Text

Program Summary Rept:Vol 2,Number 6
	ML19274D093
Person / Time
Issue date:	06/23/1978
From:	; NRC OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS (MPA)
To:	;
References
	NUREG-0380, NUREG-0380-V02-N06, NUREG-380, NUREG-380-V2-N6, NUDOCS 7901090402
	Download: ML19274D093 (104)
	v • d • e

{{#Wiki_filter:JUNE 23,1978 ~ Volume 2, No. 6 NUREG-0380 PROGRAM

SUMMARY

REPORT VSJUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSM 790109c vcR

Available from National Technical Information Service Springfield, Virg;nia 22161 One year's subscription (12 issues) is available for $100 (North American Continent) and $200 other. Multiple subscriptions entered at the same time to the same address cost $75 for each subscription. Single copies are $12.50 (North American Continent) and $25 other.

NUCLEAR PROGRAM REGULATORY

SUMMARY

COMMISSION REP M PREPARED BY : 0FFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS

FOREWORD 105th EDITION THIS REPORT PROVIDES

SUMMARY

INFORMATION ON ALL PHASES OFNUCLEAR REGULATION, AND IS INTENDED AS AN INFORMATION AND DECISION-MAKING TOOL FOR MID AND UPPER LEVEL MANAGEMENT OF THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION. THE REPORT IS DIVIDED FUNCTIONALLY INTO TEN SECTIONS: SECTION 1 - NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN THE UNITED STATES SECTION 2 - OPERATING NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS SECTION 3 - REACTORS UNDER CONSTRUCTION SECTION 4 - OPERATING LICENSE APPLICATIONS UNDER NRC REVIEW SECTION 5 - CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS & SPECIAL PROJECTS UNDER NRC REVIEW SECTIP"6 - ACRS AND ASLBP SECTION 7 NUCLEAR MATERI ALS SECTION 8 STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS SECTION 9 - RESEARCH PROJECTS SECTION 10 FOREIGN REACTORS i

DEFINITIONS ACRS Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards ANSI American National Standards institute 'ASLB Atomic Safety & Licensing Board ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers BOP Balance of Plant BWR Boiling Water Reactor B&W Babcock & Wilcox CE Combustion Engineering CP Construction Permit DES Draf t Environmental Statement ECCS Emergency Core Cooling System ER Environmental Report ESR Early Site Review FES Final Environmental Statement FSAR Final Safety Analysis Report FTL Full Term License GE General Electric GESMO Generic Environmental Statement for Mixed Oxide Fuels HTGR High Temperature Gas Reactor LESR Limited Early Site Review LMFBR Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor LWA Limited Work Authorization LWR Light Water Reactor MWe Megawatts Electric MWt Megawatts Thermal NSSS Nucl ar Steam Supply System OL Oper,' ting License PCP Post Construction Permit (OL due to be tendered) PDC Pre Docketed Construction Permit (CP due to be tendered) PDD Prospective Decision Date PDS Predocketed Special Project (SP due to be tendered) PSAR Preliminary Safety Analysis Report PWR Pressurized Water Reactor SER Safety Evaluation Report SE Supp Safety Evaluation Supplement SP Special Project WEST Westinghouse ii

TABLE OF CONTENTS HIGHUGHTS SECTION I NUCLEAR F0WER PLANTS IN THE UNITE 0 STATES sfAfo5 CF %CL E AR pC=ER FLANTS.... ........... 1-1 TH8L.1-5

AP c r.PE A &i(NC 4"4 C T C2 5 BY STAT!........

.......... 1-6 Map CF 2;ACIC15 UNPt< CC%5fitCflCN 3Y STA1E... .. 1-7 MAP CF EEACICa5 PLAANED PY STATE.... . 1-9 N'a AP7LICAf!CN$ IOGICASI..... .1-9 !%tX 70 'EA fG15 "Y UillifY ChNER$. .......... 1-10 TFRu l-12 INCLX 10 WEA;iO4 SffES.. ...... 1-13 IbRU 1-14 PLANT Crtav5 A33 g4 gettagl(NS. .[-15 N555 CCNidACT5 AaADCEC. ...l-16 Sb**Aav C' $3ANCAc ilAftCN APPLICAflCh5.. .1-17 TH40 1-18 U ;t CNat STATUS GF %Ct f an PCura HEACf R$.... .. 1-19 $ECil0N il 0PERAllNG NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS rW oaTINi LICENSES 155aEC.. .... 2-2 FIGFL!;Pl% LF CCuacdCIAL LNif5..... .....'-3 That 2-5 CP' RATING 't!ACTCR5 =URMLCAD..... ........ 2-f $ECT!0N ill REACTOR $ UNDER CONSTRUCTION (CP GR ANTED) CCNSTRUCflCN PC#MITS 155LFC.. .. 3-2 THou 3-3 AVER AS CJ31 A f ! C'4 6M PL ANT CrNST2LC11CN. ...)-4 TFau 1-5 NUCL F AR PEmf4 PLANT $ LNDta CCNSTRLCf((N....... ... 3-6 TH4b 3-7 SECil0N IV OPERATING LICENSE APPLICAil0NS UNCER NRC REVIEW CPfRAT!Nr. LjCENSE 'CAECAST....... . 4*2 ELECT 9fCAL PChER FPRECA57 4-) LICEN$tNG SIATL5 Ct'5....... .. 4-4 FraTFClptNG fvENf5 CL's..... ..R-5 $ECTION V CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS & $PECIAL PROJECTS UNDER NRC REVIEW CCNiT8t C f f i'N AufHCRilAflCN FCRECAST............ . 5-2 LIPITEC,cag ayystogfargcN pcggcagg., ,,,,5-3 LfwifEC wCRa ALTHC#i?ATICNS 155L*C..... ........... 3-4 CrNSTPUCTICN PCuw!' FORECAST. .... 5-5 FCRTHCC*lNO CVENTS CP'5.. . 5-e TFRU 5-7 LICEASING STAILS - CP'$........ .... 5

CP Rfwi[n SLIPPAGE Suk=ARY.................. 5-9 CENSTRocitCN PtRm!T Rf vii n CL4ATICN 5LwwAEv......

.5-1C THRU 5-11 5AFEIY TVALLAIlCN %UPPLFP NT LLRAllCN...

12 F]NAL E Nyl RENw!NT At. STATEPCNT CURATICN.

5-13 SPECIAL PROJFCTS FORECAST.. ... 5-14 LICENSING STATUS - SP'S....................... %-15 $ECil0N VI ACRS & PUBLIC HEARINGS AC45 FORtCA5T. .. 6-2 PUPL IC prA2[Nc rogrCAST.... ................ 6-) %UPPA9Y CF FC89tN35.. ............. 6-4 Th4U 6-5 A$ lev "ONTFLY ACI!VIf!d5.. .......b-6 SECil0N Vll. NUCLEAR M ATERIALS APPLICAT[0NS REJEIVED..... ....f-3 [N-HC'2" "AJCR CAar F04ECA57.. .................... f -4

AJCR CASE a:nK CCpPLtflCNS...

....... 7-5 miNL4 CASE hCRK CC*PL E f t CN S....... ............... 7-6 PATEE!AL5 L[CENSINO 0ATA.............................. 7-7 TFRU 7-10 "AP CF AattfMENT $7ATES.............................. F AC I L I T I E S...............P- [ ! PAJC4 NRC LICENSEC FUEL CYCLE ,, t ? 9 g, g y, g, SECil0M Vill $TANDARDS AND REGULATIONS NCGAA" dvERviEw - TA$t =)4KLOA3 STATUS.. ..... 3-2 R E OM AT 317 Lu t sC5 N3L l 5HE D.... ...... 8 I IHRU 0-4 Nu d e ?. 2 5. PO 4 T S............... .................... 9 3 ..........8-5 Af5{ STAJDA235 PU3L!$H'O.... A*.ND*:N'S Id NEW '81 C T E 1) L A T i % S. .... 3-6 Sb**ARY PF SFLE!ft7 Siah0S935 STATISTICS............6-7 SECTIONIX RE$EARCHPROJECTS SELECf'C #E5EARCH PeOR CIS.............................'l-2 THRU 9-6 $ECTION I FOREIGN REACTORS SL*"ARv C8 FC4EIGN REACTCR$............... .lC-2 ( E POR T L I C E N SE AP PL I C A l l 0N 5........................... 10- 3 i.i

HIGHLIGHTS STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 68 UNITS LICENSED TO OPERATE 90 UNITS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION; 19 UNITS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW; 16 UNITS HAVE BEEN ORDERED OR PU BL I C LY ANNOUNCED. 213 TOTAL UNITS NEW APPLICATION FORECAST 1 NEW APPLICATION WAS TENDERED IN MAY 24 NEW APPLICATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO BE TENDERED IN FY 1978, 50 NEW APPLICATIONS ARE PROJECTED TO BE TENDERED DURING FY 1978 C 79 SPECIAL PROJECTS FORECAST ONE SPECIAL PROJECT WAS COMPLETED IN MAY. 5 SPECIAL PROJECTS ARE ESTIMATED FOR COMPLETION IN FY 1978 8 SPECIAL PROJECTS ARE ESTIMATED FOR COMPLETION DURING FY 1978 C 79. LICENSING STATUS - SPECIAL PROJECTS 16 SPECIAL PROJECTS ARE UNDER REVIEW. 9 NEW SPECIAL PROJECTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE RECEIVED DURING FY 1978 17 NEW SPECIAL PROJECTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE RECEIVED DURING FY 1979 LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATION FORECAST NO LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATIONS WERE ISSUED IN MAY 3 LWA'S FOR 6 UNITS ARE ESTIMATED TO BE ISSUED BY THE END OF FY 79. 4 LWA'S FOR E UNITS ARE ESTIMATED TO BE ISSUED DURING FY '78 C 79. LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATIONS IS5UED AS OF MAY 31, 1978, 26 LWA'S AND 11 LWA-2'S HAVE BEEN ISSUED. THE AVERAGE ELAPSED TIME FOR AN LWA-1 ISSUANCE IS 19.7 MONTHS. THE AVERAGE ELAPSED TIME FOR AN LWA-2 ISSUANCE IS 26.3 MONTHS. CONSTRICTION AUTHORIZATION FORECAST NO NEW CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATIONS WERE GRANTED IN MAY. 12 UNITS ARE ESTIMATED TO DE AUTHORIZED CONSTRUCTION IN FY 1978, 18 UNITS ARE ESTIMATED TO BE AUTHORIZED CONSTRUCTION IN FY '78 C 79. CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FORECAST NO CONSTRUCTICN PERMI T REVIEWS WERE COMPLETED IN MAY. 11 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEWS ARE ESTIMATED FOR COMPLETION IN FY 78 17 CP REVIEWS ARE ESTIMATED FOR COMPLETION THRU FY 1979 CONSTRUC110N PERMIT REVIEW DURATION

SUMMARY

DURING FY 1977, TWO CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS WERE DOCKETED. THE PROJECTED AVERAGE CP REVIEW DURATION IS 23.5 MONTHS. N

HIGHLIGHTS SAFETY EVALUATION SUPPLEMENT DURATION

SUMMARY

O!; E SAFE!Y EVALUATIO! SUPPLEMENT li A S BEEN ISSUED Dt! R I NG FY 1978 VITH AN AVERAGE REVIEW T I't E OF 43.1 'i O P T"S. FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL DURATION SUPMARY DURING FY 1978, ON" FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT WAS ISSUED WITH AN AVERAGE DURATION OF 11.2 MONTHS. C ON S T R UC T I ON PERMIT 5 ISSUED SINCE 1955, 170 CONSTRUCTION PERMITS HAVE BEEN ISSUED. LICENSING STATUS - CCNSTRUCTION PERMITS 23 APPLICATIONS (41 UNITS) ARE UNDER ACCEPTANCE OR CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW NO NEW CP APPLICATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO BE RECEIVED DURING FY 1978. ONE NEW CP APPL IC AT ION IS EXPECTED TO BE RECEIVED DURING FY 1979. ELECTRICAL POWER FCRECAST DURING MAY, NO MWE WERE ACDED TO THE NUCLEAR POWER CURVE. 51,837 CUMULATIVE MWE ARE FORECAST TO BE AUTHORIZED BY CLCSE OF FY 78 OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST NO OPERATING LICENSES WERE ISSUED IN MAY. 5 OPERATING LICENSES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED DURING FY 1978 12 GPERATING LICENSES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED CURING FY '78 C '79. LICENSING ST ATUS - OPERATING LICENSES 19 APPLIC AT IGNS ( 29 UNI TS) ARE UNDER ACCEPTANCE OR CPERATING LICENSE REVIEW. 6 NEW GL APPLICATIONS ARE EXPEC TED TO DE RECEIVED DURING FY 1979. CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW SLIPPAGE

SUMMARY

50 FAR IN fY 1978, 20 REVIEWS HAVE SLIPPED A TOTAL OF 69.3 MONTHS AS A RESULT OF 53 INDIVIDUAL SLIPS. v

HIGHLIGHTS NOW APPLICATIONS RECEIVED - NMSS DURING APRIL II APDLICATICNS WERE RECEIVED. CIVISION OF FUEL CYCLE E MATERIAL SAFETY 14 MAJOR CASES HAVC BEEN COMPLETED THROUGH APRIL 1978. 213 MINOR CASES H AVE BEEN COMPLETED THROUGH APRIL 1978 MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS - I CE 63 UNITS WERE IN COMMERCIAL OPERATION IN MAY 1978 4 UNITS WERE IN POWER ASCENSION 1 UNITS WAS UNAVAILABLE FOR POWER PRODUCTION. 68 UNITS TOTAL 35 UNITS EXPERIENCCD SHUTDOWNS GREATER THAN 72 HOURS IN APRIL 1978 5 UNITS HAVE BEEN DERATED. 20 UNITS ARE SCHEDULED FOR REFUELING DURING THE NEXT 6 MONTHS. MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS - Sf' 3ARDS DEVELOPMENT DURING MAY: 4 ANSI STANDARDS WAS PUBLISHED, 4 GUIDES WERE PUBLISHED FOR COMMENT, 2 NEW REGS WFRE ISSUEC, 3 PROPOSED RULES WERE ISSUED, 1 REVISED GUIDE WAS PUBLISHED. 5555555555555555555555555555555555555555E E E E THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS WERE MADE TO THIS MONTH'S ISSUE, g E E DELETIONS E E E El E E E E ADDITIONS g g E E E E E E M E E EE55555E55EE55E55555E55E5555E555sussEEEEs vi

m N SECTION l - NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN THE UNITED STATES

STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 25 42 1 N O's \\ \\ 29 61 ' STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS - MAY 31,1978 's \\ Number Rated Capacity \\ jf Umts (MWal \\

68 LICENSED TO OPERATE 43A00 9,\\

's 90 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT GRANTED. SBD00 8 28 1 2 - u-o-n= Ed Op., seine Le*a*e %t Yet Amphed Fo, 71 ADO '39 UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW.. .. 44 000

a s w oe. am.v.4. s.

, e . p,.c e ato 3s om., u, wee und. cm amo. eam

9 ORDERE D.

11 A00 ,7 PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED... . 8D00 ,/ 213 TOTAL.. 210.000 ,'.,I.= _.- z--.. 7 l~--~-~~---~-'-~-"-~".'..' i I I i I 1/ ,I 64 13 8 2 9 1HIGR ILMFBR ICIIEt 3NT E N3I5Gl P7tYCA715NY F3R C bTIAE 57AYI 5 ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ NUCLEAR P0hER _ ANTS AND SPECIAL FROJECTS 4ay 31,1978 Na of Applications No. of Units A Operating Licenses - 68 B. Under Operating tirense Review 18 26 C. Under Construction But Operating License Appli-cations Not Accepted 34 64 D. Under Construction Permit Review 22 39 E. Others Ordered or Announced 10 16 F. Special Projects 15 G. Preliminary Desiqq Approvals Issued 12 Note: thAs have been issued for 4 units currently under review for construction permits. Rased ucon fortaal utility announcements. 11

STATUS 0F NilCLEAR POWER PLANTS - CONTINUED Date of Isw we of Full P w r LICENSED TO OPERA!E A. u~ns d to Onrue ucme I l'). Tenne.we Valley Autharity 12/20/73 FTL Prowns Ferry I (BWR)

31. Omaha Public Power District 08/09/73 FTL Ft. Calhoun (PWR)

32. Consolidated Edison Company 09/28/73 FTL Date of In<uanc, Indian Point 2 (PWR) of Fuld Power

33. Duke Power Company 10/06 / 7 3 FTL A.

-Le .n ed to Operate ~~

f. t c en.ie Oconee 2 (PbR)

' ~ 34 Comnonwealth Edison Ceupany 10/19/ 7 3 f"L

1. Commmmwealth Edison Comp 4ny 06/02/60 POL Zion 1 (PWR)

Dresden 1 (BWR) 10/14/60 FTL 35 Philastelphia Elec t ric Company 10/25/73 FTL

2. Y nkee Atoonic Power Company 07/29/60 POL Peach Bottem 2 (BWR)

36. Cc monwealth Edisen Co.

11/14/73 FTL 06/2 3/61 ITL. Yankee-Rowe (PWR) 03/26/62 POL Zion 2 (PWR)

1. Consolidated Ed ison Company Indian Point 1 (PWR)

37. Northern States Power Co.

04/05/74 FTL 4 Pacif ic Cas & Elec t ric Company 08/28/62 POL Prairie Island 1 (l'WR) Humboldt Bev (BWR) 01/21/69 fTL

38. Public U nla ( c. M Lulorado 12/21/73 FIL

5. Consumere Power temPany 08/30/62 POL Ft Sr Vrain (aTGR) dig Rock Point (BWR) 05/01/64 FTL

39. Wiscc.nsin Pub lic Service Corp 12/21/73 F:

6 Southern Calif ornia F.d ison Coepany 03/27/67 POL

Kewaunee (PWR)

San Onofre 1 (PWR)

40. Nebraska Public Fower District 01/18/74 FTL

1. Connesticut Yankee Atomic Power Company 06/30/67 POL Cooper Station (!).R)

Haddara Neck ( PWR) 12/27/74 ITL

41. Iowa Flectric Light & Power Co.

02/22/74 FTL

8. Dairyland Cooperative Power 07/03/67 POL

Arnold (BWR)

Lacrosse (BWR)

42. Metropolttaa EJison Company 04/19/74 FTL

9. Jersey Central Power & Light Company 08/01/69 POL.

Three Mile Island 1 ( W R) Oyster Creek 1 (BWR) ~ 4 3. Arkansas Power 6 Light Co. 01/21/74 FTL

10. Niagara Mohask Power Corporation 08/22/69 POL Arken'd5 1 (TO)

Nine Mile Point 1 (BWR) 12/26/74 ITL

44. Tennessee Valley Authority W /23/74 FTL

11. Rochester Gas & Elec tric Corp.

09/19/69 P0le Browns Ferry (dWR) R.E. Ginna (PWR)

45. PhilaJelphia El stric Co.

07/02/74 FTL

12. Coereonwealth Edison Company 12/22/69 POL

Peach Bottom 1 (SWR)

y 07/19/74 FTL Dresden 2 (BWR)

46. Duko Power Cc

13. Carolina Power & Light Company 09/23/70 PTL Oconee 3(.-

H.B. Robinson 2 (PWR)

47. Baltimore t a Li stric Co.

07/31/74 FTL 14 Northern States Power Company 01/19/71 POLa Calvert Clifts 1 (PWR) Manticello (BWR)

48. Georgia Power Co.

06/06/74 FTL !$. Wisconsin-Michigan Praver Cormany 10/05/70 FTL htch 1 (W4 Point Beach 1 (PWR)

49. Sacramento.%nlc IPal Utilities District 08/16/74 FIL

16. Nertheast Nuclear Energy Company 10/26/70 POLE Rancho Seco (PVR)

Millstone 1 (BWR)

50. Power Authority of ti.e State of New York 10/17/74 FTL

17. Coennonwealth Fdimen Company 03/02/71 FTL FitrPatrick (BWR)

Dresden 3 (BWR)

51. Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.

18. Commenwealth Edison Company 12/14/7' FTL Cook 1 (PWR)

~ 10/25/74 FTL Quad-Cities 1 (BWR)

52. Northerr States Pcwer Co.

10/29/74 FTL

19. Consumers Power Company 10/16/72 POL

Prairie Island 2 (PWR)

Palisades (PWR)

53. Carolina Power & Light Co.

12/27/74 FTL

20. Commonwealth Edison Company 12/14/12 FTL Brunswick 2 (BWR)

Quad-Cit ies 2 (BWR) 54 Northeast Nuclear Energy Company 08/01/75 FTL

21. Virginia Flectric & Power Company 05/25/72 FTL Millstone 2 (PWR)

Sorry 1 (PWR)

55. Pcrtland General Electric Co, 11/21/75 ETL

22. Florida Power & Lie,ht Company 07/19/72 FTL Trojan (PWR)

Turkey Point 3 (PWR)

56. Power Authority of the State of New York 04/05/76 FTL

21. Boston FJinon Comipany 09/15/72 FTL Indian Point 3 (PWR)

Pilgrim (BVR)

57. Duquesne Light Company 01/30/76 FTL

24. Vermont Tankee Nuclear Power Corporation 02/28/73 FTL Beaver Valley 1 (PWR)

Vermont Yankee (BWR) 58 Flordia Power & Light 03/01/76 FTL

25. Vieginia Electric & Power Coe many 01/29/73 FTL Ft. Lucie 1 (PWR)

Sorry 2 (PWR)

59. Tennessee Valley Authority 07/02/76 FTL

26. Duke Power Company 02/06/73 FTL Browns Ferry 3 (BWR)

Oconee 1 (PWR)

60. Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.

11/30/76 FTL 2 7. Wisconsin-Michigan Electric Company 03/03/73 FTL Calvert Cliffs 2 (PWR) Point Beach 2 (PWR)

61. Public Service Electric & Gas Co.

12/01/76 FTL

28. Florida Power & Light Company 04/10/73 ITL salem j (pwR)

Turkey Point 4 (PWM)

62. Carolina Power & Light Comany 11/12/76 FTL

29. Ptaine Yankee Atomic Pow + r wapany 06/29/73 ETL Brunswick 1 (BWR)

Maine Yankee (PWR)

63. Florida Power Corporation 01/31/77 FTL Crystal River 3 (PWR)

64. Toledo Edison Company 01/22/77 FTL Davis-Besse 1 (PWR)

65. Alabama Power Company 06/25/77 FTL

'p Farley 1 (PWR)

66. Virginta Electric and Power Company 11/26/77 FTL

hve applied f or a Full-Tern License (See Pink Bonk)

North Anna 1 (PWR)

67. Indiana Michigan Electric Company 12/23/77 FTL Pol - Provisional Operating License Cook 2 (PWR)

FTL - Full-Term Licen,,

68. Metropolitan Edison Company 02/08/78 FTL FL - Fuel loadico Three Mile Island 2 (PWR)

Im2

STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS CONTINUED CONSTRUCTION PERMITS GRANTED Docket Date of 8 P & r 0);ecatin d icense Revi*w Application t'nder Const ruction hat Operating CP Licenge Apyllcations N >t Accepted Issuance 1. Public Service Electric and Gas Company 08/25/71 Sa l em 2 ( PWR ) 11. Tennessee Valley Authority 12/24/74 2 Virginia Electric and Power Company 05/03/73 Bellefonte 1 and 2 (PWR) North Anna 2 (PWR) 14. Duke Power Company C8/07/75 3 Alabama Power Co. 08/33/73 Catawba 1 and 2 (PWR) facley 2 (PWR) 15. Houston Lighting & Power Company 12/22/75 4 Pacific Gas & E lectric Ccatany 10/02//3 South Texas 1 and 2 (PWR) Diablo Canyon 1 and 2 (PwR) 16. Washington Public Power Supply System 12/23/75 5 Tennessee Valley Authority 01/31/74 WPP55 1 (PWR) 5equoyah I and 2 (PWR) 17. Commonwealth Edison Company 12/31/75 6 arsansas Power & tight Co 04/17/74 Braidwood 1 and 2 (PWR) Arkansas 2 (PWR) 18. Commonwealth Edison Company 12/31/75 7 Duke Power Company 05/31/74 Byron 1 and 2 (PWR) W Guire I and 2 (PWR) 14 Illinois Power Company 02/24/76 A Detrcit (dison Company 04/04/75 Clinton I and 2 (EWR) termi J (bnR) 20 Union Electric Company 04/16/76 9 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co 09/10/75(FSAR & Env. ) Callaway I and 2 (PWR) limmer 1 (BWR) 21. Arizona Public Service Compaay 05/24/76 10. GeorOa Po.er Company 10/31/75(FSAR & Env.) Palo Verde 1-3 (PWR) Hitt h 2 (B.R) 22. Public Service Co. of N.H. 07/07/76 11. Long Island lighting Co 01/26/76(F5AR & Env.) Seabrook 1 and 2 (PWR) 5%renas 23. Gulf States utilities Co. 03/25/77 17 Te mesee Valley Authority 10/04/76(FSAR) River Bend 112 Watts Bar l&2 (f%'R) 24. Florida Power & Light Co. 05/02/77 13 both Carolina ftectric & Gas Co. 02/24/77(F5AR & Env. ) St. Lucie 2 (PWR) %mmer I (PWR) 25. Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. 05/03/77 14. Southern Calif ornia Edison Co 03/22/77(F5AR & Env. ) Perry 1&2 (BWR) San Oncfre 2&3 (PWR) 26. Tennessee Valley Authority 05/09/77 15. Washirmton Public Powee Supply System 04/20/ 71( E nv. ) Hartsville 1-4 (BWR) W: P55 7 (B.R) 27. Ilansas Gas & Electric Co. 05/17/77 16. Commonwealth idison Co. 05/12/77(FSAR & Env. ) Wolf Creek (PWR) LaSalle !&2 (BWR) 28. Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. 09/01/77 17.

onsumers Pawer Company 11/18/77 (f 5AR)

Sterling 1 Midland l&2 (PWR) 04/14/78 (Erv.) 29. Northern States Power Co. 12/27/77 18. Tewas Utilities Gererating Company 04/25/78 (F5AR) Tyrin 1 (PWR) Comanche Peak I&2 30. Duke Power Company 12/30//7 Cherokee 1-3 (PWR) (26 onits) 31. Tennessee Valley Authority 01/16/78 Phipps Bend 1&2 (BWR) 32. Carolina Powee & tight Co. 01/27/78 i. t ne r t'onstruction but nperatira cP Harris F4 @ R)

1. ii co se Applications Lt -krepted psuan<,

NA Washington Public Power Supply System 02/21/78 Jersey t ent ral Power & Lignt Co. 07/lo/73 WS

b dR)

Forked Riser (Psh) 33. Public Service of 'ndiana 04/04/78 2 fennsylvania Dower & Light Company 11/02/73 M3FDIE Hill I 5 2 'unquehanna 1 and 2 (hht) 34 Washington Public Power Supply System 04/11/78 1 brthern Indiana Publtr Servt(c Compaoy 05/o1/14 WPP55 3 8 5 Railly iPhD) 4. Duquest e Lisht Coapany 05/03/74 Feaver u lley 2 (Phk) t haladelphia Elec t r ic Co. Ot/19/74 hA - Part of application for Unit I Itoerirk I and 2 (ItWR) 6. Niagara Nhask P% er Corp. 06/24/74 4:nc Mile Point 2 (BbH) 7 Georrta P.+er Company 1/ 06/28/74 Vogtle 1 and 2 (tNR) A. Varginia Elestrar h Power Co. 07/26/74 Wrt h Anna 3 and 4 (f%K) 4 %cr t heas t Nuclear E nergy Comt any 08/09/74 'Is li s t ere 3 (l%E ) 10 Mississirpi Power h Light Co. 09/04/74 Grand Gulf I and 2 (PwR) 11. Pub t h Servu e Electrac h Gas Co. 11/01/74 Hope Creek 1 & 2 (BWR) 12. toutsiana Tower & Light Co. 11/14/74 hate r f ord 3 (1%R) g l'Vegtle 3 and a have been cancelled. 1-3

STATUS 0FMUCLEAR POWER PLANTS CONTINUED 9 UNDER CONST Docket Date of D. Under Construction Permit Geview Application 1. Potomac E lectric Power Co.2/ 08/09/73(Safety & Env) Douglas Point I (BWR) 2. Detroit Edison Co. 09/17/ 73( Saf ety) Greenwood 2 and 3 (PWR) 09/07/73(Env) 3. Philadelphia Electric Companyl/4/ 11/16/73(Safety) Fulton I and 2 11/14/73(Env) it 4) 4 Nouston Lighting & Power Co. 12/07/73(safety & Env) Allens Creek I (BWR) 5. Boston Edison Co. 12/21/73(Safety & Env) Pilgrim 2 (PhR) 6. Public Service Electric & Cas Co 03/01/74(Safety & Env) Atlantic 1 and 2 (PWR)4/ 7. Du6e Power Company 05/24/74(Safety) Perkins 1 - 3 (PWR) 07/03/74(E nv ) 8. Northeast Nuclear Energy Company 07/12/74 (Safety & Env) Montague 1 and 2 (8WR)4/ 9. Portland General Electric Co. 08/06/74(Env) Pebble Sprirq l and 2 (PwR) 10/18/74 (Safety) 10. Toledo Edison Co. ** 08/09/74(Env) Davis Besse 2 and 3 (PwR) 08/16,74(Safety) 11. Wisconsin Electric Power Co.3/ 08/09/74(Safety) Haven 1 and 2 (PhR) 09/06/ 74(Env ) 12. Gulf States Utilities 08/23/74(Safety) Blue Hills 1 and 2 (PWR)2/

13. Long Island Lighting Co.

09/06/74(Sa fety) Jamesport 1 & 2 (PwR) 09/17/74(Env) 14. Puget Sound Power & Light Co. 09/30/74(Env) Skagit 1 & 2 (BWR) 01/15/74 (Safety) 15. Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority 01/27/75 (Safety & Env) North Coast (PWR)2/ 16. Project Management Corp.4/ 04/II/75(Env) Clinch River (LMr8R) - 06/13/75 (Safety) 17. Power Authority of the State of New York 09/15/75(Env) Greene County (PWR) Ol/26/75(Safety) 18. Public Service Ccepany of Oklahoma 12/23/75(Safety & Env) Black Fou i and 2 (BWR) 19. Tennessee Valley Authority ** 07/16/76(Safety) Vellow Creek I & 2 (phR) 12/20/76 (Ens) 20. New England Power 09/09/76 (Env & Safety) New England 1 & 2 (PWR) 21. Chio Edison Company 03/01/77 (Safety) Erie 1 & 2 (PwR) 05/02/77(Env) 22. Arizona Public Service Company 01/31/78 (Safety) Palo Verde 4 & 5 D Units TuMt-under active review 7 units postroned indefinetely or deferred 4 units - CP reviews suspenueu - E5R underway

- LwA issued.

j,'Amendmenttochangesite. h NM55 Contrac ts cancelled. j CP rey!ew suspended - ESR underway. Postponed ledefinitely or deferred. 1-4

STATUS 0F NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS - CONTINUED 9E ORDERED PUBLICLY ANN,0VNCED Otters Ordered or Anr ounc e d Ordered 1. Comenwealth Edison Company 1. Carolina Pcwer & Li ht Corvany Carroll 1 and 2 9 Carolina 1 & 2 (PWR) 2. Sacramento Municipal Utility District 2 Pacific Gas & Electric Company Rancho Seco 2 5tanisle-as I and 2 (tWR) 3. New York Power Pool 3. relic tervice Electric 4 Gas Company Mid-Hadson East Atlantic 3 and 4 ( M ) Nine Mile Point 3 4 Icwa Utilities 4. L.tecinnati Gas & Electric Company Iowa 1 ( M ) Zimer 2 (EWR) 5. %ew York Electric A Gas Camagny 5. Delmaria Pcwer & Light Company New haven 142(M) Surrit I (9 units) (, SPECIAL PROJECTS cate of A plication F. Special Projects-Pending j 1, ffiF 04/02/76(FSAR) 2. Ficating Nuclear Plants 1-8 07/05/73(Occke'es) 3. Gas Turbire HTSR 07/31/75(Docketed) 4. GA55AR 02/05/75(Occheted) 5. GIB85AR (W) 10/15/76(Docketed 05/10/77) 6. Gaissar 02/24/78 7. RESAR - 414 10/09/76(Docketed 2/30/76) 8. ft. Calhcun (LESR) 01/26/76 9. 58G C5/ 31/ 77( Coc.k eted 06/08/77) L'). $hESSAR,BSAR-205 12/22/75(Coc keted) 11. hcod site 5tudy 08/21/75 12. 80PSAR Revision 10/31/77(Docketed) 13. E55AR/Cf55AR 11/23/77(Cocketed 02/02/78) 14. ESSAR 4E;5AR-414 ll/23/77(Cocketed 03/13/78 15. [55M/B-SA3-5 11/2'/77 (Dec6et 05/19/78) G Preliminary Cesign Apprp als Co M eted Docket Cate _Appilcaat P'JA No. 01te Issued 1. Gareral Electric Ccepany PCA-1 07,30/73 12/22/75 GE55AR-238 2 Combustion Engineering. lx PGA-2 12/19/73 12/31/75 CESSAR 3. West!m;Nuse Electric Corp. PCA-3 01/11/74 12/31/75 RtSAR-41 4. '.155A9 r0A-4 06/29/74 05/05/76 5tandard SAR 5 C.F. Braun & Cc+pany PCA-5 12/21/74 05/07.i76 6 shE55AR PCA-6 10/21/74 08/18/76 Stanthrd SAR-M-CE

7. Westinghouse Electric Corp.

P3A-7 07/31/75 12/30/76 RE5AR-35 8. ShE5sAR-FI FCA-8 10/03/15 03/31/77 Interf ace with KESAR 35 n" 02/14/75 03/31/77 9-General Electric Company GE55AR-251 10 Ceneral Electric Ccmparv 'CA 10 10/1t/ 75 03/10/77 GISSAR-233-SCP Interface 11 Flucr PDA-il 01/27/76 08/17/77

?. EaScm t i Wilcox Co.many p0A-12 01/C1/76 05/31/78

^ 5 40.NS 1-5

OPERATING REACTORS BY STATE oar u s o,. MAY 26.ie78 e 4 / puL

- 'a+.t

} } e ,. e., c..a o'. / 1 ..*.s no'

S -

,7, f i e, n.w ** =t *[ps 1 ee' j p@' - v.~o 1 'N f gh , sw

e

s * *f a o s '#'" .J 4 / r l r 24 1 ...s.. s't r ~,s.,, l -i -M. \\W.o *("*.Y } , f[#f[ ' ' ~ a. t ,.1 / < [.~ l \\ / e"' " n) ,p. etW' i ^ I al y I r ,.g );\\(I ' y (e *

w'/f,.

- j o e 'a 3 o..... j \\c.a**

",% 2' _ -

w. [' " ^ ~'" ....-s i,'"~ \\ .j L s l f' ,,,g. i ? M ( IbL -. - H j w., ~ew 1 __. ~

e n es

) u.~~~ $) Z7 - - _ __ __d 1

e... ; -- & L.

'g ,a,--=;'".', _ _.J en ~ ~ ~ * * * * " ' * " ' GEORGtA. M!GHIGAN OHIO. ALASAMA PahsMes (668 MWe) townsFenvI.2 & 3 11065MWe eat hi Hatch 1 (7F6 MWel 8,9 Rock Pomt (72 MWe) Daws Beste i 1906 MWel r erley 14829 MWel Cook 1 (1054 MWo) IL UNOLS. Cook 2 (1000 MWe) qqQQq AFKANSA5_ MIN' MSQTA Deevien 11200 MWel Troson (1130 MWel Arkonus 1 (R50 MWel Drewsen 2 & 3 U94 MWe eachi Mont.ce'io (545 MWei Quad Ca es 1 ! 2 (789 MWe each) Pea.rie island 1 h 2 (530 MWe each) PLNNSY W ANI A CA;,((QRNs A. leon 1/ 2 (1040 MWe each) Beaver Vaney 11852 MM h MRASKA_ Peach Bottom 2 & 3 (1065 MWe each) flurnt.oktt Bay (63 MN) JQM Three Mde IJand 11819 MN) Rasu ho Se, o (918 MWal F t Calhnun 1 (457 MWel Three Mde 1, land 2 f906 MWel San Onn. J (430 MWe) Duane Arnekt f L38 MW*) Coop Staten 8 7/8 MW*' e $QVIliCA69 LINA M OHA00 MA'N L NEWAf1 SLY Oconee 1,2 & 3 dE87 MWe each) F t St. V,am (330 VWe) Mame Yenkee (190 MWel Oyster Creek (650 MWel Ro!)mwm 2 (112 MWei S.,k.m 1 (1090 MWel CQ%tGItcVI MARRAND_ VERS 1QM C.*n.wertmut Y ankee (6/S MWe} Calvert Chfis 1 '845 MWe) Vernent Yankee 1514 MNI MiHsme e Po.or 1 Ith2 MWel Calet Chf ts 2 (845 MWel ritiPatra 1821 MWel %Ihtone Po,nt 2 482b MWe) Ginna (490 MWet Yf81GINJA MAMAQtt!SLU'S' bhan Pomt 1 (266 M&} North Ann.118% MWei F1,ORipA frulean Point 2 (873 MWel Sorry 1 & 2 (822 MWe each) Pitcom 1 1655 MWeb imhe Point 3 (873 MWe) St. Luom 11810 MWei N'"* M'le Pt.1 (610 MWel WISGQ hiN Yarew Rm (17S Mhl Tunny Pomt 3 / 4 (693 VWe eacto NO 9UNA~ Kewaunee (53S mwd O yeal River 31825 MW,) Pomt Beyh 1 & 2 (497 MWe ea8N 68 UCf NSE D TO OPEF ATF B'unsw ck 1 & 2 (821 MWe ea h) LaCrnste (50 VWei 1-6

REACTORS UNDER CONSTRUCTION BY STATE DATA AS OE MAY 26. W8 Q _, Q os w ( n g ,o l \\ -- A('), (yM i ~ \\ '.l l p<<. f... %a. W _~ e.. .ui ... m i j '[ \\ ~^ I"9 '$.. ^ .re / z-N ~. ist ~~ ~, ......e 4 u [ a, 4.,.... naa,;. out" l l ( / sc .t. j I L..,

s. -

, s. .e ...w. 4 k i ALAGAMA '#a W CONNECilCUT Mel LOUT $1ANA W NEW YORF Taf'I SOUTH CAROLINA VIRGINIA N'l g,.re octe l 1;1 t M.th!one l 11 % R ee' trend l 9 14 N'ne Wrie Point 2 IIM C.'aeba l 1145 Nrth Anna ? 89 { v Benefonte 2 1211 Rwbend ? 9% Shoreham 817 Cataeba 2 1145 North Ann 4 3 99 F LORDI A weertord ) ill i Sterling 1 1150 Cherenee l 1;EO North Anna 4 90, pgy,,, Sitace2 C NOR1H CAROLINA Che<9ee 2 1280 GEORGI A MICHIGAN Cherntee 3 1230 ARKAS sAs eerms 2 l09) Hamsl 900 e g,g y Summer ! MO M d;and l 460 Harris 2 930 4 kamas hortea:One Unrt ? g g y 9g gg g g TE NN E SSE E Mid and 2 311 Harrn 3 00 ggg g ,g,,ys,,gg, g i;33 A R120N A I*III' 2 I I I I Wash. Nuckar Prg l 1218 MISSIMIPPI %g 900 ww 2 uig ILLINOIS Palo Verde i J2)q g,and Guit ! 12 5 ) McGuire ! liga Havhvi!ie 3 i2 11 Wa5k kukar Prg 2 U01 'aie be+4e 2 12 g Siedened I 1123 Grand Guit 2 1250 McGana2 1180 HJ'tmile 4 1233 Wnh Nucleat Pro). 4 1219 P Wo V**ce 3 1214 Bredecod 2 1120 y,oo. c,,,6 onio Sequayah 1 1148 Wash. Nwieur 3 1242 Yana* C'**. i l a 3 Bre l 1120 21 r 7,,,,, 3jg seguayah r 114g Wash Nucie r 5 1232 C ALINHNI A 3, con ? 1123 MISSOURI

Daws Bene 2 906 Watts 8ar i !!7?

