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h January 27, 1983 For:
The Comissioners i
t T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the ED0 i
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Subject:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING JANUARY 21, 1983
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A summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Commissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Enclosure Contents A
Administration B
Nuclear Reactor Regulation C
Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Inspection and Enforcement D,
E Nuclear Regulatory Research
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F Executive Legal Director G
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International Programs H
State Programs I
Resource, Management J*
Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data K*
Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights L
l Regional Offices M*
CRGR Monthly Report N*
Executive Director for Operations, 0
Items Addressed by the Commission P
Meeting Notices
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HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT Week Ending January 21, 1983 Regional Volunteer Placements On June 29, 1982, Headquarters employees were invited to register their interest in Regional jobs. During the period of January 17-21, 1983, six more Headquar-ters employees were selected by Regional Administrators. This brings the total number of selections to 63, distributed as follows: Region I - 23; Region II -
19; Region III - 10; Region IV - 9; Region V - 2.
A total of 163 Headquarters staff members remain on the register of individuals interested in Regional assignments.
Briefing on AT&T Divestiture On January 12, 1983, representatives of ADM, ELD, and ED0 received a briefing on the break-up of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. The Telecommuni-cations Branch is currently assessing the magnitude of known and potential impacts of this major change in the telecommunications industry.
Uranium Mill Tailings Regulation Task Force A detailed NMSS review of the preliminary draft EPA regulation on control of uranium mill tailings is underway in preparation for providing comments to EPA.
Executive and Management Development A course on Stress Management has been added to the NRC's Executive and Manage-ment Development Program. Attention to stress and its effects is particularly well applied to managers who cannot avoid stress involved with work.
NRR Item of Interest A letter dated January 13, 1983 from Commonwealth Edison indicated that the fuel load date for LaSalle Unit 2 is no longer scheduled for April 1983. However, the utility indicates that the new fuel load will not extend beyond Septem-ber 30,1983.
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e 0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending January 21, 1983 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM 0F INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision Received 97 6
Granted 30 0
Denied 5
1 Pending 62 5
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ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received D. Girouard Requests a list of businesses, colleges, individuals, (83-22) etc. in the Worcester, Massachusetts area who have permits for radioactive materials.
Jim Thomas, Requests a copy of any portion of transcripts of NTEU President Commission meetings at which there were discussions (83-23) relating to the grade or classification of Transportation Aides (Commissioner drivers) and a copy of the logs maintained by Commissioner drivers during the past three years.
Jonathan Sinnreich, Requests four categories of records relating to the l
Stuart, Zavin &
Commission's policies and procedures for the Sinnreich disposition of real or personal property acquired (83-24) in whole or in part through grants-in-aid provided or administered by the Commission.
(NRC employee)
Requests all records between the members of the (83-25)
Commissioner's staff and the NRC staff regarding a December 20, 1982 letter from the NTEU.
Carol S. Davis, Requests a copy of Compliance Program for G.L.P.
Springborn Institute
- 7348.808 dated October 1982 and a copy of Dr. Paul for Bioresearch, Inc.
Lepore's speech to P.M.A. in May of 1982.
(83-26)
Newal K. Agnihotri, Requests a copy of "Che' sire" mailing labels of Equipment Qualification addresses for listed codes arranged in zip code Engineering Services, Inc.
order.
(83-27)
CONTACT:
J. M. Felton 492-7211 ENCLOSURE A N 21 1983
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Received, Cont'd Max M. Feibelman, Requests labels of the 9R Distribution Code for FREY Industrial Resident Inspectors.
Supply (83-28)
Billie Garde, Requests, on behalf of her clients, all records Government Accountability regarding the review of the C.F. Braun audit of the
'i Project HVAC system at the LaSalle Nuclear Power Plant.
(83-29)
Paul J. Rosenbaum Requests copies of the three most recent field (83-30) reports of on-site inspections for byproduct material licenses, 20-01412-03, 20-01412-05 and 20-01412-06.
Dr. Douglas E. Lee Requests a copy of the NRC's new Risk Policy.
(83-31)
Thomas A. Lemmer, Requests three categories of records regarding the McKenna, Conner use, handling and disposal of government-owned
& Cuneo nuclear materials in the possession of a contractor.
(83-32)
Patrick J. Whited Requests all documents concerning the death of Karen (83-33)
Silkwood and subsequent investigation of her death r-and incidents at the Kerr-McGee Corporation, Cimarron Facility and all information regarding any l
material unaccounted for at the Cimarron Facility.
l Henry L. Ernstthal, Requests a ' copy of SECY-82-388, " Withdrawal of the The Society of Medical Misadministration Reporting Requirements."
Nuclear Medicine (83-34)
Jay Monahan, Requests a copy of SECY-83-4 pertaining to the current Francis & McGinnis status of the Nuclear Plant Reliability Data System.
Associates (83-35)
Granted N.K. Agnihotri In response to a request for a copy of SECY-82-207C and (82-432)
SECY-82-207D, made available a copy of the requested papers.
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Granted, Cont'd Ellyn R. Weiss, In response to a request for three categories of Harmon & Weiss documents regarding the Clinch River Breeder Reactor (82-516) from January 1981 to the present, made available j
29 documents.
Lenna Easter, In response to a request for the license permit and Calgon Corporation file materials issued to Neutron Products. Inc.
i (82-604) to operate a polymer processing plant in Dickerson, '
I Maryland, made available 42 documents.
