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1 LANL Onsite Transportation
Steven B. Fellows CTMA – 2015 July 8, 2015 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

2 Areas of Discussion Purpose and Scope Site Description
Organizations Involved Specific Standards, Procedures, and Instructions Safety Assessment Routine Transfers Non-Routine Transfers TSD Activities 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

3 Purpose and Scope The Transportation Safety Document (TSD) Establishes Safety Basis for the Transfer of Radioactive Materials. Required by 10 CFR 830 and applies to Transfers Greater Than Hazard Category 3. The TSD followed DOE Guide Onsite Transfers can Occur Inside and Outside the LANL Site Boundary Transfers Outside the LANL Site Boundary will Restrict Public Access – Keep Out of Commerce. Transfers of National Security Interest are NOT within TSD Scope 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

4 Site Description LANL is located in Los Alamos County
35 miles by highway from Santa Fe, NM Generally Known as the Pajarito Plateau Terrain is Dominated by a Series of Finger-Shaped Mesas Separated by Canyons LANL’s Technical Areas are Located in the Area Bounded by NM State Roads 4, 501, and 502 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

5 LANL Map 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

6 LANL Technical Areas 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

7 Organizations Involved
Packaging and Transportation Operations Engineering Radiation Protection Safety Basis Criticality Safety Maintenance and Site Services 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

8 Specific Standards, Procedures, and Instructions
LANL Packaging and Transportation Program Procedures Fire Protection Program LANL USQ Procedure Pause / Stop Work Nuclear Criticality Program Radiation Protection Program Conduct of Operations & Conduct of Maintenance Manuals Quality Assurance Program 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

9 Safety Assessment Methodology for assessing Greater than and equal to Hazard Category 3 quantities of Radioactive Materials Establish a Equivalent Level of Safety Using DOT Non-Equivalent Packaging to that Established by the Use of DOT Compliant Packaging Define Hazards: Radioactive, Flammable, Explosive, Reactive Chemicals/Materials Define Energy Sources Define Natural Phenomena Hazards Identify Controls 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

10 Safety Assessment Develop Design Basis Conditions
Containment, Drop/Impact, Puncture, Crush, Fire, Water Spray Identify Preventative and Mitigative Controls Design Features Identified Packaging Enclosed Cargo Compartment Tie-Down System Designation of Specific Administrative Controls Designation of Safety Management Programs 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

11 Safety Assessment 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

12 Routine Transfers Nuclear Material Routine Transfers
Full Compliance Performed using Equivalent Packages Performed in Accordance with TSD Non-Radioactive Hazardous Material Transfers Incorporate Controls to Achieve Equivalent Level of Safety 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

13 Non-Routine Transfers
Not Prepared in Compliance with HMRs, Not Been Documented in a P&T Procedure, or Not Ben Documented in an Equivalent Form Document. Packaging Engineering Evaluation Determines if Packaging is Equivalent or Non-Equivalent USQ Determination for Evaluating Whether the Activity is within the Currently Approved TSD Once Approved – Added to Routine Transfers 2015 CTMA 12/5/2018

14 TSD Activities Items Moved TRU Waste Unique Items SWB, Boxes and Drums
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