4/2003 Rev 2 I.4.9c – slide 1 of 8 Session I.4.9c Part I Review of Fundamentals Module 4Sources of Radiation Session 9cFuel Cycle - Milling IAEA Post Graduate.

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4/2003 Rev 2 I.4.9c – slide 1 of 8 Session I.4.9c Part I Review of Fundamentals Module 4Sources of Radiation Session 9cFuel Cycle - Milling IAEA Post Graduate Educational Course Radiation Protection and Safety of Radiation Sources

4/2003 Rev 2 I.4.9c – slide 2 of 8 Milling

4/2003 Rev 2 I.4.9c – slide 3 of 8 Uranium Mills in the United States

4/2003 Rev 2 I.4.9c – slide 4 of 8 Ore Processing

4/2003 Rev 2 I.4.9c – slide 5 of 8 Yellowcake

4/2003 Rev 2 I.4.9c – slide 6 of 8 Uranium Mill Tailings

4/2003 Rev 2 I.4.9c – slide 7 of 8 FacilityTailings (tx10 6 ) (tx10 6 ) Quivira (Ambrosia)33.0 ARCO (Bluewater)24.2 Homestake (Grants)22.0 EXXON (Highlands)11.3 Pathfinder (Lucky MC)10.7 Atlas (Moab)10.6 UMETCO (Gas Hills)9.2 WN (Split Rock)7.7 Pathfinder (Shirley B)7.1 Conventional US Mill Tailings FacilityTailings (tx10 6 ) Petrotomics6.4 ANC (Gas Hills)5.9 Union Pac (Bear Creek)4.7 UNC (Church Rock)3.6 TVA (Edgemont)3.5 Rio Algom (Lisbon)3.3 Kennecott (Sweetwater)2.4 IUC (White Mesa)2.2 SOHIO (Western L)1.2 Plateau (Shootaring)0.05

4/2003 Rev 2 I.4.9c – slide 8 of 8  Ore dust and radon emissions from ore crushing, sorting, and storage  Yellowcake dust from drying and packaging area  Windblown particulates and radon emission from the tailings disposal area Radiological Hazards of U Milling