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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY OOMMISSION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 INFORMATION REPORT sscy_,,_,,s aucust 1g, 1,32 For:
The Comissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO
Subject:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING AUGUST 13, 1982 A sumary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Enclosure Contents A
Administration Nuclear Reactor Regulation B
Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C
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Inspection and Enforcement Nuclear Regulatory Research E
j Executive Legal Directcr F*
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International Programs G
H State Programs I
Resource Management Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J
Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K*
L Regional Offices M*
CRGR Monthly Report l
Executive Director for Operations N*
l Items Addressed by the Comission 0
P Meeting Notices
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CUN Q bl HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT D - S j) 3,
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Fort St. Vrain i
The reactor has experienced power distribution problems due to insertion of the reserve shutdown system (boron carbide balls) into Region 27 of the graphite core. The reactor continues to operate at 70% power level a: no Tech Spec limits or procedures are being violated.
The licensee is evaluating corrective measures.
Vircil C. Surner, Unit 1 An operating license was issued August 6,1982.
The license includes a condition requiring Comission approval prior to operation at power levels in excess of 5% of full power.
Fuel load is expected to begin August 9,1982.
'he ASLB was informed on Aucust 9 that a welder knew of defective cadwelds 1 the containment and was requested to stay its initial decision issued August 4, 19E2. The Board will hold a conference call August 12 to pemit the parties to study the welder's affadavit.
This matter has received sig-nificant media attention in cortjunction with Chairman Palladino's visit to the facility on August 9,1982.
Seabrook On August 10, a fireworks storage facility located just outside the Seabrook site boundary blew up, scattering debris over a portion of the sita and causing an access road to be temporarily closed. There was one fatality and four injuries at the fireworks facility.
No injuries occurred among Seabrook employees.
San Oncfre, Unit 1 A case study report on the loss of salt water cooling event was issued. The event occurred while the plant was operating at 100% power and involved an unlikely triple failure which resulted in exceeding the plant's limiting conditions for operation. The report highlights AEOD concerns relating to simple failure vulnerability of the salt water cooling system, contamination of plant air systems, in-service testing programs, and plant technical specifications.
CRBR Fuel Cycle Environmental Review The ASLB decided to split the CRBR LWA hearings into two portions. The first portion, starting August 24 at Oak Ridge TN, will be limited to CRBRP acci-dents and effects.
The second portion will deal with fuel cycle, transpor-tation, waste management, and safeguards.
It is anticipated that the final FES supplement will be issued in late October 1982, and the second part of the hearing will be held in late 1982 or early 1983.
Interim Reliability Evaluation Procram (IREPl The IREP analysis of Browns Ferry, Unit 1, was issued (NUREG/CR-2802).
The study indicates the likelihood of core melt is dominated by transients accom-LOCAs contribute panied by failures in the residual heat removal system.
little to the predicted core melt frequency.
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l OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending August 13, 1982 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS i
Initial Appeal of Recuest Initial Decision Received 396 22 Granted 281 1
Denied 53 13 Pending 62 8
ACTIONS THIS WEEK l
Received Alison Lorber, Requests the mailing list of people who subscribe l
Energy and Business to or receive 20 listed NUREG reports, NRC Rules i
Newsletters and Regulations, Weekly Information Report, PDR (82-359)
Daily Accession List and NRC's Regulatory Guides.
John A. Cameron, Jr.,
Requests four categories of documents regarding Heron, Haggart, Ford, the NRC responsibility to assure that nuclear plant Burchette & Ruckert licensees, such as VEPCO, conduct their activities (82-360) in a manner not inconsistent with antitrust law and. policy.
Linda J. McClellan, Requests all documents pertaining to communications Eckert, Seamans, with and materials furnished to Matthew Chobanian, Cherin & Mellott Yvonne R. Chobanian, John R. McGinley, Jr.,
(82-361)
Barbara L. Clements and Grogan, Graffam, McGinley, Solomon & Lucchino (law firm), from on and after March 1,1980 regarding Matthew R. Chobanian and involving any subject matter.
Anne Rapkin, Requests a copy of drafts or preliminary versions of State of Illinois
" Draft Environmental Statement related to the (82-362) decomissioning of the Rare Earths Facility, West Chicago, Illinois."
l James F. Emigh, Requests copies of all reports generated by the NRC Academy of from the investigation of the allegations made by Pharmacy Practice Charles J. Michaels in his March 16, 1982 letter (82-363) to John Kinneman.
CONTACT:
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Received, Cont'd Judith M. Barrows,
Requests the consequence analyses for the Maine Safe Power for Maine Yankee Atomic Pcwer Plant from CRAC and CRAC-2.
(82-364)
Laurence S. Moss, Requests a copy of the Annual Report on the FOIA Babson College for 1981 and the total number of FOIA requests and (82-365) the denials for the years 1974,1975, and 1976.
