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| Issue date: | 07/08/1982 |
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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
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INFORMATION REPORT For:
The Commissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO
Subject:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING JULY 2,1982 l
A summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Contents Enclosure Acministration A
Nuclear Reactor Regulation B
Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C
Inspection and Enforcement D
l Nuclear Regulatory Research E
Executive Legal Director F
International Programs G
State Programs H
Resource Management I*
Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J*
l Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rignts K
j Regional Offices L
CRGR Monthly Report M*
Executive Director for Operations N*
Items Addressed by the Commission 0
i Meeting Notices P
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2-94 7 7 BL HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT Week Ending July 2,1982 i
TMI Restart 4
It is expected that the Licensing Board will issue its partial initial decision on operator cheating and its implications in mid July.
Midland Units 1 and 2 NRC has been notified that the Government Accountability Project plans to give the media its views on problems at Midland based on prior interviews with people in the area.
Long Island Lighting Company (LILCO)-
NRC was informed that on June 9 the ASLB lifted its previous order staying the shipment of fuel (authorized under a material license issued to LILCO) to the Shoreham Nuclear Power Station. Unit 1.
Reactor Security Audit NRC staff discussed GAO's plans for an audit of security at nuclear power plants as a followup of the 1977 GAO security audit.
Hiring Constraints On July 29, the EDO moved to conserve the NRC's authorized staff years by issuing certain restrictions on hiring.
(See Enclosure A for specifics.)
Small Business teoislation A bill entitled, "Small Business Innovation Development Act of 1982" was recently passed and will be sent to the President following a joint committee hearing where it is expected to become law. In general, the bill would require Federal agencies by TY 1986 to allocate 1.25% of their R&D budgets to small business.
New Orientation program This fall NRC will be instituting a new program for orienting NRC non-supervisory employees interested in working toward a career as a manager or supervisor.
SES Candidate Development Program fGC has received 210 applications (171 from NRC) for the SES Candidate Development Program. It is expected that participants will be selected the first week in September.
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0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION l
l Week Ending July 2,1982 j
ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REOUESTS Initial Appeal of Recuest Initial Decision l
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Granted 232 1
Denied 43 7
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l ACTIONS THIS WEEK
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l ieceived Jay Abramson, Requests documents since 1980 regarding the rulemaking Critical Mass for fire protection (CFR 50.48 and Appendix R to (82-279)
CFR 50); documents since 1980 identifying the original date of plant implementation for CFR 50.48, l
the requests and approvals for extensions to this date and documents which include specific information about which plants have met their deadline and which have'not; documents regarding the fire at Virginia Electric and Power Company's North Anna 2 Nuclear Power Plant on July 3,1981; and documents regarding all fires during the period j
1980-82 occurring in operating nuclear power plants.
Jane L. Turner, Requests a copy of the scope of work, work A erican Mining assignments, work plans or modifications for Congress contract NRC-02-79-031-06, " Licensing Assistance /
(82-280)
Tailings Management Program Technical Eval >, cions."
l Ellyn R. Weiss, Requests entries in telephone or meeting logbooks.
l Unicn of Concerned minutes, summaries or any other documentation of f
Scientists contacts between the Consolidated Edison Company (82-281) and/or the Power Authority of the State of l
New York and any of the Commissioners, Office of
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the General Counsel, Office of Policy Evaluation, i
or members of the staff of the Commissioners from September 1979 to date.
Jchn S. Gleason, Requests *. r4, f of his client, documents T,cper, Bradley regarding U
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o f Gleeson the Maine Yen A'omic Power Plant.
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CONTACT:
J. M. Felton 492-7211 ENCLOSURE A l
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Requests copies of two listed documents issued (82-283) during the period April 1,1979 to date.
Verice M. Mason, Requests, on behalf of her client, documents Department of the regarding her client's employment, payroll, wage Public Advocate, and hour and radiation records.
State of New Jersey (52-284) 1 l
Richard A. Udell, Requests documents which detail collective dose Critical Mass exposures in 1981 for operating nuclear power l
(82-285) plants and any documents which analyze this informa tion.
Fred Eissler, Requests all documents prepared by and made l
Scenic Shoreline available to the NRC between October 1,1972 and l
Preservation September 1,1973 on the offshore fault at l
Conference, Inc.
Diablo Canyon (Hosgri Fault).
(82-286) f;artin Levy, Requests a copy of a specific d ument.
NTEU Steward j
(82-287)
Carl J. Spector, P,equests a copy of Inspection Reports 277/81-07 Technical Analysis and 278/81-09 that do not contain 10 CFR 2.790 i
Corporation information.
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(82-280)
Uilliam C. Marcoux, Requests information on the implementation of the I
Le30euf, Lamb, employee protection provision of the Energy
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Leiby & MacRae Reorganization Act (42 U.S.C. 6851).
(82-289)
Ellyn R. Weiss, Requ'iU1 all documents from the Office of Nuclear Harmon & Weiss Mat;
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'ific Northwest Laboratory relating to tne. ironmental impact statement for the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Plant.
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Harold J. Spelman, In response to a request for records relating to the Harold J. Spelman interagency agreement between the NRC and the DOE
=ad Associates for preparation of preliminary versions or drafts IB2-258) of an Environmental Impact Statement on the Rare Earths Facility in West Chicago, Illinois, made available 13 documents.
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Granted, Cont'd Charles F. Kiefer, Jr.,
In response to a request for copies of the NRC Daniel, Clampett, report of June 1,1982, and the May 13,1982 Memo Rittershouse, Dalton to file concerning St. John's Regional Health
& Powell Center, made available a copy of these records.
(82-270)
Richard B. Hubbard, In response to a request for the documents provided MHB Technical to Susan L. Hiatt, under FOIA-82-228, made Associates available a copy of these documents.
(82-277)
Denied Christopher M. McMurray, In response to a request for eight categories of Kirkpatrick, Lockhart, documents in connection with the issues in the Hill, Christcpher &
Shoreham proceeding, made available 476 documents.
Phillips Informed the requester additional documents (82-176) subject to this request are already available at the PDR. Denied three documents in their entirety containing advice, opinions and recommendations.
I Harold J. Spelman, In response to a request for copies of all records Harold J. Spelman relating to the May 1981 preliminary draft and Associates environmental impact statement for the Rare (82-255)
Earths Facility in West Chicago, Illinois, made available one document. Informed the requester additional documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR and at the LPDR in West Chicago, Illinois. Denied two documents in their entirety containing advice, opinions and recommendations.
