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?XL-June 24, 1983 For:
The Commissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO
Subject:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING JUNE 17, 1983 A summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Commissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Enclosure Contents Administration A
Nuclear Reactnr Regulation B
Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguaras C
Inspection and Enforcement D
Nuclear Regulatory Research E
Executive Legal Director F*
I International Programs G
State Programs H
Resource Management I*
Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J
Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K*
Regional Offices L*
CRGR Monthly Report M*
Executive Director for Operations N*
Items Addressed by the Commission 0
Meeting Notices P
- No input this week.
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Contact:
ONLY T. A. Rehm, EDO 492-7781
O HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT l
Week Ending June 17, 1983 l
Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania NMSS staff members met with DOE representatives in Albuquerque, New Mexico on
. June 9, 1983 to discuss NRC comments on the draft of the Final Environmental Impact Statement for remedial action at Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania.
Briefing on Siting Guidelines On June 27, 1983, the NRC staff will be briefed by DOE on the status of their development of the siting guidelines that are required by Section 112(a) of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982.
Part of the briefing will be for the purpose of discussing the revisions that were made to DOE's February 7, 1983 proposed siting guidelines as a result of the public comments that were received.
Classified Safeguards Program Transnuclear, Inc. submitted a revised security plan for their White Plains, New York and Falls Church, Virginia facilities, consistent with the provisions of 10 CFR Part 95.
Significant Enforcement Action An Order to Show Cae:e for licensee revocation and immediately effective suspen-sion was issued to American Testing Laborateries, Inc. on June 13, 1983.
lE Information Notice 83-38 Defective Heat Sink Adhesive and Seismically Induced Chatter in Relays Within Printed Circuit Cards was issued June 13, 1983 to all nuclear power reactor facilities holding an operating license or a construction permit.
Council on Economic Priorities (CEP) Publication The Office of General Counsel, DOE, requested that Norman Eisenberg, Risk Analyst, DRA, provide testimony for DOE about the Council on Economic Priorities (CEP) publication, "The Next Nuclear Gamble."
JUN 17.1993
O 0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending June 17, 1983 i
ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM 0F INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision Received 391 18 Granted 248 2
Denied 55 10 Pending 88 6
ACTIONS THIS UEEK Received Sally Duke, Requests a copy of a memorandum dated April 13,1983 to Stone & Webster William J. Dircks,
Subject:
Test Facility Accreditation:
Engineering Corporation Alternate Plans.
(83-315)
Jim Pedro, Requests a report entitled, " Westinghouse Advanced PWR NUS Corporation Licensing Control Document" dated August 1982.
(83-316)
Robert W. Cozzens, Requests infc,rmation on Reactor and Senior Reactor Wayne Associates, Operators.
Inc.
(83-317) 4 (NRC employee)
Requests documents regarding Vacancy Announcement No.
(83-318) 83-2188-5.
Harold A. Rogers Requests documents regarding the release of radiofodine (83-319) and other halogens during a reactor accident.
Jim Detjen, Requests copies of the transcripts of closed Commission The Philadelphia meetings between August 27, 1981 and May 10, 1983 Inquirer regarding the restart of Three Mile Island, Unit 1.
(83-320)
Dave West Requests a list of training officers and plant managers.
(83-321)
David M. Fuqua, Requests all documents relating to alterations by ITT Wallace, Hilburn, Grinnell Corporation of radiographs of welds in piping Clayton, Calhoon &
subassemblies.
Forster, Ltd.
(83-322)
CONTACT:
J. M. Felton 492-7211 ENCLOSURE A JUN 171983
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Rsceived, Cont'd Karen Oi, Requests a copy of the NRC's organizational chart, telephone State of the Art book and listing of personnel by position and/or office.
Seminars (83-323)
V. V. Schade, Requests a copy of the contract and successful proposal ORI, Inc.
awarded to Analysis and Technology under NRC-03-83-107.
(83-324)
Lynn M. Danielson, Requests four listed documents regarding the TMI Restart; MHB Technical SECY-83-988, " Region I Task Force Report on S~alem Unit 1 Associates ATWS Events"; and SECY-83-98D, " Salem Restart (83-325)
Eval ua tion. "
Michael J. Veiluva, Requests six listed documents in the NRC file labeled, Attorney-At-Law
" Camp Parks."
(83-326)
Richard F. Blackmon, Requests, on behalf of an NRC employee, a printout of NTEU Steward official personnel transactions involving the employee (83-327) between January 1,1983 and May 30, 1983 and a printout listing all personnel of the Office of Inspection and Enforcement as of May 30, 1983 by name, position, grade, job series and bargaining unit eligibility /non-eligioility.
Anne Rapkin, Requests all criteria, policies, or interpretations, As:istant Attorney other than 10 CFR Part 40, Appendix A, relating to General, State of the disposal of uranium or thoriun mill tailings; all Illinois intra-agency and inter-agency memoranda relating to (83-328) communications with Kerr-McGee Chemical Corporation concerning the draft and final environmental statements in Docket No. 40-2061; documents to and from Kerr-McGee other than " Comments on Kerr-McGee Chemical Corporation" dated July 30, 1982, regarding said draft and final environmental statements; and all records of comunications with Kerr-McGee regarding said draft and final environmental statements.
(An individual requesting Requests seven categories of records regarding the SES information) position, Director, Office of Investigations.
(83-329)
Michael Knapik, APPEAL TO THE EDO for the release of the DOE /NRC Forms McGraw-Hill 741 filed since January 1982 detailing the movement Publications of South African origin material from DOE's uranium (83-A-12-83-9) enrichment facilities to any U.S. fuel fabricator.
ENCLOSURE A JUN 171983
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Granted Kelly Dunn, In response to a request for three categories of Beers & Dixon documents regarding NRC's consultations with the (83-153)
Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) promulgation of standards for remedial actions at inactive uranium processing sites, made available 15 documents.
