ML20058N381
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| Issue date: | 09/02/1981 |
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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 5*** * " 2 n s' INFORMATION REPORT SEcy-8,-527 For:
The Commissioners
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T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO l
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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING AUGUST 28, 1981 l
l A sumary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Contents Enclosure Administration A
l Nuclear Reactor Regulation B
Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C
l Inspection and Enforcement D
Nuclear Regulatory Research E
Executive Legal Direc*ar F
International Programs G
State Programs H
Management and Program Analysis I
Controller J"
_; 1 Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data K
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Small & Disadvantagec Business Utilization L*
Items Aporoved oy :ne Comission M
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OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT Week Ending August 28, 1981 Pressurized Thermal Shock to Reactor Vessels Based on independent analyses and staff review of the PWR Owners Groups' responses and the PWR licensees' responses to NRC's letter of April 20, 1981 NRR had previously determined that all operating plants could survive a severe overcooling event for at least another full year of operation. However..for plants where neutron irradiation has significantly reduced the fracture toughness of the reactor i
pressure vessels (RPV), NRR has concluded that action should be taken now to resolve the long term problems. NRR requested further information concerning pressurized themal shock to the RPV from licensees of eight plants considered to be of higher priority.
Bailly Generatino Station Northern Indiana Public Service Company announced on August 26 that it had decided to terminate the Bailly project.
Low Level Waste Storace at Reactors Pennsylvania Power and Light Company has applied for authorization to store onsite low-level radwaste generated at its Susquehanna Steam Electric Station. The proposed storage facility would provide capacity for low-level waste associated with an estimated eight reactor-years of operation (2 units, 4 years each).
West Valley An application dated August 14, 1981 was jointly submitted by the New York Energy Research and Development Authority (NYERDA) and DOE requesting authority to transfer the West Valley facility to DOE to pemit implementation of the West Valley Waste Demonstration Project by DOE.
TMI-2 EPICOR II Wastes Starting in early 1982, DOE will take for research and development purposes the 49 highly radioactive EPICOR II prefilter liners that are currently stored at TMI.
Haddam Neck Plant Seismic events have been recorded near the Haddam Neck plant since the beginning of August by Weston Observatory, Boston College, monitoring stations.
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i OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION l
i Week Ending August 28, 1981 j
ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT_
t STATUS OF REQUESTS 1
Initial Appeal of Request Initial - Decision Received 390 12 Granted 282 2
l Denied 59 7
Pending 49 3
ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received-Mark Pollock, Requests 15 categories of documents regarding the Committee to Bridge UCLA license renewal.
I the Gap (81-339) j Idendell H. Marshall, Requests a copy of the contract between Bechtel Mapleton Intervenors Corporation and Consumers Power Company.
l (81-340) j Sarah M. Ford, Requests a copy of all documents associated with the Wright, Manning investigatio.. of Automation Industries, Inc. regarding t
& Sagendorph the overexposure of two employees.
(81-341) i John M. Palien, Requests a copy of the agreement to sell and leaseback l
Washington Service nuclear fuel for use at Pacific Gas and Electric's i
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Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power' Plant with Pacific Energy l
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Requests copies of all records pertaining to herself (81-343) in files throughout her office.
Dorothy Stucke, Requests a copy of SECY-81-468 and any revisions or
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(81-344)
CONTACT:
J. M. Felton 492-7211 ENCLOSURE A i
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Received, Cont'd NTEU Steward Requests documents used in rating (a named employee) l (81-345) and the A candidates for Vacancy Announcement 81-2231 and a summary of any oral communications.
Daniel R. Mintz, Requests three categories of documents relating to the Citizens for a decontamination of Dresden 1 using NS-1 solvent.
Better Environment (81-346)
Gordon P. Johnson, Requests a copy of program code 03-120 List of Briggs Testing Licensees for Nuclear Measuring System for Maine, l
Company of Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Sanford L. Hartman, Requests all documents relating to the July 1,1981 Debevoise & Liberman
" Report on a Survey by Senior NRC Management to Obtain (81-348)
Viewpoints on the Safety Impact of Regulatory Activities from Representative Utilities Operating and Constructing Nuclear Power Plants."
NTEU Steward APPEAL TO THE EDO for the grades of the A candidates (81-A-12-81-272) for each criteria for Vacancy Announcement 81-2112.
Granted r
Jay E. Silberg, In response to a request for three categories of Shaw, Pittman, documents pertaining to 10 CFR Part 73, made available Potts & Trowbridge 24 documents.
Informed the requester additional (81-264) documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR.
Steven J. London, In response to a request, on behalf of his client, Lester Schwab Katz for four categories of information regarding reports
& Dwyer of exposure to radiation at the Indian Point II (81-279)
Station, made available eight documents.
Michael D. Levi, In response to a request for documents relating to D.C. Area Nuclear four categories of nuclear facilities located in the Map Project District of Columbia, Maryland, and/or Virginia, (81-317) made available 13 documents.
Informed the requester additional documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR.
ENCLOSURE A
3 Denied Julie Kosterlitz In response to requests for documents pertaining to (81-196) the burial of radioactive wastes on property in and Maywood, New Jersey, which is owned by Stepan Vincent L. Soukup, Chemical Company, made available 54 documents. Denied Wehran Engineering portions of five documents, the disclosure of which Corporation would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of (81-197) personal privacy. Denied portions of one document containing advice, opinions and recommendations of the staff. Denied portions of one document containing confidential business information. Informed I
the requester additional documents subject to this 1
request are already available at the PDR. Also informed the requester one document has been referred to the Environmental Protection Agency for direct response to her.
(NRC employee)
In response to a request for six categories of (81-305) information pertaining to selection for the position under Vacancy Announcement No. R-81-3189, made available one document. Denied portions of eight documents, 1
the disclosure of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.
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ll-OIVISION OF TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND DOCUMENT CONTROL Period Ending August 1981
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i The following translations were completed by the Division of Technical Information j
and Document Control in July. Copies of these translations will be available in l
the Library on microfiche.
German 1
1 NRC Translation 855
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G 26. Trade Association Guidelines for Industrial Health Screening.
Federation j
of Trade Associations.
Bonn, Germany.
November 1974.
9 pages.
Requested by:
RES. Cost: $105.00.
NRC Translation 857 1
GRS-17. SYMPOSIUM - Organization and Qualification of the Personnel in Nuclear
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Power Plant.
W. Pferrer, W. Schultz. Reactor Safety. Cologne, Germany. June j
1980. 418 pages. Requested by: IP. Cost: $4950.00.
l NRC Translation 862 Status Report: Hydrogen Formation in Light Water Reactors.
Institute for Reactor Safety of the Association of Technical Inspection Board. Cologne, Germany.
November 1980. 253 pages.
Requested by: NRR. This report is available in hard l
copy fran TIDC to the extent of supply.
NRC Translation 877 i
KTA 3403. Cable Ducts in the Reactor Containment of Nuclear Power Plants. Nuclear i
Connission (KTA), Bonn, Germany. October 1980.
20.pages.
Requested by: IP. Cost:
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$120.00 2
NRC Translation 878 Criteria for Preliminary Site Selection for Reprocessing Plants.
Federal Minister of the Interior. Bonn, Germany.
February 1981.
17 pages.
Requested by: IP.
Cost: 5100.00 i
NRC Translation 885 PROPRIETARY RS II 2-515 900/11.
Emergency Preparedness Against Effects of Accidents in Nuclear Power Plants. Federal Minister of the Interior. Bonn, Germany.
January 1981.
144 pages.
Requested by: IP. Cost: $2904.00.
French NRC Translation 879 j
Bulletin of Incidents. Ministry of Industry.
Paris, France. April'1980. 71 pages.
Requested by: IP. Cost: 5430.00.
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NRC Transaltion 892 SN No.19. Nuclear Safety Bulletin for January-February 1981. Paris, France.
28 pages. Requested by: IP. Cost: $450.00.
NRC Translation 898 l
DSN No. 283. Human Factors ~, Human Failures and Incidents As Applied to the Saint-Laurent-Des-Eaux Nuclear Power Plant, SL1 and SL2.
M. Griffon. Atomic Energy Commissariat. 22 pages. Requested by: IP.
Cost: $475.00.
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Jaoanese NRC Translation 886 PROPRIETARY Incident Report of Nuclear Power Station in Japan (1981 January-March). The Energy Resources Agency. April 1981. 20 pages.
Requested by: IP. Cost: $150.00.
l NRC Translation 887 PROPRIETARY On the Manual Shutdown of the Kansai Electric (Limited) OEDI Power Station No.1 Reactor. The Natural Resources and Energy Agency. 64 pages.
Requested by IP.
Cost: $780.00 l
Spanish NRC Translation 884A I.S.B.N. 84-500-2457-9. Collection of Guides on Nuclear Safety No. 2: Qualification and Requirements Levied on Candidates Wishing to Obtain and Use Licenses to Operate Nuclear Power Plants.
Ministry of Industry.
September 1976 and July 1977.
16 pages.
NRC Translation 884B I.S.B.N. 84-500-2457-9. Collection of Guides on Nuclear Safety No. 5: Physical-Psychological Requirements Levied on Candidates Wishing to Obtain and Use Operator's and Supervisor's Licenses for Nuclear and Radioactive Installations.
September 1976 -
and July 1977. Ministry of Industry.
16 pages.
Requested by: IP.
Cost of A&B:
$192.00 NRC Translation 890 Im 135-Im 142. " Jose Cabrera" Nuclear Power Plant Monthly Reports, February-August l
1980. Union Electrica, S. A. Madrid, Spain.
187 pages. Requested by: IP. Cost:
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NRC Translation 897 897.
Operational Report for February-September 1980.
Junta di Energia Nuclear.
Madrid, Spain.
100 pages.
Requested by: IP.
Cost; $608.00.
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NRC Translation 893A 1
Quarterly Report of the Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate: April-June 1980.
I Statens Karnkraftinspekton, (Inspection Unit) Stockholm, Sweatom. October 1980. 24 pages.
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NRC Translation 893B Quarterly Report of the Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate: July-September 1980.
Staten Karnkraftinspekton, (Inspection Unit) Stockholm, Sweaton. January 1981.
22 pages.
Requested by: IP. Cost of A & B: $450.00 4
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DOCUMENTS PROCESSED BY TIDC Number of NUREG reports printed and/or distributed by TIDC in July 1981.
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Type of Report in July l
Draft Environmental Statement 0
Final Environmental Statement 1
Safety Evaluation Report 8
Environmental Standard Review Plan 0
NRCI's 2
Staff Reports (total combined figure) 33 Contractor Report 63 j
Conference Proceeding 1
Brochures 2
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I A listing of these NUREG reports is contained in " Regulatory and Technical Reports Compilation" (NUREG-0304), issued quarterly and available from TIDC.
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DIVISION OF SECURITY WEEK ENDING AUGUST 28, 1981 Doeration DIALOGUE A member of the Division of Security attended a one-day training course entitled " Operation DIALOGUE," conducted by the Defense Intelligence School of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). Senior officials of DIA, speakers at the course, raised the issue and concerns of U.S. technology transfer to foreign countries. Much of the transfer results from the contact U.S. persons have (particularly scientific and technical people) with foreign visitors and foreign students and the more or less unrestricted access foreign officials have in this country to U.S. people.
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DIVISION OF CONTRACTS i
Week Ending August 29, 1981 i
PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION 1.
RFP RS-ADM-81-419 1
Title - Card-Entry Access Control System Description - Provide and install a card-entry access control system, consisting of 50 card readers in five (5) Government leased buildings.
Period of Performance - Within ten (10) months from effective t
date of contract I
Sponsor - Office of Administration Status - Proposal under evaluation 2.
RFP RS-NRR-81-134 Title - NRR Management Study - Management of Resources Description - Tne contractor shall perform a review of the NRC's management, processes, procedures and operations.
The study shall focus on management practices, tools and systems, and improvements thereon.
Period of Performance - Seven months Sponsor - Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Status - Initial Evaluation Report received August 25, 1981.
Oral discussions to be held week of September 14, 1981.
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RFP RS-ADM-82-356 Title - Operation and Maintenance of the NRC Document Control l
System (DCS)
Description - The contractor shall provide all necessary personnel,
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supplies and services to maintain and operate the NRC Document Control System.
This effort shall consist of the following tasks:
Title List System; Catalog Index and Retrieval System; System for Abstracting NRC Documents; Microform System; Report Generation; Special Document Services; User Training and Assist-ance; System Statistics; Program Planning and Progress Reporting; Software Modification; Documentation, Pro-cedures and Records; DCS Maintenance; and Facility Administration.
Period of Performance - Two (2) years Sponsor - Office of Administration Status - Solicitaion closed July 31, 1981.
Proposals distributed to SEP on August 3, 1981.
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RFP RS-NRR-81-136 Title - Technical Assistance in Support of NRC Reactor Licensing Program Description - The contractor shall perform 360 technical evaluations in support of NRR Reactor Licensing Actions to include Construction Permit and Operating Licensing applica-tions; Operating Licensing Amendments; implementation l
of new or revised regulatory requirements; the applica-tion of information resulting from research or other technological advancements; the implementation of Three Mile Island accident lessons learned requirement and Systematic Evaluation Program.
