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Program Summary Rept, Vol 4,Number 4
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Issue date:	04/25/1980
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DEFINITIONS ACRS Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards ANSI American National Standards institute ASLB Atomic Safety & Licensing Board i

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers BOP Balance of Plant BWR Boiling Water Reactor B&W Babcock & Wilcox CE Combustion Engineering CP Construction Permit DES Draf t Environmental Statement ECCS Emergency Core Cooling System ER Environmental Report ESR Early Site Review FES Final Environmental Statement FSAR Final Safety Analysis Report FTL Full Term License GE General Electric HTGR High Temperature Gas Reactor LESR Limited Early Site Review LMFBR Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor LWA Limited Work Authorization LWR t.ight Water Reactor MWe Megawatts Electric MWt Megawatts Thermal NSSS Nuclear Steam Supply System OL Operating License PCP Post Construction Permit (OL due to be tendered)

PDC Pre-Docketed Construction Permit (CP due to be tendered)

PDD Prostwctive Decision Date PDS Predocketed Special Project (SP due to be tendered)

PSAR Preliminary Safety Analysis Report PWR Pressurized Water Reactor SER Safety Evaluation Report SE Supp Safety Evaluation Supplement SP Special Project WEST Westinghouse i

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i FOREWORD

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127th EDITION THIS REPORT PROVIDES

SUMMARY

INFORMATION ON ALL PHASES OF NUCLEAR REGULATION, AND IS INTENDED AS AN INFORMATION AND DECISION-MAKING TOOL FOR MID AND UPPER LEVEL MANAGEMENT OF THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION. THE REPORT IS DIVIDED FUNCTIONALLY INTO ElGHT SECTIONS:

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SECTION 1 -

NUCLEAR FACILITIES SECTION 2 -

REACTOR LICENSING, CONSTRUCTION, AND OPERATION SECTION 3 -

NUCLEAR MATERIALS SECTION 4 -

STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS SECTION 5 -

RESEARCH PROJECTS SECTION 6 -

FOREIGN REACTORS SECTION 7 -

EXEMPTIONS SECTION 8 -

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ACRS FORELA%1...........

............ 2-9 AGREEMENT ST! 25 MAP.......................

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AMENDMENTS TO HEU NRC REGULATIONS.....

.................. 4-8 ANSI STANDARDS PUBLISHED.

.............. 4-5 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED.............

.3-2 THRU 3-4 CASELOAD PROJECTION (SEMINANNUAL UPDATE)......................

1-3 COMMERCIAL NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS IN THE U.S.

(MAP).........

. 8-2 COMMERICAL U' LITS - HIGHLIGHTS.

. 2-12 THRU 2-13

,i CONSTRNCTION PERMIT FORECAST..................

... 2-4 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW DURATION

SUMMARY

. 2-5 THRU 2-6 CONSTRUCTION PERI 11TS ISSUED.............

1-15 THRU 1-17 ELECTRIC (U.S.) RELIABILITY COUNCILS.

.8-2 THRU 8-4 EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED.............

. 7-2 THRU 7-3 EXPORT LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

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FACILITY CANCELLATIONS....................................

1-9 FINAL ENVIRONt1 ENTAL STATEMENT DURATION........................ 2-8 FOREIGN REACTORS

SUMMARY

6-2 LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATIONS ISSUED....

................. 1-18 MAJOR CASE FORECAST (IN-HOUSE)........

.... 3-5 THRU 3-7 T1AJOR CASE WORK C0t1PLETIONS...............

....... 3-8 t1AJOR NRC LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES...

. 1-19 THRU 1-20 f14 T ERI ALS L ICENSING DA T A....

......... 3-10 THRU 3-13 4

j MINOR CASE WORK COMPLETIONS.

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NEW APPLICATIONS FORECAST..

......... 2-2 THRU 2-3 NUCLEAR POWER PLANT STATUS..............

............... 1-4 THRU 1-10 NUCLEAR P3WER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION...........

........... 2-11 NUCLEAR POWER UNITS GROUPED GEOGRAPHICALLY BY..................

REGICNAL ELEC. RELIABILITY COUNCILS.......

.............. 8-2 THRU 8-4 NUCLEAR REACTORS BUILT - PROFILE................

............. 1-2 NUCLEAR STEArt SUPPLY SYSTEM CONTRACTS AWARDED.................

1-21 N U R E G R E P 0 R T S................................................. 4 - 6 T H R U 4 -7 OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST...

................ 2-10 OPERATING LICENSES-ISSUED.....................

............... 1-13 THRU 1-14 POLICY STATEt1ENTS - NRC............

.4-10 THRU 4-11 REACTORS BY UTILITY OWNERS -

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REACTOR SITES INDEX.

............. 8-6 THRU 8-8 REACTORS BY STATE....

.......................... 8-5 R E G I O N A L N R C 0 F F I C ES.......................................... 8 - 2 T H RU 8 -4 REGIONAL STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS..............

...... 8-3 REGULATORY GUIDES PUBLISHED.........

......................... 4-3 THRU 4-4 RESEARCH (SELECTED) PR0JECTS..................................

5-2 THRU 5-8 SAFETY EVALUATION SUPPLEMENT DURATION........................ 2-7 SITE REVIEWS F0 RECAST......................................... 2-3 SPECIAL PROJECTS F0 RECAST.....................................

2-3 S T ANDARDIZ A T ION APP L IC A T IONS SUMt1ARY..........................

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STANDARDIZATION DESIGNS F0 RECAST.............................. 2-3 STANDARDS (SELECTED) STATISTICS

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4-9 l-TASK NORKLOAD STATUS - PROGRAM 0VERVIEU.......................

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HIGHLIGHTS STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (PG 1-4) 67 UNITS HAVE BEEN LICENSED TO OPERATE 1 UNIT LICENSED FOR LOW POWER TESTING 87 UNITS HAVE CONSTRUCTION PERMITS 11 UNITS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW 166 TOTAL UNITS i

HEW APPLICATIONS FORECAST (PG 2-2/3)

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1980 2 NEW APPLICATIONS WERE TENDERED IN MARCH 6 NEW APPLICATIONS HAVE BEEN TENDERED TO DATE IN FY 80 21 NEW APPLICATIONS ARE PROJECTED TO BE TENDERED DURING FY 1980 8 81 l

CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FORECAST (PG 2-4)

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(PG 2-5 THRU 2-8)

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1980 NO CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATI0HS WERE DOCKETED.

NO SAFETY EVALUATION IPPLEMENTS ARE PROJECTED TO BE ISSUED IN FY 80 NO FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENTS ARE PROJECTED TO BE ISSUED IN FY 80 OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST (PG 2-10)

NO OPERATING LICENSE WAS ISSUED IN MARCH 3 OPERATING LICENSES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED DURING FY 1980 6 OPERATING LICENSES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED IN FY 1981 DURING FEBRUARY. 155,229 MWT (DOES NOT INCLUDE INDIAN POINT #1, HUMBOLDT BAY AND THREE MILE ISLAND #2) WAS THE TOTAL THERMAL POWEk LICENSED WHICH WAS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING APPROX. 50,000 MWE OF ELECTRICITY.

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION (PG 2-11) 72 PLANTS ARE ACTIVELY UNDER CONSTRUCTION l

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HIGHLIGHTS I

MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS - I & E (PG 2-12/13) 66 UNITS WERE IN COMMERCIAL OPERATION IN FEBRUARY 1980 1 UNIT WAS h0T IN C0t1MERCIAL OPERATION 67 UNITS LICENSED TO OPERATE (E*CLUDES INDIAN POINT 1,

HUMBOLDT BAY AND THREE MILE ISL AND 2 WHICH HAVE OPER ATING LICENSES BUT ARE 1

SHUTDOWN INDEFINITELY) 38 UNITS EXPERIENCED SHU! DOWNS GREATER THAN 72 HOURS IN FEBRUARY 1980 l

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HEW APPLICATIONS RECEIVED _HMSS AS OF MARCH 7, 1980. S APPLICATIONS WERE RECEIVED IN FY 80 DIVISIDH OF FUEL CYCLE 8 MATERIAL SAFETY (PG 3-8/9) 10 MAJOR CASES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AS OF MARCH 7, 1980 IN FY 80 262 MINOR CASES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED THROUGH JULY 31, 1979 MATERIALS LICENSING DATA - NMSS (PG 3-10/11)

DURING MARCH 1057 - END OF MONTH INVENTORY (PENDING LETTERS NOT INCLUDED) 279 - APPLICATIONS GREATER THAN 90 DAYS APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 626 -

350 - LICENSING ACTIONS COMPLETED (APPLICATIONS LICENSED) 997 - BEGINNING OF MONTH INVENTORY 1059 END OF t10HTH INVENTORY MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS - STANDARDS DEVELOPMFNT (PG 4-3 THRU 4-11)

DURING MARCH 5 PROPOSED RULES WERE ISSUED 2 CFFECTIVE RULES WERE PUBLISHED NC ACTIVE GUIDES WERE PUBLISHtD HC ANSI STANDARDS WERE PUBLISHED 1 NUREG REPORT WAS PUBLISHED NO POLICY SitTEMENTS WERE ISSUrD Damammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaammmmmmmmmmmmmg THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS WERE MADE TO THIS MONTH'S ISSUE g g

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NUCLEAR FACILITIES 1

PROFILE OF NUCLEAR REACTORS BUILT, BEING BUILT OR PLANNED SINCE 1973 250 -

DATA AS OF MARCH 31, 1980 240 -

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1980 1981 ANNOUNCED OR ORDERED UNITS FOR WHICH APPLICATIONS WERE NOT UNDER REVIEW BY THE NRC WERE NOT COUNTED IN THE STATISTICS PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 1973 OR AFTER DECEMBER 1979.

IN JANUARY, IN ADDITION TO FOUR CANCELLATIONS,THE FOLLOWING WERE DROPPED FROM THE STATISTICS:

3 NON-OPERATING PLANTS,9 PLANTS INDEFINITELY DEFERRED,1 PLANT DENTED STATE CERTIFICATION, AND 6 ORDERED OR ANNOUNCED PLANTS.

CASELOAD PROJECTIONS NEXT UPDATE: OCTOBER 1980

DATA AS OF:

FEBRUARY 1930 FY 1981 FY 1932 FY 1983 FY 1984 FY 1935 FY 1986

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NEW CP APPLICATIONS 0

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0 NEW OL APPLICATIONS 3(8) 6(13) 2(3) 2(3) 2(3) 5(11)

LICENSED 31 93 102 113 124 135Mw Ul4 DER CONSTRUCTI0li 35 73 64 53 44 33

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0 N E'4 FU EL FAD /UF6 APPLICATIONS 0

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0 flew SPENT FUEL APPLICATIONS 2

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0 LICE!4 SED 43 49 53 57 60 61

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RADICISOTOFES LICENSES 9200 7450 9700 9950 10,200 10,500 EXPORT ISSUED (IIAJOR) 147 157 157 157 157 It' PORT ISSUED (f1AJOR) 20 20 20 20 20 NOTE: THE FY 1982 PROJECTICHS FOR REACTORS AND FUEL CYCLE F ACILITIES ARE BASED ON WRITTEN SURVEYS CONDUCTED BY THE OFFICES OF NRR AND NilSS.

THE PP,0JECTIONS FOR OPERATING REACTORS ARE BASED ON Tile flETHODOLOGY DESCRIBED IN APPENDIX A 0F THE SOURCE DGCUtiENT.

EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE INDICATED, THE PROJECTIONS FOR 1983-1986 ARE BASED Oil DEST ESTIMTES AND DO NOT PEPRESEllT C0t:IIITt1ENTS OR ORDERS BY A SPECIFIC APPLICANT TO UNDERTAKE A GIVEN LICENSE ACTIVITY.

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STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS RWR PWR OtHtMS fotAt 25 41 1

STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS UNDER NRC PURVIEW - M AR. 31,1980 SOURCE; OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT b PROGRAM ANALYSIS

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iEaciudes 3 which ha,e o,e,eting iicenees but a,e shut down indef.

Initely - Three Mile Island 2. Humboldt Bay, and Indian Point 1)

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, 87 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT GRANTED.

. 96.000 e'

36 Under Operating License Review....,

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e 51 Operating License Not Yet Applied For.

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,11 UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW.

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and Clinch River; and 2 which have been denied certification by 5

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ACTIVE AND PENDING APPLICATIONS FOR CENTRAL STATION NUCLEAR POWER PL ANTS AND SPECI AL PROJECTS MARCH 31, 1980 NO. OF APPLICATIONS NO. OF UNITS A.

OPERATING LICENSES -

67 LICENSED 00R LOW POWER TESTING 1

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UNDER OPERATING LICENSE REVIEW 23 36 l

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUT OPERATING LICENSE APPLICATIONS NOT ACCEPTED 26 51 D.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW 8

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SPECIAL PROJECTS 25 F.

PR.9LIMINARY DESIGH APPROVALS ISSUED HOTEt LWAS HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR 2 UNITS CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW FOR y

COH;TRUCTION PERMITS.

1/ BASED UP0H FORMAL UTILITY AHNOUNCEMENTS.

UCENSED TO OPERATE DATE OF ISSUANCE DATE OF ISSUANCE OF FULL POWER FULL P WER A. LICENSED TO OPERATE LICENSE A.

LICENSED TO OPERATE LICENSE 1.

COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.

06/02/60 POL 27.

MAINE YANKEE AT0r1IC POWER CO.

06/29/73 FTL DRESDEN 1-(BWR) 10/14/60 FTL MAINE YANKEE (PWR) 2.

YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CD.

07/29/60 POL 28.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 12/20/73 FTL YANKEE-ROWE (PWR) 06/23/61 FTL BROWNS FERRY I (BWR) 3.

CONSUt*ERS POWER CO.

08/30/62 FOL 29.

OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT 08/09/73 FTL BIG ROCK POINT (BWR) 05/01/64 FTL FT. CALHOUN 1 (PWR) 4 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO.

03/27/67 POLw 30.

CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO.

09/28/73 FTL SAN ONOFRE 1 (PWR)

INDIAN POINT 2 (PWR) 5.

CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CD 06/30/67 POL 31 DUKE POWER CO.

10/06/73 FTL HADDAM HECK (PWR) 12/27/74 FTL OCONEE 2 (FWR) 6.

DAIRYLAND COOPERATIVE POWER 07/03/67 POLw 32.

COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.

10/19/73 FTL LACROSSE (BWR)

ZION 1 (FWR) 7.

JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 8 LIGHT CO.

04/09/69 POLw 33.

PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO.

10/25/73 FTL OYSTER CREEK 1 (PWR)

PEACH BOTTOM 2 (BWR) 8.

NIAGARA f10 HAWK POWER CORP.

08/22/69 POL 34.

COMMONUEALTH EDISON CO.

11/14/73 FTL HINE MILE POINT 1 (BWR) 12/26/74 FTL ZION 2 (PWR) 9.

ROCHESTER GAS 8 ELECTRIC CORP.

09/19/69 POL

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NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.

04/05/74 FTL R.E. GINNA (PWR)

PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 (PWR) 10.

COM:10NWEALTH EDISON CO.

12/22/69 POLw 36.

PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF COLORADO 12/21/73 FTL DRESDEN 2 (EUR)

FT ST VRAIN (HTGR) 11 CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO.

09/23/70 FTL 37.

WISCONSIM PUBLIC SERVICE CORP.

12/21/73 FTL H.B.

ROBINSON 2 (FWR)

KEWAUNEE (PWR) 12.

NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.

01/19/71 POLw 38.

NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT 01/18/74 FTL MONTICELLO (EWR)

COOPER STATION (BWR) 13.

WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN POWER CO.

10/05/70 FTL 39.

IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT 2 POWER CO.

02/22/74 FTL FOINT BEACH 1 (PWR)

ARNOLD (BWR) 14 NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO.

10/26/70 POLw 40.

METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.

04/19/74 FTL MILLSTONE 1 (BUR)

THREE MILE ISLAND 1 (PWR) 15.

C0t1MONWEALTH EDISON CO.

03/02/71 FTL 41.

ARKANSAS PONER & LIGHT CO.

05/21/74 FTL DRESDEN 3 (BUR)

ARKANSAS 1 (PWR) 16.

COMMONUEALTH EDISON CO.

12/14/72 FTL 42.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 06/28/74 FTL QUAD-CITIES 1 (BWR)

BROWNS FERRY 2 (BWR) 17.

CONSUMERS FCUER CO.

10/16/72 POLw 43.

PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO.

07/02/74 FTL PALISADES (PWR)

PEACH BOTTOM 3 (BWR) 18.

Com10NWEALTH EDISON CO.

12/14/72 FTL 44 DUKE F0WER CO.

07/19/74 FTL QUAD-CITIES 2 (BWR)

OCONEE 3 (FWR) 19.

VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 3 POWER CO.

05/25/72 FTL 45.

BALTIMORE GAS & ELECTRIC CO.

07/31/74 FTL SURRY 1 (PWR)

CALVERT CLIFFS 1 (PWR) 20.

FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT CD.

07/19/72 FTL 46.

GEORGIA POWER CO.

08/06/74 FTL TURKEY POINT 3 (FWR)

HATCH 1 (BWR) 21 BOSTON EDISON CO.

09/15/72 FTL 47.

SACRAMENTO t1UNICIPAL UTIL. DIST.

08/16/74 FTL PILGRIM 1 (BWR)

RANCHO SECO (PWR) 22.

VERMONT YAMKEE NUCLEAR POWER CORP. 02/28/73 FTL 48.

POWER AUTH. OF THE STATE OF NY 10/17/74 FTL VERT 10HT YANKEE (BWR)

FITZPATRICK (BWR) 23.

VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CD.

01/29/73 FTL 49.

INDIANA 8 MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO.

10/25/74 FTL SURRY 2 (rWR)

COOK 1 (PWR) 24.

DUKE POWER CD.

02/06/73 FTL 50.

NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.

10/29/74 FTL OCONEE 1 (PUR)

PRAIRIE ISLAND 2 (PWR) 25.

WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO.

03/08/73 FTL 51.

CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.

12/27/74 FTL FOINT BEACH 2 (PWR)

BRUNSWICK 2 (BWR) f 26.

FLORIDA POWER S LIGHT CO.

04/10/73 FTL 52.

NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO.

08/01/75 FTL m

TURKEY POINT 4 (PWR)

MILLSTONE 2 (PWR)

!.iCENSED TO OPERATE DATE OF ISSUANCE CONSTRUCTION PERMITS GRANTED OF FULL PCWER DOCKET e

A.

LICENSED TO OPERATE LICENSE DAIE OF 05 B.

UNDER OPERATING LICENSE REVIEW APPLICATION 53.

PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.

11/21/75 FTL TROJAH (PWR) 1 PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC 3 GAS CO.

08/25/71 54.

POWER AUTH. OF THE STATE OF NY 04/05//6 FTL SALEM 2 (PWR)

INDIAN POINT 3 (PWR) 2.

VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 4 POWER CO.

05/03/73 55.

DUCUESNE LIGHT CO.

01/30/76 FTL NORTH ANNA 2 (PUR)

BEAVER VALLEY 1 (FWR) 3.

ALABAMA POWER CO.

08/30/73 56.

FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.

03/01/76 FTL FARLEY 2 (PWR)

ST. LUCIE 1 (PWR) 4 PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO.

10/02/73 57.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 07/02/76 FTL DIABLO CANYON 1 4 2 (PWR)

BROWHS FERRY 3 (BWR) 5.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 01/31/74 58.

BALTIMDRE GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO.

11/30/76 FTL SEQUOYAH 2 (PWR)

CALVERT CLIFFS 2 (PWR) 6.

DUKE POWER CO.

05/31/74 59.

PU*.LIC SERVICE ELECTRIC 4 GAS CO.

12/01/76 FTL MCGUIRE 1 4 2 (PWR)

SALEM 1 (rWR) 7.

DETROIT EDISDN CO.

04/04/75 60.

CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.

11/12/76 FTL FERMI 2 (BWR)

BRUNSWICK 1 (BWR) 8.

CINCINNATI GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO.

09/10/75(FSAR 4 ENV.)

61 FLORIDA POWER CORP.

01/31/77 FTL 2IMMER 1 (EWR)

CRYSTAL RIVER 3 (PWR) 9.

LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO.

01/26/76(FSAR 8 ENV.)

62.

TOLEDO EDISON CO.

04/22/77 FTL SHOREHAM (EWR)

DAVIS-BESSE 1 (PWR) 10.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 10/04/76(FSAR) 63.

ALABAMA POWER CO.

06/25/77 FTL WATTS BAR 1 8 2 (PWR)

FARLEY 1 (PWR) 11.

SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC & GAS CO.

02/24/77(FSAR 8 ENV.)

64.

VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 8 POWER CL.

11/26/77 FTL SUMMER 1 (PWR)

NORTH ANNA 1 (PWR) 12.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISCH CD.

03/22/77(FSAR 8 ENV.)

65.

INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CD.

12/23/77 FTL SAN OHOFRE 2 8 3 (PWR)

COOK 2 (PWR) 13.

WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 04/20/77(ENV.)

66.

GEORGIA POWER CO.

06/13/78 FTL WPPSS 2 (BWR) 06/22/78(FSAR)

HATCH 2 (BWR) 14.

COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.

05/12/77(FSAR 8 ENV.)

67.

ARKANSAS PCWER 8 LIGHT CD.

09/01/78 FTL LASALLE 1 & 2 (BWR)

ARKANSAS 2 (FWR) 15.

CONSUMERS POWER CO.

11/18/77(FSAR)

MIDLAND 1 8 2 (FWR) 04/14/78(ENV.)

1 Cun,0L: LATED EDISDN CO.

03/26/62 POLN 16.

TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING CO.

04/25/78(FSAR)

INDIAN POINT 1 (PWR)**

CDMANCHE FEAK 1 82 01/19/79(ENV.)

2.

PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO.

03/28/62 POL 17.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 06/12/78(FSAR 8 ENV.)

HUMBOLDT BAY (BWR)**

01/21/69 FTL stLLEr0HTE 1 8 2 (BUR) 3.

METROPOLITAN EDISON CD.

02/08/78 FTL 18.

HOUSTON POWER 8 LIGHT CO.

07/17/78(FSAR 8 ENV.)

THREE MILE ISL AND 2 (PWR)WW SOUTH TEXAS 1 & 2 (PWR) 19.

PENNSYLVANIA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.

06/10/78(ENV.)

SUSQUEHANNA 1 & 2 (EUR) 07/31/78(FSAR)

LICENSED FOR LOW POWER TESTING LICENSE DATE 20.

MISSISSIPPI POWER 4 LIGHT CO.

06/30/78(FSAR 8 ENV.)

GRAND GULF 1 8 2 (BWR) 1 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 02/29/80 21.

COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.

12/01/78(FSAP 8 ENV.)

SEQUOYAH 1 BYRON 1 & 2 (PWR) 22.

COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.

12/01/78(FSAR 8 ENV.)

BRAIDWOOD 1 & 2 (PWR) wHAVE APPLIED FOR A FULL-TERM LICENSE 23.

LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT CO.

12/18/78(FSAR 8 ENV.)

- SHUT DOWN INDEFINITELY WATERFORD 3 (PWR)

POL - PROVISIONAL OPERATING LICENSE (36 UNITS)

FTL - FULL-TERM LICENSE FLO - FUEL LOADING ONLY

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS GRANTED C.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION LUT OPERATING CP C.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUT OPERATING CP LICENSE APPLICATIONS NOT ACCEPTED ISSUANCE LICENSE APPLICATIONS NOT ACCEPTED I SS'J AN C E 1

JERSEY CENTRAL PCNER 4 LIGHT CO.

07/10/73 16.

GULF STATES UTILITIES CO.

03/25/77 FORKED R!VER ( Pi!R )

RIVER BEND 1 8 2 (BWR) 2.

NORTHZ2N INDIANA PU3LIC SERV. CO.

05/01/74 17.

FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.

05/02/77 3AILLY ( B!R )

ST. LUCIE 2 (PWR) 3.

CUMfESN2 LIGHT CO.

05/03/74 18.

CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CO. 05/03/77 3EAVER VALLEY 2 (PWR)

PERRY 1 8 2 (EUR) 4 PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO.

06/19/74 19.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 05/09/77 LIMERICK I & 2 (EWR)

HARTSVILLE 1

-4 (BWR) 5.

NI AGAR A i'0HAWI POWER CORP.

06/24/74 20.

KANSAS GAS & ELECTRIC CO.

05/17/77 NINE MILE POINT 2 (EWR)

WOLF CREEK (PWR) 6.