Informed the requester that we have referred documents to the EPA and the DOE for their disclosure determinations and direct response to her.
Debra D. Mcdonald, In response to a request for copies of the radioactive Nuclear Pharmacy materials license application, the license, and all Incorporated correspondence relating to Ganma Diagnostics, made (83-217) available 78 documents.
Steven C. Sholly, In response to a request for a copy of the Corral-2 Union of Concerned User's Manual by R. J. Burian and P. Cybulskis, and Scientists any records evaluating, discussing errors, uncertainties (83-231) in the output results, and the uses of the output results of the Corral-2 code, made available five documents.
Steven C. Sholly, In response to a request for three categories of documents Union of Concerned regarding Seabrook Units 1 and 2, made available two Fcientists documents.
(83-239)
Mary Sinclair In response to a request for docunents concerning the (83-260) release of a draft inspection report to Consumers n-Power Company concerning the Midland Nuclear Power Plant, made available two documents.
Philip Chandler, In response to a request for copies of nonproprietary CERES Technology, Inc.
versions of successful proposals under Request for (83-264)
Proposal Nos. RS-NMS-82-029 and RS-NMS-82-041/042, made available the proposals under RS-NMS-82-041/042.
Informed the requester that the solicitation under RS-NMS-82-029 was cancelled.
(WRC employee)
In response to a request for documents pertaining to (83-275)
Vacancy Announcement No. 83-2116-7 and the RES FY 1983/84 staffing plan, made available eight documents.
Informed the requester that the FY 1984 staffing plan has not been submitted, nor approved.
Teresa S. Barnhart, In response to a request for copies of the approved NTEU Steward staffing plans for the Office of Nuclear Material (83-277)
Safety and Safeguards for FY 82, 83, and 84, made available the approved FY 83 plan.
Informed the requester that there is no approved staffing plan for 1982 or 1984.
JUN 171983 ENCLOSURE A
4 Granted, Cont'd Kimberly Armstrong Newman, In response to a request for a copy of the nonproprietary
-Debevoise & Liberman versions of the winning technical proposals under (83-292)
NRC contracts RS-NRR-83-107, RS-0RM-83-500 and ED0-83-426, informed the requester that NRC-03-83-107 is already available at the PDR. Also, informed the requester that contracts have not yet been awarded under RFP ED0-83-426 and RFP RS-0RM-83-500.
(NRC employee)
In response to a request for documents pertaining to (83-293)
NRC part-time employment goals and programs, made available two documents.
Andrea K. Wilson, In response to a request for specific information Environmental Congress concerning Dow Chemical Company's incineration of of Mid-Michigan radioactive waste, made available 14 documents, (83-294)
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Paul V. Nowacek, In response to a request for a list of all contractors
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Control Data who have been awarded contracts since 1979, made Corporation available a copy of the requested list.
(83-295)
Albert D. Nemecek, Jr.
In response to a request for a copy of contract No.
(83-297)
NRC-05-81-265, informed the requester that this contract is already available at the PDR.
V. V. Schade, Informed the requester that FRC Contract No. 03-83-107 and ORI, Inc.
the nonproprietary versien of the proposal are already (83-324) available at the PDR.
Denied L. R. Blair In response to a request for seven categories of (83-224) documents concerning the NRC Document Control System contract, made available 11 documents. Denied four documents in their entirety containing confidential business (proprietary) information.
(NRC employee)
In response to a request for four categories of (83-261) information regarding a Discrimination Complaint filed by an NRC employee, made available one document.
Denied the remainder of the records in their entirety because disclosure of this information would constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.
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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEK ENDING JUNE 17, 1983 l
RFP ISSUED RFP No.: RS-RES-83-176 Titl e': " Support Services for Research and Evaluation of Severe Accident Phenomenon and Mitigation"
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Description:==
The contractor will perform research on the likelihood and physical nature of the radiological release which is a possible consequence of a range of nuclear power plant accidents.
Period of Performance: 36 months Sponsor: Office cf Nuclear Regulatory Research Status: RFP issued on June 6,1983. Proposals due July 20, 1983 PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.: RS-NMS-83-041 Title : "Hydrogeologic Evaluations" Descripticn: Provide snvironmental, hydrogeologic, and engineering assessments of impacts on ground water from e(isting and proposed low-level v;aste dispacal facilities; environmental, hydrogeologic, cnd engineering evaluations of environmental impact studies for UMTRAP sites; and participate in the preparation of technical position papers and associated regulatory guides for low-level waste disposal for uranium extraction facilities.
Period of Performance: Two years Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Materials Safety and Safeguards Status: Best and Final offers are due on June 22, 1983 RFP No.: RS-0RM-83-500
Title:
" Cost Analyses of Proposed Changes in NRC Requirements"
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Description:==
Identify and estimate the costs in monetary terms of proposed changes in NRC regulatory requirements.
Period of Performance: One year Sponsor: Office of Resource Management Status: The competitive range has been established and negotiations are scheduled for the week of June 13, 1983.
CONTRACT AWARDED Contract No.: NRC-03-83-093 Titl e : " Severe Accident Core / Vessel / Containment Interactions"
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Description:==
The contractor shall evaluate potential interactions between the reactor care and other surrounding materials in water reactors under 'avere accident conditions.
Period of Performance. 24 months Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Status: Cost Reimbursement contract awarded to Purdue Research Foundation, Purdue University in the amount of $437,370.00 effective June 16, 1983.
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Weekly Information Report Division of Contracts CONTRACT AWARDED - Cont'd Contract No.: NRC-10-83-350 Titl e: " Update of NRC Rules and Regulations"
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Description:==
The contractor will provide timely, complete and accurate preparation of camera-ready copy for monthly supplements to the publication entitled, "NRC Rules and Regulations."
(This requirement is being satisfied by an 8(a) firm).