Period of Performance - Three (3) years Sponsor - Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Status - Negotiation being conducted the week of August 24, 1981 5.
RFP RS-NMS-81-026 Title - Benchmarking of Computer Codes and Licensing Assistance Description - Services to benchmark computer codes for supporting regulations and for performing reviews of proposed nuclear waste management systems, evaluate the codes,
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and provide licensing analysis using these codes are l
required.
Period of Performance - Five (5) years l
Sponsor - Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards l
Status - Revised proposals are under evaluation l
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RFP RS-NMS-82-026 Title - Environmental Assessment and Impact Statements for Low-Level Waste Disposal Facilities Description - A Basic Ordering Agreement program will be established (multiple awards) under which NRC may obtain contractor services to assist in responding to Low-Level Waste Disposal Facility application from non-Agreement States and requests for technical assistance from Agreement States.
Period of Performance - One year with an option to renew for a second year Sponsor - Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Status - Proposals received in response to the solicitation are under evaluation.
The Source Evaluation Panel met to discuss the results of the evaluations on August 17 and 18, 1981.
A report containing their recommendations is being prepared.
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IFB No. RS-01E-81-267 Title - Intrinsic Germanium Detector System Description - To provide a portable Intrinsic Detector System for gamma spectral analyses over the energy range from approximately 40 Kev to 3000 Kev.
Period of Performance - Within 90 days i
Sponsor - Office of Inspection and Enforcement Status - IFB issued August 21, 1981.
Bid opening is scheduled for September 14, 1981 at 2:00 PM.
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IFB No. RS-01E-81-257 Title - Graphic Support Description - To provide graphic / photographic services support to facilitate training of NRC employees and other Government officials in the design, construction and operation of NPP's.
Period of Performance - Two (2) years from effective date of contract Sponsor - Office of Inspection and Enforcement Status - IFB issued August 20, 1981.
Bid opening is scheduled for September 18, 1981 at 2:00 PM.
CONTRACT AWARDED 1.
NRC-02-81-030 Title - Analysis of Safeguards for Transport of High Level Waste Description - To establish whether there is a need to safeguard shipments of HLW against malevolent acts and if such a need does exist, to establish a technical basis for comprehensive regulation for safeguarding the shipments.
Period of Performance - 26 August 1981 - 25 August 1982 (Basic effort)
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Contra ctor Close-Out-Date NRC-02-77-162 National Academy of Sciences 8/21/81 AT(49-24)-0017 Mitre Co\\rporation 8/21/81 NRC-04-77-163 Harwell 8/25/81-NRC-05-78-342 Rockwell International 8/27/81 AT(49-24)0346 Operational Systems Inc.
8/26/81 NRC-06-78-354 Louisiana State University 8/25/81 NRC-06-76-089 National Science Foundation 8/26/81 NRC-06-77-068 Water Resources Council 8/26/81 NRC-05-79-266 U. S. Arnly Engineers Waterways 8/27/81 l
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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION WEEK ENDING AUGUST 28, 1981 4
M*DD*M NECK PLANT Seismic events have been recorded near the Haddam Neck plant since the beginning of August by Weston Observatory, Boston College, monitoring stations.
4 crcximately 270 events were recorded during the oeriod August 3-7, 1981, with a maximum magnitude of 2.1 on the Richter Scale on. August 4,1981.
These events were located ab Ut 6 kiloreters northeast of the plant. After a cuiescent period, a second set of events have been recorded starting about l
August 13, 1951, with approximately 100 events recorded as of Wednesday morning, August 19, 1951. The maximum magnitude of these later events was 1.4 on the Richter Scale occuring on Sunday, August 16, 1981.
On Wednesday, August'19, an event of macnitude 0.8 on the Richter Scale occurred which was centered l
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Both events (the Richter l
1." and 0.E) were felt by people in the area. The licensee is aware of these j
events.
Geosciences Eranch is following the inforpation being obtained by I
Weston Observatory, Boston College.
PRESSURIZED THERMAL SHOCK TO REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELS On the basis of independent analyses and staff review of the PWR Owners Groups resconses and the PWR licensees' responses to our letter of April 20, 1981, NRR had previously determined that all operating plants could survive a severe overcooling event for at least another year of full power operation. However, for plants where neutron irradiation has significantly reduced the fracture toughness of the reactor pressure vessels (RPV), NRR has concluded that action should be taken now to resolve the long term problems.
Accordingly, under 10 CFR 50.54(f), licensees of eight plants (based on the reference temperatures of the RPV and system characteristics) were requested to provide further information concerning Pressurized Thermal Shock to the RPV. Specifically, 1
information related to 1) the Reference Temperature for Nil Ductility Transition (RTNDT) for the RPV and 2) operator action to prevent pressurized thermal shock and ensure vessel integrity was requested within 60 days. Also, we requested i
within 150 days information which would define actions and schedules for resolution of the pressurized thermal shock issue and analyses to support continued' operation.
The eight plants selected were: Fort Calhoun, Robinson 2, San Onofre 1, Maine Yankee, Oconee 1, Turkey Point 4, Calvert Cliffs 1, and Three Mile Island.
MEETING NOTICE There will be a meeting with the B&W Owners Group at 10:00 AM on September 4, 1981 to discuss system response to small break LOCA, overcooling transients and station blackout.
A contact is B. Sheron, NRR.
B" ILLY GE1ERATPIG STATION Northern Indiana Public Service Company announced on August 26th that it had decided to terminate the Bailiy project.
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NRC TNI PROGRAM OFFICE WEEXLY STATUS REFORT Week of August 23 - 29, 1981 Plant Status l
t Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) loops to reactor building ambient.
Available Core Cooling Modes:
Decay heat renoval systems.
Long term cooling *B* (once through steam generator-B).
RCS Pressure Control Mode: Standby pressure control (SPC) system.
Backup Pressure Control Modes: Mini decay heat removal (MDHR) system.
Decay heat removal (DHR) system.
, Major Parameters (as of 0400, August 28,'1981) (approximate values)
Average Incore Thermocouples: 117*F Maximum Incore Thermocouple:
138'F RCS Loop Temperatures:
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Hot Leg 116*F 119'F Cold Leg (1) 72*F 73*F (2) 73*F 74*F RCS Pressure:
94 psig Reactor Building: Temperature:
74*F Water level:
Elevation'290.9 ft. (8.4 ft. from floor) via, penetration 401 manometer Pressure:
-.3'. psig Concentration:
6.7 x 10 5 uC1/ml Kr-85 (Sample tak.en 8/21/81)
Effluent and Environmental (Radiological) Information 1.
Liquid effluents from the TMI site released to the Susquehanna River after processing, were made within the regulatory limits and in accordance with NRC requirements and City of Lancaster Agreement dated February 27, 1980.
1 During the period August 21, 1981 through August 27, 1981, the effluents contained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point although individual efflue'n't sources which originated within Unit 2 contained minute amounts of radioactivity.
Calculations indicate that less 1 ten thousandths (0.0001) of a curie of tritium was discharged.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Environmental Cata. Results I
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3 The EPA measured Kr-85 concentrations (pCi/m ) at several environmental monitoring stations and reported the following results :
r Location July 31_ - August 14; 1981 (pC1/m3)
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No radiation above normally occurring background levels was detected in any of the samples collected from the EPA's air and ganea rate networks during the period from August 19, 1981, through August 27, 1981.
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NRC Environmental Data.
Results from NRC monitoring of the environment around tne TMI site were 'as follows:
The followin'g are the NRC air sample analytical results for the onsite continuous air sampler:
1-1 31' Cs-137 Samole Period (uci/cc)
(uC1/cc)
HP-282 August 19, 1981 - August 26, 1981
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Licensee Radioactive Material and Radwaste shipments.
On Honday, Augurt 24,1981, a 40 ml Unit 2 reactor coolant sample was sent to Babcock and Wilcox.(B&W), Lynchburg, Virginia.
On Monday, August 24,1981, one 6' x 6' EPICOR I dewatered resin liner, (liner P-7) from Unit 1 was shipped to Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inco,rporated, Barnwell, South Carolina.
On Tuesday, August 25, 1981, 107 drums containing Unit 1 and Unit 2 contaminated laundry were shipped to Tri-State Industrial Laundries, Utica New York.
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I On Wednesday, August 25,1981, one 6' x 6' EPICOR I dewatered resin liner (liner P-11) from ~ Unit 1 was shipped to Chem-Nuclear Systems Incorporated, Barnwell, South Carolina.
On Thursday, August 27, 1981, 70 drums containing Unit 1 and Unit 2 contaminated laundry were shipped to Tri-State Industrial Laundries, Utica, New York.
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1 LSA compacted and noncompacted waste were shipped to Chem-Huclear Systems, Incorporated, Barnwell, South Carolina.
On Friday, August 28,1981, one 6' x 6' EPICOR I dewatered.
resin liner (liner P-5) from Unit 1 was shipped to Cham-Nuclear Systems. Incorporated Barnwell, South Carolina.
5 TMI Occupational Exposure.
Licensee records indicate that the cumulative Unit 2 occupational
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The station total (Unit 1 and Unit 2) for 1981, which represents that of 5,932 monitored individuals, is 180 man-rem (as of July 31, 1 981).
Hafor Activities
- 1. - submerced Demineralizer System.
Start up testing is in progress l
following an outage to incorporate minor system modifications.
Of, 27 procedures to be updated,19 have been received by the site TMI:PO. Of these,12.have been approved, 3 have been returned to the licensee to resolve comments, and 4 are undergoing review. A trial period of processing intermediate water is expected to begin during the week of August 30, 1981, and staging and processing of a small batch (approximately 15,000 gallons) of reactor building sump water is expected to begin shortly thereafter.
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Reactor Building Entry.
Five teams, a total of eleven people, entered the Unit 2 reactor building during entry number fifteen on August 27, 1981. The first team entered the building at approximately 1
9:30 a.m.
The last team exited the building at 4:30 p.m.
The following tasks were successfully completed.
Measurements using a portable gamma spectrometer.
Closed circutt television maintenance.
Air cooler inspection and survey.
RB tool removal, clean-up, and inspection.
The sixteenth reactor building containment entry in order to continue accident related data aquisition, is scheduled for Septe-ber 24, 1981..
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U. 5. Beoartment of Enerov to take EpICOR II Wastes for Research ene Leveiopment.
In July, the NRC ano Department of~ Energy (DOE) signec a Memorendum of Understanding to help ensure that TMI does not become a long-term waste disposal facility (see Weekly Status Report. August 3,1981).
Discussions between DOE, NRC and ~
GPU have led to the DOE decision to take, for research and' development (R&D) purposes, the 49 highly radioactive EPICOR II prefilter liners that are currently stored at TMI.
The liners contain approximately j
50,000 curies of radioactive cesium and strontium that were removed by the EpICOR II system from 500,000 gallons of radioactive water from the Unit 2 auxiliary building.
DOE's R&D program will evaluate i
the different materials in the liners to answer various generic questions t
1)garding treatment and disposition of ion exchange media including-re t
What is the appropriate method of disposal for such resins, i
considering both economics and safety of disposal? 2)
How much radioactivity is being retained in the organic portion of the liner
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versus the inorganic portion? 3) What changes occur in physical 1
state of these media with time? 4) What is the effect of dewatering?
and 5) What is the extent of gas buildup in the various liners and how much is due to radiolytic decomposition of water versus breakdown i
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costs.
It is expected that the first of these liners will be shipped in early 1982.
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They expressed their opinion that Unit 1 i
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On Tuesday, September 1.1981, the Advisory Panel for the Decon-tamination of TMI Unit 2, will meet from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 23 South Second Street, Harrisburg, to discuss current activities at TMI.
This meeting will be open for public 4
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On Wednesday, September 2,1981, Lake Barrett will address the York Rotary Club to give an update on the decontamination and cleanup efforts at TMI.
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On Thursday, September 3,1981. Lake Barrett will address the 1
Middletown Rottry Club to give an update on the decontamination and.
cleanup efforts at TMI.
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uranium mill tailings,15 ft X 15 ft X 6 ft, on which various types of l
radon-measuring instruments and techniques could be tested and compared.
l The most recent measurements of radon releases at open-pit uranium mines in Wyoming were reported by Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboraory. The radon emission fluxes are lower than those previously measured and reported in the Appeal Board hearing on radon, but are generally within the range of variation expected in field measurements of this sort.
General Electric - Wilmington, North Carolina Facilty On Tuesday, August 25, representatives of General Electric Company (GE) met with NMSS staff mambers to discuss the addition of conditions that would be incorporated in their license as a result of the Environmental Impact Appraisal related to the expansion of their Wilmington, N.C.
facility. GE's main concern was NRC's authority to impose monitoring i
requirements for non-radiological compounds in ground water around the liquid waste lagoons.
i Exxon Nuclear On Wednesday, August 26, Dr. Roy Nilson of Exxon Nuclear met with NMSS i
staff members to discuss what additional conditions would be imposed on them as a result of the Environmental Impact Appraisal related to their' application for renewal. No issues were identified.
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Low Level Waste Storace at Reactors An application for a Part 30 license was received from Pennsylvania Power i
and Light Company for authorization to store onsite low-level radwaste generated at its Susquehanna Steam Electric Station. The proposed storage l
facility would provide capacity for low-level waste associated with an estimated eight reactor-years of operation (2 units, 4 years each).