Harold J. Spelman, In response to a request for copies of all records Harold J. Spelman relating to any preliminary draft environmental and Associates impact statement subsequent to December 1981 for (82-256) the Rare Earths facility in West Chicago, Illinois, made available one document. Informed the requester additional documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR and at the LPDR in West Chicago, Illinois. Denied four documents in their entirety containing advice, opinions and recommendations.
j Harold J. Spelman, In response to a request for copies of all records Harold J. Spelman relating to the December 1980 preliminary draft and Associates environmental impact statement (EIS) for the (82-257)
Rare Earths facility in West Chicago, Illinois, made available two documents. Informed the i
requester additional documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR and at the LPDR in West Chicago, Illinois. Denied the December 1980 preliminary draft EIS in its entirety containing advice, opinions and recommendations.
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Thomas C. Wheeler, In response to an appeal to the EDO and to the Pettit & Martin COMMISSION for the documents denied to him (82-A-5-82-20) concerning the Atlas Machine & Iron Works, Inc..
l the COMMISSION released two documents. The EDO continued to deny the Investigation Case File in its entirety because disclosure of the information would interfere with an ongoing enforcement proceeding.
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L DIVISION OF CONTRACTS ITEMS OF INTEREST l
WEEK ENDING JULY 2, 1982 1
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RFP No.: 01E-82-249 1
Title:
" Technical Assistance to Support IE Personnel in the Investigation of Incidents" l
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Technical and engineering assistance to OIE personnel in performing inspections or technical evaluations of f acilities.
Period of Performance: 2 years 7/1/82 - 6/30/84 Sponsor: Office of Inspection and Enforcement i
Status: Final Evaluation Report received on June 28, 1982. Contract mailed to contractor on July 1, 1982.
l RFP No.: RS-MP A 318 l
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" Keypunch and Verification Services"
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Keypunching with 100% verification and key to tape with 100% verification services.
Period of Performance: 1 year Sponsor: Office of Resource Management Status: Evaluation of proposal being considered.
RFP No.: RS-NMS-82-027 i
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Assist the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in conducting safety and/or environmental reviews of license applications for i
the construction, operation, or decommissioning of fuel cycle I
fa cili ti es.
Period of Performance: Thirty-six months from date of contract award Sponsor: NMSS Status: Technical discussions will be conducted through 7/2/82.
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"On-Call Maintenance of NRC Computer Peripheral Equipment"
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The Contractor shall provide on-call maintenance labor, documentation, repair parts, maintenance supplies, tools, test equipment, transportation, and their related services for NRC-owned computer peripheral equipment.
Period of Perfomance: Twelve months Sponsor: Office of Resource Management 27, 1982 Status: IF8 issued June 25, 1982, closes July ENCLOSURE A l
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Items of Interest CONTRACTS AWARDED Contract No.: NRC-02-82-043 Ti tle: " Assay of Long-Lived Radionuclides in Low-Level Wastes From Power Reactors"
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The contractor shall provide all necessary personnel, facilities, materials, and services to develop a method for correlating the concentrations of radionuclides in representative waste streams from nuclear power plants which require complex analytical assay methods to the concentration of radionuclide which can be measured more easily.
Period of Performance: Twenty-four months Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Status: Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee contract awarded to Science Applications, Inc.,
in the amount of $395,769.00 on June 28, 1982.
CONTRACTS CLOSED-00T NRC-03-79-144 Dr. Michael Golay 6/28/82 NRC-10-80-058 TODD Shipyards 6/30/82 AT(49-24)-0188 American National Standards
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6/30/82 Institute NRC-04-76-172 Univ. of Maryland 6/25/82 NRC-0*-77-055 Univ. of Missouri 6/30/82 NRC-04-78-229 Dr. C. Allen Cornell 7/01 /82 1
NRC-02 77-201 43 Kaman Sciences Corp.
6/30/82 NRC-02-77-201 44 Fugro, Inc.
6/30/C2 NRC-02-77-201 45 Associated Nuclear Consultants 6/30/82 of America, Ltd.
NRC-02-77-201-46 Southwest Research Institute 6/30/82 ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS On June 2Sth and June 29th the Division of Contracts (DC) negotiated final indirect rates (Overhead, General Administrative, Independent Research and Development) for the Nuclear Technology Division (NTD) of the Westinghouse Electric Corporation (W) for calendar years 76-79. The NRC has the responsibility for negotiation of these rates for all Government agencies with contracts in W's NTD.
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DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending July 2,1982
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Hirino Constraints On July 29, 1982, the EDO moved to conserve the Agency's authorized staff years by directino that:
No new offers of employment be extended for Headquarters'
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Vacancy announcements for Headquarters' positions be cancelled and that new annuuncements be issued on an exception basis, only, l
Persons holding offers of employment be contacted to determine if their E0D's might be extended into FY-1983, Vacant Regional positions be announced for NRC employees, only, Well qualified NRC applicants must be selected over outside applicants in filling Regional vacancies.
Summer employees will be terminated at least 15 working days early.
The utilization of consultants and experts will be monitored closely, and Co-op and other special program employment will be curtailed.
Requests for exceotions are being considered by the EDO for appointments which are essential to the conduct of the Agency's mission.
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DIVISION OF SECURITY i
ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending July 2, 1982 l
Transfer of Guard Services Effective midnight, June 30, 1982, guard services at the Phillips Building were-
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assumed by Pinkerton's Inc. Guard services at this facility were formerly per-l formed by Federal Protective Service guards.
Facility Security Surveys A SEC staff member conducted initial security surveys of two Public Service of l
Colorado facilities--the Fort St. Vrain Nuclear Generating Station, Platteville, CO, and the Nuclear Engineering Division, Denver, CD--to assess their compliance with 10 CFR Parts 25 and 95. " Access to and Protection of National Security Infomation and Restricted Data."
A periodic security survey of the Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, Ohio, was conducted by a SEC staff member. A satisfactory security rating will be continued at this classified interest.
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Security facility approval has been terminated for Boeing Computer Systems, Vienna, Va. This facility is no longer authorized to receive, store or generate NRC classi-fied information.
ASI.BP Succort Services j
Security support services were finalized for the July 15-16 Seabrook hearings at Portsmouth, NH.
Meetino with OPM A meeting between OPM and SEC representatives has been rescheduled for the week of July 5,1982, and will address a wide range of issues regarding the NRC Reinvesti-gation Program.