Period of Performance: 12 months after effective date of contract Sponsor: Office of Administration Status: Cost-Plus-Fixed Fee contract awarded to Metrotec, Inc., a small disadvantaged business under the 8(a) program in the amount of
$61,250.00 effective June 8,1983.
Contract No. : NRC-10-83-341 Titl e : " Final Safety Analysis Reports" (FSAR's)
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Description:==
To turnish a subscription service for the Final Safety Analysis Reports for all operating power reactors and all power reactors under construction which are in the review process.
Period of Performance: 26 months Sponsor: Office of Administration
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Status: A fixed-price (requirements) type contract was awarded to Information Handling Se vices in the ceiling amount of $75,000 effective June 13,1983.
Contract No. : NRC-33-83-458 Titl e :
" Programming, Training, Conversion, and Implementation of the Facility Control System (FACS)"
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Description:==
The contractor shall provide the NRC with an automated system from which weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly reports can be generated and current facility information may be queried.
Period of Performance: 90 days Sponsor: Office of Resource Management Status: A Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee type contract was awarded to Boeing Computer Services Company in the amount of $35,776.00 effective June 17, 1983.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE NRC-G-04-83-005 Titl e : " Criteria and Procedures for low Level Radioactive Waste Management"
Description:
This proposal shall provide guidance and procedures for the licensing of incinerators and compaction units for waste volume reduction and evaluate low-level waste streams which may not require disposal in a disposal facility.
Period of Performance: May 1,1983 through April 30, 1985 Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status: Grant awarded to Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc.
in the amount of $20,755.00 effective 6/7/83.
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.4 DIVISION OF SECURITY ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending June 17, 1983 TMI-l Hearing SEC coordinated security arrangements for a Commission hearing regarding TMI-1, which was held at H Street.
10 CFR Part 25 Final rule package changing the publication of fee schedule from December to July was signed by the ED0 on June 6,1983.
Classified Safeguards Program,
Transnuclear, Inc., submitted a revised security plan for their White Plains, NY, and Falls Church, VA, facilities, consistent with the provisions of 10 CFR Part 95.
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NRC TMI PROGRAM 0FFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT FOR June 12 - 18, 1983 AUXILIARY AND FUEL HANDLING BUILDING ACTIVITIES:
The major ongoing activity in the Auxiliary and Fuel Handling Buildings (AFHB) continues to be the decontamination of the 282' elevation.
Cleaning of the Auxiliary Building floor drains commenced this week on the 328' elevation.
Expansion of the decontamination facility continued with the installation of windows and skylights and continued work on the shell structute.
Large sections of duct work were also moved into place for installation of the ventilation system.
Supporting procedures governing the operation and use of the newly purchased decontamination equipment are still in the licensee review chain.
Routine trash compaction and tool separation / decontamination continued in support of other tasks and activities presently in progress.
Fuel Handling Building crane mainte. ance is continuing with rail realignment expected to be completed in early July.
The release of this crane for use will permit the resumption of SDS liner shipments. The crane is necessary to transfer the shipping cask into the spent fuel pool, load the SDS liner, transfer both the cask and liner to the truck bay, and lead the cask on the shipping trailer.
REACTORBUILDINGACigl'IES:
The scope of, activities in the Reactor Building continued to be curtailed this week pending repair of the ruptured high pressure decontamination hose.
Four entries occurred during the week.
The major activity was the assessment and repair of the ruptured hose and its penetration (No. 561). This involved replacement and leak testing of the Reactor B0ilding penetration rupture disc and repairs to the high pressure decontamination hose. The hose should be returned to service beginning next week.
y Miscellaneous tasks performed were visual and photo surveys of the decontamina-tion work.
Equipment was staged to support upcoming planned tasks (e.g. LOCA duct decontamination).
Removal, replacement and repair of two of the closed circuit TV cameras were performed.
These cameras are part of an eight camera surveillance system which allows Command Center personnel to monitor workers inside containment. The camera locations are changed periodically to monitor tasks in various locations.
Trash removal and general housekeeping activities continued.
POLAR CRANE STATUS:
The NRC staff continues to review Reactor Building 5-ton hoist procedures for staging and installing shielding, and other miscellaneous tasks in containment.
The licensee has informed the NRC staff that amendments to the Polar Crane JUM 17 ENCLOSURE B
2 Safety Evaluation Report (SER), and the load test procedures will be submitted next week.
These amendments are in response to previous comments made by the TMIPO staff.
The TMIP0 staff will review these documents upon receipt from the licensee.
Approval for the load test will not be given until the investigation of the polar crane allegations by the NRC's Office of Investigation is complete.
A licensee Quality Control inspection identified undersize welds performed on the Head and Internals Handling Fixture Assembly.
This finding was reported in a Material Non-Conformance Report, and will be the subject of future discussions between GPU and NRC staff.
DEFUELING PREPARATION ACTIVITIES:
The licensee has awarded the TMI-2 defueling contract to Westinghouse.
Defueling technical plans were discussed by the licensee and Westinghouse at a meeting on June 16-17, 1983, attended by Department of Energy and NRC staff.
Refurbishment and preparation of the "A" spent fuel po'ol for the eventual staging and tecporary storage of core fuel and debris continued this week.
The upper tank fill and drain flushing process is still in progress.
General area raoiatior. levels remain at 35 mR/hr.
Preparations continued for gaining access to the "A" spent fuel pool for tank renoval.
L1f t lugs have besq weiced to tne shield blocks and will be load
' tested as a prerequis'ite for removal.
Two shield blocks have been constructed
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for use outside the Fuel Handling 2uilding to load test a new beam for the Fuel Handling Building crane.
An SER (Safety Evaluation Report), covering heavy load drop and tank decontamin5 tion, is expected to be submitted to the NRC in late July.,
In support of the eventual underhead characterization and headlift, the NRC is presently reviewing numerous operating procedures related to RCS drain down and underhead characterization tasks.
