.300

0.648

6.090-186.000

-0.287

-0.189152.000

7.1001.050

-1.810-2.6401.170

0.3610.4091.340

2 Sigma2.520

18.2805.220

2.8809.000

35.600

4.140107.000

7.7005.0805.300

8.5204.4005.1805.780

6.080348.000

9.540

8.1406.5807.0204.480

106.40046.200

103.40015.6605.0004.8402.260

11.100

2.1802.1802.080

4.1604.2403.420

2.240127.200

6.7602.4407.040

372.0005.2603.860

198.20029.600

2.620

4.38010.4403.280

2.8603.3603.020

Units


PCI/LPCI/L



PCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

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owl cont .....

GW

SampleNameOWl-01 8/22/2006-GWOWl-01 8/22/2006-GW

OWl-01 8/22/2006-GW

OWl-01 8/22/2006-GW

OWl-01 8/22/2006-GW

OWl-01 8/22/2006-GWOWl-01 8/22/2006-GW

OWl-01 8/22/2006-GW

OWl-01 8/22/2006-GWOWl-01 8/22/2006-GWOWl-01 8/22/2006-GW

OWi-01 8/22/2006-GW

OWl-01 8/22/2006-GWOWi-01 8/22/2006-GWOWi-01 8/22/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWi-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWi-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GWOWi-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWi-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWi-01 9/19/2006-GWOWi-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWi-01 9/19/2006-GWOWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GWOWl-01 9/19/2006-GW

OWl-01 9/19/2006-GWOWi-01 10/24/2006-GWOWi-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWi-01 10/24/2006-GWOWi-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWl-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWi-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWl-01 10/24/2006-GWOWI-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWl-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWl-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWl-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWi-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWl-01 10/24/2006-GWOWl-01 10/24/2006-GWOWi-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWi-01 10/24/2006-GWOWl-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWl-01 10/24/2006-GW

DateCollected8/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/06

8/22/068/22/06

8/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/069/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/0610/24/0610/24/06

10/24/0610/24/0610/24/0610/24/06

10/24/0610/24/0610/24/06

10/24/0610/24/0610/24/06

10/24/0610/24/0610/24/06

10/24/0610/24/0610/24/06

NUCLIDECs-137

Co-60Fe-59La-140

Mn-54Nb-95

Ra-226Sr-89

Sr-90H-3Zn-65Zr-95Co-58Fe-55Ni-63

Co-60Fe-55Ni-63

GBBa-140

Cs-134Cs-137Co-58Zn-651-131La-140Mn-54Nb-95Ra-226

Sr-89Sr-90H-3Fe-59Zr-95

H-3Mn-54Ra-226Th-230Zn-65Ba-140Co-58

Cs-1 34

Fe-591-131

Co-60Sr-90Cs-137La-140Nb-95GBU-234Zr-95Ni-63


-2.150-2.3901.340

0.1671.140

47.700-0.262-0.107

657.0000.2340.607

-0.968-2.27040.900

0.20137.700

5.0403.190

-4.490-2.0901.950

-1.5204.670

-0.925-0.247-1.9902.510

102.000-0.3800.055

548.000-0.2720.956

2,830.000-1.18087.40087.400

2.280-0.848-0.7660.1690.5981.7801.1700.3620.0230.3831.540

22.40097.300-0.34514.500

2 Sigma4.240

3.7408.240

6.3403.2604.060

15.520

0.4080.306

366.0006.7405.3203.200

127.20051.600

5.500114.000

35.800

3.62021.600

5.3204.6805.000

10.6208.9808.5004.580

6.20023.000

0.4080.334

344.00010.0007.900

484.0002.780

17.36017.360

6.14013.1002.780

3.2005.7005.420

2.9400.3063.3404.6803.5604.720

25.0004.960

45.200

UnitsPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L





PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

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owl

GW

SampleNameOWl-01 10/24/2006-GW

oWl-01 10/24/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GWOWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GWOWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GWOWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GWOWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 11/21/2006-GWOWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 1112112006-GWOWl-01 11/21/2006-GWOWl-01 11/21/2006-GW

OWl-01 12/20/2006-GWOWl-01 12/20/2006-GW


OWl-01 12/20/2006-GWOWl-01 12/20/2006-GW

OWl-01 12/20/2006-GW

OWl-01 12/20/2006-GW

OWl-01 12/20/2006-GW

OWi-01 12/20/2006-GW

OWl-01 12/20/2006-GW

OWi-01 12/20/2006-GW

OWi-01 12/20/2006-GWOWi-01 12/20/2006-GW

OWi-01 12/20/2006-GW


cont .....


