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Invitation to Present Paper at NSRC - M. Golay, S. Floyd, E. Rodwell, M. Carelli
ML012710197
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Issue date: 09/28/2001
From: King T
NRC/RES/DSARE
To: Carelli M, Floyd S, Golay M, Rodwell E
Electric Power Research Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Nuclear Energy Institute
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September 28, 2001 Professor Michael W. Golay Professor of Nuclear Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT,24-223 Cambridge, MA 02139-4307

Dear Professor Golay:

Thank you for agreeing to present a paper at the Nuclear Safety Research Conference (NSRC). I am writing to you as Chair of the NSRC technical session titled, Advanced Reactors. You will be presenting your paper in that session on October 22, 2001. The session runs from 1:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. An advance copy of the NSRC program is enclosed for your information. Based on past evaluations of this meeting and analyses of feedback from RES staff and internal and external stakeholders, RES has once again designed this years conference to provide for dialogue between the presenters of the research and the NSRC attendees. In that light, RES is refining the technical session format and is requesting that your presentation

1. Relate to the technical session objective, which is To communicate specific research activities related to preparing the Agency to review an advanced design.
2. Clearly link the material reported on to regulatory outcomes
3. Take no more than 25 minutes including 5 minutes for questions and answers. We will be following a strict time frame. You will have an opportunity to respond to additional questions during the facilitated discussion at the conclusion of the technical session.

If you are preparing a paper, your full paper for publication is due no later than November 12, 2001 (see enclosed Instructions for Authors). Additionally, if you have any audio visual aides other than the typical equipment (e.g., overhead, 35mm projector, LCD projector) or if there are problems in scheduling or with preparing the written material, please contact Susan Monteleone at (631) 344-7235.

To ensure that a sufficient number of copies of your visual aids of your presentation are available for distribution at the beginning of the technical session, please submit an electronic copy of your presentation to Sandra R. Nesmith (e-mail srn@nrc.gov ) by October 12, 2001, to be used in your introduction. I will need a short biographical sketch to be used in your introduction.

I appreciate your participation as a presenter.

Sincerely,

/RA/

Thomas L. King, Director Division of Systems Analysis and Regulatory Effectiveness Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research

Enclosures:

1. Agenda, Nuclear Safety Research Conference
2. Instructions for Authors

September 28, 2001 Professor Michael W. Golay Professor of Nuclear Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT,24-223 Cambridge, MA 02139-4307

Dear Professor Golay:

Thank you for agreeing to present a paper at the Nuclear Safety Research Conference (NSRC). I am writing to you as Chair of the NSRC technical session titled, Advanced Reactors. You will be presenting your paper in that session on October 22, 2001. The session runs from 1:45 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. An advance copy of the NSRC program is enclosed for your information. Based on past evaluations of this meeting and analyses of feedback from RES staff and internal and external stakeholders, RES has once again designed this years conference to provide for dialogue between the presenters of the research and the NSRC attendees. In that light, RES is refining the technical session format and is requesting that your presentation

1. Relate to the technical session objective, which is To communicate specific research activities related to preparing the Agency to review an advanced design.
2. Clearly link the material reported on to regulatory outcomes
3. Take no more than 25 minutes including 5 minutes for questions and answers. We will be following a strict time frame. You will have an opportunity to respond to additional questions during the facilitated discussion at the conclusion of the technical session.

If you are preparing a paper, your full paper for publication is due no later than November 12, 2001 (see enclosed Instructions for Authors). Additionally, if you have any audio visual aides other than the typical equipment (e.g., overhead, 35mm projector, LCD projector) or if there are problems in scheduling or with preparing the written material, please contact Susan Monteleone at (631) 344-7235.

To ensure that a sufficient number of copies of your visual aids of your presentation are available for distribution at the beginning of the technical session, please submit an electronic copy of your presentation to Sandra R. Nesmith (e-mail srn@nrc.gov ) by October 12, 2001, to be used in your introduction. I will need a short biographical sketch to be used in your introduction.

I appreciate your participation as a presenter.

