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Forwards Draft Round 1 Questions Re B&W Application for B-SAR-205 for Submittal to Applicant
ML20040A447
Person / Time
Site: 05000561
Issue date: 04/27/1976
From: Kreger W
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Stolz J
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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FOIA-80-515, FOIA-80-555 NUDOCS 8201210110
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50-561 MILESTONE NUMBER: 03-33 RESPONSIBLE BRANCH: LWR-1 PROJECT MANAGER:

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REVIEW STATUS: dontinuing The Radiological Assessment Branch has reviewed the Babcock and Wilcox application for B-SAR-205 through Amendment 1.

Please use our draft round one questions sent to you on 4-13-76 for submittal to the applicant. We have attached a copy for your convenience.

This review is being performed by T. D. Murphy, Radiation Protection Section.

William E. Kreger, C ef Radiological Assessment Branch Division of Site Safety and Environmental Analysis

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3 31.8 liith regard to the design review program described in Section (12.1.2) 12.1.2, describe the specific review functions and responsibilities of the person (s) who assures that features for assuring that occupational radiation exposures can be maintained as low as i.;

reasonably achievable are included in the design of the plaat.

331.9 Describe what specifications are used in the design and selection (12.3.1.1) of materials for the reactor coolant that are specifically directed toward the reduction of the production, transport and sa and Co60 j

redeposition of Co 331.10 The answer to acceptance review question 331.3 is unacceptable.

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Describe the design considerations used in selecting a letdown range of 50-200 gpm. Discuss the effect on reactor coolant corrosion and fission product activity of increasing the letdown rate to 2000 c

gpm. Discuss your design considerations for the use of a high L

temperature, high flow filtration system to minimize the buildup of corrosion products in the reactor coolant and auxiliary sys tems.

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