NRC is still awaiting licensee response to 14 items needing further clarification with respect to the SER submitted for undertiead characterization.
The licensee plans to have all software completed as a prerequisite to starting RCS drain down.
It now appears that drain down will be initiated sometime in mid-July.
WASTE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES:
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SDS Liner Shioments.
No SDS shipments were made this week.
Spent fuel pool water inleakage was detected in SDS liner D20026 after the vacuum drying and catalyst additions were completed.
Leakage was suspected around the mechanical plug on the catalyst insertion vent line, and the plug was replaced.
Liner D20026 was re-dewatered (approximately l
50 gallons) and is currently being vacumm dryed.
This drying process will l
take approximately 10 days.
Liner D10011, which was previously vacuum i
dryed and. prepared for shipment, has not experienced water inleakage.
This liner is not scheduled for shipme_nt until July 5, because of the repair work on the Fuel Handling Building crane.
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EPICOR II Prefilter (PF) Shipments.
Three EPICOR 11 prefilters (PF-13, PF-15 and PF-17) were shipped f rom TMI to the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL) this week. These shipments represent 44, in a group of 50 liners, that have been sent to INEL over the past year.
One prefilter is scheduled for shipment next week.
Modifications will be made to the prototype gas sampler to accommodate the raised vent plugs on the final four EPIC 0R 11 prefilters.
The licensee anticipates having all prefilters shipped offsite by July 5, 1983.
SCHEDULE OF FUTURE ACTIVITIES:
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Primary system depressurization and draindown is tentatively scheduled for mid-July.
2.
Plans to sample the reactor coolant drain tank sludge will begin, at the i
earliest, in six weeks.
Characterization and removal of this material will follow.
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Plans to resample and characterize the Reactor Building basement sludge are also under consideration for this summer.
GPU is presently considering use of a specially developed remote sump sludge removal systeir which could be used for the eventual removal and disposal of the sludge.
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The renaioing two and one-half leadscrews are scheduled to be shipped from TMI in July to Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL).
Gamma scans
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NRC INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS OFFICE ASSIGNMENT Mr. Dominique Hennart has reported to the NRC TMIPO for a six month assignment.
Mr. Hennart fepresents the Belgian Centre d' Etude de L'Energie Nucleaire (CEN) and was assigned to TMI-2 by the NRC International Programs Office.
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.a APPENDIX 1 LIQUID EFFLUENT DATA GPU Nuclear Liquid effluents from the TMI site released to the Susquehanna River, after sampling and monitoring, were within regulatory limits and in accordance with NRC requirements and the City of Lancaster Agreement.
During the period June 10, 1983, through June 16, 1983, the effluents contained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point.
Individual effluent sources originating within Unit 2 contained minute amounts of radioactivity.
Calcula~tions indicate that less than 1.77 E-7 (0.00000018) of a curie of Cs-137 i -
was discharged.
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Lancaster Water Samples:
5 samples Coverir.g Period:
May 13 - May 17, 1983 Results:
Gamma Scan Negative TMI Water Samples:
6 samples Covering Feriod:
May 14 - May 21, 1983 Results:
Gamma Scan Negative l
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APPENDIX 2 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA EPA Environmental Data The EPA measures Kr-85 concentrations at several environmental monitoring stations and reported the following results:
Location May 13, 1983 - May 27, 1983 3
(pCi/m )
Goldsboro 25 Middletown 28 Yorkhaven 31 TMI Observation Center 27 Ne radiation above normally occurring background levels was detected in any of' the samples collected from the EPA's air and gamma rate networks during the period from June 7, 1983, through June 15, 1983.
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NRC Environmental Data The i&C contjnuous air sampler was taken out of service on June 17, 1983, for
- periodic maintenance and repairs. Results will be reported as soon as work is completed and the sampler is returned to service.
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APPENDIX 3 SHIPMENTS RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIALS /RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE On June 14, 1983, one 8-120 shipping cask containing EPICOR prefilter No. PF-15 was shipped to EG&G, Scoville, Idaho.
On June 15, 1983, one 8-120 shipping cask containing EPICOR prefilter No. PF-13 was shipped to EG&G, Scoville, Idaho.
On June 16, 1983, one box containing Unit 1 cloth smears from a reactor coolant valve were shipped to Babcock and Wilcox, Lynchburg, Viriginia.
On June 16, 1983, 90 dreas of conthminated laundry from Unit 1 and 2 Were shipped to Interstate Ur.iform, New Kensingtoa, Pennsylvania.
On June 17, 1983, One HN200 (Type B) cask containing Unit 2 EPICOR pref,ilter lir.er No.17 was shipped to EG&G, Scoville, Idaho.
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APPENDIX 4 4
WATER PROCESSING DATA t
Submerced Demineralizer System (SDS)
SDS began processing of Reactor Building sump water on June 3,1983.
This batch will consist of approximately 90,000 gallons.
Performance parameters will be included in the weekly status report upon completion of the batch.
EPICOR II EPICOR II procer3ed approxicately 32,5C0 gallons of SDS effluents during the week; the performance parameters are included in the table below.
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EPICOR Performance Parameters June 10, 1983 to June 1.1, 1983 4
4 Average Average Percent Radionuclide Influent Effluent Removed (uc/ml)
(uc/ml)
Cdsium 137-6.2x10-6 1.3x10-7 97.9 Strontium 90 6.7x10-4 1.9x10-5 97.2 Antimony 125 1.6x10-3 2.9x10-7
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APPENDIX 5 PLANT PARAMETERS
. Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) to Reactor Building ambient.
Available Core Cooling Mode:
Mini Decay Heat Removal (MDHR) system.
RCS Pressure Control Mode:
Standby Pressure Control System.