(NRC employee)
In response to a request for nine items of information (82-613) concerning the enforcement of Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action in the Division of Contracts, Office of Administration,.made available six documents.
Billie Garde, In response to a request, on behalf of her client, for Government Accountability documents pertaining to a November 21, 1982 report Project by Region III on the Midland Nuclear Power Plant, (82-616) made available seven documents.
Informed the requester 11 additional documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR.
Jeffrey M. Blum, In response to a request for all prion drafts and L-Union of Conce.ned partial drafts of the Indian Point Probabilistic m
~ Scientists Safety Study and all memoranda pertaining to such (82-626) drafts, made available 15 documents. Informed the requester additional documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR.
(NRC employee)
In response to a request for copies of the (83-8) performance appraisal criteria under which the l
three Senior Contract Specialists in the Division of Contracts, Office of Administration were evaluated l
during FY 1982, and a copy of the position description for those positions, made available a copy of the requested records.
l Paul J. Rosenbaum In response to a request for listed documents relating (83-19) to Baystate Medical Center, made available 12 documents.
I Denied Ellen Bass, In response to a request for a copy of SECY-82-489, Covington & Burling denied this paper in its entirety, the release of
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(82-615) which would impede the future flow of advice from the NRC staff to the Commissioners.
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In response to a request for documents pertaining to (83-7)
Vacancy Announcement No. 82-3715-4, made available three documents.
Denied two documents in their entirety and portions of five documents, the disclosure of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.
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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVIGION OF CONTRACTS l
WEEK ENDING JANUARY 21, 1983 l
RFP ISSUED RFP NO.: EDO-83-436
Title:
" Developing a Decision Making Rationale for Establishing New Regulatory Requirements"
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Develop a decision making process incorporating a quantitative cost / benefit model for assigning priority scores to proposed new or modified regulatory requirements. The quantitative model would use attributes which are the expected values of benefits and costs or proposed regulatory -values.
Period of Performance: 1 year Sponsor: Office of the Executive Director for Operations (EDO)
Status: RFP issued on January 17, 1983.
Proposals due February 16, 1983 PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.: RS-0RM-83-454
Title:
" Automated Library System"
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To provide on-line computer service with dial-up telephone access for NRC use for the retrieval and display of library-related information.,
Period of Performance: Estimated fourteen months Sponsor: Office of Resource Management
- Status : Proposals under evaluation CONTRACTS AWARDED RFP No.: RS-ORM-83-453
Title:
" Systems Analysis and Program Support Services"
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The Contractor shall perform services necessary to maintain the NRC ADP Systems including systems analysis, systems design and preparation of system specifications, preparation of program I
specifications and program development and testing.
Period of Performance: 12 months Sponsor: Office of Resource Management Status: Task ordering contract was executed on January 7, 1983 with a ceiling amount of $500,000.00. Award was made to the Logical Technical Services Corporation, a small disadvantaged business under the 8(a) program.
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NRC-03-82-100 University of Maryland 1/19/83 f
NRC-17-80-450 Literature Research 1/19/83
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l MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING STAFF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT WEEK ENDING 1/21/83 Executive and Management Development A course on Stress Managenent has been added to the NRC's Executive and Management Developnent Program.
Attention to stress and its effects is particularly well applied to managers who cannot avoid stress involved with work. The aim of stress management is to maintain an optimal level of stress. High levels are hazardous to both health and career. The course is taught by Dr. Linda Josef, a behavioral psychologist and specialist in organizational stress management.
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DIVISION OF FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS SUPPORT WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT BRIEFING ON AT&T DIVESTITURE On January 12, 1983, representatives of ADM, ELD, and EDO received a briefing on the break-up of the American Telephone and Teleg' aph Company.
r Following are some highlights of the briefing:
- No longer " business as usual" regarding telephone service.
- For the remainder of 1983 Bell Operating Companies [1.e.,
C&P Telephone Company)are allowed to provide equipment only from existing inventories. When stock is depleted, equip-ment must be acquired elsewhere.
- After a competitive award is made, end-to-end private-line
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service could require our dealing with as many as five different vendors, instead of one.
- Installation intervals for day-to-day telephone service have already increased threefold.
The Telecommunications Branch is currently assessing the magnitude of known and potential impacts of this major change in the telecommunications industry.
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e DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL ITEMS OF INTEREST January 21, 1983 i
REGIONAL VOLUNTEER PLACEMENTS On June 29, 1982, Regional Administrators were limited regarding outside hiring when NRC Headquarters employees are well qualified and available.
The same date, Headquarters employees were invited to register their interest in Regional jobs with the Division of Organization and Personnel.
i During the period of January 17-21, 1983, six more Headquarters employees-were selected by Regional Administrators. This brings the total number j
of selections to 63, distributed by office as follows.
I REGION I - 23 Selections:
12 NRR 3 RES 3 NMSS 1 RM 1 ADM 1 RO 1 I&E 1 ELD 23 REGION II - 19 Selections:
7 NRR 1 ELD 4 ADM 2 I&E 1 RM 1 OI 2 NMSS 1 RES 19 REGION III-10 Selections:
3 NRR 1 ELD 3 ADM 3 I&E 10 REGION IV -
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3 NRR 1 ADM 2 NMSS 2 I&E 1 RES 9
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't A total of 163 Headquarters staff members remain on the register of individuals interested in Regional assignments. Five new volunteers I
were added to the register during this reporting period.
