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ML20003D102
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Issue date: 03/11/1981
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RESOURCES FOR LICENSING REC 0VERY DLAN ASSilMPTIONS 11 MONTH HEARING DROCESS RENEFITS MINIMIZE DELAYS ON CY 1981 AND 1982 OLs PREVENT DELAYS ON 1983 OLs EXPEDITE REVIEWS OF NEAR TERM cps AVOIDS 92 REACTOR MONTHS DELAY USING APPLICANT FilEL LOAD DATES AVOIDS 39 REACTOR MONTHS DELAY USING NRC FilEL LOAD DATES ADDITIONAL LICENSING STAFF NEEDED 125 PROPESSIONALS 8 SECRETARIAL i

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2 SOURCES FOR ADDITIONAL LICENSING STAFF SOURCE PROFESSIONAL 1.

DEFER NRR PROJECTS THRU FY 1982 10 2.

CONTRACT NON-CASEWORK NRR PROJECTS 18 3.

NRR MANDATORY OVERTIME 14 4.

TRANSFER NRR PROJECTS TO OTHER OFFICES 12 5.

HEW HIRES (FOR NRR 8 OTHER OFFICES) 19 6.

TRANSFER STAFF FROM OUTSIDE NRR 26 7

ADDITIONAL LIC. TECH. ASSISTANCE (LABS) 26*

TOTAL PROF'L 125 ADDITIONAL SECRETARIAL SUPPORT 8

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I IADDITIONAL CONTRACTING APPROXIMATELY

$4.8 MILLION FY 1981

$7.6 MILLION FY 1982 a

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4 RES 5*

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SUMMARY

OF WORK UNDERTAKEN BY SD FOR NRR NRR E0llIVALFNT WORK DESCRIPTION DIV.

PROFESSI6NALS 1.

SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION PROGRAM SUPPORT DE 0.5 SEP TOPIC lli-1.

CLASSIFICATION OF

' STR UCTUR ES, COMPONENTS, e::D SYSTEMS 2.

GENERIC ISSUES DE 0.5 B-27) IMPLEMENTATION OF USE OF SUBSECTION NF, ASME BOILER AND PRESSURE CODE, SEC. 3 A-14)

FLAW DETECTION A-20)

IMPACTS OF COAL FUEL CYCLE l

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OF WORK _IINDERTAKEN BY RES FOR NRR NRR EQUIVALENT WORK DESCRIPTION

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GENERIC ISSUES DE 1

B-6) LOADS, LOAD COMBINATIONS, STRESS LIMITS B-25)

P IPING BENCHMARK PROBLEMS B-28)

RADIONUCLIDE/ SEDIMENT TRANSPORT B-29)

EFFECTIVENESS OF ULTIMATE HEAT SINKS B-30)

DESIGN BASIS FLOODS SECY-80-325) RADIATION EFFECTS ON RPV SUPPORTS.

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IOPICAL REPORTS INVOLVING GENERAL SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS B)

CALCULATIONS AND CODE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT CONCERNING LOSS OF COOLANT ACCIDENTS, STE AM LINE BREAKS, AND FEED-l WATER.LINE BREAKS.

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VARIOUS STUDIES CONCERNING CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS, CORE PERFORMANCE, ACCIDENT EVALUATION, REACTOR SYSTEMS, AND IN-STRUMENTATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS.

3C SilMMADY OF WORK liNDERTAKFN BY IE FOR NRR NRR E0tlIVALENT WORK DESCRIPTION

DIV, PROFESSIONALS 1.

PERFORM NRR OPERATING EXPERIENCE DL 3

EVALilATION 9 RANCH FilNCTIONS 2,

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OF WORK UNDERTAKEN BY IE FOR NRR AFFECTED PROGRAM IMPACT STAFF YEARS

  • OPERATIONS CENTER DUTY NRR NO LONGER PROVIDES 0FFICER COVERAGEj WORKLOAD SHIFTS TO IE 2.5 OPERATING EXPERIENCE WORKLOAD SHIFTS TO IE 3

EVALUATION SER REVIEW (12 PLANTS)

WORKLOAD SHIFTS TO IE 7

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STAFF YEARS REFL5CT IE RESOURCES REQUIRED.