Major Parameters (as of 5:00 AM, June 17, 1983) (approximate values)
Average Incore Thermocouples*:
98 F**
Maximum Incore Thermocouple *:
122 F RCS Loop Temperatures:
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Hot Leg 80'F 82*F Co?d Leg (1) 13*F 60 F l
's (2) 79 F S1*F RCS Pressure:
64'psig Reactor Building:
Tempcrature:
81*F Pressure:
-0.7 psig Airborne Radionuclide Concentrations:
1.4 E-7 uCi/cc H3 (Tritium)
(sample taken 6/16/83) 1.6 E-9 uCi/cc particulates (predominately Cs-137)
(sample taken 6/16/83)
" Uncertainties exist as to the exact location and accuracy of these readings.
- Due to a computer outage, the calculation was performed by hand and therefore includes an addition of 5"F.
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0FFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending June 17, 1983
. West Valley On June 14, 1983, Dr. W. H. Hannum, Director of DOE's West Vall.ey Project Office, briefed the Director, NMSS, and NMSS staff members on the status and planning for the high level waste solidification project at West Valley.
Dr. Hannum reported that DOE was announcing that borosilicate glass had been selected as the West Valley waste form.
(Until now, borosilicate class has been used for planning purposes as the reference waste form.) A letter to the NRC will formally transmit this decision with a recognition that additional work remains to assure that the selected West Valley waste form will exhibit acceptable characteristics for repository disposal.
Spent -Fuel Stora,gi A second topical report on the design of a dry spent fuel storege cask has been received from Ridihalgh, Eggers and Associates (REA).
This report, docketed under Project No. M-36, covers a cask design for PWR fuel storage.
The first REA topical report, received in April 1983, was a cask cesign for
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storage of BWR fuel.
Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania NMSS staff members met with DOE representatives in Albuquerque, New Mexico on June 9,1983 to discuss NRC comments on the draft of the Final Environmental Impact Statement for remedial action at Cannonsburg, Pennsylvania.
Discussion centered on (a) the residual levels of Ra-226 to be left outside of the proposed encapsulation cell, (b) protection of Ra-226 that remains outside the cell against intrusion and (c) grow-in of Ra-226 from Th-230.
Briefing on Siting Guidelines On June 27, 1983, the NRC-staff will be briefed by DOE on the status of their development of the siting guidelines that are required by Section 112(a) of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982.
Part of the briefing will be for the purpose of discussing the revisions that were made to DOE's February 7, 1983 proposed
-siting guidelines as a result of the public comments that were received.
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NWpA Actions Currently Before the Commission Section:
134 of NWPA Action :
Aporoval of Procosed Hybrid Hearing Procedures for Spent Fuel Transshipment or Storage Capacity Expansion License Applications Date Submitted to Commission: June 2, 1983 Status:
Awaiting Commission Action NWPA Actions Scheduled to Go Sefore the Ccmission Section:
112(a) of NWPA Action:
DOE to publish Repository Siting Guidelines with the concurrence of the Commission by July 7,1983 (statutory deadline)
Status:
Staff review of public comments received by DOE i:; nearly :cmplete.
A Ccmmission Paper summarizing these comments is now tWg prepared.
DOE has announced a second comment period ending on July 5,1983.
Durino this period, DOE will consult further with state and federal agencies and accact additional public comments on the Guidelines.
Folicwing the conclusion of this consultation process and cor,sidera-tion of comments received, DOE will finalize tne Guidelines for submission to the NRC for concurrence by mid-August.
Summary of NRC Actions Comoleted to Date on NWPA Sec. 135(g)
Proposed Criteria for Adequacy of Spent Fuel Storage (Due April 7, 1983; Ccmpleted April 29, 1983)
Sec. 223(a)
Joint NRC/D0E FR Notice on Availability of Spent Fuel Storage and Disposal Technical Assistance to Non-Nuclear Weapon States (Due April 7,1983; Ccmpleted March 30,1983) i Sec. 112(a)
NRC Staff Comcents on DOE's Draft Repository Siting Guidelines were provided during the public corrent period (Due April 7,1983, Completed April 7,1983)
Sec. 121(a).NRC Staff Ccements on Proposed EPA High-level Waste Standards were provided after the public comment period (Due May 2,1983; Completed May 10,1983)
Sec. 121(b)
Technical Criteria for Licensing of High-level Maste Repositories l
(Part 60 Technical Rule) were approved by the Commission on May 23,.1983 jun 17 W j
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l OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Items of Interest Week Ending June 17, 1983 1.
The following Significant Enforcement Actions were taken during the past week:
EN-83-40, Philadelphia Electric Co. (Peach Bottom Units 2 and a.
- 3) - Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty - $40,000.
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EN-83-41, Mississippi Power and Light Company (Grand Gulf Nuclear Plant) - Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty - $40,000.
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An Order to Show Cause for licensee revocation and immediately c.
effective suspension was issued to American Testing Laboratories, Inc. on June 13, 1983.
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The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week:
a.
PNO-I-83-60, Susquehanna, Unit 1) - Reactor Trip on Main Steam Line High Radiation Signal.
b.
PNO-I-82-61, Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Co. (Vermont iankee)
-Safeguards Actuation.
c PNO-I-83-62, Automation Industries, Inc. (Phoenixville, PA) -
Extremity Overexposure.
d.
PNS-I-83-14, Duquesne Light Company (Beaver Valley, Unit 1) -
Possible Equipment Tampering.
e.
PNO-II-83-44, Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc. (Erwin Nuclear Fuel Facility) - Potential Media Interest in' Incinerator Ducting Fire.
f.
PNO-II-83-47, Tennessee Valley Authority (Browns Ferry, Units 1
& 2 - Media Interest in Minor Event.
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PNO-II-83-48, Georgia Power Company (Hatch, Unit 1) - Unplanned Shutdown exceeding 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br />.
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PNO-III-83-42, Northern States Power Co. (Prairie Island Station Unit 2) - Shutdown to Repair Minor Steam Generator Manway Leakage.