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l ORM has been requested to revise Bulletin,2101-3, " Marking cf Documents Exempt from Public Inspection Under 10 CFR Part 2." and 2101-12. " Authority to Approve the Em-I ployment of an Individual Prior to Completion of the Required Investigation and Report When Access to Classified Matter is Not Involved." Both bulletins have been superseded by subsequent issuances and should not be on the current listing.
Security Education A new entry-on-duty security education briefing in slide fomat was presented to new
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employees en June 28. Favorable verbal comments were received. Arrangements have been made for the briefing to be converted from slides to videotape.
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i MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING STAFF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT WEEK ENDING 7/2/82 Pre-Suoervisory r_i,e tation Procram The Management Developnent and Training Staff will be instituting a new program for orienting NRC non-supervisory employees interested in working 1
toward a career as a manager or supervisor. This Program will be open to all non-supervisory employees through self-nomination and will begin in I
the Fall of 1982.
MDTS is conducting a survey of Headquarters and Regional Offices to determine the number of non-supervisory employees interested in enrolling.
SES Candidate Development Program The NRC SES Candidate Development Program announcement closed June 18, 1982.
MDTS received 210 applications of which 171 were from NRC employees and the l
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expected that finalists will be selected by about mid-August and Program participants selected and announced the first week in September.
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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST 1
Week Ending July 2,1982 Midland Plant. Units 1 and 2
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On June 25th, C. Norelius (Region III) stated that a GAP (Government Accountability Project) representative had called to notify him that GAP was calling a news conference on Tuesday (June 29,1982) at 9:30 a.m.
i in Midland, Michigan. GAP has been interviewing people in the Midland l
area for several weeks, ostensibly workers at the Midland plant. gap l
is to give the media its views on Midland and " lay out" what they had identified as problems at Midland.
North Anna Unit 1 (NA-1)
VEPCO and Westinghou~se (W) have now identified the loose parts found in the NA-1 SG's A&C as control rod guide tube support pin nuts.
The potential failure of control guide tube support pins was an issue two years ago when W informed the licensee of a potential for breakage due to stress corrosion cracking. All affected pins (solution heat treated at 1625'F) were removed from NA-2 prior to issuance of a low-p:wer test license.
VEPCO and W will conduct an underwater video inspection in the area of the upper core plate. If the video inspection reveals further breakage, the upper core internals will be lifted to conduct a visual inspection.
These objects have caused peening damage to the tube ends and tube sheet in SG's A&C. This damage is still being assessed.
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j NRC TMI PROGRAM OFFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT June 27, 1982 - July 3, 1982 Plant Status Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) loops to reactor building ambient.
Available Core Cooling Modes: Decay heat removal (DHR) systems, Mini DHR (MDHR) system.
RCS Pressure Control Mode: Standby pressure control (SPC) system.
NOTE: During Reactor Coolant System feed and bleed, pressure will be maintained with a Reactor Coolant Bleed Tank Pump. Automatic back up pressure control will be provided by the SPC system.
I Backup Pressure Control Modes: MDHR and DHR system.
Major Parameters (as of 0500, July 2,1982) (approximate values)
Average Incore Tnennoccupies: 10l*F Maximum Incore ~hermoccuple:
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Hot Leg 94*F 97'F Cold Leg (1) 85'F Bl*F (2) 88*F 81'F Pressure: 72 psig NOTE: During reactor coolant system feed and bleed, pressure l
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75'F Pressure:
-0.6 psig Airborne Radionuclide Concentrations:
3 3.1 E-6 uCi/cc H (sample taken 6/30/82) 85 1.3 E-6 uti/cc Kr (sample taken 6/30/82) 5.8 E-8 uti/cc particulates (sample taken 7/1/82)
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Effluent and Environmental (Radiolecical) Information 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.
During the period June 25, 1982, through July 1, 1982, the effluents contained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point and individual effluent sources, which originated within Unit 2, contained no detectable radioactivity, j
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Environmental Protection Acency (EPA) Environmental Data The EPA measured Kr-85 concentrations at several environmental monitoring stations and reported the following results:
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l Yorkhaven 25 TMI Observation Center 32 3.
NRC Environmental Data Results from NRC monitoring of the environment around the TMI site were i
as follows:
The following are the NRC air sample analytical results for the onsite continuous air sampler:
I-131 Cs-137 Sample Period (uCi/cc) (uCi/cc)
HP-325 June 24, 1982 - June 30, 1982
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Licensee Radioactive Material and Radwaste Shipment No shipments of radioactive material or radwaste were made during this reporting period.
Major Activities 1.
Submerced Deminerali:er System (505). The processing of the third batch of reactor coolant system (RCS) water was completed on June 25, 1982.
Processing carameters for this 50,000 gallon batch are shown in Attachment I.
Subsequent to processing SDS Batch No. 30, there was a zeolite vessel changeout: the vessel in position lA was removed and placed in storage; the vessel that was in position 15 was placed in ENCLOSURE B f
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Processing of SDS Batch No. 31 (the fourth batch of RCS water),
consisting of approximately 50,000 gallons, began on July 1,1982; the anticipated completion date is July 9, 1982.
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EPICOR II. The EPICOR 11 system is currently shutdown on a standby status.
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Reactor Coolant System (RCS) Feed and Bleed. The fourth feed and bleed cycle of the RCS water began on June 28 and was completed on June 30, 1982. Approximately 50,000 gallons were cycled. The cycling included the water in the pressurizer, to clean the stagnant water in the pressurizer. One more RCS feed and bleed cycle is scheduled defore beginning the " Quick Look" experiment: this experiment will involve inserting a small television camera into the reactor to try 22 determine the condition of the core.
(Additional descriptions of this experiment will appear in future Weekly Status Reports.)
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Reactor Building Entry. The following tasks were accomplished during the reactor culicing entry on Thursday, July 1,1982:
Two work platforts and the trolley / hoist rig were installed in preparation for the lead screw removal for the," Quick lek" experiment.
The interior of the "B" D-ring was decontaminated using a low-pressure water flush. Subsequent to this operation, a radiological survey team attempted to evaluate its effeciveness.
The beta monitoring instrument failed during the survey, delaying the evaluation.
The next entry is scheduled for Thursday, July 8,1982.
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Groundwater Menitoring. The results from the test boring wrar samples inat were taken on June 8,1982, and sent to an off-site labattory for analysis have not been received. Water samples from test banngs 2, 3, 4, 10, 16, and 17, taken on June 15, 1982, were analyzed on-dte and compared witn the June 8,1982 samples that were also analyzef on-site.
These results show that the tritium concentrations have remated in the same range (order of me;ritude) as previously reported.
