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Weekly Info Rept for Wk Ending 820709
ML20058N418
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Issue date: 07/16/1982
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I UNITED STATES 3

NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 INFORMATION REPORT

""-"2-2" July 14. 1932 For:

The Commissioners From:

T. A. Renm, Assistant for Operations, Office or the EDO Suoject: WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING JULY 9, 1982 A sumary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.

i Contents Enclosure i

Acministraticn A

1 Nuclear Reactor Regulation B

Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C

i Inspecticn and Enforcement D

E Nuclear Regulatory Research Executive Legal Director F

International Programs G

State Programs H

Resource Management I*

j Analysis anc Evaluation of Operational Data J'

Small & Disacvantaged Business Utili::ation & Civil Rignts K

Regional Offices L

CRGR Montnly Report M

Executive Director for Operations N*

Items Addressed by the Comission 0

Meeting Notices P

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HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT 7 /b Week Ending July 9,1982 l

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Grand Gulf, Unit 1 I

1 On June 16 a fuel load and low power license was issued for Unit 1.

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were restarted.

McGuire, Unit 1 Unit I was shut down on June 24 for steam generator inspection to determine l

wear and defects. The inspection showed that thermal sleeves are present 3

in cold legs A, C, and D but are missing in leg B.

The licensee is determining the location of the themal sleeve and subsequent action required.

i Humboldt Bay 1

j On July 7 the Director of NRR denied a request that the Humboldt Bay plant be decommissioned. It was determined that the health and safety of the public are adequately protected from the plant in its present shutdown condition.

Turkey Point, Unit 4 l

NRC was notified that Unit 4 began developir.; a detectable trend in primary i

to secondary leakage on July 6.

The licensee initiated shutdown and will l

discuss proposed corrective action with the NRC prior to startup.

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Cooper Statien I

i Cooper commenced its 8th cycle of operation on July 7 after a 46-day re-fueling outage.

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Portland General Electric Company has decided to remove the thermal sleeve located in the pressurizer surge line. The work will be completed July 19

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at which time the licensee plans to begin reloading fuel to resume power operation.

LOFT A proposed LOFT Consortium test plan has been prepared by DOE and reviewed by NRC. It will be discussed in Munich at a meeting on July 15-16, 1982.

i Ecuionent Oualification The Mini-rule suspending the June 30, 1952 deadline for equipment qualification was published on June 30,19E2.

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0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending July 9,1982 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Recuest Initial Decision Received 327 15 Granted 236 1

Denied 44 7

Pending 47 7

ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received

( An individual requesting Requests information on himself in the security information about himself) files.

4 (52-291)

Peter von Stackelberg, Requests four categories of documents regarding i

News Reporter the development of radiological weapons.

(E2-292)

(NRC employee)

Requerts copies of her Time and Attendance (82-293) records covering the period from 1976 to the present.

Richard A. Udell, Requests five listed documents.

Critical Mass Energy Project (82-290)

Richard Bunch, Requests two categories of documents regarding Sinnissippi Alliance the Krysko Nuclear Power Plant in Yugoslavia for the Environment and a copy of 21 listed documents released (82-295) under a previous FOIA request on steam generators.

William R. Prendergast, Requests the quarterly reports provided to LFE Corporation the Commission by the Measurex Corporation of j

(82-296)

Cupertino, California pursuant to Section 32.52.

R. T. Stibbe, Requests the cost and delivery time involved Magnetrol International in getting a copy of the I.E. Inspection Manual.

Incorporated (82-297)

CONTA:T:

J. M. Felton 492-7211 ENCLOSURE A 7

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2 Received, Cont'd Andrea K. Wilscn Requests listed documents regarding (82-298) correspondence between Dow Chemical Company and the NRC relating to the incineration of low-level radioactive waste.

(NRC employee)

Requests six categories of documents regarding (82-299)

Vacancy Announcement No. RIII-82-0018.

Thomas Devine, APPEAL TO THE ED0 for the additional records Government Accountability subject to his request not yet addressed Project regarding the investigative file for IE Report (82-A-ll-82-206)

No. 50-358/81-13 on the Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant.

Granted Don Hancock, In response to a request for documents relating Soutnwest Research to *.he decision by the DOE to accept the core and Information Center of the TMI-2 nuclear reactor, made available (82-231) 10 documents. Referred an attachment to one document to the DOE for their releasibility determination and direct response to the reouester.

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In response to a request for four categories (E2-262) of documents pertaining to agreements between NRC management and the NTEU regarding the FWP Advisory Committee, made available five documents.

Thomas C. Wheeler, In response to a request for two categories Pettit & ".artin of documents regarding the Atlas Machine and l

(82-276)

Iron Works, Inc., made available one document.

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l Denied Richard A. Udell, In response to a request for five categories Critical Mass of documents related to the steam generator Energy Project program, made available 37 documents. Informed (82-167) the requester two additional documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR. Denied nine documents in their entirety containing information submitted in confidence to the Commission by foreign sources ertaining to foreign nuclear power plants.

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ITERS OF INTEREST DIVISION OF SECURITY Week Ending July 9,1982 Incident Response Center {IRC) i A meeting was held on July 7 with DIE and F05 to plan the security requirements for the relocation of the IRC to MNBB from EWS.

l Classified Safeguards Program Rockwell International was contacted to verify thEir receipt Of NRC's letter, dated June 22, 1982 granting them security facility approval in accordance with 10 CFR Part 95.17. They confirmed that the letter had been received and stated that they were in the process of implementation.

Classified Contracts The security survey of Battelle Memorial Laboratories, Columbus, Ohio, was conducted on June 25, 1982 and they will be assigned t. security rating of satisfactory.

ASLEP AELSP personnel were contacted and provided information concerning police su; port during hearings on Seabrook, July 15-16 at Portsmouth, NH.

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Accitional security support provided at H St for the 267th ACRS meetings on July 5-10.

Phillics Building Guard Force The Pinkerton Guarc Force assumed responsibility for the Phillips Building on July 1,1982.

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DIVISION OF CONTRACTS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING JULY 9, 1982 PROPROSALS UNDER EVALUATION RFP NO.: OIE-82-249 l

TITLE: " Technical Assistance to Support NRC IE Personnel in Investigations of Incidents" DESCRIPTION: Technical and engineering assistance to OIE personnel in performing inspections or technical evaluations of facilities.

