ML19220C015

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Describes Preliminary Review Evaluation of Fsar.Concludes Util Has Provided Sufficiently Complete FSAR to Proceed W/Detailed Review
ML19220C015
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Issue date: 02/26/1974
From: Maccary R
US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
To: Moore V
US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
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J. Vann, GP'JSC A. Zallnick, B&R E. Debbas, B&R A. Giucimnn, AEC:L B. Washburn, AEC:L The applicants' representatives called to discuss with the staff the additional infomation requirements of the Structural Engineering Branch. These requirements were previously discussed with other representatives of the applicants in a meeting held in Bethesda on July 25,1974. The significant points discussed in this meeting (Meeting Sumary dated August 14,1974) were repeated. The following additional points were made during this telecon.

1.

In Section 3.5.4.2 of the FSAR:

Information in the Gwaltney Report (ORNL-NSIC-22) and in the Bechtel Report (BC-TOP-#9) does not agree with the applicants' conclusions in the FSAR.

The applicants were asked to review these references before revising the FSAR.

The staff asked the applicants' representatives to include discussion of the following in their response on missile pen-etration:

a.) How is the impact force for a missile impact on a structure detarcined?

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Participants:

J. Vann, GPUSC A. Zallnick, B&R E. Debbas, B&R A. Gluckmann, AEC:L B. Washburn, AEC:L The applicants' representatives called to discuss with the staff the additional infomation requirements of the Structural Fngineering Branch. These requirements were previously discussed with other

- representatives of the applicants in a meeting held in Betnesda on July 25, 1974 The significant points discussed in this meeting (Meeting Summary dated August 14,1974) were repeated. The following additional points were made during this telecon.

1.

In Section 3.5.4.2 of the FSAR:

Information in the Gwaltney Report (CRNL-NSIC-22) and in the Bechtel Report (BC-TOP-49) does not agree with the applicants' conclusions in the FSAR.

The applicants were asked to review these references before revising the FSAR.

The staff asked the applicants' representatives to include discussion of the following in their response on missile pen-etration:

a.) Hcw is the impact force for a missile impact on a structure determined?

b.

How is spalling determined?

c.

How is spalling accounted for in the analysis?

d.

How is spalling prevented?

2.

In Section 3.8.1.5.1 of the FSAR: A capacity reduction factor of 0.90 for prestressing steel should be used in detemining tendon system stresses.

See Section CC 3413 of the ACI/ASME (Connittee 359) Ccde.

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In Sections 3.8.3 and 3.8.4 of the FSAR: We still need a dis-cussion in the FSAR which clearly establishes the detailed comparison of the design of Seismic Category I structures inside and outside the containment with the criteria contained in our Document ( B). Design compliance with the referenced code, ACI-318-63 Part IV-B, is not sufficient.

(Document (B) was written because completely acplicable codes did not exist.

Our previous request, item 4-4, March 18,1974, to establish the extent of ccmpliance with the desigs criteria in Document (B), has not been answered by the applicants. Comparison of the TMI-2 designs with Document (B) is needed for evaluating and assuring the structural protection required by AEC General Design Criterion 4, Appendix A to 10 CFR 50.)

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