|
|---|
Category:ARCHIVE RECORDS
MONTHYEARML20202B5081999-01-0808 January 1999
Rev 2 to Calculation M-734, RHR & Core Spray Pump Suction Strainer Debris Head Loss NPSH Evaluation
ML20217H3291998-02-23023 February 1998
Rev 0 to Calculation M-778, Evaluation of RPV Flange to Adjacent Shell 145 Deg F Differential Temp Limit
ML20202B4981997-12-22022 December 1997
Rev E3 to Calculation M-662, RHR & Core Spray Pump NPSH & Suction Pressure Drop
ML20203A1231997-12-18018 December 1997
Rev 3 to M500, Range of Salt Svc Water Sys Header Pressures & Pump Flows
ML20203A1111997-11-21021 November 1997
Rev 0 to M-771, RBCCW Heatup Immediately Following DBA- Loca
ML20148T5101997-04-11011 April 1997
Rev E2 to Calculation M-662, RHR & Core Spray Pump NPSH & Suction Pressure Drop
ML20137W2901997-04-11011 April 1997
Rev 0 to RHR & Core Spray Pump Suction Strainer Debris Head Loss NPSH Evaluation
ML20133N6071996-03-20020 March 1996
Rev E1 to RHR & Core Spray Pump NPSH & Suction Pressure Drop
ML20141D2521996-01-19019 January 1996
Rev 4 to PS-79, EDG Loading
ML20249B4451996-01-0404 January 1996
Rev 0 to Calculation C15.0.3270, Fuel Pool Cooling He E206A & E206B GIP Evaluation
ML20249B4461996-01-0404 January 1996
Rev 0 to Calculation C15.0.3273, RHR Heat Exchanger E207A & E207B GIP Evaluation
ML20092G9381995-06-29029 June 1995
Scram Times for Tech Spec 3.3.C.1
ML20117K8601994-01-31031 January 1994
Rev 0, Fragility Analysis of SBO Dg,Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station
ML20249B4731994-01-0808 January 1994
Rev 0 to Calculation C15.0.3216, LAR 016 Location:Reactor Bldg Ei 23'-0
ML20249B4661993-11-0808 November 1993
Rev 0 to Calculation C15.0.3216, LAR 017 Location:Reactor Bldg El 37'-0
ML20249B4811993-11-0606 November 1993
Rev 0 to Calculation C15.0.3216 for LAR 024 Location:Aux Bay Bldg Ei 3'-0
ML20249B4541993-10-25025 October 1993
Rev 0 to Calculation C15.0.3216, LAR 005 Location:Turbine Bldg Ei 37'-0
ML20058P2211993-07-29029 July 1993
Package Consisting of Attachment to Employee Concerns Programs
ML20117K8511993-06-30030 June 1993
Ipeee,Building Structures Fragility Analysis. Rev 1
ML20065L7941993-06-0404 June 1993
Reactor Building Seismic Model
ML20064K8411993-01-26026 January 1993
Soil Properties for SSI Analysis for Pilgrim Site
ML20099B5521992-05-0505 May 1992
Audit 92050S, Scientific Ecology Group Supplier Implementation & Qualification, Conducted on 920324-27
ML20118A3561992-03-24024 March 1992
Scientific Ecology Group,Supplier Implementation & Qualification Audit 92050S
ML20086T2241991-12-19019 December 1991
Boston Edison Pilgrim BWR Plan RWCU Sys Evaluation of Crack Growth & Stability for 4-Inch Pipe to Elbow Weldment
ML20079M9561991-11-11011 November 1991
Response to NUMARC Auquatic Resource Questions,Socioeconomic Questions for All Utils & Waste Mgt Questions
ML20011F4471990-01-19019 January 1990
Salt Svc Water Pump P208A,Casing Stresses Due to Accidental Drop.
ML20011F4721990-01-19019 January 1990
Operability Evaluation of Salt Svc Water Pump Columns.