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Two years SPONSOR: OIE STATUS: Final Evalution Report received on June 28, 1982. Contract mailed to contractor on July 6,1982.

CONTRACTS A"ARDED RFP NO.

RES-82 006 TITLE: "Nemaha Ridge Seismographic Networks" CESCRIPTION: Install, operate, and analyze the data from seismographic networks in the Nemaha Ridge area.

FERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 3 years SPONSOR: RES STATUS: Special Research S >pport Agreement awarded to the University of Oklahoma in the amount of 590,000 effective July 1, 1982.

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l NRC-01-76-337 University of Lowell 7/8/82 NRC-C6-78-358 State of Illinois 7/9/82 NRC-02-70-057 Nat'l. Academy of Sciences 7/9/82 NRC-02-77-231 47 Information Transfer, Inc.

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NRC-02-201 48 Gilbert /Commonwecith 7/8/82 NRC-02-77-201-49 Burns & Roe 7/8/82 l

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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending July 9,1982 Grand Gulf On June 16, 1982, a fuel load and low power license was issued for the Grand Gulf Nuclear Station, Unit 1.

Fuel loading began at 6:00 PM on Thursday, July 1,19S2. The delay in fuel load was duc to finishing l

punch-list construction items and delay in the Plant Safety Review Com-l' mittee write-off. Construction activities on Unit 2 have been restarted with a work force of about 650.

PcGuire Unit No.1 Unit No.1 was shutdown on Jur.e 24, 1982 for steam generator (W Medel D2) inspection. Early and inccmplete information regarding the EET inspection snowed wear / defect indications. Following are the incomplete results:

S/G "E" No indications S/G "D" No indications 5/G "A" 5 indication > 30%

1 indication > 40%

This tube, which had two indications, was plugged.

S/G "C" No indications ) 40%

1 indication > 30:

E indications ( 20%

The licensee, being aware of the Trojan thermal sleeve problem, inspected by radiography cold legs to verify that the +.hermal sleeves are in place.

The inspecticn sh:wed that the thermal i eeves are present in legs A, C, and D; the thermal sleeve in cold leg b is missing. The thermal sleeve is a;;reximately 9" diameter, 20-27" long with a wall thickness of 1/4 -

1/2".

The licensee is in the process of assessing the.catter ta determine locatien of the thermal sleeve and subsequent acticn required.

Director's Decision Denyinc Petition to Decommission Humboldt

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Cn July 7,19E2 the Director of NRR denied a request under 10 CFR 2.205 from Mr. Ron Guenther of Fort Bragg, California that the Humboldt Say plant be decommissioned. The denial was based on consideration of infor-mation provided in letters from Mr. Guenther and from others on the same subject and on a finding that the health and safety of the public are ade-cuately protected frcm the facility in its present shutdcwn condition, j

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Turkey Point 4 began developing a detectable trend in primary to secondary I

l leakage on July 6.

By July 7 it was up to 0.1 gpm (the limit in the license,

i is 0.3 g;m). NRC was promptly notified according to the~ license and although not required, shutdown was initiated. No additional information is expected j

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before Monday, July 12, 1982. The license requires that the findings and the proposed corrective action be discussed with the NRC prior to startup after a shutdown because of steam generator leakage.

Coccer Nuclear Station (CNS)

CNS ccamenced its Eth cycle of operation on July 7,1982, after a 46-day refueling outage.

Actions included in the 7th refueling outage we're: (1) fuel loading for a 12-month ocwer cycle; (E) safety relief valve structural support =cdi-1 fication; (3) Mark 1 torus modifications; (4) reactor protective system 6:dification; (5) drywell and reactor building snutter inspection; (6) core spray sparger and jet pump beam inspection; (E) retir:ulation pumps seal re ci a c e:er.t ; (g) ;tretration leak rate testing; (10) control rod drives iower me:hanism replacemer,t; (11) diesel generator annual inspection; and 1

(12) turbine-su;ervisory instrumer.tation design change.

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NRC TMI PRCGRAM OFFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT July 4, 1982 - July 10, 1982 Plant Status Core Cerling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) locps 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 maintainec.1tn a Reactor Coolant Bleed Tank Pump. Automatic back up pressure control will be proviced by the SPC system.

Backup Pressure Control Modes: MDHR and DHR system.

Major Parameters (as of C600, July 9,1982) (accroximate values)

Averace Incore Thermocouples:

102*F Maximum Incore Thermoccuole:

124*F ECS Locp Temperatures:

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B 96*F 99*F Hot Leg Cold Leg (1)

BE*F E4*F (2) 91*F E6*F Pre ssu re: 63 sig NOTE: During reactor coolant system feed and bleed, pressure is taintained at approximately 70 psig.

Reactor Buildinc: Temperature:

76*F Pressure:

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Airborne Radionuclide Concentrations:

3 4.1 E-7 uti/cc H (sample taken 7/7/82)

EC 9.0 E-6 uCi/cc Kr "

(sample taken 7/7/82) 7.1 E-10 ti/cc particulates (sample taken 7/8/82)

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E' fluent and Environmental (Radiological) 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 July 2,1982, through July 8,1982, the effluents contained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point and individual effluent sources, wnich originated within Unit 2, contained no cetectable radioactivity.

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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Environmental Data The EPA Middletown Office has not received the environmental Kr-85 analytical results for the samples which were taken June 12, 1982, through June 25, 1982, from :ne EPA's Counting Laboratory at Las Vegas, Nevaca. Tnese results will be included in a subsequent report.

No radiation abOve ncrrally occurring background levels was detected in any of the samples collected from the EPA's air and gamma rate netwerks during the period from June 30, 1982, througn July 8, 1962.

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NRC Environmental Data Results from NRC conitoring of the enw4ronment around the TMI site were

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The following are the NRC air sample analytical results for the ensite c:ntinucus air sar.pler:

I-131 Cs-137 Sample Feriod (uCi/cc) (uci/cc)

HP-326 June 30, 1952 - July 7, 1982

<6.6 E-14 (6.6 E-14 4

Licensee Radioactive Material and Radweste Shioment On Wednesday, July 7, 1982, two safety valves and one pilot operated relief valve (PORV) from Unit I were shipped to Wyle Laboratory, Huntsville, Alabama 1

On Thursday, July 8, 1952, 42 drums containing Unit I and Unit 2 contaminated launtry were shipped to Tri-State Industrial Laundries, Utica, New York.

