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Notice of Proposed Meetings of ACRS Subcommittees,Working Groups & Full Committees from 800325-0506
ML19318A432
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Issue date: 03/14/1980
From: Hoyle J
NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY)
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ACRS-MA-0887, ACRS-MA-887, NUDOCS 8006230015
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f D/2 %/rd Federal Register Notice NUCLEAR REGUIATORY COMMISSION ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON REACIOR SAFH3UARDS Notice of Proposed Meetings In order _ to provide advance information regarding proposed meetings of the ACRS Subcommittees and Working Groups, and of the full Committee, the following preliminary schedule reflects the current situation, taking into account additional meetings which have been scheduled and meetings which have been postponed or cancelled since the last list of proposed meetings published February 22,1980 (45 FR 11966). 'Ihose meetings which are definitely scheduled have had, or will have, an individual notice published in the Federal Register approximately 15 days (or more) prior to the meeting.

Those Subcommittee and Working Group meetings for which it is anticipated that there will be a portion or all of the meeting open to the public are indicated by an asterisk (*).

It is expected that the sessions of the full i

Committee meeting designated by an asterisk (*) will be open in whole or in part to the public. ACRS full Commititee meetings begin at 8:30 a.m. and g

Subcommittee and Working Group meetings usually begin at 8:30 a.m.

The exact tima when items listed on the agenda will be discussed during full Committee meetings and when Subcommittee and Working Group meetings will i

start will be published prior to each meeting.

Information as to whether l

l a meeting has been firmly scheduled, cancelled, or rescheduled, or whether l

changes have been made in the agenda for the April 1980 ACRS full Committee meeting can be obtained by a prepaid telephone call to the Office of the i

Executive Director of the Committee (telephone 202/634-3267, ATIN: Mary E.

Vanderholt) between 8:15 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., EST.

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. 4 SUBCOMMITTEE AND WORKING GROUP MEETIES

Washington, DC.

We Subcommittee will review the analysis of small break LOCAs in Westinghouse.UHI reactors, and several ACRS generic items related to the capa-bility of ECC systems. Notice of this meeting was published March 11and March 19.

  • Concrete and Concrete Structures, March 25-26, 1980, Washington, DC.

RESCHEDULED

'IO APRIL 22-23. Notice of this meeting was published March 10.and March 19,

  • Natural Circulation and Feed and Bleed Heat Removal, March 26, 1980, RESCHEDULED FROM MARCH 25, Washington, DC.

An Ad Hoc Subcommittee will review information presently available on natural circulation and feed and bleed heat removal systeras.

Also, areas where inadequate information is available will be examined, and planned NRC research programs and tests at Sequoyah and North Anna reactors will be reviewed to determine their ability to meet information needs. Notice of this meeting was published March 10 and March 19.

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Subcommittee will meet with representatives of the NRC Staff to continue discussion of the proposed resolution of A'IWS.

Notice of this meeting was published March 11.

  • Three Mile Island, Unit 2 Accident Action Plans, April 1-2, 1980, Washington, DC.

An Ad Hoc Subcomnittee will review Draft 3 of NRC NUREG-0660, " Action Plans Developed as a Result of the 'IMI-2 Accident." Notice of this meeting was published March 17.

  • Babcock & Wilcox Water Reactors, April 8,1980, Washington, DC.

'Ihe Subcommittee will complete its review of the NRC Staff study to determine whether construction should be halted on certain B & W plants because of sensitivity of the once-through-steam generator (OTSG) to feedwster transients.

'*Three Mile Island, Unit-2 Accident Implications, April 9, 1980, Washington, DC.

An Ad Hoc Subcommittee will discuss implications of the MI-2 Accident as they relate to construction permit applications.

  • Regulatory Acitvities, April 9, 1980, (8:45 am), Washington, DC.

We Subcommittee will review regulatory guides and revisions to existing regulatory guides; also, it may discuss pertinent activities which affect the current licensing process and/or reactor operation.

