ML19338F375
| ML19338F375 | |
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| Site: | Crane  |
| Issue date: | 10/14/1980 |
| From: | Reid R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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UNITED, STATES'0F AMERICA
- NUCLEAR REGULATORY COPEISSION BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD
-In'the' Matter of'
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METROPOLITAN EDISON COMPA!;Y, ET AL.
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. Docket No. 50-289
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(Three' Mile' Island Nuclear
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Station, Pait No.:1)
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'fl.C STAFF TESTIMONY OF ROBERT W. REID RELATIVE TO STAFF'S POSITION ON NUREG-0667 (Board Question 7)
Question 7.
-(Tr.-2396) Following the investigation of the Crystal River incident, the staff issued NUREG-0667, " Transient Response of Babcock and Wilcox-Designed Reactors". Which of the recom-
- mendations in Table 2.1 of that report does the staff believe should be implemented for TMI-l prior.to start-up, which should be included in the long-term actions, and which, if any, are not Jneeded for TMI-l and why not?
> Answer:
- The Director, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation has deter-mined that.the reconnendations in Table 2.1 of NUREG-0667 will be; implemented a' defined in'a.' memorandum from Roger J. Mattson s
to Harold R. Denton', dated August 8,'1980, " Review of Final
~ Report of the B&W Reactor Transient Response Task Force"(NUREG-0667).
The' schedule for implementation.of these recommendations has not j
- been : established. Therefore we are presently unable to state
- which,'if. any, ~ of-the recommendations must be' implemented prior -
to restart.
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ROBERT L'.
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PROFESSIONAL OUALIFICATIONS DIVISION-0F OPERATING' REACTORS
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My name' is Robert k'. Reid. - I am Chief, Operating Reactors
' Branch No. '4,-'U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
My duties _
l include the review and the supervision of the reviews of all reactor safet.y end environmental considerations for the reactors assigned to the' Branch which I supervise.
- 1. received a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from OregonL State University in 1950.
After graduation, I worked for' the General Electric Company, and -
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Douglas United Nuclear Company for 21 years as an enginee-and manager performing technical support activities-in support of the operation of 'the Atomic Energy Commission's plutoniu-: production reactors.
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.was responsible.for performing reactor safety analyses, prepara: ion of cperating restrictions ~, incident reviews, performance analysis and modification reviews as an indivicual contributor and as manager.
In 19711I joined the Regulatory ' staff of the Atomic Energy Cw.ission- (now th.e Nuclear Regulatory Commission) as a Project Manager m:nc thef responsibility of ali regA atory matters for the reactors a ssigned to;me.
In~ August 1975, I was designated as Chief,.0perating
' Reactors Branch !4. -In this capacity'I am responsible for the review (e.nc -the supervision of-the review of: all' regulatory matters, inciucing.
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reactori safety and envi) onmer. tai for ' the reactors assigned.
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