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PRIORITY PLACEMENTS i
I Under the FY - 83 Management Plan, individuals who currently occupy
" overage" positions in staffing plans are identified on the Priority l
Placement List and are considered for placement in vacant NRC positions for which they qualify.
During the last week, two more employees' names were delete'd from the Priority Placement List. Since October 13, 1982, a total of 58 names have been deleted. Of these 39 werb placed through internal reassign-ment, 5 have lef t the agency, and 14 were selected for internal vacancies.
(One of the latter group was selected as a volunteer for a regional
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. ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending Janaury 21, 1983 I
5' A letter dated January 13, 1983 from Commonwealth E'ison indicated that the d
fuel load date for LaSalle, Unit 2 is no longer scheduled for April 1983.
The status of Unit 2 is currently teing re-evaluated at the highest levels of corporate management and consideration is being given to issuance of a new projected fuel load date within the next several weeks. Nevertheless, the utility indicates that the new fuel load will not extend beyond September 30, 1983.
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NRC TMI PROGRAM 0FFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT January 16, 1983 - January 22, 1983 Plant Status Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) to reactor building ambient.
Available Core Cooling Modes: MiniDecayHeatRemoval(MDHR) system.
RCS Pressure Control Mode:
Standby Pressure Control System.
Major Parameters (as of 5:00 AM, January 21,1983)(approximatevalues)
Average Incore Thermocouples*:
89'F Maximum Incore Thermocouple *:
132*F RCS Loop Temperatures:
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Hot Leg 86 F 84 F Cold Leg (1) 74*F 81"F (2) 75*F 80*F Pressure:
62 psig Reactor Building: Temperature:
67'F Pressure:
-0.1 psig Airborne Radionuclide Concentrations:
3 1.0 E-6 uCi/cc H (sample taken 1/20/83) 6.1 E-9 uCi/cc particulates (sample taken 1/20/83) 1 1.
Effluent and Environmental (Radiological) Information Liquid effluents from the TMI site released to the Susquehanna River after sampling and monitoring were within the regulatory limits and in accordance with NRC requirements and City of Lancaster Agreement.
During the period January 14, 1983 through January 20, 1983, the effluents contained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point although individual. effluent sources which orig,inated within' Unit 2 contained minute amounts of radioactivity.
Calculations indicate that less than two millionths (0.000002) of a curie of cesium and less than two ten-thousandths (0.0002) of a curie of tritium were discharged, l
- Uncertainties exist as to the exact location and accuracy of these readings.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Environmental Data i
The EPA measures Kr-85 concentrations at several environmental monitoring stations and reported the following,results:
Location Dec. 22, 1982 - Jan. 3, 1983
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Goldsboro 27 Middletown 23 Yorkhaven 23 TMI Observation Center Insufficient for Analysis The EPA Middletown Office has not received the environmental Kr-85 results for the samples which were taken subsequent to January 3,1983 from the EPA's Counting Laboratory at Las Vegas, Nevada.
These results will be included in a subsequent report.
No 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 periods from January 14, 1983 through January 20, 1983.
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NRC Environmental Data Results are from NRC monitoring of the en/ironment around the TMI site.
The following are the NRC air sample analytical results for the ----
onsite continuous air sampler:
I-131 Cs-137 Sample Period (uCi/cc)
(uCi/cc)
HP-353 January 12 - 19, 1983
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Licensee Radioactive Material and Radwaste Shipments On January 17, 1983, 85 drums of contaminated laundry from Unit 1 and Unit 2 were shipped to Interstate Uniform Service, New K2nsington, Pennsylvania.
On January 18, 1983, one drum containing Unit 2 leadscrew particula'te debris was shipped to Westinghouse Hanford Corporation,
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On January 19, 1983, one CNSI-8-120-4 (Type B) shipping cask.
containing EPICOR Prefilter No. PF-11 was sent to EG&G, Scoville, t
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3 On January 19, 1983, one CNSI 21-300 shipping cask containing 21 drums of low specific activity (LSA) waste from Unit 1 and Unit 2-was sent to U.S. Ecology, Richland, Washington.
On January 20, 1983, one CNSI-8-120-3 (Type B) shipping cask containing EPICOR Prefilter No. PF-19 was sent to EG&G, Scoville, Idaho.
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On January 21, 1983, one box containing lifting ears and bolts for the 1-13C-II shipping cask was sent to Rockwell Hanford, Richland, Washington.
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On. January 21,1983, one I-13C-II sh'ipping cask containing SDS liner No. D10016 was shipped to Rockwell Hanford, Richland, Washington.
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Submerged Demineralizer System (SDS).
Processing of SDS batch 41 (48,000 gallons of reactor building sump water), which was interrupted on January 7, 1983, to allow the EPICOR II processing of water from the "A" once-through-steam-generator (OTSG), was resumed on January 18,1983; it is now in progress.
In addition, 40,000 gallons of. reactor coolant system (RCS) water, which had 'gone through the RCS " feed and bleed" i
process, have been staged in the "C" reactor coolant bleed tank (RCBT) to await SDS processing.
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EPICOR II.
EPICOR II completed processing water from the "A" 0TSG (EPICOR 11 batch 151) on January 16, 1983. On January 17,1983, EPROR II began processing water-from the SDS monitor ranks (effluent ~
from SDS batch 41). Two batches (152 and 153) of this water completed the processing through EPICOR II by January 19, 1983.
