ML19256G479
| ML19256G479 | |
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| Issue date: | 12/10/1979 |
| From: | NRC OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER |
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| NUREG-0503, NUREG-0503-S01, NUREG-503, NUREG-503-S1, NUDOCS 7912310363 | |
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NUREG-0503, Supp.1 U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION FISCAL YEAR 1980 SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET REQUEST E
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FY 1980 SUPPLEMENTAL (Green Book)
-(NUREG 0503, Supp. 1)
No. of Cooies:
[ChairmanAhearne NRC_Eublic Document Room 2
3 Commissioner Gilinsky 2
Commissioner Kennedy 4
Commissioner Hendrie 2
Commissioner Bradford 2
James J. Cummings, Director, IA George Messenger, 0IA (LA-1200)
Samuel J. Chilk, Secretary of the Commission 2
John Hoyle, SECY (H-ll49)
Edward J. Hanrahan, Director, PE James G. Beckerley, OPE (H-1007)
Leonard Bickwit, General Counsel James A. Fitzgerald, OGC (H-1035)
Joseph J. Fouchard, Director, PA Frank L. Ingram, OPA (MNBB 3709)
Carlton C. Kammerer, Director, CA 25 Stephen K. Kent, OCA (H-ll59) 12 Ed Fay, OCA (H-ll59)
Lee V. Gossick, EDO Kevin Cornell, Deputy ED0 Thomas A. Rehm, Assistant to the EDO Ray Smith, Tech. Asst., ED0 Roger Moore, MPA (MNBB 8709)
Daniel J. Donoghue, Director, ADM Larry Cooper, ADM (MNBB 6111)
Kenneth Raynor, ADM (LA-1220)
Dan J. Rienstra, ADM (MNBB 6113) 10 Howard K. Shapar, Executive Legal Director Jay W. Maynard, ELD (MNBB 9604)
Nancy Dube, ELD (MNBB 9604)
Thomas F. Engelhardt, ELD (MNBB 9604)
Norman Haller, Director, MPA Elizabeth A. Hayden, OMPA (MNBB 5715)
Jayne Rakowski, OMPA (MNBB 5715)
Harold S. Bassett, OMPA (MNBB 12111)
James R. Shea, Director, IP Ronald D. Hauber, OIP (MNBB 8602)
Robert G. Ryan, Director, SP Marie A. Janinek, OSP (MNBB 7711)
Wayne G. Kerr, OSP (MNBB 7210A)
Harold E. Collings, OSP (MNBB 7109)
Sheldon A. Schwartz, OSP (MNBB 7711)
Edward E. Tucker, Director, EE0 Robert B. Minogue, Director, SD 3
William Forehand, SD (NL-5650) 1656 071
No. of Copies Harold R. Denton, Director, NRR 3
Delbert F. Bunch, NRR (P-608)
William Dircks, Director, NMSS 3
Robert S. Brown, NMSS (396-SS)
Tony Abell, OMPA (MNBB 12111)
C. J. Heltemes, AE0D (MNBB 6209)
Saul Levine, Director, RE3 1
Robert Budnitz, Deputy Director, RES Martin Hayes, P,ES (1130SS) 5 Victor Stello, Director, IE 9
Lloyd Donnelly, IE (EW-359) e2-Max Carbon Chairman, ACRS s
Raymond F. Fraley, ACRS (H-10!6)
Robert E. McKinney, ACRS (H-1016)
Robert Lazo, Chairman, ASLBP Charles J. Fitti, ASLBP (EW-450)
Alan S. Rosenthal, Chairman, ASLAP Jean Bishop, ASLAP (EW-529)
Learned W. Barry, Controller C. A. Beckwith, CON 7 (for Distribution to DOE)
Edwin Triner, CON 8
Angelo Puglise, CON 5
Marshel Baggett, PGB (P-034)
Bill Miller, Licensing Fee - Copy for GA0 Bob Feldman, Tech. Info. Service (LA-212) 10 NTIS, AN (Bob Wade, P-042) 35 INTERNAL BUDGET OFFICE DISTRIBUTION:
Cooper Shumway Stumbaugh Smith Gardner Gordon (2)
Riley Sweetman (File)
Monaco Sanetrik Leonard Burda Rabideau Angleburger Hawkins (File)
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U. S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION PROPOSED LANGUAGE - SALARIES AND EXPENSLS (Dollars in thousands, except whole dollars in narrative material)
The proposed language is as follows:
U. S. b"'rLEAR REGULATURY COMMISSION Salaries and Expenses For an additional enount for " Salaries and Expenses,"
$49,500,000 to renain available until expended.