West Valley An application dated August 14, 1981 was jointly submitted by the New York Energy Research and Development Authority (NYERDA) and DOE requesting authority to transfer the West Valley facility to DOE to permit implementation
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of the transfer would effectively suspend the license for the West Valley facility during the period of the DOE project, but require NYERDA and its co-licensee, NFS, to reacquire and possess the facility.upon completion of l
the project in accordance with such technical specifications and other i
provisions that the NRC may deem necessary at that time. This request for anendment of the West Valley facility license by NYERDA and DOE was submitted in accordance with provisions of the West Valley Demonstration Project Act j
that became effective October 1,1980. An FR notice announcing receipt of I
the application is being issued by the staff and the co-licensee, NFS, has been requested _to inform the staff of its positi,on regarding the application.
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Subject:
Licensing Topical Reports Date/ Time:
September 1 - 10:00 a.m.
Location:
DOE, Germantown, Room A458 Attendees:
C. L. Pittiglio, J. Greeves, H. Miller, WMHT; C. Newton, C. George, C. Cooley, D. Vieth, J. Perry, M. Glora, and M. Kazzmarski, DOE 2.
Subject:
Discussion of 10 CFR Part 61 Date/ Time:
September 1 - 1~:30 p.m.
Location:
Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), Palo Alto, CA Attendees:
R. D. Smith, WMLL; Bob Williams, and Art Carson, EPRI; and other EPRI contractor personnel i
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Subject:
NRC Performance Assessment Method and Application Date/ Time:
Seotember 2 - 3:50-4:50 p.m.
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National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C.
Attendees:
M. J. Bell, M. R. Knapp, WMHL; NAS representatives 4.
Subject.
Low-Level Waste Management Strategy Task Force Workshop Date/ Time:
September 2-4 Location:
Monterey, California Attendees:
R. D. Smith, WMLL; Strategy Task Workforce members 5.
Subject:
To Review DOE Comments on the Standard Format and Content Guide for Site Characterization Reports Date/ Time:
September 3, 10:00 a.m.
Location:
Willste Building, Room 150 Attendees:
R. Uleck, J. Greeves, H. Miller, WMHT; M. Bell, WMHL; J. J. Davis, C. Ostrowski, RES; C. Newton, M. Glora, M. Brown, W. Newcomb, B. Smith, J. Perry, B. Laughn, and L. Fitch, DOE 6.
Subject:
Quality Assurance Date/ Time:
September 9 - 1:00 p.m.
Location:
Willste Building, 5th Floor Conference Room Attendees:
H. Miller, J. Greeves, J. Rhoderick, P. Prestholt, WMHT; M. Knapp, F. R. Cook, WMHL; J. Conway, QAB; D. Vieth',
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Subject:
Advisory Committee for the Medical Uses of Isotopes meeting.
Date/ Time:
August 31 4
Location:
Chicago, IL Attendees:
Richard E. Cunningham (Chairman, FC), various staff members from the MLB, Comittee members 2.
Subject:
Inspection of Babcock and Wilcox Commercial Nuclear Fuel Plant (CNFP), facility during review of CNFP license renewal application.
Date/ Time:
August 31 - September 4 Location:
Lynchburg, VA Attendees:
N. Ketzlach (FC), G. P. Coryell (Region II, IE)
CNFP:
D. W. Zeff (Manager, Health-Safety &
Licensing) and R. A. Alto (Plant Manager) 3.
Subject:
ACRS Regulatory Activities Sub-Committe Meeting to answer ACRS questions on regulatory guide package (Draft 1 of Revision 2 to Regulatory Guide 1.13, " Spent Fuel Storage Facility Design Basis").
Date/ Time:
September 9 Location:
H. Street - Room 1046 Attendees:
ACRS Subcommittee Members, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Staff Members, N. Ketzlach (FC)
ABSENCES OF DIRECTOR OR DEPUTY DIRECTOR Richard E. Cunningham - August 31 - September 1 (ACMUI)
Thonas F. Carter, Jr. - August 31 - September 2 (PRB Meeting, Hunt Valley, MD)
September 3 - September 4 (Annual Leave)
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System Studies Seminar Date:
September 2-4, 1981 Location:
Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, NY Attendees:
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Meeting with Mr. Bernard Augustin, Secretary of the Interministerial Committee on Nuclear Security to discuss sabotage protection for nuclear facilities in France Date:
September 4, 1981 Location:
H. St., William J. Dircks' office Attendees: William J. Dircks, EDO Robert F. Burnett, SG/NMSS Mr. Bernard Augustin, Interministerial Committee on Nuclear Security Mr. Barre, French Embassy i
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0FFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Items of Interest Week Ending August 28, 1981 1.
The following Notification of Significant Enforcement Action was dispatched during the past week:
a.
EN-81-28 Comonwealth Edison Company (Dresden Nuclear Power Station, Unit 2) -
A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalties in tha amount of $80,000 was issued on August 28, 1981, to subject licensee. This action was based on alleged violations relating to a weakness in the health physics program regarding control of personnel radiation exposures. Two overexposure incidents occurred in March 1981 and demonstrated that the licensee conducted inadequate surveys, failed to follow monitoring proce-dures, and did not take adequate precautions to protect personnel from radiation hazards.
2.
Preliminary Notifications relating to the following actions were dispatched during the week:
a.
PNO-I-81-93 Indian Point Unit 2 - Dropped Control Rod With Subsequent Reactor Trip Resulting in an Unscheduled Shutdown Greater Than Two Days b.
PNO-I-81-94 Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Station - Inadvertent Initiation of Off Site Warning System c.
PNO-I-81-95 Beaver Valley Power Station, Unit 1 - Potential Deficiencies in Control Room Design d.
PNO-I-81-96 Power Reactors in State of New York - Off-site Emergency Planning Found Adequate by FEPA e.
PNO-II-81-68 Sequoyah 2 - Improper Valve Lineup f.
PNO-III-81-75 Bailly Nuclear Power Station - Utility Announces Cancellation of Bailly Nuclear Station g.
PON-IV-81 -21 Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit 1 - Electrical Fault in Main Generator Excitation Circuit and Identified Problem with Upper Stage of l
A Reactor Coolant Pump Seal h.
PNO-V-81-45 Rancho Seco Nuclear Power Plant - Unsanctioned Strike 3.
The following IE Information Notice was issued:
a.
IE Information Notice 81-26, " Compilation of Health Physics Related Infor-mation Items", was issued on August 28, 1981 to all holders of power reactor coerating licenses or construction permits, research and test reactors, fuel facilities, and Priority I material licenses.
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Other Items:
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Notice of Non-Routine Event Involving Agreement State or Agreement Materials--81 Welex - Fire at Well Logging Platform i
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Activities of the Division of Emergency Preparedness:
Auoust 21, 1981 Director and Deputy Director participated in a meeting with FEMA to discuss schedules for near-term operating licenses.
August 25, 1981 Director participated in a meeting with Region I Resident Inspectors concerning the Emergency Preparedness Program.
l August 27, 1981 Commission meeting on public notification systems determined new date for implementation. February 1,1982 date is to be published for 30 day comment.
Director and Chief, IRB, participated in a meeting with DOE on utility systems reliability and energy emergency planning.
Chief. EPLB, participated in the emergency preparedness appraisal closeout exit briefing at Crystal River.
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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH IMPORTANT EVENTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 28, 1981 Experimental Procrams Branch
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A modeling workshop was held last week in Idaho Falls to discuss the experience of modeling both LOFT and Semiscale by the INEL staff. The idea of a workshop was prompted by the difficulties vendors and labs have had in predicting tests run at both facilities.
The meeting, which was attended by more than two dozen analysts, consisted of descriptions of both facilities and a discussion of models which have been found to have significant impact on the results of computer calculations of tests. All meeting attendees expressed their belief that the session was useful.
Preparations are continuing on schedule for the September 24, 1981 L5-1 intermediate size break test. The test will simulate the rupture of a 14 inch accumulator.
2.
Data Bank Processing of FLECHT SEASET data was incorporated into the Data Bank.
Test data from GE/TLTA-6441, and also 10 data tapes from the FEBA program, were received and are being processed for Data Bank use.
Additional ORNL BDHT tests data were also received.
The effort on the Data Bank Users Manual continued and initial contacts were made with two potential new Data Bank users.
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Semiscale Test NC-6, with injection of N, while in the reflux mode, was conducted on August 19, 1981. PreliminaFy results indicate a significant influence on reflux behavior, with carryover of steam into the cold side of the steam generator essentially blocked. Adequate cooling was obtained during the test, which was teminated prematurely due to blowout of a thermocouple resulting in system depressurization.
Sufficient data were obtained that the test is considered a success.
The recently added test NC-10, which will provide data in additiori to tests NC-1 through NC-6, is estimated for the first week in September.
The Semiscale Review Group Meeting was conducted on August 18, 1981, and the Semiscale/ LOFT analysts workshop was conducted on August 19-20, 1981. Representatives associated with NRR, ACRS, the PWR reactor vendors, the major National Laboratories EPRI, several utilities and several other countries attended. All objectives were met.
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The overall schedule of tests has bien essentially preserved, but the risk of not remaining on i
schedule is significantly greater and many hardware changes have been cancelled.
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BWR FIST PMG Meetino A meetine of the BWR FIST Program Management Group (PMG)will be held on September 2-3,1981 in San Jose, California. A review of the ongoino FIST Phase I program will be conducted on September 2,1981 and discussions of the proposed Phase II will be held on September 3,1981 Meetines 8/25-27/81 - Specialists Meeting on Loss of Break Coolant Analysis of LWR's:
Iuber. Shotkin, Odar.
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Indian Point Station, Unit No. 3 On August 25, 1981, the presiding ASLB issued an Order dismissing the proceeding for an amendment relative to an alternative closed-cycle l
cooling system.
i Susouehanna Steam Electric Station, Unit 1 On August 26, 1981, the presiding ASLB issued an Order with respect to petitions for leave to intervene from the Susquehanna Environmental l
Advocates and Citizens Against Nuclear Dangers "in a hearing on an appli-l cation for a 10 CFR Part 70 fuel storage license at Unit 1.
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the managerial capability and technical resources necessary to operate TMI-1.
The Board specifically addressed the short and long-term actions related to management competence which were recommended by the Staff and set forth in l
the Commission's August 9,1979 Order. The Board concluded that these actions are necessary and sufficient.
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Teofilo Leonin Philippines IE, Training Branch Guven Gunes Turkey NRR, ICSB Shushi Ueta Japan RES,CEB,(Decommissioning)
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On Tuesday Mr. G. Fraser, Principal Administrator of the Radioactive Waste Division of the European Communities' Commission Directorate-General for Social Affairs, met with C. Miller, ETSB/NRR, F. Swanberg, SEB/RES, W. T. Crow and E. Y. Shum of UFLB/HMSS, and W. Resciak, RAB/NRR. They discussed NRC's regulatory experience and ongoing research in the areas of gaseous effluent treatment and environmental modeling.
met with C. Michelson, AE00 Director, to discuss various accessing and analysis'I)-
On Thursday Mr. T. Rutherford of the U.K. Nuclear Installations Inspectorate (NI procedures.
On Thursday and Friday Mr. A. Madonna of the Italian National Committee for Nuclear Energy (CNEN), met with 2. Rosztoczy, E0B/NRR, and W. Fariner, EEB/RES to discuss a qualification program for Class IE electrical equipment.
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Foreton Reports The following foreign reports were received in IP August 24-28:
(For further information contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X27788).
From France:
M.I. - SN Bulletin No. 21, May-June 1981 (Sent for translation)
EdF - Activity Report (1980)
- Investment Projects in 1980 From the FRG:
GRS-A-503 Research Study of a PWR - With Probabilistic Methods for Approximating the Codes (REFLOS). Calculations of the Reflooding Phase During LOCA - PROPRIETARY GRS-A-589 The Use of the Modified "FESIVAR" Program System and Description of the KA1 Method (Cold Reserve-Logic Gating with Changeover) - PROPRIETARY GRS-A-619 A Study of the Thermomechanical Response of Salt Rocks to the Storage of Radioactive Wastes - PROPRIETARY GRS-A-621 The Effects of Mechanical Loads from Operating Excursions on the Reactor Tank - PROPRIETARY GRS-A-622 Calculations with STEALTH Code of Pressure Load in Areas Af ter Vessel Failures - PROPRIETARY BMI - Report on unusual Occurrences in Nuclear Power Plants in the Federal Republic of Germany in 1980 (Sent for translation)
- Consequences of the American TMI-2 Nuclear Power Plant Accident at Harrisburg, on March 28, 1979, for the Safety of Nuclear Power Plants and for Radiation Protection (Under translation)
From Ital _y:
CNEN-RT/ING(81)1 - An Experimental Study on Two-Phase Flow Instability in Parallel Channels with Different Heat Flux Profile **
CNEN-RT/ING(81111 "On Condition Maintenance" Policy That Applies to Nuclear Power Plant Equignent CNEN-RT/ING(81)12 - The Determination of the Thermal Properties in the Evaluation of Argillaceous Formations as Potential Frost Rock for the Geologic Disposal of High Level Radioactive Wastes Deleted from PDR copy.