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Submer;ed Deminerali:er System (SDS). Processing of SDS Batch 31 (consisting of approximately 50,000 gallons), which began July 1, 1982, was completed July 8, 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 fifth feed and bleed cycle of tne RCS water is scneculea to begin July 12, 1982. This batch will consist of approximately 30,000 gallons.

It will be the last cycle before beginning the " Quick-Look" experiment (refer to paragraph 4),

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Peacter Evilding Entries.

Three reactor building entries have been scheduled for next week (July 12, 14, and 15, 1982). During these entries the primary system will be vented and depressuri:ed in preparation for inserting a closed circui: televisicn camera into the reactor through a control rod drive mechanism (the " Quick-Lock

  • experiment). The camera insertion and televisien inspection of the reactor vessel upper internals is scheduled for July 21, 1982.

Primary system venting and depressurization is scheduled to commence,on July 14, 1982. Measurements basec on primary system compressibility indicate that there are 370 standard cubic feet of free gas in the primary system. This information, corrolated with primary system water-l samole data, indicates ina: 30 curies of krypton-85 gas and 145 standard cubic feet of hydrogen may te released to the reactor building during the venting. The reactor building purge (approximately 20,000 cubic feet per minute) will be operating during the primary system venting. Calcula-tions incicate that the krypton discharge to the envircnment during the purge will be well below regulatory limits. Provisions have been made to dilute the gases at the vent points to minimize any ha:ard to the personnel assigned to manipulate the vent valves.

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l OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS Items of Interest l

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CRBR Fuel Cycle Environmental Review Written testimony for the LWA hearing is in preparation. The Environmental Impact Statement is still in / reparation by NRR. Renewed consideration is being given to recirculating the statement for comment. In the event that this course of action is taken, additional NMSS activities in responding to comments and preparation of a final EIS will be required.

Scent Fuel Reorocessing Mr. Lowenbe 9, in company with two members of OELD, had an informal meeting with l

00E personnel to initiate a dialogue with that agency on its plans to promote a fuel reprocessing activity. The DOE proposed plans were outlined relative to making limited use of the Barnwell facility. The DDE focus appears to be on early licensing of this one reprocessing plant, not on a large scale industry including several f acilities. The NRC representatives indicated the relationship between the ceneric proceeding (GESM3) and the specific BNFP proceeding. The need for a well tnxgnt out plan for facility operation and product utilization was stressed for ccst/ bene +i talance and justification purposes. Potential _ licensing issues and re:;uirements were reviewed. The DOE personnel clearly need a better understar. ding of the licensing crocess.

It was noted tnat 0 ELD and ONMSS have little or no bucgeted resources available for reprocessing activities in this or succeeding fiscal years.

TMI haste Management Task Force NMSS cersonnel attended a meeting at the site for a review of the overall waste generation and cisposal plans. The following is a summary of the most significant information:

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SDS zeolites - 13 high and medium loaded liners now on hand and more will be generated. Three will be vitrified at BPNL; remainder to be buried on Hanfora Reservation by DOE. One for vitrification now at BPNL. Remaining units to be shipped after recombiner installed, etc., scheduled for late this calendar year.

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SDS filters - 9 sand and 3 Cuno filters now on hand and more will be ger.e ra t ed. The sandfilters can be denatered, but the Cuno filters will likely be grouted for disposal. Disposal uncertain at this time due to potential transuranic contents. Further resolution will be required after analytic data is available.

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Epicor-II polishers - More than 15 units now on hand; all are greater than Type A shipments. GPU planning to hold these units for avail-ability of a legal weight cask to save about $8000 per shipment. First shipment planned for late July, then none until after prefilter shipments (see below).

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Epicor-II prefilters - Forty-nine now on hand in storage modules. Based on venting and inerting, the first shipment (all organic liner) to Battelle Columbus is scheduled in early August. Other units to be shipped to INEL at a maximum rate of four per month later in the summer. All units to be at INEL by July, 1983.

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Purification Demineralizers - Plans are underway to remotely perform radiological surveys and take pictures of these units this summer. Then licuid anc gas samples will be obtained this year. Next year a resin samole is planned for analytical tests. Removal of units or contents is planned for ne summer of 1983.

Meetino with DOE Staff On July 1,1982, NMSS staff members met with DOE representatives to discuss 10 CFR Part 72 requirements for dry cask storage of spent fuel. DOE is continuing to supoort development of dry spent fuel storage casks.

Draft Environmental Statement for Kerr-McGee As a result of requests for extending the comment period for the Draft Environmental Staterent related to the decommissioning of Kerr-McGee's Rare Earths Facility in West Chicago, Illinois, we are extending the time for public comment until August 1, 1922.

Insoection of Pharmatooes Nuclear Pharmacy On July 2, 1932, a staff member of the Material Licensing Branch accompanied a Region I inspector, on an unannounced inspection of Pharmatopes Nuclear Pharmacy in Washington, D.C.

During the inspection, no items of non-compliance were found.

This is significant in that the licensee has been cited for excessive hano exposures I

during previous inspections.

Improvements in the licensee's program are a result of a positive attitude on the part of the Pharmatope's management and a better understanding of nuclear pharmacy licensing requirements. NRC personnel were accompanied by a member of the District of Columbia's Radiation Control Office.

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0FFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Items of Interest Week Ending July 9,1982 1.

The following Signi#4-3nt Enforcement Action was taken during the past week:

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EN-82-22, Conconwealth Edison Company (Zion Unit 1) - A Notice of Violation and a Notice of Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalties in the amount of 5100,000 were issued on July 8,1982. The action is l

based on the failure to make an adequate evaluation of radiation hazards before entry into an area beneath the reactor vessel.

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The following Preliminary Notifications were dispatched during the past l

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PNO-I-22-49, Philadelphia Electric Company (Limerick Unit 1) -

Cable Tray Fire.

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PNO-I-82-50, Seismograph Service Corporation (Tulsa OK, Materials Licensee) - Abandoned Well Logging Source.

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PNO-II-82-74, Mississippi Power and Light Company (Grand Gulf Unit 1) -

Initial Fuel Leading.

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PNO-II-82-75, Duke Power Company (McGuire Unit 1) - Missing Thermal Sleeve.