WISCONSIN Deab'e Caavon I 10 % CLnton 1 433 Callaear 1 112)

Das Bene 3 906 natts Bar 2 1177 Diabm Canven 2 11 L'a Chnton 2 sit C*'l4*av 2 1120 PF'FI

.205 Phipps Beryl 1 1233 Tytone ] 11, kn0n+e? 1D a lalalle l 1J78 NEW HAMPSHIRE I'" P2 1:c5 Phipps W 2 1233 5as 0cche l 11 0 laisite 2 IU M TEXAS 5eabroc61 1;;a INDIANA Seabenot ? 1200 PENNSYLVANI A Cor9 sche Pe.k l 1150 8,m: 5tation M NEW JERSFY Beaver VaHef 2 952 Camagde f eat ? 1150 Marble Hill 1 11JO e II 1065 South fesas i 1250 l'.*me"(ch ? Fo<hed R ve' 1 ~ 7, MaMe%Il2 1130 L n 1965 TM AL - 94 7 $,,g y,in g

59 ussAS smo haanal jo,o

,,g e,,,, 2 07 sm-a 2 ~, cr, ne sa,,, 2 un

Wrph conducted ue+)ev a tWA 1-7

REACTORS PLANNED BY STATE r O N... /q,~, l \\ mo I \\,,,, l %e A55 8 / T, so=% wi== 9 '. 8 ,y / &D j .b. l' 'g ..g OF f 'o* w Q ,in t g l ~ v m '- l \\ ~a

p.,,

o*"O \\ %# a emo l' S

+.. n WA

. it t k l s, ,,,./ Nt v va uras ,l l .su uo 8 =c 1----.... ........;7 o, 'O j 7 >tA <c j clo ,t a um 3 j e. L.., .y LA ftA TE MAS I l %:: - PUERI O RICO OKLAHOMA FLACK F rlt ! L 2 11150 E AT. 'i l ARl/ON A MICHIG AN OREGON /At f. /; "t 4 5

??'

_' g G i GNEI NatFJn / L i tt/JS fACH) PtHMLE SD d l NJ.5 i G 2 1125J tACHI C AL If OHNI A NORTH CARCLINA PENNSYLVANIA d 5MH ' At J / ( ll'f f g: FULIGN 1 & 2 (116d FACH) ', T R I ', t a J l F. f 12 3 ; ;'CH) 3, ,_ j RHODE ISL AND Of L AWARE NEW JE RSEY tw E N',t A ND 1 02 (1150 E ACH) i: ATLANTIC 1

r. 2 (!!%

t' ACH ) TE NNESSE E ' ^ ATL ANTIC l 0 4 11140 t Wil blI "^3N# I I ttNieAL lo.A UNil 1 il2001 NEW YORK It t lNOIS

EEEN Cou'41Y (1191)

JAMESPOdi I L 2 (1150 EACH) TEXAS C 4"d fit L 1 L 2 i1120 tACHI

NEw YURs 1 02 112)J EACH)
= l o - HuD ',0N tAST 1 (1100)

ALLENS CRtir i 11150) Ngyi ultr pr. 3 tilxl tLUE HILL 5 i G 2 1 d19 EACH) V ASSACHust T T S W ASHING TON 6 'N I AC,tif I L2 ( L l '> 0 fACHI OHIO ' til .8 sw Ar,17 1 ' 2 ft/fF EACH) 'l! di" tulE 1 0 2 112e) FACH)

I

'I MARYLAND WISCONSIN gj-- e gu) CLuulAS POINI L 11146) ,,g y. s i 51 UNITS ICTAL................. PUE RTO RICO NOdTH LUASI 1585) 11r I t i n.E L -- LC s.. I I 0,.5 i UT F l IM. 1-8

NEW APPLICATION FORECAST DATA AS OF: JUNE 14,1978 DE SC RIPT10N e FY 1978 F Y 1979 -u i f506 l Si Thas chart nPw>ws the F Y 1919 - es R**dget Fosecast oewetoped L y l A ~ *

the Hurivet Mewes* G*oup ot I

g casinulef twe new appleretsung, - 87 43 1 y '* 3p> d 82 Mashed knol to tee tendered M" through F Y 19/8 and F V 1919 g

,e**~,,-

The not d 4,ledi line represents I the actual Cumulatne erg -D j g.. u 731 y asminatume terwirred to date. -m ents the dotter) litte thowrt tte

,.../

m ,p p gy lotest eumutet we estsenate (24) Nwtusses en pwentheses are - 78 ,,,g, 9 tsiest proseetmns - si g, , ;3 g -n ,e 1 -i. -'s p g ,,,,r'"""~ - na l 'S j L fLl 'aD - ti 't 1 ,/ l t> 4 H '/ e g ACTU AL C0t#Pt i fiO4s - -a 1 e I Af E5f [$fW Af f I OCl NOV DEC JAN FEB MAH /,PH VAY JUN JUL AUG SEP T0T L R Y $P 4 2 1 4 5 S 2 0 3 1 2 0 6 2 1 2 3 1 43 1 ,,.y 1 i i A 4,7 ( $ f tv Alt av w.g be 1 3 0 0 3 6 2 1 (6) (0) (23

05 47)

(0) g43 (7) (0) (8) (508 __.w. t'5 s i 4 6 7 11 16 21 23 23 26 21 29 20 35 37 38 40 43 43 43 C UU A M t I A'I U TC1/ A fl 1 4 4 4 7 Y3 15 16 (22) (22) I24) (2AI (31) (31) l (351 I42) (42) (501 f50) F Y 19/7 VS JUNE 19/6 FORECAST ~~~ 7]F==' o.o rn SUMMAR Y.

,e De va t orw n f t T Act s

- #8 j PDC (Pee Ducheted fr CP sopbcetsan to he gendrand .p, j PCP Poet CPI Ot appewatum to tie tradseed Pass ,*,e oorena d sn.ce spacwi sophcemen te he s st= cess epohcatuin est he t seces ead=d 16 TENDERf D TO DATE 70% OF FORECAST vc tsporwe ft ^ g'# a t ed 6ee=. (241 BY END OF FY 1978 83% OF FORECAST -- y/y ess Nw se sv.== supuha Re mm. n.a of Pune me=== (50) BY END OF FY 1979 116% OF FORECAST C_ _.t wine s o u n t ie h5 Cure atty not euwdwed NA smilestone or schedua seemensieel r i es, se c o49 quApf f R Gu4htf 4 Qu Ap f t e Gil A41f 4 - f otomete neer breen g

00177 CtsHREN7 10 01 77 CURRENT F Y 1976 FORECA$T E STIMA T E F y 1979 FORECAST ESTIMATE 15PL) l#Dal MC055Ad Mtv!5ICN 40CCCI 10/0C/77 IC/ ll/ 770 f t 5Al C ARRCit Tiff t11201 N/5 1 t /00/ 78 larel (PCAltssaa/P5A4-20% 100001 N/5 11/21/ F 7C lisRI f Lt TCN St 'r (CCCO) h/5 11/00/78 IF Pl (PLAIE5!AR/afSAt-454 49000)

N/5 11/21/ F FC (E SR I TWA E SA 1 10)C0) N/5 11/00/79 farpi (pcAlp5sAs/ftstAR ( C0c 0i 10/GC/7F 11/2 3/ F F; t tt 51 5tP=17 5ttt ICCC01 01/00/78 11/00179 (PCPI et t t f f o%'t t t / I!28t? 12/0C/ F 7 02/01/ 7RC (PCSI ( PC4 3 CE 55 A4 Sv5f f M 40 100301 03/00/78 11/00/78 ( Pin t IPLA16Al%54R (GCOOD 02/09/79 02/24/73; 1P051 ( PC AIGl B* % AW ( SS A& lC% l (CCCO) C6/C0/75 11/00/78 Itt Cr easr o Pt am 1 & 2 111505 02/01/74 02/18/ 78C (PCC I N's P Avt N 1 C 2 (12201 12/00/79 11/00/76 lPCC) P At 0 vf P't 4 (C COI 02/001FA 01/Ol / F8C IPC 5 5 (SPIL"tBe VAR. PSID /* t00001 N/5 02/0C/19 1705) IPIAle*A'NisA4 E I T. (00603 N/5 O S / 21/ 7 8C (PC51 i$PISL5f--403* (OC001 N/5 02/0C/79 (Pr%) ;PEAlGf%*A4 219 (AI. (C00Q) N/$ Ol/21/78C IF$#I NEW NAW'N/5IdV. Alf. (C0CCI N/5 02/00/79 (Piil (PLAltese44 2%I F87. 1C0006 N/5 01/21 ' 7sc I PCPI P:R94 i ' 2 (t/059 N/5 02/00/79 1P05) (PCAIR(5Ae li

IT.

(C760) %/5 0 3/217 700 (PC51 (SPIGCFA P5[3 le 100001 N/5 05/30/F7 IPC5) t PO A l t,f s t Aet /)4 hl tal ( 0 0%, Ot/ n/78 01/21/78( IPC5) 15 P I P we ( I Hf14 I t> P CC#EI* (CCC01 N/$ 05/0C/F9 IPCpl SL5CofHANNA I L 2 (10431 C1/0C/ F8 04/10/F8C(f5Al GI. F # Si f * * (00C01 N/5 05/00/79 IPCPI G48%D Sbt' 1 C 2 412509 01/00/ TB 04/29/ FPC (PFC I INCIANA 1 C /* (00003 N/5 05/00/79 IPfP) Ct. i s f1:A5 l L 2 112531 02/00/F6 0 5 /10/ 7 BC (PCPI M Aa ftt E H!LL 1 C 2 11130) N/5 05d00/79 IPC51 15Pb 5t* f000Cl N/5 06/00/7, i 1 (11 1 11M 78 M0/F9 EP"\\1 4 5 P i p la o f AC IC# t C A 40tel o (C0005 N/% 06/00/78 I I"

1. U (PO5l ( S p i t PS P.

WAR. PSID !*

10C00) N/i 06/00/7' (PCSI (PCAI IE 55A1/Ct5584 (QC003 N/5 Og/cc/yg lens l I sp l. ism -1 4 CPgI CPT.* 1CQC01 N/5 06/00/78 ( PM i ( S P j L sy En

yAg, p5gg 3e (cccc3 q/g gagjogy79 (pM i 15 P l 5 Pf i' e &L 5H16 T P si A * (OCCC)

N/5 06/0C/78 I I I l 1 08m/h (PC5) (2PIS 9 C WIPs 103001 10/09/77 06/Oc/75 i R 7 I I U5 06m/M (E548 N'. Prngr0 Si fl * (00001 04/00/F9 08/00/78 1 ( l - A

I I

CW/ 78 O AM/ 79 IPrPl se A f t. f a a n i 111111 06/00/78 08/00/76 =AY 1 (11209 Mm/ M Os m /71 (PCP) BERV[4 vatify 2 104521 07/00/79 04/00/79 NOT SCHE DULED (f5R) n.AtMING1"4 SITF 100001 07/0C/ F9 09/00/79 lP"si tWalsamfr 100001 10/0C/7F N/; BEYOND FY 1979 I P s i f P; AlCIi* s Aa tCESSA4I (00M L L1/00177 N/$ IPCsI l e*C A 163P 5 5 A9/C f $ $ 49 * (00001 N/5 11/00/79 41%el SIA%I5tAus $1fF 10000) 11/DC/F7 N/5 (PDS) (PJAlHTG1 N55$ C 8P (00001 N/5 11/00/79 (Fset l% CIA %A tlTF to 100001 01/0c/79 m/$ lp;5) ( 5PlH rSp..Df 9Go (v0003 N/5 11/00/79 IPC51 isplHf54 GI P51C* (00031 02/70/79 N/5 (PCS) ( S P i t hF M 9 VA2 P5fC 48 100001 N/5 11/00/79 IP^\\n if04lPSAS-23% (CC001 Ol/00/TR N/5 (P%) 15 P I L *F 89 -CE PC

10000)

N/5 11/00/79 IPC51 (er ale B AT CO Oma BCP* (0C001 04/00178 N/5 19C5! 15 P I T R AN' REAC TE ST voG 10000) N/5 11/00/79 ff5e) AL ANf'*A N SI'(* (C0C01 07/00/79 N/5 (PCe; til A [Cwor i

f. 2 (1120) 03/00/Fe 11/00/79 18 (I %Luett leEvt 10C001 09/00/78 N/$

IPCPB SvaCN 1 t 2 (11203 03/00/78 11/00/79 ILSA) WA%74tlA 5fff* t0300) 10/00/F8 N/5 (PCCI CAedCtt I C2 (C003) 10/0C/78 11/00/79 s' %e l PAINFetCe5 5t ?f e 10000) II/00/7A N/$ (FtR) Ct gin At 55a 1* (OC001 N/5 12/0C/79 (E5PI CEN TR AL ' 5# 2* t00r0) N/5 12/00/79 19051 15 P I L *F E 9 WAR. estD 5* 100003 N/5 02/00/80 (LE55 fvA LFSR 100]C) N/5 02/00/80 IPDSB IP0AIGAstA4-6 REe.N555* 100CO) IC/03/78 02/00/80 (POSI E S P I L *F F 9 WA4 P5ID 6* (00003 N/5 05/00/80 (PCPI mCtf CREFK 1 (1150) 07/00/79 05/t0/80 (PCPI FCPNEO A!WfR (10Foi 05/09/79 11/00/80 ( PC P I LI*F'fCK 1 &2 110651 N/5 Oi/0C/81 (P;P) h A 5HI NG T ON NUCLFAA I (12191 08/00/F8 03/00/81 (PCPI PAILLY I (06451 11/00/79 06/00/82 (PCP) PILL S TONF 1 til56) 01/00/79 01/00/83 IPCP1 a A 5HI hG T"N N.JC L E A 4 )CS (1242) N/5 1C/00/83 1-9

NDEX TO REACTORS BY UTILITY OWNER UTILITY ft E ACTOFI DOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCC COOLIN4 METHOD 1 AL AS A* A PO=CR & LtGHT F Aut f V 1 C5CCol*8 PwR 0929 CC FACT 2. AL Ae Ama PuwF R L LIGHf F ARLF V 2 C5000164 P we OA29 C H A T AHOOCHE E~ AIVER FPRCED Ala 5. ARllCNA PuhtIC SctVICE PAln VtRJE 1 0500C528 Pp4 123R SfwAGF T4FATMENT COOLING FO 4 ARllCNA PUPLIC 5tRVICT P A,0 VE ROF 2 05000529 PwR 121R SE mAGF TREAATPENT CocttNG TC 5. ARl10NA PUeLIC StRVICE Paty V[ ODE 1 C5000510 PwR 1218 SEntGF YdCAAT*fNT (nOLING TO 6. ARilCNA PUBLIC SLRVIL[ PALn VERCF 4 9999001t swe ! ? l8 StwA;f TAFMf*FNt LcCLINO l0 F. ARhfCNA PUniIC 5(RVICE Patq VERDE 5 79990002 Pw* 121 A SEWAGE TREA'=fNT r.pnt N; to 8. ARR AN545 Plut 4 5 LIGHf ARRAN545 L 05C00115 Pwa 0450 LAME D AR J ANE LL E D&CE THau 9 A&udN545 Puota L LIGHT APpAN545 2 CSC4016R Pwe 0912 A R N AN54 5 e [VE R (r NNhC T 10* 8 ALII" ORE 6Ai L (LLCT41C C ALVE RT CLIFFS 1 05000l17 DwR 0645 CHE S APE AkE P AY ONCE THRU ll= B AL IIMINF CAS G (LLCTRIC (AlVfRT CLIFFS 2 05000118 PwR CP45 CHC5APFAME RAY ONCF THRU 12. PO5 f CN E 015CN PltGRIM L C5000241 PWR C6FC C47C Cnc 34Y ONCE THRU 11. PCSTON (0150N PitGRIP 2 C5000473 Pwe 1180 C APE CDD RAY UNCF THeu 14 CARULINA PUwta L tg;HI PRUN$w!CP 1 05000125 ewR 0921 CAPF FEAA r$fy&PY ONCf THRU 45-CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT PRuN%wlCK 2 C5000324 HwR 0921 CAPF FEAd 05TUARY CNCF THRU 16. CAROLINA POwtR L LIGHT CAROtINA 1 C00C0641 'wt 1151 UNEN0=N t F. CAa0 LINA PUwER L t1;PT CARntgNA 2 L000264 5 Pwa 1850 UNMNnwN 19 CAaGLINA PCwER & LIGHI HaeR[5 1 05000400 Pwe 0900 MANFUP RTSF#ValR NTCT 11. CA4GLlNA PUwfR L t(gHT HARR[5 2 050C040] Pwe C900 MAutup Re%rRVOIR NOCT 20. CARCLtNA Pt.wk R L Lt;HT HAmat5 i C5000402 Pa. C100 M AKE UP utSERV0ta NOCT II. CAROLINA PUnfP L L(GHT HARRIS & C5000401 PwR C90C "AKEUP R[4CRVCl4 NPCf 22. C AROL IN A PUwER C 1IdHT WGa[N56N 2 C50CO241 PwR 0100 RO91N50N l*a00NDMENT CC 49f 25. CINCINNAll GA5 C FLECTRIC 11FMra L C5000158 PwR 0810 nHto RIVrR Cn0 LING TO 24 OgNCgNNATg CAS g ELECTRIC ll"*ER 2 C0000159 Pam 1870 UNFNOWN 25* LLE Vf L AND (LECTRIC ILLU"lNaflNG vtRRY t 0500144C 1105 LA"F FRrp CC HNCCf 26. CLE VEL AND LLLCTaIC It t h*lN tT INb PtPRV 2 CSC00441 Bwe 1705 LAFE felr 50 HNOCT 27 C0mmONwtALIH EDl5nN PRAIDun00 1 C5000456 Pad 1120 FANKAWEG RIVER CC #RT 2R. C0=mDN=fALTH pot 51N

RAfDw009 2 CSC0c457 PwR 1820 MANzaart RtVER CCART awR 1120 R OCK RIVER CC HNOCT 21.

CDam0NwF At f H ECts"N %vunN t c50C0454 50. CCa*CNw(ALTH ED159N

Vd"N 2 05000455 Fww t!20 a0Cn RIVER CCHNDCT 48.

CCW"0NatALTH EDI5nN CAaROL t C0001559 1820 UNNNrwN $2. CGpm0NwtALIN EDt5nN CARROT 2 0C002559 1120 UNWNowN 39 LO*MONwl 4L I N FDI5qq CRf50EN I 050C0010 RwR 0200 mANuAREE RIVER CNC F THRU 14. 00==0NwEALTH E0!$74 0*E 5DE N 2 C500021T BwR 0839 8ANKauft river ONCE THeu 65. cop =GNwfALTH LDl5"N LRt %Dt N 3 05000241 PwR C809 mANuanEE RIVER CGULING LA 34 Con =0Nwf AL TH E D i snN IASALLC 1 05C903F3 8wn 1018 R E 5f o Vol 4 PCND li. COMm0Nwt4LTH CD15nN LASAsLE J 05003174 twR 1078 RE5E9VO!1 PrND BR. C0=*0N=LALIH Ect5rN uuAD CITIE% 1 C5000254 RwR 000U *f55t55] ppt RIVER DNCE THRU 59 00=uoNwFALIH F0t5nN ".UAD Cit!ES 2 C5000265 Mwe O RCO "155155 t PP! R I VE R ONCE THRU 40. C0amnNwtALTH t0l5PN Zl0N t (5C00295 PwR 1050 L Auf plCHtGAN ONCF THRU 41. Cuma0NwrALTH EDtinN ZION 2 05000104 'wR 1050 LARE "!CHIG4N ONCE THRU 42. CONNECitCUT VANutE AfaatC 00 ;u OACDAM NECK 95C097tl Pwe C575 CONNECT!cui R IVER nNCE THRu 41. LON50L IDA TID E Dl 5PN INLIAN PutNi ! C)COC003 PwR 0265 HUCSCN R]VF' GNC - THRU 44. CON 50L 80 AT ED E0150N INCIAN PulNT 2 G500C247 PwR 0975 HUCSON RIVE 2 ONC F TNdd 45. C ON50L 10& f C D E Dl 5nN INDIAN POINT 3 C5000280 PwR 0165 HUDSON RIVER ONCF THRV 46. C015UMfR5 PUw!R alG ROCR POINT I 05CC0155 RwR 0075 LAMC #1CHIG49 rNCE THdu 47. CONSUMEMS PCwER "tCLANU l C5000329 PwR 0458 TITTAP&w&SSFE RIVER CLOSED CYC 48. 00450*f R 5 PUwE R FICLAND 2 C5000s10 Pwe 096R f i f f AB Aw A55*E RIVfD CtQ${C CyC 41 CONSU"Ea5 PowLR P AL I SALE S C5000255 PwR OTOO L AME MICHIGAN CDCLING 10 50. DAIRVLAND P0wER LA CROs%L 05600409 Sww 0050 *I55I55tFPt etVFR ONCE Isau St. LtlMAdVA P0wfM C Lf;Hf SUPMgr 1 0500c450 1200 UNxv0mN 5/. CErecti EJISON ENRICO FIP"! ? C 50C0141 ewR 1015 L AdE ERIC ONCE THRu 55. PETRCif EOlsuN GRFENwt0h 2 C5000452 PwR 1200 LANE HUPCN CLn5F0 CYC 54. fffR0lf FDI5CN CaffNwoch I 050C0451 PwR 1200 LAME HURCN CL OSED CYL 55. 00([ POWER CATAw44 1 ?$000411 PwD 1154 L AW( wvLtt HNOCT $6 DUAE PO=Ed C4TAwPA / 05000414 PwR 1153 (AMF WYLIF HNOCT 57. UUmf power CHER0EEE 1 05000498 PwR 1790 MRC40 RIVER CL OSED CYC gm. Dust power CHERCKEt 2 05000472 PwR 1280 3R040 RIVER CtO%FD CYC 51. 00s E Pdwr A CHFRONFF 3 c5000413 PwR 1290 6 ROAD RIVER CLOSFU CYC 67 DUhE PUwf R PCGU[RE 1 05000163 Ph4 !!60 L AWE NOR*t1 CNCE THou el. 004( PDwfR

CGutR! ?

050001F0 PwR tt90 LARE N93"4N ONCE IHRU 62 OUaE POwfe UCONFE I 03000261 PwR 0971 LAwf REOwFF CNCE THRU h l. DORT P0wER PCONEE 2 05003270 PmR 09 71 L AWE REGeEE CC, ART 64. DvaE PnwfR rCONft 3 0500029F PwR 0471 i AFF RECafE CC.ADT $5. DUNF PCwf4 PtREINS I C50004A8 PwR 1280 VAEntN RivrR ClosPO CyC 66. LLnT power "EPRINS 1 05000499 PwR 1290 VADt!N RIVF' CLn5ED CYC 61. DLuf PCw! R PERNIN5 6 05000490 Pwe 1280 VA0gth RIVFR CLOSFC CfC 6s. DUQUf5Nt LICH) PFAVER VALLEY l 05CCC314 PhR C352 CHIO etylg CC HNnCg 69 DUQUF5Nr L!GHT PEAVER VALLEY ? 05000412 PwR C952 OHt0 PIVZR HNOCT 'lD-HuGSCN C%ST 1 Cn000290 1100 uhmNewN FC. fMPIRL STA7( ArwtR A!500'Ots Fl. E"#IRf STATE P0utR R E 50VdC E S NINC "tLE PT. I C0000202 1300 UN* NowN F2. FLPRIDA P0mEd & LtcHT SI LUCIE 1 05C00115 PwR 010F ATLANilt CCFAN ONC E THRu it. FLCRIDA PC E4 C ti;8r St LuCIE 2 C5000181 PWa 0910 AILANitC OC*AN UNCF THRd 74 FLORIDA Powra & LILHg TURREY PHINI I C50CC250 #wR 0666 CLOSED L AN AL

' NO 15.

FLutt0A PCwE4 0 ttGHT IUavFV PntNT 4 050CO25L PWR C666 CLOSFO C ANAL PPN0 F6 FLPRIDA PJ%El CL4PDRATIC1 ( RY S T AL 91VER l CSC00102 Pwo 0825 GULF OF *ExtCD ONCF THRU f f. GEORCIA PO ER P9fCH I 0 50tC l21 awR 0796 AliA*AHA RivEP COULINS fq 74. GECRGIA Pow [R HAICH 2 05000166 Bee C795 AtTAMAH% RI VE R CPU ([N; 70 V0Gitt 1 050C0424 PwR til l S AV ANNtH RivtR CCCf 19 GEOROta Powre 90. GEORitA PoufR V0GfLE 2 05000425 PhR till %AVANN44 RtVER CCCT 1-lC)

NDEX TO REACTORS BY UTluTY OWNER UTitlTY HEACTOR DOCKET TYPE M*R COOLING 9DURCE COOLING METHOD 41. Gulf 5f Af t b ufittilES wivtR nENC 1 C50C0458 ewe 0934 MISSISSIPPI RtVFR MrCT R2. GutF S T A TE 5 Uf !L l'IE 5 pfvFR etso 2 C500C459 Rwa 09 54 MISSISSIPPI R i vE R M DC T n). GutF Sf4frg ofg(gygg$ plee HILL 5 1 C5000510 PwR 918 TOLEDO MENO RESERV. C M DC T R4 wLLF ST ATES UTIL tile 5 " LUC HILL 5 2 C500C5tt PwR 918 TOL E DO BEND R E SE RV. CMDCT Mi. H0J5 ION P0mte & L I;HT AttEN5 CwFra 1 05703466 PwR 1150 BRal0S R!vFR L AN E POND B6. Hou5f64 PontR t LfGHT SUPTM T5tas t C5000498 PwR 1250 COLCR A00 Rive R CC "I= HOUSION POWER E LILHT 'UUTH TEMAS 2 05000499 Peu 1250 COLOR ADO RIVER CC '9-ILLINGli PO=Ed CLINfuN 1 05000461 AwR C755 SALT CRfta UNCE THRU ILLINOl3 Puwse CLINTON 2 05CC0462 RwR 0955 54LT CREEK ONCE tbRU '3* ENDIANA C plCHIGAN EL(CIWIC C DGE 1 05000115 PwR 1060 LarE MICHICAN ONCE ibaU ll' INDIANA C *ICH!GAN LLgCf2tC Cope 2 05 0C 0 lt h Put 1060 L ANE MICHIG AN ONCE TH40 '?* 10mA ELECT 4IC PJmfk & L I ;H i 00ANE A d stt a C50C0411 PwR 0515 C EC AR MAPICS R!vfR CC FOCT 91* IDw4 FLt0fRIC LIGHT & PPwf t IOWA I C0000532 Pwe 1200 UNaN0sN '4* 18R5FT CCstW4L PLu(4 ( LIGHT FORR[c PlvgR c5000563 Pwe 1070 COOLING TowrRS ONCE fHRU 9%* JEA5ff CF Nf 4 AL PJWER C L(GMT ttV5ffe CREER t 05000219 hwR C640 6ARNEGAT RAv ONCE THRU 96 FAN 545.A5 & CL[CfRIC w 0L T CREtz t 0500.M*2 PwR 6150 C0 CLING L A<E 97= LONG t$tANU LIGHlfNG JA*ESPCRi 1 05000516 Pwa 1150 LONG 15 LAND SOUND ONCE THRU 94* inn; !51AND LICHilN5 Jams $POR! 2 0500051F PwR 1150 L ONG ISL AND S DUNE ONCE THRU 91-LONG 151ANu LIGHilNG 5HuttHAM 05000122 HwR 0 819 L ONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU L33* LUul 5t A

A PUw:R L LICHT mAftatuen 3 05000392 PwR 1111 M t$5!$5f PPI R!vFP ONCE THRU 10l*

MalNC VANafE Atomic PawFd =AINE v4Nutf 050CC309 PWR OF90 BACK river nNCE THRU If7* METECPOLIIAN EDISPN fMMCE "fLE ISLAND I C50002*9 PwR 08l9 SuSOUEHANNA RIVER CC.HNOCT L O la PFTROPutl TAN 10150N TH8'F 4tlF 15L AMG 2 050C0120 PwR 0706 SusCUFHANNA PIWER CC.HNDCI 104- "155]S51PPI Puw[ x ( L[0HT LRAND Gut F t 0500C416 Mwe 1250 MI55]$5tPPl R[vER CCHNDC T \\ MI551551Pel PDwfM & LBGHI PRAND GULF 2 C5000417 MwR 1253 al55t$$1PPI RIVER CCHNDCT 116. N( Nu a 5u 4 Pustit power Disfw(CT COUPER STAfl0N 05000298 8R 0 7 76 M I SSOUR I river CNCE THRU w 10i* NEw EN;LANu PCstd L tl0HT Ntw ENGL ANO 1 C5000%6A Pwe 1194 ATLANTIC OCEAN 09CE THROU I38' erw FNOLANL power & LIGHT NIw ENGLAND 2 05000569 P WR 1194 A TL ANTIC DCE AN ONC E THROU IC9 NIAGARA "0HAwa PuwtR SINE ' LLC POINT & c500C220 RwR 061C L AFE ONT ARIO CNCE THRU LIO* NIAS4aa woHawn PCwER NINE MILE POINT 2 05000410 9wR 1080 L ARE ONTARIP CNCE THRU 11t* N04THEASI NUCLEA4 kNewGV MilLSTPNF 1 05000245 swr 0652 L ONG 15 LAND SOUNO ONCE THRU Illa '49R T HF r if 4uttrAa fNEuGr wlLL5frNr 2 C5000196 PWR 0328 L ONG [$LANO SOUND ONCE THRU llI* NowTurA57 NUCLFAR fNERGY

t L L ST ONF 1 05000429 PWR 1856 N!ANYlC BAY ONCE THRU 184=

NOR THF A5 7 NuctLAR ENERGY MONTAGuf I C5000496 8 WR 1150 C ONNECTIC97 RIVER CL5D LP LL ll5 NNTHEA5f Nu; LEAR tNE=GY mLNTAGUE 2 C500C49F ewR 18 50 CONNEC f! CUT river CL5D LP CL 116 NdafHfRN INDIANA "U4LIC 5FRVfCE 34tLLY l C5000367 ewR 0645 L ARE MICHIGAN CC.HNDCT l l I. Nut tur 4 4 5 fate 5 Pn ER PONf!CrLLC 0500026) e wR 0545 MIS $155tPPI RivFR VC. MDCT w lt'. NoRTHrRN 5taff5 P0mfR PRAIRIE 15LANC L C5000292 PwR C5 30 al551551PPI R iv!R COOLING TO II1* N0afH:qN SIAf($ POu[R PRAIRlt l$iANC 2 05000506 PwR 05 40 MI55 5 55lPPI RIVE R COOLING TO tlG. N3afHid1 5141E5 PPusR TVRONE C5000494 PwR 18 50 CHIPPFUA R IVE R COOLING TO 121. NY ST4ff [LFCIRiv C 015 NY EEG l C0000000 Ph4 125C UNN NOWN 1/2. NY STAft itECTRtc & GAS NV PEG 2 000000C0 PwR 1250 UNEN0wN L 2 5. OHlU fL15Ge 'pfE 1 05000590 PwR 1200 LAKE EPIC I?4 OHIO Lol5CN [Rit 2 0500059t PWR 1200 LAKE ERIE 125 t=AHA Poetit P0wtR DISTRICI F S* T Catt pun 1 050002R$ PwR 0457 P t 550Utl RIVER O NC E THRU 126. pACtylc CA5 L [t(CTRIC CIAMLO (4Nv0N I 050C0275 PwR 1084 P ACIFIC OCE AN ONCE THRU 127 PACIFIC OA5 & LLECIRIC DIABLO CANTON

C5000123 PwR 1106 PACIFIC GCEAN ONCE THRy L29 FACIFIC GA5 6 tLiCid!C HupprcDI Hav C5000133 Bh4 0065 P ACIFIC UCF AN ONC E THRU 121 PACtFIC GA5 C ElLCTRIL STAN!5LAus t 00001564 MwR 1200 UNRNOWN t lC.
AClf!C GAS & ELECI41C STANISLAUS 2 00002564 8wR 1200 UNENOWN l it.

PC NN5 f t v& NI A P0wtR 6 LliSI SU50UT H ANNA 1 05C00387 MwR 1050 SUSQUEHANNA AlWER CC.HNOCT t 42. P[NNSVLV A NI A Pnute & L liHT suSeu[HANNA 2 C5000148 Swt 1050 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CC.HNDCT t il. PHILADELPHIA FLE'lRIC LInfw!Cs I C5000352 RhR 1C65 5CHuvtRILL RIVER CC HNDCT 1 14 PHtt Ar(L PHI A EI'sfalt FULiGN l 05000461 UNKNOWN 1 45. PHIL AC[L PHI A ".t'TdIC Fut10N 2 0500C462 UNNNCwN tie. PHIL AOt t PHip (L(CTRIC LIMrRICK 2 05000155 BwR 1065 $CHUYLK!L L R[y(R CC HNDCT I17 PHit 4Cf L PosA FLECTRIC DEACH BnT10m 2 C5000277 Fwt 1065 CON 0w! NGO PPNC VCem DC T 199 PHIL A0(L PHI A ElTCTRIC . *fACH POTTP' 3 C50CC278 RwR 1065 CONowlNGO POND VC.MCCY 191 PORTLAND GENttat TLtCIRIC PtB9tE SPRI,NGS t C5000514 Pha 1260 CotuMBIA RIVER CLOSED PON 140. PORTLAN3 GtNFRAL FLECidlC Pfe8tf $PRINGS 2 C5000515 PhR 1260 COLU'6I A dlV5 R CLOSTD PON 141. PURILANO GCNTR AL FLfCTRtc TROJAN 05C00144 PwR 1130 COLU=ala RIVER COOLING TO 142. PJf0MAC Et(CIRIC '0WIA DOUGLA5 PCINT t C5000448 EwR 1178 POT 0aAC RIVFR CCHNCCT 143. PO.Em AdTHORitY Of STAft OF N.Y. FIT 2PaiulCR 05000333 Ewt 0621 LARE ONTARIO ONCE THRU 144 pow [R AuIMURlIY uf SIAIF OF N.Y* GRf E NE COuNIY 05000549 PwR 119L HUDSON RIVFR CHNDCT 845. PROJECT

AN A at u h-CG

./fvA CLINCH RIVED C50C0537 LmF8R 0350 C L INCH RIVFR c 14A. Pust IC 58Rv!CF EteCTRIC L iAS 5ALEg t 05000272 PwR 8090 DELAWARE river ONCE THRU t e l. pustIC 5Edv!CE GA5 L ;LCCINIC ATL ANilt I C5000477 PwR 1850 ATL AN11C OCE AN ONCE T HR U 144 PUdttC SCRVICE GA5 & cLtlitic AltANTIC 2 05000478 Pha 1150 A TL ANTIC CCE AN ONCE THRU 149. PU9LIC 5ERvlCE G45 & ELECitfC AFLANfl0 3 00001511 PhR 1150 ATLANTIC OCEAN ON 150. PoRLIC 5FMvlCf 145 G [LECTRIC tlLANflC 4 00002511 PwR 1150 A TL ANitC OCT AN ON 151. PuBLIC 5ERV3Ct GAS & tLfCIAIC t.0PE CRttu ! 05000354 BhR 1067 DEI AW ARE RIVE R NOCT 152. Puetit $(uvICE GA5 L CLELTitC HOPE Cettu 2 05000155 9WR 1067 DEL Aw ARE RIVE R NDCT L 5 t. PUBLIC 5EdvICE GAS E ELECidlC S4lts 2 050^0111 PwR til5 DELAWARE RIVER ONCE THRU 454. vuellC 5ERVICE Ut COLnRACO FORT 51 vaAIN 05000267 HiGR 0110 HOLDING PONO CLOSE0 HEL 155. PuRLIC StRulCt ut IND14NA P&hetf Hitt 1 05000546 PwR 1830 OHl0 RIVER CPDCT 150. PUBLIC 5EHvtLE Or INDIANA

ARMLE HILT 2 C500054F PwR 1130 OHIO RIVER C"DCT I S T.

PUSLIC 5FRvtCE Ut New lu*P5HtRE SEAPROut 1 050n0443 Ph4 1200 ATLANTIC C FAN ONCE THRU 15R* PUni(C SERVICE OF NEW HAwP5HIRt 55AARnow 2 05000444 PwR 1200 A TL ANTIC OtF AN ONCE THRU L59. PUrtIC SCRvlCC OF DKLAHom4 HLACK F04 1 05000556 shR 1850 WERISRi$ REVER MCCH DR CL t60. puPLIC 5:RVICE OF OELAHG=A PL4Cu Fnx 2 05000557 "h4 1150 WERIGRIS RIVER NECH DR CL 161. PutRfD RICO =Af[d wE5 AufH NPRTH COASI 05000376 PwR 593 ATLANTIC CCFAN 162. PuGE T Siv 4J PUwCR & LIGHI suAGli 1 05000522 swr 127 7 R ANNEY COLLFC TOR COOLING TC 164. PUG;T 510NO POWtt & LIGHI SE Ar.t f 2 C5000523 BwR 12 FF R ANNEY CCLLECTOR C00ttNG TC 164 A dCHE 5 f E R GA5 & LLCCTRIC

lNNA 05000244 PwR 0490 LARE ONTARtn ONCE THRU L65 RUCHF5ftR GAS E itCCTRIC 51CRLING 1 0500C495 PwR 18 50 COOLING L ARE 166 5ACiAMCNTO mum. UTIL. OlsfRICI M ANCHO stCD L 05000112 Ph4 0913 F OL50N C ANat COOLING TC 16 F.

S AC H A*E NTO muN. uTIL. Olsi ' ANC HU 5 0 00 2 00000546 1100 F DL 50N C AN AL 1-11

INDEX TO REACTORS BY UTILITY OWNERS [JT:LI (Y REACTO54 OOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCE COOLING METHOD I6% 500fH (ARCLINA ELFClegC 4 GA5 5U**tR I 05M 0515 #wR 0700 wCNitCELLO 'ES!Rvnte ONCE TPRU 169* 500fHEng CAtspOWN!A Eu!5CN %AN UNJFRE 1 05000206 Ph* 0410 PACIFIC CCEAN ONCE THau 1 70 5UUTHERN Cet 17 04% f A E D l kN SAN ONUf48 2 C5G00 568 Ph4 1140 PAEtrtC CCEAN PNCE TH4U I f t. 50UfpIRN C AL I F OR N I A EDISON SAN CNCFRE 4 05C00562 PwR 1840 PACIF*C UCESN UNCE TH4U 172. TENNE 55EE e4LLEY AufHuelty

EttFFUNft i C50004l4 Pue 1215 $UNTERW[Lt6 RES CCHNCCf I F l.