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SumARY OF OBLIGATIONS BY PROGRAM (Dollars in thousanJs, except whole dollars in narrative material)
Obligations by Activity:
Direct Program:
FY 1980 IV 1980 TY 1980 Presently Revised Proposed
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Available istimate Nuc l e a r R e a c t o r R egu l a t i on............................................................... $ 56,713
$ 73,003 5
16,290 Standards Development...................................................................
13,678 15,273 1,595 I n s pe c t i on a nd E n f o rc eme n t...............................................................
41,254 43,974 2,720 Nuclear Mate;:a1 Safety and Safeguards...................................................
28.687 31.297 2,610 N uc l ea r R egu l a t o ry R e s e a rch..............................................................
179.707 204,042 24.335 Program Technical Support................................................................
15,520 16,945 1,425 Program Directio., and Administration.....................................................
33,408 33,933
__525 Total Obligations - Direct Program.................................................. $ 368,967
$118,467 5
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500 Total Obligations................................................................... $ 369,467
$418,967 5
49,500 U nobl i ga t ed ba l a nce, s t a rt o f ye a r..........................................*............. $ -5,627
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Financing of Obligations The financing of the estimated total obilgations of $49.500 proposed in the supplemental request for FY 1980 is sunmarized in the following table:
SUMMARY
OF FINANCING FY 1980 FY 1980 I y I'180 Presently Revised Proposed Available Lstimate
_Supplenental Sources of Funds Available for Obligations:
Unobligated balance, beginning of year..................................................
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Outlays for Salaries and Expenses Outlays for the FY 1980 proposed supplemental are estimated at $6,000,000, amount less the unexpended balance at the end of the period equals The following analysis identifies funds available for outlays. This the outlays.
DUTLAY ANALYSIS FY 1980 TY 1980 FY 1980 Presently Revised Proposed Available Estimate
.Supplementai Unexpended balance, beginning of year:
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$140,630 0
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$509,591 T559.091 T 49,,5is Appropriation to NRC.......................................
Total Funds Available for Outlays Unexpended balance, end of year:
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U. S. NUCLLAR REGULATORY COMMISSION FY 1980 SUPPLEMENTAL CUDGET ESilMATLS SALARIES AND EXPENSES (Dollars in Thousands, except whole dollars in narrative waterial)
PROGRAM STATEMENT Presently Available
...........$368,961 Proposed Supplemental.......... 49 R ev i sed E s t ima te...............IllHN,500 67 The proposed supplemental will enable the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to implement necessary additional ef fort arising from.the agency's assessment of the accident at the Three Mlle Island Unit 2 facility on March 28, 1919. The TMI accident has had a major impact on all NRC program areas. In particular on research activities and reactor operations. In addition, funds are requested to enhance the agency's Waste Management program to reflect the recommendations of the President's Interagency Review Group on Waste Management. Specific activities involved in this effort will include developing regulatory guidance developing a licensing review capability and completing a plan for the site characterf ration review, all in support of the preparation of NRC guidelines necessary to conduct a construction authorization review.
FY 1980 appropriations did not include funds to cover these requirements. A detailed analysis across program lines of the supplemental request is contained on the following pages.
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMilSSION Nuclear Reactor Regulation.
$16.290 Summary of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Estimates by Function FY 1980 FY 1980 FY 1980 Presently Revised Proposed Available Estimate Supplemental
$23,200
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2,200 2,200 0
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19,653 30,413 10,760 Program Support...
Administrative Support.
10.550 15,850 5,300 Travel...
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Program Support Operating Reactors.
$4,000 As a result of the Three Mlle Island Lessons Learned Task Force Study, goal of eliminating excess backlog by the end of FY 1981. However, we anticipate that an additional 1250 operating Ilcense actions will we expect that, as a result of the ongoing THI investigatinns and imple-be identified in FY 1980, over and above the 1170 incoming actions mentation of the long-term lessons learned, a significant number of Ilcense
(,71 which would normally be expected in that year. The supplemental actions will be submitted for review in addition to the 1250 actions program support will be used to complete 330 of the additional associated with the short-term lessons learned. The requested supplemental Ilcense actions by contractual assistance during FY 1980. This does not provide resources for this anticipated additional workload.
will enable NRR to maintain the schedule required to achieve the g
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Casework..
