ML20011E461

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Advises of No Unit 1 Concerns Not Being Tracked by Insp Repts or Other Public Records,Per 891011 Request.Comments Re SALP Process Listed
ML20011E461
Person / Time
Site: Comanche Peak 
Issue date: 10/24/1989
From: Richins W
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Charemagne Grimes
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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MEMORANDUM FOR:

C. I. Grimes, Director Comanche Peak Project Division Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation FROM:

William D. Richins, Consultant Civil / Structural-Engineer c

SUBJECT:

IDENTIFICATION OF COMANCHE PEAK ISSUES In response to your memorandum dated October 11, 1989, to all CPPD staff.

I have no Comanche Peak Unit I concerns that are not currently being tracked by inspection. reports or other public records.

I have a good cooperative working relationship with Herb Livermore, Mike Runyan, and Bob Latta; such that my concerns are adequately addressed and documented by the staff here on site.

Regarding the SALP process, I have the following comments:.

I compiled the Construction and Corrective Action Programs section based on several informal discussions with the construction group here on site (Chen, Dale, Latta,.Richins, Runyan,andStanish).

Each individual had written input t

and reviewed the ' final product as it went to the SALP board.

i Joe Taylor also had the opportunity to review this section l

when he returned from time off. ;I believe that the group agreed with the contents of the section.

I rece hed very little guidance regarding which section (Construction and Corrective Action Programs, Engineering

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and Technical Support, etc.).. various applicant activities i

should be addressed in.

The result was, I believe, that several activities were moved to other sections by the SALP 3

board.

I perso'nnally wish the AFW events and the failure of the Borg-Warner check valves were more fully addressed by the SALP report as it went to the SALP board.

I realize, i

i however, that the AFW events were only part of the puzzle l

and that length constraints do not allow further detail.

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I I believe that the performance ratings were justified' and were unaffected by the changes made to the SALP report

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m IflI.can provide additional information, please contact me.

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William D. Richins', Consultant-

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Comanche Peak Project Division-Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation-

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