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ATTACHMENT I SDS PERFORMANCE FOR BATCH NUMBER 30 (Reactor Coolant System Water)
Average Average Average Radionuclide Influent Effluent DF (uc/ml)
(uc/ml) 3 Cesium 137 3.7 5.3 x 10-4 7.0 x 10 Strontium 90 9.7 2.7 x 10~2 3.6 x 102 I
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Leno Island Lichting Company LILCO As reported in the items of interest the week of May 27, 1982, Long Island Lighting Company (LILCO) was issued Material License No. SNM-1857 on May 19, 1982, authorizing the receipt, possession, inspection and storage of fuel assemblies enriched in the U-235 isotope for eventual use at the Shoreham Nuclear Power Station.
On May 20, 1982, at the request of Suffolk County (site of the LILCO Shoreham Reactor), the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board (ASLB) issued an interim order staying the shipment of the feel to LILCO until the Board had an opportunity to review the County's claim that their security contentions on the Part 50 operating licente also apply to the Part 70 license. The county claims it should have been notified before the Part 70 license was issued so it could have pressed its claim at that time.
The staff has recently been informed that on June 9,.1982, the ASLB lifted its order staying the shipment of fuel to the Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, Unit #1.
CRER Fuel Cycle Environr. ental Review The cuestions to be answered in the preparation of written testimony for the public hearing have been reviewed with ELD and HMSS staffs. The fuel cycle, waste management and safeguards staffs are preparing first drafts of the testimony for submittal to ELD by the end of next week.
Reorocessinc Regulatory Base and Barnwell Initial contacts have been made by phone to Kermit Laughon and his staff in order to better understand the DOE-industry plans for initiating activities in reprocessing of commercial spent fuel.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Items of Interest Week Ending July 2,1982
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There were no Significant Enforcement Actions taken during the past week.
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The following Preliminary Notifications were dispatched during the past week:
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PNO-I-82-47, W. R. Grace and Company (Wayne NJ Facility) -
Radioactive Materials Discovered Offsite.
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PNO-I-82-48. Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (Calvert Cliffs Unit 1) - Unscheduled Shutdown.
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PNO-II-82-64B, Virginia Electric and Power Company (North Anna Unit 1) - Steam Generator Tube Damage.
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PNO-II-82-72 and 72A, Duke Power Company (0conee Unit 2) -
I Extraction Steam Line Break.
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PNO-II-82-73, Federal Express, Inc. (Knoxville,TN) - Lost Shipment of 1,000 Curies of Tritium.
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PNO-III-82-60, Illinois Power Company (Clinton Unit 1) -
Dousing of Two Quality Control Inspectors.
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PNO-III-82-61, Commonwealth Edison Company (Zion Unit 2) -
Reactor Trip Due To Main Transformer Failure.
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PNO-III-82-62, Commonwealth Edison Company (Quad Cities and l
Zion Units) - Drug-Related Occurrences At Licensee Facilities.
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l Halt Requested Pending NRC Investigation Of Allegations.
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Island Unit 2) - Axial Power Shaping Rod Test (Update) 3.
The following IE Information Notices were dispatched during the past week:
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IE Information Notice Number 82-20 Check Valve Problems, was issued on June 28, 1982 to all nuclear power reactor facilities holding an operating license or construction permit.
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IE Information Notice Number 82-21. Buildup Of Enriched Uranium In Effluent Treatment Tanks, was issued on June 30, 1982 to all uranium and plutonium fuel fabrication licensees.
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Division of Reactor Programs On June 29, 1982, staff from EDO, NRR, NMSS, 01A and IE met with representatives from the GAO to discuss the planned GA0 audit of security at nuclear power plants. The audit will be conducted as a followup of the 1977 GAO security audit.
GAO plans to contact appropriate staff in NRC Headouarters Offices and then proceed to visit the NRC Regional Offices and accomoany safeguards inspectors on inspections at nuclear power plants.
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Division of Fuel Facilities, Materials, and Safeguards The staff is preparing a program for NRC Regional management to meet with utility management to discuss the Utilities' drug and alcohol awareness programs and to discuss the Utilities' perception of the drug and alcohol problem at nuclear facilities.
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Division of Emergency Preparedness 1.
A member of the Emergency Preparedness Licensing Branch will participate in the Sequoyah emergency preparedness exercise on July 8-9, 1982.
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The Director, DEP will meet with FEMA representatives on July 2,1982 to discuss the use of Potassium Iodide.
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Enforcement Staff IE received a check for $500 from Overhoff Associates, Cincinnati, Ohio, in full payment of Civil Penalty for unauthorized distribution and transfers of gauges containing licensed material (En-82-18).
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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH Items of Interest Week Ending July 2, 1982 J
l FLECHT-SEASET Technical Meetine on Flow Blockace Models I
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representatives from BNWL, EPRI, NRC, U. of Md., UCLA, and W.
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Select flow blockage and grid spacers heat transfer models to i
be included in COBRA-TF.
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Select a data base to verify these models and modify then if l
needed.
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Select a data base for code assessment.
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Define the workscope for the joint BNULE flow blockage modeling and code application effort.
By the end of the meeting, all four objectives had been realized. The details are given in the Trip Report (N. Zuber to L. Shotkin) dated i
June 28, 1982.
F Technical Meetino on Pressurizer Modeling A technical meeting was held at MIT on June 24, 1932 attended by NRC (M. Young and N. Zuber), LA'il (D. Liles), and MIT (P. Griffith and hisstudents). The objectives of the meeting were to discuss:
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Pressurizer Modeling b.
Erosion-Corrosion in Steam Extraction Lines c.
Pump Characterization for Void Detemination d.
Water Ha cer Induced by Steam Bubble Collapse e.
Two-Fluid Model Interactive Coefficients in Rod Bundles f.
Dryout in Heated Horizontal Pipes OnsetofMixedConvhetioninaVerticalRodBundle.
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The NRC-supported FD-2 experiments are for the LOF power histories of the CRBR heterogeneous core, and the KfK-supported FD-4 experiments are for the LOT power histories of the German ShR-300 homogeneous core.
INPO Robert B. Minogue and Karl R. Goller met with E.P.Wilkinson, Zebroski, and other management representatives of INPO at their offices in Atlanta, Georgia, on June 28, 1982. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss ongoing areas of l
cooperation which involve NRC research activities and to discuss the possibility of additional cooperation. It was agreed to identify other specific areas for cooperation and to meet periodically, on a scheduled basis, to accomplish this.
j ORNL Robert B. Minogue and Karl R. Goller met with ORNL representatives at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, on June 29, 1982,to review the status of NRC-sponsored research programs at ORNL. The review focused on the programs on pressurized thermal shock, human factors, and safety implications of control systems.