As a result of the Three Mile Island accident, casework schedules The casework activities that are to be performed under the personnel loan have slipped. The Lessons Learned Task Force Study and the recom-assistance program in FY 1980 are necessary for the following reasons:
mendations of the Presidential Commission on THI have identified The licensing cases being worked on are "first wave" cases. Ihat additional areas of review plus an increased depth of review for some technical areas. These newly identified activities must be addressed is, they are those cases that are nearest to scheduled review in our FY 1980 casework licensing actions. The supplemental program completion.
support request, in addition to $400,000 which will be redirected from other FY 1980 casework program support activities, will be used The work being performed under the program is review activity known to fill the short-term manpower needs to perform casework activilles to De necessary before a decision can be made on granting an Operating while additional permanent positions are being staffed. We anticipate License or a Construction Petalt, that manpower obtained from other Federal agencies, primarily DOE National Laboratory Personnel, amounting to approximately 84 profes-sional manyears, will be utilized mostly during the first three quarters of FY 1980, decreasing to zero by the end of the last quarter.
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY C0tNISS10N - continued Casework (continued)
The work being perfomed under the program will not preclude imple-a given case will result at the termination of the program ar$d the mentation of the recommendations of the Lessons Learned Task Force resumption of Ilcensing by NRC.
or the Presidential aCommission, nor require rereview because of these recommendations.
The program is currently established and functioning. Inability to complete this program as planned would result in the loss of large The work being performed under the program will be done in mile-portions of contractors' effort expended and could lead to unnecessary stone increments, amenable to the licensing process. No lost dupilcation of effort by staff personncI and result in unnecessary time or redundancy in ef fort to c=clete the licensing action on delays in review completion.
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$140 Technical Projects..
NRR supplemental needs for FY 1980 have been reviewed taking into con-nuclear power plants. Examples of generic safety review topics are sideration the recommendation of the Lessons tearned Task Force and reassessmert of environmental qualification of electrical equipment, the Presidential Commission resulting from investigation of the IMI-2 reanalysis of design and code changes for power operated relief valves and accident. It has been determined that an additional $740,000 is safety valves, review of operational and ace,ident dose models, validation required for technical projects program support in FY 1980. These and updating of meteorological models, and reevaluation of residual heat supplemental funds, in addition to $2.86 million which will be redirected removal systems and overpressurization criteria and control room design and from other FY 1980 program support activities, are needed for (1) resolu-human fattors studies. The supplemental program support funds will be used tion of generic safety issues identified as a result of the TH! investi-in conjunction with the redirected basic funds to obtain contractual assist-gations and (2) performance of studies related to criteria for selection, ance in completing these studies in a timely manner to support our IIcensing training and approval of personnel for operation and technical support at actions.
Administrative Support.
$5,300 Dy Automatic Data Processing Services Additional ADP timesharing services are essential to run the RELAP IRAC (Transient Reactor Analysis Code) has been developed to improve and IRAC codes. This THI-related computer activity is based on two the apabilities for analyzing postulated transients in full-scale T
factors: (1) Increased usage of the codes, and (2) Increased use reactors that exceed the capability of existing system codes such as N
of priority time to assee timely receipt of computer output. The RELAP (Reactor Leak and Power Safety Excursion).
Document Control System 8ackfit Primarily due to the THI-2 accident, it is essential that the backfit seismic considerations and older plants under the Systematir Evaluation of documents into the Document Control System initially planned for Program. Information processor capability to support the additional FY 1981 be started immediately. The backfit of older documents into load because of an increase in terminals for users, an appreciable the system can only be accommodated with a second shift operation by increase in data base size, and an increase in search / retrieving the contractor. It is estimated that the !! abor for a partial second activities (at the processor level) also will be required. An shift will cost $1.9 million per year. Thiis partial second shift aud:tional $400,000 is the estimated amount that will be required operation has the effect of optimizing use of the equipment and for information processor module lease. Backfit cost for these efforts facility. With the second shift, current estimates indicate that is $2.3 elllion in each FY 1980 and f Y 1981. These efforts will 6-8 docket files caa be backfit each year iin the major problem areas, continue in subsequent years until completed.