Sincerely,

/RA/

Thomas L. King, Director Division of Systems Analysis and Regulatory Effectiveness Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research

Enclosures:

1. Agenda, Nuclear Safety Research Conference
2. Instructions for Authors Identical letters with enclosures sent to: See attached list Distribution w/enclosure: See attached list C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 4.0\PDF Output\1presenter instructions.wpd OAR in ADAMS? (Y or N) Y ADAMS ACCESSION NO.: ML012710197 TEMPLATE NO. RES-006 Publicly Available? (Y or N) Y DATE OF RELEASE TO PUBLIC 10/05/01 SENSITIVE? N To receive a copy of this document, indicate in the box: "C" = Copy without enclosures "E" = Copy with enclosures "N" = No copy OFFICE D:DSARE NAME TKing:mmk

DATE 09/28/01*

2 Letter dated September 28, 2001

Subject:

Invitation to participate in upcoming Nuclear Regulatory Commissions Nuclear Safety Research Conference Identical letters with enclosures sent to:

Mr. Steven Floyd Nuclear Energy Institute 1776 I Street NW Washington DC 20006-3708 Mr. Edward Rodwell Electric Power Research Institute 3412 Hillview Avenue Palo Alto, CA 94304 Dr. Mario Carelli 1340 Beulah Road Pittsburg, PA 15235-5082 Distribution w/o enclosures:

DSARE R/F SNesmith ASzukiewicz AHsia

AGENDA - October 1, 2001 Nuclear Safety Research Conference (NSRC)

(formerly known as the Water Reactor Safety Meeting (WRSM)

October 22-24, 2001 Marriott at Metro Center (775 12th St. NW, Washington DC)

Monday, October 22, 2001 8:00-8:15am Opening Remarks - Ashok Thadani, Director, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research 8:15-9:00am Keynote Speaker - Richard Meserve, Chairman, NRC 9:00-9:30am Recent Accomplishments - Roy Zimmerman, Deputy Director, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research 9:30-11:30am Overview of International/U.S. Research Programs - Panel Discussion (Coordinators: A. Hsia/A. Szukiewicz/ Chair: A. Thadani)

Objective: The panel will provide an overview of other safety research programs in the U.S. and overseas.

Panel Members Include: M. Livolant (IPSN), W. Magwood (DOE), T. Marston (EPRI), and K. Soda (JAERI) 11:30-12:15pm Plenary - Commissioner Greta J. Dicus (Topic - TBD) 12:15-1:45pm LUNCH 1:45-5:00pm Advanced Reactors Session Dry Cask Research Session Chair: T. King, NRC Chair: M. Cunningham, NRC Co-Chair: S. Floyd, NEI Co-Chair: J. Guttman, NRC Objective: To communicate specific research Objective: To communicate recent accomplishments activities related to preparing the Agency to and future plans in the Office of Researchs work to review an advanced design. assess key safety and risk issues relating to the licensing of dry cask fuel storage devices.

Presentations

1. NRC Pre-application Activities on HTGR, Presentations J. Flack (NRC) 1. The Package Performance Study - A Study of Spent Fuel Transportation, A. Murphy, R. Lewis
2. NRC Preparation for Future Reactor (NRC), J. Sprung, K. Sorenson (SNL)

Licensing, J. Lyons (NRC)

2. A Risk Analysis of Spent Nuclear Fuel in Dry
3. A New Risk-Informed Design and Regulatory Casks, C. Ryder, E. Rodrick, J. Guttman (NRC)

Process , M. Golay (MIT)

3. Seismic Behavior of Spent Fuel Storage Cask
4. The Need for a New Regulatory Framework, Systems, S. Khalid Shauket (NRC)

S. Floyd (NEI)

4. An Analysis of a Spent Fuel Transportation Cask
5. HTGR Research Programs and Needs, T. Under Rail Tunnel Fire Conditions , C. Bajwa (NRC)

King (NRC)

6. Industry View on R&D Needs for New Plants, E. Rodwell (EPRI)
7. Pre-application Activities for IRIS and Related Research Needs, M. Carelli, S, Ritterbusch (Westinghouse)

Tuesday, October 23, 2001 8:15-10:30am Waste and Decommissioning - Panel Discussion (Coordinator: C. Trottier/Moderator: Edward McGaffigan, Jr., Commissioner, NRC)

Objective: The panel will discuss current research initiatives in addressing issues in human and environmental health risk assessment.