T E 1NE 5 5E E WALLEy AufHuelly PfLLEFCefE 2 05000411 Pwe 1213 GUNIHF R v t L L 5 RES LCHNCCf a F4. TENNE 55EE W ALL Ey AufHiRlty ndowN5 F:#'y 1 050C025? Pwe 1067 TENNE 55El Rivet DNCE T He u II5+ ftNNE55f( vatt FY AUIHvRJfy t-RowN% Freev 2 05000260 ewR 1% F T ENNt %E t Rivte CNCF TH2O I F6. YtNNFMtE vALLEV AufHURIfy HRCwN5 F f R9Y l 05000296 Ew' 9067 fENN!555f 41VER ONCF fM*U I F F. T E YdE %C E WALLEV AufHudifY HART 5vitLE 1 050005tR 9mm 1255 C00tlNS f 0=r R 5 CCNOCf IF9* ffMNE55tE VAttEY AufH14tfy H AR i svl L L E 2 05000519 'wR 1233 C00LIN". T 0w!R $ CENDCT I Fla reNNE55EE valtFY AufHustry HAR fiv[Lg f 9 C5000520 Rwd Illi C00 LING I C w! R 5 CCNCCf IPO* IE,NE %t t WALLTf AUTHutiff HARISVILLF 4 05000521 B we 1255CUCLING f rwre s CCNOCT L83. IE NNF Ht t vattEY AufHJdily PHIPPS HFNL 1 05000553 MwR 1233 HOL5f GN RIvrA 182. TENNF MEr vi.( L EY AU1H'JW i f V PHIPPS BLPt 2 05000N54 Pwa 125) HOL570N 4tvCR I88* f t NNf %1E V ALL Fy AufMOm!fy if(VOYAH I 050CE12F daR 114A CHICu aw A M A L AKE UNCE TH4U 384* IE *NE Mtt WALLEY %U T HJ1R t f Y 5 t l.uGY AH 2 C5000)?9 PwR ll4P CHlCRAp4UGA L ARE UNCE THRU LR%* fENNE%5tt WALLEY AVIHilm ! f y waff5 RAe I C5300190 Poe 1177 ffNNES$tt elvE4 CC.HNCCf 1R6 IE NNE 55t f v4LLEV AUTHLelly waff5 PAR 2 05CCC391 PwR 3877 T E NNF 55F E RfvCR CC.HNI.Cf I B F. TENNE %f t V AL L EY AUTH34tfY Yell 0W CatEK 1 QS00C566 Phe L100 YELLOW car rma&Y. wftC T 189* IE NNE 5 5[f viLLEY AUTHiiR i f y vEttow C4EtK 2 05300567 PWR ts00 vfLLCw Cwg r we gy, w[ C f 18 % T E R A5 UT it if f E 5 GE NE R Af!NG CGwANCHE PEAR t 05 0 C r' 4 45 Pwe 1t50 SCU4w CREEr 1ES CC tef 190. IEAA5 UIltiflE5 GrNERailNG (0*ANCHE pf4K 2 C5000446 Pwe 1150 $UU4w CREFw RES CC ART 191. TuttOO tDtsON DavfS-BF MF 1 C5000346 PwR 0906 L anF TRI! HRCCf 192. TOL E DO E0 8 50N ravi >-pF 55E 2 C5000500 PwR 0406 LANE ERIE NPCf 195. TOL EDO tDISLN n A v li-n t 55f 3 0500050L PWR C906 L ARE ERif NIC T 194 UNION FLE U TR LC C AL L Aw AY l 050C0449 PwR 1120 COntING PGNn 195. UNION ELfCTRIC SallAwAY 2 CSCCC496 944 1820 000 LING 'rNn 196. VERw0NT YANKtt Naf.L E AR eowi4 v6RwoNT v&NNEE L 05000271 BwR 0514 CONNECflCUT Ri vf 4 ONCE THOU 19 F = vlROINIA ELECTRIC & PGutR NORTH kNNA 1 05000348 Pw4 0707 iArt ANNA GNCF THdu 199= vleSINIA ELtCTRIC C PUwFR NORIH ANNA 2 05000139 PwR 090F L4mf ANNA DNCF THRU IM* vlRGIN!A ELECTRIC C PowCR NDRTH ANNA l G5000404 Pwe 000F LARE ANNA UNCE THau 200. VIRGIN!A ELEClRIC C P0wt 4 NORTH ANNA 4 C5000435 Pwe 0907 L ARE ANNA ONCE THAU 201. vgtalNIA ELECf9tC C P)hEd SUR8Y 2 C50CO291 PwR OF89 JawES pivE2 ONCE fHau 202. vlRGINIA LLECT4ic L PLw(d $UdeY I C5300290 Pwa Of69 JAwt5 Rived ONCE FHRU 20l. WASHINGTON P.P.5.5. WASHINGTON NUCL E AR 1 05000460 PwR 1218 COLUMnla #1vF R rNCE IHRU 204 w45HjNGION P.P.$.5. W ASHING f eN NUCL E AR 2 05C00397 ti w e 110 5 PECH ANIC AL 70wfR$ Cf'f t t N1 TO 205. wA5HINGIUN P.P.S.S. WASHINGTON NUC L E A R l 05000508 PwR 1242 CHEHAL g5 river NgfURAL CR 206* w A5HINGir'N P.P.S.%. = A5HI % f DN NUCLEAR 4 05G09513 PwR 1219 COLU* Pit river ONCE THQO 207. WA5HINGloN P.P 5.%. wA5HINOthN NUCLE 4e 5 C50vC50) Pwe 1242 CHfHAL15 FlVER NafUDAL CR 20R. w!5 CON 5I4 tLtCTRif PuwfR HAvFN 1 050)C592 PwR 0900 t an E MICHICAN 209. wt500N%tN ELECTRIC power HAvtN 2 05000503 PwR 0900 L Am E MICHIG%N 210. wt5CONSIN PUML IC %ERvtCE mf w AU 4EE 05003305 Put 0541 L arf MIC HI G AN CNCE TH2O ille ul5f9N5tN-M1CHIGAN ELECfRit PulNT MEACH t 05000266 PwR 0497 L AME wlCHIG%N ONCE THOU 2l2+ >l5CO%.;N-MICHIGAN tLECftlC POINT 9EACH 2 CSCO O ld t PwG 049F L AFE wlCet;&N ONCE THau 211 VANREE ATL4tc ELErtRIC VANRtE"tLwE I C5000029 Poe Ot75 CEEdFIELC #;wER UNCE TH40 NOTLS-

Fust of a enufts unit or a single umt facihty CC HNDCT
Closed cycle bvperbolic natural diaft coohng tower CC
Clowd cycle MDCT

= Mechai cal draf t cooling tower NDCf = Natural draft coohng tower VCMDCT

Variable cycle enerhan cal r* raft coohng tower 1=12

INDEX-TO REACTOR SITES NC. OF UN!f5 CONST. TF / Mawr (ST A fr ) evue t r.Nr PFR SITF eIC. AHTH. PLANNFh MA f 31. 1078 L. AtL E N5 04 Ltx ( T E 4 4 51.......Huu s t ra L f GH T I NG C Pow'e CO.. ........... 1 18 2. ARMANSAS (ASFANia$b........ SpANSA$ PUwf2 C L[GHT CO................ 2 1 1 1. AaNOLD t10 41.............. 1H=\\ ELECT 8tC LICHT C P0wER.Cil............I L AIL ANilC (N. J. LFF 5"O t E l..PU6L (C Sf R VICE FtECI9tC C GAS CO......... 4 (2*I 5 kalt LY (INotANAI. .....NdWIHEWN INDIANA pub. sed CO.............! I 6

EAVER WALLEy letNNI.......Duwaf5NE LIGHT CO.......

............... 2 1 1 I. HELLEFUNTt (ALA).........T E NNf 55F E WALLIV AUTHUGtfY...... .. 2 2 9. elG AOCn Polaf (MICHl......CDe5U"ER5 pnwra CD........................I I 8 b;ACR Foi flNOIAN%..........PUbl IC SEPWICF 0F OMLAH:IMA............... 2 2* Il. HLuE HILLS itEtA5)... ... GULF STATE 5 UfitITIES.................... 2 2** Lt. aaAIDeuoD fittINJf5)........COM"PNwratTH EDt5PN CO................... 2 2 Ll* 38 0wN 5 P E d d v t At a l.........TENNf55fE VALLtY AUTH01(IV............... 3 5 l l. 3RUNswitu IN C 1. ....CanCLINA POwsR C L IGH T CO............... 2 2 I*. avaON ttiLIN015)..... ..CummeNwFALTH EDI5ON C0.......... ........ 2 2 15 CALLAwAy (40.1.... ... UNION EtCCTRIC Cr................. ....... 2 2 16 CALVE *f CLIFFS (Mol.........BALIIPuRE GAS C ELECTRIC C0...............? ? L i. CadCLINA (N C 1...........CAAOLINA PCwf9 C LIGHT CO................ 2 2 18* LaaRoLL tItL[11tsl..........Cor=ONwfA'fM Eul50N C0........... ...? 2 I 3. CATAmBA t$. C.I........ ....O KE P flm F R CU............................ 2 2 U 20* CHEGUKEE E5. C.)........... 00KE POwfR C0.......... ..................I 3 21. LLINCH R i v f u t TE NN I......... IE NNE 5 5E F VALLTY AUTHOGITY............... 1 le 22. CLINTON ttLLIN015)........tLLINCIS P0wfp CO...................... 2 2 / l* L OM ANCHE PEAR ( I E 4 4 5 )....... I E R A S U f ! L I T 15 5 CF N E P A T I NG C d............ 2 2 2*. CONN y aau E E (CON 41..........CUwN v&NufE Atom!C POWER C0...............! I 75 L0na (44CHl..... ...INGI4Ni C m!CHICAN ELECTRIC CO.......... 2 2 26. LOOPER INFal ............NEMR%5KA PUPL(C POWER CISTRICT........... 1 1 7 f. CRV5f At RIVER 3 (FLAl......FLvRID4 POWER CCRP. ...I I 29* r, A v i s ME 5 5 t (0Htut..........TOLIDO LOISON C0....................... ..I I 2 11* LIABLO CANf0N (C AL ! F l.......P AC I F I C G AS C ELECTRIC 00................ 2 2 bl. LouGLAS POINI 1401...... ...POIUMAC ELECTRIC POWER C0.................I t** II. L R E 50!N t L LL I Nul s ).......... COP M7 4WF AL TH F98504 CO................... 3 3 52. EdlE 10H10)................ OH I J E D I SON C0=P ANY.................... 2 2* ll. I Avt EY ( 4 L S I................ AL A bt M A PCwER C0..........................? I i 1** ft44! Im!CHl................DFik II E015GN (J....................... 1 1 15 FlflPAfetCE (N y ).......... P0 u 6 4 AUTH OF TF STATE CF N. Y...........I I the F04pfD RfvER IN J l ........JEA5EY CENTRAL power C LIGHT CO.......... 1 1 li. F OR I C ALHduN INtH).......... OMAHA Pb6LIC PPwfR O!574tCf...............t i 15. fnRT ST. vdalN (Cntgl.......PUe.tc srRv!;E CO nF COL0................t i 13 FulTON (PENNI.... .......PHjlADELPHIA ELECitIC 00................. 2 28* GINNA IN. Y.l...............ROCHF5fER GAS C ELECTRIC.CO.............. 1 I

l.

f.a&ND Gulf IMI55)..........."I55IS$1'*l POWER C LIGHT CO............. 2 2 42. GREENE COUNTV IN Y 1.......P0aER AUTHOR I T Y OF THE STAfC OF N.Y.... ..L 1*

l*

OREENdOOO tulCH).......... 0EIROtt ECISON CO.......................I 2** HARRIS (4 C. I.............. C A 4 0L I N A power C L I GH T C O................ 4 4

).

HART 5vittE E T E NN I........... T E NNC S SE E WALLEY AUTH0RtVY................A 4 46. HATCH qGE045tal.............;EL40tA PnmFR CO......................... 2 1 1

F.

HOPE Cdtpa lN. J.l.........PUolIC StevlCT FLFCTRIC C GAS CO......... 2 2 49 HU480LDT 84Y (CALfFl........PALIFIC CAS & ELECTRIC C0.................I I

1 INDIAN PalNT (N f I.........Cor.50L I Da f E 0 E n f 504 CO...................

3 3 59 10=A tt0wAl.................tOwA ELECTRIC LIOHf C POWER CD........... 1 1 St. JAMESPO47 (N.Y.l....... ....L0vG ISLAND LIGHTING C0...................? 2* S2. REwAUNEC tal5Cl.............Wl5CnN5tN PUML I C SE R V I C F C OR P............ 1 1 % I. HAVEN tal5C)............... w l 5 C ON 5 t N F t t C T 4 t C P0w f e................. 2 ? L ACROSSE t u t 5C )............. D A N YL A ND P0wFR C00pFRATIVE................! 1 SS. L A5 ALL E f l L L INo t 5 )..........C04 *0N wE AL TH ECISON C0....................? 2 56. LIMERICA (PENNI............. PHILADELPHIA ELECielC C0..................? ? s r. "AINE VANRtE ("AINE) ... 4AINE YANNEF AfCPIC PO=TR CC............. 1 1 58*

AR8tE HILL t t NCI A N A ).......Puut ic SE R vlCE CO*P ANY Or INDIANA.........?

2

8 FCGulRE IN.C.).

.......... 0VnE PGwEt C0............................ 2 2 60. "lD-HUDSPN EAST I N. Y. l...... F PP I P E SIATE power RESOURCES..............I 61. pgotA30 gMICHl..............CONsu=LR5 PowEg Co..................... .,2 2 g 62* PtLL5fDNE (CCNN) ...........N03THE45f NOCLEAR ENER;Y.CO............. 3 2 1 58 pdNIACUE taAS$1.............NowTHfAST NUCLEAD ENEPGY.CO.............. 2 2e 64 wulflCELLO t 41 N e l........... NCR THE R N STATF5 PowFR C0.................,g g 6%. NEw ENGL AND te.l.)..........NEw ENOLAND ELECTRIC CO................. 2 2e 66 NtNE glLE POINI IN Y l......N I AG AR A MOHAdt POWER CORP... ............ 3 1 g g 6 F. NORtw AyNA g y A p.............w i k GIN g 4 E t (C g4 gC g pogg g cg,,,,,,,,,, g 3 ..PUcRfn aggo ggga ogg,gurp,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4 6R. Noggg taggg (pygg;g ggca) g g,, 61 NEW YORK (N.Yel.............NY SIAIE EltCidlC C GAS CD............... 2 2 IO* OCONEE (5.C.I...............nunF pawer CO............................ 3 g Fl* GYSTF4 CRFEE IN.J.)........ JERSEY CFNTRAL PowE n C t l GHT C O........... I I I2. PAL 15ADES IWICHl............ CON 5UMLR$ POWER C0........................t g II* PALO vt40E ( A R ll )........... A R i l DN A *U A L I C S E R v f C E C OR P.............. 5 3 2 F** PFACH SutlOM (PENNI.........DHILADFLPHIA ELECTRIC Cn................. 2 2 IS. PERMLF SPR INGS t ue E l........PO4 TL AND *.ENCI AL F L Et it ! C.CO............. 2 2* Th* PERKINS IN.C.I.............. DUKE PnwFR Co.................... ,,,,,,, 3 3, FI. PERRY t uH [ U )................CL E VE L A ND F L EC T R I C [L(UM.CO..............2 2 19 PHIPP5 dfNO ( T EN'e l......... T E NNf 5 5E i VALLtY AUTHORITY............... 2 2 1-13

INDEX TO REACTOR SITES NO. OF UNIf5 CON 57 pro $lff I lj. tufh. Pt 4NNr 9 3f'rt %Avr istATri APatIC%NT 71. PILG81m (mA558........... 80hTON ECISCN CC.... ............. 2 1 l* .2 2 ..d!$CCNilN MICHICAN POWER CO.... BC. PGINI B(A(H (al5C1...... al. PAA!RIE ISL AND ("!NN ..... NORTH (RN STATE 5 PC=Es CO.... .... 2 2 ...../ ? ...COm*CNmEALTH (Ol$CN CC... R2. LVAD-CillC, llLL1.. 83 EANCHO 5t 00 IC At tr ).. .. 5ACRAmiNTO PUNICIPAL oittITY CIST. .. 2 1 1 .2 2 84 PlVER B E N '] (tal... ..... GULF STATES PCwER CCeP......... l .CARCt!NA POwtp C tt0HT C0.... 85. e031NSCN 15.C.I. .2 1 1 8t. Si LUCIE (FLA).. ....FLORICA Pomf R C t!GHT CO.. 003L1C Stav!CE (LFCIRIC L GA5 C3. .... 2 i a' '. A, ' w is.J.a. 3 1 2 Pr.

4. 6 %

C'T J r (, '. t ! ' ). . " CL T bt # N LAtlF]WNlA (fi CN........

124' *

(i.*.1 Uftl0 554VICf CG 05 N .H.... 2 2 3 2 .f: r 5 5 f. E VAttFy AufH64tiv... .t 17. f4 'AH (T N1.. .1 1 .. l C V, 15tANJ t!LHTlNa 00

1.

9 4 l. ( ). .2 28 U

v. s 3 ! 1 154-

'al. .Poot i _fD N3 Pin'R C LISHT. ../ 2 L L iT L'. t ! G"T ! Nr. L p;wSA CC.......... 55 Tr ut tY-t ?. ; l b t r '.t f.1 ...P* !FIC J,45 L s t [C '2 !C.CC... .2 2 74 '.14 41 '. t 2 > E FLfCIRl; CC. .1 1 i f 11 1 N. Ii Y).. .HLort 516 R S 2 .ws' o d ', ..). 5LL*H 183Ct!NA ftfCTHit 6 GA5

C...

I .1 1 a7 i,v v ! T 1. ....E;t*ARWA "CaiR E t!OHf C:....... .2 75

. '< ' t iJt).

.vIna!NIA ftFCTu10 t PCmF 00.. .2 2 i-r'<s* IdAl. 9fNN1Ylvfe!A P;mEP.

t. l L*, I CO 3

.. 2 e

E Idir: L I T AN rLl5P1 CO...

1;' "4 ' vit 1. C. t371. ...PCdfLAN PtNE*6L FlfCTal; JaN t t 4.1 1 i i r 1. Ta : !L<d'f l. ? t i t '. l.. ..fL!ali?A DlnEh. L l ".H T C0... .2 2 "t. v R f. " t t;'). ...;mluipN sfATE, PC 52 CC.. .....l I

.e.

v'<e NY y s, g # (gr1. .. w i w % "s i 4&NKE( NLCLFA4 Ph wi p.C C........ .I I

2 2

1' , v '. l a i l ';

>lal..

' ' # '# 14

C af 4 E.

,E ypr los rl ' i f," > .>Ase PLCtIC PJh!R SUPPLY.5YS. .2 2 3 3 3. g; t. .c33 (a s-) .htb" PiELIC DEk(R SUPPlv SV5.. .1 1

1TTi'F4 (t 1)

.tCLl5fANA PC.E4 L t l ",H T LO. J .2 2 A' THC4!TV......... .YE=NE55t! WALL'Y Af; r )* 11 NN) .wAN3AR GAS C EliCTRt; CO, ...g 1 4 "x (c ,,V).. i.e. .L,5 .1 1 ..VAs<:t iT'"l; ftfCTRIC.CC.. 111. <tNr -4

.- t v V ;).

r ........ 2 2 112 YtlLCW UJr l'.Ol. .If4Ni'45!f VAllEV EUIMOSIIV. i 3. ! ; v *- 4 (^9[;) . '. I.C I NN A T I GA5 '. rtectatc,ct. .... 2 1 1 ~ ^ .2 / 614 ItG< t Itt : ..fCFFENeiAlTH CCIEGN CC.. 6*--.. 51------ 213 4

cmww34,
I liAC'37 ;NIIS Tr CE ttCATi. Cs l i '. 5Iff; 1 J4!! !!?F -

If s uNii SfiF - fl 1 mNIY itT' - 11 4 JN!! '_ I T E - 4 > uNtr siff - I t '... 6. tit

TC J><1ti" CN 49 SITE 2 1 hit it'E - 2J

' JNII Slif - 11 i Nif itTF - 4 uni' Slft - 1 48 9 ON5 f ',; T I ')N A:J T bCw ! 'l G CN $2 blit 5 ist CF 6H104 ARF NOI I NC LU?t u I N Ae0'/E 48) - 87 SIICS 1 1 N!I itic 9 2 JNIT ;I'E - Il 4 'INfl 5fff - 6 ..Nif ill: - 1 > nNfi

I

t 52 it OLANN ' 1N 11 517&5 (2) Cr nwg;w Apr N1T INLtuCE3 IN ABOVE 89 UNITS) TOTAL - 114 1 'mit $1fr - 2 JN!? !!T' - 17 i ON!T ilT3 - 2 sITF - t

i.

2 ON1T $lTE -

CP APPLICATIONS UNCER REVIEW
- CP RCWICs SU5PtNDED l

l-14l

PLANT DELAYS AND CANCELLATIONS - FY 1978 fu CAT 5 IN fl5 CAL YiAR 1978, SIxfY FrVR UNIT 5 HAVE ANNGUNCED O!LAf* lN FUTL LGADING CR CANCELLATICN OF PLANS FOR FUTURE DATA AS OF: APRIL,1978 FArIt1Tl!5. 1Hi POLLO= LNG Rt=5CNS HAVE BEEN SIff D: ~ LIC'NSING AND LlflGAllC1 6 UN1IS C CN S TR UC T I ON 13 UNITS CH4NGE IN LCNG 94%GE PLANS 6 UNITS N'F O f CR PC=fR 17 UNIT 5 FINtNCIAL 5 UNITS N4f!CNAL ENfRiY PLL IC Y 2 UNIIS TECHNICAL 2 UNITS UNENCwN 5 UNIIS A?VF45E STATE OfCISION b UNITS k'ONITS FUEL LOAD DATE AT START CURRENT SLf PPAC E RCASON FOR PL2!JTNAME OF FISCAL YEAR ESTIMATE (MONTHS) SLIPPAGE in UN175 AufMC9IZE0 CCN5TRUCitCN Aa= ANSA 5 2 (112) 12-19-77 06-05-78 5 CON!TRUCTION DELAY /TE5f!N4 tallLY 16f01 01-01-82 0 9 F 3 12 IECHNICAL tv=GN 1 til/0) 10-01-80 Os-00-81 5 UNFNowN C t. c w 2 (1560) 11-27-FF 12-21-FF 1 LICENSING FASLEY 2 IP211 !?-15-78 '/-15-79 12 EMPHA5IS SHIF TED TO UNIT 1 C At t 4 Av 1 41150) 12-01-81 a-01-n? 4 UNuNO.N CATAwkA 1 (1165) 09-Cl-80 02-00-81 5 NE ED 8 0R POWER C" *Le I t1260) 00-00-84 05-00-84 12 NEED FOR PCwER Or PC u f f / 4t/*18 (2) 06-00-86 05-01-86 12 NEED FOR POWER 914't G CANyuN I t1**41 05-00-77 08-00-78 15 PREOP. IESTING AND APPROVAL OF 58tSMIC N005. CIAftC CANYI.N 2 t!!OSI 12-01-FF C/-01-79

14 L ICE N5 f NG ill AND REEVAL. OF CCNS. SCH. 114)

FCRu(D 4 f V5 # t1007) 03-08-81 01-01-83 17 SCHE DUL E RE EV AL U A T ION HsfLH 2 t?)>> 04-00-78 05-00-78 1 L ATE DEt tbERY OF EQUIPPENT L1=talCK 1 f luss) 10-01-82 10-01-64 24 NEED FOR power (1MiPICF 4 ti"65) 10-01-84 10-01-86 7% NELD FOR PowfR NINE "Itt PJINT 2 (10'03 03-01-82 03-01-83 12 IECHNICAL NnRib ANNA 1 (8 a) 09-30-77 10-31-77 1 REEVAL. OF CONST.5CH./CCNSTRUCT. DELAYS N(RTH ANN 4 2 (S u) 07-02-78 11-12-18 6 E MP:4ASt 5 SHIF TED TO UNIT 1 mitLStrN1 3 (1155.1 12-01-81 12-01-95 48 FINANCIAL 5tutLYAH 1 03-30-78 04-01-19 9 UNRNDuN STOUCyAh / Il-50-F8 09-01-79 9 UNKNOWN y A89CCM 1 (12P0) 08-01-81 09-01-82 13 E PA PEVE RS AL OF DNCE THRU sDatING APPROV AL xABRCCs 2 112001 10-01-83 09-01-84 11 EPA REVERSAL CF ONCE THRU COOLING APPRCVAL THREE wit i 15 LAND 7 l'051 10-01-FF 01-01-77 3 CONSTRUCTION DELAYS WGt,I L E i (1100) 05-01-83 11-01-84 18 NEED FCR P0hER V0 Git: ' 111001 05-Gi-R4 11-01-85 18 NFED FOR PCwER w45HINGTON Nut 1 (12181 03-01-ti 06-01-82 15 CONSTRUCTION W A 1HI NGit.N NUL 4 (12198 09-30-82 12-01-83 14 CON 5fPUCT10N 64T f 5 I Ak I (1177' 12-05-TR 06-01-79 6 LATC DLLsVERY OF EQUIPMENT hATf5 "AR 2 tilfft 09-05-71 03-01-80 6 LATE DEt t /ERY OF E QUI P AE N T 1 88101 04-01-78 06-00-79 14 CONSTRUCfl0N DELAYS 1F UNC!t NWC kEVILw FOR C ON5 7 RUC T I ON AUTHOR!lAfl0N ATL ANTIC 1 (1150) 12-00-84 12-00-8F 16 NEED FOR POWER AIL ANr!C 2 (1830) 12-00-86 12-00-89 16 NEED FOR POWER COUGLAS PCINT 2 (!!45) 11-00-81 CEFFRRED -- NEED FOR P0wf R SPFtN cuNtv 112701 03-00-84 01-00-86 22 LICENSING 14=F5PC*1 1 41150) 01-00-81 01-00-8F 48 NEED FOR POWER JA"E'pCRT 2 18150) 01-00-85 01 ^0-89 48 NEED FOR POWER WHNIAGUF 1 tilin) 01-00-86 01-00-90 48 FINANCIAL WCNTASUr y Ig350p O[-00 88 01-00-12 49 FINANCIAL PIL GR I# 2 t11801 12-00-81 12-00-84 12 LICEN51NG CEL AYS

FRklN5 1 (1290)

O'-00-85 CF-00-8R 36 NEED FOR P0mER PERKIPS 2 t1280) 02-00-87 07-00-11 48 NEED FOR power PfRRIN5 3 112EO) 07-00-84 07-00-93 48 NEED FOR POWER RivtRPENO 1 1144) 03-00-83 03-00-84 12 FINANCIAL RIVERPCNO 2 19541 UNKNChN UNKNOWN -- FINANCIAL IDEFERRED INDEFINtiELVI SUMMil 1 (UNN) UNKNCh4 PLANS DROPPED -- CHANGE TO FOSSIL FUEL %UN?t st RT 1 1150) 07-00-85 PLA"- DROPPED -- ADVERSE DECISION BY ST AT E OF C ALIFORNI A SUNDE MRT i 195C) 04-00-37 PL' DROPPED -- ADVEPSE DECISICN SY STATE OF CALIFDRNIA 16 ANe?UNCE D uni f S PARTCN 1 111591 00-00-85 DEFERRED "ANil-NUCLEAR NATIDNAL ENERGY POLICY" PARICN 2 11159) 00-00-86 DtFERRED -- " ANTI-NUCLEAR NATIDNAL ENERGY POLICY" NEPR4554 1 (1100I 01-00-96 PLANS L*0P6ED UNKNuwN E ASTE RN D 5ERY 1 11C001 06-00-?2 PLANS 040PPED CHANGE IN LONG R ANGE PLANNING E45frRN DE5fRI 2 (t0001 06-00 44 PLANS DROPPE0 CHANGE IN LONG R ANGE PL ANNING M I C - Ht>0 5 0N EAST 2 (1302) 03-00-8F PLANS DROPPED CHANGE IN LCNG RANGE PLANNING St. LAaRfh;E 1 11l'C) 03-00-39 PLANS CROPPtD CHANGE IN LONG R ANGE PL ANNING ST. LAwe!NCE 2 113^03 03-00-90 PLANS DROPPED CHANGE IN t.ONG RANGE PLANNING SHUR!b4u-WEST 1 (11005 C3-00-8F PLAN; OROPPED CHANGE IN LONG R ANGE PLANNING SHCR5bau-htSi 2 (11005 03-00-89 PLANS DROPPED CHANGE IN LONG RANGE PLANNING LAMRCLL 1 111201 00-00-85 00-00-86 12 NEED FOR PJwf R CARROLL 2 114201 00-00-86 00-00-8F 12 NE E D F OR Pow E R 5AN JC40 VIN 1-4 (11001 00-00-00 PLANS DROPPED ADVERSE DECISION BY STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1-15 9 SCHrDULE RE E V AL U A fl0N RESULTED IN A CNE til MONTH IMPROVEMENT IN FLD ESTIMATE

NUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEM CONTRACTS AWARDED THE NUMBEH INSIDE PARENTHFSl$ REPRESENi$ pan i i S'IS 4 PHESE IS THE P. MB H OF ORDE HS PEH VENDOR YEAR OFORDER GE W B&W COMB GAC OTHER TOTAL. THROUGH 1964 sose sii2sn iuss) i,4m sin 4ci 2o4432n 1965 3:2isii sami iraam 7:44m 1966 9iri323 si4947 3 2ssii 2iiis7> 2oiis397 1967 its2m i3noau: simi si4nsi 3m2ss22> 1968 7(6191) 4(4s32) 3:2ii2, i4ii2sw> 1969 3a944i 3(318m ino7m 7u2ni 1970 3a9su si4664i 2a4m 4:42m i4042ssi 1971 4:44n m9aisi 2iisui isiisoin 1972 i30s4w) iinis96i sis 33s> 2iis9ai s (34s72, 1973 sissi7: isii4s9si 3:3072) iiiiass4i ast3989m 1974 6t*43' 7 o 996) sis 9s9) 4t47so) 2ii247ssi 1975 209"i 209mi 1976 3a oc, 3,340m 1977 4(2s2m 4 as2o3 TOTAL 67<s4373) 82a7688) 32(3:380) 33 (33.394) 2:370) Soles) 224208.330, CONTRACTS CANCELLED DURING CY 1975,1976 & 1977 (NOTINCLUDED AB0VE) GE W B&W COMB GAC OTHER TOTAL 1971 4asw> 4:38sm 1972 ii n "' unin 1974 sisn s> 2asmi 2:232m sowas) 1975 2a2m) 2c22m> l-16

SUMMARY

OF STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS AS OF JUNE 13.1978 REFE RENCE SYSTE MS 21 Apphcations Docket Pypct Appi rant Date Comments 4,e We Sta.im Supply System Noe we hten.ls & Tu<bine hiands GE%AR 238 (NI) Generat Electric 07/30!73 Nuclear Island. Preliminary Design C F. Braun SSAR C. F. Braun 12/21/74 Turbme Island matched to GESSAR 238 (NI). CE SSA R Condmtion Engmeermg 12/19/73 NSSS. RE SAR 41 Westinghouse 03/11/74 NSSS. B SAR 241 Babcock & Wilma 05/14/74 NSSS (Withdrawn). B SAR 205 Babcock & Wilcoe 0101/78 NSSS (replaces B SAR 2411. GASSAR General Atomic 02/05/75 NSSS GE SSAR 251 Gerwral Electric 02 1475 NSSS RESAR 35 Westmghouse 07?31/75 NSSS. GESSAR 238 (NSSS) General Eleuric 10/16/75 NSSS. RF SAR 414 Westo=ghouse 12/30/76 NSSS. Stanitant twtan<e of plant fBOP) E SS A R'C E SSAR E RASCO 02 02//8 BOP matched to CESSAR ESSAR/RE SAR 414 iBASCO 03 13 78 BOP matched to RESAR 414. SWESSAR. %me & Webster RESAR 41 06/28'74 BOP des gri matched to RESAR 41 CESSAR 10/21/74 BOP rnetched to CESSAR. RESAR 3S 10/02/75 BOP matched to RESAR 3S. B SAR 205 12/22!75 BOP matched to B SAR 205. C*0 NAN Giles & Han 05/09J7 BOP matched to R ESAR 44 atop SSAR Fluor Pioneer RE SAR 41 01/27//6 BOP Matched to RESAk41 B SAR 205 10,31//7 BOP Matched to S SAR 20E GAISSAR Gaber Associates. Inc. 02/2478' BOP Matched CESSAR, RESAR 414, B SAR-205 P. Tender Dete) utility APPLICATIONS ;.G REFERENCE SYSTEMS 10 Appbcatsns Doetet P_ropet Appl cant _ Date Comments 2 Cherokee 13 Duke Power 05/24/74 References CESSAR. Parkms 13 Duke Power 05/24/74 References CESSAR. South Temas 1 & 2 Houston Light & Power 07/05/74 References RESAR41. WPPSS 3 & 5 Washington Pubhc Power 08/02/74 References CESSAR. Supply System Paio Verde 13 Aruona Pubhc Service 10/07/74 References CESSAR. Hartsville 14 Tennessee Valley Authority 11/22/74 References GESSAR 238 (NI). Black Fou 1 & 2 Pubhc Servem of Oklahoma 12/23/75 References GESSAR-238 (NSSS). Phipps Band 1 & 2 Tennessee Vaticy Authority 11/07/75 References GESSAR-238 (NI). Yelk>w Creek 1 & 2 Tennessee Valley Authority 07/16/76 References CESSAR. Erie 1 & 2 Ohio Edison 03M1/77 References B SAR-205. 1-17

SUMMARY

OF STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS Continued Ftom Preveous Page DUPLICATE PL ANTS 5 Apphcatiorts Docket Pypst Appl cant _D. art Comments Byron 1 & 2 Commonwealth Edison 09'20/73 Two units at each of two sites. Braelwood 1 & 2 SNUPPS Feve unets at four estes. Wolf Creek Kansas Gas & Electric and 05/17/74 Kansas Csty Pown & Light Callaway 1 & 2 Union Electric 06/21/74 Tyrone 1 Northern States Power 06/21/74 Stec hng Rochester Gas & Electric 06.'21/74 Duphcate plants are plants of the same dese9n with the possebdities of multiple sites and molteple applications. Apphcatuma must be filed en a close time trame to each other. R E PL ICA TION 5 Applications Onchet P_rog Applicant _Date_ Comments Jamesport 1 & 2 Long Island Lighting 09'06/74 Rephcates Milhtone 3. Marbk Hill 1 & 2 Publec Seevice of Indiana 09/17/75 Rephcates Byron /Braidwood. New England 1 & 2 New Englanu Power & Light 09/09/76 Rephcates Saabrook. Haven 1 & 2 Wisconsan Electric Power 0405-78' Replicates Koshtonong 1 & 2 Pelo Veede 4 & 5 Arizona Public Servtce 03/31//8 Repbcates Palo yerde 1. 2. & 3 'Ouahficat.on Review comphcahon. A rephcation is the dupbcat on of a plant with a prior approved.by the NRC. prelemenary desegn. LICE NSE TO M ANUF AC11RE F LOATING NUCLE AR PLANTS 1 Apphcation Docket P_rog A pplicant _Date_ Comments Floateeg Nuclose Plant Offshore Power Systems 07/05/73 Entire plant des gn. (FNP) 18 FLO ATING NUCLE AR PLANTS 1 Apphcation Docket Pyrg Apphcagn Date Comrnents Attentic 1 & 2 Pubhc Servus Electric & Gas 03/01/74 References FNP. I 1-18

REGIONAL STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS A,m.im $f ATU50F hUCLE A A P0nER RE ACT0tt P ' (, [ ()N j DrGlrN 2 ;t s G { { N 3 RtGI(,N 4 REG [GN $ TCTAL 14 to i li 37 9E AC 10R5 PL ANNED CR ANNOUNCE0 !) 16 2/ 4 14

94

EACfDR5 AufMORIZED TO CONSTRUCT 22 11 29 4

68 REA;fCR5 LICENS[D fu CPERATE ~6 67 12 1* 11 219

6 U*e l f 5 m ! f te A ".v.

Estavi!ON AND 4 t,N!!5 nifH AN Lh4 A#E I NC L UD F D IN THE CONS TRUC TION C ATEGORY. STAGES OF REACTOR CONSTRUCfl04 - FIVE REGIONS

fGION

C8 T1 24*

25T T1 478 50t FD T41 751 70 995 TOTAL 7 l 2 L 15 2 72 2 7 5 16 5 12 6 1 22 4 S I 1 9 5 i 2 2 12 TOTAL 14 15 10

94
UNtf5. l f tt A C. r'. EXE*/TICN AND 4 UNITS m!TH AN Lu A ARE IF.LUDED 1 74 1HE D TC 24% COMPLffC rAftGrav.

FUEL LOAD SUPPAGES 00MMARf 0FFUEll0ADINC CNAM.Es 00Pl% TPE PERIOD F@M C4-01 78 TO C4-D-78. 91 PL ANTS WERE AUT 'FIZED TO EWi IN (G9STRUCTION ACTIVIT E5 IN REGIMS I TFRU 5. OF THESE 94 PLANTS. 4 PLANTS WERE A'lTHOR171D T3 PME ED L'NDER Ll'*ITF D WD9K AU'FORIZATIO1 FER*lTS D!m!NG TPE Pt RIOD FRJM 04 01-78 TO M-30-78. THE FOLL7dI% LICE?.SI% ACTIONS WEDE AUTHOR 1?ED: MAR 3t f HILL 1 & 2 RECEIVED CP'S ON 04-04-73. WAWIYNN NtC EAR PRVECTS 1 A*i] 5 RECEIVED CF'S ON 04-11 78. Tr#E FDLLfti!V. PL ANf 5 REFORTED CHWES IN SEIR ESTI".ATfD FLIL LOACI% DATES roo!Yi TFF AMYE UMRTI% FEDIOD: SLIPPAGE / FLANT NA*E F13 LAST "CNTH FLD THIS MON'H (!YROVETNT) ADANSAS 2 05 t2-73 CA-05-73 0.43 MON'HS CPERLill 1 05-00-33 05 R 4 12.10 mNTHS A)E MGE - 6.22 MONTHS TwESE FLIL LCAD!C DATE CPAN'ES HAVE BEEN REPCRTED TO TifE 0! RECTOR DIVI 5!ON OF FROJE CT MANAGlMENT, NRR. AY) TO THE APPCPRI ATE PROJECT 'taWERS. ThCSE FUEL LOADIE DATE D8A%ES ADE BEI% EVALUATED TO DETERMINE TbEIR IMPACT 01 THE A30V" P01'ECT5 AS KLL AS THE POTENTI AL ITACT ON THE fiRR woht0AD. Tkt DIV1510N OF PROJECT FAVGETNT WILL INITIATE ANY APPROPRIATE SCPfDULE CHAVi PEQUESTS. 1-19

SECTION ll - OPERATING NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS l 6 9

OPERATING UCENSES ISSUED ELAPSED E L APSE D MONTHSTO jk MONTHS SIGNIFICANT DOCKET INITI AL SIGNIF ICAN T TO INif t AL POhER LICENSE PL ANT DATE LICENSE POWER LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE NUMBER

1. Da E 50!'e 1 C6-09-59 09-24-59 C6-02-60 15.6 21.7 COR-2 2.

VANaiE-RCaf 1 C9-10-59 C7-C9-6C 07-29-6e 9.7 IC.4 OPR-! 3. Hattap* G4-16-61 01-02-62 08-09-62 8.5 15.7 CPRA-1

. INCIAN POINT 1 01-3C-60 03-26-62 03-26-62 25.8 25.6 OPR-5 5.

o!;UA* C2-OL-61 De-29-62 05-16-61 18.7 27.5 r- -2 6. HJm35t;f 4AY 09-05-61 08-21-62 03-28-62 11.7 11.7 CPR. 7. 9lG JC;K PulNT 1 12-04-61 OR-50-62 09-30-62 8.9 9.S CPR-6 3 A. Ein alVf a

OF-08-60 11-04-62 11-1C-62 27.9 23.0 9 CVf a
01-24-62 11-2T-62 11-27-62 10.1 10.1 1

9 t r.. TNelte #Capt t.. 07-14-61 C5-10-65 07-11-63 21.8 23.9 DPR-9 11 P ATHe J NOf R

C6-22*e2 01-12-64 03-12-64 2C.6 20.6 CPR-11

12. HCN#3*

32-01-62 C4-02-64 C4-02-64 16.0 26.0 nPRA-4

19. P[ACH PJT[Qu 1..

J2-25-64 01-24-66 'l-12-67 22.9 34.5 CPR-12 la. SAN ( Naf hE I 11-30-65 03-2T-67 03-2T-67 15.9 ' 15.9 CPR-13 15 HACUA" NELK 07-22-66 C6-10-67 06-10-67 11.2 11.2 CPR-61

16. L a C195 5E 08-01-65 07-04-6F 07-05-67 23.0 23.0 DPR-45

17. Uv5TfR ;#fE' 1 01-25-67 C4-09-69 09-01-69 26.4 30.2 OPR-16

13. NIN5 "ItC PolNT &

36-01-67 09-22-69 08-22-69 26.7 26.7 CPR-63 19 O!NNA 01-24-68 09-19-69 09-19-69 19.R 19.8 OPR-18 2C. Da F 5M N 2 11-17-6F 12-22-69 12-22 69 25.1 ~. S.1 CPR-19

21. *CRIN50N 2 11-26-6B 07-31-70 09-2:-FC 20.1 21.9 CPR-23

22. "0N i l t.~ t t 0 al-09-68 09-09-7c 01-11-71 22.0 26.3 OPR-22

25. Pr!NT 6 tach I 01-13-69 10-CS-70 10-05-70 18.5 16.5 OPR-24 24

!!L 5f 0 et 1 Cl-L9-68 10-06-70 10-26-70 30.6 31.2 COR-21

25. L 2 L sv! N l 11-!F-67 01-12-Fi 05-02-71 17.9 39.5 OPR-25 2t. Pat 15 ADti 11-05-68 93-24-71 10-16-72 29.6 47.5 CPR-20

27. LuaL CITIT5 1 09-03-68 IC-C1-71 12-14-72 36.9 St.

CPR-29

23. INDIAN PCINT 2 10-15-69 1n-19-71 09-28-75 36.1 59.*

Cpa-26 29 FOINt PLACH 2 03-18-69 11-16-71 03-09-73 31.9 47.6 FPR-27 40 viamuNT YAN#fi 1 31-05-F0 C3-21-72 02-29-F3 26.5 37.7 CRP-28

31. Lua0 Cifit5 2 07-05-69 03-11-F2 12-14-72 42.9 51.1 CPR-30

32. suaay 1 01-21-71 C5-25-72 05-25-F2 16.1 16.1 OPR-32

33. PILCRIM 1 C1-0>-70 C6-09-72 09-15-72 29.1 32.3 OPR-15

)* TURMfV PCIN! 3 c5-12-69 07-19-72 0 7 F2 38.2 %2 O p t-31 15 WAINt VANNEE G8-31-70 09-15-72 06-29-73 24.4 33.9 DPR-36 01-20-70 01-29-73 01-29-71 36.3 36.3 PPR-l?