GEORGIA PCWER CD.

06/23/74 21 DUKE POWER CO.

12/30/77 V0GTLE 1 E 2 (PWR)

CHEROKEE 1 - 3 (PWR) 7.

VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO.

07/26/74 22.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 01/16/78 NORTH ANNA 324 (P;;2 )

PHIPPS BEND 1 & 2 (BWR) 8.

NORTNEAST huCLEA*t ENERGY CO.

08/09/74 23.

CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.

01/27/78 i;ILLSTONE 3 (PWR)

HARRIS 1 - 4 (PWR) 9.

Punt.IC SERVICE ELEC. & GAS CO.

11/01/74 24.

PUBLIC SERVICE OF INDIANA" 04/04/78 HCPE C2EEK 1 2 2 (BVR)

MARBLE HILL 1 82 (PWR) 10.

DUKE POWER CO.*

03/07/75 25.

WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 04/11/78 CATAdOA 1 1 2 (PWR)

WPPSS 3 8 5 (PWR) 11.

WASHINGTCN PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 12/23/75 26.

TENNESSEE VALLEY FJTHORITY 11/29/78 WPPSS 1 (PWi)

YELLOW CREEK 1 i 2 (PWR) 12.

ILLIMOIS POWER CO.

02/24/76 NA WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 02/21/78 CLINTON 1 & 2 (BWR)

WPSS 4 (PWR) 13.

UNION ELECTRIC CO.

04/16/76 (51 UNITS) cat.LAWAY 1 2 (PWR) w

.14. ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO.

05/24/76 PtLC VERDE t - 3 (PWR) 1 ROCHESTER GAS X ELECTRIC CORP.

09/01/77 15.

PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.H.

07/07/76 STERLING f (PWR)**

SEABROGX 1 1 2 (PWR) 2.

LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO.

01/04/79 JAMESPORT 1 & 2 (PWR)

OL APPLICATION TENDERED w* DENIED CERTIFICATION BY N.

Y.

STATE SITING BOARD HA - PART OF APPLICATION FOR UNIT 1

-s

UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW

_,e DOCKET DATE OF D.

UNDER CCHSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW APPLICATION 1.

HOUSTON LIGHTING 8 POWER CO.

12/07/73(SAF & ENV)

ALLENS CREEK 1 (BWR) 2.

BOSTON EDISON CO.

12/21/73(SAF 3 ENV)

PILGRIM 2 (PWR) 3.

DUKE POWER CO.

05/24/74(SAFETY)

PERKINS 1-3 (PWR) 07/08/74(ENV) 4.

PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.

08/06/74(ENV)

PEBBLE SPRINGS 1 3 2 (PWR) 10/18/74(SAFETY) 5.

PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT CD.

09/33/74(ENV)

SKAGIT 1 3 2 (BWR) 01/1S/74(SAFETY) 6.

PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF 0..LAHOMA 12/23/75(SAF 4 EHV)

BLACK FOX 1 1 2 (BWR)*

1 HORTHEAST HUCLEAR ENERGY CO.

07/12/74(SAF 8 ENV)

MONTAGUE 1 8 2 (BUR)1/

2.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT CORP.1/

04/11/75(ENV)

CLINCH RIVER (LMFBR) 06/13/75(SAFETY) 3.

HEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & GAS 12/29/78(SAFETY)

NEW HAVEH 1 4 2 (PWR)3/

01/24/79(ENV)

(14 UNITS) 11 UNITS UNDER ACTIVE REVIEW 3 UNITS POSTP0HED INDEFINIlELY OR DEFERRED

LWA ISSUED.

1/ POSTPONED INDEFINITELY OR DEFERRED.

2/ AMENDMENT TO CHANGE SITE.

3/ DENIED CERTIFICATION BY H.

Y.

STATE SITING BOARD ONLY UNITS DOCKETED BY HRC ARE INCLUDED.

HENCE, THE CAT.

3 "0RDERED" AND " PUBLICLY ANNOUNCED" HAVE BEEN DROPPED.

SPECIAL PROJECTS w

DATE OF F.

PRELIMINARY DESIGN APPROVALS COMPLETED E.

SPECIAL PROJECTS-PENDINGM APPLICATION DOCKET DATE 1.

CESSAR SYSTEM 80 10/27/78 (TENDERED) 2.

FLOATINC NUCLEAR PLANTS 1-8 07/05/73(DOCKETED)

APPLICANT PDA NO.

DATE ISSUED 3.

GAS TURBINE HTGR 07/31/75(DOCKETED) 4.

GASSAR 02/05/75(DOCKETED) 1 GENERAL ELECTRIC CD.

PDA-1 07/30/73 12/22/75 5.

GIBBSAR/RESAR-414

-10/15/76(DOCKETED 05/10/77)

GESSAR-238 NI 2.

COl13USTION ENG., INC.

PDA-2 12/11/73 - 12/31/75 6.

GAISSAR 92/24/73 CESSAR 7

FT. CALHOUN (LESR)

.01/26/76 d.

58G 05/31/77(DOCKETED 06.'08/77) 3.

WESTINGl10USE ELEC CORP.PDA-3 03/11/74 12/31/75 9.

SJESSAR/BSAR-205 12/22/75(DOCKETED)

RESAR-41

- 10. WOOD SITE STUDY 03'21/75 4.

STONE AMS teEBSTER PDA-4 06/20/74 05/05/76 11.

BOPPSAR/BSAR-205 10/31/77(DOCKETED)

S'!E S S A R / R E S t.R 12.

BL1'E HILLS (SITE STUDv) 10/31/77 5.

BRAUNSAR PDA-5

!2/21/74 05/07/76 13.

ESSAR/CESSAR 11e?3/77(DOCXETED 02/02/78) 6.

STOIE & WEBSTER PDA-6 10/21/74 08/18/76 14.

ESSAR/RESAR-414 11/23/77(DOCKETED 03/13/73)

SUISSAL/CESSAR 15.

ESSAR/BSAR-205 11/23/77(DOCKETED 05/19/70) 7.

WESTING 40USE ELEC CORP.PDA-7 07/31/75 12/30/76 RESAR-35 16 NORTH COAST (ESR) 07/0D/74

- 17.

CAF. ROLL COUNTY (ESR) 12/00/78 8.

STONE AND WEBSTER PDA-8 10/03/75 03/31/77 18.

FULTCH (LESR).

08/00/79 SUESSAR/RESAR 3S 19.

E00GLAS POINT (LESR) 08/00/73 9.

GENERAL ELECTRIC CD.

PDA-9 02/14/75 03/31/77 GESSAR-251 20.

GESSAR-233 NSSS EXTENSION 03/21/78

'21

.GESSAR-251 EXTENSION 03/21/73 10.

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.

PDA-10 09/24/75 03/10/77 GESSAR-230 MSSS 22.

EWESSAR/CESSAR EXTENSION 03/2i/7S 11 FLUCR F CUER PDA-11 01/27/76 00/17/77 23.

SWESSAR/RESAR-35 EXTEi: SIGN 03/2f/7S BCPSSAR/RESAR-41 24 BOPSSAR/RESAR-41 EXTENS'ON 03/21/78 25.

ESAR-205 EXTENSION 03/28/73 12.

BAECOCK & UILCOX PDA-12 03/01/76 05/31/78 BSAR-205 13.

WESTINGHOUSE ELEC CORP.PDA-13 12/30/76 11/04/78 RESAR 414 ALL SPECIAL' PROJECT. REVIEW EFFORT EXCEPT CARROLL SITE AND-FLOATING NUCLEAR IS SUSPENDED M

a

?

E j

G.

FAC2LITY CANCELLAT20NS 4

I PLANTS WITH CONSTRUCTION PERMITS FACILITY APPLICANT TYPE MWE DATE SURRY 3-4 VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER PWR 882 FY-77 1

l l TYRONE I NORTHERN STATES POWER PWR 1150 FY-79 i

i CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW I

' FACILITY APPLICANT TYPE MWE DATE QUANICASSEE 1 &2 CONSUMERS POWER PWR 1150 FY-75 PILGRIM 3 l

BOSTON EDISON PWR 1180 FY-75 I

BARTON 3 & 4 ALABAMA POWER 8 LIGHT BWR 1159 FY-76 SUMMIT 2 DELMARVA POWER 8 LIGHT HTGR 1200 FY-77 ALLENS CREEK 2 HOUSTON POWER AND LIGHT BWR 1213 FY-77 BLUE HILLS 1-2 GULF STATES UTILITIES PWR 918 FY-78 SUMMIT 1 DELMARVA POWER AND LIGHT HTGR 1200 FY-78 SUNDESERT 1-2 SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC PWR 974 FY-78 DOUGLAS POINT 2 POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER BWR 1146 FY-78 BARTON 1 3 2 ALABAMA POWER & LIGHT BWR 1159 FY-78 FORT CALHOUH 2 OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT PWR 1136 FY-78 HAVEN 2 WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER CO.

PWR 900 FY-79 ATLANTIC 1-2 PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS PWR 1150 FY-79 GREEHE COUNTY POWER AUTHORITY OF STATE OF NEW YORK PWR 1191 FY-79 PALO VERDE 4-5 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE PWR 1270 FY-79 DOUGLAS POINT 1

0!OMAC ELECTRIC POWER BWR 1146 FY-79 FULTON 1-2 PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC HTGR 1160 FY-79 HORTH COAST 2 PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY PWR 533 FY-79 ERIE 1 82 OHIO EDISOlI CO PWR 1260 FY-80 DAVIS BESSE 2 8 3 TOLEDO EDISON CO PWR 906 FY-80 HEW ENGLAND 1 82 NEW ENGLAND POWER PWR 1194 FY-80 HAVEH 1 WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER CO.

PWR 900 FY-80 GREEHWOOD 2 8 3 DETROIT EDISON

.PWR 1200 FY-80

SUMMARY

OF STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS DATA AS OF MARCH 31, 1980 REFERENCE SYSTEMS 23 APPLICATIONS DOCKET PROJECT APPLICANT DATE COMMENTS NUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEM, NUCLEAR ISLANDS 1 TURSINE ISLANDS GESSAR-233 NI GENERAL ELECTRIC 07/30/73 NUCLEAR ISLAMD. PREL It'.IF ARY DESIGN ERAUNSAR C.

F.

BRAUN 12/21/74 IUR3IME ISLAND MATCHE3 TO G CS S A R-2 3 0

'J.I.

CESSAR C 0f13 US T ION EHOINEERING 12/19/73 NSSS.

RESAR-61 WESTINGHOUSE 02/11/76 NSSS.

B-SAR-241 DABCOCK A WILCOX 05/16/74 NSSS (WITH2RA! M).

3-SAR 205 BABCCCK & I:ILCOX 03/01/76 NSSS (REPLACES S-SAR-2(,1)

GASSAR GENERAL ATOMIC 02/35/75 NSSS.

GESSAR-251 GEHERAL ELECTRIC C2/14/75 NSSS RESAR-3S WESTINGHOUSE 07/31/75 NSSS.

GESSAR-238 NSSS GENERAL ELECTRIC 10/16/75 NSSS.

RESAR-414 WESTINCHOUSE 12/30/76 HSSS.

CESSAR COMSUSTION ENGINEERING FDA APPLICATION UNDER ACCEPTANCE STAMDARD BALANCE-OF-PLANT (BOP)

IE ESSAR:

EBASCO CESSAR 02/02/73 30P DESIGN M\\TCHED TO CESSAR.

RESAR-414 03/13/78 309 DE3IG:4 M"4 IC::ED TO REE AR-414.

B-SAR-205 05/19/73 BOP CESIG:{ MATCMED TO B-SAR-205.

SWESSAR:

STONE h WEB',TER RESAR-41 06/2t/74 BOP DESIGH iATCHED TO RESAR-41.

CE5SAR 10/21/74 LOP MATCHED TO CESS.'.R.

RESAR-3S 10/02/75 BSP MAT 0HED TO RES AR-35.

E-SAR-205 12/22/75 EEP MATCHED TO 3-SAR-235.

GTBBSSAR/RESAR-414 GIBBS 2 HILL c5/09/77 BOP-SSAR:

FLUOR POWER RESAR-41 01/27/76 BCP 11ATCHSD TO RESAR-41 B-SAR-205 10/31/77 BCP tlATCHED TO S-SAR-205 GAISSAR GILBERT /CCMMONWEALTH 08/21/78 LOP M%TCHE3 CESSA3, RESAR-414, B-SAR-205 1-11

SUMMARY

OF STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS Cont.nued From Preveaus Page UTILITY APPLICATIONS USING REFERENCE SYSTEMS 13 APPLICATIONS DOCKET P301ECT APPLICANT DATE COMMENTS CHEROKEE 1-3 DUKE POWER 05/24/74 REFERENCES CESSAR.

PERKINS l-3 DUKE POWER 05/24/74 REFERENCES CESSAR.

SOUTH TEXAS 1 82 HOUSTON LIGHT & POWER 07/05/74 REFERENCES RESAR-41 WPPSS 3 8 5 WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER 08/02/74 REFERENCES CESSAR.

SUPPLY SYSTEM PALO VERDE 1-3 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 10/07/74 REFERENCES CESSAR.

HARTSVILLE 1-4 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 11/22/74 REFERENCES GESSAR-238 (NI).

BLACK FOX 1 8 2 PUBLIC SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA 12/23/75 REFERENCES GESSAR-238 (NSSS).

PHIPPS BEND 1 12 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 11/07/75 REFERENCES GESSAR-238 (NI).

YELLOW CREEK 1 82 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 07/16/76 REFERENCES CESSAR.

ERTE 1 & 2 OHIO EDISON 03/01/77 REFERENCES B-SAR-205.

PALO VERDE 4 4 5 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 03/31/78 REFERENCES CESSAR NEW HAVEN 1 &2 NYSEtG 12/29/78 REFERENCES CESSAR 1 SUESSAR/CESSAR CGREENWOOD 2 4 3 DETROIT EDISON 03/01/79d REFERENCES B-SAR-205 D'J?LICATE PLANTS S APPLICATI:N2 BYRON 1 & P COMMONWEALTH EDISON 05/20/73 TUC UNITS AT EACH OF TUO SITES.

BRAIEU10D i8 2 JS/20/73 SNUPPS FIVE UNITS AT FOUR SITES.

WOLF CREEK KAMSAS GAS 3 ELECTRIC AND 05/17/75 KANSAS CITY POWER E LIGHT CALLAWAY 1 &2 UNION ELECTRIC 06/21/74 TYRONE 1 NORTME AN ST ATES P0;!ER 06/21/74 ST EF LING ROCHESTER GAS 3 ELECTRIC 05/29/74 CHEROKEE 1-3 DUKE POWER C5/24/74 TF'P FE UHIT S AT EACH OF PERKINS 1-3 C5/24/'4 WJ SITES.

DUTLICATE PLANTS ARE PLAMTS CF THE SAME DESIGN WITH THE POSSIBILITIES OF I:ULTIPL E SITES AND l'ULTIPLE APPLICATIONS REPLICATION 5 APPLICATIONS JANESPORT 1 &2 LONG ISLAND LIGHTING 09/G6/74 REPLICAT:S tlTLLSTONE 3.

MARSLF HILL I 3 2 PUBLIC SERVIOE OF INDIANA 09/17/75 REPLICATES 3YRUN 1 12 NEW CNGLAND 1 12 NE;l EPOL AND PONER & LIGNT CS/09/7?

REPLICATEE set.3E004 1 2 2

HAVEN 1 WISCOMSIN ELECTRIC PO'IEE 04-05-70 REPLICATES K05HrCLONG

&2 PALD VERDE 4 &5 ARIZONA PUBLIC SER'.' ICE C 3 / 31/ 7."

RE?l! CATES PALO '/ERJE

,2,

&3 REPLICATION IS THE OLPLICATION OF A PLAM UITH A rESION PREVIOU3LY AFPRE7ED 3Y 1.RC STAFF.

LICENSE TO MASUFt.CTURE FLOATINS MUCL2AR PLANTS 1 AFPLICATIGN FLOATING NUCLEAR OFFSHORE POWER SYSTEM 07/05/73 EMTIRE PLANT DESIGN.

PLANT (FMP) 1-8 0 RE ACTIVATION DATE 1 12

OPERATING UCENSES ISSUED ELAPSED N EL APSED * (2)

FSAR ER FULL it MONTHS TO MONTHS TO DOCKET DOCKET INITIAL POWER INITIAL FULL POWER LICENSE PLANT DATE DATE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE nut 1BER 1 DRESDEH 1 06-09-58 H/A 09-28-59 06-02-60 15.6 23.7 DPR-2

2. YANKEE-ROWE 1 0 9-1f - 5?

N/A 07-09-60 07-29-60 9.7 10.4 DPR-3

3. HALLAM M 04-16 wi N/A 01-02-62 08-09-62 8.5 15.7 DPRA-1 4.

INDIAH POINT 1 MM 01-30-60 01-30-60 03-26-62 03-26-62 25.8 25.8 DPR-5

5. PIQUA N 02-01-61 N/A 08-23-62 05-16-63 18.7 27.5 PDRA-2

6. HUMBOLDT BAY MM 09-05-61 N/A 08-28-62 08-28-62 11.7 11.7 DPR-7

7. BIG ROCK POINT 1 12-04-F?

N/A 08-30-62 08-30-62 8.8 8.8 DPR-6 8.

ELK RIVER W 07-08-Ot N/A 11-06-62 11-10-62 27.9 28.0 DPRA-3

9. CVTR d 01-24-62 N/A 11-27-62 11-27-62 10.1 10.1 DPR-3

10. ENRICO FERMI 1 MM 07-14-61 N/A 05-10-63 07-11-63 21.8 23.9 DPR-9 11 PATHFINDER

06-22-62 N/A 03-12-64 03-12-64 20.6 20.6 DPR-11

12. BONUS W 02-01-62 N/A 04-02-64 04-02-64 26.0 26.0 DPRA-4

13. PEACH BOTTOM 1 **

02-25-64 N/A 01-24-66 01-12-67 22.9 34.5 DPR-12

14. SAN ONOFRE 1 11-30-65 H/A 03-27-67 03-27-67 15.9 15.9 DPR-13

15. HADDAM HECK 07-22-66 N/A 06-30-67 06-30-67 11.2 11.2 DPR-61

16. LA CROSSE 08-03-65 N/A 07-03-67 07-03-67 23.0 23.0 DPR-45

17. OYSTER CREEK 1 01-25-67 N/A 04-09-69 08-01-69 26.4 30.2 DPR-16

18. HINE MILE POINT 1 06-01-67 N/A 08-22-69 08-22-69 26.7 26.7 DPR-63

19. GINHA 01-24-68 H/A 09-19-69 09-19-69 19.8 19.8 DPR-18

20. DRESDEH 2 11-17-67 N/A 12-22-69 12-22-69 25.1 25.1 DPR-19

21. ROBINSON 2 11-26-68 11-26-68 07-31-70 09-23-70 20.1 21.9 DPR-23

22. MONTICELLO 11-08-68 11-08-68 09-08-70 01-19-71 22.0 26.3 DPR-22

23. POINT BEACH 1 03-18-69 11-18-71 10-05-70 10-05-70 18.5 18.5 DPR-24

24. MILLSTONE 1 03-18-68 N/A 10-06-70 10-26-70 30.6 31.2 DPR-21

25. DRESDEN 3 11-17-67 07-24-70 01-12-71 03-02-71 37.8 39.5 DPR-25

26. PALISADES 11-05-68 11-05-68 03-24-71 10-16-72 28.6 47.3 DPR-20

27. QUAD CITIES 1 09-03-68 11-19-70 10-01-71 12-1<-72 36.9 51.3 DPR-29

28. INDIAH POINT 2 10-15-68 10-15-71 10-19-71 09-20-73 36.1 59.4 DPR-26

29. POINT BEACH 2 03-18-69 11-11-71 11-16-71 03-08-73 31.9 47.6 EPR-27

30. VERMONT YANKEE 1 01-05-70 12-21-72 03-21-72 02-28-73 26.5 37.7 DRP-28 31 QUAD CITIES 2 09-03-68 11-19-70 03-31-72 12-14-72 42.9 51.3 DPR-30

32. SURRY 1 01-21-71 12-02-70 05-25-72 05-25-72 16.1 16.1 DPR-32

33. PILGRIM 1 01-05-70 11-01-70 06-08-72 09-15 7?

29.1 32.3 DPR-35

34. TURKEY POINT 3 05-12-69 11-08-71 07-19-72 07-19-12 38.2 33.2 DPR-31

35. MAINE YANKEE 08-31-70 11-04-70 09-15-72 06-29-73 24.4 33.9 DPR-36

36. SURRY 2 01-20-70 12-02-70 01-29-73 01-29-73 36.3 36.3 DPR-37

37. OCONEE 1 06-02-69 10-18-71 02-00-73 02-06-73 44.1 44.1 DPR-38

38. ZION 1 11-25-70 tVA 04-06-73 10-19-73 28.3 34.8 DPR-39

39. TURKEY POINT 4 05-12-69 11-08-71 04-10-73 04-10-73 46.9 46.9 DPR-41

40. FORT CALHOUN 1 11-28-69 11-04-71 05-23-73 08-09-73 41.8 44.3 DPR-40 41 BROWNS FERRY 1 09-25-70 N/A 06-26-73 12-20-73 33.0 38.8 DPR-33

42. PEACH BOTTOM 2 08-31-70 11-08-71 08-08-73 12-14-73 35.2 39.4 DPR-44

43. PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 02-01-71 05-17-71 08-09-73 04-05-74 30.2 38.1 DPR-42

44. OCONEE 2 06-02-69 10-18-71 10-06-73 10-06-73 52.1 52.1 DPR-47

45. ZIDH 2 11-25-70 N/A 11-14-73 11-14-73 35.6 35.6 DPR-48

46. FORT ST VRAIN 11-07-69 12-28-70 12-21-73 12-21-73 49.4 49.4 DPR-34

47. KEMAUNEE 01-30-71 11-08-71 12-21-73 12-21-73 34.7 34.7 DPR-43

48. COOPER STATION 03-01-71 09-24-71 01-18-74 01-18-74 34.5 34.5 DPR-46

49. DUANE ARHOLD 05-09-72 11-15-71 02-22-74 02-22-74 21.4 21.4 DPR-49 bw e

OPERATING UCENSES ISSUED PAGE..

-4 ELAPSED ELAPSED Y(2)

FSAR ER FULL

MONTHS TO MONTHS TO DOCKET DOCKET INITIAL POWER INITIAL FULL POWER LICENSE PLANT DATE DATE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE HUMEER

50. THREE MILE ISLAND 1 03-02-70 10-01-70 04-19-74 06-24-74 49.5 51.7 DPR-50

51. ARKANSAS 1 04-26-71 11-05-71 05-21-74 05-21-74 36.8 36.8 DPR-51

52. BROWNS FERRY 2 09-25-70 N/A 06-28-74 08-02-74 45.1 46.2 DPR-52

53. PEACH BOTTOM 3 08-31-70 11-08-71 07-02-74 07-02-74 46.0 46.0 DPR-56 54 OCONEE 3 06-02-69 10-18-71 07-19-74 07-19-74 61.5 61.5 DPR-55

55. CALVERT CLIFFS 1 01-04-71 11-08-71 07-31-74 07-31-74 42.9 42.9 DPR-53

56. HATCH 1 03-22-71 02-17-71 08-06-74 10-13-74 40.4 42.7 DPR-57

57. RANCHO SECO 1 04-29-71 11-15-72 08-16-74 08-16-74 39.5 39.5 DPR-54

58. FITZPATRICK 06-04-71 05-22-71 10-17-74 10-17-74 40.4 40.4 DPR-59

59. COOK 1 02-02-71 11-08-71 10-25-74 10-25-74 44.7 44.7 DPR-58

60. PRAIRIE ISLAND 2 02-01-71 05-17-71 10-29-74 10-29-74 44.9 44.9 DPR-60

61. BRUNSWICK 2 10-03-72 11-08-71 12-27-74 12-27-74 26.8 26.8 DPR-62

62. MILLSTONE 2 08-14-72 11-15-71 08-01-75 09-30-75 35.5 37.5 DPR-65

63. TROJAN 02-09-73 05-29-70 11-21-75 11-21-75 33.4 33.4 NPF-1

64. INDIAN POINT 3 12-04-70 11-13-73 12-12-75 04-05-76 60.2 64.0 DPR-64

65. BEAVER VALLEY 1 10-18-72 01-05-72 01-30-76 07-02-76 39.4 44.4 DPR-66

66. ST LUCIE 1 03-05-73 01-06-72 03-01-76 03-01-76 35.8 35.*

DPR-67

67. BROWNS FERRY 3 09-25-70 09-25-70 07-02-76 08-18-76 69.2 70.J DPR-68

68. CALVERT CLIFFS 2 01-04-71 11-08-71 08-13-76 11-30-76 67.3 70.8 DPR-69

69. SALEi1 1 08-25-71 11-08-71 08-13-76 12-01-76 59.6 63.2 DPR-70

70. BRUNSWICK 1 10-03-72 11-08-71 09-08-76 11-12-76 47.1 49.3 DPR-71 71 NORTH ANNA 1 05-02-73 03-15-72 11-26-76 04-01-78 42.8 58.9 NPF-4

72. DAVIS-BESSE 1 03-31-73 01-04-73 04-22-77 04-22-77 48.7 48.7 NPF-3

73. FARIEY 1 08-30-73 08-30-73 06-25-77 06-25-77 45.8 45.8 NPF-2

74. CRYSTAL RIVER 3 02-08-71 01-03-72 12-03-77 01-28-77 81.8 71.6 DPR-72

75. COOK 2 02-01-71 11-08-71 12-23-77 12-23-77 82.7 82.7 DPR-74

76. THREE MILE ISLAND 2 MM 04-04-74 04-16-75 02-08-78 02-08-78 46.1 46.1 DPR73

77. HATCH 2 10-31-75 10-31-75 06-13-78 06-13-78 31.4 31.4 NPF-5

78. ARKANSAS 2 04-17-74 04-17-74 07-18-78 12-14-78 51.0 55.9 NPF-6 (3) 7 9. SEQUOYAH 1 01-31-74 N/A 02-29-80 N/A 72.1 N/A DPR-77 YEAR AVERAGE ISSUED IN HONTHS LICENSED TO OPERATE 67 FY 1959 1

15.6

LICENSES TERMINATED 6

Q over 50% of rated power ggg g

9.7

SHUTDOWN 5 1

(3) LICENSED FOR LOW POWER TESTING FY 1962 5

14.

