ML19291C059
| ML19291C059 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Issue date: | 11/16/1979 |
| From: | Richardson J NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES) |
| To: | Hanauer S, Murley T, Shao L Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES) |
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NOV 1 6 1979 MEMORANDUM FOR: Those on Attached List FROM:
J. E. Richardson, Chief Mechanical Engineering Research Branch
SUBJECT:
MEMBERS FOR THE PEER REVIEW PANEL ON SSMRP LOAD COMBINATIONS Because of its potential impact on licensing and attendant influence on safety and economy of nuclear power plants, it has been decided to establish a Peer Review Panel on SSMRP Load Combinations. We hope to have this panel functioning early in CY 1980.
You are requested to submit nominations of individuals who meet the following criteria:
Areas of Technical Competence Nominees should be active in at least one of the following areas:
A - Metallurgy and materials, particularly emphasizing fracture mechanics (linear elastic and elasto-plastic), fatigue analysis, non-destructive testing of welds, leak detection, and the statistical treatment of material properties and flaw detection.
B - Structural and mechanical analysis, focusing especially on nuclear power plant piping systems and components and the dynamic analysis of such systems and components subjected to various transients and combinations of transients, especially earthquakes.
C - Risk and reliability assessment, including probabilistic methodology, systems engineering, Bayesian statistics, fault trees / event trees, consequence modeling and the quantification of uncertainty.
D - Mathematical analysis with emphasis on applied Fourier analysis, random process theory and computer simulations of nonstationary and nongaussian phenomena.
Absence of Bias Nominees should not have any vested interest in the results of the study being reviewed.
Employment with the government, national laboratories, universities and research finns would be suitable whereas, employment with a NSSS vendor or utility would not be appropriate.
Nominees, in addition, should not be contributing to the study results either as a consultant or a researcher.
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. NOV 16 1979 Level of Excellence Nominees should be nationally acknowledged and should have notable achievements in their field of endeavor.
Nominees are expected to hold positions of leadership and authority such that their judgements, views and opinions generally are accepted by experts working in the same area.
It would Our present plans call for a panel of four to six individuals.
be helpful if we receive your recommendations prior to November 30, 1979.
'f/i.A...'!a,t-V. E. Richardson, Chief Mechanical Engineering Research Branch Division of Reactar Safety Research 1734 234
NOV 1 6 1979 ADDRESSEES - MEMORANDUM DATED T. E. Murley, RES L. C. Shao, RES MERB Staff, RES SERB Staff, RES MMRB Staff, RES M. A. Taylor, PAS W. E. Vesely, PAS S. H. Hanauer, NRR J. P. Knight, NRR R. J. Bosnak, NRR R.'K. Mattu, NRR F. P. Schauer, NRR K. R. Wichman, NRR R. M. Gamble, NRR C. P. Tan, NRR C. Hofrnayer, NRR S. B. Hosford, NRR V. S. Noonan, NRR S. N. Hou, NRR W. F. Anderson, SD M. Bender, ACRS D. Okrent, ACRS C. K. Chou, LLL P. D. Smith, LLL
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