ML20042A760

Requests Addl Info Re Reschedule of Emergency Preparedness Implementation Appraisal.Util Will Be Advised When State of Preparedness Program Reaches Point Which Warrants Resumption of Appraisal

ML20042A760
Person / Time
Site:	Grand Gulf
Issue date:	03/11/1982
From:	Schwencer A Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:	Mcgaughy J MISSISSIPPI POWER & LIGHT CO.
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NUDOCS 8203230748
Download: ML20042A760 (4)

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Reschedule of Grand Gulf Emergency Preparedness Implementation Appraisal This responds to your letter of January 25, 1982, which established a proposed schedule for the completion of various areas of the GGNS emergency preparedness program. After a careful review of the schedule, the staff concludes that all areas of your emergency preparedness program were not addressed and consequently additional information is required (see Enclosure).

As to your proposed date of &rch 15, 1982 for the resumption of the appraisal, please be advised that we will determine when the state of your preparedness program is at a point which warrants the resumption of the appraisal. This determination will be based, for the most part, on the current status of your preparedness program. Because the appraisal requires considerable lead time, you are requested to provide EPLB an update, via telecon, every two weeks. The NRC contact in this matter is Mr. D. Perrotti at (301) 492-4537.

Y Should you have any questions, we will be pleased to discoss them with you.

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Washington, D. C. 20006 Dr. D. C. Giobs, Vice Presicent Micdle South Energy, Inc.

225 Baronne Street P. O. sex 6100 New Orleans, Louisiana 70161 Mr. John Richardson Mississippi Power & Lignt Company P. O. Box 1640 Jackson, Mississippi 39205 fir. R. Trickovic, Project Engineer Grand Gulf Nuclear Station Eecntel Power Corporation Gaithersburg, Maryland 20760 Mr. Alan G. Wagner Resicent inspector

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,e GRAND GULF EPIA SCHEDULE Completion dates for the following are requested:

1 Emergency preparedness training of all key members of the onsite and offsite emergency organizations.

Preoperational acceptability tests:

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C83PT01, Plant Security Sys. Preop. Test (Incl. P65, Fire Detection and Alarm)

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C85PT01, Seismic Instrumentation Sys. Preop. Test c.

D17PT02, Off Gas Radiation Monitcring Preop. Test d.

D17PT03, Ventilation Radiation Monitoring Preop. Test e.

D17PT04, Liquid Process Radiation Monitoring Preop. Test f.

D21PT01, Area Radiation Monitoring (ARM) Sys. Preop. Test g.

D23PT01, Drywell Radiatien Monitoring Sys. Preop. Test h.

N64PT02, Off Gas Sys. Preop. Test i.

N72PT01, Chlorination Sys. Acept Test j.

RE1FTC1, Radio Communication Sys. Precp. Test k.

R61PT02, Plant Communications Public Address, Intercom Sys.

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251PT01, Control Room HVAC Sys. Preop. Test m.

Zg2PT01, Control Room and Emergency Lighting Sys. Preop Test Installation of non-radiation process monitors and associated readouts in the control room. We note that the comment that non-radiation process monitors DESIGNATED ORIGINAL

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are not used for emergency classification (i.e., Unusual Event, Alert, etc.)

does not appear valid.

Table 4-1 of the GGNS Emergency Plan specified many EAL's which include readings from non-radiation process monitors and/or systems (e.g., reactor water level, drywell pressure, reactor dome pressure, safety / relief valve position, fire detection devices, seismic instrumentation, etc.).

Facilities & Equipment:

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Control Room b.

Offsite laboratories c.

Assembly areas d.

Expanded support e.

News centers Procedures:

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Stack effluent and liquid effluent sampling and analysis b.

Energency environmental monitoring program c.

Protective actions during eiergencies d.

Inventory, operability test and maintenance of environmental monitoring kits at the Corporate Office For these potential high noise areas that will not have visual alarms installed prior to the power ascension startup testing phase, provide an implementation date for interim measures (e.g., security guard check, administrative access controls, etc.) that will be used to clear these areas in the event of a site evacuation.

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