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PNO-III-83-43, Commonwealth Edison Co. (LaSalle Unit 2) - Eye
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PNO-III-83-44, Commonwealth Edison Company (Zion) - Station Employee Apparently Murdered, k.
PNO-III-83-45, Iowa Electric Light and Power Co.(Duane Arnold)-
Bomb Threat.
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PNO-III-83-46, U. S. Army Material Readiness Command (Rock Island, IL) - Dislodged Plug on Drain Line for Uranium Sludge Pit.
PNO-IV-83-20, Arkansas Power and Light Company (Arkansas, m.
Unit 1) -Reactor Trip from Undetermined Cause.
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PNG-IV-33-20A, Arkansas Power and Light Coupany (Arkansas, Unit 1) - Reactor Trip from Undetermined Cause.
PNO-V-83-24, Southern California Edison Compar.y (San Onofre, o.
Unit 1) - Reactor Trip From 100 Percent Power.
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The follering IE Information Notices were issued during the past Week:
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Transformer Failure Resulting from Degraded Internal Connection Cables, was issued to all nuclear power reactor facvilities holding an operating license or construction permit on June 13, 1983.
b.
IE Information Notice 83-38: Defective Heat Sink Adhesive and Seismically Induced Chatter in Relays Within Printed Circuit Cards was issued June ~ 13, 1983 to all nuclear power reactor facilities holding an operating license or a con-struction permit.
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Other Item
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Quality Assurance 1)
QUAB staff hosted a meeting June 14-16 of the IEEE work-ing group for Computer Software Quality Assurance in Bethesda, MD.
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QUAB personnel participated in a meeting June 14, 1983 in New York of the ASME/BPRV - Section III Work Group t
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NRC staff have established a consultant group of outside professionals to provide peer review of the NRC staff's QA reviews and studies.
The consultants were briefed by NRC staff and contractors in a meeting in Washington, DC on June 8 and 9.
b.
ANS Meeting Member, DQASIP, was invited to speak at the annual meeting of the American Nuclear Society held in Detroit, Michigan on June 13-14.
Subject of the speech was "The NRC Program For Inspection and Enforcement."
c.
Events Analysir Members of DEPER, Events Analysis Branch were in Pasco, WA this week on a four day information gathering trip at WPPSS2.
d.
Enforcement Conference Director, Enforcemer:t Staff and staff nembers attended an Enforcement Ccaference in Region IV on June 14, 1983.
e.
Civil Penalties Paid 1)
On June 13, 1983, payment in the amount of $40,000 was received from Virginia Electric & Power Company (Surry) for enforcement action (83-36) relating to health physics violations.
2)
On June 15, 1983, payn'ent in the amount of $1,000 was received from Standard Oil Company (Indiana) for enforce-ment action (83-37) relating to unauthorized removal of licensed material.
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Incident Response Training 1)
The Incident Response Branch conducted an Emergency Response Training session for Tom Murley, RI Administrator on June 3, 1983.
2)
The Incident Response Branch conducted an Emergency Response Training session for Commissioners Gilinsky and Asselstine on June 10, 1983.
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The Incident Response Branch conducted Emergency Response Training session for Commissioner Roberts on June 16, 1983.
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A' OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH Items of Interest Week Ending June 17, 1983 LOFT The first small break LOCA test to be performed under the OECD LOFT project, LP-SB-1, is scheduled for next Thursday, 23 June.
This will be a scaled 3 inch break in the hot leg side of tr.e plant, with pumps turned off and allowed a normal coast-down. One train of ECCS will be used (1 high pressure injection pump).
The test will be terminated where the primary system pressure drops to 350 psi.
The second small break test LP-SE-2, is scheduled for 12 July,1983.
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It will be like LP-SB-1-in all aspects except that the pumps will be left on. As in theTase of L 3-6, a small break cold leg pamps-on test conducted undet the,NRC LOFT program, the core is expected to uncover.
The large break l 2-6 Test scheduled has been moved to an earlier time; now planned to occur on or about 1 November,1983.
y Preliminary HTGR Source Term Evaluation Report
.The near-final draft of the preliminary HTGR source term evaluation report as described in last week's report has been sent to Gas Cooled Reactor Associates for their review.
Council on Economic Priorities (CEP) Publication The Office of General Counsel, DOE, requested that Norman Eisenberg, Risk Analyst, DRA, provide testimony for DOE about the Council on Economic Priorities (CEP) publication, "The Next Nuclear Gamble," authored by Resnikoff. Mr. Eisenberg served as a member of the CEP's advisory I
board for this publication.
The publication deals with the potential hazards associated with the transportation of spent nuclear fuel, concluding that l
all approved shipping casks are unsafe and should be retired. This testimony has been submitted to DOE for submittal in an administrative hearing before j
the ICC, in which DOE is challenging the railroad's position that special j
precautions and higher rates be required for shipments of certain nuclear materials. The testimony was coordinated with NMSS and the Office of i
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A final contract should be ready for signing shortly.
BWR FIST Problems with electrical power to the test site prevented testing this week. GE and INEL engineers used this delay to catch-up on evaluation of test data which is the critical path and was running 1-2 tests behind. Phase I testing is still scheduled to be completed near the end of June 1983.
2D/3D D. Ross and H. Sullivan are meeting in Germany this week at a combined Technical Coordination Committee / Steering Committee meeting.
Several issues on tie-plate iristrumentation for the Upper Plenum Test Facility will be discussed at this meeting with the intent to resolve them.
e' Nuclear Plant Analyzer / Data Bank BNL: The two AD-10 machines now communicate with one another, giving the capability to perform calculations with kinetics and exvessel components. The running time is currently being improved.
TDC: A proposal for TDC to implement the Nuclear Plant Data Bank on the LANL computer (it is already on the INEL computer) has been received and is being reviewed.