APRIL 4,1980 FYj9 j

9 FY 1965 0

o FY 1966 1

2M Y jg96 16.

(1) This is deturmined by counting the number of months FY 1969 3

24.3 between the FSAR Docket Date and the Initial License FY 1970 Date.

3 FY 1971 22.4 FY 1972 20 #

I2I 9

FY 1973 8

This is deturmined by counting the number of months FY 1974 FY 42 1 between the FSAR Docket Date and the Full Power 14 38$5 License Date.

py FY 1977 M

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(3) Restricted to 5% power.

Q tys 4

FY 1980 0

72 Since 1959,79 operating Licenses have been issued.

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED "I

CONSTRUCTION PSAP CP ELAPSED PERMIT DOCKET DOCKET D K NUMBER FACILITY NAME DATE ISSUED MONTHS NUMBER 050-00010 (LIC) DRESDEN 1 (0200) 04/01/35C N/A 05/04/56C 13.1 CPPR-2 050-G3003 (LIC) INDIAN POINT 1 (0265) 04/02/55C N/A 35/05/56C 13.0 CPPR-1 050-00016 (MU ) ENRICG FERMI 1 (0061) 01/07/I6C N/A CS/04/56C 6.9 CPPR-4 050-SC029 (LIC) YANKEE-ROWE 1 (0175) 07/09/56C N/A 11/04/57C 15.8 CPPR-5 115-00001 (PD ) ELK RIVER (0022) 03/15/57C N/A 01/09/60C 9.8 CAPR-1 115-00002 (WD ) PICUA (0011)

C4/13/59C N/A 01/28/60C 9.5 CAPR-2 050-00144 (VD ) CVTR C0017) 07/09/5SC M/A 05/04/5JC 9.s CPPR-7 350-C0130 (UD ) PATHFINDER (0058) 0;/01/5SC N/A 05/12 /6 C C 13.3 CPPR-8 050-00155 (LIC) BIC ROCK POINT 1 (0075) 01/1C/6tC N/A 35/31/60C 4.4 CP?R-9 115-00003 (U2 ) HALLAM (0075) 02/15/59C N/A 06/28/60C 16.4 CAPR-3 115-00004 (W3 ) LONUS (0017) 12/15/59C H/A 07/19/60C 7,1 CAPR-4 053-00133 (LIC) HUMEOLDT BAY (0065) 04/30/53C N/A 11/09/50C 13.3 CFPR-10 0 5 0 - C 0171 (WD ) PEACH 30TTCt1 1 (0040) 07/25/t0C N/A 02/23/62C 13.9 CFPR-12 050-00409 (FTL) LA CROSSE (0050) 11/05/62C N/A O!/29/63C 4.3 CAPR-5 050-00206 (FTL) SAN ONOFR2 1 (0430) 02/04/63C N/A 03/02/64C 12.9 CPPR-13 050-00213 (LIC) HADDAM NECK (0575) 09/00/63C N/A 05/26/64C 3.5 CFPR-14 050-00219 (FTL) OYST2R CREEK 1 (0640) 03/30/64C N/A 1P/15/64C S.5 CPPR-15 050-00220 (LIC) HINE MILE POINT 1 (0610) 04/0*/64C N/A 04/12/65C 12.3 CPPR-16 050-00237 (FTL) DRESDEN 2 (0809) 04/15/CSC N/A 01/10/66C 8.8 CPPR-18 050-00244 (FTL) GINNA (0490) 11/01/65C N/A 04/25/66C 5.8 CPPR-ti 050-00245 (FTL) NILLSTONE 1 (0652) 11/15/65C N/A 05/19/66C 6.1 CPPR-20 250-00247 (LIC) INDIAN POINT 2 (0873) 12/06et3C N/A 10/14/65C 10.2 CPPR-21 050-00249 (LIC) DRESDEN 3 (0809) 0 2/10/6( C N/A 13/14/66C 8.1 CP?R-22 050-00254 (LIC) QUAD CITIES 1 &2 (0800) 05/31/66C N/A 02/15/67C 8.4 CPPR-23124 050-00255 (FTL) PALISADES (0700) 06/03/66C N/A 03/14/67C 9.5 CPPR-23 050-00261 (FTL) 202I.iS2N 2 (0700) 07/23/5fC N/A 04/13/67C 3.6 CPPR-26 050-00230 (LIC) TURKEY POINT 3 & 4 (0666) 03/28/66C d/A 04/27/67C 12.9 CPPR-271I8 050-00259 (LIC) CRCt!NS FERRY 1 1 2 (1067) 07/13/66C N/A 05/10/67C 9.9 CPPR-29830 050-00263 (FTL) M0MTICELLO (0545)

Og/03/66C N/A 06/19/67C 10.3 CPPR-31 050-00266 (LIC) POINT BEACH 1 (0497) 0 3/31/(4 C N/A 07/19/67C 10.6 CPPR-32 050-00269 (LIC) CCONEE 1,

2 1 3 (0871) 12/01/56C N/A 11/06/6.0 11.1 CPPR-33,34:35 050-00271 (LIC) VERMONT YANKEE 1 (0514) 12/02/66C H/A 12/11/57C 12.3 CPPR-36 050-00277 (LIC) PEACH BOTTCM 2 8 3 (1065) 02/13/67C N/A 01/31/68C 11.6 CPPR-37138 050-00275 _ (OL) DIABLO CANYON 1 (1Ct4)

Ot/16/67C N/A Ci/23/6EC 15.1 CPPP-39 050-00209 (LIC) THREE MILE ISLAND 1 (0819) 05/03/67C N/A 05/15/68C 12.5 CPPR-4C 050-00213 (LIC) COOPER STATICN C0778) 07/27/67C N/A 06/04/68C 10.2 CPPR-42 059-00285 (LIC) FORT CALHOUN 1 (0457) 04/13/67C N/A 06/07/6SC 13.6 CPPR-41 050-30280 (LIC) SURRY 1 2 2 (0788) 03/2n/67C N/A 06/25/68C 15.1 CPPR-45144 050-00282 (LIC) PRAITIE ISLAND 1 3 2 (05303 04/07/67C N/A 06/25/63C 14.6 CPPR-45146 050-00301 (LIC) POINT SCACH 2 (0497) 08/03/67C H/A G7/25/68C 11.7 CPPR-47 050-00296 (LIC) BROM;i$ FERRY 3 (1067)

C7/17/67C H/A 07/31/6SC 12.4 CPFR-48 050-00305 (LIC) XEWAUNEE (0541) 03/23/67C N/A C3/06/68C 11.4 CPPR-50 050-00293 CLIO) PILGRIM 1 (0670) 06/30/670 N/A 08/26/tEC 13.8 CPPR-49 050-00267 (LIC) FORT ST VRAIN (0330) 10/20/66C N/A 01/17/6SC 22.?

CPPR-54 050-00272 (LIC) SAtFM 1 & 2 (1090) 12/13/66C N/A 09/I5/68C 21.4 CPPR-52153 050-00302 (LIC) CRYSTAL RIVER 3 (0825) 00/10/ 6 7 C N/A 09/25/68C 13.5 CPPR-51 050-00312 (LIC) RANCHO SECO 1 (0913) 11/20/67C N/A 10/11/68C 10.7 CPPR-56 050-00309 (LIC) i1AIME YANKEE (0790) 09/27/67C N/A 10/21/62C 12.3 CPPR-55 050-00313 (LIC) ARKAMSAS 1 (CESC) 11/29/67C N/A 12/06/6CC 12.2 CPPR-57 030-00295 (LIC) ZION 1 1 2 (1050) 07/12/67C H/A 12/26/6SC

!?.4 CPPR-53tS9 C50-00315 (LIC) COCK 1 4 2 (1060) 12/20/67C H/A 03/25/61C 15.1 CPFR-60561 050-00317 (LIC) CALVERT CLIFFS 1 1 2 (0345) 01/25/6EC M/A 07/07/69C 17.4 CPPR-63t64

'053-00286 (LIC) INDIAN POINT 3 (0965) c4/26/67C N/A 08/13/67C 27.5 CFPR-62 y 05C-00321 (LIC) HATCH 1 (0786) 05/06/68C r/A 09/30/69C 16.8 CPPR-65 d 050-00320 (LIC) THREE MILE ISLAND 2 (0906) 04/2)/JSC N/A 11/04/69C 18.1 CPPA-66 8 050-00324 (LIC) ERUNSWICX 1 & 2 (0821) 07/31/60C N/A 02/07/7CC 18.2 CPPR-67168 (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED PSAR ER DOCKET DCCKET COCKET CP ELAPSED CCNSTRUCTION NUMBER FACILITY NAME DATE DATE ISSUED MChTHS PEUiIT h*JMEER 050-00333 (LIC) FITZ?ATRICK (08 1) 12/31/6EC H/A (5/20/70C 16.6 CrPR-71 2

050-00327 (LIC) SEGUDYAH 1 3 2 (1148) 10/15/68C N/A 05/27e70C 19.4 CTPR-72t73 050-00331 (LIC) DUANE ARNOLD C0535) it/04/6LC M/A 05/22/70C 19.6 C?PR-70 050-00334 (LIC) BEAVER VALLEY 1 (0852)

Ot/15/69C N/A C6/26/70C 17.3 CfFR-75 050-00335 (LIC) ST LUCIE 1 (0907) 01/29/69C N/A C7/01/70C 17.0 CePR-74 050-00323 (GL) DIABLO CANYOH 2 (1106)

C7/01/68C N/A 12/09/70C 29.2 CPPR-69 050-00336 (LIC) MILLSTONE 2 (0828) 02/08/69C N/A 12/11/70C 21.4 CPPR-76 050-00344 (LIC) TROJAN (1130) 06/25/69C N/A 02/08/71C 19.4 CPPR-79 050-00338 (LIC) HCRTH ANNA 1 (0907) 03/21/69C N/A 02/19/11C 22.9 CPrR-77 75 050-00346 (LIC) DAVIS-BESSE 1 (C906) 08/ 01/6 ?C N/A J3/24/71C 19.7 CFFI-JG 050-00348 (LIC) FARLEY 1 1 2 (0829) 10/15/6SC 09/11/70C 08/16/72C 35.0 CPPR-S5066

'050-00341 (OL) ENRICO FERMI 2 (1093) 04/29/59C 09/16/70C 09/27/72C 60.9 CPra-37 050-00358 (OL) ZIM;iER 1 (0810)

Cc/C6/70C 06/22/7tC 10/27/72C 30.7 C?PR-6C 050-00368 (LIC) ARKANSAS 2 (0912) 09/17/70C 09/!7/70C 12/06/72C 26.6 CPPR-59 050-00329 (OL) MIDLAND 1 4 2 (0458) 10/30/08C 07/27/70C 12/15/72C 49.5 CPP P.-! 18 8 2 050-00366 (LIC) HATCH 2 (0795) 09/11/70C 02/15/71C 12/27/12C 27.5 CPPR-99 050-00390 (CL) MATTS BAR 1 8 2 (1177) 05/18/7tt 05/18/7tC 01/23f73C 20.1 Cypg_9tg92

=050-00369 (CL) MCGUIRE 1 3 2 (118C) 03/13/700 03/09/710 02/23/73C 29.1 CPrR-t.3g34 050-00397 (OL) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 2 (1100) 03/19/71C OS/13/71C 03/19/73C 19.0 CPrR-93 050-00395 (OL) SUF.MER 1 (0900) 06/30/710 06/3C/7tC (3/21/73C 2L.7 CPPR-94 050-00322 (OL) SHOREHAM (0819) 05/15/6 8 C 06/10/70C C4/14/73C 53.9 CPPR-95 050-00363 (FCP) FORKED RIVER (1070) 06/0t/70C 01/15/720 07/1 u/7 3 C 37.3 CP?2 #6 050-00373 (OL) LASALLE 1 1 2 (1078) 11/03/70C 11/03/70C 09/10/73C 34.2 CPPP-991100 050-03361 (OL) SAN ONOFRE 2 a 3 (1100) 06/ 01/7 0 C 01/03/72C 10/18/73C 40.3 CPFR-97t"?

050-00387 (OL) SUSCUEHANNA 1 & 2 (1050) 04/01/71C 04/01/71C 11/02/73C

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CPPR-1011132 050-00367 (PCP) BAILLY 1 (0645) 03/24/70C 03/24/71C 05/01/74C 44.2 LPPR-1c4 050-00412 (PCP) BEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) 10/20/72C 10/20/72C 05/03/74C 18.4 CPPR-105 050-00352 (PCP) LIMERICK 1 1 2 (1065) 02/27/70C 10/30/73C 06/1)/74C 51.7 CPPR-106110 7 050-00410 (PCP) NINE MILE POINT 2 (1100) 06/15/72C 06/15/72C C5/24/74C 24.3 C?PR-112 050-00424 (PCP) V0GTLE 1,2,3,4 (1113) 02/13/73C 02/t3/73C 06/28/74C 16.5 CP?P.- 103,10 9,110,11 e 050-00404 (PCP) NORTH ANNA 3 8 4 (0907) 09/15/71C 03/15/72C 37/20/74C 34.3 CIPR-1142115 050-00423 (PCP) MILLSTONE 3 (1156) 02/10/73C 02/10/73C c3/cs/74C 17.9 Cppg_ t t3 050-00416 (06)

GRAND GULF 1 8 2 (1250) 11/17/72C 11/17/72C 09/04/i4C 21.5 CPrR-Itsill) 050-00354 (PCP) HOPE CREEK 1 & 2 (1067) 02/27/700 01/28/7tC 11/04/75C 56.2 CIPR-1201121 050-00352 (OL) WATERFORD 3 (1113) 12/19/70C 01/15/71C 11/14/74C 46.8 CFPR-103 050-00445 (OL) COMANCHE PEAK 1 8 2 (1150) 07/20/73C 07/20/73C 12/19/74C 16.9 CrrR-12f t 127 050-00434 (WD ) SURRY 3 1 4 (0859) 05/25/73C 09/ M/73C 12/20/7;C 13.7 CPPR-1241123 050-00438 (OL) BELLEFONTE 1 1 2 (1213) 06/21/73C 06/21/73C 12/24/74C 13.1 cr?a-t2?!123 050-00413 (OL) CATAWBA 1 2 2 (1153) 10/27/72C 10/27/72C C8/07/75C 33.3 CPPR-: 101111 050-00498 (OL) SOUTH TEXAS 1 82 (1250) 07/05/74C 07/05/74C 12/22/75C 17.5 CPFR-123112) 050-00460 (PCP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 1 (1218) 10/13/73C 08/20/71C 12/24/7f 28.1 CPP2-134 050-00456 (OL) BRAIDWOOD 1 1 2 (1120) 09/20/73C G9/20/73C 12/31/75C 27.3 CPrd-1321133 050-00454 (OL) BYRON 1 1 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 09/20/73C 12/31/75C 27.3 CPfR-1538131 050-00461 (PCP) CLINTON 1 & 2 (0933) 10/30/73C 10/30/73C 02/24/75C 27.2 CFPR-1371138 050-00483 (PCP) CALLAWAY 1 & 2 (1120) 06/21/74C 07/30/74C 04/16/76C 21.8 CPPR-1!? 114 0 050-00528 (PCP) PALO VERDE 1,2,3 (1233) 10/07/74C 10/07/74C 05/25/76C 19.6 CPP%-tit, 1421145 050-00443 (PCP) SEABR00% 1 & 2 (1200) 07/09/73C 07/09/73C 07/07/75C 35.9 CPPR-1351136 050-00458 (PCP) RIVER BEND 1 & 2 (0934) 09/24/73C 09/2t/73C 05/25/ 7C 42.1 CPFR-1454146 050-00389 (PCP) ST LUCIE 2 (OS12) 05/15/73C OS/31/73C 05/02/77C 47.5 CPF R-M 4 050-00440 (PCP) PERRY 1 4 2 (1205) 06/25/73C C6/23/73C 05/03/770 46.2 CPFR-1;81149 050-00518 (PCP) HARTSVILLE A1 A2,B1,B2 (1233) 11/ 22/74 C 09/13/74C 05/07/77C 31.6 CPPR-15C,151,i;2,153 050-00482 (PCP) NOLF CREEK 1 (1150) 07/26/74C 05/17/74C 05/17/77c 36.9 CPPR-147 050-00485 (PCP) STERLING 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 11/20/74C 09/01/77C 36.3 CPFR-156 050-00484 (UD ) TYRONE I (1150) 06/21/74C

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LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATIONS ISSUED (LWA l's AND LWA 2's lSSUED. DURATIONS ARE FROM ER DOCKETING nsig y DATA AS OF: APRIL 4,1980 ER LUA-1 ELAPSED LUA-2 ELAPSED APPLICATION DOCKETED ISSUED t;GNTHS ISSUED

?.C N TliS 1

GRAND GULF 1 32 11-17-72 05-03-74 17.5 07-14-74 41.9 2.

UtTERFORD 01-15-71 05-16-74 39.9 3.

CATAU3A 1 &2 10-27-72 05-15-74 1G.7 4.

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02-13-73 05-2S-74 15.5 5.

ITILLSTONE 3 02-10-73 06-05-74 15.9 6.

DELLEFONTE 1 1 2 06-21-73 09-17-74 14.8 7.

SURRY 31 4 09-11-73 10-C4-74 12.6 8.

COM',NCHE PEAK 1 12 07-20-73 10-17-74 14.9 10-17-74 14.9 9.

PERRY 1 3 2 06-25-73 10-21-74 15.9 09-09-75**

29.7 10.

BYRON 1 1 2 09-20-73 12-13-74 14.7 10-30-75 25.3 11 DRAIEU90D 1 &2 09-20-73 01-13-75 15.7 10-30-75 25.3 12.

ST. LUCIE 2 03-31-73 03-17-75 13.6 C3-17-75 1G.6 13.

UPPSS 1 & 4 C3-20-73 03-01-75 23.3 08-01:75%**

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SUM"IT 1 1 2 C3-16-73 0"-07-75 23.3 15.

SCUill TEXAS 1 & 2 07-05-74 00-12-75 13.2 16.

C A L L / MAY 1 1 2 07-30-74 03-16-75 13.7 17.

RIVER BEND 1 2 2 09-21-73 01-05-75 23.4 18.

CLINTON 1 8 2 10-30-73 10-01-75 23.1 19.

CAYIS SESSE 2 1 3 03-09-74 12-31-75 16.7 09-13-78 49.1 23.

HARTSVILLE 1-4 09-13-74 C4-22-76 19.3 10-27-76 27.9 21 CHEROKEE 1,

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06-28-74 05-20-76 23.0 07-23-77 25.0 22.

UOLF CREtK C6-21-74 01-24-77 30.3 01-24-77 30.3 23.

U?PS 3 3 5 09-30-74 04-03-77 30.3 24.

f!AR3tE HILL 1 1 2 09-11-75 05-24-77 23.4 12-09-77 26.9 25.

PHIPPS BEND 1 8 2 04-01:76 10-18-77 13.6 26.

YELLON CREEK 1 12 12-20-76 02-09-73 13.6 27.

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MV0GTLE 3 1 4 WERE CANCELLED SUBSEQUENT TO LUA ISSUANCE.

i MMPERRY 1 8 2 WAS GRANTED AN EXTENDED LWA-2 CN 12-31-75, AND AN ATTENDMENT ON f1AY 12, 1976 AND SEPT 17,1976 MNNTHE WPPSS 1 LWA 1 8 2 WAS EXTENDED ON OCT03ER 2, 1976 NNN=WPPS 3 1 4 GRANTED AMENDMENT TO LWA ON MAY 10, 1977 1 18

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i MAJOR LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES upo4resimourutY j

(UCENSED 8V NRC )

DATA AS OF MARCH 7,1980 1

1 APPLICANT LOCATION DOCKET LICENSE EXPIRATION i

NUMBER HUT 1BER DATE i

URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE (UF6) PRODUCTION PLANTS l

ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION METROPOLIS. IL 40-3392 SUB-526 08-31-82 KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION SEQUOYAN, OK 40-8027 SUB-1010 10-31-82 1

URANIUM FUEL PROCESSING 4 FABRICATICH PLANTS ATOMICS INTERNATIONAL CANOGA PARK, CA 70-25 SNM-21 09-30-82 4

BABCOCK 1 UILCOX LYNCitBURG, VA 70-27 S N't-4 2 03-31-02 l

BABCOCK 4 UILCOX APOLLO, PA 70-135 SNM-145 10-31-33 BABCOCK 4 UILCOX LYNCHOURG, VA 70-324 SNM-778 01-31-715*

BABCDCK 1 UILCOX LYNCHIURG, VA 70-1201 SN:1-116 8 00-31-81 DATTCLLE P.M.

LABORATORIES RICl! LAND, UA 70-704 SNM-942 06-30-795W COMBUSTION ENGINEERING, INC.

HE!!ATITE, r:0 70-36 SN:t-3 3 03-31-G2 i

COMDUSTICt! ENGINEERING. INC.

WINUSOR. CT 70-1100 SNM-1067 01-31-31 EXXON NUCLEAR COMPANY, INC.

RICifLAND, MA 70-1257

$N:1-1227 07-31-798*

1 GENERAL A10f;IC COMPANY SAN DIEGO, CA 70-734 SNM-696 00-31-31 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY StM JOSE, CA 70-1307 SIN 1-54 ( 1) 05-31-32 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY UILi1INGTON, NC 70-1113 S N;t-10 9 7 05-31-81 i

KERR-tiCOEE CORFORATION CRESENT CITY, OK 70-925 SNM-923 04-30-02 i

NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES. INC.

ERMIN. TN 70-143 SNM-124 02-29-04 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC.

ATTLEBORD, MA 70-33 SN1-23 03-31-79**

U.

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fUCLEtn, INC.

DAK RIDGE, TN 70-1319 SN1-1315 03-31-73*

i UNITED NUCLEAR CORP.

IDNTVILLE, CT 70-371 StN1-360 03-31-C2 I

UNIT [D NUCLEAR CORP.

UOOD RIVER, RI 70-320 stut-777 C6-30-01 WESTINGitCUSE ELECTRIC CORP.

COLUt!DI A.

SC 70-1151 SNM-110 7 (2) 05-31-S3 PLUTONIUM FUEL 4 FABRICATION PLANTS BABCOCK 4 UILCOX PARKS TCUNS!!IP, PA 70-364 Stut-414 01-31-34 BAT TELL E ME!10RI AL INSTITUTE UEST JEFFERS0H, Oli 70-0 SNM-7 02-23-74=w GENERAL ELECTRIC C0fTANY VALLECI1CS, CA

.70-754 SNM-950 07-31-73vw KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION CRESENT. OK 70-1t93 S!R1-t t 74 (3) 04-30-S2 UCSTINGl!OUSE ELECTRIC CORP.

