ML18003A287

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Requests Addl Info Re Schistose Zone Eval,Particularly the Age of Last Movement of Zone & Data on thin-section Study Across Planar Contact Identifying Key Minerals,Their Time of Deposition,Last Period of Deformation & Fold Analysis
ML18003A287
Person / Time
Site: Harris  Duke Energy icon.png
Issue date: 11/21/1978
From: Stepp J
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Parr O
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
NUDOCS 7811290201
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NOV 2 1878 I

HEtkORANDUH FOR:

Olan D.- Parr, Chief Light Hater Reactors Branch 83, DPN FRON:

J. Carl Stepp, Chief Geosciences Branch OSE

SUBJECT:

POST CP quESTION - SCHISTOSE ZONE EVALUATION PLANT NAME:

. Shearon Harris LICENSING STAGE:

Post CP PROJECT NO '4953-RESPONSIBLE BRANCH:

LMR gj LICENSING PROJECT IMAGER: S. Nine APPLICANTS RESBONSE DATE NECESSARY, FOR NEXT ACTION PLANNED ON PROJECT:

REVIEW STATUS:

Continuing Below is a request. for additional information in the field of Geol-ogy and Seismology..

These questions vIere prepared by A. T. Cardone W

361.l - l"e agree that the evidence supports-your conclusion that.

the schistose zone at station 2+50 of the diversion conduit excava-tion resu'lted from deformation which occurred over 225 million yenrs ago.

However sufficient data.have not been provided to support your further conclusion that these zones cannot be described as capable

'faults.

In particular the schistone zone ~ granil:6 contact at station 2+55 is mapped as a planar contact which strongly suggests a fault contact due to possible reactivated movement along this zone In order to better identify and date the planar feature pro>>

vide information which demonstrates that no movement has occurred along this contact or if offset has. occurred, demonstrate its age of last movement.

At a min@num.. provide data such as a thin-section study across the planar contact which identifies key minerals, their time of deposition, and their Bast period of deformation.

In addition, a fold analysis across the planar contact would be extremely useful in making such a demonstr ation 1

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