10/24/0611/21/06

11/21/0611/21/06

11/21/06

11/21/0611/21/06

11/21/0611/21/0611/21/0611/21/0611/21/0611/21/0611/21/0611/21/0611/21/06

11/21/0611/21/06

11/21/06

11/21/0612/20/0612/20/06

12/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

12/20/0612/20/06

12/20/06

12/20/0612/20/06

12/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

12/20/0612/20/0612/20/0612/20/06

NUCLIDEH-3

Sr-89Sr-90Ra-226Zn-65

Zr-95

Fe-55Ni-63Sr-89Ba-140H-3GBCs-134

Cs-137Co-58Co-601-131Fe-59

La-140Mn-54

Nb-95Fe-55Ni-63

Zr-95Zn-65H-3Co-60

Mn-54GB

Nb-95

Ra-226La-140Fe-59

Sr-89Sr-90Co-58

Cs-137Cs-134Ba-1401-131

cont .....Result

698.000-0.4310.097

60.0000.2241.310

92.000-7.680-0.2173.190

592.0003.8700.502

-1.2200.0220.905

-1.7901.330

-1.0400.1661.240

-17.900-27.600

0.8610.871

488.000-0.066-0.0543.5601.340

53.300-1.6801.460

-0.329-0.005-0.300-0.8330.6381.480

-3.950

2 Siama390.000

0.3740.264

16.2006.020

4.700

218.00037.800

0.33213.680

408.0002.0602.6403.2603.1002.480

5.4405.000

4.3202.740

3.10090.200

46.6004.7006.780

404.0003.060

2.7203.660

3.260

13.6405.1805.760

0.3220.3602.960

2.8203.040

16.6605.940

UnitsPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPOIILPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L



UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

OW2

GW


OW2-01 6/23/2006-GW 6/23/06 H-3 2,780.000 506.000 PCI/L

OW2-01 8/22/2006-GW 8/22/06 H-3 2,570.000 462.000 PCI/L

OW2-01 9/19/2006-GW 9/19/06 H-3 2,830.000 484.000 PCI/L

OW2-01 10/24/2006-GW 10/24/06 H-3 2,510.000 538.000 PCI/L

OW2-01 11/21/2006-GW 11/21/06 H-3 2,570.000 548.000 PCI/L

OW2-01 12/20/2006-GW 12/20/06 H-3 2,460.000 536.000 PCI/L

PMO

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PMO

SDSampleNamePMO-01 6/30/2006-SDPMO-01 6/30/2006-SDPMO-01 6/30/2006-SDPMO-01 6/30/2006-SD

SLSampleNamePMO-01 9/1 /2006-SLPMO-01 9/1/2006-SLPMO-01 9/1/2006-SLPMO-01 9/1/2006-SLPMO-01 9/1 /2006-SLPMO-01 9/1/2006-SLPMO-0 1 9/11/2006-SLPMO-01 9/1/2006-SLPMO-01 9/1 /2006-SL

cont .....


6/30/066/30/06

6/30/06

DateCollected9/1/06

9/1/069/1/06

9/1/069/1/069/1/06

9/1/069/1/069/1/06

NUCLIDECs-134

Cs-137Sr-90Sr-89

NUCLIDETI-208

Cs-134Ra-226Th-228Fe-55Ni-63

Sr-89Sr-90Cs-137

Result-1.610

0.6560.125

-1.100

Result103.000

13.500

361.000344.000

0.1900.329

-0.827

-0.33811.300

2 Sigma50.00043.600

0.3501.314

2 Sigma47.200

47.800103.000

69.00024.000

2.960

1.8601.146

36.400

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/GPCI/G

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/GPCI/G

PCI/GPCI/GPCI/KG

PON

AV

SampleNamePON-01 01/26/2006-AVPON-01 01/26/2006-AVPON-01 01/26/2006-AVPON-01 01/26/2006-AVPON-01 01/26/2006-AVPON-01 4/7/2006-AVPON-01 4/7/2006-AVPON-01 4/7/2006-AVPON-01 4/7/2006-AVPON-01 7/13/2006-AVPON-01 7/13/2006-AV