CitESU!C<, PA 70-1843 S N!1-1 120 04-30-74=*

UESTINGNOUSE ELECTRIC CORP.

U/.LTZ MILL. PA 70-69S StNi-7 7 0 04-30-30

+

EXXON NUCLEAR C0t:PANY OAK RIDGE, TH 50-564 (NOT UNDER REVIEU) l FUEL REPROCESSING FACILITIES ALLIED-GENERAL NUCL. SER.

DAENUELL. SC 50-332 (4)

(NOT UNDER REVIEtI)

NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC.

UEST VALLEY, NY 50-201 (5)

(NOT UNDER REVIEU)

IRRADIATED FUEL STORAGE FACILITIES i

J GENERAL ELECTRIC NORRIS. IL 70-1308 S t:!1-126 5 03-31-79*W NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES. INC.

ULST VALLEY, NY 50-201 SNM-857 (6) 04-03-69**

UASTE BURIAL FACILITIES NUCLEAR ENGINEERING

.SNEFFIELD, IL 27-39 03-00-f.0**

NUCLEAR.ENG11;EERING

!!aNFCRD, WA 27-43 10-00-68 *

(f)

FACILITY NCU REDUCED TO RID ACTIVITIES ON LUR FUEL.

(2) ALSD AUT1101: ZED TO REVIVE AND STORE SEALED MIXED CXIDE FUEL RODS AND ASSE!!DLE FIXED OX10E I:0DS INTO FULL BUNDLES.

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(3) S!IU T DCUN.

(4) CP ISSUED IN 1970.

(5) 00L ISSUED IN 1966. CURRENTLY SlfUTDCUN.

l (6) LICENSED ALSO F00 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING 70-959 (SNM-984) i A CLOSE DOMH PROCEDURES.

I

- TIttELY RENEUAL

i I

l IIPDATE #8 MONTHLY l

MAJOR LICEllSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES (LICENM D BY NRC i NHC LICENSED UHANIUM MILLS AND OTHER F ACILITIES DATA Aaor: MARCH 7,1980 l

4 il NAf1E LCCATIO!!

D')CK E T LICENSE EXPIRATICH fUi!3ER flUM,ER Dr.TE 4

U-!! ILLS ATL AS MIllERALS t'OAD, UT 40-3453 SU A-917 04-30-84 DEAR CREEK D'!AHIUM C0f' patly 40-5452 SUA-1310 07-31-82 i

EXXOtt C0!!P AM(

CCHVERSE CO.,t!Y 40-8064 SUA-1054 0 *.- 31 -G 1 TEDERAL-A!1ERICAN parit!ERS RIVERT0tl, !!Y 40-4492 SUA-667 01-31-7Aww PATHFINDER T1IllES GAS IIILLS, L!Y 40-22S9 SUA-672 01-31-03 PETROT0:1ICS COMPAtlY S!!!RLEY D ASI:1, ilY 40-6659 SUA-SSI 04-30-81 RIO ALGC:1 !!IllES Lit 1ITED I:0A3, UT 40-8084 SUA-1119 09-30-02

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UNION CAPBIDE CDPr0 RAT 10tl G AS li!LLS, !!(40-299 SUA-648 03-31-74ur L!EST ERil tiUCL E A!:, INC.

JETFREY CITY, WY 40-1162 SUA-56 10-31-73"W MINEP.ALS EXPL0i:ATICH S!!EETt!AT ER CO., WY 40-8504 SUA-1350 C2-16-04 U lITED fl0CLEA't MO*!T0ff RAtlCH CCf; VERSE, !!Y 40-Z502 SUA-1356 03-09-84 P ATilFItiCEV f1ItiES SHIRLEY DASIll, WY 40-6622 SUA-442 0"-30-02 TE!!tlESSLE VALLEY AUTil0RITY EDGE!!CNT, SD 40-1341 SUA-816 02-29-7f,Mw EtlERGY FUELS i:UCLEAR. IllC.

Uli1TE MESA, UT 40-E(07 SUA-1353 0",-30-84 PLATEAU RESOURCES, LTD.

BL Af f DING, UT 40-8674 09-30-34 EllERGY FUELS tlUCL EA't. INC.

HA!MSv!'d E, UT 40-1675 09-30-84 OTilERS !!!!!Cll C0!i5 Ut1 DER U-MILLS CLEVELA!!D CLIFFS IROH CCMPANY PONDER RIVER 40-2200 SUA-1199 05-31-79*i8 E*SIH, WY COTTER CORPORATION J0 lit:50H CO., WY 40-8511 SUA-1273 05-31-81 EXXOH C0;'PANY CCHVE':SL CO., ilY 40-8102 SUA-1139 07-31-789 HOL!!ES At:D HA'!VER, INC.

At: Alt:II!!, C A 40-3550 SUA-1307 07-31-02 H0!!EST AKE MIrilt:G COMPANY SAM JUA!! CO., UT 40-C434 SUA-1249 06-30-795 MIt:ERALS EXPLORATIDH CO.

SWEETt!ATER CO., WY 40-8348 SUA-1223 01-31-80 PLATEAU RESOURCES LTD.

GARFIELD CO., UT 40-7tS9 SUA-1013 09-30-7Cdv ROCKY MOUNTAIN ENERGY C0!1VEi:SE CO., WY 40-8330 SUA-1228 a2-29-nn WYCl11tlG MINER AL CORP.

J0llHSON CO., WY 40-3304 SUA-1204 06-30-79 WYONINO ti!NERAL CORP.

SALT LAKE CO., UT 40-8535 SUA-1315 09-30-82 WOLD flUCLEAR

!Mtr.T!lATER CO., WY 40-0636 SUA-1329 04-30-03 HUCLEAR DYllAMICS CPPOK CO., UY 40-0663 SUA-1331 04-30-L3 KEP:t flCGEE t:UCLEAR C ARD0!! CO., WY 40-8586 Sit A-13 3 0 04-30-a3 00LE PET:0L EUf1 FREl10HT CO., WY 40-0693 SUA-1334 03-31-03 JSP CORPORATION J0!!:ISON CO., UY 40-8684 SUA-1337 08-31-83 ROCKY f0UNTAlti ENERGY CO.

CritPDELL CO., WY 40-3697 SHA-1333 09-30-83 U(0:1IFG !*IN IRIGARY J0!!! SCH CO., WY 40-C502 S U A-13 ",1 10-31-83

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EtlERGY RESOURCES S A:? JUA!!, UT 40-3707 SUA-1351 03-31-01 CLEVELAND CLIFFS CAMPDELL CO., WY 40-8714 SUA-1352 06-30-84 l

BRUSit 1lELLf:AN DELTA, UT 40-8722 SUA-1354 05-30-84 EllERGY FUELS HUCLEAR, INC.

1:: LITE tiESA, UT 40-8675 SUA-1324 03-30-14 i

TETON EXPLORATIDH COH7EF.SE CO., WY 40-8728 01-30-85 i

MNTIt1ELY REllEWAL l

l i

l 1 l

\\

NUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEM CONTRACTS AWARDED THE NUMBER INSIDE PARENTHESES REPRESENTS TOTAL MUE, AND THE HUMBER PRECEDING THE PARENTHESIS REPRESENTS THE NUMBER OF ORDERS PER VENDOR.

GE W

B4W COMB GAC OTHER TOTAL THROUGH 1964 5(1590) 5(1287) f(265) 1(40) 8(1145) 20(4327) 1965 3(2131) 3(2029) 1(330) 7(4490) 1966 9(7732) 6(4947) 3(2561) 2(1157) 20(16397) 0:

1967 7(6225) 13(10814) 5(4365) 5(4118) 30(25522)

W 1968 7(6191) 4(4532) 3(2172) 14(12895) 0 1969 3(2944) 3(3189) f(1070) 7(7203)

C) 1970 3(2951) 5(4664) 2(2426) 4(4225) 14(14266) 1971 4(4939) 10(9818) 2(1814) 16(16071) 1972 13(15450) 9(9596) 5(5336) 2(1990) 29(32372) 1973 8(8677) 8(9396) 11(13554) 27(31627) 0:

1974 5(6043) 5(5660) 1(1141) 3(3842) 14(16686) j$

1975 y

1976 1977 4(3720) 4(3720) 1978 2(2300) 2(2300) 1979 1980 TOTAL 67(64373) 73(68232) 24(22608) 32(33676) 2(370) 8(1145) 206(190404)

PLANTS CANCELLED DURING CY 1971 THRU 1980 (NOT INCLUDED ABOVE)

GE W

B8W COMB GAC OTHER TOTAL CC 1971 4(3860) 4(3860) 1972 1(1171) 2(2300) 3(347t) a C) 1973 5(5400) 2(1860) 7(7060) 1974 6(6928) 2(2336) 6(7190) 3(3518) 2(2320) 19(22292) 1975 4(4100) 4(4100) 1976 3(3400) 3(3400)

D:

1977 2(2500) 2(2500)

[h 1978 NOTE: TO DETERMINE TOTAL ORDERS BY CALENDAR FEAR. BOTH CHARTS MUST BE ADDED.

1-21

SECTION ll -

REACTOR LICENSING, CONSTRUCTION, AND OPERATION

mh NEW APPLICATION FORECAST DATA AS OF: APRIL 4,1980 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FORECAST 1980 l FACILITY PROJECT APPL. ER APPL. PSARl l HAME UTILITY HUMBER SUB. DATE SUB. DATE I

._____.. _ _ _ _ _.. - - _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ - - - - _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - _ _ _ - _ _ - _. - _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

l CARROLL 1 & 2 COMMONWEALTH EDISON 559 01/00/81 01/00/81 I

OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST APPLICANT APPLICANT DOCKET SUBMITS SUBMITS FACILITY NUMBER UTILITY PSAR ENV. RPT.

PALD VERDE 1,2,3 0528-0530 ARIZOHA PUBLIC SERVICE 10/05/79C 12/05/79C CALLAWAY 1 82 043380486 UNICH ELECTRIC 10/25/79C 10/25/79C CLIHTON 1 82 046180462 ILLINDIS POWER 12/ 01/7 9 C 12/01/79C WOLF CREEK 1 050-00482 KANSAS GAS & ELECTRIC 02/21/80C 02/21/80C LIMERICK 1 8 2 035280353 PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC 04/00/80 04/00/80 ST LUCIE 2 050-00389 FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT 04/00/80 04/00/80 PERRY 1 82 044080441 CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING 06/00/80 06/00/80 SEABROOK 1 82 044380444 PUBLIC SERVICE OF HEW HAMPSHIRE 06/00/80 36/00/81 FY 1981 l HARRIS 1,2,3,4 0400-0403 CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT 10/00/80 10/00/80 IWASHINGTON HUCLEAR 184 046080513 W%SHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY S 05/00/81 05/00/81

) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 385 050b80509 WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY S 06/00/81 06/00/81 SITE R E VIEW FORECAST PROJ TENDER PROJECT NO APPLICANT DATE S. MIDDLE SERVICES SITE SOUTH MIDDLE SERVICES 06/00/80 (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) i 1

i SPECIAL REVIEWS - NEW APPLICATION FORECAST DATA AS OF: APRIL 4,1980 STANDARDIZATION REVIEWS PROJ TENDER EPOR CI

_EL affLICA_t!I MI E _

FY 1980/81 (NSS)GESS AR-238 NI 447 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMFANY 03/31/80C (NSS)RESAR-412 577 WEST 10/00/81 OTHER SPECIAL REVIEWS FY 1980/81 ( SP ) LWBR 561 ERDA NAVAL REACTORS 03/06/80C (SP)A1W-A ADV. CORE MOD 656 DOE / NAVAL REACTORS 04/00/80 (SP)GCFR PSID 456 HELIUM BREEDER ASSOC 04/00/80 (SP)LMFBR DEV. PLT PSID DOE 04/00/80 (SP)NASAP ALT. FIN. RPT 616 DOE 06/00/80 (SP) TREAT UPGRADE DOE /NRA 10/00/80 SPECIAL REVIEWS - PROJECTED COMPLETION DATES EARLY SITE REVIEWS DOCKET BASELINE CURRENT NUti!! ER FACILITY NAME DATE DATE FY 1980 050-07510 (ESR)" BLUE NILLS SITE (0918)

N/S N/S 000-07559 (ESR)* CARROLL SI TE ( 1120)

N/S N/S 000-02463 (ESR)*FULTON SITE (0000)

N/S ii/ S OTHER SPECIAL REVIEWS FY 1980 000-07443 (SPC)*(SP)FFTF FSAR (0400) 04/01/80 34/00/80 05:)-00437 (SPC)*(SP)FNF 1-8 (?! ANUF. ) (1150)

N/S N/S 050-00376 (SPC)*HORTH COAST N.S.

(0583)

N/S N/S 000-05482 (SPC)*SNUPPS 1-6 ( G EtiE R I C ) (0000)

N/S N/S STANDARDIZATION REVIEWS 050-006 " (PDS)*(NSS)CESSAR SYSTEM 80 (1295)

N/S N/S 050-tune" (PDS)*(BOP)B0PSSAR/ESAR-205 (0000)

N/S N/S 000-005'11 (PDS)*(EOP)ESSAR/BSAR-205 (0000)

N/S N/S 050-00591 (PDS)*(BOP)ESSAR/CESSAR-50 (0000)

N/S N/S 000-07591 (PDS)*(DOP)ESSAR/RESAR-414 (0000)

N/S N/S 050-00595 (FDS)*(BOP)GAISSAR (0000)

N/S N/S 0 5 0 - 0 0 5 8 '+ (PDS)d(BOP)GIBBSSAR (U) (0000)

N/S N/S l

000-00595 (PDS)*(BOP)SWESSAR/BSAR-205 (1300)

N/S N/S 2-3

CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FORECAST 10 10

=

FY 1980 FY 1981 9

- 9 GMPH REFLECTS APPLICATIONS, N6T UNITS 8

- 8 os sc-rio.,

Th.s chart shows the October 1.1979 fore-7 2

cast of cumulative construction permits idashed hne) projected g

g to be assued through FY 1980 and 1981. The sohd black Ime repre-5

- 5 sents the actual cumula-teve construction permits issued to date, and the g

. g dotted line shows cumu-lative estimate. Numbers en parentheses are latest 3

3 propetions.

LE GEND BUDcET FORECAST

~

ACTUAL COMPLETIONS LATEsf f STIMATE 0

0 SCI DEC FEB RPR Jtm AUG 6CT N6Y DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP NSY JAN MAR MAY JUL SEP succtT *omust er uost-0 0

0 0

airsv estiuAre nv uoNrw 0

0 0

0

( 01

( 0)

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( 0)

( 01

( 0)

( 01 xcuar,vi euocev eonusr 0

0 0

0 cuuuurive utest esriuAve 0

0 0

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( 01

( 0)

( 01

( 0)

( 01

( 01 FY 1979 VS OCTOBE R 1980 FORECAST l Norr s suuuanv 14 12 No CP apphcations were completed in March 10

,# p 9

N/S Currenny not uheduled None are estimated for completion in FY 80.

N/A Scheduce Termmeted g

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b 10 01 79 CURRENT 2

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FtSCAL YEAR 1980 APPLICATIONS (MWe)

FORE CAST E STtM ATE offs..lo'50.. 07.*0. Of.*i,i, NONE NOT SCHEDULED 050-00466 (CP) ALLENS CREEK 1 (1150)

N/S N/S DATA AS OF: APRIL 4,1980 050-00556 (CP) BLACK FOX 1 2 2 (1150)

N/S N/S 050-00502 (CP) HAVEN 1 (AMEND) (0900)

N/S N/S 050-00514 (CP) PESBLE SPRINGS 1 ~2 (1260)

N/S N/S 050-30688 (CP) PERKINS 1.2.3 (1280)

N/S N/S 050-00471 (CP) PILGRI!1 2 (1:30)

N/S N/S 050-00522 (CP) SKAGIT 1 & 2 (1277)

N/S N/S STATUS OF APPLICATION p

ggg FACILITY HAME DATE DATE DATE DATE ALLENS CREEK 1 CCMPLETE COMPLETE H/A N/S BLACK FOX 1 1 2 COMPLETE COMPLETE COMPLETE N/S H t.V EN 1 (AMEND)

N/S N/S N/A N/S PEDDLE SPRINGS 1 8 2 N/S COMPLETE N/S N/S PEPKINS 1,2,3 COMPLETE COMPLETE N/A N/S PILG'IM 2 COMPLETE COMPLETE N/S H/S SKAGIT 1 82 COMPLETE COMPLETE N/S N/S

CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW DURATION

SUMMARY

DATA AS OF: APRIL 4,1980 (DURATIONS OF CAJOR ACTIVITIES FOR APPLICATIONS DOCKETED IN FISCAL YEARS 1974-1979) ournipTiom j

THIS CHART REPRESENTS DURATIONS ON MONTHS) OF MAJOR ACTIVITIES FOR CP APPLICATIONS DOCKETED IN FISCAL YEARS 1974 THROUGH 1979. REVIEWS ARE LISTED IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER BY DOCKET DATE.

I DustAT!og (miTH5) l SAF.

ENV.

LWA CP START APPLICATION psAq EE SE SUPP

(($

(y1 CP REV.

PEV, REV.

REV, CONST.

py 3974 SEADR00K 1 82 07-09-73 07-09-73 11-14-75 12-06-74 07-07-76 28.1 16.9 35.9 35.9 CO:MNCHE FEAK l 1 2 07-20-73 07-20-73 11-15-74 06-07-74 10-17-74 12-19-74 15.8 13.5 14.9 16.9 14.9 2 DOUGLAS POINT 1 2 2 08-09-73 08-09-73 OPEN 03-04-76 OPEN 30.8 WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 1 10-18-73 08-20-73 1C 15-75 03-10-75 08-01-75 12-24-75 23.9 18.6 23.3 26.2 23.3 WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 4 10-18-73 08-20-73 08-06-76 08-0t-75 02-2t-78 33.6 23.3 52.1 23.5 ERAICUCOD 1 8 2 09-20-73 09-20-73 10-17-75 07-19-74 01-14-75 12-31-75 24.9 9.9 15.8 27.3 15.8 Bia0N 1 1 2 09-20-73 09-20-73 10-17-75 07-25-74 12-13-74

??-31-75 24.9 10.1 14.7 27.3 14.7 RIVER BEND 1 82 C9-24-73 09-21-73 12-22-75 10-02-74 09-05-75 G3-25-77 26.9 12.3 23.4 42.0 23.4 CLINTON 1 1 2 10-30-73 10-30-73 12-02-75 10-04-74 10-01-75 02-24-76 25.0 11.1 23.0 27.8 23.0 F UL T 0ti 1 1 2 11-16-73 11-14-73 06-30-75 05-05-75 OPEN 19.4 17.7 ALLENS CREEK 1 12-07-73 12-07-73 0s-31-79 11-13-74 OPEN 63.8 11.3 PILGRIM 2 12-21-73 12-21-73 01-19-79 05-27-75 OPEN OPEN 60.9 17.2 QUANICASSEE t 8 2 02-2S-74 02-11-74 0 FEN OPEN UOLF CREEX 1 07-26-74 05-17-74 11-29-76 10-31-75 01-24-77 05-17-77 28.1 17.4 32.2 33.7 32.2 CHEROKEE 1.2.3 05-24-74 06-28-74 07-11-77 10-01-75 05-28-76 12-30-77 37.5 15.1 23.0 43.2 23.0 PE2 KINS 1.2.3 0 5 -2 'e - 7 4 06-28-74 07-11-77 10-21-75 CPEN 37.5 15.7 C AL L AtMY 1 82 06-21-74 07-30-74 01-23-76 03-21-75 08-14-75 04-16-76 19.0 7.7 12.4 21.8 12.4 STERLING 1 06-21-74 12-20-74 12-01-76 06-08-76 09-01-77 29.3 18.2 38.3 38.3 ViRONE I 06-01-74 08-29-74 12-08-76 04-20-77 12-27-77 29.3 31.9 42.2 42.2 FY 1975 SOUTH TEYAS 1 4 2 07-05-74 07-05-74 10-29-75 03-28-75 08-12-75 12-22-75 15.8 8.7 13.2 17.5 13.2 TIONTAGUE 1 3 2 07-12-74 07-12-74 OPEN 02-22-77 OPEN 31.3 NA3HINGTCH NUCLEAR 385 08-02-74 09-30-74 04-22-77 06-03-75 04-08-77 04-11-78 32.6 8.1 30.2 44.3 30.2 PEBBLE SE' RINGS t t2 10-18-74 08-06-74 OPEN 04-16-75 0 FEN OPEN 3.3 DAVIS DESSE 2 & 3 08-16-74 08-09-74 OPEN 09-29-75 12-31-75 OPEN 13.6 16.7

16. 7 BLUE HILLS 1 &2 08-23-74 OPEN PPEN OPEN KOSDKONONG 1 8 2 08-26-74 09-06-74 07-02-76 OPEN OPEN 22.2 JAMESPORT I 1 2 09-06-74 09-17-74 01-17-77 10-07-75 0 1 - 0 '+ - 7 9 28.3 12.6 51.9 51.9 HiRTSVILLE At.A2,B1.B2 11-22-74 09-13-74 10-20-76 06-25-75 04-22-76 05-09-77 22.9 9.4 19.3 29.5 19.3 BARTCN I : 2 09-27-74 11-15-74 OPEN CPEN OPEN SKAGIT I & 2 01-15-75 09-30-74 10-20-78 06-02-75 OPEN OPEN 45.1 8.0 FALO VERDE 1.2.3 10-07-74 10-07-74 04-03-76 09-25-75 05-25-76 18 11.6 19.6 19.6 NC9TH COAST H.S.

01-27-75 01-27-75 04-26-77 26.9 CLINCH RIVER 06-13-75 04-11-75 OPEN 02-07-77 OPEN 0 PEN 21.8 FY 1976 FORT CALHOUN 2 09-11-75 01-26-76 OPEN 03-13-78 25.5 fMKELE HILL 1 1 2 09-17-75 09-11-75 07-22-77 09-22-76 08-24-77 04-04-78 22.1 12.3 23.4 30.5 23.4 GREENE COUNTY 01-06-76 09-15-75 GPEN 02-07-79 OPEN 40.7 PHIPP3 BEND 1 32 11-07-75 04-01-76' 09-23-77 02-17-77 10-18-77 01-16-78 22.5 10.5 13.5 26.3 18.5 BLACK r0X 1 42 I?-23-75 12-23-75 09-05-78 02-08-77 07-26-78 CPEN 32.4 13.5 31.1 31.1 YELLOW CREEK 1 1 2 07-16-76 12-20-76 06:27-78 11-28-77 02-09-78 11-29-78 23.3 11.2 13.6 28.4 13.6 NEu EN3 LAND t 3 2 09-09-76 09-09-76 07-20-79 OPEN OPEN 34.3 0---

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N i

CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW DURATION

SUMMARY

DURATION (?AONTHS) l A PP LIC A T IO N PS A R ER SE SUPP FES LWA CP SAF.

ENV.

LWA CP REV.

REV.

~FY 1977 ERIE 1 &2 03-01-77 05-02-77 01-25-79 OPEN OPEN CPEN 22.3 SUNDESERT I 82 04-26-77 C4-12-77 OPEN 10-24-73 CPEN OPEN 13.4 FY 1973

_PALD VERDE 4 8 5 03-31-78 10-30-78 08-31-79W 08-01-79=

OrEN OPEN 17.0 9.0 FY 1979 NEtJ HAVEN 1&2 12-29-73 01-24-79 OPEN 03-00-806 OPEN OPEN 13 2 AVERAGES BY FISCAL YEAR SAFETY ENVIRONMENTAL LWA CP START OF REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIFW CONSTRUCTION FISCAL YEAR (NUMBER (NUMBER

( NUMBER (NUMBER (NUMBER CASE DOCKFTED OF CASES)

OF CASES)

OF CASFS)

CF CASES) 1974 31.1(17) 16.0(17) 20.6(10) 33.4(13) 24.8(13) 1975 26.4(7) 145(11) 19.9(4) 37.716) 31.1(7) 1976 26.9(5) 19.0 (t3 21.7(4) 28.4(3) 21.7(4) 1977 22.8(1) 18.4(1) 1973 17.0(1) 9.0(1) 1979

- (1) 18 2(1)

Q CYfvffY tarif yfY EDMPLffED

SAFETY EVALUATION SUPPLEMENT DURATION

SUMMARY

(DURATIONS FOR FINAL SE SUPPLEMENTS ISSUED FOR CP REVIEWS DURING FY 1974 1970)

SE SUPPLEMENTS BY FISCAL YEAR APPLICATION SA SE SUPPL.