Panel Members Include: A. Wallo (DOE), M. Boyd (EPA), T. Cardwell (CRCPD), C. Paperiello (NRC),

and L. Baekelandt (Federal Agency for Nuclear Control in Belgium) 10:45-12:45pm Advanced Reactors - Panel Discussion (Coordinator: T. King/Moderator: Jeffrey S. Merrifield, Commissioner, NRC)

Objective: The panel will give an overview of ongoing programs and discuss the following: safety attributes of advanced designs, key issues with respect to licensing, key issues with respect to development, research needs/priorities, and the outlook for the future.

Panel Members Include: R. Simard (NEI), T. Marston (EPRI), W. Magwood (DOE), V. Asmolov (KI),

E. Lyman (NCI), P. Lyons (U.S. Senate Staff (Senator Pete Domenici))

12:45-2:15pm LUNCH

2:15-6:00pm Fuel Research Session Age Related Issues and Research Session Chair: R. Meyer, NRC Chair: N. Chokshi, NRC Co-Chair: R. Yang, EPRI Co-Chair: W. Bateman, NRC Objective: To communicate recent Objective: To provide information on NRCs accomplishments in NRCs fuel research current research activities related to aging and program and related programs that are used by age related degradations, and how these NRC through cooperative agreements. activities relate to some of the current operating experiences and other emerging issues. In part, Presentations this session will also provide information on aging

1. Study of High Burnup Fuel Behavior Under management activities in other industries.

LOCA Conditions at JAERI - Hydrogen Effects on the Failure-bearing Capability of Cladding Tubes, Presentations F. Nagase, H. Uetsuka (JAERI)

1. Stress Corrosion Cracking and non-
2. Overview of Test Results on Mechanical Destructive Examination of Dissimilar Metal Properties of Unirradiated and Irradiated Zr- Welds and Alloy 600, D. Jackson 1%Nb E110 Alloy Cladding, L. Yegorova, E.

Kaplar, K. Lioutov (RRC), V. Smirnov, A. 2. Regulatory Activities Related to Goryachev (Russian State Research Center) Circumferential Cracking of Reactor Pressure Vessel Head Penetration Nozzles, A. Hiser

3. High Temperature Oxidation of Irradiated (NRC)

Limerick BWR Cladding, Y. Yan, R. Strain, M.

Billone (ANL) 3. Aging Evaluation of Cables in Japan, A.Yamaguchi (Japan Power Engineering

4. Status of the CABRI International Programme Corporation) and Preparation for the CIP0 Test Series, J.

Papin, C. Marguie, F. Lemoine, M. Faury, J. C. 4. FAA Enhanced Airworthiness Program for Melis (IPSN) Managing Aging in Airplane Systems, M. Sadeghi (FAA)

5. FRAPTRAN Fuel Rod Code and its Coupled Transient Analysis with the GENFLO Thermal 5. Methods to Integrate Aging Effects into Hydraulic Code, K. Valtonen (STUK), A. Probabilistic Risk Assessments, A. Buslik (NRC)

Hamalainen (VTT), M. Cunningham (PNNL)

6. Age-Related Degradation of Structures and Passive Components at Nuclear Power Plants, J.

Braverman (BNL), B. Ellingwood (Georgia Inst. of Tech.), D. Naus (ORNL), T.Y, Chang (NRC)

Wednesday, October 24, 2001 8:00-10:00am Communicating the RES Role and Program - Panel Discussion (Coordinator: J. Johnson/Moderator: Patricia Norry, Deputy Executive Director for Management Services, NRC)

Objective: The panel will explore and seek innovative ways to communicate the role and the scope and content of the RES program, with particular emphasis on objectives, products, and regulatory applications.