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Reactor Building Entries.
Five reactor building entries were conducted 3.
during the week of January 16, 1983. Activities conducted in the reactor building included decontamination of the reactor vessel service structure i
l and an inspection of the polar crane by an NRC consultant. The effectiveness of the service structure decontamination will be evaluated next week.
(Pre-decontamination measurement indicated localized hot spots around the service structure cooling fans which were in excess of l
10 R/hr.) The polar crane inspection did not identify any hardware deficiencies which could delay the crane recovery schedule.
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move one of the 69 control rod driv,e mechanisms (CRDM's), from t e h
reactor vessel by the end of February,1983.
The CRDM nozzle openings will then be used as access ports for additional inspections of llr<
, conditions under the reactor vessel head and on top of the reactor plenum. The task is designed to verify previous radiological measurements; these indicated that the gamma radiation levels above the plenum were in excess of 500 R/hr.
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SDS Liner Shipments. The second recombiner loaded SDS liner was shipped I
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bytheDepartmentofEneigy(00E)toRichland,Washingtonon.
January 21, 1983. This radioactive waste liner, which contains approximately 113,000 curies of mixed fission products (predominately as cesium 137 and strontium 90 and their daughter products), is scheduled to 24,1983. The catalytic-recombiner-arrive at the DOE facility on January loaded liner was monitored at TMI to demonstrate that non-combustible gas mixtures (<1.0% hydrogen gas) and vacuum conditions (<4.0 psia) would be
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maintained for at least twice the expected handling and shipping period.
The licensee is preparing the third recombiner-loaded SDS liner (in a scheduled group of approximately 10) for shipment. This next shipment is scheduled for mid-February 1983.
Two EPICOR II prefilters (PF-l'1 and EPICOR II Prefilter Shipments._
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PF-19) were shipped from TMI to Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL) this week.
(See " Licensee Radioactive Material on Radwaste Shipment"section). These EPICOR shipments bring to a total of 20 (in a grcup of 49) prefilters that have been shipped to INEL. One prefilter shipment'is scheduled for next week. The licensee's current plans are to have the remaining 29 prefilters shipped by September, 1983.
Past Meetings 1.
During the ASME week activities January 17-20, 1983, in Sarasota,
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Florida, Ronald R. Bellamy spoke on TMI related issues.
On January 19, 1983, Anthony H. Fasano spoke on the re' actor vessel " Quick Look" results at an American Nuclear Society Meeting at Pennsylvania 2.
State University, State College campus.
Future Meetings 1.
On Janua'ry 24, 1983, Lake H. Barrett will address the Harrisburg Rotary Club on various TMI issues..
On February 2,1983,_the Advisory Panel for the decontamination of TMI Unit 2 will hold a meeting from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 23 2.
l South Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
On February 7,1983, Lake H. Barrett will meet with Friends and Family of l
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TMI to discuss various TMI related issues.
On February 8,1983, Lake H. Barrett will mee with,the Concerned Mothers -
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Nuclear Fuel Services (NFS) Erwin, Tennessee On January 19th members of FCUF staff met with Region II staff to discuss what j
Region II would like to see included in the forthcoming NFS renewal application.
It was agreed that the FCUF branch would send a letter to NFS identifying areas where changes are needed and that Region II and FCUF would meet with NFS in a couple of months to discuss the information needed in the renewal application.
CRBR Fuel Cycle Environmental Review The transcripts of the applicant, staff and intervenor's oral findings of facts concerning fuel cycle, safeguards, collocation and effects od facilities in the Oak Ridge area were reviewed and commented on.
Review was initiated on drafts of the written findings of fact and arguments of the staff for final filing with the hearing board.
Uranium Mill Tailings Regulation Tas'k Force
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mill tailings is underway in preparation for providing comments to EPA.
Acticn Plan Working Group Meeting The APWG (State, ACDA, DOE and NRC) met on January 18, 1983. The status of all priority activities for FY83 was reviewed in addition to upcoming IAEA safeguards related meetings.
NMSS has been assigned responsibility for planning and coordinating preparation for the next IAEA consultants meeting to be held l
March 7-11,1983, notwithstanding the current status of the U.S. reassessment of its participation in the IAEA. The next APWG meetings are scheduled for February 22, March 22, and April 19, 1983.
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0FFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Items of Interest Week Ending January 21, 1983 1.
The following Significant Enforcement Action was taken during the past week:
EN 83-04, Arkansas Power and Light Company (Arkansas Unit 1),- A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty of $5,000 and also a Confinnatory Order Modifying License Effective Imediately was issued January 18, 1983. This action is based upon a material false statement made by the licensee wherein required testing which had been stated as being completed had in fact not been completed.
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The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week:
PNO-IE-83-02, Ray Miller, Inc. (Charleston, WV) (Non-Licensee) - Fradulent a.
Practices of Ray Miller, Inc.
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PNO-II-83-02, Tennessee Valley Authority (Browns Ferry Unit 3) - Temporary Loss of RHR.
PN0-II-83-03, Carolina Power and Light Company (Brunswick Unit 1) - Indications c.
in Recirculation Pipe Welds, d.
PN0-III-83-06, Commonwealth Edison Company (LaSalle Units 1 and 2) - Accidental Discharge of Firearm by Security Officer.
PN0-III-83-07, Northern States Power Company (Prairie Island 1 and 2) - Pinhole e.
Cracks in Boric Acid Line.