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PNO-II-82-76, Georgia Power Company (Hatch Unit 1) - Shutdown More Than 48 Hours.

f PNO-!!-82-77 Florida Power and Light Company (Turkey Point Unit 4) -

Shutdown Greater Than 48 Hours.

9 PNG-II-82-78, Virginia Electric and Power Company (North Anna Unit 2) -

Snutcown More Than 48 Hours.

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1 Uncontrolled Release Of Contaminated Water.

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Materials Licensee) - Iodine-131 Contamination Incident.

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The following IE Information Notice was dispatched during the past week:

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IE Information Notice Number 82-22, Failures In Turbine Exhaust Lines was issued on July 9,1982 to all nuclear power reactor facilities holding 6n operating license ir a construction permit.

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Office of the Director On July 6-7, 1982, tne Director, Deputy Director, and Director of

ne Enforcement Staff met with the Regional Administrators in Region III to discuss the enforcement policy and handling of enforcement cases and the IE program for assessing the Regional implementation of the IE program.

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Division of D.eactor Drograms On July 7,1982, the Chief, Reactor Operations Branch attended tne Systematic Assessment of Licensee Performance (SALP) meeting with Region III and representatives from D. C. Cook.

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Division of Engineeering and Ouality Assurance A foreign national engineer, temporarily assigned to the IE, Events Analysis Branch is visiting the NRC Regional Offices to observe regional operations to gain a broad understanding of NRC field operations.

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Division of Emergency Preoaredness

i. Staff from the Emergency Preparedness Licensing Branch participated in the emergency preparedness exercise at Sequeyah on July 8-9, 1982.

ii. The Direct,c DEP, and staff met with representatives of

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Long Island.ignting Company regarding their preparation for the upcoming emergency preparedness appraisal at Shoreham.

1 Representatives from Region I also attended the meeting.

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0FFICE CF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH 2

Items of Interest Week Ending July 9, 1982

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'1 Westinghouse is performing the shakedown test on the 163 Blocked Bundle Test Facility. In addition, Westinghouse is proceeding with the data i

i reduction on the Natural Circulation Tests.

1 Semiscale A set of primary side feed and bleed tests were run last week in which the primary coolant system pressure was decreased from 2200 psi to 1600 psi. The tests showed that above 2100 psi the high pressure injection system (HPIS) is unable to replace mass lost through the PORV. Below 1600 psi the high head HPIS was unable to recover the core with coolant to remove the energy produced due to decay heat.

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i Tests run last week on the perfomance of the themocouples planned for the F2 fuel bundle are to be repeated this week to investigate whether there is a curing effect. Tests run at INEL found an effective curing of the T/C material when tests were repeated. As a part of the tests being done at Oak Ridge, this will also be examined. L2-6 test options based on the T/C test results are continuing to be reviewed. Meetings will be held on July 19, 1982 to discuss the test options in greater detail.

A proposed LOFT Consortium test plan has been prepared by 00E and reviewed by NRC. It will be discussed with potential participants at a reeting in Munich scheduled for July 15-16, 1982.

Work is continuing on schedule for a set of four rod withdrawal transients in August and a loss of power initiated ATn'S in September.

The Quick Look Report on the large break LOCA test,,L2-5 which was run on June 16, 1982, was issued on schedule on July 1, 1982 Data Bank Data from four more Slab Core Test Facility (SCTF) tests located at JAERI were entered into the data bank: 51-05, S1-06, 51-07, 51-08.

FLECHT SEASET data from 100 tests of the 21-rod bundle test series and GE data from 6 Single Heated Bundle (SHS) tests were received and are presently being processed for addition into the data bank.

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LWR Hycrocen Manual On Wecnesday, June 30, 1982 a meeting was held at General Physics Corp. in Columbia, Md. to review a final draft of the LWR Hydrogen Manual. This is a generic manual en hydrogen issueJassociated with postulated LWR accidents.

The meeting was attended by representatives of the nuclear industry, DOE, NRR, and Sandia. John Larkins, project manager for this project chaired the meeting.

All final co rents on the Manual are expected by July 15, 1932. The manual should be published by the end of FY 82.

On Thursday, July 1,1982, John Larkins of the SAAB briefed the ACRS Subcommittee j

en Electrical Systems and Equipment Qualification on the RES research program of

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eIperimental information on the survival of safety related equipment during a 1

hydrogen burn fcr a p:stulated LWR accident. This program is closely coordinated with an NRR technical assistance program to develop analytical models to calculate the thermal response of equipment to hydrogen burns.

l HECTR Develormenc Sandia National Laboratories has been developing a computer code called HECTR to analyze hydrogen burns in multicompartment reactor containments. The initial version of this code has been used successfully to evaluate a Mark III BWR conta inment. This version includes models for radiative and convective heat transfer, contaiment sprays, and hydorgen burns. While the code performed well during the MARK III analysis, some problems with run time were noted.

Sandia has now completed a conversion from an explicit to an implicit Solution technique that produces very reasonable run times. The code is being modified to evaluate ice condenser containments. Future efforts will include the addition of convective mixing, a fan cooler, and detailed dryaell/ suppression-pool models.

Plant Analyzer Panel The second meeting of the plant Analyzer Panel was held on July 1,1982.

A lead contractor was suggested. The possibility of specifying NRR, AEOD, and ILE user requirements through a formal User Needs letter was discussed.

EM-Audit Cacability Three options for providing NRR with an EM-audit capability were discussed at a meeting on June 30, 1982. Two options involved using WRAP-EM and the third involved using currently maintained codes. NRR is to respond with a choice of options.

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. Structural Researen Program On July 23, 1982, Jack Burns (MSEB) will meet with Col Joseph Allen (AF Office of Research) to discuss the possibility of joint and/or complementary structural research programs. Col Allen coordinates all of tne AF civil type structaral programs throughout the Air Force laboratories.

Shell Bucklino Program at LANL There will be a technical peer review meeting of the SMES Shell Buckling Program at LANL on July 15, 19S2,.

A number of industry and university shell buckling experts will attend.

J. Burns, MSEB, will attend.

Meeting with Prof. Hiki Shubata of Japan On July 2,19S2, Professor Hiki Shubata of Japan and John Sevenson discussed programs of matual interest with the MSEB.

