Transportation of Radwaste from Exelon Sites Mark Ross – Exelon Corporate Manager Radwaste Date: 10/07/2016.

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Transportation of Radwaste from Exelon Sites Mark Ross – Exelon Corporate Manager Radwaste Date: 10/07/2016

Exelon owned casks The Exelon cask fleet has 4 Type A casks and one Type B cask Two (2) Type A Super 200 casks which are a 14-215 size cask and heavily shielded Two (2) 14-210 H Casks that serve as ‘normal’ shipments for disposal One RT-100 Type B Cask that serves the Class B waste which are higher dose rate shipments Energy Solutions/Hittman provides transportation services, maintenance and scheduling for the Exelon cask fleet Energy Solutions also provides transportation services for a wide range of trailer, cask and sea-van options CFAM Standard Peer Group MM Report

Liners Poly or Steel – placed inside casks CFAM Standard Peer Group MM Report

USA DOT SPECIFICATION 7A TYPE A CFAM Standard Peer Group MM Report

Super 200 Cask All the 200 series casks appear to be the same except slight variation of lead equivalence – Exelon Corporation move forward with an improved design that yielded  higher shielding than the current 8-120B cask. The S200 cask has 3.65” lead equivalent to support our long Term LLW Strategy. Most commonly used by Exelon are the industry standard 200 series, which includes the 14-215, 14-210 and 212 Type A casks. Station’s needs are “next generation” DOT Specification 7A Type A transportation cask that will accommodate standard 200 series disposal containers and provide a higher density shielding than currently available 200 series Type A casks.

RT-100 Cask The RT-100 is the first new, large volume Type B shipping cask licensed by the NRC in over 2 decades Fully loaded, the cask and trailer will be up to 13ft. high, 65 ft. long and weigh over 120,000 pounds

RT-100 Type B Cask 100% Stainless steel construction inside and out Cask stands 11-feet high, 8.5-feet in diameter – designed to fit in the same loading areas currently used by nuclear power plants Will accommodate containers up to 160 cubic feet in volume which includes all containers currently used to ship Type B quantities of resins & filters Payload capacity of 15,000 lbs handles heavier loads Accommodating containers with contact dose rates up to 500R/hr

Services Provided Energy Solutions (ES) is our contact and Hittman is the hauler Exelon manages a fleet of 14 Nuclear Power Plants across 5 states Energy Solutions/Hittman provides transportation services for all our facilities On time delivery and communication is key to a successful business relationship

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