NT )

(PCP) NINE MILE POINT 2 (1100) 06/15/72C 08/07/73C 13.7 (PCP) BAILLY 1 (0645) 08/24/70C 10/31/73C 38.2 (PCP) CATAWBA 1 8 2 (1145) 10/27/72C 01/21/74C 14.8 (OL) WATERFORD 3 (1113) 12/19/70C 02/01/74C 37.4 (PCP) NORTH ANNA 3 8 4 (0907) 09/15/71C 02/28/74C 29.4 (PCP) HOPE CREEK 1 8 2 (1067) 02/27/70C 03/01/74C 48.1 (PCP) BEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) 10/20/72C 04/25/74C 18.1 (PCP) V0GTLE 1 3 2 (1113) 02/13/73C 05/01/74C 14.6 (PCP) MILLSTONE 3 (1156) 02/10/73C 05/16/74C 15.2 AVERAGE DURATION 25.5 (FY 1974)

(OL) GRAND GULF 1 & 2 (1250) 11/17/72C 07/24/74C 20.2 s

(OL) BELLEFONTE 1 & 2 (1213) 06/21/73C 08/30/74C 14.3 (PCP) SURRY 3 8 4 (0859) 05/29/73C 09/03/74C 15.1 (OL) 001ANCHE PEAK 1 & 2 (1150) 07/20/73C 11/15/ 74 C 15.8 (PCP) FULTON 1 8 2 (1160) 11/16/73C 06/30/75C 19.4 AVERAGE DURATION 16.9 (FY 1975)

(PCP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 184 (1218) 10/18/73C 10/15/75C 23.9 (OL) BRAIDWOOD 1 8 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 10/17/75C 24.9 (OL) BYROH 1 8 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 10/17/75C 24.9 (OL) SOUTH TEXAS 1 8 2 (1250) 07/05/74C 10/29/75C 15.8 (PCP) SEABROOK 1 8 2 (1200) 07/09/7?C 11/14/75C 28.1 (PCP) CLIHTON 1 82 (0933) 10/30/7 C 12/02/75C 25.0 (PCP) RIVER BEND 1 8 2 (0934) 09/24/7.C 12/22/75C 26.9 (PCP) CALLAWAY 1 8 2 (1120) 06/21/74C 01/23/76C 19.0 (PCP) PALO VERDE 1,2,3 (1270) 10/07/74C 04/03/76C 18.0 (PCP) ST LUCIE 2 (0810) 05/15/73C 04/27/76C 35.4 (PCP) KOSHK0HONG 1 (0900) 08/26/74C 07/02/76C 22.2 AVERAGE DURATION 2<. 0 (FY 1976)

(PCP) HARTSVILLE A1,A2,B1,B2 (1233) 11/22/74C 0/20/76C 22.9 (PCP) WOLF CREEK 1 (1150) 07/26/74C 11/29/76C 28.1 (PCP) STERLING 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 12/01/76C 29.3 (PCP) TYRONE 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 12/01/76C 29.3 (CP) JAMESPORT 1 8 2 (115I) 09/06/74C 01/17/77C 23.3 (PCP) PERRY 1 8 2 (1205) 06/25/73C 02/22/77C 43.9 (PCP) UASHINGTON NUCLEAR 3 1242) 03/02/74C 04/22/77C 32.6 (PCP) CHEROKEE 1,2,3 (1280 05/24/74C 07/11/ 77 C 37.5 (CP) PERKINS 1,2,3 (1280) 05/24/74C 07/11/77C 37.5 (PCP) MARDLE HILL 1 &2 (1130) 09/17/75C 07/22/77C 22.1 (PCP) HARRIS 1,2,3,4 (0900) 09/17/71C 09/20/77C 72.1 (PCP) PHIPPS BEND 1 & 2 (1233) 11/07/75C 09/23/77C 22.5 AVERAGE DURATION 33.8 (FY 1977)

(PCP) YELLOW CREEK 1 8 2 (1285) 0 7/16 /76 C 06/27/78C 23.3 (CP) BLACK FOX 1 8 2 (1150) 12/23/75C 09/05/78C 32.4 AVERAGE DURATION 27.8 (FY 1978)

(CP) SKAGIT 1 & 2 (1277) 01/15/75C 10/20/78C 45.1 (CP) PitGRIM 2 (1130) 12/21/73C 01/13/ 7 9 C 60.9 (CP) ERIE 1 8 2 (1250) 03/01/77C 01/25/79C 22.8 (CP) ALLE;15 CREEK 1 (1150) 12/07/73C 03/31/79C 63.3 (Cf ) NEN ENGLAND 1 1 2 (1134) 09/09/76C 07/20/79C 34.3 AVERACE DURATION 45.4 (FY 1979)

MARCH 31,1990 2-7

MARCH 31.1990 FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT DURATION

SUMMARY

(DURAil0NS FOR FES ISSUANCES FCR CP REVIEWS DURING FY 1974 1979)

DURATION (MONTHS)

APPLICATION DOCK TED FES SUPPL.

(CP) SEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) 10/20/72C 07/19/73C 8.9 (CP) GRAND GULF 1 1 2 (1250) 11/17/72C 08/22/73C 9.1 (CP) LIllERICK 1 2 2 (1065) 10/30/70C 11/12/73C 36.4 (CP) CATAUDA 1 & 2 (1145) 10/27/72C 12/07/73C 13.3 (CP) MILLSTONE 3 (1156) 02/10/73C 02/07/74C 11.9 (CP) Il0PE CREEK 1 3 2 (1067) 01/23/71C 02/19/74C 36.7 (CP) V0GTLE 1 3 2 (1113) 02/13/73C 03/03/74C 12.8 (CP) HARRIS 1.2.3.4 (0900) 09/07/71C 03/29/74C 30.7 (CP) PERRY 1 & 2 (1205) 06/25/73C 04/09/74C 9.4 (CP) ST LUCIE 2 (0810) 08/31/73C 05/16/ 74 C S.5 (CP) SURRY 3 4 4 (0859) 09/t4/73C 05/31/74C 8.5 (CP) CCMANCHE PEAK 1 3 2 (1150) 07/20/73C 06/07/74C 10.5 (CP) BELLEFONTE 1 8 2 (1213) 06/21/73C 06/10/74C 11.6 AVERAGE DURATION 16.0 (FY 1974)

(CP) BRAIDWOOD 1 1 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 07/19/74C 9.9 (CP) BYRON 1 1 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 07/25/74C 10.1 (CP) RIVER BEND 1 8 2 (0934) 09/2t/73C 10/02/74C 12.3 (CP) CLINTON 1 2 2 (0933) 10/30/73C 10/04/74C 11.1 (CP) ALLENS CREEK 1 (1950) 12/07/73C 11/18/74C 11.3

'CP)

SEABROOK 1 4 2 (1200) 07/09/73C 12/06/74C 16.9 (CP) WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 1 (1218) 08/20/73C 03/10/75C 18.6 (CP) CALLAWAY 1 & 2 (1120) 07/30/74C 03/21/75C 7.7 (CP) SOUTH TEXAS 1 & 2 (1250) 07/05/74C 03/28/75C 8.7 (CP) PELBLE SPRINGS 1 8 2 (1260) 08/06/74C 04/16/75C 8.3 (CP)

FULTON 1 1 2 (1160) 11/14/73C 05/05/75C 17.7 (CP) PILGRIM 2 (1180) 12/28/73C 05/27/75C 17.2 (CP) SKAGIT 1 1 2 (1277) 09/30/74C 06/02/75C 8.0 (CP) UASHINGTON NUCLEAR 315 (1242) 09/30/74C 06/03/75C 8.1 (CP) H ART SVIL L E A 1, A2,B 1.B2 ( 1233) 09/13/74C 06/25/75C 9.4 AVERAGL' DURATION

?1.6 (FY 1975)

(CP) PALO VERDE 1,2,3 (1270) 10/07/74C 09/25/75C 11.6 (CP) DAVIS BESSE 2 1 3 (0906)

OJ/09/74C 09/29/75C 13.6 (CP) CHEROKEE 1,2,3 (1280) 06/28/74C 10/01/75C 15.1 (CP) J At1ES P OR T 1 8 2 (1150) 0 9/17/ 7 4 C 10/07/75C 12.6 (CP) PEKKINS 1,2,3 (1280) 06/23/74C 10/21/75C 15.7 (CP) WOLF CREEK 1 (1150) 0 5/17 '7 4 C 10/31/75C 17.4 (CP) SitRLING 1 (1150) 12/2C/74C 06/28/76C 18.2 (CP) MARBLE HILL 1 2 2 (1130) 09/11/75C 09/22/76C 12.3 AVERAGE DURAT;0N 14.5 (FY 1976)

AVERAGE DURATION 15.2 (CY 1976)

(CP) CLINCH RIVER (0350) 04/11/75C 02/07/77C 21.8 (CP) BLACK FOX 1 8 2 (1150) 12/23/75C 02/08/77C 13.5 (CP) PHIPPS DEND 1 8 2 (1233) 04/01/76C 02/17/77C 10.5 (CP) MONTAGUE 1 8 2 (1150) 07/12/74C 02/22/77C 31.3 (CP) TYRONE 1 (1150)*

OS/29/74C 04/28/77C 31.9 AVERAGE DURATION 21.8 (FY 1977)

(CP) YELLOW CREEK 1 8 2 (1285) 12/20/76C 11/28/77C 11.2 ALERAGE DURATION 11.2 (FY 1978)

(CP) SUNDESERT 1 & 2 (0974) 04/12/77C 10/24/78C 18.4 (CP) GREENE COUNTY (1191) 09/15/75C 02/07/79C 40.7 AVERAGE DURATION 29.5 (FY 1979)

CANCELLED AFTER FES ISSUANCE FOR CP REVIEW

ACRS FORECAST

- ca si.1,e0 NUC1. ERR REACTOR REGULRTION STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT DAY NAME STAGE / TYPE DOCKET NO.

ACTIVITY DAY TASK NO.

TYPE ACTIVITY MAY 04 SD803-4 00 SC 07 RS901-6 00 FC 07 RS110-5 00 SC 07 SC822-5 00 8C 21 RS035-2 OC FC 23 RS$10-5 00 FC JUN 02 EM601-4 00 FC 04 RS607-6 00 SC 04 RS609-5 00 SC 04 RSO42-Z G3 SC 04 RS705-4 00 SC 04 RS902-4 00 SC 07 R$705-4 00 FC JUL 10 SHOREHAM OL/8WR 05000322 FC 18 RS609-6 00 FC RUS 15 SUMMER 1 DL/PWR 05000395 SC 8EP 06 $USQUEHRNNR 1 4 2 OL/8WR 05000387 FC 08 SUMMER 1 DL/PWR 05000395 FC OCT 00 LASALLE 1 4 2 OL/8WR 06000373 FC 07 SRN ONOFRE 2 4 3 OL/PWR 05000381 FC

[QgyE AFC= ADDIT!0AAL FULL COMMITTEE TASK 3 TASK DESCRIPTION EM801-4 R.G.

1.139, " GUIDANCE FOR RESIDUAL HEAT REMOVAL" RS035-2 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM AUDITING REQUIREMENTS FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS.

RSO42-2 RG 1.89-QUALIFICATION OF CLASS IE EQUIPMENT FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS RS110-5 HUCLEAR POWER PLANT SIMULATORS FOR UNIGH OPERATOR TRAINING RS705-4 CRITERIA FOR LIGHTHING PROTECTIDH FOR HPPS RS807-5 REV. 2 TO R.G.

1.8, PERSONNEL SELECTION AND TRAINING RS809-5 CA3LE PEHETRATION FIRE STOP QUALIFICATION TEST FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS RS810-5 QUALIFICATION OF QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM AUDIT PERSONNEL FOR HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS RS901-5 REV. 1 TO R.G.

1.58, QUAL. OF HUCLEAR PCWE. PL ANT IliSPEC., EXAM. 8 TESTING PERSONNEL RS902-4 REV. 3 TO R.G.

1.33, QUALITY ASSURANCE PROG:AM REQUIRENENTS (OPERATTON)

SC822-5 R.G.

1.142, SAFETY RELATED CONCRETE STRUCTURES SD803-4 REV. 2 TO R.G.

1.101-EMERGENCY PLANNING FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS N

to

OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST:

(CUMULATIVE LICENSED FACILITIES AND PROJECTED OL ADDITIONS IN FY 80/81)

APRIL 4,1980 DATA AS OF:

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ActuAt courtsriois DCT DEC FEB APR JUN AUG OCT NOV CEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP NOV JAN MAR MAY JUL SEP TOTAL LAT sr estimara BUDGET FORFCAST BY M0iTH 0

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('UhuLATIVE LATEST ESTIMATE 70 70 70 71 71 71 (71)

(72)

(73)

(74)

(75)

(76),(78)

(79)

(19) l APPLICATION 10-01 79 CONSTRUCTION CURRENT FORECAST COMPLETION ESTIMATE

-85

. l75 DIABLO CANYOH 1 (1084)

N/S 05/00/80 N/S FY 1980

-80

-75 NORTH ANNA 2 (0907)

N/S 05/00/80 05/00/80 M --"""" ",

70 SALEM 2 (1115)

"/S 05/00/80 N/S

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FARLEY 2 (0829) 07/00/80 07/00/80 07/00/80

-60 FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH BEYOND FY 1980 QUARTER CUARTER QUARTER QUARTER MCGUIRE 1 (1180) 08/00/80 11/00/80 11/00/80 SUMMA R Y*.

LASALLE 1 (1078) 06/30/80 12/00/80 12/00/80 SUMMER 1 (0900) 04/24/81 12/00/80 04/24/81 As the TMl 2 studies and investigations proceed,it is tikely that ZIMMER 1 (0810) 07/30/80 02/00/81 02/00/81 additional actions that must be implemented in the short-term DIABLO CANYON 2 (1106)

N/S 03/00/81 N/S prior to issuance of an operating heense will be identified. The staff will complete the necessary reviews and reportits findings SEQUOYAH 2 (1148)

N/S 05/00/81 05/00/81 related to whether such short-term actions must also be implerrented WATTS BAR 1 (1177) 12/00/80 05/1s0/81 N/S prior to n decisian to issue an operating license for each plant.

SAN ONOFRE 2 (1100) 06/00/81 05/00/81 06/01/81 Although no formal moratorium hes been declared, the quickest SHOREHAM (0819) 11/00/80 10/00/81 10/00/81 that such reviews could be completed for any plant is about SUSQUEHANNA 1 (1050) 04/00/81 10/00/81 10/00/81 three months.

ENRICO FERMI 2 (1093)

N/S 11/00/81 11/00/81 Sequoyah I was granted a license on 02-29-80.

W4TERFORD 3 (~113) 09/00/81 02/00/82 02/00/82 WATTS BAR 2 (1177) 09/00/81 03/00/82 N/S WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 2 (1100) 03/00/81 07/00/82 07/00/82

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION THE SOLIO BLACK LINE ON THIS CHART SHOWS THE TOTAL DATA ASOF:

MARC 4 31,1980 NUMBER OF NUCLE AR POWER PLANTS. IN UNITS, CURRENTLY AUTHORIZED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVIT) (EITHER LWA OR CP).

THE DOTTED LINE PLOTS FUTURE CON:TRUCTION AUTHORS-ZATIONS. MINUS THOSE UNITS PROJECT ID TO RECEIVE AN OL AND THE DASHED LINE SHOWS UNIT I ACTUALLY ENGAGED IN CONSTRUCTION.

<-------------------FY 1980-------------------><-------FY 1981-------->

100y L__~~~.--_--------~

60 50 40 30 20 10 0

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CONSTRUCTION PERMIT GRANTED:

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2 05-28-76 TOTAL - 72 C6 INT 03 1 10-01-75 COMANCHE PEAK 1 82 10-17-74 MAUTHORIZED BUT NOT UNDER CONSTRUCTION DIABLO CANYON 1 04-23-68

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DIABLO CANYON 2 12 09-70 FARLEY 2 08-16-72 FERMI 2 09-27-72 FACILITY AUTH. DATE GRAND GULF 1 82 05-03-74

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NUCLEAR MATERIALS

i DATA AS OF :

03-07-80 HMSS APPLICITIONS FORECAST FY 1980/81 BUDGET CURRENT ESTIMATE ESTIMATE FAC.

APPL.

SUBMITTAL SUBMITTAL APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE DATE DATE PROJECT MANAGER (S)

ANACONDA COPPER CO.

MCMULLEN CO.,

TX UM HA N/S 02-12-80C G. WU CONOCO UM HA FY80 F(80 PATHFINDER MINES UM NA FY80 FY80 KERR-MCGEE (SPRB)

UM HA FY80 FY80 UNITED NUCLEAR UM AM FY80 FY8C ATLAS MINERAL CORP.

UM AM FY80 FYfu FED. - AMER. PARTHERS UM AM FY80 FY30 PLATEAU RESOURCES UM AM FYSO F(80 010 ALGCM UM AM FY80 (Y80 UNIOM CARBIDE. RMEC UM HA FY81 fY81 AMERICAN NUCLEAR CORP.

UM HA FY81 FY81 CLEVELAND CLIFFS UM HA FY81 FY81 STANDARD METALS UM NA FY81 FY81 RMEC UM NA FY31 FY81 ENERGY FUELS HUCLEAR UM AM FY81 FY81 UNION CARBIDE UM AM FY81 FY81 PETROTOMICS UM RH FY81 FY81 COTTER CORP.

UDP HA FY80 FY80 KERR-MCGEE CORP.

UDP HA FY80 FY80 ADOBE DIL & GAS UDP NA FY88 FY81 RMEC (R & D HL)

UDP HA FY81 FY81 MINERALS EXPLORATION UDP HA FY81 FY81 i

TETON EXPLORATION ISL NA FY80 FY80 EXXON ISL HA FY81 FY81 HUCLEAR DYNAMICS ISL HA FY81 FY81 RMEC (REHO)

ISL HA FYit.

FY81 MINERALS EXPLORATION ISL HA FY81 FY81 WYOMING MINERALS ISL AM FY81 FY81 32.

CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

1 l

DATA AS OF 03-07-80 NMSS APPLICATIONS FORECAST FY 1980/81 BUDGET CURRENT ESTIMATE ESTIMATE FAC.

APPL.

SUBMITTAL SUBMITTAL APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE DATE DATE PROJECT MANAGER (S) l AMERICAN NUCLEAR CORP.

OSR HA FY80 FY80 AMOCO MINERALS OSR NA FY80 FY80 RMEC (NML)

OSR AM FY80 FY80 RMEC (RENO)

OSR AM FY80 FY80 MINERALS EXPLORATION OSR RN FY80 FY80 RMEC (NML)

OSR RN FY80 FY80 AMERICAN NUCLEAR COXP.

OSR NA FY81 FY81 NUCLEAR DYNAMICS OSR NA FY81 FY81 TE10N EXPLORATION OSR NA FY81 FY81 URANIUM RESOURCES OSR NA FY81 FY81 WYOMING MINERAL OSR HA FY81 FY81 COTTER CORP.

OSR RN FY81 FY81 EXXOH OSR RN FY81 FY81 WESTINGHOUSE PRATTVILLE, AL UFF HA FY80 12-20-79C STEVENSON/SHUM GENERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFF AM FY80 01-02-80C STEVENSON/SHUM GENERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFF AM N/S 01-08-80C STEVENSON/SHUM COMBUSTION ENGINEERING WINDSOR, CT UFF AM FY80 FY80 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS UFF AM FY80 FY80 l

UNITED HUCLEAR WOOD PIVER JCT, RI UFF AM FY80 FY80 UNITED HUCLEAR WOOD RIVER JCT, RI UFF AM FY80 FY80 UNITED HUCLEAR WOOD RIVER JCT, RI UFF AM FY80 FY80 UNIDENTIFIED #2 UFF AM FY80 FY80 BABCOCK 8 WILCOX LYNCHBURG, VA UFF AM FY80 FY80 WESTINGHOUSE WALTZ MILL, PA UFF RN FY80 FY80 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING WINDSOR, CT UFF AM FYS1 FY81 UNITED NUCLEAR CORP.

UNCASVILLE, CT UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNIDENTIFIED 83 UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNIDENTIFIED 84 UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNIDENTIFIED 85 UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNIDENTIFIED 86 UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNIDENTIFIED 87 UFF AM FV81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING 81 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING #2 UFF Ah FY81 FY21 EMERGENCY PLANNING #3 UFF AM FY81 FY81 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 3-3

i DATA AS OF :

03-07-80 NMSS APPLICATIONS FORECAST j

FY 1980/81 BUDGET CURRENT ESTIMATE ESTIMATE FAC.

APPL.

SUBMITTAL SUBMITTAL APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE DATE DATE PROJECT MANAGER (S)

EMERGENCY PLANNING 84 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EWERGENCY PLANNING 85 UFF

?.M FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING 86 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING 87 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING 88 UFF AM FY81 FYr 1

.t CLEAN AIR ACT 81 UFF AM FY81 F Y','

CLEAH AIR ACT 82 UFF AM FY81 FY.

CLEAN AIR ACT 83 UFF AM FY81 FY81 CLEAN AIR ACT 84 UFF AM FY81 FY81 WESTINGHOUSE COLUMBIA, S.C.

UFF AM FY81 FY81 EXXOH NUCLEAR CORP.

UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNITED NUCLEAR WOOD RIVER JCT. RI UFF RH FY81 FY81 BABCOCK 1 WILCOX LYNCHBURG, VA UFF RH FY81 FY81 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING WINDSOR, CT UFF RH FY81 FY81 GENERAL ATOMIC UFF RH FY81 FY81 GENERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFF RH FY81 FY81 KERR-MCGEE PURD AM FY80 FY80 BATTELLE MEM. LABS.

COLUMBUS, OH PURD AM FY81 FY81 EXXON HUCLEAR CORP.

RICHLAND, WA PURD AM FY81 FY81 KERR-MCGEE SEQUOYAH, OK UF6 AM FY80 FY80 KERR-MCGEE UF6 AM FY81 FY81 KERR-MCGEE UF6 AM FY81 FY81 ALLIED CHEM-NUCLEAR SYSTEMS BARNWELL.SC WASTE RH N/S 12-29-79C K.

DRAG 0NETTE SAVANNAH RIVER WASTE NA FY81 FY81 DOE ISFSI (A)

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____'_COMPLETION DATE REC D URAHIUM MILLING HEW APPL GULF MINERAL RES. CO.

MCKIHLEY CO, HM U-MILL NA 09-78 05-02-80 PHILLIPS URANIUM CORP.

HOSE ROCK, NM U-MILL HA 12-78 N/S PIDHEER URAVAH, INC.

SAN MIGUEL CO., CO U MILL HA 06-79 04-18-80 KERR-MCGEE CORP.

CONVERSE CO.. Wf U-MILL NA 08-77 H/S MARTIN-TROST ASSOC.

KERN CO.,

CA U-MILL NA 09-79 N/S CYPRUS MINES CORP.

FREMONT CO., CO U-MILL HA 08-79 04-28-80 ANACONDA COPPER CO.

MCMULLEH CO.,

TX U-MILL NA 02-80 N/S HOMESTAKE MINING CO.

SAN JUAN CO., WY U-MILL HA 02-80 N/S REHEWALS 8 MAJOR MOD FEDERAL-AMER. PTHRS.

RIVERTON, WY.

U-MILL RH 03-78 N/S EXXOH MINERALS CONVERSE CO., WY U-MILL RN 07-78 H/S UNION CARBIDE GAS HILLS, WY U-MILL RN 03-76 05-02-80 WESTERN NUCLEAR JEFFREY CITY, WY U-MILL RH 04-73 03-31-80 UNION CARBIDE MONTROSE CO., CO U-MILL Rh 02-79 H/S PINAL MINERALS 8 MINING, LTD.

GILA CO.,

AZ U-MILL RN 09-79 H/S DAWN MINING CO.

FORD, WA.

U-MILL RN 09-79 N/S AMENDMENTS BEAR CREEK URANIUM CONVERSE CO., WY U-MILL AM 09-78 04-25-83 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTH.