Q.f special interest to the MSES is the testing ceing done and comtemplated in Japan regarding equipment qualification and containment model testing.

Ecuioment Dualificatien The Mini-rule suspending the June 30, 1982 deadline for equipment qualification was published on June 30, 1982.

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Pablications to be issued in the Near Future

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This draf t regulatory guide describes engineering practices acceptable to the NRC staff for the design, installation, and inspection of seepage control liners at uranium recovery facilities.

Contact:

H. Graves 43-5892

Title:

Criteria for Electric Instrumentation and Control Portions of Safety Systems Descriotion: Re;. Guide endorses IEEE-603-1950 which establishes minimum j

functional cesign criteria for the power, instrumentation and control portions of nuclear power generating station safety systems.

Contact:

R. Feit 43-5966

Title:

Atmospheric Dispersion Models for Potential Accident Consequence Assessments at Nuclear Power Plants (Reg. Guide 1.145, Rev. 1)

Des criotien: The atmospheric diffusion models described in this guice reflect review of recent experimental data which provice bases for cuantifying the effects of plume meander on effluent concentrations under certain meteorological conditions. Tne procedures recognize the directional depencent nature of atmospheric dispersion conditions and wind frequencies and allow evacuations for directional variable distances.

Contact:

R. Kornasiewicz 427-4394

Title:

Spent Fuel Heat Generation in an Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation Descriotion: This regulatory guide presents values of heat generation i

rates tnat are acceptable to the NRC staff for use as design input for an ISFSI. The SAS2 control module and ORIGEN-5. code of the SCALE

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code system are used with the standard ORIGEN-S data libraries and the SCALE 27-group ENDF/B-V cross-section library to predict afterneat power j

for uranium-fueled LWR fuel assemblies. Tabulations of after heat power i

cata for cooling times up to 100 years are included. This guide includes a prescription for using these calculated values to predict conservative afterheat values for uranium-fueled LWR assemblies.

Cortact: Pat Worthington

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Title:

Standard Format and Content for a Licensee Physical Security Plan for the Protection of Special Nuclear Material of Moderate or Low Strategic Significance (Reg. Guide 5.59, Rev. 1)

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Description:==

Minor changes are being made in the original Reg. Guide to reflect recent rule changes to 10 CFR 73.67.

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Contact:

Andrea Kuffner 443-5976

Title:

Health Physics Surveys in Uranium Mills

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Description:==

The guide describes health physics surveys acceptable to the.*iRC staff for protecting uranium mill workers from radiation and the chemical toxicity of uranium while on the job.

Centact: Stephen McGuire 443-5970 Publications Issued Durino the Week of July 5-9, 1982 i

Draft Regulatory Guide and Value/ Impact Statement: Proposed Revision 1 to Regulatory Guide 5.21, Nondestructive Uranium-235 Enrichment Assay by Gamma Ray Spectrometry. Task SG 044-4.

Comments requested by September 15, 1982.

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i OFFICL OF ThE f.AECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR liEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING JULY 9, 1982 Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc. (West yelley) i On July 8, 1982 the Appeal Board issued a Memorandum and Order (ALAB-679) cenying Dr. Irwin D. J. Bross's request for hearing on amendments to the license for the kest Valley facility.

Dr. Bross's request was oppcsed by the Staff, NFS, the State of New York, ano DOE (filing as en amicus). The Apoeal Board holds that since the West Valley Demonstration Project Act limits NRC review to inforral, consultative procedures, the Commission may not explore DCE's acministration of the waste solidification project in a f ormal evicentiary hearing.

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0FFICE OF IhiERhAT10hAL PROGRArjS WEEK EN91NG JULY 9, 1982 NRC-Swiss F0E Renewal Arrangement IP is preparing two signature copies of the "NRC-Swiss Federal Office of Energy (Renewal) Arrangement for the Exchange of Tecnnical Information s

and Cooperation in Nuclear Safety Matters" for submission to the EDO within tne next 10 days. (Tne arrangement is to be renewed by mail.) The staff awaits Executive Branc.n clearance of the agreed-upon text before proceeding furtner. (See Item in report for week ending June 4 for more detail.)

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4 Foreign Reporf3s Tne ' O' e vin; f oreign reports were received in IP July 6-9:

(For furtner information contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X24506)

From France:

DSN - Bulletin of Inc1 cents, Fourth Quarter (Sent for Translation)

From Italy:

CNEN-RT/ I NG(82)8 - Observations on the Impingement of Droplets on Heated j

Walls in Emergency Core Cooling **

CNEN-RT/ING(82)9 - The Conditioning of the Medium and Low Level Liquid Radioactive Wastes CNEN-RT/Ih3(S2)10 - A Complete AMPX-II 123 Group Neutron Cross-Section LiDrary Production and Testing for Criticality Safety Calculations **

CNEN-RT/ PROT (62)1 - Hydrogen Generation in LOCA Conditions: The Contribution of Aluminum Corrosion **

Fron 5. Korea:

Licensee Event Report of Ko-Ri Unit 1 Nucler Power Plant **

From Tai.an:

deportaDie Occurrence Report No. R0-04-03 of Kuosneng Unit 2 Nuclear Power Plant (Sent for translation)

Montnly Operating Report of May 1982 for Cninsnan Units 152 Nuclear Powe r Pl ants **

Montnly Operating Report of May 1982 for Kuosheng 1 Nuclear Power Plant **

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From ine 'J.K. :

i Quarterly Statement of Incidents at Nuclear Installations - First Quarter 1982**

I UKAEA Nortnern Division (Risley):

- Summary of PFR Steam Generator Tube Leak Experience **

- UK Status Report on Detection and Localization of Leaks in Steam Generators of Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactors **

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- Operating Experience witn tne PFR Evaporators **

- Operation of :ne PFR and Des 1gn of tne CDFR Secondary Circuit **

- Operating Experience with TuDe-To-Tube-Plate Welds in PFR Steam Generators **

- Metallurgical Examination of Tuce-To-TuDe-Plate Welds Removed f rom Dounreay Prototype Fast Reactor Evaporators **

- Tne Stress Corrosion Cracking of 2 Cr-Mo Ferritic Steel in Caustic Envi ronments**

- Examination of Leaxing TuDe-To-Tuoe-Plate Welds from an Austenitic Steel Steam Generator Superneater in the Dounreay Prototype Fast Reactor **

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  • Foreign Aeoorts - Cont'd Tne following foreign reports were received in RES July 2-9:

(For f urther information contact Anita Summerour, RES, X74304.)