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PN0-III-83-08, Toledo Edison Company (Davis Besse) - Main Steam Isolation Valve Fails to Close Fully After Reactor Trip.
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PN0-IV-83-02, Arkansas Nuclear One - Bomb Threat Against Site.
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PN0-IV-83-03, Arkansas Nuclear One (Unit 2) - Apparent Exothermic Reaction'in Spent Resin.
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PN0-IV-83-04, Dresser Atlas (0'fshore Division) - Possible Overexposure to l
One Individual.
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PN0-V-83-04, Southern California Edison (San Onofre 2) - Outage Greater Than 48 Hours.
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PNS-I-83-01, Long Island Lighting Company (Shoreham) - Bomb Threat.
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PNS-V-83-02, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (Diablo Canyon Unit 1) - Use f
I of Marijuana Outside of Protected Area.
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Other Items a.
Quality Assurance 4
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The Director, Deputy Director, IE, and Division Directors, DQASIP and l
DEPER were interviewed by Stuart Diamond of Newsday on January 14, 1983 regarding QA in general and the Zimmer facility.
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The Division Directors, DQASIP and DEPER, attended AIF Workshop on Excellence in Nuclear Construction and Operations at San Francisco, CA on January 17, 1983.
..iey presented the portion on "NRC's Construction QA Initiatives."
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Representatives of QUAB, DQASIP will brief Region V on QA Initiatives and discuss case study (PG&E/Diablo Canyon) on January 21, 1983.
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Representatives of QUAB DQASIP will visit PG&E and Diablo Canyon the week of January 24, 1983 as part of the Long-Term QA Initiative.
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Enforcement Matters The Enforcement Coordinators from the five Regions were in Headquarters this week for a meeting on Enforcement.
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Resident Inspection Program Director IE and members of the IE staff attended GA0's exit meeting with the EDO concerning their recent review of the Resident Inspection Program on Jantlary 18, 1983.
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Regional Assessment
- 1) The CAT inspectors met this week to prepare for the start of the CAT Inspections at Comanche Peak on January 24, 1983.
- 2) Representative of DQASIP was in Region II January 18-19,1983 in conjunction with assessment of the SALP Program.
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Emergency Operating Procedures l
Representatives of DQASIP, NRR and Human Performance Technologies met on January 18, 1983 to resolve comments on NUREG 2005, Checklist for Evaluating Emergency Operating Procedures Used in Nuclear Power Plants.
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Potential Vendor Materials Problem Representatives of IE and DOE briefed representatives of GA0 to describe problems with Ray Miller, Inc. and planned NRC actions. GA0 requested the briefing when they became aware of the problem during an audit of the n<
Barnwell plant.
PN-IE-83-02 was issued January 17, 1983 and an IE l
Information Notice is in preparation.
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l OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH Items of Interest Week Ending January 21, 1983 I
1, Aerosol Release and Transport
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A single component aerosol test for limestone aggregate concrete has j st been conducted in the Nuclear Safety Pilot Plant (NSPP). The NSPP is a 38m facility with spatially distributed aerosol sampling. The test required a specially designed plasma torch with a non-clogging concrete feed. The concrete was powdered to pass a 180 mesh screen and oven dried. The feed rate was about 1 kg/hr for 20 minutes to establish an essentially steady state aerosol condition.
Sampling was conducted throughout the following 24 hr. period. The atmosphere was essentially air and. saturated steam at about 15 psig with a vessel wall temperature of about 220*F at the beginning of the test.
Data reduction will require 2 or 3 weeks. Aerosol model developers will be con-sulted to establish the need for a. dry concrete test. The next test is I
tentatively a three component test, iron and uranium oxides and concrete.
PBF The test train (containing the fuel rod bundle) used for the SFD scoping test co6 ducted in October 1982 has been cooling in the PBF canal. This test (32-rod bundle) reached temperatures of approximately 4000*F during a slow heatup transient of approximately 1/2'C/sec. Test results are still being analyzed. The results of a gamma scam suggest that the fuel rods did not all collapse into the bottom of the bundle. The bundle is being removed (termed defueling)(and will be placed into a cask in prep-aration for shipnent to the TRA INEL-Test Reactor Area) hot cell.
i Nuclear Plant Analyzer Detailed performance specifications for the Nuclear Plant Analyzer (NPA) have been prepared and sent to INEL. These specifications will be used to produce a pilot version of NPA for TRAC-PWR and RELAP 5 codes.
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for the Protection of Special Nuclear Material of Moderate or Low Strategic Significance (R. G. 5.59. Rev.1)
Minor changes are being made to the regulatory guide to reflect
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Andrea Kuffner 443-5976 Preservice and Ultrasonic Testing of Reactor Vessel Welds During
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Inservice Examinations (R. G.1.150, Rev.1)
Describe procedures for implementing regulations with regard
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to preservice and inservice examination of reactor vessel welds by ultrasonic testing.
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17-21, 1983 Publication Issued During the Week of January R. G. 7.10 - Establishing Quality Assurance Programs for Packaging Used in the Transport of Radioactive Material
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Stanislaus Nuclear Project, Unit 1 In a Memorandum and Order dated January 19, 1983, NRC Administrative Law Judge Morton B. Margulies granted Pacific Gas and Electric Company's (PGE)
Motion to Withdraw and Terminate this antitrust proceeding without prejudice.
The Order subjects the parties to a document preservation order so that docu-ments obtained in the discovery phase of this proceeding will be preserved for a three-year period.
