ML19317G611

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Forwards Request for Addl Info Re Proposed Special Loading Procedures for Portions of Initial Fuel Load Containing Resintered Pellets
ML19317G611
Person / Time
Site: Rancho Seco
Issue date: 09/13/1973
From: Schwencer A
US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
To: Davis E
SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT
References
NUDOCS 8003240783
Download: ML19317G611 (2)


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On Assuet 30, 1973, we met with your representative and Babcack & Wilcox staff members to discuss your proposed special loading procedures for these portions of your initial fuel load for Rancho Seco which contain restatered yellate. At that meeting, we indicated the conceptual eseeptability of your proposal but stated that we would need additional information to conclude our evaluation of this matter. The additiemal information we require is listed in the encleeure to this letter. ' Ia' i

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REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 1.

Describe the dimensional changes produced in the fuel pellets which were resintered including:

(a) Describe the sampling method, (b)' describe the method of data reduction including statist 1 cal

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(c) provide the dimensional data for. the resintered pellets.

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Pr^ vide the method and bases of your classification of pellets, rods and fuel assemblies with respect to limiting heat generatiort rate.

Include consideration of fuel melting and LOCA limit at the minimum 3.

Provide the power distribution data illustrating the loadings which can accomodate lower rated fuel assemblies for three fuel cycles.

Discuss the. effects of reduced burn-up on fuel assemblies which are successively loaded into lower flux regions of the core.

4 Describe what measures have b'een taken and will be taken correct loading of these fuel pellets, rods and assemblies.

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