From Finland:

Status Summary of Finnish PBF/HSST In-Kind Projects Specified in the App. B-(1) ana B-(3) of tne PSF /HSST Agreement **

Project Abstracts as of June 1982 (in the CSNI Nuclear Safety Researcn Incex Format) witn attachments **

From the U.K..

ND-M-1779(R) - Review of Plant Performance for CDFR: SeptemDer 1981 -

Jar.aary 1962**

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0FFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING JULY 9, 1982 1

Meetino with Nevada Officials Frank Young, OSP and Dean Kunihiro, Region V RS'0, met with State officials on June 28 in Carson City, Nevada including the State Liaison Officer, Ace Martelle; Bob Loux, Head of the R&D Division of Nevada's Department of Energy; John Vaden, Supervisor, Radiation Health Section and Arthur Palmer, Director, Legislative Counsel Bureau to discuss low-level and high-level waste.

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t Office of Small and Disadvantaced Business Utilization /

i Civil Richts_

Item of Interest Week Ending, July 9,1982 The NRC Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization / Civil Rights (CSDBU/CR) participated in the 73rd Annual Convention of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) held in Boston, The NAACP is a 73-year-old Massachusetts, from June 28 through July 2,19S2.

nonprofit organization, established to uplif t Black Americans by securing for them, full enjoyment of their rights as citizens; justice in all Courts; and Exhibitors included many private firms; and Federal, 1

ecuality of opoortunity.

State and local governments -- distributing their products and/or literature amon:: the conventioneers.

1 The OSDBU/CR staff attended several helpful workshops which included some of the following:

-- Economic Development-Jobs; j

-- Maintaining Good Performance After Employment; j

-- Contracting - Minority Businesses; and

-- Civil Rights Legislation.

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Senate; the Hon. Julian Bond, Georgia State Senate; the Hon. Kevin H. White, Mayor of Boston; and the Hon. Walter J. Mondale, former U.S. Vice President.

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WEEK ENDING JULY 9, 1982 P

Portland General Electric Company Trojan - DN 50-30' After consultation with Westinghouse, the licensee has decided to remove the thermal sleeve located in the pressurizer surge line (one of two welds holding the sleeve in place is broken). The licensee plans to initiate this i

work on 7/9/82 and complete it on 7/19/82. At that time, the licensee plans to begin reloading fuel into the reactor preparatory to resumption of power operation.

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STA : :EOUI: EVENTS - A :Irv? TION SESSION 3:30 P.M., THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1982, CDMISS10%ER5' ;0NFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (PUBLIC MEETING) Memo Se:v to Dircks 7/6/82 I.

SECY-52-196 - Proposed Rulemaking Requiring Fitness for i

Duty for Personnel with Unescorted Access to Protected Areas l

The Co==ission by a vote of 5-0 approved publication of a proposed rule that would require co==ercial and industrial facilities licensed under 10 CFR 50.22 to establish and implement procedures to assure that personnel with unescorted l

access to protected areas are not under the influence of drugs er alcohol or are not otherwise unfit for duty due to mental er te=perary physical impairments.

The Co==ission requested that:

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The FRN be revised to include a request by Co==issioner Gilinsky for co==ent on whether the rule should also apply to NRC personnel and on specific blood alcohol level limits.

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The notice of proposed rulemaking be published in the Federal Register allowing 60 days for cc==ent.

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(SECY Suspense:

7/19/82)

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Since' this preposed rule contains information collection requirements that are subject to review by the Office of v.anagement and Budget, formal recuest be made for OMB s

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If approval is denied by OME, the C:==issicn should be notified.

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The Subec==ittee on Nuclear Regulation of the Senate Cc==ittee on Environment and Public Works and the subec=-

mittee on Energy and Power of the House Cc==ittee on Interstate and Foreign Co==erce be informed.

(OCA/ERO)

(SECY Suspense:

7/26/82)

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A public announcement be issued.

(OPA/ 20)

(SECY Suspense:

7/26/82) 6.

AOM send ccpies of the proposed rule to all affected licensees and other interested persons following Cc==issien approval for publication of the proposed rule.

(AOM)

(SECY Suspense:

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SECY-82-196 (Cont'd) 7.

The Chief Counsel for Advocacy of the Small Business Administration be informed of the* certification and the reasons for it as required by the Regulatory Flexibility Act.

(EDeo (SECY Suspense:

7/26/52)

MDM Cermissicner Ahearne requested information on how NRC personnel are checked, i.e.

those with unescorted access to protected (see page 3 of Enclosure A to the subject paper).

areas (sec)

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SECY-82-207E - Extension of June 30, 1982 Oeadline for Environ = ental Qualification of Safety Related Electric Equipment The Cornissien by a vote of 5-0 approved an immediately effective rule which provides for suspensien of the June 30, 1932 deadline fee envircnmental qualification cf safety related electrical equipment contained in license conditiens er technical cpecifications of operating plants.

The Cermission requested that:

1.

The rule be published in the Federal Register.

(Subsecuently, the rule was signed by the Secretary and published en June 30, 1982.)

2.

Che appropriate Congressional coraittees be notified.

(OCA/RES)

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The Federal Register Notice be sent to affected licensees and those persons who cc=mented on the proposed rule on i

environmental qualification.

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The staff provide the Cornission with a status report en the evaluations of licensee submittals en equipment qualifications.

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8/1/S2)

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(Subsequently, en June 25, 1982 a mescrandum to the EDO was signed by the Secretary.)

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SECy-E2-230 - Application fer a Stay of San Onofre-2 Low-Pcwer Operating License and Review of ALAE-673 The Cc=ission by a vote of 5-0 apprc'Jed an Order denying interveners application for a stay of the icw-power license fer San onofre Unit 2 and declining to take review of an Appeal Board decision (A AB-673).

(Subsequently, the Order, with additional views of Cc=issioner Gilinsky attached, was signed by the Secretary.)

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ST* FF REOUIREMENTS - AFFIRM

  • TION SESSION. 3:00 P.M., THURSDAY. JULY 1,1952, CC"'SSIU,E;5' C0',FE;ENCE ROOM iPJELIC MEEilhG), Meno Secy to Dircks, 7/6/s2 I.

