ML20030B005

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Requests Commission Determination of Basis for NRC Conclusion That Flamtrol Cable in Brunswick & Other Facilities Complies W/Nrc Regulations
ML20030B005
Person / Time
Site: Brunswick  
Issue date: 05/28/1981
From: Udall M
HOUSE OF REP., INTERIOR & INSULAR AFFAIRS
To: Hendrie J
NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
References
NUDOCS 8108050010
Download: ML20030B005 (1)


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Dear Mr. Chairman:

Congressman Panetta has brought to my attention allegations T.that cable installed at the Brunswick nuclear generating station does not comply with_NRC requirements.

The allegations were made by Mr. Fred A. Slautterback, a formef"Einpl'oyee of tlie~cMIe ~'~

manufacturer, Raychem Corporation.

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e informed Mr. Panetta that he believes the NRC has not satis-factorily explained the failure to take' steps necessary to insure that cables installed at NRC licensed facilities are in fact in compliance with the Commission's regulations.

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..r-.o While I recognize that a full inquiry may reveal that there is no need for concern, Mr. Slautterback has made serious allegations which in my view have not been addressed adequately by the NRC or GAO.

I am particularly struck by the GAO finding

that, the Commission's handling of the investigation was extremely poor," and by the GAO's own apparent failure to make as. independent determination as to whether cables installed at Brunswick would be likely to perform satisfactorily under all conditions that they might be expected to experience.

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I believe, therefore, that the Commission should undertake to determine in detail the basis for the NRC staff's conclusion that the F3Tmtrol cable, installed at Brunswick and other licensed nuclear power plants, complies with the Commission's requirements.

Sincerely, I

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