ML20079M9811989-12-31031 December 1989
Response to NUMARC Survey Re Approximate Number & Cause for Most Notable Fish Mortalities at Pilgrim Nuclear Station for Period of 1973-1989
ML20106A6371989-03-0303 March 1989
Spec C-114-ER-Q-EO, Pilgrim Unit 1 Spec for Seismic Response Spectra
ML20151W1811988-08-16016 August 1988
Attachment I to Ltr,Consisting of Response to Allegation a Re Deliberate Reduction of Radiation Survey Results to Avoid Further Surveys
ML20238E6921987-12-30030 December 1987
Packages Consisting of marked-up Rev 0 to Safety Evaluation 2144 & Slides of Facility Safety Enhancement Mods
ML20236R0801987-11-18018 November 1987
Package Consisting of Viewgraphs Re Util Simulator Status, Requalification Plans for Reactor Operators/Senior Reactor Operators Prior to Startup,Training Schedule & Control of Reactor Operator/Senior Reactor Operator Overtime
ML20236N8471987-11-12012 November 1987
Package of Documents Re Util Actions Concerning ATWS, Including Purchase Orders,Correspondence W/Ge,Work Instructions,Field Rev Notices & Maint Requests
ML20236Y6151987-11-0505 November 1987
News Article Re Shutdown of Facility for Six More Wks to Deal W/Mgt Troubles
ML20237A1151987-11-0505 November 1987
FSAR Section 5, Containment
ML20236K8561987-07-22022 July 1987
Calculation M-300 Re Cable Fire Heating of Torus Compartment Ceiling Beams
ML20236Y6171987-07-0909 July 1987
Newsarticle Entitled, Judges Asked to Limit Pilgrim Picketing
ML20237A0171986-06-28028 June 1986
Newsarticle Entitled, Two Towns Want Out of Pilgrim Evacuation Plan
ML20237A0551986-06-27027 June 1986
Newsarticle Entitled, Dept of Public Utils Blasts Edison, Cites 'Paralysis' at Top
ML20237A0461986-06-24024 June 1986
News Article Entitled, Edison Says Pilgrim Missed Another Deadline for Safety Tests
ML20237A1661986-06-21021 June 1986
Jm Hendrie Ltr to Editor of Ny Times Re D Ford & R Pollard 870519 Advertisement Trying to Draw Similarities Between GE Reactors & Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor & Warning of Safety Problems,Based on Hendrie & Hanauer Notes
ML20237A0211986-06-0909 June 1986
Portions of Vol 8,Number 12 to Inside NRC Re Denton Urging Industry to Settle Doubts About Mark I Containments
ML20237A0441986-05-26026 May 1986
News Article Re Chernobyl Accident & Difference Between Us & Soviet Plants
ML20237A1961986-05-23023 May 1986
Newsarticle Entitled, Pilgrim on List of Worst-Run Nuclear Units
ML20237A0511986-05-21021 May 1986
News Article Discussing NRC Announcement That Facility Will Remain Closed Until Util Corrects Safety Problems
ML20236N0881986-05-19019 May 1986
Viewgraphs from 860519 Meeting Re Util Response to Confirmatory Action Ltr CAL-86-10,860612 Program for Excellence Task Force Rept & Facility Operation
ML20235S1511986-04-25025 April 1986
Preliminary Critical Path Projection for RF07
ML20207G2661986-04-19019 April 1986
Package of Documents,Including Aii Exit Notes,Rhr Containment Isolation Leakage Notes,Comments on Util Response to Confirmatory Action Ltr 86-10 & Partially Deleted Inspector Notes for Rept 50-293/86-17
ML20236K2221986-04-12012 April 1986
Package of Handwritten Excerpts from NRC Headquarters Operations Officer Log Re Leakage Past Two Isolation Valves Reportable Event Numbers 04196 & 04198
ML20237A1981985-06-18018 June 1985
Newsarticle Entitled, NRC Says Pilgrim Skipped Routine Tests
1999-01-08
[Table view]
Category:PRESS RELEASE OR NEWS ARTICLE
MONTHYEARML20236Y6151987-11-0505 November 1987
News Article Re Shutdown of Facility for Six More Wks to Deal W/Mgt Troubles
ML20236Y6171987-07-0909 July 1987
Newsarticle Entitled, Judges Asked to Limit Pilgrim Picketing
ML20237A0171986-06-28028 June 1986
Newsarticle Entitled, Two Towns Want Out of Pilgrim Evacuation Plan
ML20237A0551986-06-27027 June 1986
Newsarticle Entitled, Dept of Public Utils Blasts Edison, Cites 'Paralysis' at Top
ML20237A0461986-06-24024 June 1986
News Article Entitled, Edison Says Pilgrim Missed Another Deadline for Safety Tests
ML20237A0211986-06-0909 June 1986
Portions of Vol 8,Number 12 to Inside NRC Re Denton Urging Industry to Settle Doubts About Mark I Containments
ML20237A0441986-05-26026 May 1986
News Article Re Chernobyl Accident & Difference Between Us & Soviet Plants
ML20237A1961986-05-23023 May 1986
Newsarticle Entitled, Pilgrim on List of Worst-Run Nuclear Units
ML20237A0511986-05-21021 May 1986
News Article Discussing NRC Announcement That Facility Will Remain Closed Until Util Corrects Safety Problems
ML20237A1981985-06-18018 June 1985
Newsarticle Entitled, NRC Says Pilgrim Skipped Routine Tests
ML19254E6461979-10-0404 October 1979
Statement Presented to ASLB Re NRC Decision to Require Util to Expand Initial Evacuation Zone.Objective Authority Should Have Responsibility of Notifying Civil Defense Authorities & Public of Accidents & Need to Evacuate
1987-07-09
[Table view] |
Text
-
g
. h e.