SECY-62-202 - Amendment to 10 CFR Part 140, " Financial Protecticn Requirements and Indemnity Agreements" Che Cc=ission, by a vote of 4-l*

(Commissioner Gilinsky dis-approving) approved an amendment to 10 CFR 140.9 as nodified by alternative language proposed by Cc=issioner Ahearne (see a:: ached ccpy of rule as approved).

C:=issioner Gilinsky disapproved the rule change and noted that he would have approved if it had been revised to permit issues relating to the modification of indemnity agreements to be heard en the underlying change in the cperation of the indemnified facility.

Cc=issioner Asselstine agreed with the modifications preposed by Cc=issioner Gilinsky, but voted for the amend.ent as a=:reve" The Cc=issien notes that by memorandum dated December 18, 1961 it requested EDO to delete the appendices to 10 CFR Part 140 including those pertaining to indemnity agreements and to publish the substance of these appendices in regulatory guides.

If EDo, plans to request recensideration of the existing Co=ission decision, a paper containing the staff rationale is requested to be submitted to the Ccmmission by July 19,,1982.

  • See:1cn 201 of the Energy Reorganization Act, 42 U.S.C.

! 5541, provides that action of the Commission shall be determined by a "majcrity vcte of the members present."

C:=issicner Roberts was not present when this item was affirmed, but had previously indicated that he wculd approve.

Had Cc=issioner Ecberts been present, he would have affirmed his prier vote.

Accordingly, the formal vote of the Cc=ission was 3-1 in favor cf the decisien.

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7/19/B2)

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If after expiration of the.cc= ment period no significant adverse comments or significant questions have been received and no substantial changes in the text of the rule are indicated, the Executive Director for Operations arrange for publication of the amendment in final form.

If significant questions have been received or substantial j

j changes in the text of the rule are indicated, the revised I

amendment will be submitted to the Cc=ission for appreval.

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9/1/82) n 3.

The appropriate Congressional committees be informed.

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The Chief Caunsel for Advocacy of the Small Business Administration be informed of the certification and the reasons for it as required by the Regulatory Flexibilty Act.

( ADM/EL"6)

(SECY Suspense:

7/24/82) i k

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The Cc=ission has also e greed that you should:

Include a diagram er schematic to help make the a.

discussion =cre intelligible to the lay public, unless this will create a let of staff work.

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Consider the need fer a bulletin to all nuclear pcwer reacter facilities en this problem.

The Office of Analysis and Evaluatien of Operational Data was inferred of this act on en July 5, 1952.

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ITEMS A00RESSE3 BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING JULY 9, 1982 D.

STAFF REOUIREMENTS - BRIEFING ON PWR STEAM GENERATOR PROBLEMS, 2:00 P.M.,

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1982, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, DC OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE), Memo Secy to Dircks/Remick, 7/9/82 The Cc==ission* was briefed by staff on the status of experience with problems associated with steam generators in pressurized water reacters.

The Cc= mission ** requested:

(1) that OPE revise its draft staff requirements memorandum (previously circulated) according to the discussion at the meeting; and (OPE)

(2) that staff cbtain further information en Japanese experience with steam generators.

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    • Commissioner Gilinsky was not present at this portion of the meeting.

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DAll/ilML NtlMillR LOCATION PURPOSL AllLNDLES NRR CONTACT 1/12/H2 50-3P/

Susquehanna Site PPAL Management and NRR Senior Pennsylvania Power &

R. Perch 9:00 am Luzerne Cty., PA Management Site Visit Light 7/12-13/02 50 443 Seabrook Site Discuss open items related to A515 OL Pubile Service Co.

L. Wheeler 11 : 30 am 50 444 Seabrook, N.ll.

safety review and trace the layout of H.ll.

of systems that are reviewed by ASU 7/12 and 1/15/tl2 50-390 Watts liar Site To confirm findings of the Power Tennessee Valley Auth.

T. Kenyon H:30 am 50-391 Sweetwater, IN Systems liranch review found in Chapter 8.0 of recent Watts liar SIR 7/12-16/82 50-389 St. Lucie 2 Site Review of qualification documentation Florida Power & Light V. ferses 8:15 am Hutchinson is.,

in area of environini ntal qualification Fla.

of safety-related eiluipnent. On-site audit will also include plant inspec-tion to observe installation of equi pnent.

1/13/82 P-422 Discuss GE status of work on hafnium General Electric U. Fieno 9:00 am Bethesda control rods and the content of a licensing topical report E

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APPLICANT /

IH)CKI i OAll/IIME NUMill R LOCATION PURPOSI AlitNOFL5 NRR CONTACT

/ /1 3/112 50 4hl Clinton Power 5ta.

10 review inf ormation and discuss filinois Power Co.

J. Williams 9:00 am Clinton, 111.

materials relateit to the shutdown Sargeny & Lundy Eng.

capability of the plant as a result of a ftre (5LR Section 9.5.5)

//1 3/112 50-334 MNillt I /l 3 On 6/II/ll2, lleaver Valley I was to be nuiguesne tight P. Tam 111:00 am lie thesd a restarted after refueling. When the Westinghouse primary coolant was at about 350"I, the shutdown hanks of control rods were f ully withdrawn to step 2211, but. the position indicators were indicating averatje WilhelraWal to dhout step I /O.

This distrepancy disappeared when lavy was raised to 54/"I.

The purpose of this meeting is to examine the possible reasons for this observation.

//14/02 P-I l f!

To discuss PGX graphite specimen test 00L, OHNL, PNL, G. Kurmycz 4:00 am lie the sda results, use of OHN1 test loop for large PSC, GA PGK specimens and use of PNL probe to determine PGX conditions at ISV

//1 4/112 P-Il0 Present I NC's proposed plan for f ollow-on Miss. Power & l.ight J. llegner 9:00 am liethesda plant licensing using ENC f uel/ analyses Exxon Nuclear Co.

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//15/H2 50-302 P-II0 Discuss ti e implanentation of Florida Power Corp.

S. Miner 1:00 pm Bethesda Gnnerit Itna 11-24 Venting and (Crystal River 3)

Purging Contaitwent while at full power and et tett of l0CA to CR-3

// 2 0/112 50-461 MNill! 650/

Olscuss contairnent purge require-Illinois Power Co.