36. SUR=Y

(

17. CCqN:t 1 C6-02-69 02-06-73 0 73 44.1 44.1 CPR-18

14. l!Ct i 11-25-70 04-06-73 10-19-73 28.i 34.8 OPR-39 39 TUEFEy POINT

C5-12-69 C4-10-73 04-10-73 46.9 46.9 CPR-41 4C FCRT CALH0dN l 11-28-69 C5-23-73 08-09-73 41.8 44.3 CPR-40

41. eR0wN5 FtaeY I 19-25-70 06-26-73 12-20-73 33.0 38.9 DPR-33 09-$1-F0 03-OP-fl 12-14-73 35.2 39.4 DPR-44

42. PTACH E0Tf0" '

41

RAIRif 15 LAND 1 02-01-71 JR-07-F) 04-05-74 30.2 38.1 OPR-42
- . CCONit 2 06-02-69 10-06-Fi 10-06-75 52.1 52.1 DPR-47

45. IlCN 2 11-25-F0 11-14-73 11-14-73 35.6 35.6 (PR-48 46 F r.R Y Sf VRAIN ll-07-69 12-21-F3 12-21-75 49.4 49.4 DPR-14 4F. nE=A9NEL 01-10-71 12-21-75 12-21-73 34.7 34.7 CPR-43 49 CC2Pi R STAT (CN 03-01-71 c1-19-74 01-18-74 34.5 34.5 CPR-46 41 CUANE AVN ' 9 05-09-72 02-22-74 32-22-74 21.4 21.4 CPA-49 4G. THalt M 11 E *15LAN3 1 03-02-70 04-19-74 06-24-94 49.5 51.7 DPR-50

51. AswAN545 1 04-26-71 05-21-74 05-11-74 16.9 S.8 OPR-51 52 9 Roan 5 ftRRY 2 09-25-70 06-26-74 C8-02-74 45.1 46.2 CPR-52

51. PEACH 8;ff0" 3 G9-31-70 C 7 74 0F-02-74 46.0 46.0 OPR-56 C;LNt* 1 06-02-69 07-19-74 0F-19-74 61.5 61.5 CPR-55 55 C ALVEP I CLIFF 5 1 01-C4-71 0 7 F4 3 F 74 42.9 42.9 CP9-53

56. HATL4 1 Jl-22-71 08-06 74 10-13-74 40.4 42.7 OPR-57 57 RANCHO 5ECO 1 C4-29-F1 09-16-74 08-16-74 39.5 39.5 DPR-54 SR. Fifi'ATRICE 06-04-71 10-17-74 10-17-7*

40.4 40.4 OPR-59

59. CCLA 1 02-02-71 10-25-74 10-25-74 44.7 44.7 CPR Se 6-PRatatt 15tANC 2 02-01-71 1C-29-74 10-29-74 44.9 44.9 PPR-6C ef. MRUNsw!LK 2 10-05-F2 12-2F-74 12-27-74 26.9 26.8 CPR-62 66

=lLL5fLNE 2 09-14-72 03 n1-75 09-10-75 35.5 37.5 PPR-65 e4 TuCJAN 02-09-73 11-21-F5 11-21-75 33.4 33.4 NPF-1 6). INLlAN POINT l 12-04-70 12-12-75 04-05-F6 60.2 64.0 DPR-64 63 3E4vt2 Watt'T I 10-1R-72 01-10-76 07-02-76 19.4 44.4 PPR-66 6~ LUCIE i 03-05-73 C3-C1-F6 03-01-76 35.8 35.8 CPR-67 6! ST CRC =NS FfRRY l 09-25-70 07-C2-76 08-18-76 69.2 70.7 CPR-65

63. CALv[RT CLIFF 5 2 01-04-71 OR-13-76 11-30-76 67.3 73.g opR-69 ej. 5&Ltm 1 08-25-71 08-13-76 12-01-76 59.6 63.2 CPR-7C 3RUN5m10K 1 10-03-72 39-CS-76 11-12-76 47.1 49.3 DPR-71 79 CaySTAL R!vEd 3 C2-08-71 12-03-76 01-29-77 69.R Fl.6 CPR-F2 7E. LAVl5-8555E I 03-31-73 04-22-77 04-22-77 48.7 48.7 NPF-3 1,.

FARLEY ! 08-33-73 06-25-77 06-25-77 45.8 45.8 NPF-2 ANNA 1 05 F l 11-26-7F "4 st 54.8 59 NPF-4 y%. N0tfH 7 . CCCK 2 02-02 71 12-25-77 12-23-77 82.7 82.7 OPR-74 pf, THett all t 15t%NJ 2 04-16-74 0?-09-19 02-09-7R 46.1 46.1 DPR-13 t i* Ow 50% of cated power LICENSED TO OPERA 1E 63

LICENSES TERMINATED 6
*PE RMAN E N TLY $ HUT DOWN 2

e 76 PL ANTS M ARCH 31.1973 g -i a e ]g A-4 e e

HIGHLIGHTS OF COMMERCIAL NUCLEAR POWER UNITS DATA FOR THE MONTH OF april 1978 ACTUAL VS. POTENTIAL ENERGY PRODUCTION PO T EN fl AL P'Jef R PRODt A. flON IN THis PE Rh)O BY UNITS IN COMut RCI AL OPS RAf'ON iUem; Meeme peosmaetse Ceterdy Nst' 32 273.034 MWHe s OF POTEN!! AL PMOuuC TION E Nf RCV ACTUAL L Y PRODiKED DURING THaS ALPOHi PE neOO - 17 546 4t2 envHe 44 4 E Nt MGV NOT PRO (M)[E D DUR*NG THas REPORI PERIOD DOE f O bt HE DUL E O UU T AGt S = 4 892 N WHs 15 2 ENE RGY NtiT PRODutf D Dust'NG THr5 RE PORT Pt RIGO CM>E TO f ORLiD OUf AGt S 21t:2 799 M*Me 65 ENE RGY NOT PRO (MK f D t>URING YWS Rf POR f Pt R1008 FOH OTHE R Rf AsoNS 7 f 316/6 M*He 24 0 t NL RGV NOY PSIO(x)f f D THIS Hf PORT PE RIOD OUE TO

24 3 "I "***

NRC Rt STRsC1 TONS MUMBt R OF UNIf 5 WIIM POWE R Rf STPlCflONS 2 IMPOS*D BY NHC - _ _ _ _ _ _ SHUTDOWNS GREATER THAN 72 HOURS EACH DERATED UNITS MamMuu UNIT NAME RE ASON UNifNAME Rf. ASON UNIT N AME O ^8. E E R Liuti YV ruwe NE fl f f tRY 7 f CALVE 8E f CLIFFS I 310 A mm rwNs i e Ret V 3 A PA4 liADE S 745 C MRi;Nwt > 7 A t At vt R f (.L et f $ 1

f. A Pf VE ROf f 0M 3 C

C AL vinT CliF f S 2 810 565 l PM GRtM H ( og ia.) R C PotN T Di s('H 7 C t s e as C Pse Alsett est #ND 1 C DRESDE N I t igy r R *hT AL Rivr p 3 A Oi3 AD 8'1 T*t S. A ie3 l tsen,f MM N I C W8% SON 2 C Di ANE ANNot 0 C sat f M B gNpggg pggy 3 373 Gin,N A C S#e (INOF RE D ef3 HA rt M t C SI q uq tE 1 ( R ANCHO &f CO Hi augt 4 D F e& V H SL 84 84 V 1 C EI3 INoa AN Pt HN T 2 C $4 AR 64 Y 7 H 688 mi*AoNti C THRI e M C 1 1ROAAN'lEISLAND1 L A( 8st Mt 6 C Mit t 5 8 iNE 1 C llON 2 C Mr L L S T ONI 2 C e Restemed % NAC l REASONS FOR SHUIDOWN REFUEUNG - NEXT SIX MONTHS TOTAL RE ASOra eNDa&N POINT 3 NUMBE R HOURh M AINE Y ANk f f on ei yn LOST T UNE f Y POsNT 4 07 14 18 07 25 79 SPOWNSJERRV3 08 03 78 A EinwW f ailure 35 29MS SAN ONosteE 8 Wmeensace of Test og ig yg 17 105.60 f Y ZP A e tt o C RW e PE ACH BOT TOM 2 n j1 N g 09 09 78 O NRC Reserw*ma Cal %ERT CLIFFS 2 1 421 3 2aON 1 09 09 79 E Ocaretor fremmt end Larecee P&NY PE ACH T 09157s E semmeta,n FORT C At HOUN og 29 73 0 0 10 01 78 f Admmiserstme B.G RO.C N PO447 10 01 78 1 26 7 P5s AIP E ISL AND ) G Cperehened Efter WsN f 8CEttO gogy yg g 106 8 10 16 78 Y ANN E E ROWE 10 20 78 H ER' 12 1.T671 GROWN $rgRpy1 I10170 C RYST AL RtVE R 3 11 01 73 AHK ANSAS I 03 01 79 9; e,og g CAL VEHT CLIFFS 1 04 01 79 2-3

HIGHLIGHTS OF COMMERCIAL NUCLEAR POWER UNITS DATA FOR THE MONTH OF april 1978 LICENSED POWER REACTORS: C AP ACI T V3 MWe 'Nett NUWBf R 44 886 IN COMME RCI AL (,#f A A TION IN POWf R A$CE NSION PM A$f 3.180 i 0 UNAV AlL ASL F f 6R POWL R P84000CTIUN 68 ,U,,,, POWER GENMATION ' ORT PRI VIOf f$ Vf AR TU u A TH MsW1 H UAf t 17 546 12 23 177 644 M W352 1 GRs,$5 f t f CTRiC AL,W44f t 16 673 683 22 04's 261 A5 478114 2 NE T E t EC T H.C AL (MWMT I 3 AVG UNrT $( RVICE F AC TON f y O T2 9 4 AVt R AGE UNI T AVall A81t iT V f ACTOR ib 4 2 W3 66 0 b AkiR AGi UNIT C APACITY f ACTOR LWDC.)IN b2 5 W5 64 2 $ AVG UNie C APACITV f ACTOR D4 Rt *M 99 04 g1 7 FOMCEO OUT AGt R A f[ (u,4 Not t 5 '8med uom....e.mnem sessennabao eaw.tv neseye capai nty uwd.e M[ut n.>e ders m nes 3 ud.an Poet I shut doven t IPesh B.sttosse * *=ot ewlwdest tpPeng v$ge.nyggenessneted tngleseh ensegy poorbpJeen not neesled tny tuneObc utel laps 8 "Dmen hme e t**ased powes

h a ussai e'y 'a teis tus sepnet niench a eeserict.nees si eny OUTAGE DATA A T UE' I

NUMRtR MOUR$ C t'RODtK.ItON 1 f ORCf D OUT4Gt$ pupiNG MiWTH 60 42535 9h 2102. F99 2 RMt Dut f D OUT AGf 5 De> RING 34 13)18 4 29 2 4 032 '96 THE MONTs4 3 TOT At 94 17.501 9 38 6 g quis, C......,,.__._M_.._ 1 1 1 2-4

HIGHLIGHTS OF COMMERCIAL NUCLEAR POWER UNITS UNIT AVAllABluTY, CAPACITY AND F0F'ED OUTAGE CALANDAR YEAR 1978 PERCENT JAN FEB MAR APR M AY JUN JUL AUG SE! OCT NOV DEC PERCENT 90 90 80 80 70 *lIs ~ ~, 70

N(

60

s, 60 ss.

k's se r \\ s2 s 50 - 50 i 4)_ AVG UNIT AVA:lABluTY FACTOR 40 AVG Uld!T CAPACITY FACTOR (MDC)

. AVG UNif CAPACITY FACTOR (DER)

- -. AWG 0%ti FCPCIO Oul AGE RATE 30 30 20 20 10 10 0 o ,,.a,f.','.*1".D.7.UEY171You n.a- ) THIS CHART PLOTS THE AVERAGE UNIT l AVAILABILITY, AVERAGE UNIT CAPACITY j (MDC) AND (MWe), AND AVERAGE UNIT FORCED OUTAGE FOR ALL COMMERICAL ~! NUCLEAR POWER' UNITS IN OPERATION. i = 0 O*::*':7.7 <i = C.: : "."'JJ "" j-l ~j.........--..............l~~ ~ 2-5

OPERATING REACTORSWORKLOAD DATA FROM THE APRll 21,1978 ISSUE OF " PINK BOOK" GENERIC REVIEWS & REGULATORY GUIDE IMPLEMENTATION (APPENDIX Al LICENSE AMENDMENT APPLICATION (APPENDIX Al GENERIC REVIEWS & REGULATORY (2UtDE IMPLEMENTATION (APPENDf X B) LICENSE AMENDMENT APPLICATION (APPENDIX B) OTHER TOTAL COMPLE T E D

F ACit if y U

U j uwAN;., t 15 e i u 6 // / !' t *, v l w dAntly i 12 f, t 2 IC 31 6 h1, .e r g a r c ! se r 1 1 i i f 6 23 6 PP7eN, f.44Y 1, ,l 15 1 [e I I II 38 I 16 Is I F 18 16 ' 91 'e.1 r. k I *. < u 41 'l d * .1 18' 5 1 L. 11 10 I C 6 28 6 r

1 14 3

1 2 10 33 9 ff;* I? G C 1 6 !? 6 Jr5: s '.1 A :1n. t r. 1 1 6 29 6 i Rv.itt e l v! u 1 1 5 9 32 1 6 0 0 0 2 6 I C 3 t l '. r EM i t Pe (Ur N 1 11 3 1 1 5 21 2 r P l 'f - P 16 9 2 1 2 24 9 15 1 1 1 1 27 4 I? a t '. c :.A i UU AN '. f

si t e li 3

1 O I 24 3 FAWi'* 1 8 I O O 10 19 3 611/01141:1* 15 3 1 1 F 2F 5 sca? ,r!,.'iN 1 12 li 1 4 11 43 13 f Ue ' il va %aN l 5 0 0 5 15 0 .lsNA 17 e 1 0 3 30 7 t A i. U A w Ni'a 17 3 1 2 6 Il 12 t+ 4 f C H l IN Id 1 5 2 44 15 m w r.19 i t Y 13 i L 0 13 30 3 ! 4. irs F:il N T 1 1 0 1 2 3 5 2 4 C: l A 'd JINI 16 's 1 4 1 23 5 I N. l A d vrtNT 1 14 6 1 4 3 23 4 m

w % ;N 5
l9 0

l 1 l 24 6 tA lag $t il 3 1 0 i 22 7

A!N5 va.*(;

15 3 1 3 7 29 4 w i l L i f f. ', t 15 14 1 1 4 35 7

ll l \\ f ( N*

12 l li l 1 5 17 12 "'Nfit!t' 15 4 1 0 2 22 4 ! *a ? 1 15 7 1 0 4 21 5 <!NI W il t 6 NE.alu ANNA B C 1 O 1 0 2 0 CCFN 1. > r. I 11 !? I I IF 42 11 afif t a m i'* 1 13 I I 2 3 23 s P t i l ', t f r l ', 16 1 2 14 46 15 vfAiu telic4 / r 1 tl 11 1 2 6 44 i 1 0 2 33 g Plt..dlP 1 e PCl%f 't r A ', ' I 2 11 I 1 10 27 9 09Alet4 I r,t a Ne I s to 10 1 5 7 39 6 IF 16 1 0 0 34 7 Gua0 LIll: I r 1 0 4 gg y 2 %N J. 2 ' (. " 1 1;

4. ' e t '.

'N SS 4 1 o s gs s sat ' w I 12 6 1 1 8 28 10 a 1 28 5 stN uNf t et: 1 I t. s sf I L; lt i 12 it 2 14 gg 11 1 2 8 47 !? 1B 16 sewdy I r fus

lt4

' 5L AL I 15 11 I 3 7 3F F I AC A AN 16 14 1 0 8 39 q 1 2 5 g1 5 fim='y A INT I r 4 I? 2 W, s w 131 YAN4i 1 im 8 1 3 8 36 YANutt - ti w F 1 gy r 1 0 3 Jg a ll"N 1 L 2 40

11 1

4 8 44 10 T' f'l 742 399 49 76 324 1590 382 o ' COMPLETED FY TO DATE 2-6

m SECTION 111 - REACTORS UNDER CONSTRUCTION (CP GRANTED)

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED CONSTRJCfTON 00C # f I [M'C R E f CP rLAP5LD P[Rw17 NJa ER FACitiff NA"L FAf[ !$5UfC

TJNTHS Niennf R OSO-00Gir 1.

Lu t 5Df 4 I t0100) ^4/01/44 05/04/560 13.1 CP R-2 040-03006 2. I% B AN P" INT 1 10/6S5 04/07/550 OS/04/56C 13.0 CP6 -1 059-00016 5. ENRIC9 IFRMI i 10961) 01/0F/S6L 09/04/S6C 6.9 C PPL -4 0S9-00171 4 Y A NF i f.a ri,t g gog r33 pyf99,ggc g g fpgf g yt gg,g tppe g !!S-0000t S. Etn pivro t00221 OS/lS/S1c 01/c9/6c0 9.g CAPa. 114-0S06/ 6. PICv4 (0*il) 04/13/51L Ol/2R/600 9.5 CAPR-7 C',0 - 0 014 4 7 Evid (00l F) 0F/69/ SOC 6%/04/60C 9.8 CPPR-7 050-00130 8. PalHF IN[ rR l005q) e4/01/S1; 05/12/6Cf 13.4 CPPR-R 050-00t*S 1. elG WOCR POINT 1 4 00 F's t 01/19/60C OS/ll/60C 4.4 CPPR-1 IIS-S9005 10 HALLA* 400FSI 02/15/510 06/24/t#C 16.4 CADR-3 ttS-00CC4 Hu:4us IColFI 12/I S/S K OF/19/6". 7.1 CAPR-4 OSO-00191 II. HummtDT 647 f0065) 04/90/S9 ll/n9/6DC 19.3 CPP1-10 OS O-M l it !). P[ACH BM iqu i (0040) nF/2S/600 02//l/6/C 19.9 CPPR-l/ oiO-00401 14 tA CR055T (0*S13 II/05/62C 03/21/6H 4.8 CAPR-5 0$9-00/06 IS. SAN UNOF8F 1 (04909 02/04/010 Ol/02/t'4C 12.9 CP*R-13 050-00289 th. HA0uAM,N F C p (CSFS) e1/ 0 3/ 6 %C 95/26/64". 8.5 CPPR-14 ngo-qq/19 L F, oy5 fl u colFs 1 (04405 03/10/64L 12/15/64C 8.$ CPPR-t$ C50-00210 IM. NINr ultr Po[NT 1 10610) '4/*t/e*C 74/17/6%L 12.9 CPPR-16 050-00/3F 19 DeC 5Df N 2 (0807) re/tS/6SC 01/10/66C 9.8 CPPR-18 059-0C/44 20. GINNA 10490) 11/11/65C 04/25/66; S.8 CPPR-19 053-00/4S 11. Mit t 5f 0V t 106521 II/15/6SL 05/11/66C 6.] CPPR-lO 0 % 9 -1014 F 2/. INU14N PolNT 2 (197tl !?/06/65C 10/14/66C 10.2 CPPR-21 0S0-00/49 21. UNtSCEN i 106G1) 02/10/66. 10/14/6eC 9.1 CPOR-// PS?-00254 24 CUAD CiflE5 i L 2 (09001 05/01/66; Ol/15/6FC 8.4 CPPR-29L24 0$0-00/S5 /S. pat 154uEt tOF003 ^6/eI/66L 01/14/67L 9.3 CPPR-25 O S O -OO l ta l 26 RLHIN511 / (0F003 07/25/66C 04/11/67C 9.6 CPP'-/6 C S ')- 0 015 0 / F. I V1p l Y P0lNT I L 4 (0666) 'l/79/66t 04/2F/67C !?.9 CPPR-2102* 059-00/S9 2R. t9d0mNS prddV t L 1 1106F) FF/13/66L 05/lC/6FC 9.9 CPS 9-2900' 059-00265 29 Pl:di!CF LI O gnS4SI eg/09/66C 06/19/610 10.3 CPN -il 053-00/66 10 POI di Ot ICt4 & ( 3 41 F ) CA/ll/66L OF/19/67C .u.6 CPP4-l? ri )-00 ? t,1 St. OCONE T 1. 2 r. 4 (19 Fi l 12 /r t /6L ll/C6/6Fu 11.1 CPPR-11,44LIS nSS-00lF1 62. fl R" JN T YAN#fC 1 (D514) 17/ n2 / 66' 12/ll/6/C 12.3 CP'R-36 050-00tFF ll. PEACH NQff0* 2L i (106SI 07/19/67( 01/ll/6PC ll.6 C PPR - l TL 4' 1SS-00??S 54 O f Act O wANTUN t t1084) " 1/ l R /6 FC (14/23/68C IS.I CPPR-31 040-00297 IS. fHWEL Mit t ISLAND 1 (GRl91 05/Ol/67L 05/18/6*v 12.5 CPPR-47 C50-00199 16. C t'CPE R STaliqN 10 F FM ) 0F/?F/67C 06/04/boC 10.2 CPPR-42 050-L0295 31 Po41 C AL 6'OJN 1 1C45F) 04/18/6FC 06/07/ TAC 13.6 CPPR-41 051 00190 la. SudRY t F. 2 (OF19) P l/20/6 FC 06/?5/6*C 15.1 CPPR-4)C44 C50-001RI 11 PR4!Rif f5 LAND 1 L 2 (OSS0) 04/rf/6FC 06/25/fAC 14.6 (vPR-45L46 050-00501 en. PQ[NT tl[ 4 C H / l04175 09/0 3/6 FL OF//5/t#C 11.7 CPP4-4F OS0-01216 41. MduwN5 t rRRY l 11067) AF/1F/670 07/11/68C 12.4 CPPd-4H 050-09905 4/. a f w AONF t (05*l1 r e /11/ 6 7; OA/06/6?v 11.4 CPPR-SO 940-00295 45. Pill 214 I 10r703 06/60/67C 09/26/69C 13.8 LPPR-41 0$0-0026F 44 tb4I Si VRAlt 10350) 10/70/66C 09/lF/69C 22.9 CPPR-54 0$0-002 F2 45. SALrm i F. 2 (1090) 12/15/66; 01/25/6*C 21.4 CPPR-52051 0$0-0010/ 46. CRYSTAL 'lVLJ l (OPl%I PA/10/6FL 09/?S/6"L 13.$ CPPR-51 0$0-0061/ 4 F. W ANCHt) SSCO 1 (0 7l Il 11/10/6FC LC/II/baC 10.7 CPPR-56 050-90101

P.

M 41 '40 YANafF 10F91) 09/? F /te FC 10 !/ t /6% 12.A. CPPR

S OSO-00 ll t 41 ARRANSA5 1 10457) ll/29/67; 12/06/6*C 12.2 CPPR-SF 040-00/9$

SO. Il0N t L 2 (1950) nF/12/67L 12/26/6aC 37,4 CpPR.SatS1 040-00515 St. Cbon 1 L ? (1060) 17/10/6?C 03//5/69C 15.1 CPPR-60661 050-00917 52. LALVERT f LIF f $ 1 L2 (194Si 01/?S/68; 0F/0F/61-17.4 CPPR-63L64 OSO 00/M6 % ). INCIAN yn!NT l (01651 C4/26/6FL OM/l l/ 69L 27.5 CPPR*62 050-005/1 $4 HATCH 1 f0F9st C5/06/6R0 09/10/69C lb.R CPPR-65 0$3-G7120 $5. fHdff Mill I5LA40 1 (C906) 04/21/b4C 11/04/69C 19.1 (PPR-66 0$0-005/4 S6. nauw5=lLw I L / 19971) 0F/ll/68L 01/0F/Tec 19.2 CPPR-6FL6* 040-00146 SF. TillP4fdlCR f0821) 12/ll/68C 05/10/FCC 16.6 CPPR-71 0$3-0052F $4. SCCVOYAH 1 L2 (It49) tr/IS/6ML C5/?F/FOC 19.4 CPpR-72tfl OS 0 -C o ll t $9. DUtNC ARN0tD 1 L 515 ) t1/04/64C 06/72/10'. 19.6 CPPR-F0 050-00ll4 60. BLAVER v&LLLY 1 19952) 01/14/61C 06/26/7UC 17.3 CPPR-F5 050-00995 61. St LUCit 1 (18103 r1/29/610 0F/11/FOC 17.0 CPPR-F4 OS 0 -001/ l 62. Of teLD C91 YON 2 1110(I 01/04/690 12/09/76: 29.2 CPP4-61 040-00956 61. MILL 5f0Nr 2 (0929) 02/78/61C I?/tt/Tet 21.4 CPPR-F6 050-00944 64 IMujAN (1130) 06/2$/69; 02/0R/71L 19.4 CPPR-F7 OSO-00lla 65. NORTH ANNA 1 L2 10998) ol/21/69C 07/19/FIC 22.9 CPPR-7?(7R 040-00146 66. UAvis-9tssi 1 10136) 08/01/600 03/24/710 19.7 CPPR-90 050-00549 6 F. PARLfY 1 &2 (C9293 in/15/61C 09/16/72L 34.0 C P PR -R 5 C 4 6 050-00141 64 E NRICO F F HMI 2 (13753 04//1/e1C 09/77/7/C 40.9 CPPR-87 050-001%9 61 Il==E R 1 (08105 04/06/FOL 10/2F/F2C 30.7 CPPR-83 040-00368 70. 48 FAN 545 2 (0'12) C1/11/70C 12/06/72C 26.6 CPPR-44 (continued on next page) 3-2

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED CON 5feUCTf0N IMCsff 00SuFT Cp rtapsta prpugy N;= pa FACitify N4=r rtft 155U(0 unNTHS NUMBER 050 - n'J 3/ 3 71. MIDLANO I ' 2 04431 tc/90/6*C 12/15/720 49.5 CPPR R 1882 050 -C0 2b6 Fl. HafCH 2 (OF94) 07/11/TSC 12/27/F2C 27.5 CPPD-90 043-07900 Fl. wAff5 849 1 L 2 t i t F FI C5/tM/Fl0 01/23/71C 20.1 CPPR-94L92 0%C 00167 F4. "C5ul#[ l L / (1149) 09/1R/F9L 02 /2 3/ 7 5C 29.1 CPPR-85t94 950-01937 F5. m A S 41 NG i nN N;C1EA9 2 (1803) OR/11/FIC 03/19/73C 19.0 CPPR-99 C40-c? s9% 76. Sum =ta L 10970) 06/10/FIC 03/21/710 20.7 CPPR-94 q>0-09'?? FF. 5HU1[HA= 10 61 *i l 05/15/6?C 04/14/730 58.9 CPPR-9) Dic-00163 79 peaufG R!vfA (1370) %/01/FOC O f /10/ 7 3C 37.3 CPPR-90 0$9-005F9 F1 LA54Lif 1 0. tLOFai it/m3/F70 09/10/73C 34 2 CPPR-9?tino C 5 0 - 0 0161 90. %AN ONIF*l 2 C 1 (11401 06/01/70(. 10/19/730 40.5 CPPR-9FC9R 050-00197 91. 5U560FHANNA 1 ', 2 (1050) 04/01/FIC 11/02/T30 11 0 CPPR-10ltt02 040-03167 82. e alt L Y l (0645. OP/24/FOC ns/31/74C 44.2 CPPR-104 040-7341/ 95 6L AWE 9 VtLL[Y / (79528 10/27/F2C 05/OS/74C 18.4 CPPR-105 0$ 0 ^14 41 54 Li*tw(CR 1 02 119651 02/?F/70C 06/19/74C 51.7 CPPR-106Cl07 049-7041r 95. NINE elLF POINI 2 (1099) 06/15/72; 06/24/F4C 24 3 CPPR-112 %0 ^q474 PS. viatt E 1 L2 ( 111 il 02/1t/730 06/29/74C 16.5

CPF4-108,101.1tc.111 0$0-97*04 MF.

NM f H A 41 A 3 L4 (030Fl 09/14/110 0 7/26/ 74C 34.3 (ppa-114Lil5 40-004/5 "9 MILT 57)N" 3 (1158,9 r?/10/ F 50 08/01/740 17.9 CPPR-113 140-004to n?. Ga A ta,ul F 1 t 2 112531 ti/17/F2C 01/ 04 / 74C 21.5 CPDR-Ll6&l17 010-09344 10. Hi'Pr CREFr 1 62 I t oo l) n2// F/ FOC 11/04/74C 56 2 CPPR-1206121 053-0019/ 11. u n t [ R F ile S {1li1) !?/11/70C 11/14/74C 46.8 CPPR-103 0 4 'J - 90 4 4 5 12. Cap.tNCHE PLAK 1 0 2 11150) 07/2C/F3C L2/19/74C 16.9 C PPR-126 C l2 7 350-01494 95. 5J9IV l C4 108593 OS/21/73C 12/20/74C 18.7

C P PR-124 t t 2 5 057-00449 14 e,tti asrc t 2 t ili,i c e. / 7 i / 7 3C i2/24/740 t8 1 CPPP-t22ci23 04 3-?C4 t l 95 C Af Anna 1 6 2 (((Sil

[C/2F/F2C n3/07/75C 33.3 CPPR-116Cl!7 031-0041* 96. SnulH TEVA 5 i L/ 182301 nr/r5/74L 12 /22/ 75C 17.5 CPPR-128El29 040-0046L 97 = A SH ! v, inn N BC L E A R 1 (12tal 10/19/FlC 12/24/7'>C 26.2 CPPR-134 040-00456 19 4Ritum10D 1 6 / (1120) 09/20/FSC 12/ll/75C 27.3 CPPR-192(13 3 04"-004S4 11 HyduN 1 t 2 (1120) 09/27/Flc 12/31/750 27.3 CPPR-1300131 0 % -00*63 100. LLl1TO1 1 L2 (0 # 19 ) 10/43/Flc 02/24/F6C 27.8 CPPR-137Ct3R 950-nC 4F i 101. CallawAv 1 &2 (112n) 06/21/F40 04/16/760 21.8 C P P R -131014 0 04C-09519 102. P AL O WE4Di 1.2.5 112991 a0/0F/F4t 04/25/760 19 6 CPPR-141,142Cl43 040-03445 105 S t A A 4 0M t L / (12101 07/09/F1C 07/07/760 35.9 CPPR-195Ll36 05)-0045R 104 glyER 8(NO 1 &2 (01143 09/24/130 0 3/25 / 77C 42.0 CPPR-145El46 050-00589 51 LUCit 2 10R133 05/15/73C 05/02/77C 47.5 CPPR-144 s 050-00440 l'8 PIRRY l C 2 11235) 06/2 5/ 73C 05/Ol/ F FC 46 2 CPPR-148114J 040-00548 1* HA4f svittE I -4 112l5) 11/22/74C 05/09/77C 29.5 CPPR-150,151,152,15; 050-00441 13 motF CPETn i (11501 07/26/F4C 05/17/7FC 33.y CPPR-147 110-004a5 107 5 f f 3L I G t (11501 06/21/F=C 09/Ol/77C 39.3 CPPR-156 0%0-00484 II: TVRCNE 1 (11501 og/2 9/ 74C t2/27/77C 39.1 CPPR-157 050-09491 11 CHfRCrEE I.2.3 11290) 05/24/74C 12/30/77C 43.2 CPPR-167,160,169 053-03s53 112. PHIPPS BrND 1 C 2 (12331 tt/07/75C Ot/16/78C 26.3 CPPR-162,163 Os3-C24C0 11 1. HARRIS 1.2.3.4 (09001 09/17/71C 01/27/78C 76.3 CPPR-158,159.160,161 C50-0051 % tie. m&5HIN", ION NUCLEAR 4 {1218) 10/t*/730 02/21/78C 52.1 CPPR-174 C50-C W 6 115 MARPLF HILL 1 5 09/11/75; 04/04/78C 30.8 CPPR-170. 171 7 0 ',0 - C 0 5 0 m IIA. w AsulNr f( N NUCtfAR 1 L5 08/02/F4C 04/11/ 78C 44.3 CPPR-154, 155

UlfTS 3 & 4 CANCELLED
*"1175 3 & 4 CANCELLED AVERACES BV FISCAL YEAR g

Year _ Md (inMonths), FY 1971 6 21.7 FY 1972 0 0 TV 1973 11 32.6 TY 1974 9 33.1 FY 1975 8 23.8 TY 1976 9 2E.3 FY 1977 6 30.5 FY 1073 7 44.F*(12.st**

Includes Harris 1-4 delayed fosr years by applicant.
- eat m 5 HARRIS 1-4 s!NCE 1955.170 CON 5iWCTION PEm!TS HAVE BEEN !$5 FED.

3-3

DAT A FOR TH4 MONTH OF APRIL.1978 AVERAGE DURATION FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONSTRUCTION DUR A TIONS IN MONTHS 10s f\\ e, \\ /.%. l Y \\ AVE R. DUR ATION FOR 80 -

j,er

~ ~ - - h. ,,s. ,,. j %,e ALL UNITS. j N/ j AVt R DUR ATION FOR g y F 1R$I UNIT ===. ,.,31 60 - t/ .Y .l 40 - ACTUAL e e CALENDAR YEAR 1970 1$71 1972 1973 1914 19'75 1976 1971 1918 19/9 1980 19'81 19'82 AVE R DUR ATION 80R ALL UNITS 47 en es 70 71 7e e7 ,o e e se s2 as AVE R. DURATION FOR FIRST UNIT 47 ss ss 70 se e9 foi as a3 83 82 79

4 CALENDAR YEAR 1977 START FLO PFRCENT TYPF C04 5 7 RU. **

FACILITY CON S TR UC il 04 E5flwATE C048 TETE REACTOR MwE OuRATION Davis-BE5SE 1 09-10-70 04 7 7C 100t PhR 906 79.3 FARLEY l 10-00-70 06-25-77C ICOI PWR R29 80.8 40RTH ANNA 1 12-08-69 10-31-FFC 1001 PWR 907 94.R COOK 2 01-25-69 12 7 7C 1068 PWR 1060 164.9 AVES 926 AVE. 90.0 CALENDAR VEAR 1978 - PROJECTED DUR ATIONS $1%RI FLD PtRCENT TYPE CONSTRU. *e (ACILITY ("N5?Rutt I CN L5f f *ATF C r.mPL E T F. RrACTOR PhE DURAllON THArt MILE ISL AND / O 2 - J 1 -51 01-01-70C 1003 PWR 906 137.3 HATCH 2 C ).01 ' b C5-01-74 991 PWR 795 116.0 s 44KANSA5 2 05-15-71 +06-05-78 99E PWR 912 84.7 OlASLJ CANVEN 1 06-14-$8 09-00-79 9JE PwR 1084 121.5 "; t'.U I R C 1 04-01-71 12-04-79 858 PhR 1180 92.1 Nu't f H ANNA 2 12-C*-$9 12-22-78 931 PmR 943 108.5 AVE

970 AVE = 135.3
Indicates the first unit of a multi-unit application er single unit applicatiM.
- !n Calendar Months
Indicates a change in tN info'vation from the previous reporting period 3-4

AVERAGE DURATION FOR NUCLLAR POWER PLANT CONSTRUCTION m,n,Num,nomtv,ws em CALENDAR TEAR 1979 - PROJECTED DUR ATluNS STAR

Fto prRCENr IvPE

OgstRu. **

FACttilY C0451'UC1104 E5fluATE ComPtETE REACTOR MWE DUR AT ION %.V Of %H I O i-US-6 9 01-01-T)

844 PhR 1140 115.9 T'! A P t 1 C ANVL1.

06-14-68 02-00-74 941 Pwe 1106 12F.5 t A '. h t '. J t-a t -6 9 U1 01-73

91%

PhR 1115 833.0 '. A t r a t 10-10-F1 O n F 3

665 PhR 1018 64.7 Fira * !

ns-CI-F1 06-00-F9 848 twt 810 96.0 W4f's SA3 1 e 7: 15-F5 Cf. 13 195 PWR 1865 F6.5 % ! Cvf tH / O i- )5-6 7 Op-01-19 7tt PwR 1t40 123.9

U W M' d I (4-12-11 11-90-79
Fit PhR 900 F7.6 H t t e F I Nil 1 0

01-t?-F4 12-r0-19 59t PwR 1215 62.4 r g at c y j g o-ao. F 0 t/-15-F1 Sit par 821 110.5 AVE =1052 AVE = 9".0 CALENDAR YEAR 1980 - PROJECTED DURAT10NS sfAmi FLO Pf RCE NT TYPE CGNSTRU. ** f 4 Cit t1V t.nNSIRutilLN 95flmAff C '1*PL E f f REACIOR PwE DURATICN ENtit7 IiRFI 2 06-01 61 01-01-90

635 Pak till 12T.0 5 4 *. O'd C F 4 : /

O l ')4 - 14 Oi-t9-SG 60% PWM

I40 F1.5 L AS H tt 2 09-01-F2 03-01-50
541 ShR

.0F8 91 0 W A T I '. bat ? OI-15-F3 09-01-90 608 PWR 1165 85.5 5 HC Ot a.M I l.11 - 1/ 01-01-80

Tot Swa 954 88.0 W15Hl1wlON YtCt ( SU 2 06-2r-F2 01-15-80 604 Ewa 1103 92.6

% 5 '.U* H ANU 1 11 ':5-71 05 *1-aC

64%

OWR 1052 77.9 SWTH frX45 I t' a F 5 05-10-80 543 PhR 1250 56.3 r ow &NC M p;4< l 12-01-74 08-01-80

$44 PhR 1150 68.0 at li te i: Nit 09-17-14 C9-00-4C 421 PhR 1235 Ft.4 es a NC Sutt 1 05-04-14 10-01-80 tit PhR 1250 76.9 accut4' 2 04-01-F1 80-10-83 601 PhR tt80 114.S hAltPICRD 1 12-)l-F4 11-00-80
425 PhR 1165 Fl.0

"!LLA4J 2 C6-15-F3 Il-00-Sn

46%

PwR 818 88.5 CALENDAR YEAR 1981 - PROJECTED DURAtl0NS ave.1112 AvF= 84.3 afART F10 PE RCE NT TYPF CONSTRU. ** FitILITY U%5 f e ut i l hN E511MA1E CD4ptETE REACIOR

WE DORAft04

( A! aw' A 1 06-16-14 02-00-81 265 PWR 1145 79.5 aV*tN I C6-Cl-F5 03-01-91

36%

PhR 1120 69.0 ft1Ala 1 10- W F5 04-01-61 + 29% BWR 950 65.8 a.t a l De i't' D I 09-01-F5 05-00-81 + 285 Put 1820 69.0 t\\N ONLINt 5 0 3- %- F 4 03-11-31 49% PwR 1140 86.2 pt44v 1 13-21-14 05-10-81

201 Ewp 1205 79.3 UATH TE X 45 2 11 11-75 10-13-81 085 PWR 1250 F2.0 plitASC 1 05-15-73 11-00-81
403 PhR 492 100.5 P t10 VFRCE 1 05-OL-F6 11-01-81 22%

PwR 1270

5.0 SL Wu' O AN*.4 2 11-%- F i 11-01-31
468 BwR 1052 45.9 NW ht AN1A l OF-11-72 11-08-81 07%

PhR 907 !!2.0 " t %.N 4 vat t r Y 2 C)-04-14 12-3C-81

181 PhR 852 91.9 AVE *1042 AVE =

82.2 C7LENDAR TEAR 1982 - PROJECTED DURATIONS sfART stD PERCENT TYPE CCNSTRU. ** FACittfy 0 9 511u0f10N 1513 *4 TF COMPL E TE REACTOR MwE DURailDN HAMT%ditLL 4-1 04-26-75 01-01-82 075 BwR 1205 70.2

f. \\ t t A a *. Y l Cl-01-F6 C4-01-82

+ 181 PWR 1150 75.0 nd a l Dw lTD 2 04-01-F5 05-00-82 23% PwR 1820 81.0

fuCN 2 0F-01-F5 05-00-82 105 PwR 1120 82.0 w nHIN'TJN Nu;tlA4 1 06-04-F5 06-01-82 075 PWR 1267 81.9 C n t sw!, A 2 06-16-74 09-01-82 23%
WR 1145 97.5 (O *S N" M Pt AM i 12-01-74 08-01-82
16%

PwR 1150 92.0 HART 5dlLLE 4-1 04-26-F6 01-01-82 075 BhR 1205 76.2 %' APR lLR 1 OF-08-16 01-01-82

14%

PwR (194 73.8 d;LF C *f f R I 07-05-FF 10-01-92 Ilt PWR 1150 62.9 tlw;41CR 1 0 00-31-70 10-01-82

428 EwR 1065 146.0

%I Lu IE 2 06-10-F6 10-11-32 005 PWR 842 76.7 N"4IH AN1% 4 OF-OL-F2 Il-01-32 04% PWR 907 125.0

itiv 2 10-11-74 12-10-d2 09%

PwR 1205 98.3

Indicates the first unit of a multi-unit application or single unit application.
- In Calendar Months

+ Indicates a change in the information fran the previous reporting period 3-5

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION THE MRID BLACK LINE ON THIS CHART SHOWS THE TOTAL NUMBE R OF NUCLE AR POWE R PL ANTS. IN UNITS, CURRENTLY AUTHOHill D CONS 1RUCTION ACTIVITY IEITHE R lWA OR CP). THF DOTTED LINE PLOYS F UTURE CONST RUCTION AUTHORI-DAT A AS OF M AY 26,1978 IATIONS. MINUS THOSE UNITS PROJECTE D TO RECEIVE AN OL AND THE DASHED LINE SHOWS UN115 ACTUALLY E NGAGE D IN CONSTRUCilVN = - F Y 1979 - FY 1973 m,2 120-I AUTHORilATlONS GR ANT E D AC1UAL LY UNDE R CONS 1RUCilON --- FUTURE AUTHORllATIONS 115-110 105-100-95 - 90 - e SS -

N

/ ~_.__ / / / / 80 - f-~ / / / / / / 73 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SE P i B H JL auG ) 70 AUT HORel A TIONS e m 93 e3 M M N 94 1985 N' 1991 Mi MOZ H01) (gen imp m) 198) IN E F F ECT ANE ESitMATE E* 76 7s 80 W 85 M 84 84 UN ER CONST RUCTION.

lN UNITS t LWA S & CFS IN E F F ECT.