PRA Reports Distribution has been made of two PRA reports of interest. They are NUREG/CR-2497, the ORNL accident sequence precursor report based on the LERs, and NUREG/CR-1659 Part 3 of 4, the last of the four reactor safety study methodology applications program reports (on Calvert Cliffs).
Publications Issued Durina the Week of June 28-July 2,1982 Draft Regulatory Guide and Value/ Impact Statement: Proposed Revision 1 to Reg. Guide 5.34, Nondestructive Assay for Plutonium in Scrap Material by Spontaneous Fission Detection. Task SG 046-4. Co::rnents requested by August 30, 1982.
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TMI Restart On June 30, the Appeal Board hearing plant design and procedure issues asked the Commission for authority to consider sua sponte the steam generator problems and proposed fixes therefor, and two matters involving potential degradation of feedwater system components. The Appeal Board directed the Licensee to provide information on all three issues, con-ditioned on the Commission's authorizing the Appeal Board to consider such f
issues.
There are indications from the Licensing Board that it expects to issue its partial initial decision on operator cheating and its implications on or about July 15.
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l ITEMS OF INTEREST 0FFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING JULY 2, 1962 t
Foreign Visit to NRC On Monday Drs. Vendling and Lindauer from the Federal Republic of Germany met with representatives from NRR (Systematic Evaluation Program Branch and ReliaDility and Risk Assessment Branch), IE and AEOD. Additional meetings later in the week were scheduled for 1 Region 1 Office and General Public Utilities along with site visit s t.
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- Foreign Reports The following fcreign reports were received in IP June 28-July 2:
(For further information contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X24506)
From Canada:
AECB - Publications Catalogue 1982-83
( Available at the NRC Library)
From Italy:
CNEN-RT/AMB(82)1
-ML Value of Campano-Lucano Earthquake of 11/23/80 Calculated by Accelerometric Records From Japan:
Atoms in Japan - May 1982**
From S. Korea:
Status of Nuclear Power in Korea **
Activities of Daeduk Engineering Center **
The Korea Advanced Energy Research Institute **
From Spain:
CSN - Radiological Report on the Steam Generator Inspection and Repair at Almaraz Nuclear Power Plant (Sent for translation)
- Doses Received by the Workers of ENSA During the Safe Ends Repairs in 1980, Santa Maria de Garona Nuclear Power Plant From Taiwan:
Reportaole Occurrence Report No. R0-04-02 of Kuosheng Unit 2 Nuclear Power Plant (Sent for translation)
From the U.K.:
Radioactive Waste Management Advisory Conmittee: Third Annual Report 1982**
UKAEA - The Management of Radioactive Was,tes j
The Deformation of PWR Fuel in a LOCA**
ND-R-701 (S)
NNC - Sizewell "B" PWR Pre-Construction Safety Report ** (13 vols.)
- Sizewell "B" Reference Design ** (4 vols.)
- Sizewell "B" Public Inquiry, CEGB Statement of Case ** (5 vols.)
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(For further information contact Anita Summercur, RES, X74304.)
From France:
DSN Report No. 320 e - Determination of Site-Specific SMS Response Spectra **
DSN Report No. 427
- Principles of Procedures Writing for Incidents and Accidents DSN Report No. 455 e - Validation of the APOLLO-MORET Neutronic Codes on Critical Experimental Configurations Simulating the Shipping Casks for Light Water Fuels **
SESRS No.15 Analysis of Data Concerning Strong Seismic Motions Currently Available at the DSN/SESRS/BERSSIN DRE/STRE/LMA/80/299 - Computation of the Jet Force Exerted on an Elbow by a Gas Under Transient Flow Conditions DRE/STRE/LMA/80/300 - Pressure Approximation in Calculating Incompressible Viscous Flows DRE/STRE/LMA/80/302 "Round Robin" Calculation Concerning Elastic-Plastic Mechanics of the Breaking Process DRE/STRE/LTA/80/312 - DECD-CSIN - Second Containment "0 PEN" Standard Problem DRE/STRE/LTA/80/314 - The TMI 003 Blowdown Test. First Operation with the RELAP a MOD 5 rode DRE/STRE/LTA/80/320 - LOFT L 301 Small Break Test, RELAP a MOD 6 Code.
Stucy of the Accumulator Injection DRE/STRE/LMA/B1/337 - Mechanics of the Break-Development of Methods DRE/STRE/LMA/81/363 - Computation of Diffusion Advection Phenomena by Means of the Nasthy Code DRE/STRE/LTA/81/379 "Rebecca" - Commissioning and Initial Results DRE/STRE/LTA/81/381 New Analysis of a P.K.L. Reflooding Test by Means of the RELAP 4/ MOD 6 Code Deleted from PDR copy
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- Foreign Perorts - Cont 'd STRE 80/303 - Denting Mechanism and Kinetics **
Inorganic Anion and Cation Chromatography Applied to Steam Generator Secondary Circuit Chemistry Studies (PWR)**
CEA - N.2157 - Experimental Studies of PWR Primary Piping under LOCA Hard Material Coating Tests for PWR Valves Primary Circuit Hydrodynamics of Water-Steam Flows in the Rewetted lone of a Reflooded Heated Tube Study of Pipe Whip and Impact **
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ENCLOSURE G f
OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING JULY 2,1982 Temocrary Exemotion Granted to PG&E (Humboldt Bay) for Obtainino Property Damace Insurance On June 29,1982, PG1 was granted a temporary exemption for obtaining property camage insurance for the Humboldt Bay Power Plant, Unit 3.
On May 28,1982, the licensee filed a Request for Exemption from 10 CFR 50.54(w).
Because the licensee had not provided sufficient information for the staff to conclude that a permanent exemption was warranted, the staff requested addi-tional information from the licensee in a letter dated June 24, 1982. Given the status of the reactor in cold shutdown, the possibility of a serious accident at Humboldt Unit 3 is unlikely during the time that the licensee is preparing its response and the staff considers the full exemption request on its merits.
Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compacts
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The U. S. Department of Energy has requested additional assistance from NRC in the preparation of their report, " Status Report: Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compacts," which is being prepared in response t& a request from Senator McClure, Chairman, Lommittee on Energf and Natural Resources. DOE is planning to finalize the report by the end of July.