EDGEMONT. SD U-MILL AM 31-79 H/S COTTER CORP FREMONT CO., CO U-MILL AN 01-79 03-25-80 FUEL STORAGE HEW APPL LONG ISLAND LIGHTING C0 SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY FUEL STORAGE HA 09-78 H/S SOUTH CAL. EDISON 8 SAN DIEGO GAS 8 ELEC ROSEMEND, CA FUEL STORAGE HA 07 78 N/S AMENDMENTS DUKE POWER COMPANY MECKLENBERG CO., NC STORAGE AM 03-78 H/S GENERAL ELECTRIC MORRIS, IL CAP. INCREASE AM 05-77 N/S RENEWALS GENERAL ELECTRIC MORRIS, IL OPERATION RN 02 79 N/S (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)

IH-HOUSE NAJCR CASE REVIEW SCHED'JLING UPDATED BIM3HTHLY FACILITY APPL APPL CURRENT CASE

____'D COMPLETION DATE iPPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE REC IH-SITU MINING 1

HEW APPL RCCKY MTH. ENERGY HATRONA, WY IH-SITU HA 02-79 N/S PLATEAU RESOURCES LTD GARFIELD CO.,

R8D HA 08-78 05-16-80 KERR-MCGEE CORP.

CONVERSE CO., WY IH-SITU HA 06-79 03-10-80 OGLE PETROLEUM, INC.

FREM0HT CO., CO IH-SITU HA 08-79 07-18-80 RENEWALS WYOMING MINERALS JOHNSON CO., WY IH-SITU RN 06-79 H/S AMENDMENTS

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RICHLAND, WA UFFP RN 06-79 07-02-80 BATTELLE HORTHWEST LABS RICHLAH; WA UFFP RH 06-79 06-25-80 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, IHC ATTLEBORD, MA UFFP RH 02-79 10-17-80 AMENDMENTS UNITED HUCLEAR UNCASVILLE, CT UFFP AM 09-78 03-31-80 UNITED NUCLEAR UNCASVILLE, CT UFFP AN 04-78 03-28-80 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING HEMATITE, MO UFFP AN 04-78 N/$

GENERAL ATOMIC CD.

SAH DIEGO, CA UFFP AM 11-78 06-01-80 GENERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFFP AM 01-80 10-10-80 GENERAL ELF.CTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFFP AM 01-80 04-13-81 KERR-MCGEE WEST CHICAGO, IL UFFP EIS 08 79 N/S PLUTONIUM FUEL FAB REHEWALS 8 MAJOR MOD BATTELLE COLUMBUS LAB.

COLUMBUS, OH FFP RN 01-74 N/S GENERAL ELECTRIC VALLECITOS, CA R&D RH 08-71 N/S WESTINGHOUSE CHESWICK, PA PFDL RH 12-74 03-21-80 AMENDMENTS GENERAL ELECTRIC VALLECITOS, CA PU R8D AM 04-18-80 EXXOH HUCLEAR RICHLAND, WA PU R8D AN 05-16-80 ATOMICS INT'S.

CANOGA PARK, CA PU R&D AM 06-13-80 B ATTELLE MEM. INST, COLUMBUS, OH PU R8D AM 08 22-80 H0H-CASE 8 OTHER GEIS OH URAHIUM MILLING H/A N/A 10-24-80

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IN-HOUSE MAJOR CASE REVIEW SCHEDULING UPDATED BIMONTHLY l

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____'D COMPLETION DATE TRANSPORTATION DOE, S-6213 WASHINGTON, DC NA 07-78 04-30-80 DOE S 2 W/ 5 2 W A WASHINGTON, DC NA 04-76 N/S DOE, ANL-402-SPN CHICAGO. IL NA 12-77 N/S DOE, ORNL LOOP OAK RIDGE, IN NA 07-78 05-31-80 DOE, AHL-390-SPN CHICAGO, IL HA 12-77 N/S HUCLEAR PACKAGING T-3 l

SPENT FUEL CASK TACOMA, WA NA 10-78 04-30-80 NUCLEAR ASSURANCE CORP. HAC-3K SPENT FUEL CASK ATLANTA, GA NA

___-78 N/S 12 i

LOW LEVEL WASTE HUCLEAR ENGINEERING SHEFFIELD, IL WASTE BURIAL RN/AM 08-68 N/S SOUTHWEST NUCLEAR. INC.

LYONS, KS WASTE BURI AL NA 09-78 N/S CHEM-NUCLEAR SERVICES BARHWELL, SC WASTE BURIAL RN 12-79 N/S l

U-MILLS i

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7 Amendments................

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FUEL STORAGE New Appl ications.......... 2 i

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URANIUM FUEL FAB New Appl ications.......... 1 Renewals..................

4 Amendments................

7 PLUT0NIUM FUEL FAB Renewals..................

3 Amendments................

4 N0N-CASE.......................

2 TRANSPORTATION................

8 LOW LEVEL WASTE................

3 SAFEGUARDS.....................

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NUMBE R OF MAJOR CASE-WORK COMPLETIONS lcuuutative Torat 2

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10 10 10 ESTIMATED TO BE COM-1 PLETED BY MONTH AND ACTUAL COMPLETIONS BY MONTH ANO TYPE OF R E QUE ST.

FACILITY LICENSE APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE COMPLETED TYPE GENERAL A10'11C5 SAN DIEGO, CA TRANS.

10-15-79 HL NL INT'USTRIES WILMINGTON. DE T R A'IS.

10-12-79 NL GATES 3 foY CORP.

NATURITA, CO U-f t! L L 11-05-79 NC WESTINGHOUSE C H ES'A I C K, PA PUl FP 11-06-79 AL C 0f1BU S T I ON ENGINEERING WINDSOR. CT OFFP 11-09-79 AL C0f! BUS T I ON ENGINEERING HEriATITE. NO UrFP 11-09-79 AL ATL AS T11NER ALS T10 Ali. UT L'-f1I L L 11-23-79 AL NUCLEAR ENGINEERING CO.

NANFORD. WA LLW 12-04-79 RN UNITED NUCLEAR CORP, UD0D R.

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TETON EXPLORATION CONVERSE CO., WY SOL 01-08-80 NL KEY NL : NEW LICENSE RL : RENEWAL LICENSE AL : Af1 ENDED LICENSE NC : NON CASE TERMTNATED LICENSE IL :

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NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA

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ENDOF MONTHINVENTORY Data as 0f.. March 31, 1980 (PENDING DEFICIENCY LETTERS NOT INCLUDED)

<----------*--------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->

OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP

> 90 DAYS 268 262 293 297 293 279 60 TO 89 DAYS 113 96 110 108 73 80 30 TO 59 DAYS 156 171 181 142 120 111

< 30 DAYS 485 530 554 509 473 587 TOTAL 1022 1083 1138 1056 1057 i

APPUCATIONS > 90 DAYS

<_________----------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->

OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SE NEW APPLICATIONS 7

5 8

10 4

1 AMENDMENTS 21 18 29 22 21 14 RENEWALS 240 263 256 265 268 264 TOTAL 268 286 293 297 293 279 l

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NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA APPLICATIONS RECEIVED Data as of: March 31, 1980

<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->

l lAPR FY-89 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP TOTAL NEW APPLICATIONS 83 65 72 68 63 76 427 AMENCMENTS 328 303 301 330 315 330 1907 RENEWALS 32 68 75 83 50 82 440 RESPONSES 10 DEFICIENCY REQUESTS 160 143 120 138 171 138 870 TOTAL 653 579 568 619 599 626 3644 LICENSING ACTIONS COMPLETED (APPLICATIONS LICENSED)

<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->

FY-80 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP TOTAL NEW APPLICATIONS 47 50 41 62 73 57 330 AMENDMENTS 228 197 186 269 275 228 1383 RENEWALS 70 51 69 86 75 65 416 TOVAL 345 298 296 417 423 350 2129 DEFICIENCY REQUESTS 214 199 178 238 230 198 1257 VOIDS 40 47 40 47 44 44 262 MONTHLY

SUMMARY

<-------------------------------FY-1980------------------------- -- --->

{JUL FY-80 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN AUG SEP TOTAL BEGINNING OF MONTH INVENTORY 967 1022 1083 1138 1056 997 6263 INPUV 654 605 569 620 600 654 3702 OUTPUT 599 544 514 702 697 592 3648 END OF THE fl0 NTH INVENTORY.

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NMSS - MATERIALS LICENSING DATA DESCZIPTION:

T: ITAL IN HOUSE TIME TOTAL TURN AROUND TIME F7.OM RECE!PT OF APP.

Data as of: March 31, 1980 LICATION TO COMPLETION OF LICENSING ACTION DOES

<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->

NOT INCLUDE APPLICANT TIME RESPONDING TO DE-FICIENCY LETTERS.

l OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP

> 90 DAYS 117 84 103 148 168 103 60 TO 89 DAYS 41 35 41 45 45 44 30 TO 59 DAYS 66 88 63 101 79 87 i

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< 30 DAYS 121 91 89 123 131 116 TOTAL COMPLETED 345 298 296 417 423 350

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COMi'0Slf E AVER AGE TIME 95 77 98 103 104 84 NEW APPLICATIONS TURN AROUND TIME

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OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP

> 90 DAYS 22 14 12 24 23

, 14 60 TO 89 DAYS 6

6 6

6 11 8

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18 11 13 20 15

< 30 DAYS 11 12 12 19 19 20 TOTAL 47 50 41 62 73 57 AVERAGE TURNAROUND TIME 97 67 67 83 78 58 w

AMENDMENTS TURN AROUND TIME

<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->

OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP

> 90 DAYS 50 36 48 64 95 52 60 TO 89 DAYS 27 24 30 32 23 25 30 TO 59 DAYS 45 60 45 76 50 61

< 30 DAYS 106 77 63 97 107 90 TOTAL 228 197 186 269 275 228 AVERAGE TURNAROUND TIME 73 59 79 72 33 62 3-12

NMSS-MATERIALS LICENSING DATA TURN AROUND TIME RENEWALS l

Data as of: March 31, 1980 DE SC RIP TION TOT AL (N HOUSE TIME FROM RECEIPT OF APP LICAflON TO COMPLETION OF LICENSING ACTION DOES NOT INCLUDE APPLICANT YtME RESPONDING TO DE F4CIENCY LE f f E RS

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OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP

> 90 DAYS 45 34 43 60 50 37 60 TO 89 DAYS 8

5 5

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12 9

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1980 TO MA>"'t 31, 1980 NEW TOTAL TASKS TOTAL ACTIVE TASKS ADDED TASKS

..CTIVE TASKS TASKS APPEARING OR TASKS COTIPLETED APPEARING IN SCHEDULED IN LAST DUT OR TASKS TASKS THIS MONTH'S TO BE GREEN BOOK OF HOLD INTO HOLD DELETED GREEN BOOK COMPLETED ENGINEERING METHODOLOGY STANDARDS 4

0 0

0 4

0 ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS 5

0 1

0 4

1 FUEL PROCESS SYSILM STANDARDS 9

4 0

0 13 0

MATERIALS PROTECTION STANDARDS 5

0 1

0 4

1 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH STANDARDS 22 0

0 0

22 0

PROGRAM SUPPORT 0

0 0

0 REACTOR SYSTEMS STANDARD 12 5

1 0

16 0

SITE DESIGH STANDARDS 5

0 0

0 5

1 SAFEGUARDS 4

0 0

0 4

2 i

SITE SAFETY STANDARDS 8

1 0

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113 11 7

0 116 8

116 TOTAL NO, OF ACTIVE TASKS IN CURRENT EDITION OF GREEN BOOK 4-2

REGULATORY Gul0ES OCTOBER DRAFT ACTIVE GUIDE GUIDE i

RG 1.137/RS 070-4

" FUEL-0IL SYSTEMS FOR STANDBY DIESEL GENERATORS" REV. 1 X

RG 8.21 /0H 707-4

" HEALTH PHYSICS SURVEYS FOR BYPRODUCT MATERIAL REV. 1 X

AT NRC-LICENSED PROCESSING A MANUFACTURING PLANTS" RG 8.24 /0H 709-4

" HEALTH PifYSICS SURVEYS DURING ENRICHED URANIUM --

X REV. t 23S PROCESSING AND FUEL FABRICATION" RG 1.143/FP 615-4

" DESIGN GUIDANCE FOR RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT X

REV. 1 SYSTEftS. STRUCTURES, AND C0f1PONENTS INSTALLED IN LIGHT-NATER-COOLED NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS" DRAFT SG 901-4

" REPORTING OF SAFEGUARDS EVENTS" X

RG 1.140/FP 601-4

" DES 5GH, TESTING d MAINTENANCE CRITERTA FOR EXHAUST X

FILTR> TION 3 ADSORPTION UNITS" NOVEMBER DRAFT OH 905-4 CALIBRATION OF AIR SAMPLING INSTRUMENTS FOR TOTAL X

VOLUME OF MR SAMPLED DRAFT SC 814-5 PROPOSED REVISIUN 2: TO REGULATORY GUIDE 1.136, " MATERIALS, X

CONS 1RUCTION, AND TESTING OF CONCRETE CONT AINMENTS ( ARTIC'.ES CC-1000. -2003, AN9 -4000 THROUGh -7000 0F THE ' CODE FOR CONCRETE REACTOR VESSELS At.D CONTAINMENTS')"

DECEfLER RG 1.97, RS 917-4 "TNSTRUMENTATION FOR LIGHT-Wt.TER-COOLED NUCLEAR X

REV. 2 (PROPOSED) 00MER PLANTS TO ASSISS PLANT AND ENVIRONS CONDITIOPS DURING AND FOLLOWIN3 /N ACCIDENT" RG 1.9, RS 710-5

" SELECTION, DESIGN, AND QUtLIFICATION OF DIESEL-X REV. 2 GE;tRATOR UNITS LSED AS SitNDBY (ONSITE) ELECTRIC PJ1;ER SYST EMS AT NL CLEAR POINR Pl. ANTS" JANUARY ___

5.59/MP-711-4

" STANDARD FORMAT AND CONTENT FOR A LICENSEE PHYSICAL X

SECURITY PL AN FOR THE PROTECTION OF ShM OF MODERATE OR LGU STRATEGIC SIGNIFICAMCE" TP 914-4

" MEASUREMENT OF RADIATION LEVELS ON SURFACES CF X

PACKAGES OF RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIALS" FP 925-5

" NUCLEAR CRITICALITY SAFETY FOR PIPE INTERSECTIchs X

CONTAINING AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF ENRICHED URANYL NITRATE" FEBRUARY RG 7.9/

TP 502-4

" STANDARD FORMAT AND CONTENT OF PART 71 APPLICATIONS X

REV. 1 FOR APPROVAL OF PACKAGING OF TYPE B. LARGE QUANTITY, AND FISSILE RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIAL" RG 5.58/ MP 801-4 "CONSIDERATI0HS FOR ESTABLISHING TRACEABILTTY OF SNM REV. !

ACCOUNTING MEASUREMENTS" X

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0 1

j Active Guides issued 5

0 1

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0 4-4 t

l ANSI STANDARDS PUBUSHED l

OCTOBER ANSI /ASME QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS NQA-1 FOR HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 1979 ANSI /ASME SUPPLEMENTARY QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS H45.2.20 FOR SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS FOR NUCLEAR 1979 POWER PLANTS ANSI /ANS ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS FOR RESEARCH REACTORS 15.18 1979 ANSI /ANS GASEOUS RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE PROCESSING SYSTEMS 55.4 FOR LIGHT WATER REACTOR PLANTS 1979 DECFMBER ANSI /ANS EMERGENCY CONTROL CENTERS FOR HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 3.7.2 1979 ANSI /ANS FACILITIES AND MEDICAL CARE FOR OH-SITE NUCLEAR POWF.R 3.7.1 PLANT RADIOLOGICAL E!!ERGENCIES 1979 ANSI /ANS LIGHT WATER NUCLEAR POWER PLANT FIRE PROTECTION, 59.4 GENERIC REQUIREMENTS FOR 1979 ANSI /ANS RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPARELNESS EXERCISES FGR 3.7.3 NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 1979 ANSI /ANS LIQUID RADI0 ACTIVE WASTF DReCESSING SYSTEM FOR LIGHT 55.6 WATER RLACTOR PLAMIS 1979 ANSI /ANS SOLID RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE P'CCdSSING SYSTEM FOR LIGHT 55.1 MATER COOLED REACTCR PLANTS 1979 FEBRUARY ANSI /IEEE SIZING LARGE LEAD CTCRAGE BATTERIES FOR GENERATING 485 STATIONS AND SUBSTATIO;is, RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR.

1979 TASKS COMPLETED l OCT l NOV I OFc l JAN FFBl MAR!APR M AYl Jt)N Jt it iAlfG! SIP ANSI SundadsPubheed l 4 l 0 l 6 j 0 110 l

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NUREG REPORTS OCTOBER CR-0510

" DURESS ALARMS FOR HUCLEAR FIXED SITE FACILITIES" MP 672-7 CR-0956

" COMMENTARY ON SPENT FUEL STORAGE AT MORRIS OPERATION" FP 712-9 NOVEMBER CR-1102 "A SYSTEMATIC ASSESSMENT OF Th' SAFEGUARDS REGULATIONS" (3 VOLS.) MP 750-7 CR-0485

" VEHICLE ACCESS & SEARCH TRAINING MAi!UAL" MP 761-7 CR-0484

" VEHICLE ACCESS 8 CONTROL PLANNING DOCUMENf" MP 761-7 CR-0509

" EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLIES FOR PHYSICAL SECURITY SYSTEMS" MP 763-7 DECEMBER CP-0008

" STATE WORKSHOPS FOR REVIEW OF THE HUCLEAR REGULATORY FP 921-1 COMMISSION'S DECOMMISSIONING POLICY" CR-0569

" FACILITATION OF DECCMMISSIONING LIGHT WATER REACTORS" FP 917-7 HUREG-0590

" THOUGHTS LH REGULAlION CHANGES FOR DECOMMISSIONING" (REV. 1)

NUREG-0613

" RESIDUAL RADI0 ACTIVITY LIMITS FOR DECOMMISSIONING" ES 813-8 N'JRE3-0628 "NRC STAFF PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC COMMENTS SD 906-1 ON ADVANCE NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING ON EMERGENCY PLANNING" FEBRUARY CR-1214 "THE CONTROLLABLE UNIf APPROACH TO MATERIAL CONTROL:

MP 685-7 APPLICATIONS TO A IIGH THROUGHPUT MIXED-0XIDE PROCESS" NUREG-0628 "NRC STAFF PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC *.0MMENTS ON ES 906-1 ADVANCE NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING ON EhERGENCY PLANNING" MARCH CR-1039 TOPICAL REPORT, " ESTIMATED RADIATION DOSES FROM TP 604-9 THORIUM AND DAUGHTERS CONTATHED IN THORIATED WELDING ELECTRODES:. 45 FR 15349, 3/10/80 J OCT NOV DEC JAN FE8 MAR APR MAY JUN lJUL l AUC SEP f2 4

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AUXILIARY COOLING WATER SYSTEMS" NOVEMBER ES 811-8 NEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH SMITHSONIAN SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION EXCHANGE ON SUBMISSION OF RESEARCH INFORMATION JANUARY OH 942-8 HRC/MSHA MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING, PUBLISHED IN FEDERAL IN FEDERAL REGISTER JANUARY 4, 1980, FR 45-1315 RS 016-1 ADVANCE NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING, "HUCLEAR PLANT RELIABILITY DATA SYSTEM REPORTING TO BE MADE MANDATORY" ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS PETITION DENIALS TP 712-3 DENIAL OF PETITION FOR RULEMAKING WITH REGARD TO SURFACE PRM 20-9 RAD.ATION LEVEL LIMIT OF PACKAGES PP.EPARED FOR TRANSPORT 44 FR 22232 r

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l OCTOBER REPORTING OF SAFEGUARDS EVENTS PROPOSED X

F.EGULATIONS 44 FR 60743 NOVEf1BER TP916-1 NOTICE PROPOSING 10 AMEND SS 32.26(B) (10) AND X

32.29(B) 10 PROVICE NLM REQUIRLMENTS IOR LADELING THE EXIIPNAL SURFACES OF NOT ONLY GAS AND AFROSOL DETECTORS INCLUDING 5t10KE DEIECTORS. BUT ALSO THE POINT-OF-SALE PACKAGING OF TNFSE DETECTORS IF PACKAGED INDIVIDUALLY DECENBER 10 CFR PART50 EMERGENCY FLANNING 44 FR 75167 X

JANUARY SG 925-1 TRANSIENT SHIPT 1ENTS OF STRATEGIC SNM X

MP 711-1 PHYSICAL PROTECTION OF IN-TRANSIT OF MODERATE X

STRATEGIC SIGNIFICANCE PART 21 REFERENCE IN PART 34, PUBLISHED IN FED. REG.

X 1/11/80 FR 45-2312 SC 905-1 10CFR50, REV. APPENDIX J.

AMENDf1ENTS TO THE REQUIREMENTS X

FOR LEAK TESTING OF CONTAINMENT BUILDING AIR LOCKS IN ORDER TO PERMIT GREATER FL EXIBILITY FOR SUCH TESTING IN THE CASE OF FREQUFHT USE OF THE AIR LOCKS FEBRUARY FP 903-2 10 CTR PARTS 40 AND 150, URANIUM MILL TAILINGS LICENSING X

AMEND;1ENT TO PART 50, DOMESTIC LICENSING OF PRODUCTIDH X

AND UTILIZATION FACILITIES MAF.CH

" CORRECTION OF U.S. POSTAL SERVICE REGULATION REFERENCE" X

45 FR 20462, 3/28/80, 10 CFR PART 71 RS 706-8 "PRTECTION FOR EMPLOYEES L'HO PRUVIDE INFORMATION TO THE X

NRC", 45 FR 15184, 3/10/80 RS 617-3 "NO SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS CONSIDERATION", 45 FR 20491, X

3/28/80 RESPONSE TO PETITION FOR RULEMAKING (PRM-50-17),

5/7/76 RH 007-1 "TO AMEND THE GENERAL LICENSE IN SECTION 40.22" PUBLISHED X

OH 3/6 IN THE FR TO DELETE f14TERIAL MEDICINALS FROM THE GENERAL LICENSE FOR SilALL QUANTI 1IES OF SOURCE MATERIAL IN SEC. 40.22.

SG 930-1

' ACCESS CONTROLS TO NUCLEAR POWER PLANT VITAL AREAS",

X 45 FR 15937, 3/12/80 MP 711-1

" EXTENSION OF DATES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF CATEGORY II X

AND III MATERIALS REQUIREMENTS", 45 FR 19215, 3/25/80 SG 929-1

" GENERAL LICENSING REQUIREMETNS FOR CARRIERS OF IRRADIATED X

SNM IN-TRANSIT", 45 FR 15916, 3/12/80 loct INovl otcl JAN HB l MAR APR lMAY JUN 'JU AUGlstp eropo.d nowi rou.M 1

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SUMMARY

OF SELECTED STANDARDS STATISTICS COMPLETED ACTIONS FY 1979 AND FY 1930 10-01-78 10-01-79 l

THRU THRU 09-30-79 03-31-80 (12 MONTHS)

(6 M.NTHS)

DRAFT GUIDES ISSUED 39 7

ACTIVE GUIDES ISSUED 22 9

ANSI STANDARDS PUBLISHED 31 11 DRAFT ENV. STATEMENTS PUBLISHED 0

0 FINAL ENV. STATEMENTS PUBLISHED 1

0 PROPOSED RULES PUBLISHED 11 12 EFFECTIVE RULES PUBLISHED 17 4

RULEMAKING PETITIONS DENIED 6

1 RULEMAKING PETITIONS APPROVED 0

0 RUL EMAKING PETITIONS WITHDRAWN 0

0 NUREG REPORTS ISSUED 37 14 OTHER SD PRODUCTS 4

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NRC POLICY STATEMENTS AS LISTED IN THE FEDERAL REGISTER DATA AS OF.