PON-01 7/13/2006-AVPON-01 7/13/2006-AVPON-01 10/11/2006-AV

PON-01 10/1 1/2006-AVPON-01 10/1 1/2006-AVPON-01 10/1 1/2006-AV

ch

SampleNamePON-01 12/1/2006-FH--PerPON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per

PON-01 12/1/2006-FH--PerPON-01 12/1/2006-FH--PerPON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per

PON-01 12/1/2006-FH--PerPON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per

FH

SampleNamePON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 02/24/2006-FH

DateCollected1/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/064/7/064/7/064/7/064/7/06

7/13/067/13/06

7/13/067/13/0610/11/06

10/11/0610/11/0610/11/06

DateCollected12/1/0612/1/0612/1/0612/1/0612/1/06

12/1/0612/1/06

DateCollected2/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/06

NUCLIDECs-134K-40

Co-60Cs-137Co-58Co-60Co-58Cs-137Cs-134

Cs-134Cs-137

Co-58Co-60

Co-60

Co-58Cs-137Cs-1 34

NUCLIDECo-58Zn-65Mn-54

Co-60Cs-1 37

Cs-1 34Fe-59

NUCLIDEZn-65K-40Mn-54Fe-59Co-60

Result-3.880

12,300.000-1.0101.9500.009

5.360-1.640

0.6612.450

5.020-1.210

-1.5201.930

-7.950

-6.640-4.1606.930

Result11.700

-1.010

-2.540-0.175-4.3303.650

-48.400

Result-29.400

3,830.000-9.42062.50028.100

2 Sigma9.760

552.000

8.1007.040

10.36013.42010.3809.980

10.50010.8009.560

11.28011.400

20.400

25.00017.08019.020

2 Sigrma40.400

83.80031.00032.200

28.40033.000

111.600

2 Sigma154.600

1,648.00058.000

132.60061.200

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG


PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

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IPON cont .....

FH

SampleNamePON-01 02/24/2006-FH

PON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 02/24/2006-FH

PON-01 02/24/2006-FH

PON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 02/24/2006-FH

PON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 02/24/2006-FH

PON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 02/24/2006-FHPON-01 6/6/2006-FHPON-01 6/6/2006-FHPON-01 6/6/2006-FH

PON-01 6/6/2006-FHPON-01 6/6/2006-FH


PON-01 6/6/2006-FHPON-01 6/6/2006-FHPON-01 6/6/2006-FHPON-01 6/6/2006-FH


PON-01 8/24/2006-FHPON-01 8/24/2006-FH

PON-01 8/24/2006-FH

PON-01 8/24/2006-FHPON-01 8/24/2006-FH

PON-01 8/24/2006-FH

PON-01 8/24/2006-FHPON-01 8/24/2006-FHPON-01 8/24/2006-FHPON-01 8/24/2006-FHPON-01 8/24/2006-FHPON-01 8/24/2006-FHPON-01 8/24/2006-FH

fi

SampleNamePON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(

PON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roc

PON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(PON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(PON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(

PON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(PON-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro{