TOTAL NRR RESOURCES FREED'UP EQUAL TO E SY.

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4 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE REQUIRED MECH. ENGINEERS 6

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6 HEALTH PHYSICIST 1

NUCLEAR ENGINEER 4

NUCLEAR SYSTEMS ENG.

5 HUMAN FACTORS ENG.

2 ENV. ENG.

1 QUALITY ASSURANCE 1

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DELAY SITING AND DESIGN ASPECTS OF HlY RULEMAKING BY TWO-THREE MONTHS DELAY DEVELOPMENT OF REG. GUIDES ON HYDROLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HlF, llF AND URANIUM RECOVERY BY 12-211 MONTHS LWR SAFETY RESEARCH DELAY PWR BLOWDOWN HEAT IRANSFER PROGRAM, CORE-THERMAL-HYDRAULIC MODEL DEVELOPMENT, LICENSING CODE AUDIT BY LESS THAN SIX MONTHS CUT BACK MANAGEMENT COORDINATION OF SC/ERE ACCIDENT SEOUENCE ANALYSIS AND DELAY BY LESS THAN SIX MONTHS DELAY RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT OF AUX. FEEDWATER SYSTEM TO SEISMIC EVENTS BY LESS THAN SIX MONTHS CANCEL MONITORING OF INDUSTRY TEST PROGRAM ON SAFETY AND RELIEF VALVES REACTOR VF.SSEL FRACTURE DELAY REGULATIONS ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESS TOUGHNESS STANDARDS REOUIREMENTS AND SURVEILLANCE BY 18 MONTHS

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DAMAGE AND FLAWS AT STRUCTURAL DISCONTINUITIES BY 18 MONTHS OPERATING DATA REDUCED REVIEW OF FOREIGN INCIDENTS ONE YEAR DELAY IN INCORPORATING FOREIGN INFO INTO AE0D DATA BASE AND DEVELOPING INTERNATIONALLY COORDINATED SAFETY DATA SYSTEM FUEL CYCLE AND MATERIAL SAFETY IRANSPORTATION CERTIFICATION BACKLOG OF NORMAL e

AND SPECIAL TYPE B PACKAGE REVIEWS WILL INCREASE DECOMMISSIONING DELAYS IN RULE, POLICY STATEMENT AND GEIS BY SIX TO NINE MONTHS

' EMERGENCY PLANNING DELAY PROGRAM TO IMPROVE METEOROLOGICAL MODELS BY THREE MONTHS

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NRR DEFERRED PROGRAMS IMPACT TMl ACTION PLAN IMPLEMENTATION ITEMS (10)

DEFER FOR 18 MONTHS (SEE CHART 7A)

DEVELOPMENT ITEMS (6)

UEFER FOR 18 MONTHS (SEE CHART 73)

OPERATING REACTOR. PROJECTS (4)

DEFER FOR 18 MONTHS (SEE CHART'7C)

GENERIC ISSUES (26)

DEFER FOR 18 MONTHS (SEE CHART 70)

DEVELOP METHODOLOGIES FOR SYSTEM INTERACTION REVIEWS DEFER FOR 18 MONTHS

7A A.

TMI ACTION PLAN IMPLEMENTATION 1.

I.A 4.1 SIMULATION IMPROVEMENTS 2.

I.B.1.1 MANAGEMENT CHANGES FOR OPERATING REACTORS 1

3.

I.D 2 CONTROL ROOM DESIGN - PLANT SAFETY PARAMETER DISPLAY CONSOL (DELAY OF REVIEWS FOR OPERATING PLANTS) 4.

I.D.3 SAFETY SYSTEM STATUS 5.

I.A.2.5 PLANT DRILLS 6

I.A.2.7 ACCREDITION OF TRAINING PROGRAM i

7.

