ML19350E501

Viewgraphs Entitled Applicable NRC Requirements for Guidance for Emergency Response

ML19350E501
Person / Time
Site:	Trojan File:Portland General Electric icon.png
Issue date:	06/17/1981
From:	Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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ML19350E406	List: ML19350E405 ML19350E501
References
TAC-43091, TAC-46059, TAC-46131, NUDOCS 8106230196
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APPLICABLENRCREQUIRFJERS m GulDANCE FOR EliERGENCY RESPONSE MJREG- 0654, REV 1 @vEG- 0610)

NUREG-0660 NUREG-0696 NLEG- 0700 (TO BE ISSUED)

NUREG- 0728 NUREG-0730 NUREG-0737 REG CtIDE - 1.23, REV.1 REG GUIDE - 1.97 REG GulDE - 1.89 (NUREG- 0588)

REGGulDE-1.100 REG GUIDE - 1.75

. REG GUIDE FOR OuALirr ASSURANCE C MTROL - 1.28, 1.3'1 1.38, 1.58,1.64,1.74,1.88,1.323,1.144 no 1.1L6 REGGUIDE-1.118 10CFR50.47ANDAPPENDIXE

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n'-%. ' s TSC AND EOF DATA SYSTEMS CURRENT PGE PROPOSAL e METEOROLOGICAL EFFLUENT PLANT PARAMETERS MONITORS PARAMETERS METEOROLOGY AND DOSE ASSESSMENT TSC COMPUTER COMPUTER e MET X/Q PLANT DATA DOSES DATA 9 + + + + v v EOF EOF TSC ROOld TSC ROOM

TSC AND EOF DATA SYSTEMS APRIL 1981 PGE PROPOSAL METEOROLOGICAL PLANT PARAMETERS PARAMETERS i f V METEOROLOGY COMPUTER TSC COMPUTER I MET X/O PLANT RELEASE DATA DATA RATES t + + CONTROL CONTROL TSC ROOM TSC ROOM i _I l f ALVERNATE ALTERNATF EOF EOF l EOF EOF L l l . ~,, -.,...

TSC BUILDING STRUCTURE PGE PROPOSAL NUREG-0696 CRITERIA DESIGN LOADI!4GS: WITHSTAND THE MOST ADVERSE 1. DEAD LOADS - ACTUAL WEIGHT C I A

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3. WIND LOADS - IROJAN FSAR 3.3'1: LANT INCLUDI ADEQUATE CAPA-HITH NDS 0 1 4. SgISMIC LOADS - 0.15G wlTH TORNADOES, AND (3 FLOODS. 'bPECTRAL ANALYSIS 5. FLOOD LOADS - THE STRUCTURE'IE-ABOVE THE 100-YEAR FLOOD ELEVATION, SO HYDROSTATIC L IIL!i ARE NOT CONSIDERED. APPLICABLE CODES AND STANDARDS:. 1. UBC WITH STATE OF OREGON INSERTS -2. ACI 318-77 "BUILDIL4G CODE MEQUIREMgNTS FOR MEINFORCED. CONCRETE 3. MANUAL OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION, 8TH ED. 4.~ANSIB58.1-1972"Bul_DINGCoDE FOR GINiMUM DESIGN _0 ADS"

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1. Reactivity Control' Neutron Flux Neutron Flux Operator Console C-02 2.- Rx Core Cooling RPV-LIS (BWR)

Vessel Level C-09 1/1/82- ~l- ~- Info. available .C-09 Yes or RX Outlet Temp. 'RTD Temp. (PWR). or

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RTD Hot Leg Cold Leg Temp. T/C .RCS Pressure w C-09 Yes RCS Pressure 3. RCS Integrity RCS Pressure - Available Cont. Sump Cont. Water C-09 1/1/82 Level Level Cont. High C-09, 1/1/82 4. Cont. Integrity Cont. Pressure Pressure Cont. Isolation Available Main-Yes Board Valve Position C-29 PRMs C-41 Yes Noble Cas 5. Radioactive Effluent Control Effluent Mon. Additional parameters on C-09

• Cont. High Range Radiation Monitor
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Cont. H2 Monitors KM/4mm7B7 4 l s n

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NUREG- 0654, APPENDIX 2 MILESTONE DATES VERSUS NRC GUIDANCE DATES DATM I, NUREG- 0654, APPENDIX 2, MILESTONES A. PLANS FOR EQUIPMENT UPGRADES 7/1/81 (1/1/82) B. INSTALLATION OF HARDWARE / SOFTWARE 3/1/82 (7/1/82) C. OPERATION CAPABILITY 7/1/82 /10/1/82) II. NRC GUIDANCE ON NUREG- 0654, APPENDIX 2 A. CLASS B MODEL STuoy 11/81 B. ISSUANCE OF REGULATORY 6UIDE 1.23, REVIS 0Y I. 11/81 C. CLASS A MODEL 6UIDANCE FOR VARYItJG IERRAINS 10/81 gPPha.SALOFMINICCMPUTERCAPABILITIESFOR 19/P.1 D. ETEOROLOGY ASPECTS OF tMERGENCY RESPONSE E. INTERMEDIATE-RANGE IRANSPORT EXPERIMENT RESULT 8 1982 VALUATION OF RE$L IIMS DISDERSION F0DELS IN 2 0 CONJUCTION WITF t. 1982

NUREG- 0654,' APPEN' dix 2 COMPENSATING ACTIONS A. PGE COMMITMENT ON MILES 10Nt 3 (32/23/81) 1.' PGE WILL OPERATE THL' CURRENT METEOROLOGICAL SYSTEM AS REQUIRED BY IECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 2. OPERABLE DOSE CALCULATION MODEL INCLUDING TERRAIN ADJUSTMENT FACTORS 3. DIRECT NRC ACCESS PROVIDED TO INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBLE FOR OFFSITE DOS ( PREDICTIONS. B. ADDITIONAL ACTIONS INCLUDED IN EMERGEMCY PLAN 1. 3ACKUP METHOD FOR ESTIMATING WIND SPEED, WIND. DIRECTION, AND ST ABIL ITY IF MET SYS1EM FAILS 2. PGE LOAD DISPATCHER HAS A DIRECT PHONE LINE TO NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

istiUt'.ii b4 A i ' f s. AGENDA PGE/NRC MEETING JUNE 15, 1981, 9:30 a.m. Room 6110, Maryland National Bank Building Bethesda, Maryland .I.~ EOF A. Location: Primary EOF (VIC) plus backup EOF (St Helens). .B. Technical data system: Data required in EOF. II. TSC-A. Technical data system: dinimumdataset. B. Building: NRC approval of PGE's design in general. III. SPDS Seismic backup SPDS display system (i.e., acceptable set of parameters). IV. Meteorological Data System (NUREG-0654, Appendix 2) A. Class A dispersion model. B. Mitigating actions required as of 4/1/81. ATTENDEES: PGE: W. S. Orser Manager Technical Functions T. D. Walt Manager Radiological Engineering Branch G. A. Zimmerman Manager Licensing Branch Westinghouse: Gene Strussion Licensing Jim Little May Wright General Physics (Human Factors considerations) Don Burgy Manager Human Factors Engineering Catherine D. Gaddy Haman Factors Engineer KH/4sh5A28 r. -w -.}}