Western Governors' Conference Resolution The Western Governors' Conference recently passed a resolution on High-Level Nuclear Waste Disposal and has requested NRC comments. The resolution expresses the Conference views on State consultation and concurrence, environmental reviews, NRC licensing of interim and permanent disposal sites, impact assistance to State and local entities, military waste and aspects
. elated to DOE schedules.
ENCLOSURE H I
DFFICE DF SMALL AND DISAD.'A!4TAGED BUSINESS UTILIZATI0tuCIVIL RIGHTS Lepislative items of Interest Week Ending July 2. 1982 The House of Representatives recently passed a controversial research and development (R&D) set-aside bill, which now bears the number of its Senate counterpart, 5.S81 entitled the "Small Business Innovation Development Act of 19S2." It will be sent to the President foilowing a joint committee hearing where it is expectec to become law.
Using a grecuated scale from.2% in FY 1983 this bill would require Federal agencies by FY 1926 to allocate 1.25% of their R&D budgets to small business.
S;ecifically, Federal agencies with annual R&D budgets in excess of $10D million will be recaired to establish Small Business Innovation Research
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(SEIR) programs anc to phase in a 1.25% small business R&D set-aside over l
four (4) ycars. The Senate passed a similar bill in 1951. The house did acce;t an amencrent that would exempt the DDE's oefense-related atomic energy progra s from the R&D set-aside.
Each Feceral agency recuired to ectablish goals wouid report annually to SBA the nu cer of awarcs cursuant to grants, contracts, or cooperative agreements over 51D.CD: icentifying Sb1R awards and comparing the numoer and amount of such awarcs to other than small business awards.
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WEEKLY ACTIVITIES 7/2/82 Rectonal State liaison Officer Weekly Activities Region I RSLO attended the teeting of the The Coalition of Morthe. astern Goven. ors Low-Level Wsste Wcrking Greap in Ktine,, June 28-29. The grmrp w rkt-d on a craft cor:p:ct fer 1cw-level we te canagement - refining language and deterr.inirg positions on policy issues.
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Bas'ed on evaTuation of radfographs and:the results of taproved UT, theilicenses s has concluded that the 10-inch thermal sleeves are utssing from all four locations where the safety inje~ction acetsuulator nozzles join the cold leg ~
piping. Durfog the week the licensee was also able to locate and recover all sleeves. The ifcensee alto examined the other themal sleeves in the RCS'having this design, with the fol. loving results: 14-inch sleeve in pressurizer surge lin'e torbot leg - one of the two retention welds failed; two 3-inch sleeves in normal and alternate charging lines'- one slight indication fri one weld in -
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in'the idi are of a The ifcenseo fettfnsulting with. Westinghouse reganf fog'the'necessary corrective ','. '
action for the detached thermal sleeves and the pressur.izer sur9e line thermal.
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ITE".5 ADDRESSED BY THE C0!?ISSION - WEEK ENDING JULY 2,1982 A.
SECY-B2-150 - TPE PEDFOPyANCE A;PPAISAL TEAM (PAT) INSPECTION FROGPAM Mer: SE3 to 01rcks 6/2E/S2 This is to advise you that the Cc=ission (with all Cc=issioners.
agreeing) has approved your recommendations in the SECY paper subject to the provisions outlined by Chairman Palladino
.and Co=issioner Ahearne in their vote sheets (attached).
In accordance with the Cc=ission's approval, the PAT Inspection Program should continue to evaluate the effectiveness of the NRC inspection program.
Revised PAT Objectives should explicitly include such evaluations.
The Commission believes that to be effective, these evaluations must also include en-site reviews.
You should provide a discussion of how the staff measures the effectiveness of the NRC inspection progra= and its implementation, how the PAT inspection (under the revised program) will be utili:ed, and the manpower requirements for the program.
(The Cc= mission suspects that this will require at least 5 more staff members.)
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In addition, the PAT Program should be expanded to cove-reactors under construction.
The Co =ission believes that the vacancies that exist in the regions for the PAT progran should be utilized to begin hiring people for this construction activity.
Ycu should provide a discussion of the scope, timing and ultimate resources required to accomplish this expansien of the program to cover construction.
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.jec.earCompany, Inc. for the export of low-enriched power fuel
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The ffi International Programs was advised of this decision c.. ~n.
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ITEMS ADDO.ESSED BY THE COV. MISSION - WEEK ENDING JULY 2.1982 C.
SECY E2.244 - PRO 05ED RETRANSFER FDR REPRDCESSING (JAPAN TO FPMCE AND THE Me o y_Ci to D1reks 6/29/E2 Ln.. - -,
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The Office of International Programs was informed of this on June 2S, 1982.
Attachment:
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SECY E2-234 - PROPCSED RETRANSFER FOR REPROCESSING (SWITZERLAND TO FRANCE),
"e. SED to Direxs, E/29/ E2 This is to advise you that the Cc =ission (with all Cc=issioners agreeing) has approved your proposed letter to DOE as modified In the attached.
Che Office of Internaticnal Progra-s was infobned of this action en June 28,1982.
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.n;s :.s to advise you that agreeing) has appreeed your proposed letter to DOE as modified in tne attachec.
The Office of International Programs was informed of this on June AE, 1952.
Attach.ent; Not included.
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ST FF ;EOUI:E"ENTS - DISCUSSION OF FULL POWER OPERATING LICENSE FOR L A SALLE 1, 2 :00 P.M., TUESDA). JUNE 22,1952, COMv.I5510NERS CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C.,
OFFICE (CPEN PCRTIO%), Memo SECY to Dircks, 6/30/82 The Cc=.issien* ::et in cpen session to be briefed by staff on the status of the review of the proposed operating license for La Salle 1, circulated by the EDO on June 15, 1982.
Cc=issioner Ahearne asked that staff furnish him copies of the supplements to the safety evaluation report.
(NRR)
(The Cc=ission centinued in closed session a discussion of the status of the ongoing investigation of allegations at La Salle.)
- C missioner R0berts was not present.
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July 1, 19112 APPIICANT/
00Cyl I OAll/1IMI Nilf tlli R IOCAf10tl PIIRP051 Allt fl0LLS NRR CONTACT
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',0 - 2 n f, San unofre Site Discuss the 1icensee's proposed So. Calif. Idison W. Paulson 9:00 atn San Dicqo Cty.,
Radioloqiral i f f luent lethnical ca1if.