MARCH 31,1980 JANUARY 3, 1975 CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING ENFORCEMENT ACTION AND CATEGORIES OF NONCOMPLIANCE (40 FR 820)

MAY G, 1975 MIXED OXIDE FUEL; GENERIC ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT; TREATMENT OF SAFEGUARDS AND DEFEPRALS OF LICENSING ACTIONS (40 FR 20142)

JULY 8, 1976 LICENSES TO EXPORT c'JCLEAR MATERI AL AND PETITIONS FOR LEAVE TO INTERVEHE IN SUCN PROCEEDINGS (41 FR 28044)

AUGUSV 16, 1976

'NVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF THE URANIUM FUEL CYCLE (41 FR 34707)

NOVEMBER 11, 1976 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF THE URANIUM FUEL CYCLE (41 FR 49898)

MARCH 3, 1977 TRANSPORTATION OF RADIONUCLIDES IN URBAN ENVIRONS (42 FR 12271)

MARCH 10, 1977 LOW LEVEL WASTE DISPOSAL; TASK FORCE REPORT (42 FR 13366)

MARCH 14, 1977 URANIUM MILLING: PROPOSED SCOPE AND OUTLINE FOR GENERIC ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT (42 FR 13374)

JULY 3, 1977 STANDARDIZATION OF HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (42 FR 34395)

JANUARY 10, 1978 PROGRAM FOR RESOLUTION OF GENERIC ISSUES RELATED TO NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS; REPORT TO CONGRESS (43 FR 1565)

FEBRUARY 1,

1978 CAMERA COVERAGE OF HEARINGS BEFORE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARDS AND ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING APPEAL BOARDS (43 FR 4294)

JUNE 28, 1978 DOMESTIC LICENSE APPLICATIONS; OPEN MEETINGS AND STATEMENT OF NRC STAFF POLICY (43 FR 28058)

AUGUST 31, 1978 STATEMENT ON STANDARDIZATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (43 FR 38954)

OCTOBER 20, 1978 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVING NUCLEAR POWERPLANT LICENSING (43 FR 49082) 010

NRC P0UCY STATEMENTS NOVEMBER 17, 1978 LICENSING PROCEDURES FOR GEOLOGIC REPOSI-TORIES FOR HIGH-LEVEL RADIDACTIVE WASTES (43 FR 53869)

DECEMBER 14, 1978 GENERIC RULEMAKING TO IMPROVE HUCLEAR POWER PLANT LICENSING (43 FR 58377)

FEBRUARY 9, 1979 REGULATION OF THE F1EDICAL USES OF RADIO-ISOTOPES; STATEMENT OF GENERAL POLICY (44 FR 8242)

OCTOBER 10, 1979 INTERIM STATEMENT OF POLICY AND PROCEDURE ICONCERHS CONDUCT OF LICENSING PROCEEDINGS PENDING DECISION ON MODIFICATI0H OF REGULATORY PROCEDURE]

(44 FR 58559)

OCTOBER 16, 1979 PROPOSED AGENCY POLICY AND PROCEDURES FOR DIFFERING PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS; REQUEST FOR COMMENTS (44 FR 59686)

OCTOBER 23, 1979 PLANNING BASIS FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSES TO NUCLEAR P0"ER REACTOR ACCIDENTS (44 FR 61123)

NOVEMBER 27, 1979 STATEMENT OF POLICY AND NOTICE OF INTENT TO PREPARE A PROGRAMM\\ TIC EIS (DISPOSAL OF TMI-2 WASTES)

(44 FR 67738)

JANUARY 15, 1980 PLANNING BASIS FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSES TO HUCLEAR POWER REACTOR ACCIDENTS (44 FR 2893)

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RESEARCH PROJECTS

NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DATAASOF: APRIL 22, 1980 LOFT (Loss of Fluid Test)

PURPOSE:

The LOFT facility is a well instrumented pressurized water reactor (PWR) at about 1/60 the power level and 1/5 the physical size of a commercial PWR. It is located at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory and is designed to study the behavior of engineered safety features, such as emergency core cooling systems, during postulated reactor accident conditions. Data from LOFT experiments are being used (a) to assess and improve the analytical methods currently used to predict the course of various loss of coolant accidents and off-normal transients, and (b) to study impro ements in on-line data processing and display for the enhancement of operator capability.

STATUS:

1.

The second powered small-break test, L3-2, simulating a 1" break in a commercial PWR, was successfully run on February 6, 1980. After depressurizing to 900 psia, the ECCS (HPSI) and the break flows i

became equal, and the system pressure stabilized. After one hour, according to plan, operator intervention caused a cooldown through the secondary side and depressurization and within about six hours brought the plant to a cold shutdown. As a result of an invitation to representatives of the nuclear industry to attend a special briefing

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in LOFT and to witness the L3-2 test, about 15 representatives of vendor companies, INP0 and EPRI participated in these events.

J 2.

A fault diagnostics system to assist operator interpretation of off-normal and accident conditions has been installed in LOFT.

Reactor system status displays were functioning during the L3-2 test.

3.

The next few tests will consist of test pairs - an operational j

transient, followed within a week by a small break LOCA. The first such pair is scheduled for the first half of June 1980.

It will consist of a loss of feedwater (L6-5) followed by a 1-inch LOCA, L3-7, designed to investigate conditions of reflux boiling in the steam generator, and by closing the break, the effects of repressurizing the primary system.

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NL C. EAR REGULATORY RESEARCH o m son APRIL 22, 1980 SEf11 SCALE The Semiscale MOD 3 configuration is a one-dimensional non-nuclear representation of the thermal hydraulic behavior of a pressurized water reactor, designed to simulate ECCS/ Upper Head Injection (UHI) performance during a loss-of-coolant experiment.

It operates at about 1/30 the power level and is 1/5 the physical size of LOFT with two loops, each containing an active steam generator and coolant pump. The reactor core is simulated by 25 electrically heated fuel rods, each having a 12-foot heated length and arranged in a typical 15 X 15 PWR fuel geometry.

The objectives of the test facility are to:

1. Provide separate and integral effects experimental data for developing and/or assessment of LOCA computational

methods,

2. Investigate small break LOCA's and plant transients, 3.

Provide data for interpreting LOFT data and addressing LOFT design compromises, and 4.

Provide data to investigate UHI phonomena and to evaluate analytical capabilities.

STATUS:

Following the TMI-2 accident the Semiscale conducted non-condensible gas bubble venting experiments in support of the TMI-2 accident team and also conducted THI-2 transient simulation experiments employing a B&W pressurizer line configuration. These latter tests demonstrated that core region uncovery can occur ev:n through pressurizer level readings would indicate a covered core.

A revised Semiscale program plan has been developed for FY 1980 which stresses small break LOCA's and plant transient effects. This redirection is in keeping with ACRS recommendations to concentrate on plant transients and small LOCA's, as well as initiating a series of small break tests to support LOFT small break testing planned for FY 1980. NRR small break model evaluations will utilize both the Semiscale and LOFT small break test data.

The planned FY 1980 effort suninarizes as follows:

1.

Small break tests SB-4 and SB-4A (counter part" tests to the LOFT nuclear small t>reak test L3-1) were conducted in early November 1979. Current plans call for concluding the LOFT support small break tests by mid FY 1980.

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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DATAASOF: APRIL 22,1980 2.

Redirected effort has deferred completion of previously planned large LOCA UHI experiments. Also, the previous large break LOCA experiment (S-07-6) will be rerun after the MOD 2A conversion to evaluate the effects of an improved downcomer and vessel thermal insulation.

3.

Interim facility upgrades, MOD 2A conversion (e.g., installation of a second PWR scaled primary loop pump, a second full height UTSG, additional thermal insulation to minimize system heat leakages), will be initiated in the third quarter of FY 1980, as well as design work for a Semiscale system upgrade to simulate i

a 2 x 4 PWR configuration having two independent secondary loops with heat dump capability.

4.

Plan and conduct separate effects tests (in the third and fourth quarters of FY 1980) addressing: steam generator and feedwater systems transients, natural circulation effects with two-phase effects, effects of non-condensible gases, etc.

5.

Pumps-on and pumps-off experiments for small break LOCA transients are to be performed in the Semiscale facility for both cold and hot leg breaks in the second quarter of FY 1980.

POTENTIAL PROBLEMS:

1.

Availability of, and timing of, FY 1980 supplemental funding.

2.

Final agreement on FY 1980 experiments planned for Quarters 3 and 4.

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Power Burst Facility PURPOSE:

The Power Burst Facility (PBF) uses a pressurized test loop in a pool-type 30 megawatt (steady state) reactor capable of pulsed operation.

It is located at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory and is used to obtain data on the performance of fuel rod clusters under abnormal power, coolant flow and energy density conditions. This includes the PCM (Power Cooling Mismatch) test, LOCA (Loss of Coolant Accident) tests, RIA (Reactivity Initiated Accident) tests and inlet flow blockage tests. The data obtained will be used to develop or test analytical capability which can be used to predict fuel response in reactors during off-normal operation conditions.

STATUS:

A double-ended cold leg break test (LOC-3) with pressurized rods was perfonned in June. This was the first of four PBF LOCA tests which will explore the relative clad ballooning over the 1050K-1500K (1430F-2240F) peak clad temperature range, in which maximum clad ballooning and resultant flow channel blockage may be possible. All four rods had small ruptures, with 20% to 50% ballooning and estimated PCTs of Il50K-1250K at the time of rupture. The second of the four LOCA program tests (LOC-5) was performed in September to study relative clad ballooning at a 1300K (1880F) PCT (low beta phase). Because of check valve malfunctions, only one test rod reached the wanted temperature range so the test was repeated in December. Two valves again malfunctioned so only two rods heated correctly.

Further LOC tests will be delayed until all malfunctioning hardware is redesigned and the test train is refitted or replaced.

Four surface thermo couple quench tests were performed in October. These LOCA blowdown-heatup-reilood tests compared the time-temperature responses of fuel and inner cladding for fuel rods with and without external clad-ding thermocouples.

The rods without external thermocouples went into departure from nucleate boiling sooner, reached higher internal clad temperatures during the simulated accident and rewet later than the rods fitted with external thermocouples.

Test PR-1, a multipurpot.e PCM, rewet, stored energy, RIA test, was completed February 22, 1980. Preliminary analyses of the data indicate a hysteresis in the power and coolant values for occurrence of boiling transition and return to nucleate boiling under the same pressure and loop conditions. No significant dispersal of fuel from a water-logged rod occurred during the RIA tests to 180 cal /g 002 enthalpy insertion, though pressure pulses in the rod were observed. The only argon filled rod did not burst and reached cladding temperatures about 300K less than the helium filled rods which did burst. The data are being analyzed further.

The power calibration tests for RIA 1-4 were completed by April 4, 1980 and the specimen train has been removed from the IPT to allow insertion of new flux wires and a replacement specimen fuel rod. The RIA 1-4 test is scheduled to be conducted on April 15, 1980.

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l NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DATA AS OF: APRIL 22, 1980 Modifications of the test loop pump for variable speed to provide a broadar range of flow conditions were comoleted in FY 1979. These modifications will improve loop performance for the experimental program. A modification to reduce the control room noise level was completed in December.

PROBLEMS:

Further LOC tests will be delayed until all malfunctioning hardware is redesigned and the test train is refitted or replaced.

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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH oataas0r: APRIL 22, 1980 PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR BLOWDOWN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAM (PWR-BD?iT)

PURPOSE:

The BDHT program at ORNL is designed to investigate transient heat transfer phenomena in a simulated fuel bundle assembly. Specifically, time-to-critical heat flux (CHF), transition heat transfer under upflow and I

down flow conditions and return to nucleate boiling will be investigated under blowdown conditions. Transfer experiments will be conducted to investigate heat transfer under conditions that could be encountered under small LOCA conditions.

STATUS:

The test loop shakedown was concluded in November 1979. The initial round of bundle uncovery/ recovery tests at pressures of 400-1000 psia were completed in January 1980. A preliminary data set was issued in late February 1980 for low power, high pressure and bundle uncovery/ recovery heat transfer data.

Facility preparation is underway for the initial " film boiling" blowdown transients. Bundle pressure seal problems have occurred and the facility is currently out of operation for pressure seal replacement.

PROBLEMS:

Bundle power controller / protective circuit trip and seal problems have been encountered. The estimated schedule for resolution of these problems is in the second quarter of FY 1980. Corrective solutions are being investigated and a contingency plan has been prepared.

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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DATA ASOF: APRIL 22, 1980 HEAVY SECTION STEEL TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM (HSST)

The purpose of the HSST program is to develop and evaluate methods of fracture analysis of heavy section steel light water reactor pressure vessels for inclusion'in codes and standards. Thermal shock and pressure tests of model reactor pressure vessels are carried out at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

The state-of-the-art is being advanced both in the effects of irradiation and in the methods used to assess reactor safety.

STATUS:

Tests on deliberately flawed vessels have been performed to verify the linear elastic fracture mechanics methodology, as well as newer methods for elastic-i plastic fracture mechanics wherein slow crack growth occurs prior to fast fracture. The results have satisfactorily validated linear elastic fracture mechanics; the excellent agreement between failure and results based on elastic-plastic analysis has also provided good confidence for licensing application 1

of this methodology.

In general, the tests have shown that pressures two to three times design pressure, in accordance with the requirements in the ASME Code, are j

required to cause failure in a flawed vessel. Two recent tests on weld repaired vessels have shown that the repair weld procedure as spelled out in the ASME Code, produces very sound welds but also induce unacceptable residual stresses in the material surrounding the weld. These stresses do not compromise the weld but can lead to accelerated fatigue cracking of the vessel.

A series of four tests on thick-walled steel cylinders under thermal shock conditions have well validated linea-elastic fracture mechanics as a method-ology for assessing vessel response to LOCA/ECCS thermal shock accidents. The phenomenon of wam prestressing has been proposed as an additional deterrent to crack initiation and extensi n under thermal shock; this is now being investi-gated using larger, thick-walled steel cylinders. In this series of tests, cylinders of the same scale as intemediate test vessels are being subjected to liquid nitrogen shocking to prove the concept of wam prestressing, and also to establish the limit of crack extension for very deep cracks, i.e., to prove that a deep crack cannot propagate through a vessel wall. The first test in this latter series was run on August 1,1979. Analysis of the results of these tests showed that they were inconclusive as regards warm prestressing. The post-test analysis also gave clear evidence that the fracture behavior of the material in thick wall vessels, when subjected to upper transition curve temperatures, will be governed by the lower bound fracture toughness values for that material as detemined from small specimen testing. A comprehensive program to establish lower bound values from such testing has been initiated. The second experiment l

in that series is being prepared.

An irradiation program on heavy section low ductile shelf weld metal test specimens is underway to quantify the potential toughness loss caused by neutron irradiation damage and assess compliance with Appendices G and H of 10 CFR 50. The first three irradiations are complete and testing has begun.

A qualification program, for the testing method to be used to evaluate the fracture toughness in fracture mechanics terms from small specimens, is in its final stage; i.e., a multi-laboratory evaluation of the testing procedure.

Testing of the smaller fracture toughness specimens has started and the first I

sets of data from Charpy and compact tensile specimens have been developed.

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specimens awaits completion of the test procedure.

PROBLEMS: None 5-8

SECTION VI -

FOREIGN REACTORS i

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SUMMARY

0F FOREIGN POWER REACTORS NUMSER$lN PARFNTHESFS ARE NET Must DATA AS OF: MARCH 31,1980 REACTORS REACTORS UNDER REACTORS TOTAL COUNTRY OPERATING CONST PLANNED REACTORS ARGENTINA 1 (335) 1 (600) 2

.4 AUSTRIA 1 (692)w 1

BELGIUi1 3 (1650) 3 (2825) 1 7

BRAZIL 3 (1870) 1 4

BULGARIA 2 (880) 2 (380) 4 CANADA 9 (4750)w 6 (3494) 5 20' 1

1 CUBA CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1 (110) 4 (1760) 5 DEN!1 ARK 2.

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EGYPT 3

3 FINLAND 2 (1050) 2 (1030) 4 FRANCE 18 (10,058) 22 (21.245) 10 50 GERitAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC 4 (1390)w 3 (1320) 7 GER:1AN FEDERAL REPUBLIC 15 (9012) 7 (8125) 7 29 GRECCE 1

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1 IRELAND

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1 ITALY 4 (1387) 1 (40) 4 9

JAPAN 20 (12333) 9 (8103) 1 30.

KOREA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH 1 (595) 2 (1294) 6 9

LIBYA 1

1 LUXEMBOURG 1

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l1EXICO 2 (1308) 2 NETHERLANDS 2 (493) 2 NORif AY 1

-1' PAKISTAN 1 (125) 1 2

PHILIPPINES 1 (620) 1.

2 POLAND 2

2 R0:1 ANI A 1

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SPAIN 4 (1973) 7 (6310) 6 17 St! EDEN 8 (5500)w 2 (1800) 2 12 SUITZERLAND 4 (1940) 1 (942) 2:

7 TI At!AN 1 (636) 5 (4503) 6 TURKEY t

1 UMITED KINGDOM 33 (8080) 6 (3700) 39 USSR 22-(8375)w 11 (10040) 33 YUGOSLAVIA 1-(615) 1

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EXP03T LICENSE APPLICATIONS DESCRIPTION:

This chart tracks combened ' major

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CONST. AUTH.

PLANNED 1M 1.ALLENS CREEK (TEXAS)....................H0USTON LIGHTING & POWER ts..........

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2. ARK ANS AS ( ARK ANS AS )..................... ARK ANS AS POWER 8 L IGHT CO............ 2 2

3. ARNOLD (I0WA)........................... IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT 8 POWER.CO.......

1 1

O.BAILLY (INDIANA)........................ NORTHERN INDIANA PUB. SER.

C0........

1 1

...... 2 1

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5. BEAVER VALLE( (PENN)....................DUQUESNC LIGHT C0...........

6. BEL L EFONT E ( AL A )........................ T ENMCSSEE V AL L EY AUT HORITY.......... 2 2

-.7. BIG ROCK POINT (MICH)................... CONSUMERS POWER C0..........

........ 1 1

8. BL ACK FOX (0KLAHOMA)....................PUBLIC SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA...........

2 2

2

9. BR A IDWOOD ( I L L IN0IS ).................... COMMONWE ALTH EDI SDN CO............... 2

10. B ROWNS F ER RY ( A L A )...................... T E N N ES S EE V A L L EY AU T HO RI T Y........... 3 3

11. BRUNSWICK (N C

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2 2

12. B YR ON ( IL L IN0IS )........................ COMMONWE AL T H EDISON CO.............. 2 2

13. CALL AWAY (M0.).......................... UNION ELECTRIC C0.............

...... 2 2

10. C ALVERT CL IFFS (MD)..................... B AL T IM0R E GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO..........

2 2

15. CATAWBA (S. C.)......................... DUKE POWER C0......

............ 2 2

16. C H E R O K E E ( S. C. )........................ DU K E P O W E R C D........................ 3 3

17. CL INCH RIVER ( T ENN ).................... TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY...........

1 tu

18. CLINTON (ILLINOIS).................... 1LLINDIS POWER CO................... 2 2

19. COMANCHE PEAK (TEXAS).................. TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING CD........

2 2

2 0. CONN YANK EE (C0NN )......................CGNN Y ANK EE A T OMIC POWER C0......... 1 1

21. COOK (MICH)............................. INDIANA 8 MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO.......

2 2

22. COOPER (NEB)........................... NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT.......

1 1

23. CRYST AL RIVER 3 (FLA)................... FLORIDA POWER CORP...................

1 1

24. D AVIS B ES S E ( 0HIO )...................... T O L EDO EDI SON C0.................... 1

25. DI ABLO C ANYON (C ALIF)...................P ACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO............

2 2

26. DRESLEN (ILLIN0IS)...........

.......... COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO...............

3 3

27. FARLEY (ALA)............................ ALABAMA POWER CO.....................

2 1

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28. FERMI (MICH)............................ DETROIT EDISON CO................... 1 1

29. FITZPATRICK (N Y

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1 1

30. FORKED RIVER (N J ).................... JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 8 LIGHT CO......

1 1

31 FORT CALHOUN (NEB)..................... 0MAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT..........

1 1

32. FORT ST. VRAIN (COLO)..................PUBLIC SERVICE CO OF COLO...........

1 1

33. GINN A (N.

Y.)...........................R0CHESTER GAS 8 ELECTRIC.CO..........

1 1

34. GR AND GUL F (MISS )....................... MISSISSIPPI POWER 8 LIGHT CO.........

2 2

'35. HARRIS (H.

C.).......................... CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO............

4 4

36. H AR T SVIL L E ( T ENN )....................... T ENNESSEE VAL L EY AUTHORITY...........

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37. HATCH (GE0RGIA)......................... GEORGIA POWER CO.....................

2 2

38. HOPE CREEK (H.

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2 2

39. HUMBOLDT BAY (CALIF).................... PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO............

1 1

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....... CON SO L I D A T ED EDISON CO............... 3 3

41 JAMESPORT (N.Y.)........................L0NG ISLAND LIGHTING CO..............

2 2

42. KEWAUNEE (WISC)..................

...... WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORP........

1 1

43. L ACROSSE (WISC )......................... DAIRYL AND POWER C00P ER ATIV E.......... 1 1

44. LASALLE (ILLIN0IS)...................... COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO...............

2 2

45. LIMERICK (PENH)......................... PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO.............

2 2

46. MAINE YANKEE (MAINE)................... MAINE YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CO.........

1 1

47. MARBLE HILL (INDIANA)...................PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA.... 2 2

48. M C GU I R E ( N. C. ).......................... D U K E P O W E R C O........................ 2 2

49. MIDLAND (MICH).......................... CONSUMERS PCWER CO...................

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.......................N0RTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY.CO..........

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51. MONTAGUE'(MASS).........................HORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY.CO..........

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APPLICANT UNITS PER SITE LIC.

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53. NEW HAVEN (N.Y.)........................NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC 8 GAS....... 2 24

54. HINE MIL E POINT (H Y )..................NI AG AR A MOH AWK POWER CORP............ 2 1

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55. NORTH ANNA (VA)............

............ VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 8 POWER CO.........

4 1

3 5 6. O C O N E E ( 5. C. )........................... DU K E P OW E R C O........................ 3 3

5). OYSTER CREEK (N.J.).................... JERSEY CENTRAL POWER t LIGHT C0.......t 1

58. P A L I S A D E S (MI CH )........................ C 0 N S UM E R S P OW E R C0.................... t 1

59. P ALO VERDE ( ARIZ)....................... ARIZON A PUB L IC S ERVICE CORP......... 3 3

6 0. PEACH BOTTOM ( P ENN)..................... PHI L ADEL PHI A ELECTRIC CO.............

2 2

61. PEBBL E SPRINGS (0RE)....................POR T L AND GEN ER A L EL ECTRIC.CO......... 2 2w 62.PERKINS(H.C.)..........................DUKEPOWERCO........................3 35 6 3. P ER RY (0HIO )............................ CL EVEL AND EL EC T RIC IL L UM. CO........

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64. PHIPPS BEND (TENN)...................... T ENNESSEE V ALLEY AUTHORITY.......... 2 2

6 5. PIL GRIM (MASS ).......................... BOS TON EDISON CO

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1M 66.~ P01H T BE ACH (WISC)...................... WISCONSIN MICHIG AN POWER CO.......... 2 2

6 7. PR AIRIE ISL AND (MINN)...................NOR THERN S T A T ES POWER CD............. 2 2

68. QU AD-CI T I ES ( I L L )....................... C0MMONWEA L T H EDI SON CO............... 2 2

6 9. R ANCHO SECO (C ALIF).....................S ACR AMENT O MUNICIPAL UTILITY DIST..... t t

7 0. RIVER B END ( L A )......................... GUL F ST AT ES POWER CORP.............. 2 2

71. ROBINSON (S. C. )......................... C A RO L I N A POW ER 8 LIGHT CO............

1 1

72. ST LUCIE (FLA)......................... FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT C0.........

... 2 1

1 7 3. S A L EM (H. J. )............................ PUB L IC S ERVIC E EL ECT RIC & GAS CO..... 2 1

1

74. S AN ONOFRE (C ALIF)..................... 500T HERN CALIFORNI A EDISON........... 3 1

2 7 5. S E ABROOK ( H.H. )......................... PUB L IC S ERVICE CO OF N.H...........

2 2

7 6. S ECUOY AH ( T ENN )......................... T ENN ESSEE V AL L EY AU T HORI TY........... 2 2

7 7. SHOR EH AM ( H Y )......................... L 0NG I S L AN D L IGHT IN G CD.............. 1 1

78. SK AGIT (WASHINGT0H).....................PUGET SOUND POWER 8 L IGHT............ 2 2M 79.SO TEXAS (TEXAS)

......................H0VSTON LIGHTING 8 POWER CO..........

2 2

8 0. S T ER L ING ( H Y ).......................... R0CH ES T ER G A S 8 ELECTRIC CO..........

1 1

81. SUrtMER (S. C.).........................S0UTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 8 GAS CO.....

1 1

8 2. SU RRY ( V A ).............................. V I R GI N I A ELECTRIC 8 POWER CO.........

2 2

83. SUSQUEHANNA (PA)...................

.... PENNSYLVANIA POWER 8 LIGHT CO........

2 2

8 4. THR EE MI L E IS L AND (PA).................. MET ROPOL I T AN EDISON CO............... 2 2

85. TROJ AH (0RE)

................ PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC............