  • Power and Electrical Systems, April 9, 1980 (2:00 pm), Washington, DC.%e Subcom-rtittee will consider the nuclear data link (NDL), presently being developed by NRC as part of the M I-2 Accident Action Plans.
  • Reactor Safety Research, April 9, 1980, (4:00 pn), Washington, DC.

We Subcommit-tee will review the NRC Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research response to ACRS recommendations to Congress on RC research (NUREG-0657); also, the FY-82 budget review and preparacion of the ACRS report to NRC will be discussed.

We Sub-committee will continue its review of the geologic and seismologic aspects of the GEE plant site. Also, other matters related to the NRC Order to Show Cause may be discussed. Notice of this meeting was published February 22.

  • Licensee Event Report (LER), April 22, 1980, (8:30 am), Washington, DC.

We Sub-committee will review plans of the new NRC Office of Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data, and NRC action in response to the ACRS LER Report, (NUREG-0572).

We Subcommittee will review the proposed Dnergency Planning Rule (10 CFR, Part 50), published in the Federal Register December 19, 1979, and NUREG-0654, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Dnergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants." Notice of this meeting was published February 22.

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  • Concrete and Concrete Structures, April 22-23, 1980 - RESCHEDULED FR04 MARCH 25-25, Washington, DC.

W e Subcommittee will review " user needs" in structural engineering and the way in which these needs have been met.

  • Reactor Radiological Effects, April 23, 1980, Washington, DC.

%e Subcommittee will review the radiological protection programs at nuclear power plants.

  • Natural Circulation and Feed and Bleed Heat Removal, April 24, 1980. An Ad Hoc Subcomittee will continue its review of information presently available on natural circulation and feed and bleed heat removal systems. Also, areas where inadequate information is available will be examined, and planned NRC (or other) tests that will be run to obtain needed information will be studied and the possib1e need for other tests will be explored.
  • Metal components, April 24-25, 1980, Oak Ridge, 'IN.

We Subcommittee will meet with representatives of the NRC and mNL Staffs to review the Heavy Section Steel Technology (HSST) Program.

  • Reactor Fuel, April 2, 1980, Washington, DC.. W e Subcommittee will discuss the status of reactor fuel develognent and use in commercial IWRs, including particular problems or unusual events that occurred in the past year.
  • Reliability and Probabilist'.c Assessment, April 30, 1980, Washington, DC.

We Sube _nmittee will continue its evaluation of the need to develop quantita-tive safety goals for nuclear power plants and consideration of the actual form thesa goals may take and what they should accomplish.

  • Consideration of Class 9 Accidents, May 6,1980, Washington, DC.

W e Subcom-mittee will discuss consideration of low probability, high consequence accidents (including core melt) as part of the licensing process. %e Integrated Fuel Melt Research Program will also be discussed.

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ACRS FULL 24MITTEE MEETINGS April 10-12,1980.

A.

  • Floating Nuclear Plant - Core Irdle conceptual design.

B.

  • Sequoyah Nuclear Power Plant, Unit 1 - Augmented low-power test program.

-C.

  • Anticipated Transients Without Scram (A' INS) -- Proposed plant modifications.

D.

  • Pressurized Water Reactors with once 'Ihrough-Steam Generators (OTSG) -

Dynamic responsse to transients.

E.

  • NRC Action Plans to Implement Iessons Imarned from the 'IMI-2 Accident -

4 Proposed implementation of long term items.

F.

  • Code of Federal Regulations (10 CFR, Part 50, Appendix K, ECCS Evaluation Models) - Proposed changes in techniques to calculate clad-ballooning.

G.

  • Proposed Replies to NRC Commissioner V. Gilinsky re ACRS Report dated Dec.11, 1979 on the pause in licensing and proposed use of the nuclear data link (NDL).

H.

  • Meeting with NRC 01 airman J. Ahearne and other NRC Commissioners who may be present re ACRS activities as an NRC advisory committee, including ACRS comments on the )RC Action Plans.

May 1-3, 1980 - Agenda to be announced.

June 5-7,1980 - Agenda to be announced.

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