IM

SampleNamePON-01 1/26/2006-IMPON-01 1/26/2006-IMPON-01 1/26/2006-IM


2/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/06

2/24/066/6/066/6/066/6/066/6/066/6/06

6/6/066/6/06

6/6/06

6/6/066/6/066/6/06

6/6/066/6/066/6/068/24/068/24/06

8/24/068/24/06

8/24/068/24/068/24/06

8/24/068/241068/24/068/24/06

8/24/068/24/068/24/06


12/1/06

12/1/0612/1/0612/1/06

12/1/0612/1/06

DateCollected1/26/061/26/061/26/06

NUCLIDECo-58

Cs-137Cs-134Zn-65

Cs-134

Cs-137K-40Co-58Fe-59Mn-54

Co-60Co-60Fe-59Mn-54

Zn-65Fe-59

Cs-134Co-60Co-58

Cs-137Cs-134Mn-54

Zn-65Co-58Cs-137

Mn-54Fe-59

Cs-137

Cs-134Zn-65

Co-60Cs-134

Cs-137Zn-65Co-60Co-58Co-58Mn-54Fe-59

NUCLIDECs-137

Co-60

Mn-54Fe-59

Co-58

Cs-134Zn-65

NUCLIDEMn-54Co-60Zn-65


44.90013.500

8.62015.400

0.2264,850.000

-14.200-23.000

-9.350

7.76024.800

-27.000-19.000

-23.600-68.900

16.70034.400

-22.3007.600

12.900

31.50033.900

2.65024.400

6.900

72.500-24.400

23.2003.230

25.1009.720

1.740-23.10019.900

-10.3009.2202.120

-22.900

2 Sigma66.800

88.20064.40089.400

35.000

36.400

1,684.00043.400

100.00036.20043.20065.000

206.00048.400

167.400

228.000

64.400114.600

97.20073.400

67.80068.400

114.400

72.20068.600

83.000262.000

94.800100.200

141.600

87.80056.400

46.600176.400

53.800144.400

57.00042.200

141.600

2 Sigma32.000

42.400

38.400116.60045.600

41.00092.600

2 Sigma49.00037.000

169.200

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG


PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG


Units

PCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

IIIIIi

3IIIIiU!IIIII

Result-10.000

-14.100

-6.9205.910

-2.630

-6.630-37.500

Result12.80012.50028.200

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PON cont .....

IM cont .....SampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma Units

PON-01 1/26/2006-IM 1/26/06 Fe-59 -5.790 84.000 PCI/KGPON-01 1/26/2006-IM 1/26/06 Co-58 -9.710 43.000 PCI/KG

PON-01 1/26/2006-IM 1/26/06 Cs-137 6.840 30.200 PCI/KG

PON-01 1/26/2006-IM 1/26/06 Cs-134 -4.810 38.400 PCI/KG

POS

AV

SampleNamePOS-01 01/26/2006-AVPOS-01 01/26/2006-AVPOS-01 01/26/2006-AV

POS-01 01/26/2006-AVPOS-01 01/26/2006-AV

POS-01 4/7/2006-AVPOS-01 4/7/2006-AVPOS-01 4/7/2006-AVPOS-01 4/7/2006-AV

POS-01 7/13/2006-AV

POS-01 7/13/2006-AVPOS-01 7/13/2006-AV

POS-01 7/13/2006-AVPOS-01 10/1 1/2006-AVPOS-01 10/1 1/2006-AVPOS-01 10/1 1/2006-AVPOS-01 10/1 1/2006-AV

ch

SampleNamePOS-01 12/1/2006-FH--PerPOS-01 12/1/2006-FH--PerPOS-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per

POS-01 12/1/2006-FH--PerPOS-01 12/1/2006-FH--PerPOS-01 12/1/2006-FH--Per

POS-01 12/1/2006-FH--PerFH

SampleNamePOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FH

POS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FHPOS-01 02/24/2006-FH

DateCollected1/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/061/26/064/7/06

4/7/064/7/064/7/06

7/13/067/13/06

7/13/067/13/06

10/11/0610/11/0610/11/0610/11/06

DateCollected12/1/0612/1/0612/1/06

12/1/0612/1/0612/1/06

12/1/06

DateCollected2/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/06

2/24/062/24/062124106

2/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/062/24/06

NUCLIDECs-137Co-58Cs-134Co-60K-40Co-60

Co-58Cs-137Cs-134

Co-60Co-58

Cs-1 37Cs-134Cs-134

Cs-137Co-58Co-60

NUCLIDECs-134Co-58Cs-137

Co-60Fe-59Mn-54

Zn-65

NUCLIDEZn-65K-40Mn-54K-40Cs-134Cs-137Co-58

Co-60

Co-58Mn-54Fe-59

Zn-65

Cs-134Cs-137

Co-60Fe-59

Result0.3041.210

-1.4000.751

14,100.0000.2893.1003.1902.010

4.570-3.410

1.8403.3905.5900.505

-0.6196.950

Result12.300-8.1101.290

0.49613.5005.350

13.800

Result

-6.8504,200.000

-11.7004,270.000

7.9901.450

-29.6007.130

-1.960-9.4405.800

29.600-5.46014.600

-3.880

58.400

2 Sigma6.3408.4407.420

8.3802,100.000

14.10013.0008.540

12.100

9.30012.38010.62011.02018.720

16.32020.20043.000

2 Sigma41.60053.00040.600

43.200121.600

38.600

99.800

2 Sigma76.400

1,336.00037.200

1,666.000

55.60040.20052.40057.400

39.80047.80093.000

115.800

41.40035.60034.200

121.000

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG


PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG


PCI/KG

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KG


PCI/KG

Units




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POS

FH

SampleName

POS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FH

POS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FH

POS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 6/9/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FH