Panel Members Include: D. Cates (Committee on Energy and Commerce, U.S. House of Representatives), M. Conley (Inside N.R.C.), A. Howard (NEI), A. Kadak (MIT), D. Lochbaum (Union of Concerned Scientists),T. Okkonen (STUK), and Margaret Federline (NRC)

10:15-11:30am Fuel Research Session (Contd) Risk Informing Regulatory Practices Session Presentations Chair: M. Cunningham, NRC Co-Chair: C. Carpenter, NRC

6. Pulse Width Variations in a Rod Ejection Accident, D. Diamond (BNL) Objective: To communicate recent accomplishments and future plans in the Offices
7. The Industry-Proposed New RIA Criteria for work to risk-inform agency regulatory practices, Burnup Extension, N. Waeckel (Electricite de showing the breadth and value of such activities France), R.Montgomery (Anatech Corporation), as well as describe key technical issues.

R. Yang (EPRI)

Poster Paper: Needs for Experimental Presentations Programmes on LOCA Issues Using High 1. An Overview of NRC Research Activities in Nurnup and MOX Fuels, A. Mailliat, M. Schwarz PRA, S. Newberry, P. Baranowsky, M.

(IPSN) Cunningham (NRC)

2. Pressurized Thermal Shock Risk Assessment, D. Whitehead, V. Dandini (SNL), A. Kolaczkowski (Science Applications International Corp.), E.

Thornsbury, H. Woods (NRC) 11:30-1:00pm LUNCH 1:00-3:30pm Fuel Issues - Panel Discussion Risk Informing Regulatory Practices Chair: R. Meyer Session (Continued)

(Coordinator: R. Meyer)

Objective: What issues should be addressed in 3. Circuit Analysis in Fire Risk Assessment , S.

an NRC safety research program, and is the Nowlen, F. Wyant (SNL), N. Siu, H. Woods (NRC) current spectrum of research projects adequate? 4. Risk-Based Performance Indicators and the Inspection Process, P. Baranowsky (NRC)

Panel Members Include: T. King (NRC), R. Yang (EPRI), R. Reynolds (Framatome), G. Holahan 5. EPRI Strategic Action Plan for Risk (NRC), W. Shack (ACRS) Technology, J. Gaertner, J. Haugh (EPRI) 3:45-4:15pm Closing Remarks/Audience Feedback - Ashok Thadani, Director, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research

Instructions for Authors for the NUCLEAR SAFETY RESEARCH CONFERENCE INFORMATION MEETING October 22-24, 2001 The full papers presented at the NSRC are published as a NUREG report by the NRC Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research. The full papers presented will be published as a Proceedings Report after the meeting and mailed to meeting registrants.

To prepare papers:

  • First page, centered: Title, Author(s), name of organization where the work was performed (Do not refer to the NSRC in the title since this information will appear on the cover of the published NUREG report.)
  • Single-spaced, single-sided
  • White bond paper, 8 1/2 x 11 INCHES (NO A-4 PAPER PLEASE. IF NO ALTERNATIVE TO A-4 IS POSSIBLE, BE CERTAIN THE IMAGE SIZE IS NO LARGER THAN 61/2 INCHES WIDE BY 81/2 INCHES LONG)
  • Two pages maximum
  • Times Roman, Arial or Universal type face (11 point)
  • Margins: 1 inch top and side, 11/2 inches on bottom
  • An abstract of about 150 words should precede the text on the first page, "double indented" one inch from each side.
  • Tables and figures should be clearly labeled, referenced and incorporated into the text.
  • Maximum text length, 25 single sided pages including tables and figures
  • 81/2 x 11" bond paper (NO A-4 PAPER PLEASE. IF NO ALTERNATIVE TO A-4 IS POSSIBLE, BE CERTAIN THE IMAGE SIZE IS NO LARGER THAN 61/2 INCHES WIDE BY 81/2 INCHES LONG)
  • NO STAPLES, PLEASE!
  • No page numbers (you may, however, write numbers on the back of each page using light blue, non-reproducing pencil)
  • DEADLINE ... by November 12, 2001,to submit original of your full paper to:

PLEASE SUBMIT FULL PAPERS TO:

Susan Monteleone, Meeting Coordinator Brookhaven National Laboratory Building 130, 32 Lewis Rd.

Upton, New York 11973-5000 USA If you have any questions or problems, Susan can be reached by phone at (631) 344-7235, by e-mail at susanm@bnl.gov, or by fax at (631) 344-3957.

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