36

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION c.,,-,, ,-R-9 IlWITED WORK AUTHORIZATION OR CONSTHUCTION pef 4MIT GRANTED ACTIVtLY USDER roNSTRCCTION

C O '. 5 T R U C T I O N IRALTIVE F A( ! L I T Y AUTH. DATE FACILITY AUTH. DATE CALLAWAY 2 08-14-75 ARKANSAS 2 12 2 CLINTON 2 LO-01-71 BAILLY I 05-01-74 DAVIS EESSE 2 6 3 12 l's BEAVFN V A L I. E Y 2 05-03-74 MILLSTONE 3 06-05-;4 BLLLff>ETE ! 6 6

09-17-74 NORTH ANNA 36 4 07-16-74 BRAloWOOD 1 6 2 01-13-75 FALO VERDE 3 05-25-76 BYkat i 6 2 12-13-74 STERLING 1 09-01-77 CALLAWAY I 08-14-75 Y U" I ~ 7"II CATAWBA 1 6 2 05-16-74 C HikOR E E 1 2, 3 05-28-76 (LINTON I 10401-75 COMA 4CHE FEAK ! 6 2 10-11-14 DIABLO CANYON I 04-2 3-6 A DIARLO CANYON 2 12-09-70

AUTHORIZED 80T NOT UNDER CONSTRUCTION - 10 U N I T S FARLEY 2 08-1b-72 FERM1 2 09-27-72 F O R R y l, RIVER 0?-10-13 GRA4D GULF 1 6 2 05-03-74 HARRIS 1 2,

3, 4 01 01-74 HARTSVILLE I.2.3.4 06-22-76 HATCH 2 12-27-72 HOPE tREEN 4 6 ' 11-04-74 LASALLE 1 6 2 09-10-73 LIMERIrt I 6 2 06-19-74 MARSLE MILL 1 6 2 OA-24-77 MCGUIRE ! 6 2 02-23-73 MIDLA%D 1 6 2 12-15-72 NINF. MILE FOINT 2 06-24-74 NORTH ANNA 2 02-19-71 FALO VERDE 1 6 2 05-25-76 PERRY I & 2 10-24-7+ PHIFFS BEND 1 6 2 10-18-77 k1VER BFND l 6 2 09-05-75 ST. LUCIE 2 03-17-75 SALFM 2 09-25-68 SAN ONvFRE 2 6 3 10-ta-73 SFABROOK I 6 2 07-07-76 SkQUOYAH ! 6 2 05-27-70 5HOREMAM 04-14-73 SOUTH TEXAS I 4 2 08-12-75 SLMMER 1 03-21-7) 5USQUEHANNA 1 & 2 11-02-i3 V0GTLE 1 6 2 06-28-74 WFFS$ 1 08-01-75 WFFSS 2 03-19-73 WFFSS 4 08-01-75 bFFSS 3 4 5 04-08-77 WATERFORD 3 05-14-74 WATTS BAR l 6 2 01-23-7J WOLF CREEK 01-24-77 TELLOW CREEK 1 6 2 02-09-78 2IMMER I 10-27-72 TOTAL - 54 3-7

SECTION IV OPERATING LICENSE APPLICATIONS UNDER NRC REVIEW

OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST (CUMULMIVEllCENSED FACILITIES AND PR01ECTED OL ADDIT 10NSIN FY 77/$ DATA ASOF: May 26,1978 DE SC RIPTION. F Y 1978 2 F Y 1979 i THIS CHARY REPRESENTS 182) j."*-.----=""- THE CURRENT CUMUL A. TIVE NUMBER OF ACTUAL - so l OPE R ATING LICENSE (7si / (77) ISSUANCE & (50 LID LINEI / p #, -.p.== ~ AND ESTIMATED ISSUANCES I (DOTTE D LINE) DURING f FISCAL YE ARS 1978 AND . yo " " ~ ~,, = = - - - - =

_.

-k" 1979, AS COMPARED TO THE g (70) PROJECTION MADE ON OCT. I OBE R 1,1977 (DASHED -~ L IN E ). NUMBER $ IN PAREN-Net OL I <rease I THESES REFLECT THE en F Y 168 - 2 l - so LATEST ESilMATE BEYOND g 1 THE CURRENT MONTH. 1 LEGEND' _ go i :: /? > ut c at ACTU AL COMPLETl045 i I L ATEST ESTlWATE f[( ("y [ f[p TOTAL l U OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP u M / 7 I mi f N;T P f VnWi 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 3 2 0 1 3 2 0 0 1 1: L ATEST ESTW ATE OY MC%TH 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 (1) (1) (0) (0) (0) (1) (2) (3) (1) (0) (12) t :.u n A ! =/I h P1// F om r A,' tib 66 67 68 09 69 70 70 70 73 75 75 76 79 81 81 81 82 82 CLWVL A71VE L ATE 57 EST:VATE 65 6G 67 67 68 68 68 68 (69) (70) (70) (70) (70) (71) (73) (76) (77) (77) (77) F Y 1977 VS JUNE 1976 FORECAST ~ SUMMAR Y: - 7s M Three OL's have been issued to date in FY 1978, representing 75% of the 10/1/77 forecast. ,,, 7 9 h '~~ ~ rive OL's are estimated to be issued in FY 1978, representing 50% of t:w 10/1/77 forecast. w 12 OL's are estern.ted to be issued during FY 1978 and 1979, representing 71% of the 10/1/77 forecasts -%0 onst stCCt3 inien 70unist GUAmfle QWa#f f R Guanten Quanten FORECAST

10/01/77 PANEL APPLICATION ESTIMATE E STIM ATE FY 1918 N., d T ** ANNA 1 6944) 11/30/?7 11l25 ' 7 7 C ua 2 (1100)

E l/I S/ 78 12/21/770 TnA.[ "!Li ! st.1ND 2 10 9 M l 12/15/77 C2/08/7PC H A T L 'i ' ( !' 7 9 2 ) 14/01/f8 05/19/78* A t h 41 *,t t 2 (01121 02/15/79 07/00/78 FY 1979 Ola.M C CRNvrN t ( 1 M41 03/21/78 17/01/70 e..A ! H ANNA 2 law 71 07/0l/78 03/00/79 O!APio C4Nv01 ' (11061 08/21/FR 03/00/79 M ACveo I (l1441 07/30/79 04/00/79 P C'N I C ? !!!8]l 12/01/78 04/00/79 5ALF" 2 (1115) 02/03/79 05/00/79 l l W' c 9 L 17P10) 07/10/78 07/00/79 BEYOND FY 1979 solouvao ' 111981 11/1C/76 0?/00/80 L 15 \\i L Y l !!)7?) 03/10/79 03/00/80 .ATTS SAS i itir71 12/35/79 09/00/80 F idt EY 2 10*21) 12/15/79 12/15/80 mATIS EAS ' It;7F 09/05/79 06/00/81

DATES REFLECT THF DINGS OF THE WORKLOAD FORECAST PANEL EXCEPT IN CASES WHERE TH..vRKLOAD FORECAST PANE L ESTIMATE IS PAST DUE.

IN THOSE CASES, THE CURRENT ESTIMATE IS SUBSTITUTED. HATCH 2 WAS 4 ESTIMATED FOR 4/78.

ELECTRICAL POWER FORECAST DATA AS OF: MAY 26,1978 DESC RIP Tf 0N. ~ FY 1978

h

py ig79 64.520 MWe /~~~~~'f. THIS CH ART REPRESENTS s THE CURRENT CUMUL A g / / TIVE AUTHORilED MWe - 41 0 / (5OLID LINE) AND ESTIMA. TED ADDITIONS (DOTTED l / LINEl FOR FISCAL YE ARS _g, / l / ($g,jgy gw ) 1978 AND 1979. AS COM-5 PARED TO THE PROJECTION 56.816 Mwe M ADE ON OCTOBER 1.1977 p - -J ' e . sy (DASHED LINE). NUMBE RS IN / l / PARf NTHESES REPRESENT - 65 THE L hTEST ESTIMATE / I

/

~ / I BEYOND THE CURRENT NTH - 53 / /

1==--==***

____j ,- t 151,837 MWe) ,s, l /p', / l LEGEND-11 M 717 0 hic A? p#, 1 g ACTUAL COMPtt T80N5 l L ATIST ESl*4TE ~ ~ -. l OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP f[ { g," TOTAL 1.,0111 f JH CLT F ( V:)N f H t 0 .907 906 LO6 .912 0 .795 0 0 2.87 2.19 0 1.15 3 19 2.19 0 0 1.18 17.3 [ ATIST ESTIMATE 8Y MONTH t 0 0 1.10 0 .91 0 .944 0 (.795) (.912) 10) (0) (0) (1 08) (2.01) (144) ( 81) (0) (12.0) d.vut Af r,L 10 9171 $ 0H CAST f 412 43.1 49 0 50 1 51.0 51 0 51 8 51 8 51 8 54 6 56.8 56 8 58.0 61.2 G3.3 63.3 63.3 64.5 64 5 CUWutATIVE L ATi$T ESTEM ATI t 47 2 47.2 48.3 48.3 49.2 49.2 50 1 50.1 (50.9) (51.8) (51.8) (51 8) (51.81 (52.91 (54 9) (58 4) (59.2) (59.2) (59.2) FY 1977 VS JUNE 1976 FORECAST SUMM AR V: _g. NOTES. 2.910 MWe have beer, added thus far m FY 1978, repreenting 64% 32 of the 104177 forecast. flN THOUSANDS ~ p# 51,837 cumulative M1Ve are forecast to tie autnonied by the end of 47 7 'Y 1978. reposentmg 91% of the 10 0177 forecast. 59,187 cumulative haWe are forecast to tw authonzed by the end of F Y 19/9. reprewntmg fe2% of tiw 10 0177 forecast. Fe A5 F StC040 T HI R O fourth oua zrra cuantes cuante n Ova # FE R F APPLICATION 1401 77 CURRENT ESTIMATE ESTIMATE FY 1978 C t.C M 2 (11(c) ot-g3_y8 12-23-77C TH8Et P1t6 itL AT ? (*M) [y.15-77 02-C b78C W1H LN1A 1 (#44) 11-30-77 04 78C eA1CH 2 ( F P, ) 05-gc-78 C5-29-79 ihKANLPS (112) 02-15-78 07-00-78 F Y 1979 CIAftr CANvnN I CIAFtC Ct.NfCN ' (la%) 08-21-79 12-01-78 ( 1 1 * *, ) 08-21-78 03-C b 79 NuqTH %NA 2 I s": 7 ) 07-01-78 03-00-T9 PC J,U t 9 E I IIl'0) It-01-78 04-00-79 SiwL'C.AH I (1142) 07-30-78 04-CO-79 $ ALE P 2 (1115) C2-03-79 05-00-i9 /3rrie 1 ( a l'M 07-30-78 OT-00-71 BEYOND FY 1979 2:CUCYis ? 1116P1 11-50-79 02-00-80 L t s AL LE I (1C791 03-10-79 03-CO-80 hATT5 EAA I (It'?! 12-05-78 09-00-80 FAMLEY 2 (#21) 12-15-FM 12-15-80 hiTf5 PER 2 (1171) 0 9-C 9 - 7 'd 06-00-81 ' DATES REFLECT THE FINDINGS OF THE WORKLOAD FORECAST PANEt 44

LICENSING STATUS-OPERATING LICENSES DATA AS OF : way a ma * - ?$ h. / a.+~ .~ r g m +W g% & u ~ r o [ ArruCAil0F %L APPdCAil0HS] [ [ M g .\\%ymsnoun, ' una win.', gjg p;g Fe 1775 BE tt f f CNTF 1 L 2 9 CQMMAN(HC PEAR R&2 AeEAN$A$ 2 - --~ ~#- '.U $Qut H ANN A 1 C2 ettLEFCNYf L -1 ',R AND GUL F 1 C2 BF.L L E F CNT E 2 -X $0UIH IfRAS 1 E2 C 084 A 1CHf PEAR 6 -A -X WAftRFORJ 3 COMANCHE PEAK 2 DIASLO CANYCN 1 --~ ~~- '-I- ~~-- ' - - ~ '- I FV 1979 OlABLC CANYCN 2 --~~ --A- ~~-- RtRRY l &2 FAaLEv 2 '--~~ - * * ~ - - ~ CA1AhBA L L 2 Ffppt 2 --4-- --~ -I --I~ ~ ~ - ' ~~~~ ~~~" CLINICN l &2 HATCH 2 ~~~~ mARBLF HILL LL2 LA$ALLE L -~~~- --A- - - ~ ~ -*1 EfAVER VALLtY 2 LASALLE 2 -X- "I CALLAWAf 1 & 2 pCGylRE 1 " - - -"~ -~~ ~-I ,qcyggg y --A fY 1950 m!CLANC 1 -X- -~ BR a l C hCCD 1L2 plCLAND 2 'I-BYRON I L/ NSRTH ANNA 2 "~ ^"- ' - " ~~~- ~ , NORIH ANNA 1 E

S AL EM 2

- - ' ~ "X- ~ ~ ~ ---- -X PAL C VE ROF l.2e3 LAN ONCFRf 2 -X $fAPRCCK 1 02 5AN CNCFRf 3

K-

-~~~ -I HARi$VILLE A1,A2,P1 12 $tcugyAH I --K- -A hCLF CBI E R 1 $l4UOYAH 2 -- X - -X NINE m!LE POINT 2 $HORfHam - " " ~ ~~-* ~~I- - * - ~ ~--" --~~~ $tpwCR I --K- ---~ ~8 py 1931 wpp$$ 2 -X-- --X 'DRKfC plVER Wafts FAR I - - - ^ -X- ~~-- ~~X --N~

~

ST. L UC IE 2 uATTS BAR 2 LimtMICK 1 & 2 ripute 1 --X-- --I RivfR BEND 1 L2 mA$HlhGTCN NUCLEAR CbERouft le 2e 3 PHIPP5 EfMD 1C 2 8Y 1982 HOPE CaffK I L2 fvMONE l $ffRLING I WOGTLE 1 C 2 8AILLY l WASHINGTON NUCLEAR FY 19 f13 "lLL51CNE 3 l HARRI$ 1.2.3.4 FY 1984 hASHINGTON NUC l C Tr T A e ' 19 A P Pq. l f. A T I ON N ? 4 4 1 4 6 1 4 4 0 ZE v.4I, 3 7 6 3 5 9 6 4 0 4-4

FORTHCOMINGEVENTS 0PERATINGLICENSES ""5 ' ~ 25. 'm k ry 78 W FY 74 'al NOV f0EC lJAN lF E8 l PAR lAPR %A f lJUN (JUL !Av0 l5E P l0CT INOV CEC lJAN ffE8 hAR APR lwAf lJLJNJUL AUG SEP fAC!Liff JCT g i i

1. C00m 2 g!$50EC 12 23- '7 l

l

2. TN9EE PILE !$t AND 2 44

_a !"$LEC C2 08- '9 04-ht-7 l 8

3. 10RTN ANNA 1 n_J,_

__a 15'JE D I I l l

4. MAfCM 2 4_.

_ _4

6. AA*ANSAS 2 3

.____4 l g

6. DIP 3LO CANf0N 1 f

_4, 1

7. Olaste CANr0N 2 1

1 p_)___ ._{__

e. Naufm A wa 2 I

' __ _ _ p _ _} _ _ __g__- __a __,6

9. PC30!PE 1 p

p__ __b__ _ _ _a _ _ __a - -. - __a

10. StGVOYAM i i

1__ 11 5 Al E M 2 l l l

12. !!PMtR !

__ms-, __p-- -_<L a 3. $E Qu0fRM 2 i I --.9-- - _ [_ _ - w_4__

14. LASALLE 1 l

I 1

15. WATi$ 84R 1

$ _I

16. F ARL E Y 2 9

+ 9. _ q-

17. WATTS BAR 2 i

I i i l 1577 M: 1918 -

=. ru 1979 M

LEGEND g 10'01/77 BASE LINE PROJECTION FACILITY 1C/01/77 FCRECAST tS$ BED VARIA* ICE ~ ~ #2 CU R R E N T PDD s.u r n w. A g ggf,C/77 11/26/77 e t, rAv$ i CICR 7

t/l 12/21/FF

21 AVS C IMPROVED SCHEDUtf c 7 f,3 / 'a g wgtt gj3g 7 7f;3 a*,.gfy*

_g (gy5 F G R f H C0# ING E V E N I $-CP E 9 A T I NG L I C E N $ E 5 ,in t s -yggt p.c p;n "lat. (f*

,fest 6 3 it,e,

,s ,3,r ., n g r s. ARMANsA5 2 07/0t/79 CC=PLETE 07/00/79 -1 clapt.C CANv01 1 07/21/79 Cn*PttfE 12/01/78 5 -?- DIAPtr CANyrN ' 01/;1/18 CC*PtETE C1/00/71 FARLEY 2 (CPPLEff ,CC*PLffE 12/15/40 -1.' eAi[H 2 05/16/78 CD*PL E TE 05/24/TR 1;. ) LaSAtti 1 1L/1F/78 C9/21/FH C1/CO/87 i i "C % Io! l 09/11/73 (C*PLETF C6/00/74 - 1 8.. Nr R T H A%4 2 CJ*PLtfE CC*PLETE 03/C0/T1 1 -t. 2 Att r 2 12/01/79 (C*SLETE 15/09/F7 -a.1 LICUCDAH I 01/15/?9 Cf.* PL E T E 04/00/79 t -1s." 5 F Guc y t.H Ol/15/T7 CCSPLETE 02/00/83 -/1.0 waffi B A't 1 01/16/F7 17/01/F3 01/00/80 -lJ.0 harTL Rae 2 01/53/79 12/01/78 06/00/81 -l'.c 21*Pr4 1 12/27/75 CC*dLETE OT/C0/77 o 4-5

SECTION V - CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS & SPEC lAL PROJECTS UNDER N

CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION FORECAST _ o^'^ ^5 o': "^v 2* '"' F Y 1979 DESCR6PTION: F Y 1978

,2 NUMBE RS IN UNITS g

is -m THIS CHan T SHOW5 THE OCTO ~ ~" I sER 1.1977 FORE CAST OF CLeeULAftvt UNITS PfiOJECTED - aa g 32 TO BE AUTHORilED 70 61 ART - as l 30 27 _ CONSTRUCTION THRoucH FY 1913 Areo y v 19191DASHE D p===='~ 3' yy g p #, _ _ _ _,, # 24 l 38 UNfl THE SOLID BLACK LINE REPRE SENTS THE ACTUAL - as r , n CONSTRUCTION ST ARTS TO _n 0 DATE THE DOTTED LINE / ~ 38 SHOWS THE LATEST CUMULA / I (18)

#8

/ '8 g TIVE EsfiMATE. ISSUANCE 80 p#p gg DA T E S ARE FOR LW A UNLE SS ,,,g l .. = * * * * * * * * *

======""*#,,8*,, ~ esO LWA IS ANTICIPATED,IN 1 WHsCH CASE CP IEEUANCE DA TE IS USE D. 13 .....-*=3** ~ 83 p#j p no LEGEND: -s / g e __[ g 10 01 17F OM C AST, / I ~ ACTL AL COMPLE TIONS L ATEST ESTIMATE 8 ~ ~ OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OV JAN R AY SEP 1301 71 FCetCAST 8Y VONTH b 0 4 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 2 3 3 0 0 2 0 0 27 L ATEST ESTIMATE BY MONTH 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 (5) (2) (0) (0) (3) (0) (0) (0) (1) (2) (18) (UVJL ATivt 100177 t 0 HEC AST 5 5 9 11 13 13 13 13 15 17 19 22 25 25 25 27 27 27 27 CUWi!LA7!VE L Af tST ESilM ATE 2 2 3 3 5 5 5 b 18 0) (12) q12) (12) (15) (15b (15) (15) (16) (18) (18) FY 1977 VS JUNE 19.~6 FORECAST - si /' NOTES:

SUMMARY

/ UNITS N!S: Not scheduled AU R D / N/A. Milestone or Schedule Termmated R 5 AUTHORIZED TO DATE 38%OF FORECAST 8 / a

==*"e (12) BY END OF FY 1978 554 OF FORECAST Fe ast 580040 I Ni R O 59ueTN (18) BY END OF FY 1974 67% OF FORECAST evaarEn cuantaa cuanTf A cuanTEg 10s t/77 LATEST APPLICATIONS (MWe) FORECAST ESTIMATE FY 1978 PHIPPS ofND & 6 2 (12359 10/06/77 10/18/77C '7YRONE 11150) 12/09/77 12 /2 7/ T 7C VELLOW CREEK 1& 2 (12053 02/02/78 02/01/7e(

JAPFSPORY 1 C 7 111501 10/15/77 06/29/78
PERKINS 1e2.3 (17351 12/3C/77 06/30/78 BLACK FCM i 52 t41503 01/06/78 07/07/79 FY 1979
At t f NS CSEEk 1 111501 10/02/78 11/03/78 ERIF 1 E 2 (1260) 09/15/78 11/17/78

'G9EENT CrUNTY 11191) 09/08/78 07/09/79 'NEw EN% 4ND 1

f. 2 (1153) 05/01/79 09/01/79 NOT SCHEDULED

PAvrN 1 &2 109C3)

N/S N/5

itGR1H 2 (1100) 10/13/77 N/S SMAG!T 1 &2 11277) 06/06/78 N/5

AllLNTIC 1 & 2 11150) 07/21/78 N/S PtPPLE 5 8 R I Nr,5 1 C2.1260) 08/CO/78 N/S SLNCESER' I t2 1017+ l 11/02/78 N/5 5-2

LIMITEDWORK AUTHORIZATION FORECAST DATA AS OF: MAY 26,1978 D E SC hip flON F Y 19/8 F Y 1979 c,.ph si. Net Apphc.i.am. Not U-tm OCTO8f R 1977 FORECAST OF ~ ( e IHIS CH AR T SHOWS THE I CUMUL ATIVE LIMITF D WORK 8-