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CNEN-RT/ DISP (81)2 - The Results of a Radioecological Surveillance Campaign Around the Trino Nuclear Power Plant (May 1978)
CNEN-RT/ DISP (81)3 - Trends of Patient Exposure Due to X-Ray Diagnosis in Italy **
CNEN-RT/ PROT (81)8 - Meteorological Year Book (1975) from the Site TRISAIA CNEN-RT/ PROT (81)9 - Meteorological Year Book (1976) from the Site TRISAIA CNEN-RT/ PROT (81)10 - Meteorological Year Book (1977) from the Site TRISAIA CNEN-RT/ PROT (81)11 - Meteorological Year Book (1978) from the Site TRISAIA l
CNEN-RT/ PROT (81112 - Meteorological Year Book (1979) from the Site TRISAIA CNEN-RT/ PROT (81)16 - Geological Criterion for the Identification of Clayey Reservoirs Favorable to the Digestion of Radioactive Wastes.
Studies on the Italian Pliocene Formations.
CNEN-RT/ PROT (81)17 - Radiation Risks in Man and the Rationale for the ICRP System of Dose Limitation **
From Lseden:
Quarterly Report - January-March 1981 (Sent for Translation)
From the OECD-NEA:
IRS No. 52 - Fire in the Diesel Emplacement of Fessenheim 1 on June 26, 1981**
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4 0FFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING AUGUST 28, 1981 1.
Robert E. Trojanowski, Regional State Liaison Officer, Region II, attended a meeting of States negotiating the Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact in Atlanta, Georgia, on August 24, 1981. The States represented were Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi. North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia. The principal purpose of the session was to complete the " Working Draft Compact Statement," which was l
approved by the State negotiators on August 3,1981, for presentation to the applicable Governors at the Annual Southern Governors' Conference in September I
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Three issues that may affect NRC are:
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Possible requirement by the Compact Commission for generators to employ the best technolugy for waste reduction.
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Possible imposition by the Compact Commission of sanctions on generators, some of which may be NRC licensees.
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Consideration of prohibiting on-site storage, such as at nuclear power stations.
An updated " Working Draft" incorporating these concepts is expected September 4,1981. The next scheduled meeting of the Southeast Group is scheduled for October 1981.
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On August 25, 1981 Mr. William B. Menczer, RSLO, Region III, was in Chicago attending the monthly meeting of the Illinois Commission on Atomic Energy.
Director Philip Gustafson of the Department of Nuclear Safety discussed the current status of low level waste management in Illinois, and a representative of the Connonwealth Ediso.i Company discussed emergency preparedness activities at nuclear plants within the State. Following the meeting, Mr. Menczer met with John Nordin, Fazardous Materials Unit Supervisor, Illinois State Police,to discuss the arrangements for a spent fuel shipment through Illinois in September, and with Dr. Gustafson regarding low level waste legislation in the Midwestern States.
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Congressional Correspondence j
Provided EDO with response to Congressman Moffett's request for information essentially on the dif ferences between applicant's completion dates and NRC estimated completion dates for reactor construction.
Publications (1) " Regulatory Licensing Status Summary Report" (Blue Book),
NUREG-0580 dated August 7,1981 was issued; (2) " Standards Development Status Summary Report" (Green Book), NUREG-0566 dated July 31, 1981 was issued.
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Revised Reporting Reouirements The EDO has recently sent a paper to the Commission prepared by AE00 which recommends holding the Integrated Operational Experience Reporting System (10ERS) in abeyance, and proceeding at this time only to revise and improve
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the LER reporting requirements via rulemaking. The principal basis for the recommendation not to proceed with 10ERS at this time is the recent decision l
by INP0 to assume the management, funding, and technical direction of the j
Nuclear Plant Reliability Data System (NPRDS). This decision provides a measure of confidence that the previous long-standing difficulties with a
f:PRDS, i.e., lack of strong central management and poor utility participation, will now be overcome. As a result, the staff believes that the NRC may be able to receive the data it needs without making the system mandatory.
ANSI /FIRR Committee Meeting On August 27, 1981 AE00 was the host for a meeting of the American National Standards Institute's Failure and Incidents Reports Review (FIRR) Committee.
4 FIRR reports to the Planning Committee of the National Standards Management Board (NSMB) and is responsible to feedback nuclear power plant operating experience into the national standards development efforts. The purpose of the meeting was to reorient the committee activities to the use of technically evaluated operational data, rather than raw event data, for developing recommen-dations for standards action. The committee members present represented INPO, 1
ANS, IEEE, ASME, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), the American National Insurers (ANI), the Instrument Society of America (ISA), and the NRC.
AEOD is currently providing the NRC liaison representative. NRR, IE, and RES also participated in this meeting.
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1 ITEMS APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING AUGUST 28, 1981 A.
SECY-A-80-190/190A/190B - Revisions in Draft Bailly Show Cause Order; anc SECY-81 409 - Decision of D.C. Circuit Court of Acceals in Bailly i
Short Pilings Case Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/24/81 i
The draft Bailly Show Cause Order was withdrawn from affirmatic7.
The Commission, by a. vote of 5-0, approved a modified notice of hearing circulated in a SECY memo dated July 28, 1981, and a draft order circulated in connection with SECY-81-409.
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(Subsequently, the Secretary signed the order and the notice of hearing.)
B. SECY-81-20D - Policy on Proceeding with Pending Construction Permit and Manufacturing License Acclications Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/24/81 The Commission deferred action on this matter until August 27, 1981.
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SECY-81 424 - Review of Director's Denial (In the Matter of Commonwealth i
Ecison) ( Affirmation item) Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/24/81 This item was withdrawn from affirmation.
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SECY-81 432 - Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemakino to Reform Material i
Controi anc Accounting Regulation of Fuel Faer1 cation Facilities Involving Formula Quantities of SSNM ( Affirmation item) Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/24/81 The Commission, by a vote of 5-0, approved for publication in the Federal Register advanced notice of proposed rulemaking amending Part 70 requirements affecting facilities that process formula quantities of SSNM. The Commission approved the recommendations contained in the July 28, 1981, OPE memorandum and the changes by Chairman Palladino and Commissioner Ahearne.
The Commissior. requested that:
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the ANR (Enclosure A of the staff paper) be published in the Federal Register seeking public comment for a period of 60 days; (NMSS) (SECY Suspense:
9/8/81) 2.
Discussion Topic 12 (see OPE memo) be added and the ANR be mailed to affected licensees and previous commentators; (NMSS) (SECY Suspense:
9/8/81) 3.
public comment be invited on the possible applicability of the proposed MC&A regulatory concept to reprocessing plants; (NMSS) 4 the value/imoact analysis of the draft rule for Option 3 be placed in the PDR and be provided to affected licensees and previous commentators; (NMSS) (SECY Suspense: To be determined)
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the appropriate Congressional committees be notified; (NMSS/0CA) (SECY Suspense:
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a public announcement be issued when the ANR is filed with the Federal Register; (NMSS/0PA) (SECY Suspense: 9/8/81 )
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a new schedule be submitted outlining milestones and planned accomplishments; (NMSS) (SECY Suspense: To be determined) 8.
a report be submitted on the case-by-case improvements in MC&A at licensed facilities, especially the B&W Navy plant at Lynchburg; and (NMSS) (SECY Suspense: To be determined) 9.
a report be submitted on the status of efforts to deregulate MC&A requirements for LEU plants.
(NMSS) (SECY Suspense: To be determined)
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Proposed Order: Petition to Intervene in Philippines Exoort (XSNM-1471)
Memo secy to Dircks, e/24/61 The Commission, by a vote of 5-0, approved a modified order denying a petition to intervene in a proposed license to export low enriched uranium to the Philippines.
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(Subsequently, the Secretary signed the order.)
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SECY-81-454 - Order in TMI-l Restart Proceedino (Closed Meeting)
(Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/24/81 The Commission considered a revised order presented by the General Counsel at the meeting.
The Commission approved, by a vote of 3-2 (Commissioners Gilinsky and Bradford dissenting), the order as modified at the meeting. Separate views of Commissioners Gilinsky and Bradford are to be attached to the order.
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SECY-81-388 - PROPOSED CONTRACT AWARD FOR PUBLICATION DISTRIBUTION SERVICES AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.
Memo SECY to Dircks 8/25/81 This is to advise you~that a majority of the Commission has granted approval for the staff to enter into this contract, subject to the following conditions.
Commissioners Gilinsky and Bradford favor a one year extension of the present centract, in the absence of which they approve the conditions listed below:
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The staff should review the comments contained in the General Counsel's memorandum of July 9, 1981 (copy attached for ready reference) for possible modification of the Statement of Work.
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Transition costs should be held to a minimum level.
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The contract should provide for maxi =um compatibility with the Document Control System.
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The follow-on option (2 vsars) should be sufficiently purchase the related ADP flexible to enable NRC he contract period.
equipment at the end The Office of Administ:st on (Contracts and TIDC) were informed of this action by telephone on August 21, 1981.
It is requested that you inform the Office of the Secretary when the contract is awarded.
(SECY Suspense:
October 30, 1981)
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SECY-81-405 - EVALUATION OF THERMAL AND THERMO-MECHANICAL ASSESSMENT METHODS Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/25/81 This is to advise you that.the Commission (with all Commissioners approving) has granted approval for the staff to enter into this contract, subject to the following comments:
1.
The staff should ensure that the results of the-contract are available to the NRC before authorization of consuruction.
2.
Mention of 10 CFR 60 in the statement of work should be preceded by the word " proposed".
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The proposed tasks are specific to media and DOE's site characterization program will stretch at least to 1985.
Therefore, NMSS should censider including the flexibility to extend the contract (or indicate what type of follow-on work would be appropriate).-
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l The Offices of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards and Administration were informed of this action by telephone on August 21, 1981.
It is recuested that you inform the Office of the Secretary when the contract is awarded.
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January 30, 1982)
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SECY-81-462 - APPROVAL OF A PROPOSED LICENSE TO EXPORT HIGHENRICHED URANIUM TO SWEDEN (LICENSE NO. XSNM01825) Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/25/81 This is to advise you that the Commissioners have reviewed the subject license to Transnuclear, Incorporated.
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Commission (with four Commissioners approving and Commissioner Bradford approving in part) has accepted your recommendation to export to Sweden 35.088 kilograms of uranium, enriched to 93.3% U-235, in the form of UF6-Commissioner Gilinsky stated that he expected this to be the last HEU (93%) shipment for this reactor.
Co=missioner Bradford approved the fabrication of the material to be performed by NUKEM but disapproved the work to be performed by CERCA.
The Office of International Programs was informed of this action by telephone on August 24, 1981.
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SECY-81-466 - PROPOSED EXPORT OF ADDITIONAL REACTOR COMPONENTS TO ARGENTINA IHROUGH WEST GERMANY (XCOM0035, AMENDMENT 01) Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/25/81 This is to advise you that the Commissioners have reviewed the subject license to Carpenter Technology Corporation.
The Commission (with all Commissioners approving) has accepted your recommendation to amend this license to enable transfer of additional zirconium and hafnium reactor components to West Germany and Argentina.
Commissioner Gilinsky assumes that the same assurances which l
applied to XCOM0035 apply here as well.
The staff has informed SECY that such will be the case.
The Office of International Programs was informed of this action by telephone on August 24, 1981.
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ITEMS APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING AUGUST 28, 1981 K.
SECY-81-453 - DIRECTOR'S DENIAL OF 2.206 RELIEF (IN THE MATTER OF TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY) Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/27/81 Reference is made to SECY memorandum, to the General Counsel,
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subject as above, dated August 27, 1981.
The Cor. mission while agreeing that no review of the subject l
decision is appropriate, believes that the record of the Director's decision with respect to the tornado strike probability should be clarified as suggested in OPE's memorandum i
of August 14, 1981 (copy attached for ready reference).
The Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation was informed of i
this action by telephone on August 26, 1981.
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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
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WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 September 17, 1981 INFORMATION REPORT SrCr-81-sse For:
The Commissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO
Subject:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK MDHG SM-11, 1981 A sumary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Contents Enclosure Administration A
Nuclear Reactor Regulation 3
Nuclear MateriaT Safety and Safeguards C
l Inspection and Enforcement 0
Nuclear Regulatory Research E
Executive Legal Director F
International Programs G
State Programs H
Management and Program Analysis I
Controller J
Analysis and Evaluation of Cperational Cata K
Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization L*
Items Approved by the Comission M
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SUMMARY
OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT Week Ending September 18, 1981 Fort Calhoun Unit 1 l
Omaha Public Power District nas stated its desire to store 630 tons of natural uranium hexafluoride at their Fort Calhoun Station. This material was originally purchased for the initial core of Fort Calhoun Unit 2, which is now cancelled.
t Babcock & Wilcox, Lynchburg, Va.
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The Babcock & Wilcox Company, Naval Nuclear Fuel Division, Lynchburg, Va., is l
the successful bidder to continue the fabrication of the test reactor fuel elements formerly fabr'icated by Texas Instruments Inc.
Material Control and Accounting (MC&A) Reform Amendments On September 4,1981, the Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for the MC&A Reform Amendments was forwarded to the Office of the Federal Register for publication.
i Proposed Amendments on Nonpower Reactors The Federal Register notice on proposed amendments for physical security requirements for nonpower reactor licensees authorized to possess formula t
quantities of strategic special nuclear material is expected to be published the week of September 13.
