ML19220C562
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 04/12/1979 |
| From: | NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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OUESTIO?:
How many plants have operating licenses?
At:SWER:
There are presently 70 plants licensed to operate.
The list of those plants is contained in Enclosure 1.
This list does not include government experimental plants because they are not licensed.
It only includes plants owned and operated by public or private utilities for the purpose of electric power production.
QUESTION:
How many plants are closed down for reasons other than routine maintenance?
ANSWER:
Power plants during any given month are shutdown for a variety of reasons including equipment failure, maintenance or testing, refueling, and other reasons.
This information is reported in the NRC's Operating Units Status Report (NUREG-0020) which is published monthly.
Units not presently operating for reasons more significant than those mentioned above are listed in Enclosure 2 with an explanation of their status.
QUESTIO:::
liow many serious accidents have there been since the first commercial, licensed power plant went into operation?
ANSEER:
The following are the most serious accidents in licensed reactor facilities, i.e.,
those that have resulted in significant fuel damage or presented a serious potential for danger to the public health and safety.
This does not include fuel failures as a result of normal operations or defective fuel.
UNIT REACTOR TYPE
- 1. Fermi 1 - Oct.
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Browns Ferry 1 & 2 BWR March 22, 1975 3.
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How many people live in a five, ten, and twenty mile radius of operating nuclear power plants?
ANSWER:
A report entitled " Demographic Statistics Pertaining to Nuclear Power Reactor Sites" (NUREG-0348) published by NRC contains such estimates based primarily on 1970 census data. is a table showing the relevant plant by plant data.
Based on this data there are approximately 600,000 people living within a 5 mile radius of all licensed nuclear plants; 2.5 million with a 10 mile radius; and about 11 million within a 20 mile radius.
QUESTION:
How many scientists were involved in the Three Mile Island accident and where did they come from?
ANSWER:
From available information it is not possible to specifically say how many scientists /
engineers were involved in the Three Mile Island accident.
Records show there are now 1482 people at the site, including caterers and other support personnel.
This is in addition to the normal complement of about 500 site employees normally there.
(Spread out over 3 shifts a day, 7 days a week). indicates participation by government agencies, architect / engineers, utilities, manufacturers, and other technically oriented organizations.
The list does not include significant help by people off site, such as Hanford, Sandia, Oak Ridge, etc.
The Energy Daily reports there are well over 800 technical people from various elements of the nuclear industry on-site to participate in the "TMI recovery organization."
QUESTION:
Hou many times has the Incident Center been used as in the Three Mile Island case?
ANSWER:
The Incident Response Center was conceived as a result of the fire a t Browns Ferry.
It has been activated twice for events involving reactors, and once for an incident involving the theft of nuclear material.
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Et: C L O S U R E 4 PEOPLE AT TMI-2 SITE AS.0F APRIL _ 10, 1979 Government (& Contractors)
People Argonne Laboratory 1
Eureau of Land Management 4
Charleston Naval Yard 2
Coircnsealth of Pennsylvania 1
Department of Energy 16 General Dynamics 9
htW 3
dine Safety & Health Administration 18 i:ASA 1
t;orfolk Naval Shipyard 1
Pennsylvania flational Guard 1
Ports =cuth ilaval Shipyard 1
Union Carbide 19 USAF 15 USDA Forest Service 2
US Department of Interior 1
Vercent Department of Health 1
tiRC 175 Archi tec t/ Engineers /Contracto rs Dechte!
11 Burns & Roe 74 E5asco 1
Gilbert Corrov.;ealth 2
Gilbert Associates 9
Stone & !Iebster 2
United Engineers 24 Utilities Arkansas Power & Light 1
Boston Edison 2
Ccaronwealth Edison 4
Consumer Power Company 1
Duke Power 21 Flcrida Power S Light 9
!!etropolitan Edison 176 Ontario Hy@c 2
Pennsylvania Electric 39 Fe:;nsylvania Pcner & Ligh t 3
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- People Philadelphie Electric 14 Public Service Electric & Gas 6
Public Service of i'ew harpshire 1
Washington Paar Service i
Yankee Ato.mic Electric 1
General Public Utilities 78 Jersey Central Power & Light 19 14555 B&W 62 Combus tion Engineering 22 General Electric 5
Westinghouse 58 Miscellaneous Agrotors, Inc.
5 Air Products 1
ASK 1
Atcraic Industrial Forum 1
B?ll Telephone of Pennsylvania 43 Disco 10 Euckey cons truction 5
Ccigen 6
CE?olupo & Gundal 17 CAI 1
Ca talyti c 165 Chern Nuclear 6
Cemstock Engineering Corporat. ion 1
EGaG 34 Enercy, Inc.
7 Endochem 2
EPRI 2
L. H. Focht S Son 1
Gregg Securi ty 23 bolliburton Services 7
Harshaw 3
Hartford Steam Boiler 2
Helgeson fluclear Service 1
Heminger Co.
1 Hewlatt Dackard 2
Hill newlton 2
Hirsch Arkin Hershman 7
IEM 2
I C'A 1
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' People Keys tene Helicop ter 7
Y.attcamp E Son 9
Lucking Brothers 8
fline Safety Appliance 1
t'itre Corporation 1
fOdesto 9
!!PP Associates 1
L'uclear Sa fety Associates 2
tioclear Suppcet Services 31 tidS 12 03 Cannon 3
P?,C0 1
Pennsylvania State University 2
Pickard Low Garrch 2
Porter Gertz Company 2
Power Systems 1
Pressure Sys tems, Inc.
2 Radiation Management Corporation 16 Radiation Services 27 Rockwell International 5
Science Application 5
SPPT 1
SAI 3
Task Management 1
Technology for Energy 1
Uni ted Telephone Ccmpany 10 Vitro Services 3
tiP3 3
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