ML19224B897
| ML19224B897 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 05/08/1979 |
| From: | Ross D Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Israel S, Thatcher D, Wilber H NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE), Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 7906270149 | |
| Download: ML19224B897 (5) | |
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D. Ross, Jr.
SUBJECT:
STATUS REPORT AS OF MAY 7,1979 1.
Order to Oconee and Rancho Seco - draft order being reviewed by OGC -
will be issued probably today by Comission rather than staff - (0GC contact is Leo Slagy).
2.
Orders to TMI-Uait 1, Davis Besse, Crystal River and ANO-l will be finalized quickly with only plant specific changes from the Oconee/ Rancho Seco order as issued. 00R will draft - ELD review. All necessary licensee cocTaitments for these plants will have been obtained.
3.
Input infomation from B&W to B&W Generic Analysis Team (Rosztoczy) should all be available by c.o.b. today - guidelines for operator action were received yesterday - current schedule calls for SER preparation to begin Tuesday and drafts cf SER input to be available for review by ELD and others by Wednesday noon.
B&W representative (Jones) is here all week.
4.
Priority is on issuance of orders and on actions associated with subsequent lifting of orders. Related activities on evaluation of responses to Bulletins are of lower priority. Target is to issue Denton letter by May 12 or soon thereafter which will lift order when/if supporting SER favorably reports on the four safety matters identified.
5.
Utility responses from the five B&W plants are being received piecemeal informally - preliminary plan is to assure that, when complete, the infor-mation is submitted fomally on the docket by letter.
Meetings with licensees continue - Rancho Seco was on Friday with details of their hard wire anticipation scrams - and will meet again Wednesday with staff.
6.
Tedesco FWT report available in draft - being reviewed - expect to be published in 2-3 days - will have to be factored into W - CE reports.
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W wishes to meet on RCP trip - they want to trip.
Meeting to be set up on Wednesday, May 9 to discuss generic implications of non-RCP trip via bulletin vs. RCP trip.
Actions 1.
Need to review whether new requirements should be reflected via revised tech spec - action Reid due May 11.
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Reid to provide Novak with an example of SER (format / content) on a decision to lift an ordar - due May 8.
3.
Vargatogiveproposedresponsetolicensee'sbulletininput(CEorW)to ELD for review - response on May 9.
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ELD will prepare draft of letter lifting order - May 10.
5.
Novak to contact Jordan to assure that region I&E review of procedures is available by Wednesday - May 9.
6.
Ross to confirm time / place for Thadeni to summarize his results to date - hopefully on Tuesday, May 8.
7.
Novak to report plan cf action on May 8 regarding the potential upgrading o# RHR systems in operating plant and who should perform study. May 8.
8.
Varga to provide written report en pros / cons of stationing an extra operator for manual AFW. May 9.
9.
A special study on the performance of safety valves under two phase or liquid flow conditions will be prepared by Milt Stolzenberg - RES due May 9.
10.
Varga to develop a matrix " scorecard" for W - CE response on compliance by applicant.
May 9.
11.
Varga to prepare for ACRS meetings on 5/31-6/1.
12.
OLM for Rancho Seco to notify state of California of all meetings on B&W issues - Reid action.
13.
Heltemes to develop and issue daily summary of on-going actions.
14.
Heltemes to develop approach for monitoring activities for consistency.
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Ross to confirm time and place for W meeting on RCP trip and will arrange for MEB participation - Varga has lead for meetina.
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SUBJECT:
STATUS REPORT AS OF MAY 8,1979 1.
Utility-specific AFW meetings (CE and W to start today and run through Saturday, May 12, 2.
A list of analysis needs for W and CE plant types needs to be developed and sent to W today, May 8 Action:
Tedesco.
Rosztoczy, Thadani, Novak, Ross, 3.
The meeting with W on RCP trip is set for Wednesday, May 9, at 3:00PM.
From DSS: Engireering (Cherny, Brammer, and Kovacs) are involved. The Varga group wi.. coordinate the meeting and arrange for a room.
4.
Varga should arrange for a similar meeting with CE, Friday morning May 11, and notify by telephone today (May 8) the CE-utilities that are otherwise coming to the AFW meetings.
Purpose for these meetings on pump trip is to reconsider pro-and-con of keeping pumps running in the face of actual or impending loss of auxiliaries (such as seal water, CCW).
5.
Cherny should assist in writeups on relief and safety valve degradation with 2-} or liquid flow; Novak to arrange.
6.
Varga should expeditiously distribute such BWR responses as are in.
7.
Heltemes, et al, from SB are to interface with Varga group on ACRS presentation.
8.
Duke Power is bringing in this morning (May 8) its submittal in response to (as-yet unissued) order.
9.
IE is assigning an additional person to Team 2.
10.
R. Reid will furnish, for the five B&W plants, a matrix of requirements and submittals of infomation, 11.
Other three B&W orders are going on Vydec today; need decision on " manage-ment capability" question on Toledo Edison in order.
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A. Thadani will brief today, 2:00PM in P-110, on findings of CE, ![
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13.
We meet today with Davis-Besse on hard-wire scram, and ANO-1 tomorrow (hard-wire plus electric powered AFW pump).
14.
Reid will discuss with Cunningham how staff SER should address resolution of long-term requirements.
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