Browns Ferry Emergency Preparedness Exercise On September 9,1981, Headquarters and Region II participated in a joint emergency preparedness exercise held at the Browns Ferry facility. Chairman Palladino also participated.
Ninth Water Reactor Safety Research Information Meeting The Ninth Water Reactor Safety Research Information Meeting will be held at the National Bureau of Standards in Gaithersburg, Md., October 26-30, 1981 (agenda included in Enclosure E of report).
Proposed Rule to Establish procedures for NRC Debt Collection On September 11, 1981, the Executive Director.for Operations approved for publica-tion and signed a Federal Register notice proposing to amend NRC's regulations by adding a new Part which will establish the procedures which NRC will follow to collect debts which are owed to it except for civil monetary penalties for violation of a licensing requirement. The procedures will enable the NRC to improve its collection of debts.
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0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending September 11, 1981' ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 5
i STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Reouest Initial Decision i
Received 403 12 Granted 302 3
Denied 63 8
Pending 38 1
i ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received Brian L. Schorr, Requests a copy of a February 13,1979 OGC Journal of International memorandum to Chairman Ahearne entitled "Tarapur --
Law and Politics Analysis of the Legislative History of the Prospectivt
{81-3S7)
Application of Export Licensing Criteria" cited in the Consnission's May 16, 1980 decision, In the Matter cf Edlow International Company, et al.
Earle P. Shoub, Requests a copy of Regulatory Guide 8.15 and American Optical NUREG-0041.
Corporation (81-358)
Steven C. Sholly, Requests copies of bi-weekly status reports Union of Concerned related to the TMI-l restart proceeding and all j
Scientists requests for exemptions from the requirements (81-359) of 10 CFR Part 50. Appendix E.Section IV.D.3 (15 minute notification system).
Ezra I. Bialik, Requests documents since January 1,1970 regarding State of New York, the transport of radioactive materials and the Department of Law reasons for the temporary shutdowns for the low-level l
(81-360) waste burial sites in Nevada and Washington during 1979 and the results of a survey perfonned during.
1978-1979 of shipments to Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc. burial site in Barnwell County, South Carolina.
CONTACT:
J. M. Felton 492-7211 ENCLOSURE A I
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Received, Cont'd (An individual requesting Requests copies of his Reactor Operator License information about himself) written and oral examinations.
(81-361)
Granted Lawrence Coe Lanpher, In response to a request for documents from Hill, Christopher, and March 28,1979 to July 16, 1981 which relate to Phillips, P.C.
the Near Term Operating Licenses for North Anna (81-270)
Unit 2, Salem Unit 2, and Sequoyah Unit 1 and Generic Reports from vendors and the NRC staff concerning evaluation of low power testing and evaluation of testing programs in general, made available 12 documents.
Joanne Dann, In response to a request for a copy of six listed Inside NRC reports prepared by the NRC Office of Inspector (81-338) and Auditor, made available four reports.
Informed the requester two reports are already available at the PDR.
Dorothy Stucke.
In response to a request for a copy of SECY-81-468, Jones, Day, Reavis made available a copy of this document.
& Pogue (81-344)
Gordon P. Johnson, In response to a request for a list of Licensees Briggs Testing Company for Nuclear Measuring Systems for Maine, New of Maine Hampshire, and Massachusetts, made available a (81-347) copy of this list.
l (NRC employee)
In response to a request for documents pertaining (81-353) to Office of Inspector and Auditor interviews between June 29, 1981 and July 10,1981, made available one document.
Earle P. Shoub, Made available a copy of Regulatory Guide 8.15 and American Optical NUREG-0041.
Corporation (81-358)
Denied Jo Ann Shotwell, In response to a request for eight categories of The Connonwealth of documents regarding emergency planning for Massachusetts, Department Pilgrim I and II, made available 20 documents.
of Attorney General Denied three documents in their entirety containing (B1-283) advice, opinions and recommendations of the staff, l
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Denied, Cont'd Diane E. Findley, In response to a request for a copy of SECY-81-306, Science Applications, Inc.
made available one document. Denied portions of (81-307) the SECY paper containing advice, opinions and recommendations of the staff.
Teresa S. Barnhart, In response to an appeal to the EDO for the names NTEU Steward of all A candidates and their evaluation records (81-A-12-81-272) for Vacancy Announcement 81-2112, made available additional portions of the Candidate Evaluation, t
Certification and Selection Record (CERT).
Continued to deny the remaining portions.of the l
CERT, the disclosure of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.
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DIVISION OF CONTRACTS Week Ending September 12, 1981 j
PENDING COMPETITIVE REQUIREMENTS l
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IFB No. RS~ 01E-81-265 Title "To purchase or lease High Speed Printers" Description - Purchase or lease with maintenance of three high speed printers, 600 lines per minute, 32 columns per print line, 64 characters in EBCDIC, capable of producing original and 5 legible copies, prints both 6 and 8 LPI, user selectable,12 channel tape con-trolled with vertical unit.
1 Period of Perfomance - Should it be detemined leasing is most advantageous for the NRC, the period of performance shall be from date of acceptance through sixty months.
Sponsor - Office of Inspection and Enforcement Status - IFB's being issued September 10, 1981.
PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION 1.
RFP RS-NRR-81-136 Title - Technical Assistance in Support of NRC Reactor Licensing Program i
Description - The contractor shall perfom 360 technical evaluations in support of NRR Reactor Licensing Actions to include Construction Pemit and Operating Licensing applications; Operating Licensing Amendments; implementation of new or revised regulatory require-ments; the application of infomation resulting from research or other technological advancements; the implementation of Three Mile Island accident lessons learned requirement and Systematic s
Evaluation Program.
Period of Performance - Three (3) years.
Sponsor - Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Status - Best and final proposals received September 8,1981. SEP meeting to make selection tentatively scheduled for September 11, 1981.
CONTRACT AWARDED 1.
NRC-02-81-027 Title - Perfomance of Engineered Barriers in a Geologic Repository Description - The contractor will identify reference repository designs for i
bedded and domed salt, basalt and granite, emphasizing the the parameters that influence the performance of engineered barriers and the near-field performance of.the repository - ---
structure.
Costs, methods of emplacement and long-tem per-famance of alternative engineered barriers will be assessed.
Period of Perfomance - Septeber 11, 1981 - September 11, 1983 Sponsor - NMSS
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Status - Contract awarded September 11, 1981 to Golder Associates, Inc.
$1,655,791.00.
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RS-NRR-81-140 Title - Technical Assistance For Fire Protection Program Review and Evaluation VI Description - The objective of this project is to obtain technical assistance in the review of requested exemptions to 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix R.
Period of Performance - September 2,1981 - November 30, 1981.
Sponsor - NRR Status - Awarded September 2,1981 to Gage-Babcock & Associates. Inc.
Pursuant to BOA No. NRC-03-78-131.
Contract No. NRC-03-81-140.
$13,988.00.
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RS-NMS-81-067 Title - Generic Environmental Impact Statement (GEIS) Briefing Support Description - The objective of this project is to provide consulting services in support of hearings relating to the Generic Environmental Impact Statement on Uranium Milling.
Period of Performance - September 4,1981 - November 3,1981.
Sponsor - NMSS Status - Awarded September 4,1981 to Rogers and Associates Inc.
NRC-02-81-067. $8,696.80.
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RS-NMS-81-029 Title - Transparent Armor Testing Description - The objective of this project is to support the development of a I
standard for transparent Armor Design and Testing to assure that licensees are provided effective guidance to meet current safe-guard upgrades.
Period of Performance - April 29, 1981 - June 30, 1982.
Sponsor - NMSS Status - Interagency Agreement awarded September 2,1981 to USA Arradcom under NRC Contract No. NRC-02-81-029 for $75,000.00.
CONTRACTS CLOSED OtIT (All Administrative action completed and final payment made)
Contract No.
Contractor Close-Out-Date NRC-02-80-059 Nuclear Engineering Co., Inc.
9/3/81 NRC-02-77-003 National Acadeny of Sciences 9/3/81 NRC-02-80-073 Colorado State University 9/10/81 NRC-03-80-129 Transcomm, Inc.
9/9/81 NRC-04-80-216 Pennsylvania State University 9/9/81 NRC-05-77-148 General Dynamics 9/9/81 NRC-03-77-182 State of CA Dept. of Water Resources 9/4/81 NRC-10-74-084 Visual Graphics 9/8/81 NRC-03-95 Dr. M. T. Davisson 9/9/81 ENCLOSURE A f
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0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION l
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Fort Calhoun Station, Unit No. 1 Omaha Public Power District has stated its desire to store 630 tons of i
j natural uranium hexafluoride at their Fort Calhoun Station. This material was originally purchased for the initial core of Fort.Calhoun Unit No. 2, l
a unit which is now cancelled.
Due to existing fuel contracts, it will be 7-10 years before it can be used in reload fuel for Unit No.1.
Omaha desires to store the material on-site to avoid substantial storage i
costs at Kerr McGee's facility in Oklahoma.
Omaha believes that the.Sta'te of Nebraska, as an Agreement State, is the l
app 6priate agency to provide a license for such storage, and has reouested
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NRC to confirm that this is correct.
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1 in this matter. OSP and OELD have been informed.
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All required tests of the ten relief valves as part of the overall EPRI i
PWR Valve Program are completed. The next revision of the EPRI/PWR Safety 4
and Relief Valve Program Interim Data Report will include all appropriate
]l relief valve data obtained in response to NUREG 0737. Item II.D.l.A.
Current schedules call for submittal of this revision on October 1,1981.
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MEETING NOTIFICATION l
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There will be a meeting with several BWR licensees on Septenber 9,1981 at 9:00 AM to discuss operating experience with single loop operation.
j Dick Clark, NRR is a contact.
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On September 15,198'l at 9:00 AM, the staff will meet with LLNL, USBM, Sandia, & EG&G to review the evidence of hydrogen burn in TMI-2 and propose j
a future examination orogram.
K. I. Parczewski, NRR is a contact.
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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Endino September 11, 1981 NRC/ DOE TECHNICAL INFORMATION EXCHANGE MEETING The NMSS Low-Level Waste Management Staff and the RES Waste Management Staff will participate in an NRC/ DOE Technical Information Exchange Meeting. The meeting will be held at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory on September 22 and 23, and at the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory on September 24 and 25. The topic for the meeting is the design, construction, and maintenance of low-level waste burial trenches and their trench caps. NRC personnel, NRC contractor personnel, DOE personnel, and DOE contractor personnel will participate.
BABCOCK & WILC0X, LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA SITE VISIT l
Texas Instruments, Inc. (TI) plans to complete its current contracts for the fabrication of test reactor fuel elements in the next few months and then will terminate its nuclear fuel production operations. The Babcock & Wilcox Company, Naval Nuclear Fuel Division (NNFD), Lynchburg, Virginia, is the successful bidder to continue the fabrication of the test reactor fuel elements I
formerly fabricated by TI. On Thursday, September 3,1981, N. Ketzlach (NMSS) and G. P. Coryell (IE, Region II) discussed the preliminary plans for the l
fabrication of the test reactor fuel elements with NNFD personnel and insoected the area within the facility being modified for the new a'ctivity. Plans for the submittal of an amendment application requesting authorization to fabricate i
the fuel were discussed. The NNFD is scheduled to submit the apv-ation in January 1982.
I A discussion was also held relative to a major amendment currently being l
reviewed which would authorize a new fuel fabrication process at the NNFD.
IAEA SYSTEF5 STUDIES SEMINAR On September 2 - 4, 1981, the International Safeguards Project Office (ISP0) held a seminar at Brookhaven National Laboratory to provide information, for new IAEA staff members in particular, on major system studies being Derformed under the US Program for Technical Assistance to IAEA Safeguards (POTAS). The IAEA summarized the status of the development of safeguards approaches and the application of new methodology for assessing the effectiveness of safeguards.
In addition to NMSS and IE, other attendees were from ACDA, DOE, ISP0, BNL, PNL, SAI, Sandia, ANL, and LANL.
MATERIAL CONTROL AND ACCOUNTING REFORM AMENDMENTS On September 4,1981, the Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for the Material Control and Accounting Reform Amendments was forwarded to the Office of the Federal Register by the Office of the Secretary.
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Items of Interest 2-PROPOSED AMENDMENTS ON NONPOWER REACTORS The Federal Register notice on proposed amendments for physical security requirements for nonpower reactor licensees authorized to possess formula quantities of strategic special nuclear material has been finalized and submitted to the Division of Rules and Records. Publication is expected the week of September 13,.1981.
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Subject:
To work with Sandia Lab on the application review process for material licensees.
Date/ Time:
September 13 - 15 Location:
Albuquerque. NM Attendees:
T. F. Carter (FC), D. Chapell (SG), IEAL members, Sandia Staff 2.
Subject:
Review draft EIS on Kerr-McGee West Chicago Date/ Time:
September 15 - 18 Location:
Argonne, IL Attendees:
W. A. Nixon (FC), E. Y. Shum (FC), Kerr-McGee Staff 1
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NL 1/2 Amendment for DOE Date/ Time:
September 15 - 10:00 am i
Location:
Wil.lste - 5th floor conference room Attendees:
R. 0degaarden (FC), R. Chappell (FC),
Reynolds Electric & Engineering Co. - Bob Powell i
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To discuss technical assistance on spent fuel j
storage applications with LLL.