Finally, Judge Margulies dismissed an outstanding Motion to Reprinand and Censure PGE that had been filed by intervenor State of California, Department of Water Resources (DWR) on October 5, lag;,
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ITEMS OF INTEREST OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING JANUARY 21, 1983 International Visitors to NRC
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On Monday Mr. Bernard Fourest of the French Central Service for the Safety of Nuclear Installations (SCSIN) met with C. Michelson, Director, and AEOD staff representatives to discuss issues related to operational experience in France and the U.S., and with M. Boyle of the NRR Systematic Evaluation Program Branch to discuss the SEP on U.S. and French facilities.
4 On Monday.Mr. John Rixon, Principal Inspector of the U.K. Nuclear Installations Inspectorate (NII), met with W. Minners, Chief of the NRR Safety Program Evaluation Branch to discuss NUREG-0933 and the applica-tion of various generic safety issues to PWRs.
On Monday and Tuesday Prof. A. Sakurai and Associate Professor H. Yoshikawa of Kyoto University in Japan and Mr. T. Yano of the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute.(JAERI) visited SNL and LASL to discuss nuclear reactor safety experiments and analysis.
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On Tuesday Dr. Kjell Johansson of Studsvik and Mr. Ralph Espefalt of the Swedish State Power Board met with R. Curtis, Chief of the RES Severe Accident Assessment Branch, M. Silberberg, Chief of the RES Fuel Behavior Branch, and M. Cunningham of the RES Reactor Risk Branch to discuss expanding
- cooperation in the area of severe accident and risk reduction.
On Thursday Srs. Jose Villadoniga and Angel Esteban of the Spanish Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear (CSN) met with NRR staff to exchange infor-mation on steam generator modifications being proposed in Spain and the U.S.
On Friday Srs. Villadoniga and Esteban attended the NRC meeting with the independent Design Review Panel regarding S/G modifications.
On Friday Mr. Joelle Papin of the French Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) visited SNL to discuss LMFBR safety experiments.
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OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING JANUARY 21, 1983 State Legislation Contract OSP staff met with personnel from Public Affairs Information, an independent information services and consulting firm which contracts with NRC to keep OSP abreast of State legislative proposals and actions that affect the nuclear industry. The meeting served as a training session for the software portion of the computerized service which provides on-line information on status of nuclear-related legislative bills, resolutions and initiatives. The data i
obtained is used to compile OSP's publication, "Infonnation Report on State Legislation."
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ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING JANUARY 21, 1983 Data General ECLIPSE MV/8000 A Data General ECLIPSE MV/8000 computer has been installed in the P-634 computer room.
It is a high performance mini-computer with two million characters of memory, expandable to twelve million characters, and is capable of supporting 32 simultaneous users.
It has been undergoing hardware and systems software testing for the past several weeks and is now available for general scientific and administrative timesharing use.
The MV/8000.is considered to be a " Super-mini"' computer. This means, for comparison purposes, it has capabilities roughly similar to that of an early 1970's mainframe, for example, such as the IBM 370 series computers.
By acquiring the MV/8000, NRC now has a number of new computing tools that will reduce the time, and therefore cost, it takes to develop new appli-cations.
For example, we estimate that developing the new materials licensing system in-house on the MV/8000 will cost less than $2 million, compared with Sandia Corporation's $6 million proposal and save several years in the process. The new machine has user-friendly software that will permit much easier program access by users.
For instance, users will be able to query systems and write reports without significant support from the ADP staff.
For the computer system that will be installed in the NRC Operations Center and 'or other operational systems such as Payroll and Personnel, the MV/8000 will be used to make program changes without impacting
' day-to-day operations.
In the scientific area, using the MV/8000 will reduce our dependence on DOE Labs for developing and operating analytical codes. Although the MV/8000 doesn't eliminate NRC's need for computing power from the Labs, we estimate savings in timesharing costs alone, not even considering the convenience.and priority service to users, that will quickly recapture the investment cost of this new machine.
The MV/8000 also presents an excellent opportunity to test alternative office automation (0A) concepts, particularly in word processing and electronic mail. Additional information on these 0A concepts will help us incorporate up-to-date management tools in the new NRC Operations Center.
Resident Inspector Pilot Program An IBM personal computer (microprocessor) has recently been installed at the Calvert Cliffs site in Region I.
Specific tests will be commencing shortly on data transmission to Region I, Headquarters, NIH Computer Center, DOE Labs, other reactor sites, the new MV/8000, and compatibility with Office Automation equipment such as the IBM Displaywriter and 5520.
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REGION V - EDO WEEKLY WEEK ENDING 1/21/83 Was11naton Public Power Supply System' UNP DN 50-397 ALLEGATION:
Ex-Burns & Roe employee states she was terminated for failing to follcw supervisors directions'and insisted on following procedures for control of' drawing interim requests (DIR).
Allegations include: (1) improper logging of orginator; (2) using pencil vs ink; (3) supervisor directed disregaring.
of procedures; (4) 200 to 300 DIR's missing: (5) original DIR's stamped "Information only"; (6) missing Bechtel stamp; (7) improper logging by B/R & Bechtel.'
Sacramento Municipal Utility District Rancho Seco - DN 50-312 An unplanned offsite release of tritiated water occurred when the licensee overflowed the miscellaneous water holdup tank in the tank farm.
