ML19308E186

Summary of 670926 Meeting W/Util Gilbert Associates, & B&W Personnel & Review Procedures,Presenting AEC Detailed Review Plan & Schedule, & Discussing Adequacy of Site & Environ

ML19308E186
Person / Time
Site:	Crystal River, 05000303
Issue date:	10/20/1967
From:	Ross D US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
To:	Boyd R US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
References
671002, NUDOCS 8003240724
Download: ML19308E186 (5)

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INITIAL MEETIlc WITH TLOAIDA PG'ER CORPORATION (CRYSTAL RIVER UNITS 3 AND 4; DOCKETS 50-302 AND 303)

The initial meeting with the Florida Power Corporation, applicant' hob.the Crystal River plants, was held on Tuesday, September,26, 1967. 'The meeting attendees are listed on Table I at the end of this meno.'.

The purposes of the meeting were (1) to acquaint the applicant, his con-sultants, his designers, and his suppliers with the AEC personnel and precedares imolved in thia review; (2) to present the AEC detailed review r

plan and schedulo; and (3) to receive from the applicant discussion, in-greater detail than usual at this ctage, on the 4!cquacy of the site and enviroornent.

Dr. R. G. Doan of the Unf versity of F10rida, ev'euhant to CAI, presented.

his findings and a movie reaarding wave action during the maxt:nu:s probable hurricane (MP11). His studies used as a point-of-departure the still water height, u.vs haight, and wave period for the MPH furnished by. R. O. Eaten -

(comnitant to CAI),

'he novia Nccatrated the design adeg:acf of th: vave urs to ornent signi ficant ta x levels fro.:: reaching critical area: of the' plant (such as nuc1 car servies ecclar pueps, berated weer stor' age tanks, etc.). Uo painted the need for docutwntatica in such areas as: intake struc -

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colaan and Daniels concented on rite cateorology. The area is quite uneventful, netcorologywiec, execpt for hurricanas. The tarrain is rather flat. On-sita data is just starting to be available and no real eenclusions are available yet. Tornadoes are relatively infrequent (none in Citrus County in last 50 years). There are no residents nearby and apparently the nearby land is not growing residentially. However, we noted that Part 100 doses were exceeded by a fat tor of 4 during the design basi accident, with no credit for containment spray. 3&W stated that they have no plans to deviate frc:a sodiu:s thicaulfato, even though others (e.g. Westinghouse) hava other plane.

tick Wright of GAI discussed the sito gaology' in sees detail. He displayed an elegant model of subsurface soil characteristics. All fcundations for critical buildings (R3, tt'rbino, auxiliary) vill be ca mat atop coaparent

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.w Uca refilled with crushed lizcal. cwa in p w paration for tha. feu-dation wrh.

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Mi (Wacher) cecuented on the.Cr stal' Riv'er design relatia.c to Duke, Het-Ed.

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Tne Crystal River r.pplicatien is supposed.to contain infor=: tion -la Met-Ed Ae ndnent lie.1, where applicable. Significant diffarencas include:

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R TABLE I ATTENDANCE LIST FOR FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL 21VZ2 UNITS 3 & 4 DCCKETS 50-302 & 50-303 INITIAL MEETING 7LC11DA PCWER CORPO2ATION A. P. ?cre: - President A. J. Ormston - Vice President, Power J. T. nedgers - Chief Mechanical Engineer, Nuclear Project Manager G. H. Kear - Assistant Chief Mechanical Engineer.

H. L. Zennett - Construction Superintendent D. J. Rowland - Mechanical Engineer W. C. May - Control Engineer W. A. Scelistouski - Electrical Engineer

2. 3. McKnight - Architectural and S.ructural Engineer U. 2. Dreyer - Engineer Co-eultanta Ao'j Snapp - Legal Advisor C. Roger McCulleu;h - Southern Nuclear Engineering Walter Mitchell,. III - Southern Nuclear Engineering aay Dcnicis - ;7JS Corporation Mer: Coldnan - 7JS Corporation GILEE2T A3CDCIATES. INCCIPORATED J. 2. Stout - President E. 2. Hotteastein - Project Manager H. 7. Lorenz - Chief Structural Engineer

1. L. Gerhart - Structural Engineer

2. E. Wright - Geologist

a. H. McLemore - Hydraulic Engineer W. 3. Shields - Electrical Engineer

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7. Norman - A:sistant Project Manager *

2. J. Ryan'- Project Engineer

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