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STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT - continued 3.
Operation and UtI11 ration Standards....
. $740 These supplemental resources will allow SD to make changes to ll.e NRC NRC research contt acts on air-purifying radiolodine respirstors and to regulations and guides indicated by the events at ihree Mile Island provide information necessary for the preparation of guidance on the and permit early initiation of actions that could have significant provision of respiratory protection for emergency use.
So will deter-impact on public health protection in the event of another occurrence mine the reason for serious deficiencies revealed in a study of person-Ilke the Three Mile Island accident.
nel monitoring services, whether or not they can be corrected, and, if they can be, how to correct them. This will involve further testing A study must be completed of requirements for and qualification of and analysis of test results in FY 1980 along with technical assist-nuclear power plant operators as compared to qualification of other ance in an overview capacity by National Bureau of Standards (HBS).
licensed personnel (e.g., pilots, aircraft mechanics) and a survey Conduet performance testing of commercially available health physics performed of the capabilities of existing nuclear power plant simu-Instruments using criteria being developed by the American National lators. These will form part of the basis for revisions of the Standards Institute. The test results will be used in the development ommission's regulations and guides on operator training and of a new regulation requiring the use of approved inst uments for c
qualification.
occupational health protection. SD will examine the feasibility of using peripheral chromosome aberrations as a quantitative Indicator SD will continue to respond to requests from the Office of Nuclear of low-level radiation exposure. If such an indicator were avall-Reactor Reguistion (NRR) and the Office of Inspection and Enforcement able at appropriate sensitivity, it could be an aid in estimating (IE) for assistance with occupational respiratory protection activ-
.'stual radiation doses received in accident situations.
itles as recovery operations at Three Mlle Island proceed. This response includes the early application of Information obtained under Un GN CD CD 4
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NUCLEAR RNULATORY r0 Mils $10N Inspection and Enforcement.....
$2,720' Summary of Inspection and Enforcement EstimatesA Function FY 1980 FY 198re fY 1980 Prasently Revised Proposed Availab'e Estimate Supplemen_tal
$23,417
$23,507 90 Personnel Compensation Personnel Benefits....
2,223 7.233 10 Program Support..
5,060 5,650 600 Administrative Support....
5,777 1,627 1,850 Travel.
3,710 3,710 3
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1,067 1,237 170
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Fuel Facilit;es and Haterials Safety Program Support...
$200 IE will contract for the establishment and aaintenance of Theraoluminescent of low )evel eclear waste products, this will be accomplished CB Dosimeter (ILD) networks so that all neclear operatir.g reactor sites wil!
by DOE selecti w ly opening waste packages, away from the licensee's w have 50 monitoring stations. Some sites will be equipped with completely facility, to test for material integrity. This effort will partially p new networks and at others, existing networks will be expanded. g These net-inIfill a recent commitment made by the NRC to the Governors of the works will provide current and accurate measurement of radiation levels statrs of iievads, South Carolina, and Washington to provide around all operating power reactors. the IMI accider.t demonstrated that additional assurance that low level waste entering or leaving C the NRC needed to improse its ability to make radiological measurements their stetes has been packaged and is being shipped in accordance CO to include independent verification of licensee measurements, with NRC regulacions (10 CFR Part 71). The balance of this commit-U1 ment will be fu? filled by IE Inspectors as discussed below.
Through contract with the Department of Energy (DOE). IE will sample the quality and safety of packaging materials used in the transportation Personnel.
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Additional positions are required to conduct inspections of commercially-When combined with the contractual assistance described above, generated low-level nuclear wastes at embarkation, while in transit these more intensive inspections of approximately 4.500 and at debarkation. This affort is also in response to a request from NRC licensees will increase confidence that low-level nuclear the Governcrs of the e ates of hevida, South Carelina, and Washington.
waste is being packaged and shippeo in accordance with NRC Regulations (10 CfR 71).
Technical Equipment.