POS-01 8/24/2006-FH

POS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FH

POS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FHPOS-01 8/24/2006-FH

fi

SampleName

POS-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(POS-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(

POS-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(POS-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(

POS-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(POS-01 12/1/2006-FH--Roc

POS-01 12/1/2006-FH--Ro(IM

SampleNamePOS-01 1/26/2006-IMPOS-01 1/26/2006-IMPOS-01 1/26/2006-IMPOS-01 1/26/2006-IM

POS-01 1/26/2006-IM

POS-01 1/26/2006-IMPOS-01 1/26/2006-IMPOS-01 4/4/2006-1M

POS-01 4/4/2006-IM

POS-01 4/4/2006-IMPOS-01 4/4/2006-1MPOS-01 4/4/2006-IM

POS-01 4/4/2006-IMPOS-01 4/4/2006-1M

cont .....

DateCollected6/9/066/9/066/9/06

6/9/06

6/9/066/9/06

6/9/06

6/9/066/9/066/9/06

6/9/066/9/066/9/066/9/06

8/24/068/24/068/24/06

8/24/068/24/068/24/06

8/24/068/24/06

8/24/068/24/068/24/068/24/068/24/068/24/06


12/1/0612/1/06

12/1/06

12/1/0612/1/0612/1/06


1/26/061/26/06

1/26/06

1/26/061/26/064/4/06

4/4/064/4/064/4/064/4/064/4/06

4/4/06

NUCLIDECs-134Cs-1 37Fe-59

Co-58Co-60Fe-59

Mn-54

Zn-65Cs-134Cs-1 37Co-60Mn-54Zn-65

Co-58Co-58Zn-65Fe-59

Co-60Fe-59

Co-60

Cs-1 37Co-58

Mn-54

Cs-134Cs-134Cs-137Mn-54Zn-65

NUCLIDECo-58

Cs-1 34Cs-137Co-60

Fe-59Mn-54

Zn-65

NUCLIDECs-137

Co-60Cs-1 34Zn-65

Mn-54Fe-59

Co-58Cs-134Cs-137

Co-58Co-60Fe-59

Mn-54

Zn-65

cont .....Result10.300-4.51021.000

22.200-22.100-27.700

3.900-34.000

0.64718.000

7.140-11.00029.900-5.000

10.800-26.500

-10.300-7.310

7.4603.100

0.536-3.000

-21.500

1.970-6.7902.9805.460

-23.800

2 Sigma69.00063.200

132.800

72.00066.400

165.800

64.000152.600

64.60067.800

63.00060.200

138.80064.400

40.20089.40093.600

36.400108.400

44.800

42.20047.400

58.40047.40035.80032.60039.400

101.400

2 Sigma62.800

45.60036.600

41.600

138.60043.200

106.000

2 Siqma34.200

48.40045.20096.000

39.600

106.400

46.00036.800

66.400

42.20033.00083.40036.20079.600

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG


PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG


Units

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KGPCI/KG

Units

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG

PCI/KGPCI/KG


PCI/KG

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

Result

16.000

4.83012.3009.280

-16.200-2.86019.900

Result2.810

10.300

-17.9001.820

-4.120

2.860

0.43816.900

14.200

-4.340-1.220

-32.300-2.940

11.100

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POS cont .....

IM cont .....


POS-01 10/5/2006-IM 10/5/06 Mn-54 -10.400 50.800 PCI/KGPOS-01 10/5/2006-IM 10/5/06 Zn-65 -25.800 124.200 PCI/KG

POS-01 10/5/2006-IM 10/5/06 Fe-59 -28.100 161.400 PCI/KGPOS-01 10/5/2006-IM 10/5/06 Co-60 -22.700 42.400 PCI/KG

POS-01 10/5/2006-IM 10/5/06 Cs-134 18.100 55.000 PCI/KGPOS-01 10/5/2006-IM 10/5/06 Cs-137 -18.300 41.600 PCI/KG

POS-01 10/5/2006-IM 10/5/06 Co-58 1.980 64.400 PCI/KG

WN2

DW

SampleNameWN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 5/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 5/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 5/19/2006-DWWN2-01 6/21/2006-DW

