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CHAPTER 4<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY<br />
4.1 ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY<br />
The Environmental Survey Laboratories (ESL) of<br />
the Health, Safety and Environment Group, BARC carry<br />
out environmental surveillance at all the operating nuclear<br />
power plants at sites. The liquid and gaseous waste<br />
discharged to the environment during the year 2005 from<br />
the operating Units was only a small fraction of the prescribed<br />
Technical Specification limits. Figs. 4.1a - 4.1e show the<br />
liquid and gaseous discharges from the plants for the years<br />
% of Station Technical Specification Limit<br />
100<br />
80<br />
60<br />
40<br />
20<br />
2001,2002,2003,2004 and 2005 as % of permissible limits<br />
as per Technical Specifications. Figs. 4.2a and 4.2b show<br />
the committed dose to the members of the public due to the<br />
release of radioactive effluents from the plants. Radiation<br />
dose to members of the public near the operating plants is<br />
estimated based on measurements of radionuclide<br />
concentration in items of diet, i.e., vegetables, cereals, milk,<br />
meat, fish, etc and through intake of air and water. It is<br />
seen that in all the sites the effective dose to public is far less<br />
than the AERB yearly dose limit of 1 mSv.<br />
Figure 4.1a : Liquid Waste Discharges From NPPs (Tritium)<br />
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Note:<br />
1) TAPS is a Boiling Water Reactor. Hence, t<strong>here</strong> is no generation/dishcharge of Tritium.<br />
2) The data of MAPS pertains to transfer of liquid waste to Centralised Waste Management Facility, Kalpakkam<br />
for processing & discharge to the environment.<br />
3) During 2003 RAPS-1 was shut down throughout the year.<br />
4) During 2002, MAPS-2 remained shut down throughout the year and during 2003 it remained shut down for<br />
the first six months owing to EMCCR activities.<br />
5) During 2003, MAPS-1 remained shutdown for 4½ months. During 2005, MAPS-1 remained shutdown<br />
for enhance Coolant Tube Replacement.<br />
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