Date/ Time:
September 16 - 18 Location:
Livemore, CA Attendees:
T. F. Carter (FC), L. Rouse (FC), B. Langland (LLL) 5.
Subject:
Participate in communications check at NRC alternate operations center.
Date/ Time:
September 17 Location:
Raleigh-Durham, NC Attendees:
J. T. Long (NMSS) 6.
Subject:
LSA Study Preliminary Health Physics Results l
Date/ Time:
September 18 Location:
Silver Spring offices l
Attendees:
C. E. MacDonald (FC), R. Chappell (FC),
Jerry Cohen (SAI) 7.
Subject:
Pre-meeting conference on NEA program directives and U.S. representative to the NEA committee on Radiation Protection and Public Health.
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September 18 - 25 Location:
Paris, France Attendees:
Richard E. Cunningham (FC)
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Subject:
To accompany PNL contractor for facility visit in support of accident source term contract.
Date/ Time:
September 20 - 25 Location:
Metropolis, It and Boston Billerica, MA Attendees:
T. Decker (FC) 9.
Subject:
Site visit to discuss decontamination activities prior to license termination; meet with Rhode Island officials re UNC Wood River Junction (WRJ) plant; site visit to UNC (WRJ).
Date/ Time:
September 21 - 24 (Note date changes)
Location:
Attleboro, MA; Wood River Junction, RI Attendees:
W. T. Crow (FC)
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Subject:
Potential spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI) which may be located at the site--VEPCO's Surry i
nuclear power plant. The ISFSI storage technology l
being considered is dry cask storage.
Date/ Time:
September 21 - 11:00 a.m.
Location:
Room 517 Willste Attendees:
L. C. Rouse (FC), J. Roberts (FC), D. Nabors (NRR),
J. Carter (NRR), Virginia Electric Power Company Personnel
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Subject:
DEIS, DOE /EIS 00810, "Long Term Management of Liquid High-Level Radioactive Wastes Stored at the Western New York Nuclear Service Center, West Valley" and the West Valley Demonstration Project.
Date/ Time:
September 25 (Saturday), 8:30 am - 6:00 pm Location:
West Valley, NY Attendees:
T. Clark (FC), W. Ting (FC), R. Boyle (WM),
J. Klucsik (ELD) DOE Staff ABSENCES OF DIRECTOR OR DEPUTY DIRECTOR Richard E. Cunningham - September 18 - 26 (Paris trip)
Thomas F. Carter - September 14 - 18 ( Albuquerque & San Francisco)
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Meeting - Division of Waste Management 1.
Subject:
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory's Presentation on Projected Applications of Image Processing and Geotomography at Low-Level Waste Disposal Sites Date/ Time:
September 17 - 9:00-12:00 Location:
Willste Building, Room 150 Attendees:
E. Hawkins, D. L. Siefken, J. Starmer, R. Pennifill, Maxine Dunkelman, Derek Widmayer, J. Shaffner, G. Pangburn, NRC; Lawrence Livermore Laboratory representatives r
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Planned Meetings - Division of Safeguards 1.
Subject:
Meeting with United Nuclear Corporation, Naval Products, to perform SVAP assessment of safeguards Date:
September 20-24, 1981 Location:
Uncasville, Connecticut Attendees:
S. Fratelli J. James D. Huff C. Emeigh 2.
Subject:
MILES /LESS Feasibility Demonstration of North Anna (VEPCO) Facility l
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September 21, 1981*
Location:
North Anna facility, Mineral, VA l
Attendees:
Jim Heider (Sandia National Laboratories)
R. F. Burnett E. Quinn P. MacMyrdy
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(9/21-24); NMSS personnel are currently planning to observe the exercise on 9/21.
NOTE: Stello & Thornburg of IE are invited to attend - do not yet know which day or days, if any, they will attend l
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Subject:
Facility Attachments for Impleaenting the US/IAEA Safeguards Agreement Date:
September 21-25, 1981 Location:
Vienna, Austria Attendees:
P. K. Morrow, SGMD i
Representatives of the IAEA, US Mission, Executive Branch and others l
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OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Items of Interest Week Ending September 11, 1981 1.
Preliminary Notifications relating to the following actions were dispatched during the week:
a.
PNO-I-81-102 Maine Yankee Nuclear Power Station - Non-radioactive Steam Leak b.
PNO-II-81-69 Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant 1 - Emergency Drill Exercise c.
PNO-II-81-69A Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant 1 - Emergency Drill Exercise Update d.
PNO-II-81-698 Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant 1 - Emei gency Drill Exercise Update e.
PNO-II-81-70 St. Lucie 1 - Main Generator Ground f.
PNO-II-81-71 Brunswick Unit 2 - Contamination of Workers g.
PNO-III-81-78 Dresden - High Pressure Coolant Injection (HPCI) System Declared Inoperable h.
PNO-V-81-47A San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Unit 1 - Feedwater Transient Caused by Loss of Regulated Power Supply - Follow-up
- i. PNO-V-81-48 San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Unit 1 - Earthquake in Southern California
- j. PNS-V-81-09 San Onofre Unit 1 - Bomb Threat 2.
Other Items:
Activities of the Division of Emergency Preparedness:
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September 4, 1981 Chief. EPDB, met with the Governor of New Hampshire to discuss evacuation time estimates for Seabrook.
Sectember 8, 1981 Staff members from EP participated in the Duane Arnold and Maine Yankee Emergency preparedness implementation appraisals.
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i September 9, 1981 On September 9,1981, activation of the Operations Center was simulated and Headquarters and Region II participated in a joint exercise held at the Browns Ferry facility. The State of Alabama and nearby Counties participated.
The Region II Director flew by charter aircraft to the site and a transfer i
of authority from Headquarters to the Regional Director was made.. Chairman Palladino participated in the exercise and subsequent critique and Comissioner Gilinsky was present as an observer.
A. Bivins of the AIF assisted in the critique of the Headquarters response. Comunications facilities at headquarters require improvement.
Improvement in information flow from the technical teams to the Executive Team was improved over previous exercises.
l September 10, 1981 Director, EP, and EPDB staff members participated in a meeting with Pennsylvania Power and Light Company to discuss manning of the EOF for Susquehanna.
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of exercise frequency and schedules for review of emergency preparedness.
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IMPORTANT EVENTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 11, 1981 i
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RSR/NRC Data Bank One FEBA test (Series 2, Run No. 29) and the LOFT test data from L6-7 was added to the data bank. The LOFT data will be password protected until the EDR is released.
Final review of the Data Bank Users Manual is in process. EG&G has selected Tcm Lotts (replacing Nora Scofield) to manage the data bank operations.
2.
S'JR Full Inteoral Simulation Test (FIST) Program i
A Program Management Group (PMG) meeting was held on September 2-3, 1981.
The meeting consisted of: (1) review of the on-going Phase I program, 1
and (2) preliminary discussion of the proposed Phase II follow-on j
work.
The Phase I design is progressing on schedule and within estimated costs. An evaluation of the vessel regional scaling, individual components and instrumentation was presented. GE has also determined l
-5at the existing TLTA jet pumps can be modified for use in the FIST facility.
INEL staff are continuing to participate in the design effort. Major activities include review of scaling design reports and consulting with the instrumentation designers.
Preliminary negotiations for the follow-on Phase 11 program were also held. The PMG agreed on the details of facility upgrades required and i
a test matrix. A schedule for cost estimating, PMG review and management review was agreed to. If all goes according to plan, this schedule will result in a formal proposal from GE by December 1981.
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size LOCA test, L5-1. The test will simulate the rupture of a 14 inch accumulator line such as is found on the Calvert Cliffs plant. For the test the accumulator pressure will be reduced to give a recovery response similar to that expected with low-pressure accumulator CE design.
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Semiscale The last of the single loop natural circulation tests, S-NC-10, was conducted on September 2,1981. This is the additional test to y
supplement data obtained in tests S-NC-1 through -6.
Testing was accomplished from approximately 6:00 a.m. to midnight, and the objectives were achieved. Conversion to the two loop configuration for tests S-NC-7 through -9 was initiated on September 4,1981.
Data reports covering the Westinghouse liquid level device behavior during tests S-UT-6 and -7 were released last week.
tion of recovery procedure testing at the end Planning for the addi,Previously, testing was to be terminated when of NC-8 is underway.
system safey would have precluded a continuation. If planning is successful, and a recovery procedure is conducted, significant additional information will be realized at little additional cost.
Analytical Model s Branch f
The folicwing items of interest to RES, were brnught up during the ACRS ECCS Subcommittee Meeting of August 28, 1981 1.
M. Plessett expressed his interest and support for the FIST Program outlined to him by NRC on July !,1981. He noted that the program should yield a better data base for GE to seek relief fro:t Appendix K rules.
2.
Several consultants (in particular V. Schrock) criticized the state-of-the-art regarding break flow calculations.
B. Sheron agreed that this was one of the most important single items where better models are badly needed. ACRS was informed that the Division of AE is supporting one program in this area (at the University of California, Berkeley) and that additional studies are being considered at EG&G and CREARE.
3.
T. Speis, NRR informed ACRS that:
NRR will request RES to initiate a program in preparation for the 1983 rulemaking NRR and RES will advise the Commission of intent to reinstate rulemaking NRR will ask assistance from RES to review eicht new codes which will be submitted by vendors during the forthcoming year.
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. Publications to be Issued in the Near Future
Title:
Guidance on Preparing a License Application to Store Spent Fuel in an Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation Exoected Issuance Date: December 1981 Descriotion: Provides guidance on preparing a license application pursuant to 10 CFR Part 72.
Contact:
D. W. Reisenweaver 443-5910
Title:
Design of an Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation (Water Basin Type)
Expected Issuance Date: November 1981
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Description:==
Provides endorsement of ANSI /ANS 57.7-1981.
Contact:
D. W. Reisenweaver 443-5910 I
Publication Issued Durina the Week of September 8-11, 1981 Draft Regulatory Guide and Value/ Impact Statement: Proposed Revision 2 to Reg. Guide 3.5, Standard Format and Content of License Applications for Uranium Mills, Task WM 039-4 Contents requested by November 6,1981.
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e Enclosed is the agenda for the Ninth Water Reactor Safety Research Info l
d Meeting to be held at the National Bureau of Standards, Gaith October 26-30, 1981.
d pertaining to this meeting were mailed to you with the Announcement an j'
Invitation dated June 19,'1981.
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Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research
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Agenda, Ninth WRSR j
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AGENDA NINTH WATER REACTOR SAFETY RESEARCH INFORMATION MEETING MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1981 RED AUDITORIUM - ALL PARTICIPANTS R. B. Minogue, NRC 9:15 am - Introductory Remarks 10:15 am - Coffee Break MORNING SESSION - RED AUDITORIUM f
INTEGRAL SYSTEMS EXPERIMENTS LOFT Experimental Results Chairman:
G. D. McPherson, NRC G. D. McPherson, NRC 10:30 am - Introduction 10:35 am - Pumps Off (L3-5) and Pumps On (L3-6)
J. H. Linebarger, INEL l
Results and Implications C. W. Sol brig, INEL f
11:05 am - Multiple Failure Loss-of-Feedwater l
Results and Implications J. P. Adams, INEL 11:30 am - Presentation of the Results of the LOFT Nuclear Experiment L6-7/L9-2 11:50 am Preliminary Intermediate Break Results J. H. Linebarger, INEL (L5-1/LB-2)
R. R. Landry, NRC 12:05 pm - A Summary of Conclusions Relevant to Licensing E. L. Tolman, INEL 12:35 pm - LOFT Cladding Thermocouple Performance Evalua tion i
G. D. McPherson, NRC 12:50 pm - LOFT Program Plan L. P. Leach, INEL i
AFTERNDON SESSION - RED AUDITORIUM INTEGRAL SYSTEMS EXPERIMENTS (Cont'd)
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G. D. McPherson, W. C. Lyon, NRC P. North, INEL 2:00 pm - Semiscale Program 3:15 pm - Coffee Break M. Shiba, JAERI 3:30 pm - ROSA III (BWP) Results M. Shiba, JAERI 3:50 om - ROSA IV (PWR) Plans ENCLOSURE E I
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MONbAY, OCTOBER 26, 1981 AFTERNOON SESSION - RED AUDITORIUM INTEGRAL SYSTEMS EXPERIMENTS (Cont'd)
Co-Chairmen:
G. D. McPherson, W. C. Lyon, NRC 4:00 pm - Hitachi BWR Integral Facility M. Naitoh. Hitachi 4:20 pm - LOBI - Influence of PWR Primary Loops W. Riebold, JRC on Slowdown - First Results Ispra 4:50 pn - PKL I Findings - PKL II Plans D. Hein, KWU, FRG 5:05 pm - Adjourn s
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1981 MORNING SESSION - GREEN AUDITORIUM MECHANICAL / STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Load Combinations Chairman:
J. A. O'Brien, NRC 10:30 am - LOCA-SSE Combination and Asymmetric C. K. Chou, LLNL Blowdown Probability Assessment 11:10 am - Piping Reliability Model Validation H. Woo, LLNL Based on Feedwater Cracking Data in PWR Plants 11:40 am - Reliability Approach and Load Combina-C. A. Cornell, MIT tion Criteria 12:10 pm - Discussion Seismic Safety Margins Research Cha irman:
C. W. Burger, NRC 12:15 pm - Seismic Safety Margins Research Program C. W. Burger, NRC 12:45 pm - Discussion 1:00 pm - Lunch AFTERNDON SESSION - GREEN AUDITORIUM Seismic Safety Margins Research (Cont'd)
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C. W. Burger, NRC 2:00 pm - Overview M. Bohd, LLNL 2:30 pm - Structural Responses (SMACS Code)
J. Johnson, SMA l
3:15 pm - Coffee Break 3:30 pm - Building and Piping Sensitivity Studies S. Shukla, LLNL 4:00 pm - Probability and Risk (SEISIM Code)
J. Wells, LLNL 4:30 om - Application of SSMRP to San Onofre Plant T. Chuang, LLNL 5:00 pm - Ongoing Development 5:30 pm - Adjourn ENCLOSURE E I
1 4-TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1981 MORNING SESSION - RED AUDITORIUM SEPARATE EFFECTS Chairman:
W. D. Beckner, NRC l
9:15 am - Introduction W. D. Beckner, NRC 1
l 9:20 am - Precursory Cooling Effect on the Reflooding KAERI of a Hot Vertical Rod 9:40 am - Overview of NRC's BWR Safety Research W. D. Beckn'er, NRC l
9:45 am - BWR Blowdown / Emergency Core Cooling Program -
G. L. Sozzi, GE Final Results 10:00 am - 30' Sector Steam Test racility (SSTF) -
J. A. Findlay, GE Research Results 10:15 an - Coffee Break 10:30 am - BWR TRAC Model Development J. G. M. Anderson, GE 10:45 am - BWR TRAC-BD1 Heat Transfer Correlation.
