ML19291C015

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Notifies That Participation W/Pipe Crack Study Group Will Be Concerned W/Sys Related Problems Associated W/Vibration & corrosion-assisted Fatigue Cracking of PWR Piping
ML19291C015
Person / Time
Issue date: 11/30/1979
From: Shao L
NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES)
To: Marsh L
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
REF-GTECI-A-01, REF-GTECI-PI, TASK-A-01, TASK-A-1, TASK-OR NUDOCS 8001030374
Download: ML19291C015 (1)


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L. B. Marsh Reactor Safety Research FROM:

L. C. Shao, Assistant Director for General Reactor Safety Research

SUBJECT:

PIPE CRACK STUDY GROUP ASSISTANT Your participation with the Pipe Crack Study Group will be concerned with system-related problems associated with the vibration and corrosion-assisted fatigue cracking of PWR piping.

Your efforts will be directly concerned with resolving the following questions:

1.

What safety-related PWR piping are subject to vibration and corrosion-assisted fatigue cracking? What is the relative importance of various piping to safety?

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What thermal transients in PWR piping will contribute to pipe cracking?

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What changes in plant operational moder can be made to reduce the effects of thermal transients on PWR pipe cracking?

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What water hammer events may occur in PWR piping that may contribute to pipe cracking?

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What additional piping analysis and component inspections can be made to understand the potential of PWR pipe cracking and crack growth?

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. C. Shao, Assistant nirector for General Reactor Sulaty Research Division of Reactor Safety 1,asearch cc:

D. G. Eisenhut, D0R V. S. Noonan, D0R B. Grimes, D0R P. Check, D0R S. Hanauer, DSS T. E. Murley, RES

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