I

~~~~~~~~~~~]

AUTHORllATIONS tDASHE D 3p f LINT) TO BE ISSUE D THROUGH 7 F F Y 1978 AND F Y 1979 THE SOLIO BL ACK LINF RE PHE- /a SE NTS THE ACTijAL COMU -4 AU THORilATIONS ISSUE D, / ~ L ATIVE LIMITED WORK g I Ah,0 THE DOT TE D LINE SHOWS / THF L AT E ST CUMUL ATIVE / l Jn'E ~ ASWHi"d' TEST f l "^ g4; ~; I / PROJE C TlONS. ~ / I3I *. l .n / j 3 LEGEND j g t.) \\ 11 l M ( W.1 -n ---~~/ ^*' g ~ 3 ACTU AL COMPIE fl045 ~ l L ATE ST ilfl MATE I T DEC B APH AU OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP TOTAL V JA 31 ' ' '/ e di r x.r t r y:f N in 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 L/ TI f tsifv Af t BY USNTH 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 (0) (1) (0) (0) (1) (0) (0) (0) (0) (0) (4) ( t:v'a n t:,1 1ar n e cnt C A it 2 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 7* 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 LUMul ATis t I A T[sf (ST'*1 ATE 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 (2) (3) (2) (3) (4) 44) (4) '4 ) (4) (4) (4) FY 19/7 VS JUNE 1970 FORECAST -u NOTES:

SUMMARY

- 18

Two apphcations N/S m Forecmt were 2

COMPLETED TO DATE 50% OF FORECAST e=pcted to be granted LWA's by the s j close of F Y 1978, but are currently / not schedule. (3) BY END OF FY 1978 43% OF FORECAST jh") d N/S: Currently not scheduled (4) BY END OF FY 1979 50% OF FORECAST -a re ns t si t ou twee n ecuntu evaa r t a avsnita cuanten ovantin APPLIC AT ION (MWe) CURRENT FORECAST ESitMATE F Y 1978 (CP) PHIPPS bfND L6 2 (1233) 10/06/77 10/18/7FC (CP) YELLCW C9EER 1E (1300) 02/02/78 02/09/78C (rep atvw f: e t, ? I l l") 01/06/?8 07/07/78 F Y 1979 (Cat t4tt ! L 2 (176]) 09/15/78 11/17/78 NOT SCHEDULED e (CPt e'_ 'Lt a< t N P t J q i t 6 r. ) N/S N/S

(Col 2 x t. ;1 t t, 1 1277)

N/s N/5 If91 i'llad!* 5 (ll*C) li'/1 C / 7 7 N/S ICP1 R N ' c Y i .7 (:1741 11/02/76 N/S tcP) . ', N ' Y f i171 ) N/s N/S BEYOND FY 1979 5-3

LIMITEDWORK AUTHORIZATIONS ISSUED (LWA-l's AND LWA 2's ISSUED. DURATIONS ARE FROM ER DOCKETING DATE.) F DAT A AS OF: MAY 26.1978 fa Lwa-3 ELAP5CO Lwa-2 ELAP5fD APPLl'Af!ON C7CM(f(C 15 5 e( O

nNTHS 155UfD PONTH5 1.

GaAst GLLF 15 2 ll-t?-72 73 ',3-F4 17.5 07-14-74 41.9 2. waft 0FUac 3 al.lg-yg 05-14-r4 39.9 5. C4fA631 i L. IS-27-72 05-16-74 18.7 4 v0Gftt 1-4* 12-Il-Fi 05-?*-74 15.5 S.

ftLSFON! 1 02-t0-75 C6-J S-F4 15.1 6

RftL(FCNTF 1 9 1 06-/t-15 c1-1F-F4 14.a 7 Sut*Y l L4 37-14-F3 l o-t4-F4 12.6 A. Cr=AN(Hf Pfan i L 2 C7-23-73 (0-t7-74 14.9 10-1F-74 14.. 9 P!R4V L G/ C6-2S-F5 10-11-F4 15.9 C9-09 7%** 29.7 10. 978C' & 4 2 01-70-F3 ! ?- t i-F4 14.F 10-30-75 25.3 11. Atal0eCCD 1 & 2 01-?C-F3 01-13-F% 15.7 10-30-75 25.1 12. 57 LUstE 2 C6-11-75 01-17-7% 18.6 03-17-F5 19.6 11. =8855 t &4 C9-20-Fi 06-01-7) 23.1 09-01-7%*** 2 5. ) 14 Su"*ff 1 L2 08-16-7) 03-07-F4 25 3 15. SU'J T F IINAS 1 L 2 CF-CS-F4 C4-12-7$ 11.2 16. C4ttAwAV i C ? CF-lC-74 09-14-7% 13.7 17 EfWFR PEND I 2 r1-21-F3 C1-C3-75 23.4 14 CtINf01 1 L1 10-33-73 1C 'l-FS 23.1 19. CAvis HE55! / f. 1 09-C9-74 11 74 16.F 10 HARf5vlLLE l-4 01-19-74 G4 F6 19.5 12-??-76 27.1 21. CHE40 set t.2.3 06-28-F4 GS-?P-F6 25.0 07-24-77 25.C 11. n 'L F C#EFE C6-/t-74 01-/4-77 30.3 01-74-77 3C.1 13. mPP5 ) L 5 01-90-74 04 '8-7F

30. 5 14 84#ptt H!LL L G2 C9-it-F5 08-24-FF 23.4 (2-07-77 26.1 2S.

PHIPPS ofSO 1. 2 34-01-7F In-la-FF 19.6 le. VfLLCu CatFK l & 2 12-20-76 02-9-78 15.6

wnGftt 9 64 nC a F C 4 iC 8 t t f G Sv% 5r r,([ yt tr t na 155UANC[.
- PtuRY I 6 / wt5 544NITC 4N C sif * ' O LhA-? CN 12-41-75

&NC AN A* ENC"ENY CN MAY 12. 1976 %NC 5fPF 17e 1976. eestHE kPP55 1 Len 3 g2 w&5 t rit Nt C (lN UCiusta 2. 1976. eeeenPPS 3 & 5 Ga4%f tp AMENew[NI 10 g.a (% pay 10, 1977.

CONSTRUCTION PERM!TFORECAST DATA AS OF: MAY 26,1978 DE V RIP TION / " " " " " p j=***'" " 4 2I. FY19 I is c,.ph erHecte eswheat'aa*. aa* "'"" THIS CHART SHOWS THE ~" ..r OCTOBE M e,1917 FORICAST UF CUMUL ATlVE CONSTRUC t p* .n TION PE RMI TS (DASHID LINE) / I ~" ~ " PROJE CTE D TO RE ISSUE D t THROUGH F Y 1978 AND 1979. -u p g ~ '3 THE SOLID HL ACKLINE -u HEPRCSf NTS THE ACTUAL p I

CUMUL AllVE CONSTRUCTION

.1 'I II .t PE RMITS ISSUT D TD OAT E, I -M p q AND THE DOT TED LINE SHOWS _ e / e THE L ATEST CUMULATIVE I / ~, E sTIMA TE. NUMBf RS IN j""# t e PARENTHESES AHE LATEST PROJE CTIONS. / /_ g -s / / -b / s ( E c,E *.D / 4 !.1 / / t o n t e C T -3 / 3 a ACilJ AL COMPl[Il0NS -a / I

p,

.s t ATEST ESTIMATE e' l i OCT DEC FEB APR JUN AUG OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP ggiggt NOV JAN MAR MAY JUL SE P 1; ,1s(mirA_it< u lu i (; O 2 0 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 21 1 ATt si(St.YAf t By MONTH 0 0 2 2 1 0 2 O 42) (0) (1: (1) (1) (2) (1) (0) (1) (13 (17) (ti. At;,1 h a n F us ra;f 2 8 8 10 to li 12 13 15 16 17 19 19 19 21 21 21 21 CLYbl Afivt L Af f si t sfWATE O O 2 4 5 5 7 7 (9) 19) (10) (1 11 (12) (14y (15) (15) (16) (1/l (17) FY 1977 VS JUNE 19r6 FORECAST i' NOTES: SUMM AR Y: -is / g / p 7 COMPLETED TO DATE 58% OF FORECAST / / (11) BY END OF FY 1978 65% OF FORECAST ,/ e N lS-Currently not scheduled (17) BY END OF FY 1979 81% CF FORECAST N A: Schedule Teemmiated e f i us t tetoto imno econfu Ovanila Gunnit a Guatria Guanfra 1401 77 CURRENT APPLICATIONS (MWe) FORECAST ESTIMATE FISCAL YE AR 1978 Iv4. t : 13 'l !?/"1/77 12/77/77C 7 *** 1, ,) I!?d?l 11/14/77 12/4*/77 PHIPPS 65N3 1 E2 (12331 12/09/77 Ot/16/78C HA8AIS 1.2.3,4 (0900: 12/10/77 OL/27/7RC mASHINGION NJCLEAR 4 It?tB) 02/30/78 02/21/78C MAlc wfLL g r, (1 30) ggje4/77 ggf ggf 737 a a A ". a l NG ' * */ CLFAt 1 ". s (1.42) 12/q;/ 7 7 q4/gg/Te, J'*"\\37 I . (Lg;gt 10/15/77 06/2P/78 ,,, v g gr i,e,) I t ?n t 12/10/77 06/30/78 s. e t c saagy; I (12603 n'/00/73 09/04/7P v :Lr, y-v g (t/*.I O './ 21/ 7 'l OJ/21/7F FISCAL YEAR 1979 M _ 'I ' L). - 1 (11;?! 10/]2/79 11/03/78 f t_ D 6F' ! ' ' (1150) 03/12/79 12/C8/78 . W I S (si ' ) I"Mi t 07/2R/79 12/15/7e t ' > 1 a / 5-11 11/')l/78 02/28/79 G ? p 5 N '- ; rt,.1 y It1111 01/0e/79 07/09/79 . ' * ' ". t

N ' l l i t YJ )

05/Ji/7) 09/01/74 NOT SCHEDULED "ti31!V It!'73 02/24/73 N/S h !.7,IT i f. ' t i; F 7 3 05/04/79 N/$ tilANTt. 1 C2 I 11 MI 07/21/78 N/S R UF". I & 2 (0174) 64/04'7') N/S 5-5

FORTHCOMING EVENTS-CONSTRUCTION PERMITS -c-'-- ^'^ ^s r - 2s. w78 (M AJOR MILESTONES FOR cps ESTIM ATED FOR ISSU ANCE IN FY 78/79) rY 70 7Y 7^ AUG lSEP t0Ci lNOV l CEC fJAN FE8 MAR APR MAY JUN JUL!AUGSEP F AC ILIT T 3CT NOV CE C 'JHN lF E8 MAR APRlMAf JUN JUL I i g I

l. TVRONE 1 3 _n ISTJE D 12-l7-7 l

2. CHER0MEE 1 2.3 e

._ a lSSUED 12- 0-7 l

3. PMIPPS 8END 1 4 2 g_palSSUE3 01 -16 78 1

4. MARR15 1.2.3.4 L_ o !$$ LED 01-l'7 -7 ll l

l f !$!UED 02-t1-7 l

5. WR$Mlh0T3M NUCLERR 4
_.g S. MARSLE MILL I 4 2

- _p _ __.a l' SUE ll 04 04-f8 g g

7. WASHINGT34 NUCLEAR 345

._4_._ 4 !! SUE!I 04 11-f8 I l I

6. JAMESPORT 1 4 2 g

1____ __a [ f __h _ _ _ _.6

9. PERMIN5 1.2 3

10. PCB8t E SPRINGS I & 2 4

g iI. YELL 0d CREEM 142 1 _1 1

12. ALLE NS CREE K t i

A 3 _.6 f I a

13. BLACM FOX 142 3

14. DAVI$ BESSE 2 4 3 g

_ _ b __ _._ -a i ___L__. _ _ _ a 3 _%_.+ _ _ -

15. ERIE 142 1

j__

16. GRttNE C3dNTY I

17. NEW E NGL AND 1 4 2

__o

16. PILGRIM 2 3N31 SCtErul ED l

l 1

20. ATLANTIC 1 4 2 0

_. _ _qN IT SI ME0;L E D 1

19. $MA0li 1 4 7 i

iSCbEDU.E0 I f .) N0 f 3o0i *CNE.ULEI I fl. SL/N0t'50RT 142 l I 1971 j =; 1976 1979 '9 _i-ISSUED DURING FY 1918 F ACILITY 10/01/77 ISSUED V ARI ANuE FORECAST (wit %) Tyrone ) 12 09-7/ 12 27 77 .6 Ctwrokee 1.2.3 11-14 77 12 30 77 - 1.5 Ptupps Bend 1&2 1.'09 77 0? 16 78 _.g Hess 1.2.3.4 12 30 77 01 27 78 -.9 WmNngton Nuclear 4 02 00 78 02 21-78 .7 120677 04 04 78 _3g Marble Helt 1&2 1200 77 04 i1 78 - 4.0 WmNngton Nuclear 3&5 o LEGEND C 10/01/77 BASELINE PROJECTION

A CURRENT PDD i

C IMPROVED SCHEDULE 5-6

FORTHCOMING EVENTS - CONSTRUCTION PERMITS -c '-* ---- (M AJOR MILESTONES FOR cps ESTIM ATED FOR ISSUANCE IN FY 78/79) DATA AS OF april 28,1978 NUMRfR AMOU NT OF PD0 OF CHANGF CHAN' FS (HONTHS) St 5 U P PI Fl5 twA PDD F401111Y NAME DATE DArp naff DATE 10

tt'

(*A 4 03/e7/7' f,C'.PL E T E N/A !!/03/78 11 19 4 aftA.1;m 1 ' / N/! 1/5 N/A N/$ U !?? t h. % 11 t i r 05/17/1? CP*PLffE 07/07/79 12/08/78 3 /9 e,

EAvt, L'

5 C '1/ i s / f " CC"PLETE CCSPLETE 12/15/78 3 13 's 1: 1 07/il/7? C6/02/78 11/17/TR 02/28/79 h 21 !' r 9 5 s Nr _( t.N i v C )/21/ f a C F/ 31/ 78 N/A 07/C9/79 lei l' .l i v ; 'Si,'

T 1 i, CUwvL'Ir CCVPl. [ T E A/A 06/28/78 4

40 Mh

'A,tRN" I e
34/15/F*

11/27/78 N/A 09/01/79 11 31 ft PF rf tf * :>.31 4 I e ' Ci;> Pt [ T F CC"PLfTE N/$ 08/04/F6 ft 34* igcatK3 t, ,a Lyptt1E tc*ptETF N/A 06/30/7A la ' o ! I. : Riv N/5 CL*Pitif N/5 N/5 it? i v a,1 ' 1 05/1b/F# CowPL E TE N/5 N/$ l+ Ni,* c 5: '1 IC/70/FP C?/25/ 79 N/S N/S 7 f+ f' t - t t._ b _wt= L 06/ts/T4 Cr*PLFTE COMPLETE 01/21/78 ' INDICATES CHANGE IN PDD SINCE LAST ISSUE

- INDICATES IMPROVEMENT SINCE LAST ISSUE

". 'S NOT SCHED JLED N'A NOT IN OCTOBER 1977 FORECAST + L AST PDD CH ANGE VW AS TO N/S. 5-7

LICENSING STAfUS-CONSTRUCTION PERMITS DATA AS OF : mv2,ge7s. Q// / 3Df.AM).CAdO( CP APPitrarsons 4 N s A ALLENS CREEN 1 --e --X- --X AftANTIC 1 & 2 PROJ ",1 0 LAYin SY APPLIFANT

BLUE HILLS 1 C2 PLACM FOX 1 E2

-- X - --X CLINCH RIVER P RO J F.C I IN hot p --X DAvts-BES$E 2& 3

{---{---l--X-

DUUGLAS POINT 1 70STPONE D INDEF INilELY ERIE 1& f

--X- --~~ --X +FULICN 1 &2 GREENE CCUNTY --X- --X

GREENwC00 2C 3 JAME$ PORT L L 2

--X H AVE N 1 C 2

ROJECT IN HOtp MCNTAGUE 1 &2 pga pcy on Aygg NFm ENGLAND 1 C2

--X- --X

NORTH COAST P ALO WRCE 4 E5

--X NE W HAVEN 1

f. 2, PEBBLE SDRING5 1 t 2

--X PERKINS l - 3 -- X PILGRIM 2 -X- --X SKAGtT 1 &2 --X- --X SUNOESCRT 1 & 2 --X YELLOW CREEK 1& 7 --X- -- X TCTALS 0 1 1 2 6 1 3 7 2 fi APPt IC A T IDM5 45 untTS

- NOT FIRM
CP RE W LE W SUSPENDED - E SR UNCERWAY

+ CP REWlEW SUSPENCED - INDEFINITELY POSTPONED 8 ALL WORK SUSPENCED DUE TO ACVERSE ACTION BY STATE OF CALIFORNIA . 5-8

CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW SLIPPAGE

SUMMARY

DESCRIPTION Th,s thert trads constructw3rt farmit rarew shppage as of the start of Foscal Year 1973. NUMBE RS IN PARENTHESES SHOW CUVULAfivE SHOWN IN MONTHS SUPS PE R REVIEW OSTA A 5 OF e MAY 26, 1978 C t.Ns f u'RT Ir 7 10 11-77 L ATE $i APPLICANT Nec STATE ACR$ HEARING SEISMO-TECHNO-OTHER TOTAL

t#MIf

't

v a r w %

P A;iLIV LSTIMAff dELATED REtAftD REL ATED RELATED RELATED L OG I C AL LOGICAL $LIPPAGE tt[ [di[i'i~ ~~~I~i'$ $2~r3'iii5C3273 l l l l l l l 1.0+ l 1.0 til ______________l._________l.___ l l_____.__l________l 0 I I l I l ATLANilt l(2 1 07-21-Fi i N/s 1 I I I i 1 l l 2.0*l 2.0 Ell! ___________________l____._____l___________!__ I________I l I l I l I I ALACK #04 10/ l 05-12-r8 1 t2-C8-79 1

3. 7 l

l l l 3.2 I I l l 6.9 (381 ___________________I___.______l___________l ____.___l._______I________1________I I-1 I l I ci< ca n t...l I ti-t*-rF i L2-30-rict i 1 I i 1.2 I I 1 1 1.2 till ___________________l _________I__.________1_________1________l________I________I 1 I 1 I o t v i s c f i v-2t3 I nt-29-r4 1 12-15-13 a .a i 3.6 1 1 i I i i l 4.5133 I _______l__________I___._______I l ___ _ __ __ I l________I I i 1 I I t4tt Ic2 I t t a i-ra i c2-2 9-r i i 3.9 I I I I 1 l 1 3.9 (Sil ___________________I__________I___ ___I ___I_ l I i _1 1 I I I <s i t N : no r.f v I oi-ca-ra i 07-09-r1 1 I l 5.3 I l 4.o l l .5 I l 9.s t4)I ___________________I__________I_._________l _I !________l I i 1 1 I I nau<ts 1.2.i.4 1 12-io-Fr i ot-2r_rnCI i l I .5 i .7 l 1 l l 1.2 1218 ___________________I__________I_____._____I_________1________1________I i l I i l I as-tsPtai tn 1 to-ts-rr l c6 2P_rs 1 I I i l 7.5 I i it.o**1 e.5 868 I ___________________I____ _____I___________I I l________l-l________I________I l i 1 "_A 4 3 t t nitt it' i 12-co-Tr 1 04-c4-rdCl I 1 .7 1 1 3.5 l l I i 4.2 (488 _________________I__________I___________I_._______t I l________l I-- 1 I I I NF= I Nct aNa 16? I 05-3s-71 I c9 ct-r1 1 1 4.0 1 1 I i 1 1 I 4.0 tell ___f__________I_._________f_________l !________t i i 1 i l I P:Pett soalN; tt2 I c4-co-79 i 08-04-r9 l 1.4 I I I I (1.31 I I I I .1 (2) I _______________.___I_________.l___________I_________l________l________I________t l___ i l l 1 PtRFINS 1.2.l l 12-10-r7 1 06-30-r4 ( l l l t i I 15.9**1 5.9 (Sil _._________________I__________I___________f ________l________I____.___I___.____I I I I I I pu t a s". 'kse itz i 12-r4-77 I ot-le-ratt I I i 11.6**l 1.6 til 1; ___.._______________I__________I___________I____ l I I I I I I I I PILGtI= 2 I o2-24-F9 I N/S I i l l .8 I I i 1 1 .e til I ___________________I____._.___1___________l ________I________l________I___.____3 I I I I l suAsif 1:2 e I cs-r*-re i N/s I 9.6 I i 1 i i l i 1 3.6 f4ll ___________________I__________I___________I_________I________f________1________l l 9 ma trar (2

I 35-c4-r9 i N/s l

I I I I l- - 1 1 I l l l til I _________________..l._________I___________I_________l________I________I________I I I l_____l I fvacNr i 12-ca-Tr 1 12-27-irci l l I I .6 1 1 I i .6 Ell I ___________________1 _________l___________I_________1________I________l________I l________I l I I hvPs5 3rg l [ J -03_ r f l gg_1g_rg;l l l l l ) 4,5 l l l 4.5 (331 ____________._____.l__________I__________ l_________l I l._______I l l I I I m 'P s. 4 1 02-c]-r3 1 02-21_r8Cl l l l l l l l l l ____.______________I__________I___________I_________l_-______I__ 1 I 1 l l I l viltt. :.u s e = tt' I n4-21-78 I 09-21-79 I 5.0 I I i l I I i I 5.0 E5I I _______________.___I__________l___________l_________l________l-l________I___ l 1 1 I I I I I i 1 1 i l I I i l ICTALS I 14.6 1 11.5 1 6.0 1 1.3 l 19.4 1 4.5 l 1.5 110.5 169.3 (5381 (___________l_________I________l I i 1 1 l_____l._ l e OEPfN0 TNT UPON rinAllNG NOCLE%R PLANT REWLEW

Rf 85$i s Sup NT De 7 49t E 5-3
RfV!EW 5UPJ:C ?tC TO UPCAffD REQUIREPENTS e tgIE5f $tIP wA5 f7 N/5.

I fi-Si

CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW DURATION

SUMMARY

(DURATIONS OF MAJOR ACTIVITIES FOR APPLICATICNS DOCKETED IN FISCAL TEARS 1970 1978) DE SCR tPTION _ THIS CHART REPRf SE NYS DURATIONS UN MONIHS) OF MAJOR ACTIVillt S FOR CP APPLICATIONS DOCKET [D IN FISCAL YE ARS 1970 T HHOUGH 1917 REVIIWS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDE R BY DOCKET DATE. l DURATM ("%TH5) l SAF. ENV. twa CP START APELIL3IIL1

L%E L1 LL_1020 LES Lea LE ELYa ELWa BLY.

Elia LQ$11s Er_12ZL_________._________.________________._____________.____________ Ca v i $-St S SI I GR-01-69 Il-02-F0 09-10-F0** C3-24-71 15.0 19.7 13.3 8ARifY t C 2 10-15-69 09-11-10 12-//-Fl 06-23-F2 04-12-F1** C8-16-72 26.2 21. 34.0 F. 0 H1Pt CWEfa i L 2 02-2F-F0 01-28-Fi 03-01-14 02-19-74 11-04-74 48.1 16.7 56.2 56.2 It"telfR 1 L / 02-21-70 10-10-70 ll-29-FL Fl 06-19-74 21.0 16.4 51.7 51.7 6 71 *

f_ t 1 04-06-FO 06 F 1 02-18-72 09-12-F2 10-27-72 22.4 14.6 30.7

30. T FUkmED etwEP 06-01-10 01-15-F2 09-24-72 02-16-79 07-19-73 2 F.9 13.0 3F.3 3 F. 3

%AN CN"iet 2 L 1 Os et-Fr 01-01-72 10-10-72 01-23-71 10-18-73 28.6 14.6 40.5 40.5 E1 1321_____._._._.___ 948LLY ! 08-24-FC 05-24-71 10-31-F3 C2-13-73 05-01-74 18.2 22.6 44.2 44.2 HATCH 2 09-!!-F0 02-15-71 0F-21-72 10-31-72 12-15-71** 12-27-72 22.3 20.5 27.5 10.0 lesANSAi 2 09-17-F0 C9-1F-F0 04-10-72 09-29-72 07-15-71** 12-06-72 19.1 24.4 26.6 9.9 "obul#t 1 C 2 09-18-70 OS-09-F1 12-05-F1 10-27-72 06-23-71** 02-23-73 14.5 19.6 29.1

3. 4 LA5ALLr t & 2 t !-0 3-F0 11-03-F0 08-15-F2 02-09-79 09-10-73 21.4 27.2 34.2 34.2 wAftR6C40 1 12-19-70 01 F i 02-01-F4 01-22-F3 05-14-F4 11-14-74 37.4 26.2 19.9 46.8 19.9

' umE *. ANN A 1 & 2 04-01-F1 04-01-71 02-12-19 06-19-73 11-C2-75 22.3 26.6 31.0 31.0 W4ff5 RAM 1 0 2 05-10-F1 C5-18-il !!-IF-F2 L1-09-72 12-22-728* Cl-21-73 17.9 17.7 20.1 19.1 Su=*f u I 0 6 1t 06-30-75 01-12-71 01-11-73 01-21-73 18.4 18.3 20.7 20.7 ft_12Ei___-------- wA5HINGTCN NUCLEAR 2 08-19-F1 08-18-71 12-15-72 12-08-F2 06-16-F2** 03-19-73 15.8 15.6 11.0 9.9 HAnal5

1. 2. 5. 4 09-l?-F1 Os-OF-71 09-20-?F 01-29-F4 01-27-78 72.1

30. 7 76.3 76.6 v ia t H l'IN 4 5 F.

4 09-15-Fi Cl-15-F2 02-28-74 04-06-71 0F-26-74 29.4 12.7 34.3 34.3 NINt "Itt PolNt 2 06-15-72 06-15-F2 08-07-F3 C6-07-73 06-24-74 13.7 11.7 24.3 24.3 L1 11Il____...__________

F Awf A v&LLFy 2 10-20-72 10-20-F2 04-25-74 0F-19-73 C5-03-74 18.1 8.9 18.4 18.4 4fAw34 i L 2 10-2F-72 to-2 F-F2 01-11-74 12-07-73 05-16-74 08-07-75 14.8 13.3 18.6 33.3 18.6 f,e A ND < 't f I L /

14-17-72 !!-I F-F2 0F-24-14 08-22-F3 05-03-74 09-04-F4 20.2 9.1 17.5 21.5 17.5 "ItL5tuNF 3 01-10-73 02-10-F3 05-16-F4 02-CF-74 C6-CS-74 08-09-74 15.2 11.9 15.s 17.9 15.8 vuuiLE I.2.3.4 02-13-F3 02-13-FB 05 F4 03-08-74 05-28-F4 06-28-74 14.6 12.8 15.5 16.5 15.5 si LU'_!F 2 05-15-F3 08-31-F3 04-2F-F6 05-16-74 03-1F-75 05-C2-77 55.4 8.5 18.5 47.5 18.5 $d#RY l L 4 05-29-Fi C9-14-73 09-ny-F4 n5-31 74 10-04-74 42-20-74 15.1 8.5 12.6 18.7 12.6 R!!tEFiNTE I & 2 06-11-75 04-21-75 08-10-F4 06-10-74 09-17-F4 12-24-74 14.3 11 6 14.8 18.1 14.8

E a MY L L 2 06-25-73 C6-25-F3 02-22-77 04-09-74 10-21-74 05-03-77 43.9 9.4 15.8 46.2 15.8 tomalt I L 2 06-2F-73 08-16-13 08-2F-F5 0 F 74 08-07-75 OPEN 26.0 10.6 23.7 23.F LI_19ft SE APROCR I C 2 0F-09-73 0F-09-Fl 11.4-75 L2-06-F4 0F-07-76 28.1 16.9 35.9 35.9 C o* AN: HF PfAn 1E 2 0F-20-73 07-20-75 11-15-74 06-07-74 10-17-74 12-19-74 15.8 10.5 14.9 16.9 14.9 n00GLAS POINT 1L2 08-07-73 08-09-73 OPEN 03-04-76 OPEN OPEN 30.8 1--

WASHINGTON NuttfAR 1 10-16-F3 08-20-Fi 10 F5 01-10-75 08-01-75 12-24-F5 23 9 16.6 23.3 26.2 23.1 W ASHi%f 0N NUCLEAR 4 10-18-75 08-20-71 08-06-76 08-01-75 02-21-78 33.6 23.3 52.1 23.3 5difNWOOD 2& 5 09-17-73 09-01-73 OPE N 11-25-74 OPEN OPEN 14.6 89A10dOUD 1& 2 09-20-73 09-20-75 10-(7-75 0F-19-74 01-14-75 12-31-75 24.9 9.9 15.8 27.3 15.8 Mv20N 1 & 2 09-20-7) 09-20-73 10-11-75 07-25-74 L2-11-74 L2-31-F5 24.9 10.1 14.7 27.3 14.7 alWER flE ND 1 &2 09-24-73 09-21-73 12-22-F5 10-02-74 09-05-75 03-25-77 26.9 12.3 23.4 42.0 23.4

A;7tvffv 907 YE f CC"PL E T E D
*F v F VPTION 5*10

O CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW DURATION SUMM ARY (DURATIONS OF MAJOR ACTIVITIES FOR APPUCATIONS DOCKETED IN FISCAL YEARS 1970-1978) I DURAT!ON (MONTH 5) \\ 5AF. ENW. tWA CP START AftLU el103 P$gg [g $[,$ggg {L$ Lgg gg gy, gg, g()(, gg, (g35[, CLINTON 1 &2 10-30-F3 10-10-73 12-02-75 10-04-F4 10-01-75 02-24-F6 25.0 11.1 23.0 27.8 23.0 FULTDN 1 C2 Il-16-F3 88-14-73 06-10-7'. 05-05-F5 OPEN 19.4 87.7 A(LIN5 Catts ! 12-OF-73 12-07 7) 08-07-78 gg-18-F4 11-03-F88 56.0 11.3 58.8 58.8 PitGRIM 2 12-21-73 12-21-73 CPEN 05-2F-75 OPEN OPEN 17.2 @J ANIC A55f E I L2 02-28-14 02-11-F4 OPF N OPEN All ANf l0 1&2 Ot-01-F4 03-01-F4 OPE N OPEN OPEN d';L f CRftR I 07-26-F4 05-17-74 Il-29-F6 10-11-75 01-24-77 05-17-77 28.1 17.4 32.2 33.7 32.2 CHEa0tlE 1 2.5 05-24-74 06-28-F4 01-11-F7 10-01-F5 05-28-76 12-30-7F 37.5 15.1 25.0 43.2 23.0 FE*EINS tel.l 05-24-74 05-29-F4 0F-11-77 10-28-F5 05-31-Fa* 37.5 15.7 49.2 48.2 CALLAd47 I E 2 06-21-F4 07-30-74 01-23-76 03-21-75 08-14-75 04-16-76 19.0

7. 7 12.4 21.8 12.4

%It# LING 1 06-21-F4 12-20-74 12 F6 06-29-F6 01-01-F7 29.3 18.2 38.3 38.3 T YR ONE 1 06-21-74 08-29-74 12-01-76 04-29-F7 12-?F-FF 29.3 31.9 42.2 42.2 Efidi-----------_--------.------------..._-- %D97H IF845 1 & 2 0F-05-74 07-05-74 10-21-75 03-28-F5 03-12-75 !?-22-F5 15.P 8.T 13.2 LF.5 13.2 =]NTA6UF 1& 2 0F-12-74 07-12-74 GPE N 02-22-FF OPEN

31. 3 wASHINr, ION NUCLEAR 365 08-C2-F4 01 F4 04-22-77 C6-03-75 04-08-77 04-11-78 32.6 8.1 30.2 44.3 10.2 P[BR([ $P41No$ 1 E '

10-[8-74 08-06-74 05-21-79 04-86-F5 OPEN 09-04-798 43.1 8.3 45.5 47.9 P4vl5 f E55f 2& 3 08-16-F4 09-07-F4 01-15-78* 01-29-75 12-31-F5 12-15-78* 48.9 13.6 16.F 51.9 16.7 et ut HILL S 1 & 2 08-25-F4 OPL N CPt N CP(N uG W8UNONG 1 E 2 08-26-74 C1-06-16 07-02-76 UPEN nPEN 22.2 JAMESP3RT l & 2 09-06-F4 09-lF-74 01-17-17 10-GF-75 06-28-F8* 28.3 12.6 45.F 45.F HAR?$VILLE A1,A2,81,81 11-22-74 09-11-F4 10-20-16 06-25-75 04-22-76 05-09-77 22.9 9.4 19.3 21.5 19.3 tRAGli ! L2 01-15-75 01-10-74 06-10-F8* 06 -0 2 - F 5 CPEN OP[N 41.5 9.0

ALC vtRDE 1.2.5 10-07-74 10-07-74 04-08-F6 09-25-15 05-25-16 18.0 11.6 19.6 19.6 NoefH COAlf N.S.

01-2F-F5 01-27-F5 04-26-77 26.9 CLINCH w i vt 4 06-11-75 04-11-75 OpfN 02-0F-77 CPEN OPEN 21.8 LY.1H6-------------------------------.---------.----------- faRf c At Hooh 2 01-11-15 01-26-76 L;P E N 03-13-18 25.5 4AtaLf HILL 1 & 2 09-1F-F5 09-11-75 07-12-FF 01-12-76 09-24-77 04-04-78 22.1 12.3 23.4 30.5 23.4 ',4 f f N t C ot,N T Y 01-26-76 01-15-75 01-22-788 07-31-18* 07-C9-79* 31.8 34.5 41.4 45.8 pHIPPS PEND L L 2 !!-01-15 04-01-F6 09-23-77 02-17-77 10-19-77 01-16-18 14.5 10.5 18.5 26.3 18.5

LAC 8 FCA I L 2 12-23-F5 82-23*F5 06-16-7B*

02-09-F7 0F-07-198 12-08-?8* 29.7 13.5 30.4 35.5 30.4 vitLCw Catts 1 & 2 07-16-F6 12 F6 C6-16-F88 11-18-7F 02-01-78 03-21-fd* 23.0 11.2 13.6 26.1 13.6 Nt h fNT. LAND L C 2 01-01-76 C1-09-76 09-15-78* 11-2F-798 09-01-F9' 24.2 26.6 35.7 35.7 LYMll---_-----.----------------------------_---------------------------------------------- falt t & 2 03-01-7F C5-C2-F7 C9-23-Fa* C6-02-F8* 11-IF-FN' 02-28-71* 16.7 13.0 1P.5 23.9 18.5 SuNC(5fRf I & 2 0 4-2 6-F F 04-12-17 1C-20-79* 09-25-F8* CPEN OPEN 17.8 16.4 Tf 19?3 dne (P hai been i t keted t,yt the 1Chehl* het rmt t+en approved AVERAGES BY FISCAL YEAR S A F E-*Y ENVIRONENTAL IMA CP START OF k FV I f:W IdEVIFW RFVIEW R EV I EW CONSTiaCC* ION FISCAL Y "A R ( N! %ER f NU%ER (NU MER (NUMBER (NUMBER WE I M rTED O' T ES)

r. f ( MM.

OF CA MS1 CF CASE () OF CACE5' 1970 27.0 (7) 22.8 (6) 38.6 (7) 35.4 (7) 197! 23.5 (9) 22.6 (4) 39.9 (1) 31.1 (9) 24,9 (9) 1972 1.3. 0 (4) 17.7 (4l 38.3 (4r 36.0 (4) 1971 21.8 (10) 10.5 (10) 17.0 (9) 26.5 ( 9) 17.1 (10) 1974 28.5 (16) 16.1 (lf) 20.6 (10) 35.9 (15) 29.5 (15) 1975 11.1 (9) m6 (11) 19.9 (4) X.3 (7) 2L5 (7) 1976 M.5 (6) 19.C (?) 21.5 (4) 11.7 (6) 16.9 (6) 1977 18.3 (2)

).8 42) 18.5 (1) 23 3 (1) 13.5 (1) 5-11

SAFETY EVALUATION SUPPLEMENT DURATION

SUMMARY

(DURATIONS FOR FINAL SE SUPPLEMENTS ISSUED FOR CP REVIEWS DURING FY 19721978) SE SUPPLEMENTS BY FISCAL YEAR SAR DUR ATION A PPUQ A TION DOCMETED SE SUPPL. (MONTHS) FY*1977 ENNICO FF RMI 2 (10951 04/19/69C 08/11/FIC 27.6 tt*LelCK ! t 2 (10651 02/27/700 11/29/710 21.0 MCGuteE t E 2 (11801 09/18/FOC 12/03/71C 14.5 F ARtf Y l &2 1032)) IO/15/69C 12/22/71C 26.2 ll*Mf 8 1 (09101 04/06/FOC 02/18/72C 22.4 AdpAN$AS 2 (39123 01/17/700 04/13/72C 19.1 FY 1973 HATCH 2 (07951 09/11/ 70C 07/21/720 22.3 LA5AttE I E 2 (10F8) II/OS/FOL Od/15/72C 21.4 FOdKto afvER (1070) C6/01/FOC 09/29/72C 27.9 SAN ONOFRE 2E 3 (1140) L6/Ol/70C 10/2C/72C 28.6 WAff5 MA* 1 6 2 (11Til 05/18/lic 11/1F/F20 17.9 WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 2 IL103) 08/19/710 12/15/720 15.R SUM *ER 1 (0930) J6/10/11C 01/12/F3C 18.4 Sy5avEHANNA I L2 (10501 04/D1/7tC 02/12/73C 22.3 Ff 1974 NINE MILF POINT 2 (10801 06/15/72C 09/0F/73C 13.F HAlttY 1 (06451 OR/24/70C 10/ 31/ 7 3C 38.2 CATAwPA 1 62 (11539 10'2F/120 GI/21/F4C 14.8 W A T E R F OR D 3 (1813) 12/11/70C 02/01/F4C IT.4 NORTH ANNA 3 64 (01373 39/15/FIC 02/28/F40 29.4 HQPE CRtFK 1 &2 (1067) 02/2 F / FOL Ol/Ol/74C 48.t BE Avf R VALLEY 2 (09521 10/20/F2C 04/25/F4C 18.1 V0GTLE 1 & 2 (!!!3) 02/13/F3C 05/01/F4C 14.6 MILT 5TUNr 5 (1156) 02/10/FIC 05/16/14C 15.2 FY 1975 GRAND GULF 1 &2 (12501 11/1T/F2C OF/24/740 20.2 0FtLEFONTE 1 &2 I t ?l l) 06/21/FIC 08/10/74C 14.1 SUHWY 3 r. 4 (0859) 05/29/73C 09/03/74C 15.1 (OMANCHt PEAK 1 L 2 (11501 07/ 20/ F 3C 11/15/740 15.9 FULTON I &2 (11631 II/16/F3C 06/3P/TSC 19.4 FY 1976 5UMMIT 1 E 2 (0F701 06/2 7/ F 3C 08/21'75C 26.0 mASHINGTON NUCLEAR 1 (1218) 10/10 / 7 3C 10/1%.75C 23.9 B44lDw000 1 L2 (1120) 09/20/730 10/*f/75C 24.9 eYacN 1 E 2 (11201 09/20/FIC 10/tT/75C 24.9 SUUTH TEr&5 i C2 (1250) 07/05/F4C 10/29/75C 15.8 SFABROOp 1 &2 (12001 07/ 09/ 7 3C 11/14/TSC 28.1 CLINTON t 62 (0953) 10/10/F50 12/02/F5C 25.0 R i vt R etNO t L2 (09341 01/24/73C 12/22/75C 26.9 CALLAwAY 1L 2 (4120) 06/21/160 01/2 5/ 76C 19.0 PALO VE M PE 1,2,3 (1238) 10/07/F4C 04/0R/7hc 18.0 St LUCit 2 (08139 05/15/F3C 04/27/76C 35.4 ROSHunNONG 1 6 2 (0900) Ob/26/F4C OF/02/76C 22.2 WASHINGTON NUCLE AR 4 (1218) 10/IS/F3C 08/06/76C 33.6 FY 1977 HARTSVILLE 1,2,3,4 (1233) 11/22/740 10/2C/76C 22.7 nCtf CR[en 1 (1150) 07/26/74C 11/29/7tC 28.1 STERLING 1 111501 06/21/74C 12/01/76C 29.5 YYRONE (18503 08/29/ 74C 12/01/76C 27.0 JAMESPJRT 1 &2 (11501 09/06/740 C1/17/77C 28.3 PERRY 1 E 2 (12C5) C6/25/73C 02/22/77C 43.9 W ASHIN3 TON NUCLE AR 305 (1242) 08/02/74C 04/22/77C 32.6 CHERonEE 1,2,3 (12801 05/24/74C 07/II/77C 37.4 PtRMINS 1,2,3 (12801 05/24/74C OF/tt/77C 37.5 MAR 8LE HILL 1 E2 (11301 09/IT/75C 07/22/77C 22.1 HARRIS 1, 2, 3,4 109001 09/17/71C 09/20/77C 72.1 PHIPP5 erN3 1 E2 (1233) 11/07/750 09/23/77C 22.5 FY 1973 PIBeL E 5'alNGS I C 2 fl260) 10/18/ 74C Os/21/75C 43.1 AVLHAGES BY FawAL Yt AH HAP ISSUED AV_E R AG_E_ (IN MONTHS) FY 1972 6 21.8 FY 1973 8 21.8 FY 1974 9 25 5 FY 1975 5 17.0 FY 1976 12 24 9 FY 1977 i2 33.7 DATA AS Gr MAY26,1978 FY 1978 1 43 1 5-12

FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT DURATION

SUMMARY

(DURATIONS FOR FES ISSUANCES FOR CP REVIEWS DURING FY 1973 1978) ER DUR ATION etPLIC/111RN RQGELIID. ELS._ WONIli1L F Y 1973 ENRICO FTRMI 2 (10941 09/16/70C OF/13/72C 21.9 I!**ER I 104t01 C6/22/7tC 09/12/72C 14.6 AWWANSAS 1 #39123 60/17/70C 09/29/72C 24.4 $HCRCHAP 108191 C6/10/TCC 10/05/72C 27.9

CCul#E I &2 (IIROI 03/*9/710 10/27/12C 19.6 HATEM 2 f0795) 62/15/ TIC 10/11/72C 20.5

=ATTS nap 1 4 2 (11178 05/19/7tC tt/01/7?C 17.7 W A SH I Nf. T ON N'JC L E A d 2 (!!OSI 06/le/71C !?/09/7?C 15.6 $U**ER I (09003 C4/10/Flc Ol/11/73C 18.3 L A$at t E 1 C2 (10F01 11/Ol/F00 02/09/73C 27.2 hAILLY l 106453 33/24/FIC 02/11/73C 22.6 FnanED <f VE R (10F]) SI/15/F2C 02/16/73C 13.0 wATFAF040 3 ((ll)b C1/15/F10 09/22/FIC 26.2 S AN ONOF # E 2% 4 (1140) 01/03/F2C 03/23/75C 14.6 NORTH ANNA 3 &4 1090fl 04/15/72C 04/06/71C 12.7 NINE MILF POINT 2 (1090) 06/15/72C 06/07/73C 11.7 50 5 7)E 's ANN A 1 L2 (1050) 04/01/71C 06/19/79C 26.6 FV1914 et Avf d v4LLEY 2 (CR521 10/?J/7?C 07/19/73C R.9 GRAND GLt F 1 L 2 (1240) II/tF/7?C 08/22/73C 9.1 t!"EllCK 1 L 2 11065) 10/50/F00 11/12/75C 36.4 CATA.HA 1 &2 (1145) IC/27/72C 12/07/73C 13.3 M I L L 5 7UN" 5 11156) ?2/10/710 02/07/74C 11.9 HOP [ Cetra 1 C2 (1967) 61/23/71C 02/19/14C 36.7 WCOTL E 1 62 litt J) 02/13/71C 04/08/74C 12.9 Haa4IS t. 2.1. 4 (01035 '9/07/71C 01/29/74C 50.7 Pf44Y I E / (12?41 C6/24/T3C 04/09/74C 9.4 ST LLCIE 2 (09101 09/11/73C 05/16/74C 8.5 $UQRV $ r. 4 ( O M 'a ll M/ l 4 / 71C 0 5 /11/ 74 C 8.5 Cc=ANCut Pt Ax L L 2 (l1503 07/20/T50 06/07/74C 10.5 nt Lt t f ANT F C2 (12135 06/? t / F 3C 06/10/74C 11.6 FY 1975 suP*lf I L 2 (C F F- ) PF/16/7)C 07/11/74C 10.9 e4AIDel? 1 r. 2 tillnl P9/73/73C 07/19/74C 9.9 es v a ON 1 & 2 (11209 G9/20/750 07/25/740 10.1 wifta ALNG ! L 2 104443 t9/28/FIC IC/02/74C 12.5 CLINTON 1 G 2 t.?1 i i l t o/ IJ/ 7 30 10194/74C 1l.1 AttEN5 L*fFK L til50) 12/)?/FIC lt/18/74C 11.3 C P (N N w 9tA 2 L 3 (12^0) 79/r F/7 50 ll/25/74C 14.6 51462Gon 1 E 2 (12005 07/09/Flc 12/06/74C 16.9 wA5HINGlPN NottLtd 1 (1216) P8/20/750 01/10/75C 19.6 CAttA*Av 1 L2 (tt/CD r7/10/74C Ol/2t/75C 7.7 SOUTH ittA5 1 02 (1230) PF/05/76C OS/28/75C 6.7 PE89tf SO R ( N 15 1 & 2 (1263) C9/06/740 04/16/75C 8.3 Futf0N t 6 2 Itt6)b 11/14/73C 05/05/75C 17.7 P i t f,R I M ? ( 119 C ) 12/21/750 05/27/75C 17.2 SKAll7 1 E 2 1827T) 31/40/74C 06/02/750 8.0 wA5HINi10% N'stt f 44 155 1t?*2D 09/ 5 3/ 74C 06/03/75C 8.1 HA975vittF 41.A2,Rted2 ( 12 5 % ) (1/14/740 36/25/75C 9.4 F Y 19/6 PALO VERCL 1.2.1 (12181 10/07/T4C 09/25/75C 11.. 0Avi5 PE%5E 2 C 3 (37069 08/99/140 09/29/750 13.6 CHEenurr 1,2,3 (17803 06/?e/74C 10/01/75C 15.1 JA*E5Pn97 1 6 2 {1150) 09/t7/?4C IC/07/75C 12.6 Pt9xlN5 1,2,1 (1213) 06/28/740 10/21/75C 15.7 wCLF Catra 1 (1150) PS/t7/T4C 10/31/75C t7.4 DOUCL A5 00!NT t&2 (117R1 08/09/73C 03/04/76C 30.8 stE#LINC 1 (1150) 12/20/74C 06/28/76C 19.2 MAROLf HILL t 6 2 (1110) 09/11/150 09/22/76C 12.3 FY 1917 Ct!NCH WIvfA (Cl503 04/11/75C 02/07/7FC 21.9 HLACM FOY I C 2 (1150) f?/23/750 02/09/77C 13.5 PHlPP5 8FN3 1 C2 (1231) 04/01/76C 02/17/77C 10.5 MONTAGUE 1 & 2 {11503 07/12/14C 02/22/7FC 31.3 FYRONE (11501 (6/11/74C 04/29/77C 14.2 F Y 1918 YELLOW CRErp 1 E2 11300) 12/20/76C 11/29/77C 11.2 AVERAGES BY FISCAL YEAR AVERAGE YEAR ISSUE D QN MONTHS) F Y 1973 1/ 19.7 F Y 19/4 13 16 FY 1975 17 11 8 FY 1916 9 16.3 FY 1911 5 22.2 FY 19/8 1 11.2 5-13

SPECIAl. PROJECTS F0 RECAST D ATuS OF #E i9. im DE SC RIPTION FY 1978 FY1979 -24 5 l THIS CHART SHOWS THE OCTO g BE R 1917 FORECAST OF -20 1 -70 CUMUL ATIVE SPECIAL 1 PROJE CTS (DASHED LINES) TO BE COMPLETE D THRU FY [ 1978 AND FY 1979. THE -16 1 -16 SOLID BLACK LINE REPRE. f_ SENTS THE ACTUAL I f - CUMULATIVE COMPLETIONS t -12 TO DATE. AND THE DOTTED 12 1 p# ~ tlNE SHOWS THE LATEST I

- 1. ,e#

PROJE CTIONS. el ist e=-======[,- 9 _g f c' Wt ** *. .T~ LEGfND- ,,a#,_- I 13 v1// 5 0'l C AST 4 l 4 ACTU AL COMP 1Eil0NS - p

""-~~~#

f t ATEST ESTIMATE [ [ OCT DEC FEB APH JUN AUG ggt OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP NOV JAN MAR MAY JUL SEP 10 bl /11 CiH C AST P y UON TH 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 16 L AT(ST EST!YATE RY MCNTH ll 0 0 M 0 1 0 1 l C W HI W Ca m M m El 181 ( JVm ALVE 13 01 11 F 0HF C A5 T 2 3 3 3 4 5 5 6 7 8 8 3 9 13 11 P 13 16 16 CUMULATIVE L ATIST [511M ATE o 0 0 m 0 1 1 2 m m m m m m m m m m W F Y 19/1 VS JUNE 1976 FORECAST SUMMAR Y; NOT ES: ~

~

No. of Appl's Date % of Forecast N;S No Schedule currently available N/A: Milestone or sctwdule terminated 5 End of FY 78 62 1 pro,ect svas not scheduled in the orupnal 8 End of FY 79 50 winne = = = = - y_ e- -===~-- s[ ,c. p rest stroun imno roumw OU A#f f R isu ARi t R OU Amit e O'J ARit R F Y 78

15 LINC Cu29ENT r gc.y g g

>ra rgt, frv sgw-nst-marc 043 -C0 34 4 (Esql*F: RT CALHnUN / (1146) ll/ 50/77 e)/1?/7?0 C50-00561 (!DC l *( PO AluS AD -2 03 100C01 10/30/77 05/11/F8 C00-C0595 (PCPl*S.E55AR/*5A4-2r5 (11001 02/28/79 03/2R/78 C % 0-M 512 ( *.5 S l *R E S AR -414 (11001 0%/ l4/ T9 01/22/78 C0s -00 60 7 (%8Cl*l5 Pts 8 G 100001 07/21/TB 09/25/79 FY/9 O mara fattiTry sa., a g ri-C ". a 63 C0CFET " NilM CCC-O F4* 9 (5>Cl*l5)lfFf6 FiAd (C4001 10/C1/78 C1/01/?9 C50-00560 (SPCl*1PCA) eCoS5e9 RTYl51CN tcccci ca/Oc/77 Gl/01/79 C50-00$s6 (PuPl*41985sAa twl (C0C;l C2/03/79 C6/3C/79 r BEYOND FY 79 CM-n74U (LE51* W IT StrE t r N0 5 ll/N / rg L1/00/79 991-9013e (PC5)*tu lHPFL* (01345 '. / 5 12/00/79 C 00 -O F S2 r, (P05)*(5PDHfGR GT P5it e (2C01) ~9/01/19 N/5 050#751C (E k l*SLU; FILLS Sli" i Al91 1 /14/71 N/S 050 -M417 15DCl*(LPlFNP l-9 4 9 & '.U F. ) 1 11 '> ? ) 'f/-)C/F8

/ %

700 -M 640 (P051*(PGA)SI9 5AO ((FS$411 (C0 Pal c1/0?/F7 N/s C M 'f6ti IC58)*I1 Clan 4 Sgr[ 1e (;Mi cyfceff9 4/ 5 5-14

LICENSING STATUS-SPECIAL PROJECTS DATA AS OF : m 2s. ie78 THIS CHART SHOWS THE REVIEW ST AGE FOR ALL SPECI AL PROJECTS IN HOUSE. la// !c t / / /s/ / * / .maam s,u m,R0 m s FORECAST UNDER REVIEW 19 ' * --a ,gggg ggggg 4 m >> <ler -R n-$sa 7 ^;, c 354' ? ic ,1 af min o vi si, p y [, 2 51P / r - 5 4R, C 5 CHE JL E 8 ' I P.G IEVfi

PE D E.,,,,,<-

..o cie =

P r o

<.~ m. x -...s o 4 r

mg/os5A4 +14

'H! SL. 1 [ V, EtVE6 M7 n a - l.. " '( i 'A*/. 2af Flfr -t rT. C At hf ijo SS CO*' RTE

3. g,

73 r79 [a (50) --X- ---X- --X G315549 NCH-11L t t G E' CEvr CPf? rv 14r '. I (I P 5 A tt Iel --t e a c t t. lf E f 't ilT "4t JW I N f,1, % 5 '

f. 5 5e

--R-

X w a t.s e t %. f s ' N sIf(

' tie--. e pt gaa 415 --g 31k-4 35, l 1-e '. I f' '1 \\ e i '4 i ? '. S t - ',) ggg (3p3 --y '. 3 9

l ? $1??