~
, A*? .-
e
,. f i p
,a
\
\w .-
,._\ ~ g (- =c- ,, _
, , s . . - . . . . .
.- ; y '
- t -
, s . i . - -
RE: Boston Edison Company et al Pilgrim Nuclear Generating Station Unit 2 Docket # 50-471 Presented to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Atomic Licensing and Safety Board, by Judy Shope, Energy Specialist, Laague of Women Voters of Massachusetts, October 4, 1979.
The League of Women Voters of the United States has just completed a study of energy sources and the role of government in meeting energy needs. The results of this study form the position of the 136,000 members of the League in the United States, of whom 10,000 are residents of Massachusetts. In our study, we concluded that the nation's reliance on nuclear fission should not be increased. Rather, special attention must be focused on health and safety issues, ranging from the dangers of nuclear accidents to the problem of long-range storage of nuclear waste. In fact, we have supported a six-month moratorium on the issuance of new construction licenses for commercial reactors so that reviews and investigations sparked by the Three Mile Island accident could be properly evaluated.
Because of our concern over health and safety issues, we are particularly interested in the Pilgrim emergency preparedness plans. While we applaud the NRC decision requiring Boston Edison to enlarge its initial evacuation zone, we feel strongly that the proposed 10 mile evacuation zone is insufficient.
An effective evacuation of those within even a ten-mile zone will be difficult ff not impossible to accomplish within the one-hour time frame recommended by the NRC-EPA Task Force. A ten-mile zone could easily involve evacuation of over 100,000 people, especially taking into account wind shifts which could be quite rapid. We question whether evacuation could be smoothly accceplished without previous public participation in radiological emergency response drills including actual evacuation practice. We urge such drills be required. The one-hour time frame makes no allowances for weather conditions such as snow or rain storms, time of day, traffic conditions , or tourist crowds, and of all of which could seriously hamper effec-tive evacuation.
Yet depending on specific wind patterns and weather conditions at the time of an accident - the potentially impacted area could easily range from 18-50 miles. The Cape Cod area could be directly affected in a class 9 accident. Evacuation of Cape Cod would be especially problematic and certainly would require the most careful consideration and detailed advance planning in order to avoid the possibility of having large numbers of residents and tourists trapped in traf fic jams on crowded roads or forced to travel past the stricken reactor. Since all of Cape Cod is served by only two bridges, we question whether an ef fective land evacuation pian can be devised for this area. Evacuating people by sea involves complicated logis-tics and further difficulties, but ignoring these problems does not make tnem g9A disappear. S 6
\}h 0
-MORE- g v
~
o 7911020 }l (a p
% %,u%' L9 4a
LWV Statement Page 2 As a further precaution we urge authorities to stockpile special drugs to block the effect of radiation on the thyroid gland. These drugs should be placed at scattered locations over a fifty-mile radius since prompt administration of the drugs could be crucial.
We are disturbed by the NRC guidelines which give utilities the responsibility for notifying both civil defense 2uthorities and the public. !!isguided optimism, financial considerations, reluctance to admit failure could all lead to crucial delays in notification and possible evacuation. An objective authority concerned mainly with the health and saf ety impact on the citizenry would be more trustworthy.
The League strongly believes that public understanding and participation in decision-making are essential ingredients of successful energy policy. We question whether the single hour allotted to public comment constitutes ade-quate participation given the complexities and seriousness of the issues involved.
mmk