'pecifitations and Offsite 00se taltulatinnal Manual p-114 lo siiscuss t he llWROG Control Room General llertric M. Greenberg
//ft/ fly 00siiln Review Program Develoiment IlWR Owners' Group lie t he sd a 9:00 am and Mot hodolo9y Report
//H/82 50-522 P-110 Discussion of seismic ref raction (lata, Northwest Energy Serv.
C. Moon 11: 10 am 50-523 liethesda results of an int egrated geology /
Company seismology study and other review Puget Sound Power 1.ight (Sk agi t/Itanf ord) f matters
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P-422 Discue,sion of CRilR llydrology Review DOE R. Stark lie thesda l
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//12 and //15/ll2 50-390 Wa tt s lia r Si te To confirm findings of the Power Tennessee Valley Auth.
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$weetwater, IN Systems tiranch review found in Chapter 11.0 of recent Watts liar SER f
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//12-Ir>/H2 5 0 -3119 St. Lucie 2 Site Review of qualification doctanentation Florida Power & Light V. Herses 11:15 am liutchinson is.,
in area of environmental qualification Fla.
of saf ety-related equipnent. On-site audit will also in.clude plant inspec-tion to observe installation of equi pnen t.
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P-422 Olscuss GE status of work on hafnium General Electric D. Fieno lie the sda control rods and the content of a 9:00 am rg licensing topical report g
I" PLEA 51 til ADVISED THAT DAILY RLCORulf4GS CAN IlE IIEARD ON 492-7166
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10 review information and discuss Illinois Power Co.
J. Williams 1:00 am Clinton, 111.
mat erials r el ated to the slmtdown Sargeny 7, lundy Iny.
capability of the plant as a result of a f t re (5t it Section 9.5.5)
//13/Il2 50-314 f1Niin 1113 On 6/11/il2, lleaver Valley I was to be Duquesne light P. Tam 10:110 am lie thesd a restarted af ter refueling. khen the Westinghouse primary toolant was at about 350"I, the shutdown hanks of control rods were fully withdrawn to step 220, but the position indicators were indicating average withdrawal to about step 1/0.
This viiscrepancy disappeared when lavy was raised to 54/"F.
The purpose of this meeting is to examine the possible reasons for this observation.
7/1 4 /112 P-118 To discuss PGX graphite specimen test DOE, ORNL., PNL, G. Kuzmycz 9:00 am Bethesda results, use of ORNL test loop for large PSC, GA PGX specimens and use of PNL probe to determine PGX conditions at FSV
//14/H2 P-110 Present LNC's proposed plan for follow-on Miss. Power & Light J. llegner 9:00 am Bethesda plant licensing using EllC fuel / analyses Exxon Nuclear Co.
PLE ASE BE ADVISID lilAT dally RECOR0lflG5 CAN llE IIEARD ON 492-7166
- Copics of summaries of these meetings will be made publicly available and placed in the respective docket flic(s) in the flRC and local public document rooms.
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!!!!1111 6110 Hiscussion of litimithrey's concerns Mississippi Power M. llouston 9:00 am 50-41/
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& Light Co.
(Gran<l Gul f I&2)
//15/H2 GE of fice Discuss preliminary results obtained fencral Electric F. Litawila 9:00 am lie thesda from the Anderson Greenwood vacutan M. irk 11 Owners breaker per f onit.ince test Mfillli 1113 Discuss the application of Radcal SCANDPOWER, Inc.
G. Schwenk
//15/H2 Gamma lheromometer Assemblies lie the sda 9:00 am for core coolant monitoring 1/15/H2 50-341 P-422 11iscuss Detroit Edison Company's Detroit Cdison Co.
L. Kintner lie thesd a Quality Assurance Program to (re nni 2) 1 : 30 pm determine if any additional reviews of design and construction are required in light of recent problems found in the quality of design and construction at several plants P-110 Discuss the background of Appendix R Carolina Power & Light J. Van Vliet 7/15/H2 10:00 am 13c thesd a Section Ill.G.3 with the licensee and how IIl.G.3 applles to, and might he implenented in the lirunswick Cable Spreading Itnoms PLE ASE Ill: ADVISED IllAT DAILY RFCollDINGS CAN f1E IIEARD ON 492-7166
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DOCKET DAT E/ TifIE fitlMUER LOCATI0ff PURPO,SE APPLICAflT flRC C0flTACT July 8, 1902 Willste Bldg.
ftmo of Ilnderstanding Detween Den Kelly (C0E)
Paul Prestho 4th floor CR COE and itRC and flRC staf f July 7, 1902 Willste Oldg.
Tallings Management Options Minerals Exploration liarry Petten Company 4th Floor CR llPettengill RScarano JLinehan July 9, 1982 Willste Bldg.
Capability of ORNL in llLW Hgmt V. Vaughen (ORill)
David Brooks NRC staff 4th Floor CR July 9, 1982 Chicago, IL Discussion with State of Illinois J0 Martin R. Browning concerns related to closure of R0rownin9 Sheffield site JSha f fner RLessy July 12-13, 1902 Chicago, IL Review of the final draf t report for retrievability - El El Larry Chase Larry Chase (f(RC) l' lit c
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//6-7/87 NRC Hill The Director, IE, Deputy R. DeYoung R. DeYoung Director, 11 and Director J. Sniezek of the Lnforcement Staf f J. Lieberinan will meet with the Regional Regional Admin.
Administrators to discuss enforcement policy and IE assessment of regional implementation of IE programs.
7/6/02 flMA flRC/IEMA Steering Conmittee B. Grimes 7/6/87 50-322 E/W, IE, Meeting with LILCo to discuss R. Gilbert, NRR B. Grimes
- Bethesda, scheduling matters for safety MD evaluation and appraisal 7/7/82 IBEW Of fice, IE staff raill meet with rep-T. Ilarpster T. liarpster Hashington, resentatives of IDEW to discuss J. Craig D.C craf tmanship and quality at nuclear power plants
//14-15/87 EU, IE, Meeting with 10AC (Interorga-B. Grimes
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DATE/ TIME ritifVIER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT Nf!C CO'4 TACT July 7, 1982 50-315 Glcr. Ettyn, IL Systematic Assessment of Indiana & Mich. Elec.
1:00 P.n.
50-316 Licensee Performance A tl. Davis & staff T.f4. Tanbling D.C. Cook thsclear Plant July V, 1982 50-409 Glen Ellyn,IL fiegt,latory improvetent Dairyland Power Co.
10 a.m.
Progran LACllUR J.G. Keppler & staff A.D. Davis July 12, 1982 1:00 p.m.30-461 Glen Ellyn, IL Ms,agement Conference Ill. Power Cc.