The drain.. system channeled the water to the cooling tower blowdown drain' system and subsequently offsite. No radionuclides other than tritium were involved.
The concentration of the water prior to dilutton by the cooling tower blowdown was 4.6E-2 uci/ml.
The event resulted in total offsite release of about 0.14 curie at a maximum concentration of 32% of the MPC.
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STAFF REQUIREMENTS - BRIEFING ON IMPLEMENTATION OF PUBLIC LAW 97-415, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, JANUARY 18, 1983, 2:00 P.M., WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICE (PUBLIC MEETING) (SECY 83-16), Memo SECY to Dircks, 1/21/83 m
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The Commission was briefed by Staff on proposed regulations to implement certain provisions of Public Law 97-415.
The Commission requested that the proposed regulations be revised as discussed at the meeting.
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/24/83 50-237 Holiday Inn To discuss the local stability Commonwealth Edison Co.
R. Gilbert
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analysis for the proposed four Exxon 9X9 lead assemblies to be included in the Dresden 2 Cycle 9 Reload Core
/25/83 P-422 Discuss fuels-related issues in General Electric M. Tokar
- 00 am Bethesda GESSAR-II, BWR/6 Nuclear Island Design, and GESTRA-LOCA, A Model for the Prediction of Fuel Rod Thermal Performance 825/83 50-261 P-ll8 To review the pressurized thermal Carolina Power & Light Co.
G. Requa
- 00 pm Bethesda shock concerns at the H.B. Robinson Unit 2 plant
/25-27/83 50-387 Training Ctr.
To discuss In-Service Inspection Pennsylvania Power & Light R. Perch 50-388 Susquehanna Site (Pumps and Valves)
Co. (Susquehanna 1 & 2)
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/26/83 50-250 P-422 To discuss FP&L's program for Florida Power & Light Co.
D. Mcdonald 1:00 am 50-251 Bethesda ensuring that the screening criterion for PTS will not be exceeded E
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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 1/26/83 P-ll8 Resolve questions on GE licensing General Electric J. Berggren 9:00 am Bethesda topical report NEDE-21175 Amend-ment 3 entitled, "BWR-6 Fuel Assembly Evaluation of Combined SSE & LOC. Loadings" P-ll4 To discuss Westinghouse's appeal Westinghouse T. Kenyon 1/26/83 50-390 10:00 am 50-391 Bethesda of the staff's position regarding Duke Power Co.
reactor trip breaker testing on Union Electric Westinghouse plants Commonwealth Edison Kansas Gas & Electric Public Service of N.H.
Carolina Power & Light TVA D/27/83 P-ll8 To discuss the current status of Westinghouse Shou-nien Hou D:00 am Bethesda and the factors involved in the usage of thermal sleeves 1/27/83 50-206 MNBB-6110 To discuss the resolution of Southern Calif. Edison W. Paulson D:00 am Bethesda seismic reevaluation issues (San Onofre 1)
(SEP Topic III-6) 1/27/83 50-286 P-422 To discuss the status of Systems Power Authority of the P. Polk 11:00 am Bethesda Interaction State of New York 1/28/83 50-334 P-114 To discuss technical issues related Duquesne Light Co.
P. Tam 10:00.am Bethesda to pressurized thermal shock (Beaver Valley 1)
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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 1/28/83 50-313 P-110 To provide AP&L the opportunity to Arkansas Power & Light G. Vissing 9:00 am 50-368 Bethesda appeal the staff's positions re-garding the Fire Protection Appendix R Exemption Requests for ANO-l&2 1/28/83 50-275 P-422 To discuss the design and operation Pacific Gas & Electric H. Schierling Bethesda of the canponent cooling water (Diablo Caryon 1) 9:00 a system, including seismic /non-seismic interfaces; safety /non-safety interfaces; and application of the single failure criteria 2/1/83 Project 668 P-ll4 To conduct preliminary discussions Westinghouse G. Meyer D:00 am Bethesda with NRC staff on human factors considerations in the W Advanced PWR design 2/1-3/83 50-400 Ebasco Office Discuss issues raised by MEB review Ebasco N. Kadambi 8:30 am 50-401 2 World Trade Ctr of Shearon Harris FSAR, discuss Carolina Power & Light New York, NY Confirmatory Piping Analysis and Westinghouse perform Design Documentation Review PNL 2/1-4/83 50-528 Palo Verde Site Conduct a site audit of the fire Arizona public Service Co.
E. Licitra 8:30 am 50-529 Maricopa Cty.,
protection system for Palo Verde Gage-Babcock Arizona Bechtel Snell & Wilmer E2 Phoenix, Ariz. (Feb. 4)
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!/3/83 50-440 MNBB-6110 Discuss seismic / dynamic, environ-Cleveland Elec. Ill.
J. Stefano 1:00 am 50-441 Bethesda mental equipment qualification Company data requirements preparatory to site audit, NRC comments on equip-ment qualification infonnation already provided by CEI, and finn up CEI data transmittal
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NMSS MEETING NOTICES ff FOR WEEK ENDING:
1/21/83 II Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safety ATTENDEES /
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1/24-2/4 Project Aiken, SC To review SRP processing tech-A. T. Clark (FCAF)
A. T. Clark M-32
' Savannah niques applicable to West Valley R. Boyle (WM)
River waste and observe testing of T. B. Hindman, Jr.