WN2-01 6/21/2006-DWWN2-01 6/21/2006-DW

WN2-01 6/21/2006-DWWN2-01 6/21/2006-DW

WN2-01 6/21/2006-DWWN2-01 6/21/2006-DWWN2-01 6/21/2006-DW

WN2-01 6/21/2006-DWWN2-01 6/21/2006-DW

WN2-01 6/21/2006-DWWN2-01 6/21/2006-DWWN2-01 6/21/2006-DW

WN2-01 6/21/2006-DWWN2-01 6/21/2006-DW

WN2-01 6/21/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DW

DateCollected5/19/065/19/065/19/065/191065/19/065/19/06

5/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/065/19/066/21/066/21/06

6/21/066/21/06

6/21/066/21/06

6/21/066/21/066/21/06

6/21/066/21/066/21/066/21/066/21/066/21/06

6/21/067/19/06

7/19/06

7/19/067/19/06

7/19/06

7/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/06

NUCLIDEMn-54Zn-65La-140Fe-591-131

Cs-134Nb-95Sr-89Sr-90H-3

GBBa-140

Cs-137Co-58Co-60Zr-95Co-58Zn-65H-3

Zr-95

Cs-i 37Co-60

Ba-140Sr-90

GB1-131Sr-89Nb-95Mn-54Fe-59

Cs-134La-140

Co-58

Zn-65Ba-140La-140

Cs-1 34Mn-54Sr-90Zr-95H-3

Result-0.2471.750

-1.410-0.330

0.0530.4950.907

-0.5030.887

28.0001.6003.8000.7150.4080.142

-1.100

0.4140.081

47.700-0.379

0.8381.430

-1.4100.387

0.629-0.397-0.502-0.646-0.321

1.480

-1.090-0.614-0.462

-1.200-1.630-0.390

-0.380-0.872-0.0420.571

10.400

2 Sigma Units1.908 PCI/L4.340 PCI/L3.720 PCI/L3.940 PCI/L1.174 PCI/L

2.040 PCI/L2.760 PCI/L

0.394 PCI/L0.820 PCI/L

368.000 PCI/L3.280 PCI/L

10.660 PCI/L1.884 PCI/L

1.904 PCI/L1.942 PCI/L3.260 PCI/L3.620 PCI/L

7.180 PCI/L366.000 PCI/L

5.440 PCI/L

3.480 PCI/L14.920 PCI/L

12.900 PCI/L0.3042.480

0.9960.4483.4203.0806.2603.8205.3003.020

5.560

31.0009.800

2.620

2.5400.2645.120




330.000 PCI/L

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WN2 cont .....

DW

SampleName

WN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 7/19/2006-DWWN2-01 7/19/20060DW

WN2-01 8/23/2006-DWWN2-01 8/23/2006-DW


WN2-01 8/23/2006-DWWN2-01 8/23/2006-DW

WN2-01 8/23/2006-DWWN2-01 8/23/2006-DW

WN2-01 8/23/2006-DWWN2-01 8/23/2006-DW

WN2-01 8/23/2006-DWWN2-01 8/23/2006-DWWN2-01 8/23/2006-DW

WN2-01 8/23/2006-DWWN2-01 9119/2006-DW

WN2-01 9/19/2006-DWWN2-01 9/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 9/19/2006-DWWN2-01 9/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 9/19/2006-DWWN2-01 9/19/2006-DWWN2-01 9/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 9/19/2006-DWWN2-01 9/19/2006-DWWN2-01 9/19/2006-DW


WN2-01 9/19/2006-DWWN2-01 9/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 9/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 9/19/2006-DW

WN2-01 10/17/2006-DW

WN2-01 10/17/2006-DWWN2-01 10/17/2006-DWWN2-01 10/17/2006-DW


WN2-01 10/17/2006-DW

DateCollected7/19/067/19/067/19/06

7/19/067/19/067/19/06

7/19/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/06

8/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/06

8/23/06

8/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/068/23/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/06

