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TVA Responses to Pre-Hearing Questions
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TVA Witness List
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Intervenors' Reply to Responses in Opposition to Motion for Leave to File Contentions 4 and 5
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NRC Staff Motion to Dismiss Contention 2 as Moot and Answer to Intervenors' Motion for Leave to File Contention 4 and Contention 5
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Intervenors' Motion for Leave to File Contention 4 (Inadequate Discussion of Environmental Impacts of Spent Fuel Pool Fires) and Contention 5 (Impermissible Discussion of Energy Alternatives and Need for the Proposed SMR)
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Attachment 1 (Spent Fuel Pool Safety) to Intervenors' Motion for Leave to File Contentions 4 and 5
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Joint Motion for Clarification of Scheduling Order
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Notice of Appearance for Megan A. Wright
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Notice of Appearance for Olivia Mikula
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Attachment 1 5/19/2018 NuScale Power - Spent Fuel Pool Safety Why SMR? Our Technology NuScale SMR Benefits About Us Spent Fuel Pool Safety The NuScale spent fuel pool provides storage for up to 10 years The NuScale spent fuel pool of spent fuel storage, plus temporary storage for new fuel and dry cask storage can assemblies. The pool water volume provides a minimum of 30 safely store all of the spent days of passive cooling of the spent fuel assemblies following a fuel from 60 years of loss of all electrical power without the need for additional operations.
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The NuScale spent fuel pool is a below-grade, stainless steel lined concrete pool adjacent to the reactor pool. The stainless steel liner is seismically isolated from the concrete pool wall. Its below-grade position greatly reduces potential for loss of http://www.nuscalepower.com/smr-benefits/safe/spent-fuel-pool 1/2
5/19/2018 NuScale Power - Spent Fuel Pool Safety cooling water. A clean-up system reduces the build-up of contaminants.
After removal from the reactor core, spent fuel assemblies are placed in dedicated spent fuel storage racks in the below ground spent fuel pool, which contains four times more water volume for cooling per fuel assembly than current designs. Use of standard LWR fuel allows leveraging extensive experience and infrastructure for the storage, handling, and shipment of Spent Fuel Storage spent reactor fuel. Our facility is designed for ease of spent fuel transfer to a dry cask storage system. Within approximately 5 years, the thermal load of the spent fuel assemblies is reduced significantly, and can be moved to a secure dry storage area.
The plant site layout includes space allocation adequate for the dry storage of all of the spent fuel for the 60-year life of the plant.
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