Eco information 2. Influence of operation of the plants Jadrova vyradovacia spolocnost, a.s., on the environment, locality of Bohunice, within February 2014

In this leaflet the results of monitoring of chemical gaseous and liquid effluents into the rivers Vah and Dudvah as well as of radiation monitoring of Bohunice V1 NPP, Interim Spent Fuel Storage (MSVP), Bohunice Radioactive Waste Processing Centre (VK808 - BSC), The Main Production Unit (VK 46A - HVB) and Bitumenation Lines (VK 46B - BL) are presented. The radioactive effluents into atmosphere within January - February 2014 (for NPP V1, MSVP, BSC, HVB and BL, respectively) were: 0.096 MBq (0.000% of AL) for V1, 0.030 MBq (0.010% of AL) for MSVP, 0.021 MBq (0.015% of AL) for BSC, 0.185 MBq (0.028% of AL) for HVB and 0.008 MBq (0.006% of AL) for BL of aero-soles. The radioactive effluents into atmosphere and hydrosphere within a February 2014 for NPP V1, MSVP, and VK 808 BSC, respectively, were: 0.047 MBq (V1), 0.017 MBq (VK MSVP), 0.015 MBq (VK 808 BSC), 0.072 MBq (VK 46A) and 0.005 MBq (VK 46B) of aero-soles into atmosphere; 1.017 MBq (V1 and MSVP) and 0.369 MBq (TSU RAO and NPP A1) of corrosive and fission products, and 0.084 GBq (V1 and MSVP) and 4.606 GBq (TSU RAO and NPP A1) of tritium into the Vah River and 0.000 GBq (V1 and MSVP) and 0.000 MBq (TSU RAO and NPP A1) of corrosive and fission products and 0.000 GBq of tritium (V1) and 0.000 GBq of tritium (TSU RAO and NPP A1) into the Dudvah River). For the period January - February 2014 these radioactive effluents into recipient of Vah River represent for corrosive and fission products 2.279 MBq (0.018% of AL for V1 and MSVP) and 1.249 MBq (0.010% of AL for TSU RAO and MSVP); and for tritium it is 0.835 GBq (0.042% of AL) for V1 and MSVP, and 10.967 GBq (0.110% of AL) for TSU RAO and NPP A1 (into the Vah River) and for corrosive and fission products 0.000 MBq (V1 and MSVP) and 0.000 MBq (TSU RAO and NPP A1) (0.0000 of AL) and 0.000 GBq (0.000% of AL) for V1 and MSVP and 0.000 GBq (0.000% of AL) (TSU RAO and NPP A1) of tritium (into the Dudvah River). Chemical effluents are reported, too.