NUCLIDENb-95

Fe-59Co-60

Cs-137Sr-89GB

1-131H-3Sr-89Nb-95

Cs-137Cs-134Ba-140

Zn-65Zr-95Mn-54

Fe-591-131

Co-60La-140Sr-90Co-58

GBNi-63Fe-55GBCs-137

Co-58Co-60Fe-59

La-140Mn-54H-3Zn-65

Zr-95Sr-891-131Ba-140Sr-90Cs-134Nb-95

Sr-89Fe-55Ni-63

Ni-63Fe-55Co-60Ba-140

Cs-134Co-581-131Fe-59

La-140

cont .....Result1.4401.070

-0.150-0.426-0.4487.350

-0.474-91.600

-0.0280.4831.380

-1.530-5.770

-2.1400.6670.288

0.818-0.589

-0.8640.000

-0.049-0.4282.460

-4.670-5.270

2.920

-0.226-0.2360.904

-1.270-0.8680.447

50.400

-0.8670.276

-0.3940.360

-4.8000.090

-0.026-0.103-0.39431.500-5.810

-26.200

90.200-0.972-2.6600.201

-0.171-1.1101.120

-0.656

2 Sigma5.940

6.6002.4402.760

0.5905.420

1.184316.000

0.3984.460

3.0603.360

27.400

6.4806.3803.1207.080

1.146

2.96015,940.000

0.2903.4403.460

29.600130.200

4.120

1.896

1.7943.8803.980

3.0601.730

308.0004.1003.2800.456

1.7869.1600.386

1.9201.904

0.456104.000

38.00045.200

179.2002.540

18,200

2,7002,4401.748

5,5606,160


PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCi/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/L

PCIlLPCI/LPCI/L


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WN2 cont.

WN2 cont .....

DW

SampleNameWN2-01 10/17/2006-DW

WN2-01 10/17/2006-DWWN2-01 10/1 7/2006-DWWN2-01 10/1 7/2006-DW

WN2-01 10/17/2006-DW

WN2-01 10/17/2006-DWWN2-01 10/17/2006-DW

WN2-01 10/1 7/2006-DWWN2-01 10/17/2006-DWWN2-01 11/14/2006-DWWN2-01 11/14/2006-DWWN2-01 11/14/2006-DW


WN2-01 11/14/2006-DW


WN2-01 11/14/2006-DWWN2-01 11/14/2006-DWWN2-01 11/14/2006-DWWN2-01 11/14/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DW

WN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DW

WN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DW

WN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DW

WN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DW

WN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DW

WN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DW

WN2-01 12/4/2006-DWWN2-01 12/4/2006-DW


10/17/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/06

10/17/0610/17/0610/17/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/06

11/14/06

11/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0611/14/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

12/4/0612/4/0612/4/06

NUCLIDEMn-54Nb-95Sr-89Sr-90

H-3Zn-65Zr-95

Cs-137GBNi-63Fe-55Cs-137

Co-58Co-60Cs-1 34

Ba-140Sr-89

Zr-95

Zn-65

Sr-90Nb-95Mn-54

La-140Fe-591-131H-3GBCs-137Fe-59La-140Mn-54Nb-95

Ba-140Fe-55

Sr-89Sr-90Zr-95Zn-65Ni-63

Cs-134H-3Co-58

1-131Co-60GB

cont .....Result-0.6720.800

-0.1340.015

26.100

-1.810-1.670

-0.459-1.1304.590

-27.400

0.6190.0210.7150.8782.310

-0.0310.038

-1.960-0.0610.255

0.4160.315

1.560-0.146

-203.0002.9900.084

-1.190-1.410

-0.1650.630

-4.330

-5.250-0.633-0.0430.2862.530

-0.3640.136

-80.200-0.382

-0.153-0.194

3.830

2 Sigma2.400

3.4600.4000.256

342.000

5.4005.2402.520

2.58039.800

112.200

4.6002.3002.0402.260

8.9600.5103.440

4.420

0.3462.1402.0803.0203.6400.630

354.0001.8542.6207.620

6.8802.8003.060

20.800103.000

0.3440.2025.4006.160

38.0002.860

360.0002.680

1.0602.6802.060

Units


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L


PCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L




PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

WW2

GWSampleName DateCollected NUCLIDE Result 2 Sigma UnitsWW2-01 6/21/2006-GW 6/21/06 Mn-54 1.470 4.700 PCI/LWW2-01 6/21/2006-GW 6/21/06 Ba-140 0.886 19.260 PCI/LWW2-01 6/21/2006-GW 6/21/06 Cs-134 -0.927 4.780 PCI/L

