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Title: Regulations the Netherlands for regular discharges of radioactivity (aquatic environment)


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Regulations the Netherlands for regular
discharges of radioactivity (aquatic environment)
  • R. Heling
  • NRG-Arnhem
  • The Netherlands

2
Hydrological ModelsRelevance
  • Application
  • Nuclear accidents
  • Regular discharges
  • Relevance
  • dosisbelasting niet verwaarloosbaar maar niet
    cruciaal in reguliere situaties, in
    ongevalssituaties perceptie van het risico een
    probleem

3
Type of modelling
  • Runoff, Transport land-to-water
  • Transport in rivers
  • Transport in estuaries en coastal regions
  • Transport in reservoirs en lakes
  • Transport in groundwater

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Different kind of models (1)
  • Hydrodynamics
  • Transport of radionuclides
  • Near- field to far field modelling
  • Modelling of short, middle, and long-term

5
Aquatic model and type (2)
  • Runoff 2D (grens 1000 km2) algoritme
  • Rivers 2D, 1D, box, multi-box
  • Lakes 3D, 2D, box
  • Estuaries 3D, 2D, box
  • Coast Box, 2D, 3D
  • Groundwater 1D, 2D, 3D

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Modelberekeningen
  • Oplossen van de advectie/diffusie vergelijking
    (numeriek)
  • Verzamelen inputgegevens
  • bijv meteo, bathymetry, lozingen, water afvoer,
    salinity, getijdengegevens
  • Klant krijgt eindresultaat toegesneden op de
    vraagstelling

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Tsjernobyl koelvijver Dnjepr
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3D model Estuarium (Dniepr Boeg) Sr-90
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Groundwater model (beneath the Chernobyl)
Sr-90
90Sr (Bq/L) in groundwater - 2045
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North Sea THREETOX
Cs-137 in Seawater
Cs-137 Bottom sediments
Hypothetical Discharge Borssele PP (NL)
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POSEIDON Coastal regions
Local compartments can be added by user
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Besluit Stralingsbescherming 2001 Article 35 (and
108)
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Necessary to model or not?
  • Radiotoxicity-equivalence
  • Activity leading to 1Sv effective dose by
    ingestion
  • Modelling not needed if
  • Surface waters A 0.1 RE
  • On the sewer system A 10 RE

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Derived criteria
Wsn secondary level test assuming dilution
108, leading to 1 uSv/ yr, (unit f RE) so Wsn
100 RE, leading to this dose. Wmax
A/RE Criteria (max) - 100 uS / yr (max per
location, above no permit) Criteria (low) 1 uS
/ yr (SN secondary level) under this no
modelling needed External irradiation 10 us/yr
(SN), under this no modelling needed Wmax/Wsn lt1
dose lt 1 uSv, no modelling needed
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Discharge per year, under which no permit needed,
otherwise acquiring permit obliged (dose less
than 10 uSv/yr).
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Model Concept DOVISDosisberekening voor de
Omgeving bij Vergunningverlening Ioniserende
Straling
  • To model objects
  • Rivers
  • Lakes
  • Coastal region
  • Estuaries
  • Waste Water Treatment Installations
  • Important Note IF the system is connected to the
    coastal region, the these should be included as
    well


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Model conceptDOVIS
  • Processes
  • sedimentation
  • resuspension
  • Transport between compartments
  • Daughter - nuclides
  • Standard Kd- values
  • Not obliged Sediment - water interaction
  • These processes have to taken account in the
    model, more processes are of course allowed in
    more complex models

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Model concept DOVIS
  • Exposure pathways
  • Consumption fishery products
  • Consumption drinking water
  • Consumption agricultural products
  • (irrigation)
  • External irradiation
  • Secondary pathways
  • Usage of harbour sludge and sewer sludge in
    agriculture
  • Irrigation
  • Effect of flooding
  • Residence at the coast (sea)

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Source to Dose
Sewage sludge
Meat/Dairy products
Floodplains
Water
Fish
Dose Calculations (input consumption Behaviour
Population)
Drinking water
Sediment
Irrigation
Agricultural Pr.
Sand
External Irridation (Inhalation)
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Choice Dispersion modelCriteria
  • Grid resolution (homogeneous mixing)
  • Dynamic or Steady-State
  • Conservative or non-conservative behaviour
    radionuclide
  • Reference Group (gt5 of the population)
  • Available input data (very restrictive)
  • Drinking water inlet location (lakes, rivers)
  • Fish migration

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Company Consultant
  • Company
  • Discharge data
  • Discharge scenario
  • Discharge rates
  • Radionuclides in discharge
  • Consultant
  • Collects model input
  • Calculation concentrations radionuclides
  • Calculation doses

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Case Study (1) North Sea
  • Discharges NORM on the continental shelf
    (continuous)
  • Discharges of radioactivity in the Westerscheldt
    estuary. (semi-continuous)
  • Question Does it matter which compartments are
    chosen, and which model has been applied

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Case Study (2) Noordzee
  • Scenario 1 Coast at Rotterdam (min)
  • Scenario 2 Coast at Rotterdam (max)
  • Scenario 3 Continental Shelf
  • Scenario 4 Westerschelde estuary
  • Comparison between NRG models for the coastal
    waters with PC CREAM (commercial dose assessment
    tool, HPA (formerly NRPB, UK)

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Case Study (3) North Sea Model configuration PC
CREAM - NRG models
Model configurations
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NRG model 10 compartiments
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Case Study (4) Noordzee Model input
  • Exposure pathways
  • inhalation (particles, sea spray)
  • consumption (fish, mussels, shrimps)
  • External irradiation (beach)
  • Dose
  • After a year (Scen. 4. Westerscheldt)
  • Yearly Dose (other scenario's)
  • Discharge
  • scenario 4 real estimated release into the
    environment
  • Other scenario's Unit Discharge

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Case Study (5) NoordzeeReferentiegroepen
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Case Study (6) NoordzeeTabel resultaat NRG-1
model
10 compartimenten Rotterdam-Den Helder 1GBq/yr
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Case Study (7) Noordzee Resultatenvergelijking
PC-CREAM en NRG modellen (-)
Dominant belastingspad
1 TBq /jaar Ra-226 (2.8 105 RE)
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Discharge Westerscheldt (1E5 MBq/y)
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Case Study (8) North SeaConclusies
  • Choice of compartment size affects the results.
  • Commercial software not straight-forwarded
    applicable (be careful for wrong usage).
  • Inhalation negligible exposure pathway
  • Dosis below the legal upper limit of 100 ?Sv

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Huidige Beschikbaarheid Modellen NRG
  • Alle lozingssituaties zijn te modelleren m.b.v
    RIVTOX, COASTOX, SUSTOX, WATOX, THREETOX,
    LAKECO-B, en POSEIDON
  • Meestal voldoet 1D model of compartiment model
    voor reguliere lozing
  • Aanpassing voor RWZIs en baggerslib noodzakelijk

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Tot slot Praktische punten
  • Binnen NRG expertise aanwezig
  • Projecten kunnen worden geformuleerd
  • Voor toxische stoffen expertise binnen KEMA/NRG
  • Alle modellen betrouwbaar uitgebreid getest en
    gevalideerd in internationale projecten (EC,
    IAEA) in de afgelopen 15 jaar
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