INEL: The Design Review milestone for the Nuclear Plant Analyzer system concept was completed on schedule. The review assessed the plan for implementation of a Type-1 Nonintelligent Workstation by September 30, 1983 LANL: The ability to simulate flow direction, with bubble / drop graphics, has been demonstrated in a single pipe system.
Pressurized Thermal Shock Data on the H. B. Robinson Steam Generator has been received by INEL, and the input deck for RELAP5 will now be able-to proceed to l
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- A review meeting will be held at LANL on June 27-28, 1983, discussing the first TRAC calculations for the Calvert Cliffs plants.
Final reports on the B&W Oconee calculations are being prepared by both LANL and INEL.
Creare Thermal itixing: The 1/2-Scale Thermal Mixing Facility is now completed. The facility is being instrumented and shakedown tests will be completed by August'1983. The first series of tests will be performed in a Westinghouse geometry.
Purdue Study of Thermally Stratified Flows: This program was initiated in February 1983 to develop a numerical model which describes turbulence and mixing in axisymmetric and planar jets and to examine the mixing in accumulator lines and near the entrance region of the downcomer.
On June 15, 1983 Deborah Bozik addressed the Health Physics Society 1983 Summer School in Catonsville, MD on NRC's role in the regulation of nuclear medicine.
Publications Issued During the Week of June 13-17, 1983 Reg. Guide 1.147, Rev. 2 - Inservice Inspection Code Case Acceptability ASME Section XI, Division 1 Reg. Guide 4.18 - Standard Format and Content of Environmental Reports for Near-Surface Disposal of Radioactive Waste Draft Regulatory Guide and Value/ Impact Statement: Guidelines for Ground-Water Monitoring at In Situ Uranium Solution Mines, Task ES 114-4.
Comments requested by August 19, 1983.
Contact:
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ITEMS OF INTEREST OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING JUNE 17, 1983 Technical Assistance Mission Martin Virgilio, Instrumentation and Control Systems Branch, NRR, will travel to Yugoslavia for two weeks starting June 20 on an IAEA technical assistance mission. Mr. Virgilio's trip is a follow-up to his 1981 IAEA technical assistance mission in which he assisted the Yugoslavians in developing technical specifications for the Krsko nuclear power reactor.
Foreign Trip Reports Ledyard B. Marsh, Section Leader, RSB, DSI April 25-May 4,1983, Visits to Switzerland and Francet Mr. Marsh attended the CSI Conference on Decay Heat Removal Systems April 25-29, 1983, in Wurenlingen and the CEA Meeting on Regulatory Steam Generator Tube Rupture Requirements, May 4, 1983, in Fontenay-aux-Roses.
Summaries of the highlights of the conferences are attached, Robert H. Chapman, Manager, Clad Ballooning Evaluation Program, C T e-March 21-April 13, West Germany, France and England:
The sites Mr. Chapman visited were:
Karlsruhe and Erlangen (FRG),
Cadarache (France), and Berkeley, Preston and Winfrith (UK) to obtain data and insight to the KfK REBEKA Test Program, to observe the REBEKA-6 test, and to discuss LWR clad ballooning and related research at several European nuclear research laboratories.
ORNL/FTR-1495 0FFICIAL USE ONLY.
James E. Hardy, ORNL Staff Member, Advanced Instrumentation for Reflood Studies (AIRS) Program; April 25-May 6,1983, Visit to West Germany:
The purpose of this trip was to participate in a working meeting with Kraftwerk Union personnel to evaluate ORNL-supplied software and sensors for two PKL-II shakedown tests and to visit Mannheim (FRG) to tour the l
UPTF site and a pressurized water reactor, currently under construction.
ORNL/FTR-1504.
M. B. Herskovitz, ORNL Staff Member, Advanced Instrumentation for Reflood Studies (AIRS) Program; April 21-May 4, 1983, Visit to West Germany:
l The purpose of this trip was to attend a 2D/3P Refill /Reflood Program Coordination Meeting and to attend a design interface meeting to i
establish the design requirements of the Japanese Slab Core Test Facility III. ORNL/FTR-1505 0FFICIAL USE ONLY.
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OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEftS OF IllTEREST WEEK ENDING JUNE 17, 1983 INTERSTATE LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE COMPACTS On June 7,1983, Governor Riley signed the Southeast Interstate Low-Level f
Radioactive Waste Compact into law, making South Carolina the fourth State to become a party to the compact. Other States with enacted legislation are Mississippi, Tennessee end Virginia. South Carolina's enactment is important because it hosts one of the three currently operating sites in the United States.
On June 14, 1983, Governor Perpich of Minnesota signed the Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact into law.
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r OFFICE FOR ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF OPERATIONAL DATA ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING JUNE 17, 1983 Publication of Fourth Quarter A0 Report The Fourth Quarter CY 1983 Abnormal Occurrence Report (NUREG-0090, Vol. 5, No. 4) was published. Copies were delivered to Congress and the repcrt was released.for general distribution.
The First Quarter CY 1984 Abnormal Occurrence. Report was sent to the EDO for forwarding to the Commission for approval.
Nonreactor Event Report Data Base for the Period July-December 1982, AE00/N209B An analysis of events entered into the Nonreactor Event Report Data Base during the second half of 1982 was distributed. Most of the reports were of statistical significance only.
One of the significant events was the rupture of an americium source or sources in a well-logging incident. This event was reported as an abnormal occurrence for the period July-September 1982.
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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING JUNE 17, 1983 A.
STAFF REQUIREMENTS - DISCUSSION /POSSIBLE V0TE ON FULL POWER OPERATING LICENSE FOR ST. LUCIE-2, 9:00 A.M., FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1983, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. 0FFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE), Memo Secy to Dircks, 6/13/83 The Commission met to discuss with staff the status of.their review of the readiness of St. Lucie-2 for a license above
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5 percent power, as outlined in their package submitted to the Commission on June 3.
