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Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Company Seulki Kim Self-disposition of styrofoam by using ISOCS. 2013. 08 Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Company Seulki Kim

Contents 01 02 03 04 Summary Problem & Solution Performance Conclusion

Summary

01 Summary New fuel box cushioning waste (styrofoam, 480m3) has been stored in the storage for absence of self-disposition method since 1998. No recycle and lack of storage space

Problem& Solution

02 Problem & Solution They were not contaminated, but it was very difficult to prove that they satisfied the self- disposition requirements. Representative sample : 1kg(1L) per 200kg(200L) → Regulatory agency’s guideline Styrofoam 480m3 → It is necessary to analyze representative sample of 2,400.

Problem & Solution Regulation guideline 02 Radioactive Nuclide * IAEA Safety Series RS-G-1.7 Table 2 ** MDA : Minimum detectable activity *** U-235 : Natural radioactive nuclide Radioactive Nuclide Concentration* (Bq/g) MDA (Bq/g)** Co-60 0.1 0.01 Cs-137 U-235*** 1

Problem & Solution Styrofoam : Low density material 02 Problem & Solution Styrofoam : Low density material → It is difficult to meet the MDA guideline Actual analysing data To satisfy the MDA guideline, we had to analyze more than 100,000 seconds for one sample. Co-60 MDA(Bq/g) Cs-137 MDA(Bq/g) Sample 1L(13g) 1.06E-01 1.51E-01

we introduced the ISOCS. 02 Problem & Solution In common sampling method for gamma analysis, 2,400 samples x 100,000 seconds = 2,778 days = 7.6 years In order to reduce total counting time, we introduced the ISOCS.

Problem & Solution ISOCS : In-Situ Object Counting System 02 Problem & Solution ISOCS : In-Situ Object Counting System → Portable HPGe Gamma Spectrometer Ge detector, Collimators, portable MCA, laptop PC Various sized and shaped objests Regardless of place

Problem & Solution ISOCS specification 02 Problem & Solution ISOCS specification Manufacturing company : Canberra Detector model : BE5030 Material : P-type HPGe Useful energy range : 3keV ~ 3MeV Relative efficiency ≥ 50% Resolution ≤ 0.75keV@122keV, 2.2keV@1.33MeV

Performance

03 Performance We derived the efficient amount of styrofoam and geometry to meet the MDA guideline. 8 bundles of styrofoam (2m x 2.2m x 2.5m) The distance between styrofoam and detector : 50cm

Performance Measuring period : ’12.10.11 ~ ’12.10.24 03 Performance Measuring period : ’12.10.11 ~ ’12.10.24 Counting time : 4,500 seconds Measuring efficiency : The use of modeling program in system (Geometry composer) The MDA of main radionuclide The result satisfied MDA guideline ! Co-60 Cs-137 U-235 Maximum Value(Bq/g) 8.866E-03 7.807E-03 9.541E-03

03 Performance

1/1200 Total analysis time Performance 03 Performance In common sampling method for gamma analysis, 2,400 samples x 100,000 seconds = 2,778 days By using ISOCS, 44 SET* x 4,500 seconds = 198,000 seconds * 1 SET : 8 bundles of styrofoam 1/1200 Total analysis time

Certified Value(Bq/g) Measuring value(Bq/g) 03 Performance Reliability review of measurement of radioactivity by using ISOCS The experiment to measure the reference source Radio nuclide Energy (keV) Certified Value(Bq/g) Measuring value(Bq/g) Error(%) Am-241 59.54 9,919 8,980 -9.5 Cd-109 88.03 32,067 29,660 -7.5 Co-57 122.06 1,143 1,110 -2.9 Cs-137 661.66 1,910 1,893 -0.9 Co-60 1173.23 1332.49 2,923 2,976 +1.8

Performance 03 The measuring data about 4 faces of styrofoam MDA(Bq/g) Co-60 Cs-137 U-235 Face #1 7.705E-03 7.379E-03 9.316E-03 Face #2 7.671E-03 7.323E-03 9.155E-03 Face #3 7.937E-03 7.310E-03 9.328E-03 Face #4 8.042E-03 7.313E-03 9.061E-03 Average 7.839E-03 7.331E-03 9.215E-03

Performance The result of radiation dose evaluation 03 Individual Dose (uSv/yr) Collective Dose (man-Sv/yr) Result Evaluation criteia result Satis-faction 10 3.69E-01 1 1.35E-05

03 Performance

03 Performance

Conclusion

ISOCS could be Very useful method. Conclusion 04 Conclusion In case of radioactivity measurement of low-density material such as styrofoam, ISOCS could be Very useful method.

Thank you for listening !