J. Williams 9:00 am Hethesda ment s for the Clinton Power 5Lation 1/20/82 50-400 AR 5033 Discuss operato. training plans for Carolina Power & Light E. Licitra 10:00 am 50-401 liethesd a cold licensing (Shearon liarris) 7/20/l12 50-313,302,346 P-422 Discussion with Il&W Owners Group B&W Owners Group G. Vissing 1:00 twn 26 9/2 /0/2111, llethesda regarding prograiti that will provide Sacramento Utility 312 A 2119 acceptable small break model veri-District fication for H&W platits 1/ 2 0/112 50-3132 P-114 Discuss Waterford control room audit Louisiana Power & Light S. Black 9:00 am liethesda results 7/20-21/112 50-413 Catawba Site Visit site and discuss NHC Auxiliary Duke Power Co.

K. Jabbour it:00 am 50-414 York Cty., S.C.

Systens tiranch open itens f or Catawba, transmitted to Duke 4/21/82 E

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IlM55 11rETING fl0TICES Division of liiEl~ Cycle a6d Material Safety.

J_u_ly 9,1982

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ATTErlDEES/

DOCKET OAIE/_Tlii it0MBER LOCAT10ft PilRPOSE_

APPLICANT NRC CONTACT July 13 030-04330 I ntilanapol is,

l.icensing site visit to Eli B. Carrico (TC)

11. Carrico Indiana Lilly.

July 15-16 70-820 Wood River To discuss status and schedule of the W. T. Crow (FC)

W. T. Crow

Junction, UllC decommissioning ef fort (7/15).

J. Roth (RI)

Rhode Island fleet with the State to discuss the F.Brenneman(RI) draf t M0li between the State of Rhode Island and flRC (7/16).

July 23 030-04579 Billerica, Observationofradiopharmaccui.ical

.P. Loysen (FC)

P. Loysen Massachusetts manufacturing facilities regarding S. Bernstein (RES) accident analysis research -

R. Gregory (LANL) flew England Nuclear Corporation.

Division of Waste Management July 19, 1982, Takoma, WA To discuss USGS hydrology USGS Staf f; T. Verma T. Verma 9:00 a.m.

Model for Pasco Basin and E. Quinn, NRC July 20, 1982, Richland, WA Discussion of hydrology USGS Staff; PNL Staf f;

1. Verma 9:00 a.m.

models for Pasco Basin T. Verma and E. Quinn, (HRC attendees are observers)

NRC July 21-28, 1982, Richland, WA BWIP llydrology. Workshop; Rockwell Staff; R. Wright 8:30 a.m.

Review of hydrologic data R. J. Wright, T. Verma,

E. Quinn, NRC 9

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@,9, 1982 IE MEETING NOTICES IX)CKET ATTENDEES /

DAIE/_IIME NtHIER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT N'

July 12-14, 1982 ORNL, Oak Staf f from the Safeguards W. Brown, IE Ridge, Ill Branch,10, will meet with W. Altman, IE representatives from ORNL ORNL Represen-to review the safeguards tatives sample analysis program which ORNL is undertaking for the Regional Inspection program. They will also attend the ORNL Annual information meeting on analytical chemistry.

July 13, 1982 FEMAIlQs Meeting of the members of FEMA Represen-B. Grimes Washington, DC the federal Radiological tatives Preparedness Coordinating B. Grimes, IE Comnittee (FRPCC) to discuss S. Schwartz, IE emergency preparedness activities.

Region IV Acting Director, Enforcement J. Lieberman, IE J. Lieberman July 13-14, 1982 Staff and IE staf f will meet E. Flack, IE with RIV staff to discuss the G. Barber, IE NRC revised enforcement policy.

Region IV RIV is hosting a meeting with J. James, IE J. James July 13-15,1982 licensee security directors HMSS Represen-and staff to discuss a num-tatives G

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DATE/ TIME _

NUMBER LOCATION Pi1RPOSE_

APPLICANT NRC CONTACT (If Applicable)

July 12 9:00 a.m.

Room 106-110 LOFT Agreements Sullivan, Landry.

Sullivan July 12 1:00 p.m.

12th Fl. Conf. Rm.

2D/3D Staff Mtg Sullivan, Rhee, Chen Rhee 7/12 Frankfurt, Germany To discuss Battelle Frankfurt Aerosol Tests in Model Containment R. Sherry e

7/12 Albuquerque, SANDIA Discuss the RES containment Von Rieseman, etc J. Burns research program J. Burns (NRC)

Contract Administration

1. Munsen S. McGuire 7/12-13 Richland, M (LicenseeALARAPrograms 7/12 & 13 Phillips Bldg.

PTS Planning Review M. Vagins M. Vagins e

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1982 ATTENDEES /

DOCKET DATE/ TIME _

NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT (If Applicable) 07/JS Spokane, WA Site Visit (Agreement State Dr. S.M. McGuire Western Nuclear Program)

Uranium Mill i

1/15 6110 MNBB Nuclear Power Plant NRR, RES, R. Fel t I

9:00 AM Instrumentation Eval -

EG&G uation Program Review 7/20-21 INEL Status of RES E. Wenzinger Idaho Falls, ID EG&G Review EG&G o f R.G. 1.97 i

7/21 Idaho falls, Id.

Program review of dry spent R. Einziger (HEDL)

D. Reisenweaver fuel storage research program R. Knecht (HED)

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L. Richardson (EG&G)

D.Reisenweaver(CEBR)

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Program review of facilities R. Miller (UNC)

D. Reisenweaver undergoing decommissioning J. White (DOE)

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Clinton buclear Plant J.G. Kepaler & staff J.G. Keppler

  • Joly 13, 1982 50-346 Glen [llyn, Il Systonatic Assessmer'.t of Toleda Edison Co.

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Licenste Performance A.D. Davis & staff T.H. Tanbting Davis ' Jesse fluclear Stat ion

    • July 19, 1982 11 a.m.

50-331 Glen Ellyn, IL Syster1atic Assessment of Iosa Elec. Co.

Licensee Performance J.G. Keppler & staff T.H. Tanbling Duane Arnold Energy Center July 22,1982 Glen Ellyn, IL Federal Emergency Management Agency, RVII J.G. Kepoter & staff J.G.Keopter

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