Staff noted they would modify the license amendment regarding post trip procedures and the natural circulation boron mixing test in accordance with the discussion.
The Commission voted 5-0 to allow staff to issue a full power authorization.
(NRR)
Commissioner Roberts requested that the staff provide information on whether or not the review panel implemented in Region II to inspect licensee documentation is used in the other regions.
(NRR)
Commissioner Ahearne requested that the staff send'him a short note within two weeks en their area population study.
(NRR)
(ED0 Suspense: 6/23/83)
B.
STAFF REQUIREMENTS - DISCUSSION AND V0TE ON INDIAN POINT, 3:45 P.M.,
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1983, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE), Memo Secy for the Record, 6/14/83 The Commission, by a vote of 3-2 (Commissioners Gilinsky and Asselstine dissenting), agreed to allow continued operation of the Indian Point plants.
The Commission reque'sted that OGC draft an. order for Commission review and issuance on Friday, June 10.
(Subsequently, on June 10, a draft order was provided to the Commission.)
(This completes action on SECY-83-225.)
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NRR MEETING NOTICES
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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT S/20-22/83 STN 50-482 Callaway Site To discuss matters related to the Union Electric C o.
G. Edison 1:30 pm Missouri environmental qualification of equipment of Callaway 1 6/ 21 / 8 3 50-458/459 San Jose, CA To discuss General Design Criteria Gulf States Utilities E. Weinkam 8:00 am 51 Compliance General Electric 6/ 21/ 8 3 50-458 P-110 To discuss Geosciences open items Gulf States Utilities E. Weinkam 9:00 am Bethesda Stone & Webster 6/22-23/83 50-528/529/ Palo Verde Site To assess current status of con-Arizona Public Service E. Licitra 8:00 am 530 Maricopa Cty, Ariz.
struction for Palo Verde 1,283 6/24/83 Snell & Wilmer 10:00 am Phoenixy Ariz.
6/23/83 50-400/401 P-ll4 To discuss the applicant's manage-Carolina Power & Light H. Kadambi
]0:00 am Bethesda ment organizational and operational structure with respect to NRC staff requi rements E
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^Copics of summaries of these meetings will be made publicly available and placed in the respective docket file (s) in th2 NRC and local public document rooms.
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QTE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 124/83 STN 50-483 Wolf Creek Site To discuss matters related to the Kansas Gas & Electric J. Holonich
- 30 pm Burlington, Kans.
environmental qualification of equipnent of Wolf Creek 1
,/24/83 50-261 423 Old Phillips To discuss and schedule MPA, Carolina Power & Light G. Requa 0:00 am Bethesda NUREG 0737 and plant specific (H.B. Robinson 2) open itens i/28/83 Region II Office To discuss plans for repair /
Carolina Power & Light G. Requa 0:00 am Atlanta, GA replacement of steam generators at H.B.Robbinson 2 i/28-29/83 50-528/529/ APS Office To conduct an audit of equipnent Arizona Public Service Co.
E. Licitra I:00 am 530 Phoenix, Ariz.
environmental qualification docu-Bechtel mentation for Palo Verde Combustion Engineering i/30/83 Palo Verde Site EG&G I:30 am Maricopa Cty., Ariz.
'/1/83 Snell & Wilmer I:00 am Phoenix, Ariz.
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' P-ll8 Discussion of Hydrogen Control BWR-Hydrogen Control D. Houston I:30 am Bethesda Program Owners Group 4
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DATE/TlHE ilufEER LOCATI0ff PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONfACT 6/20/83 RIII Enforcement Conference Axei rac, 16 Axeirao Barber, IE 6/20-24/83 Convention Ctr/
Ilealth Physics ' Seminar Karagiannis, IE Karagiannis 11i1 ton llotel 6/21-22/83 Cobb, IE Cobb 6/21-23/83 Pasco,ifA CAT Exit at llPPSS2 &
DeYoung, IE DeYoung RV, SF, CA Enforcement Conference 6/21/83 Training Ctr of Training Program for QA/
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!! alloy the United Assoc. QC Personnel Training Ctr.
of Journe'ynen and Personnel i
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-4 6/26-30/83 Colorado Springs Attend ASTM E-10 and Task A. Taboada A. Taboada Group meetings.
P. Randall P. Randall 6/27/83 Albuquerque, tim Review hydrogen control K. Steyer K. Steyer program at Sandia National Laboratories.
6/28-29/83 Colorado Springs Participate in ASTM E-10 K. Steyer K. Steyer decommissioning standards prepa ration 6/27/83 NL-013 Presentation to NRC staff MIT, Cornell U. &
B. Browzin on recent research on Portland Cement shear transfer in reinforced Assoc., HRR, I&E, concrete structures RES 6/28/83 P-ll4 Review SWRI Contract D. Kana, SWRI,
W. Campbell EQB, NRR, GIB, NRR 6/29/83 P-110 Brief NRR on SSMRP Bohn, LLNL D. Guzy SGEB P. Williams, NRR m
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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT HRC CONTACT 6/22/83 RII Office Duke Power Company Selected RII Staff Members M. Sinkule 8:30 am SALP Board Meeting -
and NRR representative Oconee facility 6/23/83 RII Office Duke Power Company Same as above M. Sinkule 8:30 am SALP Board Meeting -
Catawba and McGuire facilities 6/24/83 Columbia, SC Enforcement Conference -
Selected RII Staff Members P. Stohr 8:30 am Westinghouse Electric Corporation - Columbia Plant 6/28/83 RII Office Meeting with Carolina Licensee, Regional Administrator J. O'Reilly 10:00 am Power & Light Company and Selected. RII Staff tkmbers to discuss plans for repair / replacement of steam generators at Robinson 7/1/83 RII Office Meeting with Alabama Same as above J. O'Reilly 11:00 am Power Company to discuss their investigation findings into the Question of Trans-uranic Material in Radio-gn active Waste Shipments 1
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