ML20043A373

Summary of 900420 Meeting w/C-E in Windsor,Ct to Discuss Application of Human Factors Engineering in Design of Sys 80+.Meeting Participants,Agenda & Slide Presentation Encl

ML20043A373
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Issue date:	05/10/1990
From:	Singh R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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PROJECT-675A NUDOCS 9005210270
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SUBJECT:

-MEETING BETWEEN NRR;AND CE ON HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING.FOR; SYSTEM 80+;

1 the NRR staff met with representatives:of Combustion On April'20,;1990,(CE):at thetr; offices in Windsor, Connecticut tn discuss Engineering, Inc.

n the-application of human factors engineering

in:?the design:of System 80+.

' lists the meeting participants. Enclosure 2 provides the meeting-O agenda.- '

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c; Fo110 wing'a brief overview of System 80+,- CE presented theLdesign bases and?

description of Nuplex 80+ Advanced Control Complex including: human' factors approach to the' design.'3The' presentations were followed by_a live. mock-up demonstration of.Nuplex 80+.-

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In sunnary,- the staff obtained.a.better understanding of: Nuplex 80+ design 3

which would.be4 helpful in the. review of CESSAR-DC Chapter.18.0, Human Factors 1 Engineering.. Copies of: presentation, slides used by CE are' provided in ~

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HEETING BETWEEN NRR AND CE ON: HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING:FOR!

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T0riApril 20, 1990,- the NRR staff met with: representatives of Combust 1on Engineering, Inc. -(CE) at their offices;in Windsor, Connecticut to discuss

- the application of. human factors engineering-in the design of. System 80+..

lists'the meeting participants.. Enclosure 2 provides the meeting q

cagenda.

.Following a_brief! overview of System 80+, CE presented the design; bases ande j

description of;Nuplex 80+^ Advanced-Control Complex including human factors 1

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