$170 IE will purchase environmental monitorirg and safety equipment that can be equipmeat (respirators, protective clothing, etc.), will improve the air transportea to locations where ewrpency situations arise. Based on NRC's ability to make timely and accurate independent measurements lessoas learned from the IKI accident, IE needs to improve its capability during emergency situations. The air transportable equipment is to respond rapidly to locidents. The purchase of equipment such as fixed critical when incidents occur away from the site or when regional and portable air sampline devices, direct radiation erposure measurement environmental monitoring vans cannot reach a particular location equipment (fnf reqtosal lahnralcry and f ield analysis), and safet y within a reasonable time frame.
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High Level Waste Repositories and have on staf f the trained personnel that are needed to review DOL's An additional 12 positions and $2,000,000 for contractual efforts are site screening activities.
requested in FY 1980 to: a) provide more timely guidance to DOL: and b) begin additional projects that will place NRC in a position to review For NRC to provide tinely guidance to DOL on the waste fona and repository an application to construct a high level waste repository in a variety of design for a construction authorization application, the current schedules geologic media in mid-FY 1986.
for developing this information nust also be accelerated. The requested supplemental resources will enable NRC to complete programs that will g
The t' J plans on providing guidance to DOE in three general areas: waste (1) develop the infonnation on waste f onn and repository design f or bedded form; repository design; and site selection and characterization. This salt, doned salt, and basalt that is needed to independently review an CD guidance, which will be issued as staff technical directives, should be application in these pedia; and (2) provide timely guidance to DUL for a CO made available to DOE well in advance of their completion of activities construction authorization application expected to be submitted as early
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activities in an effective and efficient manner. As DOE is currently investigating a number of possible areas for siting a high level waste It should be noted that each of these actions builds on others in a repository, it is imperative that NRC provide guidance on site selection sequential fassion. Delaying resources until the out years (fV 1982-UJ) and characterization as early as possible, to asold the backfitting of cannot make up the dif ference in the near tenn results (lY 1960-81),as additional features to DOE's site characterization plans after they are large incremental increases cannot be properly absorbed and managed nor the underway. With the supplemental resources, NRC will accelerate its sched-staff trained.
ule for developing and providing this guidance for doned salt and basalt Fue1 Cyc1e 1.tcensing.............................................................................................................................. 4400 Additional FY 1980 funding in the amount of $400,000 is essential for con-The approved FY 1980 budget did not include resources for these efforts.
tractual effort required to pennit NHSS to continue development of radio-Thus, additional resources are required if NHS5 is to give proper alteret f ore logical contingency plans for licensed fuel cycle facilities.
to these activities. Since fuel cycle plants and facilities do not have reactor-type contairment which would mitigate any potential release of In light of the recent ihree Mile Island (THI) incident. NHSS has assuned radioactivity to the envirorenent, it is urgent that contirigern.y planriin9 f>e the responsibility for performing detailed accident analyses and for given high priority to ensure that the public is adequately protected.
planning for incident response and management during the course of an energency at a fuel cycle f acility.
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The supplemental request provides the resources to accelerate a revised accident clearly calls for much more action than has so far been laten researcn program on understanding reactor accidents from small LOCAs, to examine these areas.
reactor transients and human error. In general terms, the THI accident can be thought of as emphasizing the need for additional safety research The area which lies in between the Design Basis Accident and the Core information and understanding as indicated in the figure below:
Helt Accident has received less emphasis in both our research program and the Itcensing process. Such accidents, similar to THl. can occur as a result of partial failure r.nd intemittent operation of various systems Design Basis Accidents and may lead to extensive core damage, without fuel melting. It is clear that the THI accident was not a unique sequence; one can postulate
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O for this reason, we believe the IV 1980 Supplemental work requested Accidents Leading to below needs urgent attention.
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to ensure that plant safety equipment (emergency core cooling systems, etc.) have adequately defined safety margins to prevent significant fuel This FY 1980 supplemental request will enable NRC to allocate vitally damage in the event of a DBA. While NRC has known for some time that needed resources to the THI program. In particular, better computer more attention is required for small 10CA and transient events, the THI codes will be develnped (1) to enhance nur understanding of small 10CAs 15
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NUCLEAR REGULAf0RY C0 MIS $10N 51,425 Program Technical Support...................................................................................................................
Suninary of Program Technical Support Estimates by function FY 1980 FY 1980 lY 1980 Presently Revised Proposed Available L st iniate_
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