f :t it:N $!f i n; g s a g f n _ pe, --g N'. s a s, / ; r t.y. M '\\tT = wt "ifi , g, y) g i g, scp v.t t EIN FE /l LO7Fi fJa 6 :91 ist ,4 ; ic ,.l u, 2 :. 0 ss+nt.e '. i t. ' s5%/Ct.' id ,, e s '.12 u : s t. .e , t,t (i ivpu vav >-I" .;c t > P,1.. 1 v.t i f *4 6 4lov ' 'F1* i ie r *

it<.

I P 1 * %34 v$1 V t

Date Not hem 16 5Ptu!At FR HrCit 4

2 0 2 2 +CP Rivita risof et a, ',l f! STUEY QVIEW P F I N3 (CP.DUC T E D 5-15

4 SECTION VI ACRS & PUBLIC HEARINGS

ACRS FORECAST NUCLERR REACTOR REOULATION STRNORROS CEVELOPitENT r97 N A ME S T AGE / T YFE 30CFET No. ACTIVITT CflY TRSK M3 TYPE RCTIVITY JUL 05 Dew!s sisar r a 3 CP/ rwa Os30Cs00 sc 03 se703-4 00 SC as arm tuot.p=0 t a r CP/ rwa Os000sse FC os p as t e -s 00 FC

7 ORTIS Bf SSE t 4 3 CP /PmR 06000500 FC 07 3801f-4 00 FC 08 EMett-5 0C BC Op 305f S-4 GO FC 15 f act?-f 40 BC 76 BC703-4 00 FC RUG

tere i a a Cree a Os000sso FC Os sCs t t-4 00 FC

!! SHOED #r' St / pea 06000322 SC C3 asc50-Z 00 BC 18 85'01 4 00 FC 29 F F911-4 00 SC 30 FR027-2 00 FC GEP De tasaat a a at /swa 06000s7s FC Da r=70s s 00 st as st0Lovan a 4 : Ot/ rum Os0003r7 sc /4 sc70s 4 op sc 07 Sc63f-E 00 SC 08 R6050-2 00 FC le SC112 -4 00 SC hCT 08 5(GUSvaN l 4 F Ot/Pu# 050003f7 FC Or 58703-4 00 FC 09 ! ! R*F R 01/SmW 06000s58 FC Of $8813-4 00 SC 02 85719-4 00 BC 04 60803-4 00 SC to 8C907-4 00 $C F7 $C532-5 00 FC khh 09 Sn3nrna* St / BwR 06000322 FC Cf R6901 -4 00 SC to GCt 10-4 00 BC O'E C~~ as, 0=0Frr r a 3 Ot /ree c600aset rc 01 - asst s-4 00 FC De 06 SC715-1

3 FC TC=Tutt CorCITTEE

$C-5 FJc0'NITTEE AFC= ADDITION \\L FULL CC mITTEE TA5M 4 TA5K CE5(RIPTILN fM02F-2 AS504PilDNS USID F ue [ vat V AT ING THE P01F NTI AL Ran CON 5FGUfNCES OF A EmR GAS hOLCUP TANK F AILURE. 'lNSLF FAILURE CRif"RIA FOR FLUID SYSTEMS fM622-S EM703-5 PLANT CCNDI TICN CL A%5 t FIC AllCN FOR PwR ANO E mii plants rP611-4 5 AF E T Y-R E L AT f D P( R hiN! N T CtwATERING SYSTEMS CRITFRI A 200 0 -2 GUAllf! cal 10N it tf 5 0F CL ASS ll CA9tES. CONNLCTOR$ AND FIELO SPLICES

5612-4 REV RS 1.61-t '. E C T R f C PENSTRA!!ON A55EMBLIES IN CON f MIN *f NT STRUCTilRES FCR LIGHT H2C/GA5 CDCLED NPPS R 5 6 t f> - 5 MregCAL crafgrtCAignN AND MJNITORING OF PE R $UNNE L yr')dlRtNG OPERATGR LICENSE S FOR NPP'$

R$931-4 APPLICATION OF Y OR # tt SalTCHis IN S AF L Y Y-RE L ATE D MOTOP OPERAYLD VALVE 5 %C512-4 OVERHiAD CRANE H ANDL ING SYSTEmi FOR NUCLEAR PO=ER PLANTS 5C523-4 LOJ5E PARTS MONIT3 RING rRCGRAM FOR IHE PRIMARY $Y5fE4 SC512-S ENCOR 5E*ENT GF A54E 1792 F CR REY. 1 TO R.G. 1.72. "5 PRAY POND PLA5fl0 P[PINGa $C711-4 MAIERIAL FCR CCNreEfE CONTAIN4EN15 5CIC8-4 REQUIREMENTS FCR QLALIFICAflJN TL S TS AND PRODUC T ION T E S T S F 0F. PIPINU ANO F QUIPME NT $NUBBERS 4 712-4 R.G.

1. 5 0 R f d.

1-CONTRCL GF PREHE A T TEMPERATURE f t;R WELCING LCW ALLOr ST[ELS SCF13-1 REvlSION CF APPE N11C E S G AND H TO 10 CFR 50 SLACF-4 R.G. 1.15.1-ctTtem!NING FREsfRfsstNG FGRCE5 FOR INSPEf. TION OF PRE %1RE$$E0 CON; RETE CONTAIN4EET STRUC $C910-4 R r. y. 1 TO e.L.

1. )S-l NSE Ry 3 C F [N5PEC11CN OF UNGRCUTED TENDCNS IN PRESTRESSED CONCRETE CONTAINMENf5 90809-4 Rrv. 2 TO R.u.

1 10t-EMERGENCY PL ANNING FOR NUC L E AR P0wCR PL ANi$ ?%615-4 R.G. 1 135-N044AL htJER (fytt ANL O[$(HARGE A T NUC L F AR POWFR PLANTS 55791-4 N ". 1.i25 PHYSICAL 4"0[L5 FCR DE$1GN AND CPFRAi!DN CF HVORAULIC $TRUCTURE5 t0R NUCtFAR P0hER PL ANTS $$ rD-4 SITt INvF5f! Gall 015 FOR F04 W ATIONS OF NUC L E AR FACILITI'$ $5F19-4 FOLNOAflON A'40 L AR TH WORK CCNSTRUC ilCN F CR NUCLFAR POwfR PLANTS 6-2

PUBLIC HEARING FORECAST t E DE h13 L% CON!ESTE3 HEGRINGS CONTESTED MEARINGS u r ev reswar n rat e**ee E=v t eenar mig e swerv xxxxx swt" NOTE: Durations reflect the tems frame in which the hemmg ts expected to be conducted and do not reflect the espected actual number of heereng days. FACILITY JUN JUL RUG SEP '0CT.NOV 'DEC !JRN ;FEB Mek APR,MAY BOAR 0 CHAIRMAN STAFF COUNSEL CREENE COUNTY CP --- - ' : I l ! I 1-WOLF MCGURREN DIR8t0-CANY3N 142 OL BOWERS TOURTELLO*TE PE88LE SPRIN3S 1 4 2 CP :3 YORE 80ROENICK MCOUIRE 1 4 2 OL m LATO METCHEN ERIE 142 CP ,m, m 80kERS 8ARTH BLACM FOX 142 CP m W 3LFE CAVIS YEllen CREEM i42 CP .e l SMITH METCHEN SHOREHAM OL l my gm B0hERS H0F. FLING ALL ENS CREEM 1 CP e l j f C00FAL SOH!kK! SAN ON3FRE 2 4 3 OL j M l g C00FAL CHANDLER NEW ENGL AN3 1 4 2 CP l w, PILLER KAR9AN CAWIS SESSE 2 4 3 CP j 4 l l j LUTON FE6S ?!9'ER 1 OL JENSCH $0HINK! h46HINGTON NUCLERR 2 OL 4 PATON EhMIC3 FER91 2 OL l SLRCK SLPPER 1 OL j giSMITH 00LD8ER3 l NorEs. R, t. Sm, CouN.Et CLINCM RIVER HEARING 8 FORM 4LLY Su8PEMOED BY RPPLICANT *8 REQUE8f MILLER SMITM[ PLO4flNG NUCLEAR PlRNT EVIDEnflART HERRIN08 UNDEResef WOLFE MRL8CM GIkNA Sf!PUL8f!3N8 PENGIN3 BEFORE RSLS LUTON DAVI$ OREENW000 t 4 3 CP PROCEED!M08 70 SE RERCTIVe*ED BOWER $ SOHlNMI MAVEN l 4 t APPLICRf!04 REmof!CED Luf0N CHANDLER CPLLadAr 1 4 2 SHOW CRU8E HEARING TO BE MELD 8!L8ER8ft!N P!LDRIM 2 A00lf!3NAL NEARJN38 8CHEDULED POR JUNE AND JULf 1979 CJVFAL SMITN 40RTN C0Asf PR3 JECT POSTPONED IN3EFINITELY 87 RPPLICANT YORE MCDURREM TR3JAN HERRIN06 BE9AN FEBRURRY 4 1978 N SLFE MCDURREN PERMING l-8 MEARING RECORD RE0*EMED - MEAR149 HELD MAY 18, 1979 CLARR SARIN m-6-3

SUMMARY

OF HEARINGS ON PENDING APPLICATIONS Suninary of Hearings on Pending Applications May 31, 1978 Docketed Applications Construction Permit Reviews 25 pending CP issuance 20 contested 4 uncontested - hearing mandatory 0 petition pending 1 noticed - intervention period not expired 0 to be noticed Operating License Reviews H pending OL issuance 5 contested 9 uncontested - r.o hearing required 0 petitions pending 3 to be noticed Other Facility Proceedings 18 pending 17 contested 1 petitions pending 0 to be noticed Antitrust Proceedings 6 pendinq 6 contested 0 petitions pending Final agency Action not taken as of 05-31 CP or OL issued: 12 CP reviews 1 Other Facility Proceeding 2 OL reviews Applications Tendered - Not Yet Docketed 2 6-4

SUMMARY

OFHEARINGS ON PENDING APPLICATIONS COMTP',CTIG'(P_ff!T Prvir.5 (25 pencling CP issuarce) Iwd e tel U d *.st_ed - (?9) L:ncontested - (4) QTITD+$T ppr;rrrpmn prui 9 (6 pee'$irg)

stientic ' & 2 Allers Creek 1

" Blue Hills 1 & 2 -~ Contested - (f)

Barton 1&2 Elack for 1&2 tavis Besse 2 & 3 Clinth River f arley 1 '. 2 (t'nder Arp*al) yellcw Creek 1&2

% a las Pelot 1 pavis-8 esse / Perry 1 & 2 (under apreal) trie l & 2 Erie 1 & 2

f91 ton I & 2 H disnd 1 & 2 (Undar h eal)

Greene County South Tewas 1 t ?

nreerwood 2 & 3 Stanislaus 1 Ja m pcrt I & 2 Haven I&2 Petitioes Pendinri - (Z Mue t a pe 1&2 Mw [ngland 1 & 2
- urth Coast Petale % rings 1 & 2 I'" '
5 3^3 Pilgrim 2

-FI' AL AsrNCY ACTION %T tar ['S A5 0F 05-31-7F - CP OR OL 155UED Magit I&2 pr i t I (Lcetested Ly States as full parties) modesert 1&2 g , j _3 Harris 1-4 Pope Creek I & 2 ~Cl beviews (2) ps Bend I & 2 . eat rock 1&t tiorth Anna 1 & 2 Pe t i_t i n- _ Peng_1_nj - (U) Sterling i Three 9 1e Island 2 Marble Hill l & 2 Tyrone 1 WFP55 1 heticed.. Intervention period not yet over - (1) WPP55 4 Falo verde 4 & 5 (CP) Wolf Creek pp5s 3 g 5 1 e_3nti ed - (0) APPLICATICM TICEFEO, CT YET Df'CKETFD - (2) 1 R i Eellefonte 1 & 2 (CL)

Project Celayed Susquehanna 1 & 2 (CL)
- Project Delayed 5fte Study Underway OTHER FACILITY PROCEEDINGS PECING '18 rendirgl Osntested - (17)

Flnating Nuclear ant 1 - 8 Girna (FTL) stir.eation pending before ASLB OPERATING LICEME FEVI,fja5 ger;dh 0L issuancei Mon.fcel' stlL). T0ooetedJ Oyster treek (FTL) Robinson 2 (Sec. B/Env) Contested-(s) Uncontested (ho Hearing Required)-(4) Prairie Island 1 & 2 (Spent Fuel Storage Expansion Indian Potet 3 (once through cooling) Diablo Canyon I%2 Arkansas 2 Midland 1 & 2 (Remand / Court of Appeals) McGuire 1 & 2 Farley 2+ Vennent Yankee (Remand / Court of Appeals) San Onofre 2 & 3 Hatch 2 Barnwell (Sec B/0L) Shoreham Salem 2.1 & 2 Barnwell (FRSS-Spent fuel storage station) LaSalle 7%er i Big Rock Point Sequoyah I & 2 NTS (CP for mods and OL) Su m r 1 Enon (rRP) Watts Bar 1 & 2 Midland Special WPPS 2 Sheffield LLW Burial Lacrosse (FTL Conversion) Petitions Pending - (0) Petitions Pending - (1) Humboldt Bay (Anendment) To Be Noticed - (3) To Fe Noticed - (0) Fermi 2 Ccninche Peak i & 2 Midland I & 2

Intervention requested, subsequently denied, withdrawn, nr settled 6.-5

ATOMIC SAFETY & LICENSING BOARD PANEL MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT FOR THF MONTH nF: M AY,1978 FY 1978 60 - OfSCRiPil0N This chart graphs the number of hearmg days durmg ttie month, the riumter of applearsons on what;h hearerigs overe held g__ during tne ein mth, and the number of tw:enung board decinums rendered dur-mg the month. Coreelatson among the thesie categswees is twwi en estent. A sangle chart was chosers for gwesenta-toon m orrier to coreweve spue. 40 - MEY/ LEGEND NUMBI.R OF HE ARING DAYS e-30 __ APPLICA TIONS UNDER HEARING DECIS3ONS RENDE RE D 29 6 10 -- \\ / /N ,f \\ / / p/ r OCT NOV OEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JU L AUG SEP NUMBER OF HEARING DAYS 19 8 14 21 13 24 13 18 APPUCATIONS UNDER HEARING 8 2 4 9 2 g 4 6 DEcasioNs RE NDE RED DURING MONTH 2 3 6 2 3 3 2 l DECISIONS RENDERED DURING MAY ,V ign f'arble Hill 1 & 2 The hcenseng boarJ autnorered the issuance of construction permits. WPPSS 3 & 5 In a n uncontested proceeJmg the beensmg board authorized the issisnce ofiionstruction permits for the proposed f acilities. Hope Creek 1 & 2 As remanded by the Appeet Board, the licensing board exammed the iestiixioT fiammable ges cloud accutents. The heensms boerJ found that the probabahty of a flammable gas cloud accident was 2.4 a 10 I occurrences per yez and the facehty need not be designed so es to protsrct agamst flammable gas cloud acci'lents. 'c#mestown 1 & 2 Because of certam unmet requirements,the ASLB ouTf sotietermIn'e whether construction permits should be issued. The boerd as considermg receivmg new evidence on radon releases g and afsnciated health offacts m order to beeter conseder assuance of ,r\\ construction permtts. /s \\ iseaver Valtm After considering certam envwonmental and safety m.'s / t i. ~conU3ife~rsies raised by the city of Pittsburgh, the hcensmg board "~ yanted the request for expansson. N m,, c., mn. m., - s, m,,,,m,9 6 9 U 64 95 53 i e 'e 9 P J[e s e 4 4 e n ti 6 -6

SECTION Vil NLICLEAR MATERIALS

NMSS APPL.lCATIONS itECEIVED DATA AS OF: _ APRIL 30,1978 DESCRIPTION-FY 1978 ' l _it T his <raph shov,s the actu.i l l Ie N' Mss _ is UPDATED BIMONTHLY l us<entif pies to dove 6op -$4 a rew.ws apphmm i<><c ) ~,, cast en January 19IB. and g upon etimplet on t*,e revisof _ 12 huecast w..I be pou.emt l so l e l _s l _7 _e -a g LEGEND- _4 g FORECAST _3 g ACTUAL RECEIVED ~ 1 t OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP FORECAST BY MONTH ACTUAL RECEIVED 2 0 1 0 4 3 11 CUMULATIVE FORECAST CUMULATIVE RECEIVED 2 2 3 3 7 10 21 APPLICAi!0NS RECEIVED DATE A P_P t,!C A N T LOC A T ION _ REVIEW TYPE RECEIVED

1. HOYE STAKE MINING COLORADO GEIS 100377

2. VEPCO VIRGINI A FUEL STOR AGE 10 07-77 3 Nt>CLE AR DYNAMICS SUNDANCE, WY.

IN SITU MINE 12 08 77 4 L UC K Y MC GAS HILLS, WY. U MILL { AMEND) 02 07-78

6. NUCLE AR FUE L SERVICES E RWIN PU REPACK (AMEND) 02 27-78

6. E NERGY FUE LS UTAH U MILL 02 28-78

7. NUCLE AR ENGINEERING H AN FO R D, W A-WASTE MGMT. (RENEWAL) 02 27-78 IL DUKE POWER COMPANY NEW APPLICATION 031478

9. J. & P. CORPOR ATION SOLUTIUN MINE (NEW APP) 012078

10. TRANSNUCLE AR TRANSPORTATION (NEW APP) 03-22 78 It. UNITED NUCLE AR MAJOR MOO 04 03-78

12. ENERGY FUELS HAN KSViL LE. UT AH RENEWAL 040678

13. ENERGY FUELS BLANDING. UT AH RENEWAL 04-0678 14 PL ATE AU RESOURCES RENEWAL M12 78

15. UNITED NUCLE AR WOOD RIVER AMENDMENT 0447-78

16. CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC NEW APPLICATION 0447-78

17. ATL AS MINE RALS*

MAJOR MODIFICATION 0407-78

18. COMBUSTION E NGINEE RING

MAJOR MODIFICATION 04-17 78

19. OGL E CORPOR ATION NEW APPLICATION 042478 20 PUBLIC SE RVICE E AG*

NEW APPLICATION 042578

21. SOUTH CAROLINA E&G*

NEW APPLICATION 04-2678

NOT IN MAY 5,1978 ISSUE OF GOLD BOOK.

7.-3. '

IN-HOUSE M AJOR CASE REVitW %HtDULIMb UPOATEDBIMONTHLY FUEL / FACILITY APPL COM PLETED CURRENT CASE APPLICANT LOCATION TTPE Rec'd Saf EnvSgds ;0M PLEil0N DATE t 'M i NEW APPL ALLIED GE NER AL BARNnLL, 5. C. FR55 05-74 X N5 N5 ALLIED GENERAL BARNwELL, 5. C. FRP 11-71 X ALLIEO GENERAL

8ARNMELL,

5. C.

PPF 07-74 I I N5 ALLIED GENERAL BAa NWEL L, 5. C. UF6 DF-72 l lMC NS CIN. GA5 C ELECTRIC CO. CLEARMONT CO..DHIO STORAGE 04-78 l l 07-21-78 DUKE POWER COMPANY MLCKLENBERG CD..N'.C. STORAGE 03-78 ! I 08-28-78 WY MIN IRIGARY SQL MINE JOHNSON, WY. IN-5!TU 01-76 KERR MCGEF SOUTH POWDER L MILL 08-77 I l 08-14-78 UNITED NUC MORTON R ANCH CONVERSE CITY, WY. U MILL 01-77 l l 08-28-78 EIf0N NUC OAKRIDGE. T E,NN. NF R.'C 01-76 l lNA 05-08-78 06-05-78 MINERALS fXPL. $WEETWATER, W Y'. 11-76 g g ENERGY FUEL 5 WH I T E ME S A, UTAH ORE 8tVING 03-78 N/5 g ! N/5 ENERGY FUELS HANK 5WILLE, UTAH U-SUY. eG STAT. 03-78 I l 12-27-78 ENERGY FUELS NUCLEAR WHITE MESA, UTAH U-MILL C2-78 J & P CORPORATION SOLUTION MINE 03-71 l l PLATEAU RESOURCE $ 8 LANDING, UTAH U-BUYING STAT. 04-78 l l N/$ OGLE PE T R CLE UM SANT A B ARB AR A, CA IN-$lTU 04-78 l g--- ---07-14-18---~~-~~~~ - T-~! N/5 NECO $HEFFIELD SHEFFIELO, ILL. WASTE BURIAL 08-68 I l NUCLEAR ENGINEERING HANFORD. WA. WASTE BURIAL 02-78 RENEWALS & BA8COCn s WiLC0x APotLO, PA. UFFP 01-73 1 18F 07-i+-78 I BA8000K & WILCOX PARKS TWNSHP, PA. PUCU FFP On-7? l l 8F 06-23-78 M AJOR MOD BATTEttE C0tuM8u$ LA8. CotuMBUS, OHIO FFP 01-75 i l N/$ N5 IHOLD) FEDERAL-AMER. PTNR5. RIVERTONe WY. U MILL 12-75 ! I BF 0F-21-78 GE NE R AL ELCTRIC VALLECITOS, CAL. R&D 08-71 TVA EOGEMONT, 5.0. U MILL 01-76 I I N5 ATLAS MINERALS 04-78 l l UNION CARBIDE GRAND JCT., COL. MILL 03-76 l g 10-06-78 NA 10-16-78 WESTERN N LCLE AR JEFFREY CITY, WY. U MILL 06-73 l g WESTINGHOUSE COLUMBIA. 5. C. FFP 09-74 BF HOLD ! BF 08-11-78 WESTINGHOUSE CHE5 WICK, PA. PFDL 1.?-74 ! l 07-12-78 ATLAS MINERALS MOA8e UTAH U MILL 0

73 X

UNITED NUCLEAR O'.- 7 8 l l --+-t N/$ GENERAL ELEC1RIC MORRIS, ILL. CAP. INCREASE 05-77 l g 06-05-78 LUCKY MC GAS HILLS WYOMING CAP. INCREASE 02-78 g ! 09-11-78 AMENDMNTS EXXON HIGHL AND CONvfRSE, WY. IN-SITU 04-76 I l 06-22-78 NU(, LEAR FUEL SERVICES ERWIN PU REPACK UNITED NUCLEAR. W OOD R IV E R SCRAP RECOV. OTT8 I l 07-25-76 EXXON MINERALS HOUSTON, TX. R &D O F78 l l 05-31-78 08-23-78 UNITED NUCLEAR UNCA5WILLE, CT UFFP 04-78 l 4 _ _ _ _j. m. I TRANSP 7RAN5 NUCLEAR 03-78 I I e4-CS 't SCHLUMSERCER WEtt SER HOU5 TON, TEXA5 NPV-CF 03-77 REVIEWS ode 5 2 W/ 52wA 04 76 l l 07-31-78 CA _ __g_ __g-NON -CASE tWR SPENr FuEi. iGElsi 08-n4-78 N/A l, 11-03-78 NATUP 't PHENOME NA REVIt d5 WA. N/A g ! N/5 g GE5MO N/A N/A I l 06-30-78 POLICY PAPER CN 5.G. L0d EN. U N/A OTHER TOPICAL RPT. 5WECO-7601 INDEPENDENT SPENT Futt STORAGE 01-77 l l 07-28-78 HOME ST AK E MINING CO. 09-77 l l 10-05-78 05-31-78 PRICE ANDERSON COMP ARIf ivE ANALYSIS 06-77 l g 03-00-79 GEIS.ON URANIUM MILLING g ENMC g __ l._p l i SAFEGUARD 5 MEASUREMENT CONTROL N/A 11-75 NJQNy8F 06-30-78 I 1 l l 1 1 I I I I i l 1 1 I I I 1 i PEN 0 LNG MAY 5,1978 x REVIEW COMPLETED NEW APPLICATIONS. - 17 .1) mc. REVIEW TREATED AS A MINOR CASE RENEWALS & MAJ MODS. er. BACKFIT REVIEW AMENDMENTS. NA - REVIEW NOT APPLICABLE /REQUmED TRAP.S. 3 N3 - REVIEW 'NOT SCHEDULED' NON CASE '

- REVIEW HAS NOT YET REC'D A SCHEDULE TOTAL 51 74

DIVISION OF FUEL CYCLE & MATERIAL. SAFETY (JAJOR CASEWORK: COMPLETIONS ^ ' ^ ^S ' "^'"'"' FY 1978 (incluqes Genene Revwws). UPDATED BIMONT.LY - si . 51 - m. .~ r e'"... ,y s I ~ LE GE ND-64.m 2e [ wer ** * *=re.se ~ .'-.."..u r - 33 16017FFORfCAST

'**'rM a

= =

e .m ACTUAL COMPLE TIONS _A MAJOR CASES IN HOUSE ,.-*",o e 26 ,,a*'", ,/p--==*** - Et ,/,/ - en r.. _ _. -... i. : -1 5 _ t s k 16 -_. _ _.. %__ F's u d N. ' '...c., -e 1 1 N 12 is te 7n 7 e r tpaut fews ofat 5 1 - I-- -1 ~ # OCT NOV DEC JAN FE8 MAR APh MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP DE SC RIPTION' um. u reees CHART steows T HE 10 01 77 FORECAST BY MONTH 1 4 7 7 11 13 13 18 20 24 24 26 MtMRf R OF MAJOR CA 5$ winR K Cf sMPL E TiONS rsfiu,Tr o f o ss cou NEW APPLICATIONS O O O O 2 0 3 Pt E 't D GV MON TH AND AC TU AL COMPLE TH5NS st MONTH AND f YPE OF R ENE WALS & 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 R E u' tt ST MAJOR MODIFICATIONS AM E NDME N TS 0 1 1 0 0 0 TR ANSPORTATION REVIEWS 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 GENEPlc Rs OTHER 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 l4 CUMUL ATIVE TOTAL 1 2 3 11 11 14 MAJan Fort CYCLE CASES CGMPLETED CASE TYPF REVIEW CCMPLETED uraR pcGrr ISEaucVAH) aEN. E PAJCR POD 10-07-77 PfiRCICMICS Sbl4 LEY BASIN AMENCW(NT 11.C4 77 NUCLEAR PACKA0lN3 IRANSPCRfATION I2-Cl-77 Era 04 NuCLEAd R [CHL Avo AmENcMENT 12-20-77 LIAH [Nf(R 4AT[ONAL G45 Hill 5 RENEWAL 01-19-78 BABCOCK E WILC05 FNMC 01-19-78 NF$ EphlN RENEWAL 01-27-78 WE5fEHM PUCLEAR D A *' C0tFICATION AMENDMENT 01-27-78 'vl P0 0 NEW APPLICATION 02-21-78 DuuE NEW APPLICATICN 02-21-78 ELOORADO NUFLEAR TRANSPORTATION 02-00-78 mDtD NUCLEAR NEW APPLICATION 04-11-78 NUL L E A R DYNAMICS NEW APPLICATION 04-14-78 uFRR MC C,[ C NEW APPLICATION 04-14-78 NOIIO_VNIED.h00VL

BAW LYNCHBURG CNFP - WITHDR AWN 7=5

I DIVISION OF FUEL CYCLE & MATERIAL SAFETY MINOR CASEWORK: COMPLETIONS INCLUDES SAFEGUARDS FY 1978 DESCRIPTION; c . 2so - 385 250 THt1 CHART SHOWS THE =.JS gj3 NUMRER OF MINOR CASE 2ie WORK COMPLE flON5 ESTIMATED TO BE - tes jgy COMPL E Tf D BY MONTH _ 140 AND ACTUAL COMPLETIONS. _ iso 134 = 170 _Sm g - so ~" 11 LEGEND: m e 31 ACTU AL COMPLETIONS -m OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR E. xY JUN JUL AUG SEP COMPLE T E D 15 27 44 58 64 79 99 FCMS (COMUL ATIVEl NOTE: COMPL E TED SAF EGUARDS 22 44 52 78 37 103 114 (CUMUL ATIVE) Previous months data subrect to revisson because of corrections to computer data bass. ' Data not available at printing deadline MINOR CASEWORK: COMPLETIONS .....o. ne s aw',r. FY s.F* 4 as , e.S E D M t l::"J""'4';;" i. O';"./;20 .N 4 BS et's46 Mf?glit "- e M ggga av osat aposene n..w w n Off esaw Mc 4.a pys was apet war Asss JUL AUS kP =::,,,,,, ...,m M?,T, a,"~~* ,o F a 7-6

NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA GLOSSARY OF TERYS MATERIALS LICENSING NETWORK WDMN - % Wh w hg m wq t conse. "D I DEFIOlENCY LETTER - Let+.or sent to applicant in-decating that information requered to promss limnse DrNirD e either mcomplete or erroneous. DENI AL - License application denied. OA m ISSUf D NEW APPLICATION - Instel hcensmg application. ICA TION f T UCINSING DEC151(W RENEWAL - Resubmmsson after five years to reevaluate DFNIED licensee program. Tf R E SPONSE UCE NSING VOID Amendment applicatsn deemed unnecessary R E CE IVE D DECISION 1550f D g ENDOFMONTHINVENinRY . DING DEFICIENCY LETTERS NOT INLCUDED) ~ 2,2fl '1500 - APRIL 30,1978 d 9 (2jh yfyg,y. DATA FOi, JANUARY REVISED vvve rr, oh$@ ?iiri="' smh 131 1200 - $'". i 397 ih:'2 ]h*y'- -a-- ,: fj;g KEV ,,, ((),T7Bi APPLICATION 3 tN HOUSE kv$J$ 277 900 - W MORE THAN 90Dt YS h 60 TO 90 DAYS h 30 TO 59 DAYS 600 - h LESS THAN 30 DAYS 750 300 - O JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC TOTAL 1478 1618 1579 1487 1379 APPLICATIONS > 90 DAYS JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC NEW APPLICATIONS 32 35 29 18 15 AMENDME N TS 34 53 52 48 64 RENEWALS 82 99 147 151 152 TOTAL 148 187 225 217 231 7 NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA APPLICATIONS RECElVED DATA AS OF: MAY 31.1978 DAT A FOR JANUARY REVISED

== 800' {00E = 3695 KEY: I 2' h NEW Af rUCATIONS 273 AM E NDM E N TS ~=&35 - RfNEWALS 400 h RESPONSE $ TO 174 128[ DE F ICIE NCY HFOUESTS 97 / 200 f.2. 32.V

2 ^'

.f.*.'. !}f . E*'I/

p[8h

( I.lhd*227' ,220., ,...t -r jp

'.#"'- ^ E.

. MQ' O ^ JAN FEB MAR AP P. MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 'OTAL 827 709 6% 471 690 LICENSING ACTIONS COMPLETED (APPLICATIONS LICENSED) 800 - KEY: '~ NEW APPLCATIONS AM E NOM E N TS 400 - RENEWALS 462-=61 - DE 188 230 207 195 183 ' 69 :

6)j

76 0'- JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 322 333 352 328 559 TOTAL OE FICIENCY REQUESTS 218 181 292 224 248 VOIDS 52 65 81 11 0 7-8

NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA "^ " ~ ~ " " " MONTHLY

SUMMARY

DATA FOR JANIIARY REVISED JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AIJG SEP OCT NOV DEC O HINVENTORY 1243 1478 1618 1579 1487 INPUT 827 109 686 471 690 OUTPUT 592 569 725 563 798 END OF M NTH 1478 1618 1579 1487 1379 TOTAL TURN AROUND TIME lEXCLUDES VOIDS) 600 DE SC RIP TION KEY: 777 AL IN HOUSE TIME F ROM RECEIPT OF APP LICATION TO COMPLETION O > 00 DAYS m. Of LICENSING ACTanN DOES NOT INCLUDE APPLICANT m Cd.1 60 to 89 DAYS TIME RE SPONDING TO DE FICIENCY LETTE RS. b6' 30 to 59 DAYS 400- @ < 30 DAYS .w tog' ' ~107hhI .V.n?- 9 g* g {g Q 200 - ,4 66 78 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 2 ETED. COMPOSITE 56 72 66 76 87 AVERAGE TIME 7-9

NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA NEW APPLICATIONS TURN AROUND TIME DATA AS UF; MAY 31,1979 DATA FOR JANUARY REVISED 100 - e 65 fi.tz 50 _ e .:y,g 4 m- ~- e$'.19 - ce.E'. i}- :

b. 3 W::

22 .-5 0.18 h '#*%'d 15 4 Y N / n JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 48 61 55 61 96 TOTAL U AROUND TIME AMENDMENTS TURN AROUND TIME DESCklPTION KEY; O >90 DAYS TOTAL IN HOUSE TIVf F ROM RECEIPT QF api *- 400 LICATION TO COMPLETION m E2 60 to 89 DAYS OF LICENSING ACTION DOES NOT INCLUDE APPLIC ANT TIME RESPONDING TC DE-C 30 to 59 DAYS FICIENCY LETTERS. (79 '; 200 "14" ' [ 30 ' r- , 3lb N y -73g d9) j.69j 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV l DEC TOTAL 207 195 230 188 2.,e AVERAGE 46 57 49 55 66 TURN AROUND TIME RENEWALSTURN AROUND TIME t .L - yg (2E r$ 4 s 100 1 x > l,. s w"7 g s. VV s, -.. yp 50 ; i ' f il$[? 45 g ^ (y,% 19 4;.; .'y;tf 15 Jhd; 'f{ j1g;' q-d \\\\g 12 13 : = *, 0 ,\\ 9 <1 d \\ JAN FEB MAR APH MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 69 77 67 76 183 TOTAL AVERAGE 65 97 101 121 123 TURN ARCUND TIME 7-10

AGREEMENT STATES s 3 l' k,N s g '. q- \\ p, 'Q x'N'N, L -w w... 1 ~~ a': - - - ~ w my .s S Q'E,t if ~~"' q r. .4 x s m. c s = o..% i 4 g,gge, .g A s q.._. x ~... ww

h. '.x s

N \\'s. ....A s@ s 'ss. 'JW3] AGREEMENT STATES k s NON-AGREEMENT STATES NRC AGREEMENT STATES ALABAMA F LO RID A LOUISIANA NEW H AMPSHIRE OREGON ARIZON A GEORGI A MARYLAND NEW MEXICO SOUTH CAROLINA AHKANSAS IDAHO MISSISSIPPI NEW YORK TENNESSEE CALIFORNIA KANSAS NEBRASKA NORTH CAROLIN A TEXAS COLORADO KENTUCKY NEVADA NORTH DAKOTA WASHINGTON 7-11

MAJOR LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES DATA AS OF uay s, i,7, (LICENSED BY NRC ) UPDATED BIMONTHLY Un&NIUM HE X AF L U7R IDE (UF6) PRODUCil0N PLANTS ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATICN METROPCLIS, ILLIN0t$ 40-3392 500-526 F F RR-MCGif CORPCR AT ION SELUCVAH, ONLAHOMA 4 C-R 0 2 T $U9-1010 URANIUM FUEL PROCESSING C F ARRIC ATION PLANTS AIOMICS INTERNATIUNAL CANOGA PARK, CALIFORNIA 70-25 $NM-21 BAeCCCW G stLC04 LYNCH 90RG, v4RGINIA 70-27 SNM-42 PARCCCK C m!LCOs APOLLO, PENN5YLv4N!A 70-135 SNM-145 B4RC008 C wlLCat LYNCH 8URG, v!RGINIA 70-924 $NM-778 BABCOCK C w!LCON LYNCHSURG, vlRGINia 70-1201 SNM-1168 COMRUSTION ENitNEE91NO, INC. MF M AT IT E, MO. 70-36 SNM-33 00'eUSTION E NG I NE E P I NG, INC. wlND$CR, CONNEC7tCUT 70-1100 SN=-1067 EXXON NUCLE 4a COMANY, INC. RICFtAND, w&5HINGTON 70-1257 SNM-1227 GE NER AL ATCMIC COMPANY 5AN DIEGO. CALIFORN!1 70-734 $NM-696 CENERAL EL ECTRic Comp ANY SAN JOSE, C ALIFORNI A 70-1007 $NM-S4 til GfNERAL EL EC TRIC COMPANY htLMINGTON, NC 70-1113 SNM-1097 EfaR-MCGEE CCRPORAY10N C*ESENT CITY, OK 70-925 $NM-928 NUCLEAR FUEL SERV!CES, INC. EenIN. TENNESSEE 70-143 SNM-124 TEXAS INSTRLMENTS, I NC. A T TLE BORD, MASSACHUse... 70-33 $NM-23 U. S. NUCLEAR, INC. DAK RICGE. TLNNESSEE 70-1319 $NM-131% UN I T E D NdC L E A4 CORP. MUNTvtLLE, CONNECTICUT 70-371 SNM-368 UNITEC NUCLEAR Cowp. wo0D river, RHODE 15 LAND 70-520 SNM-777 WESTINGHOUSE ELEC 'IC CORP. COLUMela, SOUTH C AR OL I N A 73-1151 SNM-1107 (23 PLUTONIUM FUEL C FARRICATION PLANTS BABCOCK C wlLCOX PARMS TDwNSHIP, PA. 70-364 $NM-414 HATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE WEST JEFF ER SON, OHIO 70-R 5NM-7 BATTELLE P.N. L AROR ATORIE S RICHLANJ, WASHINGTON 70-9E4 5NM-942 E XEON NUCL L AR COMP A1Y, INC. RICHLAND, WASHINGTON 70-1257 SNM-1227 GENERAL ELECTRIC CnuPANY v4LLECIT05, C ALIFORNI A 70-754 $NM-960 NEAR-MCGEE CCRPCRATION CRESENT, OK L A HOM A 70-1193 $NM-1174 (3) wf5ftNGHulid ELECTRIC CORP. CHE5wtCK, PA. 70-1143 $NM-1120 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. WALTl MILL, PA. 70-699 SNM-770 FUEL RE PROCE 55t NG F ACILI TIES ALLIEC-GENERAL NUCL. SER. BARNwELL, SOUTH CAROLINA 50-332 149 NUCLEAR FUEL SE R v!CE S, INC. WEST VALLEY, NEW YORK 50-201 til IRRADIATED FUEL STORAGE FACILITIE5 6ENEAAL CLECTRIC MORRIS, ILLIN0l$ 70-1308 $NM-1265 NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC. WEST WALLEf, NEW YCRK 50-201 SNM-857 (6) WASTE BURIAL FACitITIES NUCLEAR E*GINEERING 5HEFFIELD, ILLINOIS 27-39 til FACil:TY NOW RECUCED TO RCD ACTivlTIES ON Lwp F e"1. 421 AL50 AUTHCRllED TO REviv! AND STORE $5 ALED MIXED DEIDE FUEL 1005 AND ASSEPBLE MIXED CX tDE R005 IN TO FUEL BUNDL E S. (3) SHUTD0aN. (4) CP ISSUED IN 19F3. (5) POL !$5UED IN 1966, CUR 2ENTLY SHUTOOWN. 163 LICENSE 0 ALSO FOR $ HIPPING AND RECElv!NG 70-957 15NM-984) 7-12

MAJOR LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES ILICENSED 8Y NRC ) UPDATE D BIMONTHLY NRC LICEN5ED UR ANIUM MILLS AND MINING F ACILITIE S DOCKET C N AMC & LDC AT ION LICENSE N05. ACT!YlIY ExPIRAllCN DATE 4 fL A 5 MINE RALS 40-3453 ACID LEACH AND CARPCNATE 4-30-72 MOAp. UTAH 5U4-917 LEACH CIRCULI $ ITIMftY RENEWAtt 8EAA CREEK URAN!UM COMPANY 40-8452 F ut t SCALE URANIUM MILL 7-3I-82 C(NylR, COLORADO SUA-13tC CL EVEL AND CL IF F 5 te04 (OMPANY .0-8200 PILOT SCALE RESEARCH AND 5-11-79 pow 0ER RIVER 8ASIN. WYDMING 5U4-1199 D E YE LOPME N T IN $1ru LEACHING C0if ER CORPE'R AT ION 40-8511 R&D IN SITU LEACHING 8-31-81 Gnt0EN, COLOaADO SUA-1271 E ta0N COMPmN4 40-8102 FULL SC ALE ACID LE ACH 50LVENI '- 31 -78 HIGHLAND UdANIUM MILL Sua-!!)9 FNIRACTION U. MILL CONWER5C COUNTY. WYOMING EARON COMPANY 40-8064 E XPERIME N TAL IN SITU LEACHINO R-31-Al CON VER SE COUNlv, WYOMING SUA-1064 50L97I0N MINING FE DER AL-AMERIC AN P ARTNOR( 40-4492 FULL SC AL E LfR ANIUM MILL ACID I*31-76 GAS HILLS, WYOM MG SU A-66 7 TEACH - ELUEX filMELY RENEWAL) HOLME5 AND NAR'.ER. INC. 40-8550 RCD - PRUCE55 UHAN!UM CRF5 7-11-82 ANAHEIM. CAttFORNIA SUA-130T HOME5TAKE MINING COMPANY 40-8414 PCD - RECCVER URAN!UM FRGM 6-10-79 A sat MINE. SAN JUAN SUA-12, MINT WATER COUNfY. UIAH LUCnY MC URAN!UM CORP. 40-2259 FULL State ACID L E ACH ELLEA l-31-83 GAS H!Ll5, hYOMING 5U4-6 72 LUCKY MC URANIUM CoaP. 40-6622 ACID LEACH, CCD, CctuM 9-30-82 5HIRLFY RASINe WWOMING SUA-442 1RON E XCH a*'GC MINER AL S E MPLOR ATION CU. 40-8348 PCD IN Sifu URAN!UM 1-31-80 SWEffhATER COUNTY. wf04fNG SUA-1223 SGluttON MINING PETA 0ICMICS COM'ANY 40-6659 STAND SY - FULL SCALE 4-30-61 5HIRLEY BASIN. WYO"ING $UA-551 URAN 1UM MILL PLAIEAU RESUURCES LTD. 40-7869 PIL97 SCALE HEAP LACHINO 9-30-78 GRAND JUNCilCN. CU. $UA-1013 Al0 ALGOM MINES LIMITED 40-8084 FULL SCALE CARBONATE LEACH 9-30-82 MOAB, UTAH $UA-Ill9 CAUSTIC PRECIPITAYl0N PDCKY MOUNIAIN ENCeGy 40-8380 RCD IN SITU LEACHINO 2-29-80 CONVE RSE COUNIY, hYOMING SUA-1228 TENNESSEE VALL(Y AUTHORIY 40-1341 STAND BY - FULL SCALE URANIUM 2-29-76 EUGMONT MILL. 5. D. 504-816 MILL - ACID LEACH (TIMELY RENEWall UNION CAR 8t0E CaeP. 40-299 FULL SCALE ACID LEACH ELLEX 3-31-76 GAS HILL S, WYDMING SUA-648 (TIMELY RENEWAll wE 5 f f RN NUCt F AR. INC. 40-1162 ACID L F ACH ELUCX, FULL SCALE 10-31-73 JEFFREY CITY. WYOMING 50A-56 ITIMELY RENEWAll mVOM'*4 MINE R AL CORP. 40-8304 PILOT PL ANT IN $[T88 LEACHINC 6-30-79 JOHN.CN COUNTY, WYOM.NG SUA-1204 WYOMING MINERAL CO*P. 40-85&S COPPER LEACH SOLUTION 9-30-82 LAsEw000. CCLORADU SUA-1315 WOLD NUCLE AR 40-8636 5CLufl04 MINE 4-11-83 NUCLEAR DYNAMICS 40-8663 IN-S!fU 4-14-83 RERR McGE E 40-8586 IM-SITU 4-14-83 7-13

SECTION Vill-STANDARDS AND REGUI.ATIONS 1F fi

PROGRAM OVERVIEW TASK WORKLOAD STATUS JANUARY 1,1978 TO MARCH 31,1978 NEW TOTAL TASKS TOTAL ACilVE TASKS ADDED TASKS ACTIVE TASKS TASKS APPE ARING IN SLH EDUL E D APPE ARING OR TASKS COMPLE T E D TASKS THis MONTH'S TO BE IN LAST OUT OR TASKS DELETED GREEN BOOK OF HOLD INTO HOLD GREEN BOOK COMPL ETED ENGINE ERING METHODOLOGY ST ANDARDS 14 0 2 0 12 1 ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS 7 0 0 0 7 0 FUEL PROCESS SYSTEM STANDARDS 14 7 4 0 12 1 MATERI ALS PROTECTION STANDARDS 4 5 2 2 5 0 OCCUPATION AL HE ALTH ST ANDARDS 24 0 2 0 22 i RE ACTOR SYSTEMS STANDARDS 21 1, 3 0 19 5 SITE DESIGNATION STANDARDS 4 1 0 0 5 0 SITE SAFETY STANDARDS 11 2 1 0 12 1 STRUCTURES & COMPONENTS STANDARDS 23 8 3 0 28 3 TRANSPORTATION & PRODUCT STANDARDS 13 3 1 0 15 0 TOTALS 135 22 18 2 137 12 4 137 TOTAL NO. OF ACTIVE TASKS IN CURRENT EDITION OF GREEN BOOK 8-2

REGULATORY GUIDES DATA AS ONY WS RLGJVfDLhQ. IMh9-OCIDHEB REG. GCE. 4.109 E5 SC6-4 CALCUL4flON OF ANNUAL 005E5 TO MAN FROM Roui!NE RELEA5Fs a! VISED GUIDE PUBL15HED REV. 1 OF REACTCR EFFLUENTS FCR THE PUAPCSE CF E V AL U AT ING COMPL I ANCE w!IH 10 CFR PART 50, APPE NCl1 I NOVE MBE R

EG. GDE. 2.5 R E V.

C-R 6UALITY A S$UW A NC E PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS FOR RESEARCH REACTORS REIS$UED UNCHANGED R E G. GCE. 1.120 E4 502-5 F IRE PROTECTION GUIDELINE 5 FOR YJC L E A R POwfR PLANTS GUIDE PUBL ISHED FOR etV. 1 CDM"ENT RF G. GCE. 4.10 IRRErER$tBLE AN9 IRRETRIEVABtE COwMIf"ENf5 OF 4ATERIAL w!THDRAWN RE50VRCES REG. GCE. 8.118 R$ $33-$ PERIODIC TE$flNG OF ELECTRIC PO=ER AND PROTECTION SY5f E45 REVISEn CUIDE PU8tI5MED REW. I PEG. GOL. 1.P4 SC T19-4 CODE CASE ACCEPTABitlif ASME SECTION III DESIGN AND GUIDE PU9t I SHED F OR REV. 11 FABRICAi!ON ComptN1 REG. GPE. 1.R5 SC T 2 0- 4 CODE CASE ACCEPTABILITY A54F SECTION III MATERIALS GU:CE PURLISHED FOR REY. 11 COM*ENT PEG. GCE. 1.116 SL T0 5-4 MATERIAL FOR CONCRETE CONTAIN"ENT GUIDE PURLISHED FOR COMMENT RtG. GDF.

l. 5 FP T o l-4 STANDARD FORMAT AND CONTENT OF LICENSE APPLICATIONS FOR GUIDE PUeLISHED F OR REV. I URAN!UM MILL 5 COm*ENT

_DECE MBE R REG. 60E. 4.15 E S 610-4 QUALIFY ASSURANCF FOR RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING PROGRA9S Gul0E PJBL ISHE D FOR (NORMAL OPERATIONSI E F FL UE N T STREAMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT COMMENT REG. GOE. 3.11 SC 617-4 DESIGN, CON 5fRUCitCN, C INSPEC T ION OF ENBANRMENT RETENTION GUIDE PU9L ISHED FOR REV. 2 SYSTE MS F OR USAN1UM MILLS ComuENT JANUARY dEG. GDF. 8.18 OH 606-4 I NF OR M Ai ! ON RELEVANT TO ENSURING THAT OCCUPAi!CNAL RA3 TAT 10N GUIDE PUB L I SHE D F UR E APOSURE S AT MEDICAL IN$flIUTIONS WILL BE A$ LOW AS REA50NABL Y C04 MENT ACHIEVABLE REG. GDE. 3.40 FP 432-4 DE SIGN B ASIS FL OGD$ FCR FUEL RE PROCES$1NG PL ANT S AND FOR REVISED GUIDE PUBLISHED REV. [ PtOTONIUM PR OC E S $ 1 NG AND FUEL FABRICATION PLANTS REG. 6DE. 1.1/4 SC 601-4 $E RVt C E L IMI f 5 & LOAO!NG CCMSIN ATICN FOR CLASS 1 LINE AR-TVPE REVISED GUIDE PUBLISHED REV. 1 C OMPONE N T SUPPORTS RtG. GDt. 1.13T RS OTO-4 F L'E L-CI L SYSTEMS FOR STANC8f DIESEL GENERATORS GUIDE 'UPLISHED FOR C OM ME N T REG. GDE. 1.72 $C 532-5 SPRAY POND P! PING MACE FROM FIBERGLASS REINFORCEO GUIDE PU9LISHED F CR THE R405E T IING RE SIN COMMENT FEBRUARY RFG. GOE. 1.122 EM 608-4 CEVELOPMENT OF FLOOR DESIGN RESPONSE SPE CT R A FOR SEISMIC REVISED GUIDE PUBLISHED REY. I DESIGN OF FLOOR-$UPPOR TED EQUIPMENT OR COMPONENTS RLG. GOE. 1.127 RS 041-2 MAINTENANCE. TESTING. AND REPL ACEMENT OF L ARGE LE AD STOR AGE REVISED GUIDE P UB L I SPE D RE V. I B AT TE RIE S FOR NUCLEAR PCWER PLANTS REG. GOE. 1.11 EM 412-4 EVALUAi!ON OF EXPLOSIONS P0$iULATED TO OCCUR CN GJ10E PJ*LISHED FOR REV. 1 TRAN$PORTATION ROUTE $ NEAR NUCLEAR PChER PLANf5 COMMENT REG. GDE. 1.61 RS 612-4 ELECTRIC PENEIRAtlCN ASSEMBLIES IN CONT AIN=ENT STRUCTURES GulCE PUBLISHED FOR mLV. I FOR L IGHT-wA TE R-COOT hD NUCL E AR POWER PL A NT S COMMENT i El-21

