ML19318B754

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Forwards Administrative Fee for Amend to License SNM-107 for Exemption to Criticality Alarm Requirement
ML19318B754
Person / Time
Site: 07000124
Issue date: 05/20/1980
From: Black S
TELEDYNE ISOTOPES
To: Weiss D
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM)
References
16443, NUDOCS 8006300014
Download: ML19318B754 (1)


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ISOTOPES 50 VAN SUREN AVENUE WESTWOOD NEW JSRSEY 07675 Got t 664-7070 TELEX 134474 TDYtSOT WTWO May 20, 1980 Douglas Weiss License Fee Management Branch Silver Spring Office Office of Administration US Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20:55 re: Docket No.70-124 dated May 2, 1980.

Dear Mr. Weiss:

Enclosed please find a check covering the administrative amendment fee of $150 for an amendment to our NRC license No. SNM-107 for an e::emption to the criticality alarm requirement.

The application for amendment is contained in my letter dated April 22, 1980.

If I can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.

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This refers to your la ter dated April 22, 1980, for an amendment to License SNM-107 for an exemption from the critically alam

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An administrative amendment fee of $150 is required as specified in Section 170.31 (1G) of 10 CFR 170, copy enclosed. Payment should be made to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission and mailed to my attention.

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Teledyne Isotopes is currently authorized to possess 440 grams of U-235 under our NRC License No. SNM-107 and an additional 52 grams under our NRC License 29-00055-15.

This authorizes Teledyne Isotopes to possess a total of 492 grams of SNM.

Pursuant to 10CFR70.24 (a) we are required to install a criticality alarm. We respectfully apply for an exemption to this requirement pursuant to 10CFR70.24 (b).

The material authorized under NRC License No. 29-00055-15 is in the form of a dispersed contaminant of precious metals, principally platinum.

During processing, this material is further dispersed into a boro-silicate glass matrix.

The material authori:cd under NRC License No.SNM-107 is in the form of discreet samples of low enriched nature. The samples are kept in two separate laboratories, each of which never has excess of 200 grams of SNM.

Therefore, due to the nature and location of the SNM we possess, we formally request an exemption to the criticality alarm requirement.7 --

In addition, please note that we have a renewal application for NRC License SNM-107 dated November 27, 1978, which has not yet been acted on.

This. application would lower the license limit to 348.004 grams of SNM. When this license renewal application is acted on, it will bring Teledyne Isotopes possession limit to approximately 400 grams of SNM. This is below the level requiring a criticality alarm.

As we are currently in non-compliance with this item, we hope prompt action is forthcoming on your part.

Should you require any further information or assistance in processing this appli-cation, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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