ML20058M639

Forwards Peak Ground Acceleration & Spectral Values,Per 930927 Fax Request for Plants

ML20058M639
Person / Time
Site:	Ginna, FitzPatrick
Issue date:	09/28/1993
From:	Sobel P Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:	Diamantstein T CANADA
References
NUDOCS 9310060301
Download: ML20058M639 (5)

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SEP 2 81993 il Mr. Tom Diamantstein International Liaison '

P.O. Box 1046, Station "B" 270 Albert Street -

Ottawa, Canada

. KIP 539

Dear Mr. Diamantstein:

Attached are the peak ground acceleration and spectral values you requested in your fax of September 27, 1993 for the Ginna and Fitzpatrick nuclear power plant sites. These probabilistic hazard estimates were developed by Lawrence. i Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in 1993. We are developing a NUREG ,

report which will summarize the 1992/1993 LLNL probabilistic hazard work .!

performed for the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation. The probabilistic hazard results for each nuclear power plant site in the Eastern United States will be included in the report a tables of dita. If you have any questions .j about the attached data please call me at 301-504-2738. l Sincerely, Original Signed by Phyllis Sobel, Geophysicist Civil Engineering and Geosciences Branch

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PEAK GROUND ACCELERATION HAZARD ESTIMATES 1993 LLNL LIVERMORE ANNUAL PROBABILITY OF EXEEDANCE FOR PEAK GROUND ACCELERATION (CM/SEC/SEC)

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50. .7335E-03 .6910E-04 .2730E-03 .1110E-02

75. .3537E-03 .2730E-04 .1220E-03 .5180E-03 150. .8831E-04 .4970E-05 .2580E-04 .1260E-03 250. .2764E-04 .1070E-05 .6920E-05 .3650E-04 300. .1761E-04 .5380E-06 .4130E-05 .2210E-04 400. .8284E-05 .1700E-06 .1700E-95 .9890E-05 500. .4444E-05 .5620E-07 .7970E-06 .4910E-05 650. .2048E-05 .1250E-07 .29001-06 .2140E-05 ,

800. .1075E-05 .3420E-08 .1200?-06 .1060E-05  ;

1000. .5206E-06 .6400E-09 .4100E-07 .4310E-06 GINNA Percentiles l Acceleration Mean 15th 50th 85th

50. .8483E-03 .4170E-04 .2820E-03 .1260E-02  !

75. .4657E-03 .2050E-04 .1380E-03 .6470E-03 l 150. .1457E-03 .4470E-05 .3470E-04 .1790E-03 250. .5283E-04 .1050E-05 .1020E-04 .5840E-04 300. .3516E-04 .5500E-06 .6200E-05 .3610E-04 400. .1742E-04 .1740E-06 .2710E-05 .1650E-04 500. .9558E-05 .6220E-07 .1290E-05 .8800E-05 i 650. .4403E-05 .1520E-07 .4960E-06 .3780E-05  !

800. .2255E-05 .3570E-08 .1990E-06 .1820E-05 )

1000. .1041E-05 .7590E-09 .7450E-07 .7930E-06  !

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L FITZPATRICK 1993 LLNL SPECTRAL HAZARD ESTIMATES VARIABLE IS SPECTRAL VELOCITY (CM/SEC)

Percentiles Return Period Frea (Hz) Mean 15th 50th 85th 500 years 1.0 1.729 .440 1.000 2.250 2.5 2.007 .406 1.010 2.740 5.0 1.489 .331 .708 2.020 10.0 .772 .191 .411 1.120 25.0 .263 .058 .157 .360 1000 years 1.0 2.765 .670 1.340 3.440 2.5 3.334 .614 1.410 4.310 5.0 2.330 .489 1.100 3.030 10.0 1.229 .283 .659 1.590 25.0 .411 .101 .232 .546

• 2000 years ,

1.0 4.423 1.010 1.800 5.250 2.5 5.398 .928 1.970 6.370 5.0 3.646 .723 1.510 4.560 10.0 1.793 .420 1.040 2.250 25.0 .644 .142 .343 .828 5000 years 1.0 7.875 1.330 2.650 8.560 2.5 8.919 1.330 3.050 10.300 5.0 6.092 1.130 2.280 6.880  ;

10.0 2.954 .707 1.600 3.440 '

25.0 1.108 .221 .576 1.280 10000 years i 1.0 11.090 1.630 3.560 11.700 2.5 13.040 1.710 4.250 14.800 5.0 8.394 1.433 3.110 9.210 l 10.0 3.983 1.030 2.220 4.540 i 25.0 1.501 .309 .853 1.690

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l GINNA 1993 LLNL SPECTRAL HAZAhD iSTIMATES VARIABLE IS SPECTRAL VELOCITY (CM/SEC)

Percentiles Return Period Fra 1 (Hz) Mean 15th 50th 85th 500 years 1.0 1.531 .387 .841 2.210 2.5 1.827 .355 .909 2.840 5.0 1.407 .277 .656 2.160 10.0 .759 .156 .383 1.080 25.0 .270 .041 .145 .370 1000 years 1.0 2.563 .582 1.200 3.620 2.5 3.237 .534 1.310 5.010 5.0 2.350 .408 1.070 3.530 10.0 1.274 .226 .633 1.660 25.0 .466 .071 .226 .627 2000 years 1.0 4.290 .877 1.590 5.950 2.5 5.545 .803 1.810 7.360 5.0 3.927 .601 1.470 5.470 10.0 1.963 .328 1.030 2.540 25.0 .801 .115 .354 1.030 5000 years 1.0 8.114 1.210 2.310 9.860 2.5 9.798 1.210 2.780 12.200 5.0 6.805 1.000 2.260 8.280 10.0 3.366 .534 1.620 3.940 25.0 1.380 .186 .638 1.560 10000 years 1.0 12.080 1.460 3.050 13.900 ,

2.5 15.070 1.530 3.840 18.000 5.0 9.774 1.280 3.120 11.300 10.0 4.719 .773 2.290 5.280 25.0 1.963 .268 .998 2.120 1

< st SEP 2 81993 Mr. Tom Diaman+ stein International Liaison P.O. Box 1046, Stt'. ion "B" 270 Albert Street Ottawa, Canada KlP 539

Dear Mr. Diamantstein:

Attached are the peak ground acceleration and spectral values you reque sted in your fax of September 27, 1993 for the Ginna and Fitzpatrick nuclear poaer

• plant sites. These probabilistic hazard estimates were developed by La,rence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) in 1993. We are developing a NUREi.

report which will summarize the 1992/1993 LLNL probabilistic hazard wori performed for the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation. The probabilistic hazard results for each nuclear power plant site in the Eastern United 5 tates will be included in the report as tables of data. If you have any quest ions about the attached data please call me at 301-504-2738.

Sincerely, Original Signed by Phyllis Sobel, Geophysicist Civil Engineering and Geosciences Braich

Attachment:

Hazard estimates cc: W. Upshaw, IP DISTRIBUTION: PSobel RRothman GBagchi ECGB R/F Central File PDR ECGB:DE ECGB- jf PSobelGR/ RRo 9/3f/93 9/ 3 n

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