REGULATORY GUIDES DATA AS OF MAY M78 M TITLE AEG GDE_ NO_

LMKhQ, MANCH 4!G.

'f. 1.5% HS f48 5 GUAllfV A 5$UR ANC E P R DGR A M TO REFLECT LEQUIREMENTS (OPERAfl0N) REVl5ED GUIDE PUBLISHED erV. 2

EG.

' ra. 4.18 ufA5UnlNS. EV ALU AT ING AND RE PORIING R ACIDACilVlf Y IN RELEASES GUIDE PUPL ISHED FOR Of aAO!OAC1]vE PAftalALS AND A1RPORNE EFFLUENTS FROM NUCLEAR CDM"ENT f Ut t PROCESSING ANC FABRICA!!UN PLANTS R f G. GDt. f.6 9C S26 4 DEstCN CRITFRI A fCR THE STRUCTURAL ANALYS15 OF SHIPPING CASR REVISED CUIDE PUBLISHED

!V.

1 CCNTAIN"ENT Vf55EL5 PI G.

f. 1.12F WC 613 4 IN5Pt CT I ON OF mAftR-CONTROL SIRUCIURE ASSOCI ATE D WITH NJCLEAR REVISED GUIDE PUBL15HED DE d.

1 PCatt PLANTS a f e. Gbe. 1.4 F P 613 5 NUCitAR CRif !C AL I f y SAF E T Y IN OptRATIONS WITH FISSIONAPLE REVISED GJIDE PUBLISHED Ri d. 1-R P A f t P I AL $ DU f 510 E REACTUR$ ats. GDF. 5.54 YP1034 STANDARD FORMAT AND CONT E NT OF S AF E GU ARDS CONF 1NGE NCY PLANS GUIDE PUBL 15HED F OR FOR NUCL E AR PDhf R P L AF. f 5 COMMENT uf ; 41. '.55 MP 7014 SIANLARD FOMMAT AND (CNTENT Of S AF E GU ARDS CONF lNGE NCY PLANS GUIDE PUBL ISHE D F OR FOR f uE L CYCLE FACILiflf5 COMMENT Rf 4 i f. 5.5% MP 702 4 sfANDARD FouwAT AND CONT E NT OF S AF E GU AR DS CONT INGENCY PLANS GUIDE PURt15HED FOR FOR TRANSPORIAflON COM"ENT RtG t N. l.19 RS 707 5 QUALITY ASSURANCE P R OG R A M REQUIREMENTS IDESIGN C CON 5fRUCTID1) REVISED GUIDE PUBLISHED at v. I AF All atG. G rA. 1.126 SC 609-4 AN ALCEPTAPLt "3 DEL A 4D REL ATED 5TATI5itCAL METH005 FOR THE REVISED GUIDE PUBLISHED ufd. 1 ANALY5!5 Cf ( Uf L CE NSIF IC ATION afG. G Dt. 1.52 'P 511-4 DESIGN. if5flN;. AND M AI NT E NANCE CPliERIA FDR POSTACCIDENT REVISED GUIDE PUBLl5HED E NGINiE R E D-5 At t f Y-F E ATURE ATPOSPHERE CLEANUP SYSTEM AIR 'fV. FILTRaf!ON AND AD50RPfl0N UN!'$ CF L ICHT -W AT E R-COOLE D NUCL E AR P0h[R PLANTS R t s. G' t. 1.e4 2C 901-4 C00E CA55 ACCE PT ABIL IYY -- A$rE SECTICN III OE5IGN AND GUIDE PUBLISHED FOR 4EV. 1/ FAButCAflCN C0" MENT c' 904-4 C00F CASE ACCEPTABIL!fY -- ASME SECTION !!! MATERIALS GulCE PUBL ISHED FOR RFG GCf. 1.95 Copaggy efV. g/ R F G. Gr3 1.11M 55 T04-4 LABORATCRY I4VESTIGATIONS OF 50lLS FOR E NGINE E RI NG ANALYSIS GUIDE PUBLISHED F OR AND DESIGN CF NUC LE AR PChER PLANTS COMMENT R f L. Gft. l.161 f4 105-4 CONTAIN"ENT 150LAf!ON PROV1510NS FOR FLUID SYSTEM 5 GUf 0E PUBLISHED FOR COMMENT REVISED GUIDE PUBLISHED R f G. IJ;t. 1.11 7 k5 059-4 10RNACO DES [GN CLAS$1FICAfl0N Rtd. I RfG G0F. 1.162 64 519-5 S AF E T v-RE L ATE D CONCRE TE STRUCTURE S F OR NUCLtAR POWER PLANTS GUIDE PUBL IHED F OR 10fHER THAN REACTCk VESSELS AND CONTAIN*ENTS) CCMMENT NM. REG. Gtt.

1. 11 SC 625-4 C CN1 RCL Of ftRRITF CONTENT IN STAINLESS STEEL WELD PETAL REVISED GUIDE PU8LISHED M E V.

3 stG. G t't. e.20 OH 712-4 APPLICATICNS OF BIDASSAY 50R I-125 C 1-131 GUIDE PUBL15HED FOR COMMENT

tG. C Pt. 8 17 OH 612-*

OCCUP AT ION AL R ADI AT ICN DOSE A55E 55PE NI IN L I GHI-W A T E R GU10E PUBLISHED FOR REACfCR P0wf R PL AN T S -- DE SIGN STAGE MAN-REM ESTIMATES C0" MENT ef. Grt. 3.21 DH 104 4 HE AL TH FHYSICS SURVEY 5 F OR evP200UCT MATERIAL AT NRC-GUIDE PUBL!$HED FDR LICFNSED P'CCtSSING & *ANUFACTURING PLANTS C OMMt NT GUICE PUBL 15HED FOR dEG-60f. 1.111 (4 801-8 GUIDANCE FOR RESIDUAL HEAT REMOVAL COrwENT TASKS COMPLETED OCT l NOV ' DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JilN JUL AUG SEP Gales Pubbsted for Comment 0 5 2 3 2 4 5 4 Revised Guules Putif ahed 1 2 0 2 2 5 3 1 l3 -4

ANSI STANDARDS PUBLISHED DAT A ASOF MAY 1978 I A. ENS _ IH Lf. Of_ T 0 f f R N4^4 ANALY$15 AND CE$1GN OF CONCRETE RACIATICh $HlELDIN, PUM NUCLEAR PCwfR PL ANTS NGVEPPf8 N173 DETERPINING CE5IGN 84$l$ FLOODING AT PGwER kEACICE $1TES AN'I/AN$ 2.9 N574 NUCLEAk PLANI RELIABILITY CATA CCLLECTION AND R E PO# f LNG ANtj/AN$ 18-23 $YSTF P N49./ QUAT [TY A S50& ANC E PAGGRAM RE0JtREmENY5 FER NJCLEAR FACILiffES AN%l/ANS N45.2 Nt2R RACICLOGICAL CONTROL AT RE 5E ARCH REACYPR FACILITIES AN%1/AN5 15.11 Dt C( 58f R N195 OVERPR[$$URE' PROTTCTION OF LOW PRE 55URE $YSTEMS CONNECTED AN$1/AN5 $6.5 IO THE REACTOR CCCLANT PRES 5URE PCUNCARY N192 PHY$1 CAL PRGIFCTION FOR $VSTFuS AND CO"PLNENT5 !*PORTANT AN$!/ANs 59.1 TO SAFETY JANUART 349-T6 (UDE 4 E GU 18 E Mr N T FC# NUCLEAa SAFETY RELATED CUNCRFTF S T A UC TUR E S AN51/All FE BR UAR Y N41.1 TVPE T"$T5 nt CONTINUOu$ CUTY CLASS lE *CT OR S F CR NUCLEAR PCwER GENikAffNG $lafftwS MANCH N/99-T6 ADMlNISTRAT!vE AND MANAGERIAL CONTROLS FOR TH. vPtRATION OF AN$8 NUCLEAR FUIL RE PROCE SS ING PL ANT S APRIL N4%.2.5 RLVISION OF AN51 N45.2.5-19T4, SUPPLE ME NT ARY ASSUR ANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR INSIALLA1!ON. INSPECTION. AND TESTING OF $tauCTURAL CONCRETE. S TR UC TUR AL STEEL, 50!L$ AND FOUNDAT ICNS DURING THE CONSTRUCT!CN PHA$E OF NUCLEAR PC'ER PLANTS w MAY N45.2.lA ADCINCA TO AN51 N45.2.1-19F3 ( R 19 T 61, HOUS E M E E P ! NG Due l NG T HE -T* CCN5TRUCTICN PHASE OF NUCLEAR PCWIR PL ANTS ANSI /ACI CDCE RIQUIRtME NY5 F OR NUCL E AR S AF E T V RE L ATED CONCRE TE STRUCTURES 147-T6 ant l/IEEF STD DIE SE L -GE NF R A TOR UNI T S APPL IF D AS $TANDBY PCaER $UPPLIES FOR 48?-11FF NUCLtAR P0s# E R GFNERATING SIATIONS ant!/ASME AUDlflNG CF QUALITY ASSURANCE PR00R AMS F CR NUCLEAR PCWER PLANTS, N45.2.12-19ff R E QUIRIMENT S F ON TASKS COMPLETED lOCT NOVlDFC JAN l FEB l MAR APR MAY lUN Jtit AlfGl SEP ANSI $tmwlards Published l 1 l4 l2 1 l1 l1 1 4 l l ENVIRONMENTA[ STATEMENTS ISSUED JANUARY TPIP5) 515-1 F INAL E NVIRONMF NT AL STATEMENT ON THE TRANSP3RTATION OF RADIDACTtvE MATERIAL BY AIR AND OTHER MODES iP 092-4 F INAL E NVIRONME N T AL STATEMENT FOR AME NOME NT TO PART 30 - EXE"PTION FOR OPARR GAP IRR ADI ATORS CONT AINING COB ALT 60 (NUREG 0319) } OCT }NOV jDE C I JAN } F EB { MAR) ArH lMAY JUN l JUL ! AUGl SFP l0l0 l0 2f0 l0 l0 f0 i l l l Nu%er issumf PETITIONS FOR RULEMAKING MQMitt PRM NO. IA$ O Q ~PE TITION E R DICE MPE R TO-S PP 109-) N.Y. PUBLIC INTEREST NP-23T AS SPECIAL DENIAL RESEARCH GROUPe INC. NUCLEAR MATERIAL april 51-1 NFW ENOL AND CO AL ITION AMEND TABLE 5-3 DENIAL 50-19 CONNECTICUT CITIZENS ACTION PE TIT ION TO LOC ATE NJCLE AR DENIAL GROUP. ET.AL. REACTORS UNDER3ROUND lOCTlNOVlDEC JAN FEBl MAR lAPR MAYlJUN lJUL l AUGl SFP Petitens Approved 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Petitions Denied 0 0 1 0 0 0 2' O 8-5

AMENDMENTS TO AND NEW NRC REGULATIONS OAT,As o,,,,,,,, MONIt! IASILW IIIM M CFCf"q,e TP(P5) 506-3 Aw(NLufNT OF 4G./214) =HICH EufEN05 PRESENT CCVERALE CF EFFECTIVE RJLE PueLISHED "'NlRAL LICENSF F OR SMALL CUANflilES CF SOURCE m&TERIAL In AUTHO4IfF FFDEdAL. STATF AND LOC AL AGENCIES

OPFRATIONAL US? nr 5"ALL QUANTIf!ES CF SOURCE W AT ERI AL JAN;&ay IPtPS) 391-1 A* ENC *ENT CF 3C.15tAl E REPPT F RGm LICENSING REQUIAEMFNT E FF EC T!v' RULE PUBL ISHED PERSONS USING SPARN GAP 19RADIATCp5 CONTAINING NOT MORE THAe 1 MICROCusE nF COPALT-60 IN 5p&ow 3GNITED FUEL Cll PU5INE55 MAvjNG A FletNG RATE OF AT LEAST 1 G AL L CN PER HCUR SC dso-1 P80P95E3 A* ENC"ENT TO SECilCM 50.55A - CCCES ANC ST4NCARDS PROPOSEi RULE PUBLISHED RULE CF 10 CFR PART 50 "AkCH fP F05-8 Pe0PO5FD STATEucNT OF POLICV ON ROLE OF M4C IN F UT UR E PRCPDfED RULE PU6LISHED arGUL ATICNS OF Mf DIC AL USFS OF RADIO 150fCPES IP Atk-1 PRCPOSE D Rutt TO PROVIDE CaEATER LAllfUDE T3 PHY91CIAN5 Bf PROPOSED RULE PUBLl$HED NO LGNCER DESIGNAf!NG SPfCtFIC DIAGNOSTIC PROCEcuaES TO BE FOLL0mt0 IN THEIR USE OF MOST LOW-pl5E R AD10PHAa4 ACEUT IC AL S IP F19-1 EDWANCF Tf!CE OF PROP 05FD autE M ARING ON OF 51GN CF PROPOSED RULE PUBLISHED RA010GP8Pn rvP05LRE DEVICE 5 WP FL9-1 CRIf f RI A FOR

..F E GU ARDS CCNT INGE NCY PLANS SECT F 7-1418 0F EFFECTIVE RULE PUBLISHED 12/15/F7 APRIL f5 601-1 CLARIFVING AMENC4ENT TO TABLE 5-3. FR N0ft E PUBLISHED 4/78 EFFECTIVE RULE PUBLISHED SC 409-1 PROPOST D Auf NDMENT TO 10 CFR 50.55A, CODE 5 C STANDARDS PROPOSED RULE PUBLISHED 5FCT10N III PUBLISHfD 4/24/76 MAf PRCPOSE D a!GUL AT ION FOR LICEN5ING TRANSPOeTATION ACTIVITIES PRCPOSED RULE PU6LISHED INv0L V ING $$N" (49FR22215) 5/24/TS M35 16-1 PNCPCSFD R[GulATION FOR [*PI E ME NT Af t DN OF IAEA INSPECTIONS PROPOSED RULE PU8Lf5HED AND RE PORil NG UNDE R THE NPT 841FR22365) 5/25/78 MP Fil 1 PRCPC5E D af Gut AT ION F OR PHYSICAL PROTECTICN OF SPECIAL PROPOSEO RULE PUBLISHED NUCL E AR PATEkt&L MODERATE AND LGW STRATEGIC SIGN!F IC ANC E l OCTI NOV DEC JAN l F EB. MAR APR MAY JUN JUL l AUG SEP Pryoemi Ru6es Pubbdwl 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 3 E ffectwe Huies7ubished 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 NUREG REPORTS TITLE

MONTH, Ng UCTJRFR NUkIS-cllR OF Sl# AMIL ITY AND FFA51HILITY CF VAULT AJTO4Afl0N IN SPECIAL

P 693-9 N9 CLEAR *ATERIAL SIUR AGE De C r *Mf R NUPla '171 4GF SPECIFIC RADIAllGN 005F COMMITMENT F ACTORS FOR A ONE-vFAR CH2CN!C INTAmE JANUAaY Nude;-C=02 ANALv5!5 Of 4 mE.p t t W i t:E STRONG wnTION CATA 5 AMPL E TO DEVELOP AN I"PR1vfD CORREt& TION HEiwEEN PE 4k AC CFL ER AT !1N, SCI 5d!C INTENSITY AND LdHER Pbf51 CAL PARAWET[p5 F F OR t' AR Y N >R E ;- 0 40 2 PE THO15 F OR Pa[OICTION CF SikCNG E ARTHCg AyE GMOUND #0T ION NU4[0-0flo I N TE R I CR [NTdu5ti:N ALARM SYSTE*5 M%RCH NUS$b.41)

PC[bDAIICN%( #%DI%TtfN f(P^[1?" 8' N7(-((([ $f3 FA[{([7grg NU#E; 19; E88LY 51Tr R vir65 rts sot t r go mw1 FACILITIr5 P>nc 991 5 04%Ft avC er5 5 t <t f 7"Ct NIC At 2{vIt. 1P'tc r MAY NUR L 5-CN 0014 AN E V AL L A T ION CF THE USE OF CALCalPFTRY FOR SHIPPER-

P 76F-9 RFCFIVER ufA5t*PEMENTS CF PL UT CN i uM NU4FG-0444 A C043 UTER PdDGAAM F OR CALCULATING THE EFFEC T5 CF E XPCSUPE
E 1Ruf:C TO [0N!!!NG RADIAf!ON

} OCT NOVlDEC \\ JAN FEBlMAH APFI MAYlJUN I JUL l AUGl StP l l l l1 l1 Norntwe issued l1 0 2 2 0 2

SUMMARY

OF SELECTED STANDARDS STATISTICS (FY1977 AND FY1978) COMPLE(FC ACTIONS (FY 1977 AND FY 19781 10-Cl-76 10-01-77 THRU THRU 09-3C-77 05-31-78 (12 PONThS) (8 MONTHS) GUIDES PUBL15HED FnR COMMENT 43 25 REISSUED GUIDFS PURLISHED 40 16 ANSI STANDARDS PUBL I SHE D 24 15 CWAFT ENV. SIATFMENTS PUatISHED 0 0 FINAL FNv. STATEMt'!TS PU2LISHED 1 2 PROPOSED RUIES PUrst I SHED 13 8 EFFECTIV2 RULtS PURLISHED 12 4 RULEMAKING PCT!TIONS DENIED L 3 4UL EM AK If1G P/ T I T IO'JS APPROVFD 0 0 NUREG REPORTS ISSUED 15 9 8-7

e SECTION IX RESEARCH PROJECTS

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH LOFT (Loss of Fluid Test) oATA ASor: .= PURPOSE: The LOTT factitty is a well instrumented cressurized water reactor (PWR) at aboat 1/60 the power level and 1/5 the physical size of a corrriercial par. It 15 located at the Idaho haticnal Engineering Laboratory and is designed to study the behavior of engineered safety features such as errergency core cooling systems, durtrg postulated reactor acchet conditions. Data from LOFT experiments are being used to validate and tmprove the analytical methods currently used to predict the course of a loss of coolant accident. STATUS: 1. All five schenled nonnuclear loss of coolant experiments have now been successfully run and reported. with t%e final experiment. L1-5 run on April 25. 1978. 2. L1-5 had the nuclear core installed and results to date indicate no adverse effect of blowdown on tre core nor on any part of the primary coolant sys*em. 3. A Research Information Letter on the entire nonnuclear series is being prepared and will be issued in the next few months. 4 The prccess of the turn-over of LOFT frca DOE to NRC for nuclear operation, on a system-by-system basis, is in progress, and a sign-off procedure has begun. In preparation for assuming full funding responsibilities folicwing NRC's takeover of the LOFT operation during FY 1979. hRC/HQ has begun to follow those tasks related to LOFT operations and engineering support. PROBL E MS 1. Final preparations are in progress for startup testing which is a series of steady state and transient runs to be made at various po er levels. Since this will be the first time the secondary side has been operated. there is some concern that it may not behave as enrected. 2. A detailed plan of turnaround procedures including decontamination and fuel replacement has teen completed. It now appears that the average turnaround time will be 5 1/2 months rather than 3 months previously expected. To compensate, the L2-1 experiment has been deleted from the program and the first nuclear esperiment will be L2-2, a toss of Coclant Experiment (LOCE) initiated from 39 K'n'/m compared to 26 KW/m in the case of L2-1. Further consideration is being given to reducing the turnaround time, and accelerating the program. SEMISCALE The Semiscale MOD 3 configuration is a one-dimensional nonnuclear representation of the thermel hydraulic behavior of a pressurized water reactor, designed to simulate ECCS/ Upper Head Injection (UNI) performante during a loss-of-coolant experiment. It operates at about 1/30 the power level and is 1/5 the physical size of LOFT with two loops, each containing an active steam generator and coolant pump. The reactor core is sirelated by 25 electrically heated fuel rods, each having a 12-foot beated length and arranged in a typical 15 x 15 PWR fuel geometry. The objectives of the test facility are to; 1. Provide separate and integral effects experimental data for developing and/or verifying LOCA computational methods. 2. Provide data to investigate UHI phenomena and to evaluate analytical capabilities. 3. Investigate alternate ECC concepts, and 4. Provide data for interpreting LOFT data and addressing LOFT design compromises. STATUS: The first reflood baseline test to establish the perforinance of the newly configured system was completed on June 2,1978. The first UHI integral test has been rescheduled fer December 1978. PROBLEMS System modifications have been completed to correct the recent problems with the power supply / control system. M003 system checkout tests are underway to ascertain system operability at full power. The program is currently eight weeks behind schedule. The overall schedule impact and a recovery plan will be formulated af ter the operating problems have been corrected. 9-2

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH omsm-- PBF(Power Burst Facility) PURPOSE: The Power Burst Factitty (PBF) uttitres a pressurized test loop in a poci-type 30 mega.att (steady state) reactor capable of pulsed operation. It is located at the Idaho National Engireertrig Laboratory and is v,ed to obtain data on the periormance of fuel rod clusters under abnor sl power. Coolant tic,w and energy density conditiens. This includes.he PCM (Power Cooling Mismatch) test, LOCA (Loss of Coolant Accident tests, R! A (Reactivity Initiated Accident) tests and inlet flow b'ockage tests. The data obtained will be used to develop or confirm analytical capability which can be used to predict fuel response in reactors during of f-normal operating conditions. STATUS: Three PBF program tests have been scheduled for FY 1978. These include one LOCA Blowdown / Refill test, and two Power Cooling Mismatch (PCM) tests. There will also be facility (non-programatic) RIA tests, including four driver core lead rod tests and single rod power calibration tests. The FBF LOCA modifications and system operation tests were completed and a successful isothermal blowdown experiment was run on December 8,1977. The first nuclear blowdown test (LOC-!!) was run January 7-February 14 1978. Peak clad temperatures were lower than predicted so the next LOCA test assembly will have to be redesigned. A worst-case single rod PCM test (PCM-1) was run March 30, 1978. Test results indicate very good clad behavior under the high temperature (>2000K) oxidizing conditions. The first 9-rod cluster PCM test (PCM-5) was run May 6. There was no evidence of unwanted rod-to-rod interaction effects. Preparations will be made for test loop modifications in late sumer or early f all of 1978. These modifications will improve loop performance for the experimental program. Work programs for the planred PBF, PMS-IV program management system were reviewed and arrangements continue for early implementation of this program. PROBLEMS: The EG&G management of PBF has been reorganized. The new management team has been emphasizing the accomplishment of high priority test objectives. Reviews of all of the ongoing plant improvement projects and more compre-bensive planning and scheduling for them tave resulted in delays. However, it is expected that this effort will lead to improved management and better cost control. Signs of improvement are evident. 9-3

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH oATAASm-- ECC BYPASS TEST FACILITY PURPOSE: The ECC Bypass Test Facility is intended to provide d 'a for evaluating the potential for ECC bypass and the type of two-phase flow phenomena which might occur during the latter stages of blowdown and during the early portions of reflood, following a postulated loss of coolant accident in a reactor. Data from tPis program is expected to help establish when end of bypass would occur. STATUS: Recent re-evaluations c.ncerning the EBTF based on views expressed by ACRS members and ACRS consultants have lead to the decision to withdraw the EBTF construction funding request f rom hRC's FY 1979 budget submittal. As a follow on to the withdrawal of iBTF from the FY 1979 budget. studies are underway to determine the most useful approach to studying the ECC bypass phenomena. The desirability cf a Multipurpose Research Factitty which could be used for ECC bypass research as well as other research tasks (e.g.. upper plenum de-entrainment, two phase flow instrumentation relibration, BhR spray distribution, etc.) is being studied. INEL bas completed initial conceptual design studies cf several Multipurpose Test Facility options. INEL has also conducted discussions with the technical corriunity regarding the utility of a large scale Multipurpose Test Facility. Initial inputs have been received and wtre discussed with a group of 40 reactor safety experts at a meeting in Denver on May 24-25, 1978. There was no con-sensus on the need for a Maltiparpose Test Facility, although several areas of research, including ECC bypass, were identified which could be tested in a large scale MTF. The NRC staff is also examining data needs and uses to determine what additional facilities, if any, might be needed to round out data needs. PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR BLOWDOWN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAM (PWR-BDHT) PURPOSE: The Blowdown Heat Transfer program at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory is designed to determine the time to critical heat flux (CHF) at the fuel-coolant interface and the heat transfer rates during pre-and post-CHF regimes of the blowdown (rapid depressurization and coolant loss) phase of a loss of coolant accident as influenced by variations in reactor power, system pressure, coolant flow, and pipe break locations. STATUS Twenty-eight blowdown tests, simulating double-ended pressurized water reactor (FWR) pipe break, have been completed using a 49 fuel rod electrically beated test bundle. The full length bundle simulates a portion of a PWR nuclear fore. Fourteen of the tests were performed with four rods unpowered to study the infbence of unheated PWR rods (such as control rod thimbles which contain r anium) on the time to CHF and the temperature rise during blowdowr.. wo failed rods are betng used in unpowered positions. Assembly of the second fuel simulator bundle is complete. This second bundle will be available for continuing the test series. Rearrangement of the primary loop piping has been completed to provide a more realistic hydraulic simulation. PROBLEMS: NRC has provided $325K of the funds required to rebuild two of the four large (2.5 me) generators shared by this program and the DOE fusion program. DOE headquarters has recently provided funding to the Oak Ridge DOE field office to cover the cost of rebuilding one of the generators. Further arrangements will be nc essary between NRC and DOE to rebuild the remaining generator. 9-4

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH mans 0n-- HEAVY SECTION STEEL TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM (HSST) PMPOSE: The purpose of the H55T program is to develop and evaluate methods of fracture analysis of heavy section steel light water reactor pressure vessels for inclusion in codes and standards. Thermal shock, and pressure tests of nodel reactor pressure vesseh are carried out at the Oak Ridge hational Laboratory. The state of the art is being advanced both in the ef fects of irradiation and in the methods used to assure reactor safety. STATUS: Ten tests on deliberately flawed vessels have been performed. Pressures from two to three times design pressure have been required tu cause vessel failure. D The test of ITV R is scheduled for July 27, 1978. It will be perforsned at O F. ITV-8 will have an axial, part circular flaw, approximately three inches deep, and with a fatigue pre-crack. The flaw will be located in the construction weld, about 1/2 inch from the repair weld. It was determined that this location is the most critical, considering both fracture toughness and residual stress. The fatigue pre-cracking has been completed, and the vessel is being instrumented for the test. Four therr.al shock enreriments on test cylinders have been perforined to simulate ef fects of cold ECCS water injections into hot steel pressure vessels. The fourth test was performed on a metallurgically degraded cylinder with a long amial flaw on the inner surface. Rapid propagation of a crack initiated from this flaw at the predicted time and then arrested as predicted. An irradiation program on heavy section % ductile shelf weld metal test specimens is underway to quantify the potential toughncss loss caused by neutron irradiation damage. The first irradiation was completed in March 1977 and the initial testing has begun. The second irradiation was completed on March 29, 1978 and a third irradiation is being planned. A qualification program is ur.derway for the testing method to be used to evaluate high levels of fract " toughness in fracture mechanics terms, from small specimens. PROBLEMS Warm prestressin). which has been postulated as a means of mitigating the ef fects of therinal shock, may not be feasible on cylinders that would be thermally shocked in the present facility. This problem has been reviewed with the French who are experimenting with the use of liquid nitrogen for thermal shock generation. Analytical work is continuing on this task at ORNL, with experiments using liquid nitrogen and vessel coatings to hange the heat. transfer characteristics. In addition, a proposal has been somitted by LMEC to use N2 (lig. N). Consultations between NRC, ORNL, and LMEC have shown that the LMEC approach may be satisfactory. A review group meeting is planned for June 9, 1978 to resolve this issue. 9 -5

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DAi A AS OF: mNE is.5978 ACPR (ANNULAR CORE PULSE REACTOR) UPGRADE PijRPOSE: The purpose of this program is to upgrade the capability of the Annular Core Pulse Reactor (ACra) at Sandia Laboratories by installation of a new high heat capacity core and an improved control system and cooling system The pulse fluence and steady state power will be increased by a factor of at least 2.6. A ftel-motion diagnostics system using a coded-aperature device which utilizes fission-generated garrna rays is to be developed and installed. The Upgrade util increase the capability of the ACPP to perform advanced reactor safety experiments on prompt burst energetics fuel dynamics, and post-accident heat removal. The ACFR Upgrade is a joint project with DOE which is furnishing engineering support, wnile NRC/R5R is purchasing the new core and appurtenances and the associated fuel-motion diagnostics system. STATUS Critica'ity of the Upgrade core was achieved with 160 fuel elements on April 27. This was two months behind the date originally scheduled for criticality when the ACPR Upgrade project was established in March 1976. The schedule slippage was caused by delays in production by LLL of the U0pBe0 fuel pellets used in the Upgrade fuel elements. The core critTcal mass was 2.51 greater than predicted by the physics calcu-lations that included uncertainties associated with the use of the new UO.8e0 f uel. 2 Pre-operational tests will begin in early June when fuel elements for an operational core loading of 206 elements will be available. These tests will determine the reactor's dynamic characteristics and the initial steady-power and pulse-energy limits to be used. The start of these tests has been constrained by fuel-pellet and fuel-element production rates. Operation of the upgraded ACPR for fast-reactor safety experiments is now scheduled for late August. Production of fuel pellets and fuel elements is cor.tinuing to fill the planned inventory of 225 fuel elements and to replace the initial 37 elements of production fuel that have potential stochiometry and dimensional tolerance problems. These 31 elements were used in the criticality emperiment and will be used in the operational tests. ALO has forwarded, with its approval. Sandia's request to NRC for release of the final $150.000 of the reserve included in the FY 1976 $3.000.000 NRC obligation for the Upgrade Project. These funds are needed primarily for the increased costs associated with replacing the 37 potentially defective initial production fuel elements and with completing th2 desired fuel element inventory for slotted core operation with the fuel motion diagnostics system. Approval of the Sandia request is being p mcessed. PROBLEMS: The remaining significant problem is the extent of the delay in the originally scheduled July I operational date of the upgraded ACPR tha t the slippage in the fuel-pellet production schedule has produced. 9-6

SECTION X FOREIGN REACTORS & EXPORT LICENSE APPLICATIONS

SUMMARY

OF FOREIGN POWER REACTORS DAT A AS OF : MAY 1978 NUMBERS IN PARENTHESES ARE NET MWE e.*4 a' IN Pief*.fHF$($ Apr gy uwp k '. A C. C R $ afACf 95 UNCFR REACTOR $ TOTAL ,f-y fWeRATIN3 P.0NST. PLANNED RfAC7CR$ i i d ',

I t '.

I t il ?) 1 (6 Col 1 3 At ifdf) I le721 0 1 l IIWI L (2625) 1 7 r e t !, l'

2 (18701 1

3 allt d ett,AJ1s 2 t e.C ) 2 {44Cl O 4 9 (47 Sci 6 t4494) 5 20 t c.2 L A i*I.~.

r i I;
I

( f '.1 - 1 1 (6 te l 5 145081 0 6 u,-4 s 1 1 t / f _" Nt Is aa l i i tit 0) 4 (0760) 0 5 .w u 2 2 t.grr 3 3 e f.t *. 1 (420) l (17403 3 7 f

4.L f 14 f 6 4 4 'a l 21 (1207651 12 49

) Ll_ l t '13 01 4 tt7631 0 7 6 d " a '- s. aifI- ., r 4 - 5 6. -it e E v' n t ! ~. 12 17705) 1 1915?) 7 2g r 1 I rti i ,wv 4 117601 0 4 1 t o,. 21 5 (10923 0 8 lu t a 1 1 s '. l c. g. l-a'd 2 (24001 2 4 i t I t e ; t t. ! !,, A. I 1 1 4 II$87) I 14Cl 4 9 If*tY 14 176975 11 (11221 2 27 J '. v U. <r a. 1 utctI: wh i t. ! I575) 2 t12945 6 9 w t 1 L t i n ; v,- 2 I190P1 0 2 a l '_ '. i t e t l A.s 2 14 ^<

l 0

2 c

1. e. y t

1 is a v i s i s. I (12S) t 2 v* 1 L i v > l '. 2 2 2 2 su t a'.I t 3 s !1 e' Liv sf 'Iti. ' s.'L ' l l i. L' f 2 2 4 (11731 7 (63101 6 17 N6alN 7 (4611) 1 (2700) ? 12 t.'t f% 1 11".06) 1 19701 1 7 utflm't v.L t v \\ t t n' ~ 2 2 T'un<v 1 1 r" ll i9 Pri 6 117 Col 0 39 yelfrf <l^rt 23 (9975) 11 11C0401 0 34 is v t.. st*vli 1 16151 0 1 143 (t0%C2) 118 (91065) 79 339 T Tat s' i M L riel._ i I 47 s r s i l ' N s t. F 4 'C d A v 5 10 2

EXPORT LICENSE APPLICATIONS Emport Licenws DAT A AS OF: MAY 31.1978 200. py ign OLSCRIPflON. Th.s chart tres.ke mrnanned 'mator' ,.w.*'.. and 'tranor esport hwnsme actions Statutore for this page are oletsened ~? from the Simmary of Perwhng L aport Lic.ennen preparert by MP A for the OH ce of sneernateonal Propams. i 120 -- lr E Y. RE CEIVED

===

COMPL E T E D Pt NDING 80.- 40 -- f

.m

.e-m /~~ / 0 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP HECEIVED 22 18 28 29 28 29 28 26 COMPL E T E D 18 17 30 22 20 31 15 31 PE NDING 171 172 170 173 181 179 188 177 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 Aweiteng Applecent Reply: In Preparation For Transmattal 11 7 6 1 3 9 9 8 To State Department; 143 143 127 133 146 140 149 104 Under E secutive Branch Review: 1 4 3 7 5 9 12 29 in Preparatson For Commiss.on Reyww. 10 13 4 4 2 7 2 3 under Commisuon Review. 1 2 7 3 5 2 2 21 In Process For lisuame: 3 1 2 2 3 5 5 3 Under Further Revsew - Special Case: 19 21 15 4 7 7 under Ge ieric Aptwoval Four apppcations withdrawn or cancelled during January One apphcation withdrawn during March. Four apphcations withdrawn dunng April. Six apphcations vethdrawn or cancelled dunng May. 10-3

BROWN BOOK DISTRIBUTION COMMISSION (5) OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (3; OFFICE OF THE EXECUTNE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (4) OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (5) OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS (10) OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER (6) OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR (12) OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT (10) OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND AUDITOR (1) OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS (1) OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS (18) OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFECUARDS (13) OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (5) OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION (3/) OFFICE OF POLICY EVALUATION (2) OFFlwE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS (2) OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT (4) OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS (1) ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSli.G BOARD PANEL (2) ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON REACTGR SAFEGUARDS (5) DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (5) ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY (1) PUBLIC DOCUMENT ROOM (1) f,UBCOMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR REGULATION (4) OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET (1) SUBCOMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (30) DEPARTMENT OF LABOR (1) TOTAL DISTRIBUTION: 189}}

ML19274D093

Contents

Text

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

= =

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

.m

Navigation menu

ML19274D093

Text

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

= =

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

.m

Navigation menu

Search