S. R. Fisher, INEL Package 11:00 am - THTF Bundle Heat Transfer Studies W. G. Craddick, ORNL 11:20 am - FLECHT-SEASET Program L. E. Hochreiter, W 11:45 am - B&W Post-CHF Data and Analysis C. D. Morga n, B &W 12:00 pm - Phenomenological Two Pha se Flow Modeling M. Ishii, ANL 12:20 pm - Multi-Dimensional Effects in LWR Thermal R. T. Lahey, Jr., RPI Hydraulics 12:40 pm - Steam / Water Condensation Studies R. S. Tankin, 'NWU l
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Y. Y. Hsu and A. L. Hon, NRC 1
I Y. Y. Hsu, NRC 2:00 pm - Introduction 2:10 pm - Summary of Advanced Instrumentation Development R. Rice, INEL at INEL l
3:15 pm - Coffee Break,
D. G. Thomas, 3:30 pm - Reactor Vessel liquid Level Detection G. N. Miller, ORNL P. Kehler, ANL l
4:30 pm - Pulsed Neutron Activation for Two-Phase Flow Measurements P. Griffith, MIT 4:45 pm - Moisture Monitor for Steam. Generator 5:00 pm - Two-Phase Flow Instrumentation Algorithm R. Lahey, Jr., RPI
- 5. G. Bankoff, NWU 5:15 pm - Laser Holography 5:30 pm - Adjourn l
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J. F. Costello, NRC 3
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9:30 am - Containment Safety Margins W. A. Von Riesemann, SNL,
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Chaiman:
J,. F. Costello, NRC 2:00 pm - Load Combinations M. Shinozuka, Columbia U.
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2:50 pm - Dynamic Testing M. G. Srinivasan,'ANL L
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R. DiSalvo, NRC 9:15 am - Welcome and Introductory Remarks _
R. DiSalvo, NRC 9:30 am - A Validated Task Analysis for Reactor Operators P. Haas, ORNL J. Christensen, General Physics
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10:30 am - Time Response Data on Safety-Related Operator P. Haas, ORNL Actions and Implications for Manual Allocation E. Kozinsky, General of Safety Functions Physics 11:00 am - Human Performance Modeling and Its Validation A. Swain H. Guttman, SNL i
11:45 am - Results of Graphic Display Evaluations During O. Meyer Transients at the Loss-of-Fluid Test Facility M. Bray, INEL
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R. DiSalvo, NPC 2:00 pm - Results of Surveys on Control Room Annunciator W. Banks, INEL Systems and Control Panel Design Changes i
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RNING SESSION RED AUDITORIUM ANALYSIS DEVELOPMENT Chaiman:
S. Fabic, NRC I
V. H. Ransom, INEL
- 15 am - Status and Application of RELAP-5 i
J. W. Spore, INEL
- A5 am - Status and Application of TRAC-BD1 h15 cm - Coffee Break D. R. Liles. LANL
- 30 am - TRAC-PF1 - Code Description and Application Experience B
B. J. Daly, LANL Migration in LWR Containments
- 10 am - Modeling of H2 M. J. Thurgood, PNL 1:30 am - Status and Application of COBRA / TRAC and COBRA-TF Codes T. E. Guidotti, PNL 2:10 pm - Application of COBPA-TF to Contaiment l
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S. Fabic, NRC
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L. H. Sullivan, NRC Y
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K. A. Williams, LANL i
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J. A. O'Brien, NRC J. Richardson, NRC l
9:15 am - Introduction FRG 9:30 am - HDR Tests 10:15 am - Coffee Break R. Gunzler, INEL 10:30 am - HDR Analyses (INEL) 11:15 am - HDR Analyses ( ANCO)
G. Howard, ANCO 11:45 am - Computer Code verification M. Reich, BNL 12:30 pm - Design Criteria for Shipping Casks R. Langland, LLNL 1:00 pm - Lunch AFTERNOON SESSION - GREEN AUDIT 001UM MECH ANICAL ENGINEERING ' ( Cont' d)
Chairman:
D. J. Guzy, NRC 2:00 pm - Pipe Whip Dynamic Analysis G. Powell, UCS L
S. L. Thompson, SNL 2 :30 pm - Two Pha se Jet Loads I %
?i 3:15 pm - Coffee Break t-M.C.C. Bampton, PNL l
3:30 pm - Pipe-to-Pipe Impact Tests J. Hunter INEL
! f-4:00 pm - Safety / Relief Valve Test Program
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MORNING SESSION - LECTURE ROOM "A" INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL RESE ARCH G. S. Lewis, Jr., NRC Chairman:
E. C. Wenzinger, NRC 9:15 am - Instrumentation and Control Overview N. E. Cl app, Jr.,
40 am - Demonstration of an Dn-line Reactor Noise C. N. Smith, ORNL 9:
Surveillance System at a PWR 10:05 am - Coffee Break R. C. Kryter, ORNL 10:20 am - Summary of Studies on Methods for Detecting, F. Shahrokhi, U. of Locating and Characterizing Metallic Loose Tennessee Parts in Nuclear Reactor Coolant Systems B. R. Upadhyaya, 10:45 am - BWR Stability Monitoring Using Neutron Noise J. March-Leuba. U. of Tennessee 11:10 am - Feasibility of Detecting PWR Fuel Assembly F. J. Sweeney, Vibrations and Core Cooling Boiling Using J. P. Renier, OP.NL Ex-Core Neutron Detectors J. T. Mihalczo, 11:35 am - BWR Sub-Criticality Monitoring Using the W. T. King, 252 Cf Source Driven Neutron Noise Method J. P. Renier, ORNL G. Kosaly, 12:00 pm - Baseline Neutron Noise in PWRs R. W. Albrecht, D. J. Dailey, U. of Wash.
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FUEL BEHAVIOR RESEARCH DBA LOCA Recent Procress and Status i
Chairman:
M. Silberberg, NRC R. VanHouten, NRC Session Secretary:
i D. L. Lanning, PNL
- 15 am - Gap Conductance Results from Halden Program j
E. T. Laats, INEL l
- 45 am - Independent Assessment of FRAP-T5
- 15 am - Coffee Break i
F. Erbacher, KFK,
- 30 am - Fuel Pod Bundle Ballooning Test Results FRG From FRG - REBEKA R. Chapman, ORNL l
- 00 am - Multired Burst Test Results C. Mohr, PNL i
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- 50 pm - Appendix K - Fuel Behavior Research -
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DBA-LOCA, What Remains to be Done in Fuel Behavior Research f!
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MORNING SESSION - LECTURE ROOM " A" 2D/3D Procram Workshoo Chairman:
L. M. Shotkin NRC L. M. Shotkin, NRC t
9:15 am - Introduction 9:25 am - TRAC Calculations in Support of K. A. Williams, LANL UPTF Tests t
10:15 am - Coffee Break P. H. Rothe, Creare 10:30 am - Hot Leg Injection Flow Study I
11:00 am - Jet Disintegration in Upper Plenum INEL 11:30 am - UPTF Core Simulator Tests GRS/KWU 12:00 pm - Two-Phase Flow Measurements at Core D. G. Thomas, ORNL l
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i AFTERNOON SESSION - RED AUDITORIUM SEVERE ACCIDENT ASSESSMENT _
Co-Chairmen:
T. J. Walker, J. T. Larkins, NRC j
2:00 pm - Severe Accident Assessment - Overview T. J. Walker, NRC T. Y. Chu, SNL l
2:10 pm - Design and Construction of the Large Melt Facility j
D. A. Powers, SNL 2:25 pm - Core / Concrete Experiments D. A. Powers, SNL 3:00 pm - Core Retention Assessment 1
3:15 pm - Coffee Break R. K. Cole, SNL i
3:30 pm - CORCON Code M. J. Clauser, SNL 3:45 pm - Contairr:ient Analysis Code (CONTAIN)
M. Berman, SNL 4:00 pm - Hydrogen Program M. Corradini, SNL 4:45 pm - Steam Explosions 5:20 pm - Adjcurn ENCLOSURE E f
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MATERI ALS ENGINEERING C. 2. Serpan, Jr., NRC 9:15 am - Introduction, MEB 5-Year Plans, RES & SD l
Pressure Vessel Intecrity l
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M. Vagins, NRC R. D. Cheverton, ORNL l
9:35 am - LOCA Thermal Shock, TSE-5, 5A, and 6 10:15 am - Coffee Break G. D. Whitman, ORNL 10:30 am - Pressurized Thermal Shock Tests J. G. Merkle, ORNL 10:50 am - Small Specimen Fracture Toughness 11:10 am - Fracture Mechanics Computer Analysis Methods J. Bryson, ORNL R. H. Brya n, ORNL 11:30 am - ITV-BA EPFM Low, Upper Shelf Test G. R. Irwin,; U. of
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Low, Upper Shelf Welds 1:00 pm'- Lunch AFTERNDON SESSION - GREEN AUDITORIUM _
Irradiation Effects and Dosimetry (Cont'd)
Chairma n:
M. Vagins, NRC 2:00 pm - Charpy Impact Toughness of Irradiated R. G. Berggren, ORNL High Copper Welds R. Hawthorne, NRL 2:20 pm - I ARAR Program 2:40 pm - Surveillance Dosimetry of Operating Plants W. N. McElroy, HEDL 3:05 pm - Coffee Break 3:20 pm - NRC-EPRI Studies of Cavity Neutron Fluxes J. Grundl, NBS ENCLOSURE E
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MATERIALS ENGINEERING Piping and Crack Growth Chairman:
J. Strosnider, NRC l
W. Cullen, 3:40 pm - Environmental Effects on Crack Growth ENSA-Suffalo J. Gudas, NSRDC j
4:05 pm - J-R Curve Characterization of Piping Materials and Welds j
M. Vassilaros, NSRDC 4:25 pm - Degraded Piping Compliant Testing l
D. Harris, SAI i
4:45 pm - Probabilistic Fracture Mechanics for Piping l
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i Steam Generator Integrity and Corrosion Chairman:
J. Muscara, NRC 9:15 am - Leak Rate and Burst Strength of Laboratory R. A. Clark, PNL i
SCC Steam Generator Tubes 9:55 am - Predictive Models for SCC of Steam D. VanRooyen, BNL Generator Tubing 10:15 am - Coffee Break l
10:30 am - Environmentally Assisted Cracking in LWRs -
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J. Muscara, NPC f
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Non-Destructive Examination (Cont'd)
Chaiman:
J. Muscara, NRC 2:00 pm - AE Monitoring of Test and Operating Pressure P. H. Hutton, PNL Vessels I
- 2:25 pm - Improved Eddy Current Inspection of Power C. Dodd, ORNL Reactor Steam Generator Tubing l
2:50 pm - NDE Round Robin on Laboratory SCC SG Tubes R. A. Clark, PNL i
3:10 pm - Adjourn FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1981 MORNING SESSION - RED AUDITORItN RISK ANALYSIS RESEARCH Chairman:
C. E. Johnson, NRC 1
I 9:15 am - Overview of Research on Reactor Risk Analysis F. H. Rowsome, NRC 10:15 am - Coffee Break i
10:30 am - RSSMAP Results J. J. Curry,t*C 11:00 am - IREP/NREP Results J. A. Murphy, NRC 11:30 am - Consequence Analysis Results R. M. Blond, NRC 12:00 pm - Reactor Siting Criteria W. R. Ott, NP.C 12:30 pm - Discussion f
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2:30 pm - Overview of Research on Risk Methodology W. E. Vesely NRC and Data Evaluation
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R. T. Curtis, NRC 9:15 am - Overview of the Severe Accident Sequence R. T. Curtis, NRC t
Analysis Program 9:30 am - Strategies for Managing Potentially Severe N. S. DeMuth, LANL I
Accidents at Large Four-Loop PWRs 10:00 am - BWR Station Blackout Studies -
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10:45 am - Characterization of PWR Response During J. Hunter, INEL Small Break LOCAs 11:15 am - Post Melt-Down Analyses for PWR E. Haskin, SNL 11:45 am - Status of Severe Accident Mitigation H. Reilly, INEL l
Study J. B. Rivard, SNL 12:00 pm - Assessment of MARCH Code 12:30 pm - NUREG 0772 Results and Plans in R. R. Sherry, NRC l
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Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, Units 1 and 2 On September 9,1981, the Appeal Board issued a Decision (ALAB-653) in which it found that the applicant's security plan conforms to all applicable provisions of the Atomic Energy Act and the NRC's security regulations. Also issued on the same date was ALAB-653 Restricted which deals with the numerous details of the security plan which are considered prptected information and not subject to public disclosure.