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WW2

GW

SampleNameWW2-01 6/21/2006-GWWW2-01 6/21/2006-GW

WW2-01 6/21/2006-GWWW2-01 6/21/2006-GW

WW2-01 6/21/2006-GW

WW2-01 6/21/2006-GWWW2-01 6/21/2006-GW

WW2-01 6/21/2006-GWWW2-01 6/21/2006-GW

WW2-01 6/21/2006-GWWW2-01 6/21/2006-GWWW2-01 6/21/2006-GWWW2-01 6/21/2006-GWWW2-01 6/21/2006-GW

WW2-01 7/19/2006-GWWW2-01 7/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 7/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 7/19/2006-GWWW2-01 7/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 7/19/2006-GWWW2-01 7/19/2006-GWWW2-01 7/19/2006-GWWW2-01 7/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 7/19/2006-GWWW2-01 7/19/2006-GWWW2-01 7/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 7/19/2006-GWWW2-01 7/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 7/19/2006-GWWW2-01 7/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 7/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GW

WW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GW

WW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GW

WW2-01 8/22/2006-GW

WW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GW

WW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 8/22/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GW

cont .....


6/21/066/21/06

6/21/066/21/06

6/21/06

6/21/066/21/066/21/066/21/06

6/21/066/21/066/21/066/21/067/19/06

7/19/067/19/06

7/19/06

7/19/067/19/06

7/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/067/19/06

7/19/067/19/06

7/19/067/19/06

7/19/067/19/06

8/22/06

8/22/068/22/068/22/068/22/06

8/22/068/22/068/22/06

8/22/06

8/22/068/22/06

8/22/06

8/22/068/22/068/22/06

8/22/068/22/068/22/06

8/22/069/19/069/19/069/19/06

NUCLIDEZr-95

H-3Sr-89La-140

Co-60Zn-65

Sr-90Ra-226Nb-951-131

Co-58Cs-137GBFe-59Zn-65H-3Zr-95

1-131

Sr-90Sr-89Ra-226Nb-95

Mn-54Fe-59Co-60

Co-58Cs-137

Cs-134Ba-140

GBLa-140Cs-137

Mn-54La-140Fe-591-131

Sr-89Co-58Sr-90

Cs-134Ba-140GB

Ni-63

Fe-55Co-60Ni-63

Nb-95Zr-95Zn-65

H-3H-3Sr-89Co-60


-87.300-0.5752.730

1.340-1.870

-0.119283.000

2.380

2.050-1.3300.0452.870

-3.220

-0.16530.200-2.0101.450

0.028

0.08820.600

-0.8850.248

-0.403-0.5840.202

-0.7221.070

4.16012.2004.200

-0.855

0.525-0.572-2.5800.194

-0.4220.625

-0.1120.551

0.4487.830

42.5002.0400.912

-18.7001.3900.5172.960

63.90014.000-1.8401.040

2 Sigma7.580

338.0000.564

19.6404.620

10.5800.250

31.2005.9406.9805.1605.260

2.6608.9405.600

320.0006.480

19.6600.2280.852

10.0003.420

2.3806.1602.460

2.6002.3401.982

25.2004.080

17.4404.720

2.8604.940

6.2805.860

0.4803.1000.2843.380

15.7205.080

48.400107.000

2.980

38.8003.3205.3007.520

328.000302.000

0.2883.960

Units

PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L



PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

PCI/LPCI/L


PCI/LPCI/LPCI/L

PCI/L

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WW2

GW

SampleName

WW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GW

WW2-01 9/19/2006-GWWW2-01 9/19/2006-GW

cont .....


9/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/069/19/06

9/19/06

NUCLIDERa-226

Nb-95Mn-54

La-140Zn-651-131Zr-95Co-58Cs-1 37Cs-134Ba-140GBNi-63

Fe-59Sr-90Fe-55

cont .....Result

89.4001.780

1.060-0.420

-0.4232.420

-1.440-1.0501.110

-0.1370.6756.420

7.330-0.381

0.0359.550

2 Sigma19.680

4.4403.8005.860

8.8806.680

6.9604.0604.2203.820

18.1203.300

36.6008.8600.332

136.400

Units

PCI/L

PCI/L




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