I.A 3.2 OPERATOR LICENSING PROGRAM CHANGES l

(DELAY OF REGIONALIZATION PROGRAM DUE TO HIRING FREEZE) 8.

l.k.3.4 TRAINING AND OUALIFICATION OF OPERATING PERSONNEL l

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TMI ACTION PLAN DEVELOPMENT l

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I.A,3,2 OPERATOR LICENSING PROGRAM l

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I.A,4,1 SIMULATOR IMPROVEMENTS l

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I.3.1.1 MANAGEMENT FOR OPERATION (LONG-IERM IMPROVEMENTS) l 4.

II.J,3,1 MANAGEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN 5.

I.D,3 SAFETY SYSTEM STATUS MONITORING 6.

I.G,2 REASSESSMENT OF PREOP, AND LOW POWER TESTING - SCOPE 2 FY 82, ASSESS OF SRP 14 EXPAND TO OP, REACTOR TOTAL 1

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7C C.

DEFERRAL OF OPERATIf1G REACTOR ITEMS EXAMPLES i

1.

SAN ONOFRE 1 HEALTH PHYSICS REORGANIZATION REVIEW (WILL BE DEFERRED UNTIL REVIEW 0F SAN ONOFRE 2/3 l

ORGANIZATION) l 2.

SURRY FUEL ENRICHMENT - ACCIDENT ANALYSIS WILL BE DEFERRED.

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ANY ROUTINE RADIATION EXPOSURE AND SHIELDING DESIGN REVIEWS OF OPERATING REACTORS WILL BE DEFERRED 18 l

MONTHS

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PLUM BROOx REACTOR DISMANTLING ACCIDENT ANALYSIS, IF ONE IS NEEDED, WILL BE DEFERRED 18 MONTHS i

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DEFERRAL 0F GENERIC ISSUES A.

DEFERRAL OF 20 CATEGORY B GENERIC ISSUES AND 2 CATEGORY

'C' GENERIC ISSUES.

TEN OF THE DEFERRALS ARE SAFETY RELATED EXAMPLES - INSERVICE INSPECTION CRITERIA FOR SUPPORTS AND BOLTING OF CLASS 1, 2, 3 AND MC COMPONENTS (B-47)

MONITORING FOR EXCESSIVE VIBRATION INSIDE THE REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL (B-73)

DAM FAILURE MODEL (B-31)

INSERVICE INSPECTION CRITERIA FOR CONTAINMENT (B-49)

BWR CRD MECHANICAL FAILURE (COLLECT HOUSING) (B-48) a i

ASSESSMENT OF INELASTIC ANALYSIS IECHNIQUES (B-51)

STORM SURGE MODEL'FOR COASTAL SITES (C-14) t.

gQ DECOMMISSIONING OF REACTORS (B-64)

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REQUIREMENTS FOR POST-0BE INSPECTION (B-50) wp ICE EFFECTS ON SAFETY-RELATED WATER SUPPLIES (B-32)

-IWELVE OF THE DEFERRALS ARE ENVIRONMENTALLY RELATED, i

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ELECTRICITY DEMANDS BY STATE, ETC.)

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B. -DEFERRAL OF PORK ON FOUR ITEMS (CONSIDERED AN USI BY ACRS OR AE0D) FOR 18 MONTHS 1.

BWR JET PUMP INTEGRITY 2.

FLOW INDUCED VIBRATING 3.

DESIGN' CHECK AND AUDIT OF BALANCE OF PLANT EQUIPMENT 4.

END-OF-LIFE AND MAINTENANCE CRITERIA l

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$ (M) 3.6' CONTRACT NON-LIC. PROJECTS 1.0 CONTRACT OPERATOR LIC.

7.8 AD'DITIONAL LICENSING TECH. ASSISTANCE 0.3 ADDITIONAL TRAVEL

$12.7-TOTAL

.POSSIBLE SOURCES

$ 2.0 FY 1980 UNOBLIGATED CARRYOVER

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0.5 PRIOR YEAR DE0BLIGATIONS

'2.0 NDL 3.0 FY 81 RESEARCH 1.0 TERA / ADMIN. SPT. GENERAL REDUCTION IN FY 81 2.0 FY 1981 UNOBLIGATED CARRYOVER

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FY 1982 REPROGRAMMING

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