(Savannah River Op Office) equipnent.
l 2/1 40-86 Silver To discuss the levels of thorium Reps fm FCUF W. T. Crow l
Spring contamination at the Pompton Reps fm W. R. Grace Plains site. (W. R. Grace) y t
2/1-2/3 70-1201 Oak Ridge To discuss environmental projects W. T. Crow (FC)
W. T. Crow 40-3392 TN involving license renewal with M. Rhodes (FC) 40-8027 ORNL team at Oak Ridge, TN.
E. Shum (FC)70-734 (General Atomic, B&W (CNFP)
Reps fm ORNL Allied Chemical and Kerr-McGee) 2/4 Willste Meeting of the Trar.sportation 2 Regional Rep.
J. Bridge 12:00-4:00 Sth floor Ad Hoc Planning Committee.
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Division of Safeauards FOR WEEK ENDING:
1/21/83 DOCKET ATTENDEES /
DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT February 8, 1983 50-458 Baton Rouge, LA For site familiarization Robert Skelton Robert Skelton (Riverbend) and review of the Security James Kelly, RIV Plan February 50-483 St. Louis, M0 For site. familiarization Robert Skelton Robert Skelton 10-11, 1983 (Callaway) and review of the Security Plan
'l/26-27 Brookhaven Technical Support Coordinating NMSS, State T.S. Sherr Long Island, NY Connittee Meeting ACDA, DOE, ISP0 2/3-4 Silver Spring, MD Battelle PNL Contract Battelle PNL, T.S. Sherr Review and Briefing Battelle, HARC, K.E. Sanders NMSS O S p2 5?
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DATE/TIHE NUMER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT HRC CONTACT 1/25/83 FEMA-500 C St.SW Discuss Responsibility for H. J. Dircks, ED0 S. A. Schwartz,IE s
Emergency Responsibility R. C. DeYoung, IE E. L. Jordan, IE S. A. Schwartz, IE G. H. Cunningham, ELD N. C. Parler, GC 1/26/83 Bethesda, MD Discuss Timeliness of H. J. Dircks, EDO J. A. Axelrad, IE Enforcement Actions R. C. DeYoung, IE J. A. Axelrad, IE 1/27/83 Bethesda, MD Enforcement Meeting G. Charnoff, Shaw J. A. Axelrad, IE '
Pittman law firm R. C. DeYoung, IE J.' Liebernan, ELD J. A. Axelrad, IE 2/1/83 Bethesda, MD Discuss QA Construction R. C. DeYoung, IE T. Harpster, IE J. H. Sniezek, IE J. M. Taylor, IE T. L. Harpster, IE Peter Van Nort, Pres., Daniels, Inc.
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NRC CONTACT APPLICANT NUMBER (If Applicable) 1/17 - 18 Cadarache. Franch Negotiate joint CEA-Phelris/NRC-PBF agreement R. Van Hopten 1/19-Nuremberg, Germany Collection of Test data on PCI-related cladding failure R. Van Houten i*
1/20 - 22 Stockholm Sweden same as above R. Van Houten
- 1/23 - 24 London. England same as above R. Van Houten
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M. Jankowski 1/19 - 21 Ally. New Mexico To discuss HT fission product chemistry M. Jankowski 1/25 - 26 H Street Peer Review on NUREG-0956 LWR Source Tern M. Jankowski/
M. Silberberg 1/27 Will'ste Building.
SARP M. Silberberg Silver Spring 1 / 21 NL SARP Integration T. Dipalo T. Walker
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NUMBER (If Applicable) 01/24/83 NRC, Nicholson Lane To discuss FY83 operating W. Bank, INEL M. Au, DF0 9:00 a.m.
procedures of NPP's M. Au, C. Overbey, A J. Hoyt, NRC 01/25 & 26/83 NRC, Bethesda, MD Brief NRR representatives on B. Varnado &
. J. Ennis, DF0 reactor safeguards research D. Erickson, Sandia B. Floyd, K. Markulis,
& J. Ennis, RES J. Hockert, NMSS 02/02/83 Atlanta, GA Meet with INPO on data exchange D. Jones, NRR cl. Jenkins, DF0
, of task analysis data INPO staff J. Jenkins, RES' 2/8-9/83 8:30-4:30 Room 013 NL Research Review Group Meeting S. Bernstein, RES S. Bernstein, RES for the Fuel Cycle Facility J. Ayer PMSS Safety Research Program T. Clark, NMSS P. Loysen, NMSS W. Gregory, Los Alamos P. Owczarski, PNL M. Siman-Tov, Union Carbide 2/2-4/83 New York Attend NPEC-SC 2 meeting and S. Aggamal S.
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APPLICANT NUMBER (If Applicable) 624-1/27/83 Los Alanes National To attend and participate NRC C. Troutman Laboratory, NM in the Nuclear Plant TDC-Analyzer Meetings INEL LANL 01/26 Salt Lake City LOFT Coordination Committee Sullivan Sullivan e
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1/31/83 U. S. Dept. of Labor Discuss Agreement State D. A. Nussbaumer D. A. Nussbaumer 10AM Washington, D. C.
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NRC - R. Starostecki L. E. Tripp 2:30 p.m.-
Beaver Valley Unit 1 and SALP Board Members 1/25 50-322 Region I Office ToDiscussIheResults LILC0 - W. Uhl, Presi-J. Wiggins 10:30 a.m.
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c 2/4/83 50-483 Glen Ellyn, IL SALP - Callaway Union Electric A.B. Davis & Staff A.D. Davis 10:00 a.m.
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