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hEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 11, 1981 i
i Foreion Visits to NRC On Wednesday Mr. Guenther Reichart, Senior Staff Scientist in Human Factors Engineering with the Geman Society for Reactor Safety (GRS), met with J. Jenkins and J. Pittman, HFB/RES, and S. Hanauer, Director, HFS/NRR, i
to discuss NRC's human factors research program and regulatory initia*.1ves.
l On Wednesday Dr. V. S. Tsyplenkov, Scientific Secretary of the IAEA Division of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle, met with representatives of Waste Management (NMSS) to discuss NRC codes and guides, recommendations and standards in the area of waste management.
On Wednesday Messrs. Garcia and Torres of the Venezuelan Office of Investigation and Civil Protection f6r the Sucre District of Caracas met with B. Weiss and.
other IE staff members to visit the Incident Response Center in Harrisburg and they visited the TMI nuclear power plant on Friday.
NEA Assianment This week David Bessette, formerly ACRS, begins a two-year assignment with j
the Nuclear Safety Division of the Nuclear Energy Agency located in Paris.
Mr. Bessette replaces Eric Johnson, IE, who has returned to Region IV after two years with NEA.
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- Foreicn Reports The following foreign reports were received in IP August 31 - September 11:
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AECB - Canadian Involvement in International Nuclear Cooperation **
- Publications Catalogue, 1981-82, Supplement-1 **
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- News Releases:** 1 3 dtd 5/15/81: Task Force to Provide Infonnation on Contaminated Soil Transfer 14 dtd 5/28/81: Operating Approval Sought for Gentilly Waste Facility 15 dtd 6/04/81: AECB Announces Recent Decisions 16 dtd 6/22/81: Gentilly 2: Application to Operate in 1982
, 17 dtd 6/25/81: Point Lepreau: Application to Operate
! 18 dtd 7/21/81: AECB Gives Approvals for Eldorado Projects i 19 dtd 7/24/81: New Storage Site Identified for Scarborough Waste Material 20 dtd 8/25/81 NPD Nuclear Power Plant, Rolphton: Waste Water-Released Safely From France:
DSN 436 ALICE: A Computer Program Which Calculates the Radiological Consequences Following an Accidental or Routine Release of Radioactive Material Into the Atmosphere DSN 440 The "Vademecum" of Atmospheric Transfers DSN 444 A Mini Reactor for Neutron Radiography - Performances and Applications DSN 448e - Development of Nuclear Safety Technical Regulations and Standards in France Using the Licensing Procedures **
DSN 451 Probabilistic Application of Fracture Mechanics **
Technical Regulations and Standards Regarding Nuclear Safety DSN 452 in France DSN 453 Preliminary Report of the Earthquake on October 10, 1980, at El Asnam (Algeria)
DSN 454e - Neutron Isolation of Packagings with a Borated Compound Usually Used in France **
DSN 455e - Validation of the APOLLO-MORET Neutronic Codes on Critical Experimental Configurations Simulating the Shipping Casks for Light Water Fuels **
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i GRS-A-580 - Influence of Transients on the Stress Ratio in the Unit -
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Power Plants - PROPRIETARY GRS-A-588 - STREUSL - A Computer Program Which Calculates the Influence of the Variance of the Input Parameters on the Unavailability and Failure Frequency of Complex Systems. Detailed Description l
of the Programning-PROPRIETARY GRS - Short Information:
- Summary Article on Radioactive Waste Treatment in the USSR - A Survey **
BMI - KTA Hand book (Loose-leaf supplements will be sent without request. A summary of l
nuclear safety standards and guides)
"From S. Korea:
The First Irradiation Surveillance Test on the Ko-Ri Unit No.1 Reactor Vessel Material (1980)
Reactor Vessel Material Surveillance Program for Ko-Ri Unit No.1 -
Analysis of Capsule V **
From Sweden:
Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate - Quarterly Report, April-June 1981 (Sent for translation)
From Taiwan:
Monthly Operating Report (July 1981) for Kousheng Nuclear Power Plant Unit 1 **
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0FFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 11, 1981 During the week of September 14, 1981, State Agreement representatives will accompany Colorado inspectors during a State inspection of the Cotter Corporation Uranium Mill in Canon City, Colorado.
During the period September 14-25, OSP will be presenting its annual Orientation Course in Licensing Practices and Procedures for New Agreement State personnel.
Thirty State personnel will be attending.
For the first time Agreement State licensing staff will be giving some of the lectures, as well as NRC staff.
On September 23 and 24,1981, the Office of State Programs will conduct a regional meeting in Chicago, Illinois, for the Governor-appointed State Liaison Officers from Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio Indiana Iowa and Wisconsin to discuss mutual regul,atory interests. Subjects to be discussed include emergency planning, low and high level waste, regional low level waste compacts, new enforce-ment policy and spent fuel shipments and notification. Representatives from I&E, NKSS, RES, PA and FEMA will participate in the meeting.
Speaking Engagement Jerome Saltzman will address the AIF Nuclear Insurance Conference on September 21, 1981, on the subject of Nuclear Insurance, An NRC Perspective.
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Pubitcations Published and distributed summary reports on Systematic j
Reactor Licensing Actions j
Evaluation Program. Operating (Aqua Book) and Unresolved Safety Issues Reporting on the Status of Safety Issues Prepared, with cognizant office input, draft reports on nine safety issues as an example of how the Commission' might be kept informed of program progress on a quarterly
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Office of the Controller Item of Interest Week Ending September 11, 1981 Proposed Rule to Establish Procedures for NRC Debt Collection On September 11, 1981, the Executive Director for Operations approved for publication and signed a Federal Register notice proposing to amend its regulations by adding a new Part which will establish the procedures which NRC will follow to collect debts which are owed to it except for civil monetary penalties for violation of a licensing requirement. The procedures are based i
upon the Federal Claims. Collection Standards issued by the General Accounting Office and the U.S. Department of Justice, as amended on July 31, 1981. The Federal Claims Collection Act of 1966 provides that these procedures ta issued as regulations. The procedures will enable the NRC to improve its collection of debts. The preamble to the proposed rule contains a statement that the Commission certifies that the rule will not, if promulgated, have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities; interest and late payment charges imposed on a small entity will ordinarily not exceed $100 per year. The proposed rule affects small entities billed for hyproduct material inspection fees established under 10 CFR 170.32, Category 3, and for reproduction costs associated with Freedom of Information Act and camputer tape requests.
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4 OFFICE FOR ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF OPERATIONAL DATA ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 11, 1981 Meetinos with the ACRS AE00 made presentations to and had discussions with the ACRS Subcommittee on Licensee Event Reports on September 9.
The subjects discussed included:
an overview and update on the AEOD organization and programs; method and procedure used to investigate the safety concern associated with the BWR Scram System Break Case. Study; AEOD screening process; purpose and status of development of the Sequence Coding and Search Procedure; and status of the proposed rulemaking to revise the LER reporting requirements.
On September 10, AEOD (C. Michelson, J. Heltemes, and T. Wolf) was invited to make summary presentations on selected topics to the full ACRS.
Revised LER Reporting Recuirements On September 10, the Commission approved the AE00 paper (SECY-81-494) which recorrended that the IDERS rulemaking be held in abeyance and that the staff proceed with a separate rulemaking to modify and codify the LER system. AE00 will now proceed as quickly as possible with the development and coordination of the proposed rule in accordance with Commission direction.
Second Quarter Abnormal Occurrence Report The draft A0 Report for the Second Quarter 1981 was forwarded to the Commission for review and approval.
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ITEMS APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK EiiDING SEPTEMBER 18, 1981 A.
SECY-81-492 - SEABROOK - DIRECTOR'S DENIAL OF PETITION UNDER 10 CFR 2.206.
Memo SECY t'o Bickwit, 9/11/81 This is to advise you that the Commission (with Chairratn Palladino and Cc=missioners Ahearne and Roberts approving and Cc=tissioners Gilinsky and Bradford disapproving) has decided that there is no need for a review of this decision
~of the Director of Nuclear Reactor Regulation.
The office of the General Counsel was informed of this action by telephone on September 9, 1981.
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STAFF BRIEFING ON CONTENTS AND STATUS OF NUREG-0772, " TECHNICAL BASES FOR ESTIMATING FISSION PRODUCT BEHAVIOR DURING LWR ACCIDENTS," AND NUREG-0771,
" REGULATORY IMPACT OF NUCLEAR REACTOR ACCIDENT SOURCE TERM ASSUMPTIONS" -
Memo SECY to Dircks, 9/8/81 The Comission requests a staff briefing on the status of work associated with NUREG-0771 and NUREG-0772.
In addition, for the benefit of the two new Comissioners, provide a brief review of the history of these reports including:
conclusions and their bases; the adequacy of the data base and computer codes and the effect of the limitations of the data base and codes on the NUREG conclusions;
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delineation between conclusions applicable to design basis or Class-9 accidents; update on the status of the program plan, including current and proposed research projects to improve computer codes and research on fissien products and containment failure modes; and responses to the substantive issues raised by the OPE consultants' review of NUREG-0771 and -0772.
See memo for the Comissioners from OPE dated July 20, 1981.
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STAFF REOUIREMENTS - DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE VOTE ON OPERATING LICENSE FOR SEQUOYAH UNIT 2, 2:05 P.M., Tuesday, September 8,1981, Memo SECY to Dircks, 9/9/81 The Comission was briefed by staff and by Mr. L. Mills (TVk) on the status of review of items since issuance on June 25, 1981, of a low-power license for Sequoyah-2 as contained in memoranda from W. Dircks to the Comission dated August 17 and September 3,1981.
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STAFF REOUIREMENTS - SEOUOYAH. UNIT 2, cont'd.
The Comission, by a vote of 5-0, authorized the Director, NRR, to issue a full-power operating license for Sequoyah Unit 2.
(NRR)
The Chairman noted that t'he authorization carried with it the understanding that staff would imediately bring to the attention of the Comission any matter occurring during power ascension that would modify the Comission's actions.
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SECY-81-448 - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR DESIGN REVIEWS, Memo SECY to DircKs, 9/10/81 This is to advise you that the Commission (with four Commissioners approving) has' authorized the staff to enter into a contract for performancs of the subject project as modified in accordance -
with the attached Statement of Work.
i Commissioner Ahearne disapproved the proposed contract and provided the following statement:
"This represents a dangerous trend.
It appears to be an attempt to hire a non-national laboratory body shop to ' help with' [I think really, 'do'] licensing review for NMSS.
However, unlike NRR, where a work overload has required going outside to relieve the. backlog, NMSS will have only one applicant, for one license (at least in the 80's).
Hence the dangerous trend is to not build uo expert knowledge in the NRC but to count on contrac'ters to do the hard 7ork.
This is understandable in Research, where the NRC essentially is a contract monitoring agency.
I.t is una'cceptable in the licensing divisions."
The Offices of the Director, Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards and Administration (Contracts) were informed of this action by telephone on September 10, 1981.
It is requested that you inform the office of the Secretary when the centract is awarded.
(SECY SUSPENSE:
January 15, 198')
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SECY-81-472 - BOREHOLE AND SHAFT SEALING PERFORMANCE CRITERIA, Memo SECY to Dircks, 9/10/81 This is to advise you that the Commission (with all Commissioners approv ng) has provided approval for the staff to enter into
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SECY-81-472, cont'd.
In providing his approval, Commissioner Gilinsky feels that the staff should make sure that the results of this contract are available to the NRC before authorization of construction and believes that mention of 10 CFR 60 in the statement of work should be preceded by " proposed".
Commissioner Ahearne is concerned about the level of test design this contract will do and believes that NRC should work to get the Department of Energy to do that as much as possible.
The Of fices of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards and Administration (Contracts) were informed of this action by telephone on September 9, 1981.
It is requested that you notify 'the Office of the Secretary.
when the contract is awarded.
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l STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT UNITS l
DATA AS OF: AUGUST 31,1981 C, _' W h. _l" d ea.am, '
-e LICEN SED TO O P ER ATE..................................
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(bc!nees 3 who have operating licanses but are shut down inoefinrte4y.
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88,000 48 under Openting Ucanse Renew 13.000 l
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