1 1

86. TURKEY POINT (FLA)......................FL0RIDA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.............

2 2

87. VERMONT YANKEE (VT).....................VERM0NT YANKEE NUCLEAR POWER.CO....... t 1

8 8. V0GT L E ( GEORGI A )........................ GEO R GI A P OWER C0.................... 2 2

39. WPPSS (WASH) SATS0P..................... WASH PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY.SYS........

2 2

90. WPPSS (WASH) RICH....................... WASH PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS.......

.3 3

91. WA TERFORD (L A)

.........................L0UISIANA POWER 8 LIGHT CD.......

... 1 1

92. WATTS BAR (TENH)....................... TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY...........

2 2

93. WOLF CREEK (K ANS AS).....................K AH3 AS G AS 8 ELECTRIC CD...

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94. Y ANK EE-ROWE (M ASS )...................... YANK EE A TOMIC EL EC TRIC. CO............ 1 1

95. YEL L OW CR EEK (MISS )..................... T ENNESS EE V A L L EY AU T HORI TY.......... 2 2

96. ZIMMER (OHIO).......................... CINCINNATI GAS 8 ELECTRIC.CO..........I t

9 7. ZIDH ( IL L IN0IS )......................... COMMONWE A L T H EDISON CO............... 2 2

' 7 70 93 84 W CP APPLICATIONS UNDER REVIEW 9

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SUMMARY

177 REACTOR UNITS TO BE LOCATED ON 97 SITES:

1 UNIT SITES - 33 2 UNIT SITES - 51 j

3 UNIT SITES - 10 4 UNIT SITES - 3 T

-LICENSED TO OPERATE:

SITESM UNITS 1 UNIT SITES - 22 22 2 UNIT SITES - 19 32 3 UNIT SITES -

6 15 4 UNIT SITES -

1 1

70 CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZED:

SITESM UNITS 1 UNIT SITES -

9 9

2 UNIT SITES - 33 61 3 UNIT SITES -

5 12 4 UNIT SITES -

3 11 93 PLANNED:

SITESM UNITS 1 UNIT SITES -

2 2

2 UNIT SITES -

5 9

3 UNIT SITES -

1 3

4 UNIT SITES -

0 0

I4 M SINCE THE-SAME SITE COULD CONTAIN A UNIT LICENSED TO OPERATE AS WELL AS A UNIT WITH CONSTRUCTION AUTHORIZATION AND EVEN A PLANNED UNIT THE TOTAL OF THESE SITE NUMBERS COULD BE GREATER THAN THE ACTUAL NUMBER OF INDEPENDENT SITES.

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INDEX TO REACTORS BY UTILITY OWNER COOLING UTILITY REACTOR DOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCE METHOD

1. ALABAMA POWER COMPANY FARLEY 1 05000348 PWR 0829 CHATTAHOOCHEE PIVER CC FACT

2. ALABAMA POWER COMPANY FARLEY 2 05000364 PWR 0829 CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER FORCED AIR TWR

3. ARIZON A PUBLIC SERVICE PALD VERDE 1 05000523 PWR 1238 SEWAGE TREATMENT COOLING TOWERS

4. ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE PALO VERDE 2 05000529 PUR 1238 SEWAGE TREATMENT COOLING TOWERS

5. ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE PALO VERDE 3 05000530 PWR 1238 SEWAGE TREATMENT COOLING TOUERS

6. ARKANSAS POWER 8 LIGHT ARKANSAS 1 05000313 PWR 0850 LAKE DARDANELLE ONCE THRU

7. ARKANS AS POWER 8 LIGHT ARKANSAS 2 05000368 PWR 0912 ARKANSAS RIVER CC HNDCT

8. BALTIMORE GAS 8 ELECTRIC CALVERT CLIFFS 1 05000317 PUR 0845 CHESAPEAKE BAY ONCE THRU

9. BALTIMORE GAS 8 ELECTRIC CALVERT CLIFFS 2 0 50 0 0 318 PUR 0845 CHESAPEAKE BAY ONCE THRU

10. BOSTON EDISON PILGRIM 1 05000293 BWR 0670 CAPE COD BAY ONCE THRU 11 BOSTON EDISON PILGRIM 2 05000471 PUR 1180 CAPE CCD BAY ONCE THRU

12. CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT BRUNSWICK 1 05000325 BWR 0821 CAPE FEAR ESTUARY ONCE THRU

13. CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT BRUNSWICK 2 05000324 BWR 0821 CAPE FEAR ESTUARY ONCE THRU

14. CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT HARRIS 1 05000400 PWR 0900 MAKEUP RESERVOIR NDCT

15. CAROLINA POWER 1 LIGHT HARRIS 2 05000401 PWR 0900 MAKEUP RESERVOIR NDCT

16. CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT HARRIS 3 05000402 PWR 0900 MAKEUP RESERVOIR NDCT

17. CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT HARRIS 4 05000403 PUR 0900 MAKEUP RESERVOIR NDCT

-18. CAROLIN A POWER 8 LIGHT ROBINSON 2 05000261 PWR 0700 ROBINSON IMPOUNDMENT CC ART

19. CINCINNATI GAS 8 ELECTRIC ZIMMER 1 05000358 PWR 0810 OHIO RIVER COOLING TOWER

20. CLEVEL AND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING PERRY 1 05000440 BWR 1205 LAKE ERIE CC HNDCT

21. CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING PERRY 2 05000441 BWR 1205 LAKE ERIE CC HNDCT

22. COMMONUEALTH EDISON BRAIDUCOD 1 05000456 PUR 1120 KANKAKEE RIVER CC ART

23. COMMONWEALTH EDISON BRAIDWOOD 2 05000457 PWR 1120 KANKAKEE RIVER CCART

24. COMMONWEALTH EDISON BYRON 1 05000454 PUR 1120 ROCK RIVER CC HNDCT

25. COMMONMEALTH EDISON BYRON 2 05000455 PUR 1120 ROCK RIVER CCHNCCT

26. COMMONWEALTH EDISON DRESDEN 1 05000010 BUR 0200 KANKAKEE RIVER ONCE THRU

27. COMMONWEALTH EDISON DRESDEN 2 05000237 BWR 0809 KANKAKEE RIVER COOLING LAKE

23. COMMONWEALTH EDISON DRESDEN 3 05000249 BUR 0509 KANKAKEE RIVER COOLING LAKE

29. COMMONWEALTH EDISON LASALLE 1 05000373 BUR 1075 RESERVOIR POND

30. COMMONWEAL TH EDISON LASALLE 2 05000374 BUR 1078 RESERVOIR POND

31. COMMONWEALTH EDISON QUAD CITIES 1 05000254 BWR 0800 MISSISSIPPI RIVER ONCE THRU

32. COMMONWEALTH EDISON QUAD CITIES 2 05000265 BUR 0300 MISSISSIPPI RIVER ONCE THRU

33. COMMONUEALTH EDISON ZION 1 05000295 PWR 1040 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU

34. COMMONVEALTH EDISON ZION 2 05000304 PUR 1040 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU

35. CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER HADDAM HECK 05000213 PUR 0575 CONNECTICUT RIVER OHrE THRU

36. CONSOLIDATED EDISON INDIAN POINT 1 05000003 PUR 0265 HUDSON RIVER ONCE THRU

37. CONSOLIDATED EDISDN INDIAN POINT 2 05000247 PWR 0873 HUDSON RIVER ONCE THRU

38. CONSOLIDATED EDISON INDIAN POINT 3 05000286 PWR 0965 HUDSON RIVER ONCE THRU

39. CONSUMERS POWER BIG ROCK POINT 1 05000155 BUR 0075 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU

40. CONSUMERS POWER MIDLAND 1 05000329 PUR 0458 TITTABAUASSEE RIVER CLOSED CYCLE 41 CONSUMERS POWER MIDLAND 2 05000330 PUR 0803 TITTABAMASSEE RIVER CLOSED CYCLE

42. CONSUMERS POWER PALISADES 05000255 PWR 0700 LAKE MICHIG4N COOLING TOUERS

43. DAIRYL AND POWER LA CROSSE 05000409 BWR 0050 MISSISSIPPI RIVER ONCE THRU

44. DETROIT EDISON ENRICO FERMI 2 05000341 BUR 1093 LAKE ERIE ONCE THRU

45. DUKE FOUER CATAMBA 1 05000413 PUR 1153 LAKE UYLIE HNDCT

46. DUKE POWER CATAWBA 2 05000414 PWR 1153 LAKE WYLIE HNDCT

47. DUKE POWER CHEROKEE 1 05000491 PUR 1280 BROAD RIVER CLOSED CYCLE

48. DUKE POWER CHEROKEC 2 05000492 PUR 1230 BROAD RIVER CLOSED CYCLE

49. DUKE POWER CHEROKEE 3 05000493 PUR 1280 BROAD RIVER CLOSED CYCLE

50. DUKE POWER MCGUIRE 1 05C00369 PUR 1180 LAKE NORMAN ONCE THRU

51. DUKE POWER MCGUIRE 2 05000370 FWR 1130 LAKE NORMAN ONCE THRU

52. DUKE POWER OCOMEE 1 05000269 PWR 0871 LAKE KE0 WEE ONCE THRU

53. DUKE POWER OCONEE 2 05000270 PUR 0871 LAKE KEOWEE ONCE THRU

54. DUKE POWER OCONEE 3 05000287 PWR 0371 LAKE KE0 WEE ONCE THRU 98 m

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COOLING UTILITY REACTOR DOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCE METHOD

55. DUKE POWER PERKINS 1 05000453 PUR 1230 YADKIN RIVER-CLOSED CYCLE

56. DUKE POWER PERKINS 2 05000439 PWR 1280 YADKIH RIVER CLOSED C1CLE

57. DUKE POWER PERKINS 3 05000490 PUR 1230 YADKIH RIVER CLOSED CYCLE

53. DUQUESNE LIGHT BEAVER VALLEY 1 05000334 PWR 0852 OHIO RIVER CC HNDCT

59. DUOUESNE LIGHT BEAVER VALLEY 2 05000412 PWR C352 OHIO RIVER HNDCT

60. FLORIDA POWER 3 LIGHT ST LUCIE 1 05000335 PWR 0907 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THRU

61. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT ST LUCIE 2 05000339 PWR 0310 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THRU

62. FLORIDA PCUER 3 LIGHT TURKEY POINT 3 05000250 PUR 0666 BISCAYNE BAY CLOSED CANAL

63. FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT TURKEY POINT 4 05000251 PWR 0666 BISCAYNE BAY CLOSED CANAL

64. FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL PIVER 3 05000302 PUR 0325 GULF OF MEXICO ONCE THRU

65. GEORGI A POWER HATCH 1 05000321 BWR 0736 ALTAMAHA RIVER COOLING TOWER

66. GEORGIA POWER HATCH 2 05000366 BWR 0795 ALTAMAHA RIVER COOLING TOWER 67.' GEORGI A POWER V0GTLE 1 05000424 PUR 1113 SAVANNAH RIVER CCCT

68. GEORGIA RIVER V0GTLE 2 05000425 PUR 1113 SAVANNAH RIVER CCCT

69. GULF ST ATES UTILITIES RIVER BEND 1 05000453 BUR 0934 MISSISSIPPI RIVER MDCT

70. GULF STATES UTILITIES RIVER BEND 2 05000459 BUR 0934 MISSISSIPPI RIVER MDCT 71, HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER ALLENS CREEK 1 05000466 BUR 1150 BRAZDS RIVER LAKE POND

72. HOUSTON LIGHTING E POWER SOUTH TEXAS 1 05000493 PWR 1250 COLORADO RIVER CC

73. HOUSTON LIGHTING 8 POWER SOUTH TEXAS 2 05000499 PWR 1250 COLORADO RIVER CC

74. ILLINDIS PCUER CLINTON 1 05000461 BWR 0933 SALT CREEK ONCE THRU

75. ILLINDIS POWER CLINTON 2 05000462 EWR 0933 S#iT CREEK ONCE THRU

76. INDIAN % 1 MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COOK 1 05000315 PWR 1060 !AKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU

77. INDIANA 8 MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COOK 2 05000316 PMR 1060 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU

78. IOWA ELECTRIC PCUER I LIGHT DUANE ARNDLD 05003331 BWR 0535 CEDAR RAPIDS RIVER CC FDCT

79. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 8 LIGHT FORKED RIVER 05000363 PUR 1070 CNCE THRU

80. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 8 LIGHT OYSTER CREEK 1 05000219 BUR 0640 BARNEGAT BAY ONCE THRU

81. KANSAS GAS 8 ELECTRIC UOLF CREEK 1 05000432 PWR 1150 COOLING LAKE

82. LONG ISLAND LIGHTING JAMESPORT 1 05000516 PWR 1850 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU 83, LONG ISLAND LIGHTING JAMESPORT 2 05000517 PUR 1150 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU 84, LONG ISLAPD LIGHTING SHOREHAM 05000322 BUR 0319 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU

85. LOUISIASa PONER 3 LIGHT WATERFORD 3 05000382 PUR 1113 MISSISSIPPI RIVER OHCE THRU

86. MAINE YtNKEE ATOMIC POWER MAINE YANKEE 05000309 PWR 0790 BACK RIVER ONCE THRU

87. METRCPOLITAN EDISCH THREE MILE ISLAND 1 05000239 PWR 0319 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CC.HNDCT

88. METROPOLITAN EDISON THREE MILE ISLAND 2 05000320 PUR 0906 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CC.HNCCT

89. MISSISSIPPI POWER 3 LIGHT GRAND GULF 1 05000416 BUR 1250 MISSISSIPPI RTVER CCHNDCT

90. MISSISSIPPI POMER 1 LIGHT GRAND GULF 2 05000417 BUR 1250 MISSISSIPPI RIJER CCHNDCT 91, NEBRASTA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT COOPER STATION 05000293 BUR 0778 MISSOURI RIVER ONCE THRU

92. NY STATE ELECTRIC 4 GAS CO.

NEM HAVEN 1 05000596 PUR 1250 UNKNOUN

93. NY STATE ELECTRIC 3 GAS CO.

NEW HAVEN 2 05000597 PUR 1250 UNKNOUN

94. HIAGAR% M0 HAUK POWER HINE MILE POINT 1 05000220 BUR 0610 LAKE ONTARIO ONCE THRU

95. NIAGARA MOHAWK POUER HINE MILE POINT 2 05000410 BWR 1080 LAKE ONTARIO ONCE THRU

96. NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MILLSTONE 1 05000245 EWR 0652 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU

97. NORTHE4ST NUCLEAR ENERGY MILLSTONE 2 05000336 PWR 0328 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU gg, NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MILLSTONE 3 05000423 PUR 1156 NIANTIC BAY ONCE THRU

99. NORTPEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MONTAGUE 1 05000496 BUR 1150 CONNECTICUT RIVER CLSD LP CL TWR 100. HORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MONTAGUE 2 05000497 BUR 1150 CONNECTICUT RIVER CLSD LP CL TWR 101. NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE BAILLY 1 05000367 BWR 0645 LAKE MICHIGAN CC.HNDCT 102. NORTHERN STATES POUER MONTICELLO 05000263 BUR 0545 MISSISSIPPI RIVER VC. MDCT 103. NORTHERN STATES POUER PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 05000282 PUR 053' MISSISSIPPI RIVER COOLING TOWERS 104. NORTHERN STATES PONER PRAIRIE ISLAND 2 05000306 PUR 053b MISSISSIPPI RIVER COOLING TOWERS 105. OMAHA PUBLIC POUER DISTRICT FORT CALHOUN 1 050002S5 PUR 0457 MISSOURI RIVER ONCE THRU 106. PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC DIABLO CANYOH 1 05000275 PWR 1054 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 107. PACIFIC GAS 8 ELECTRIC DIABLO CANYON 2 05000323 PUR 1106 PACle!C OCEAN ONCE THRU 103. PACIFIC GAS 4 ELECTRIC HUMBOLDT 3AY 05000133 BUR 0065 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE THRU

INDEX TO REACTORS BY UTILITY OWNER UTILITY REACTOR DOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCE COOLING METHOD 109. PENNSYLVANIA POWER 8 LIGHT SUSQUEHANNA 1 05000387 BUR 1050 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CC.HNDCT 110. PENNSYLVANIA POWER 8 LIGHT SUSQUEHANNA 2 05000338 EUR 1050 SUSOUEHANNA RIVER CC,HNDCT 111. PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC LIMERICK 1 05000352 EUR 1065 SCHUYLKILL RIVER CC HNDCT 112. PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC LIMERICK 2 05000353 BUR 1065 SCHUYLKILL RIVER CC HNDCT 113. PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC PEACH BOTTOM 2 05000277 BUR 1065 CONOUINGO POND VC,MDCT 114. PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC PEACH BOTTOM 3 05000278 BWR 1065 CONOWINGO POND VC.MDCT 115. PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC PEBBLE SPRINGS 1 05000514 PUR 1260 COLUMBIA RIVER CLOSED POND 116. PORTL AND GENER AL EL ECTRIC PEB3LE SPRINGS 2 05000515 FUR 1260 COLUMBIA RIVER CLOSED POND

.117. PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC TROJAN 05000344 PWR 1130 COLUMBIA RIVER COOLING TOUERS 118. POWER AUTHORITY OF STATE OF N.Y. FITZPATRICK 056:aT33 EUR 0321 LAKE ONTARIO CNCE THRU 119. PROJECT MANAGEMENT CORP./TVA CLINCH RIVER 0500053/ sMFBR 0350 CLINCH RIVER 120. PUBLIC SERVICE GAS 8 ELECTRIC HOPE CREEK 1 05000354 3UR 1067 DELAWARE RIVER NDCT 821 PUBLIC SERVICE GAS 8 ELECTRIC HOPE CREEK 2 05000351 BUR 1067 DELAWARE RIVER NDCT 122. PUBLIC SERVICE GAS 8 ELECTRIC SALEM 1 05000271 CWR 1090 DELAUARE RIVER ONCE THRU 123. PUBLIC SERVICE GAS 8 ELECTRIC SALEM 2 05000311 PWR 1115 DELAWARE RIVER ONCE THRU 124. PUBLIC SERVICE OF COLORADO FORT ST VRAIN 05000267 HTGR 0330 S0. PLATTE RIVER CLOSED HELIUM 125. PUBLIC SERVICE OF INDIANA MARBLE HILL 1 05000546 PUR 1130 OHIO RIVER CMDCT 126. PUBLIC SERVICE OF INDIANA MARBLE HILL 2 05000547 FUR 1130 OHID RIVER CMDCT 127. PUBLIC SERVICE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE SEADROOK 1 05000443 FUR 1200 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 128. PUBLIC SERVICE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE SEADROOK 2 05000444 PUR 1200 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THPU 129. PUBLIC SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA BLACK FOX 1 05000556 EUR 1150 VERIGRIS RIVER MECH DR CL TUR 130. PUBLIC SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA BLACK FOX 2 05000557 BWR 1150 VERIGRIS RIVER MECH DR CL TWR 131. PUGET SOUND POWER 8 LIGHT SKAGIT 1 05000522 BUR 1277 RANNEY COLLECTOR COOLING TOWERS 132. PUGET SOUND POWER 8 LIGHT SKAGIT 2 05000523 BUR 1277 RANNEY COLLECTOR COOLING TOMERS 133. ROCHESTER GAS.1 ELECTRIC GINNA 05000244 FUR 0490 LAKE ONTARIO ONCE THRU

'134. ROCHESTER GAS 8 ELECTRIC STERLING 1 05000485 PUR 1153 COOLING LAKE 135. SACRAMENTO MUN. UTIL. DISTRICT RANCHO SECO 1 05000312 PUR 0913 FOLSON CANAL COOLING TOWERS 136. SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 8 GAS SUMMER 1 05000395 FUR 0900 MONTICELLO RESERVOIR ONCE THRU 137. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON SAN ONOFRE 1 05000206 FUR 0430 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 138. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON SAN ONOFRE 2 05000361 PUR 1140 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 139. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISDN SAN ONOFRE 3 05000362 PUR 1140 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 140. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY BELLEFONTE 1 05000438 FWR 1213 GUNTERVILLE RES CCHNDCT 14 1.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY BELLEFONTE 2 05000439 FUR 1213 GUNTHERVILLE RES CCHNDCT 142. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY BROUNS FERRY 1 05000259 BUR 1067 TENNESSEE RIVER ONCE THRU 143. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY BROUNS FERRY 2 05000260 BWR 1067 TENNESSEE RIVER ONCE THRU 14 4.

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY BROWNS FERRY 3 05000296 BUR 1067 TENNESSEE RIVER ONCE THRU 145. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY HARTSVILLE 1 05000515 BUR 1233 COOLING TOWERS CCNDCT I46. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY HARTSVILLE 2 05000519 BUR 1233 COOLING TOMERS CCNDCT 147. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY HARTSVILLE 3 05000520 BWR 1233 COOLING TOMERS.

CCNDCT 148. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY HARTSVILLE 4 05000521 DWR 1233 COOLING TCUERS CCNDCT I49. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY THIPPS BEND 1 05000553 BWR 1233 HOLSTON RIVER 150. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY PHIPPS BEND 2 05000554' BUR 1233 HOLSTON RIVER 151. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY SEQUDYAH I 05000327 PUR 1148 CHICKAMAUGA LAKE ONCE THRU 152. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY SEQUDYAH 2 05000328 PUR 1143 CHICKAMAUGA LAKE ONCE THRU 153. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY UATTS BAR 1 05000390 PUR 1177 TENNESSEE RIVER CC,HNDCT 154. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY UATTS BAR 2 05000391 PUR 1177 TENNESSEE RIVER CC,HNDCT 155. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY YELLON CREEK 1 05000566 PUR 1300 YELLOW CRK EMBAY.

MDCT 156. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY YELLOW CREEK 2 05000567 PUR 1300 YELLOM CRK EMDAY.

MDCT 157. TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING COMANCHE PEAK 1 05000445 PUR 1150 SQUAU CREEK RES CC ART 158. TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING C0f1ANCHE PEAK 2 05000446 rUR 1150 SQUA11 CREEK RES CC ART 159. TOLEDO EDISON DAVIS-BESSE 1 05000346 PUR 0906 LAKE ERIE HSDCT 160. UNION ELECTRIC CALLAUAY 1 05000483 FUR 1120 COOLING POND 16 1.

UNIDH ELECTRIC CALLAUAY 2 05000435 PUR 1120 COOLING POND 162. VER*10NT YANKEE NUCLEAR POWER VER"0NT YANKEE 1 05000271 BWR 0514 CONNECTICUT RIVER CC CT p

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UTILITY REACTOR DOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCE COOLING METHOD 163. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC 8 POWER NORIH ANNA 1 05000338 F1:R 0907 LAKE ANNA CNCE THRU 164. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC 8 POWER HOPTH ANNA 2 05000339 Pt:R 0907 LAKE ANNA ONCE TilRU 165. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC 8 POWER NORTH ANNA 3 05000404 Pl!R 0907 LAKE ANNA CNCE THRU 166. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC 8 POWER NORTH ANNA 4 05000405 FMR 0907 LAKE ANNA DNCE THRU 167. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC & POWER SURRY 1 35000230 PWR 0733 JAMES RIVER DNCE TNRU 168. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC 8 POWER CO.

SURRY 2 05000281 PUR 3733 JA*lES RI'JER ONCE THRU 169. WASHINGTON P.P.S.S.

WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 1 05000460 FUR 1213 COLU".BIA RIVER ONCE THRU 17 0. M ASHINGT ON P.P. S. S.

WAS111NGTON NUCLEAR 2 05000397 BUR 1103 MECH?,NICAL TOWERS COOLING TOWERS 171. MASHINGTON P.P.S.S.

WASHINGTCH NUCLEAR 3 0500050S PUR 1242 CHEll ALIS RIVER NATURAL DRAFT 172. WASHINGTON P.P.S.S.

WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 4 05000513 PUR 1213 COLUBI A RIVER ONCE TilRU 173. WASHINGTON P.P.S.S.

W?.SHINGTON NUCLEAR 5 05000509 PUR 1242 CHEHiLIS RIVER HATURAL DRAFT 174. WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE KEWAUNEE 05000305 PUR 0541 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU 175. WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN ELECTRIC POINT BEACH 1 05000256 PWR 0497 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU 176. WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN EL ECTRIC POINT SEACH 2 05000301 PUR 0497 LAKE MICHIGAN CNCE THRU 177. YANKEE ATOMIC ELECTRIC YANKEE-RCUE 1 05000029 PUR 0175 DEERFIELD RIVER ONCE THRU CC HNDCT = Closed cycle hyperbolic natural draft cooling tower CC

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