Clinton Nuclear Plant J.G. Keppler & staff J. G. Keppler July 13, 1982 1:00 p.m.
50-346 Glen Ellyn, IL Systematic Assessment of Toleda Edison Co.
Licensee Performance A.D. Davis & staff T.!1. Tanbling Davis-Desse Nucicar Station 4
July 14, 1982 50-331 Glen Ellyn, IL Systematic Assessment of Iowa Elec. Co.
1:00 p.m.
Licensee Performance A.U. Davis & staff T.fl. Tashling Duane Arnold Energy Center t')
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DOCKET DATE/TIMC NUMBLR LOCATION _
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Brief ACIkS lluman Factors Subcomittee on ACRS Sub-J. Norberg 171711 St., Rm.1046 1/06/02 FY !)4/85 llFD Budget / Program com./IIFB staff 7/07/02 Ohio State, Columbus, Oil Review progress on research grant. Witness A. Hir.tre/
A lifntre 11 day an experiment. Discuss future program Dr. Miller, possibilities, et al 7/7, 8 & 9 Univ. of MD Fracture Mechanics Symposium J. Strosnider, H. Vagins Ft. Worth, Texas Give seminar to Region IV D. F. Ross 7/6-uAM on RES programs.
Albuquerque, NM Attend Value/ Impact meeting D. F. Poss 7/7-9 -8AM M. Cunningham with IDCOR.
7/6/02 LASL Research Management Coordination J. Boudreau D. Ross Meeting wIth J. Boudreau D. Ross W
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NUMBER LOCATION PilRPOSE APPLICANT, NRC CONTACT DOCKET (if Applicable) 7/12 A 13 Phillips Bldg.
PTS Planning Review M. Vagins M. Vagins J. Strosnider I
A. Taboada C. Serpan i
7/14 & 15 Agnapolis,110 Piping Hecting J. Strosnider 7/14 & 15 Phillips Bldg.
CSNI Working Group on' C. Serpan Fracture Mechanics
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R. Felt NRR, RES, Nuclear Power Plant EG&G 6110 MNDB 7/15 Instrumentation Eval-9:00 AM uation Program Review Illntze, RES A. Ilintre Review research grant Miller, et al Ohio State Univ.
7/7 Columbus, Ohio program progess; witness 9:00 AM test; discuss future work.
7/12 &
Richland,WA Centract Administration L Munsen S. McGuire 1
7/13, (Licensee AtARA Programs 7/14 &
Spokane, WA Deta Dose Rate from Yellowcake, L Monsen S. McGuire 7/l5 Radiation Monitoring at Uranium RSO, Western Mills, and review of final Nuc. Uran. Mill, report on Thorium-230 in 15th Dawn Mining uranium mill workers Uranium Mill 7/13-15 Dell Labs, Sofeware Quality Assurance W. Belke Piscataway, NJ Work Group Meeting l
7/9 Room 013 NL Meeting with Dr. Datemen of Dr. Bateman E. Merschoff Systems Research Laboratories, Inc J. Lowry '
9 AM - 12 N00H on the results of an independent spent fuel storage installation operator task analysis conducted for the NRC "d
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NRC CONTACT DOCKET (If,Appifcable) 7/15 9a A7222 Los Alamos Peer Review Panel of Containment LANL & about 6, J. J. Burns Buckling Experts Buckling Program
- R. Ken'neallt 7/13 9a Es221 Los Alamos Cat. I Safety Margins Program Revlew NRC/UUfL 7/2 1p NL 205 Discuss structural research in U.S.
H.Shabata(Japan),
J. J. Burns Burns and Japan 7/8 1p P-202A Brief Comm. Giltnskt on issue relating O'Brien/Rtdgers J. O'Brien to Pipe Design NL 014 Discuss Ptping Damping Research Utilities Steven. Stev. SeAssoc.
J. O'Brien 7/2 9a Guenzier. INEL wtth Japanese Shabata. U. of Tokyo Shao, Richard San 7/14 8:30a NLO13 Review of Fracture Toughness Criteria RES MMSS. LLNL G. Wefdenhimer for Thltk Wall Ferritic Steel Shipping Containers 7/7 6:100 H-Street ACRS Externe External Phenomena Sube -
ACRS/RES D. Eury SSMRP i
7/14/02 Room 1133 Willste Bldg.
Discussion of Super SARA Mr. Lafontaine R.' Minogue 9:00 AM Brussels peopic R. Minogue. D. Ross,
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!!RC CONTACT 7/7 50-317 Region 1 Offices Enforce. ment Conference Baltimore Gas & Elec-E. McCabe on prolonged operation tric - A. Lundvall, 1:00 p.m.
with containment Icakage Vice President - Supply; about limit and with hy-J. Tiernan, Manage-drogen analyzers valved Nuclear Power; L. 1assell, out.
Station Superintendent 7/7 50-293 Region 1 Offices Itcoting with Itcenste to Boston Edison Company -
T. Elsasser discuss llanagement Im-W. Itarrington and J.
10:00 a.m.
provecent Program in re-E. Howard sponse to NRC order.
7/8 50-220 Nine Mlle Point 1
!!ceting with licensee to Mingara Mohawk Power H. Kister provide SALP Board find-Corporation - T. Lempges.
1:00 p.m.
ings to utility manage-T. Perkins, and T. Roman rcent.
7/9 50-271 Yermont State Offices liceting with utility and Vermont Yankee - W. Con-R. Ilaynes State officials to dis-way; Vermont Department R. Starosteckt 9:00 a.m.
cuss Notification Proce-of Public Services - R.
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Saudek 7/14 50-309 Region I Offices Enforcenent conference.
Maine Yankee - J.
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PimPOSE APPLICAtil HRC C0!IT7.CT July 8, 1902 30kS134 Region 1 Enforccm nt Conference Pharr.aco-fluclear, Inc.
Jaros Nicolost 1:00 pm to discuss findings of Aprli 6-7, 1902 inspection and Juna 14-16,1902 Investt0ation 7/15 Boston,im Discuss HRC regulatory framerork state Officials, F. N. Brenneman 10:00 a.in, for loa-level radioactive unste Legislators,and managarant at recting of Plassachusetti llembers of the special corrntssion on low-level waste.
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Infonnation ficcting o' changes in NRC 1.tcensee, R. H. Engelken n
lionolulu. HA D. M. Kunihiro IIRC organization and NRC regulations. State Of ficials.
7/13/02 and General Public.
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