Richard J. Prendergast, Requests all documents pertaining to the Zack Attorney-At-Law Company and/or work performed by that company in (82-366) the construction of the nuclear facilities located at LaSalle and Clinton, Illinois and Midland, Michigan.
Avis E. Black, Requests six categories of documents concerning Buchanan, Ingersoll, the receipt, processing, storage or removal of Rodewald, Kyle &
source material at the Canonsburg, Pennsylvania l
Buerger plant owned by Vitro Corporation of America or (82-367) its predecessors, Vitro Manufacturing Company and Vitro Rare Metals Company.
James Bickman, Requests copies of the NRC licenses for Hall Level Stocker & Yale, Inc.
& Manufacturing Works, Austin, Texas; Waltham l
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Compass Company, Waltham, Massachusetts; and Numax Company, Hauppauge New York.
1 Granted Verice M. Mason, In response to a request, on behalf of her client, State of New Jersey for documents regarding her client's employment, (82-284) payroll, wage and hour, and rediation records, made available one document.
l Bill Hafner In response to a request for a itst of all known (82-327)
BWR design generic issues still pending resolution as well as those the agency considers " resolved" I
during the past year, made available four documents.
l Michele Rossi, In response to a request for a printout of all The Conservative grants and/or contracts awarded during FY 81 and Caucus Foundation, Inc.
FY 82 to date from the Radiation Control--Training (82-329)
Assistance and Advisory Counseling Domestic Assistance Catalog (Program 177.001) to ali non-governmental organizations, made available three documents.
Vincent M. Igoe In response to a request for all inspections made (82-346) by OSHA of the Union Electric Callaway County Nuclear Power Plant, informed the requester the NRC has no documents subject to this request. Suggested that he contact OSHA.
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Andrew Tauber In response to a request for records which relate (82 'as) to Wesleyan University, its staff, its students, political activity there and student and/or faculty organizations, informed the requester the only information the NRC has with regard to Wesleyan University are reports concerned with the health and safety program related to the NRC licensed activities.
Deni ed Ellyn R. Weiss, In response to a request for three categorite of Union of Concerned records regarding documentation and contacts Scientists between the Consolidated Edison Company and/or (82-281) the Power Authority of the State of New York, from September 1979 to date, made available five doc uments. Denied 16 documents in their entirety which contain attorney work-product, attorney-client priviledge, or deliberative process priviledge information.
James F. Emigh, In response to a request for a copy of the report (s)
Academy of generated as a result of'the investigation of the Pharmacy Practice allegations made by Charles F. Michaels, informed (82-363) the requester the report is an investigatory record compiled for law enforcement purposes and is being withheld from public disclosure in its entirety.
Thomas Devine, In response to an appeal to the EDO for the release Government Accountability of two documents concerning IE Report 50-358/81-13 Project on the William H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station, (82-A-14-82-206) denied portions of one document which could identify a confidential source and continued to deny one document in its entirety because it would interfere with an ongoing investigation.
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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEK ENDING AUGUST 13, 1982 RFP ISSUED i
RFP. No.: RS-MPA 319
Title:
" Comprehensive Current (Real-Time) Geophysical Data Storage and Retrieval System"
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The contractor shall provide an on-line computer service with a dedicated local Washington, D.C., area telephone access line for NRC use for the retrieval of current (real-time) geophysical information.
Period of Perfomance: Twelve (12) months Sponsor: Office of Resource Management (formerly Office of Management and Program Analysis)
Status: RFP was issued on August 5,1982, and will close September 3,1982.
RFP No.: RS-NMS-82-046/047
Title:
" Task Order under BOA - Technical Assistance in Hydrogeology" (NMS-82-028)
Des cription:
Reviewing)the Hydrogeologic Investigations of The Nevada Test Site (NTS - Projects C and D.
Project C will focus on evaluating testing strategy and methods of data collection and Project D will focus on evaluating data analysis and integration of all data, analysis results and interpretations into a conceptual model of the groundwater system.
Period of Performance: September 22, 1982 through April 30, 1984 Sponsor: NMSS Status: RFP issued August 10, 1982.
PRODOSAL UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.: RS-RES-82-022
Title:
" Strategic Analysis of Safeguards Systems: A Feasibility Study"
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To conduct a feasibility study of the integration of the strategic analysis technique into current NRC Material Control and Accountability Regulations (10CFR Part 70)
Period of Perfomance: One (1) year Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status: RFP was issued on July 12, 1982, and closed August 9,1982.
Proposals forwarded to Source Evaluators for review on August 9,1982. Competitive range to be established on October 1,1982.
CONTRACT AWARD RFP No.: RS-ADM-82-690
Title:
" Acquisition of Two Sets of 40" X 48" Maps Covering the 10 Mile Radius Emergency Planning Zone Around All Operating Nuclear Power Plants" Des cription: To provide technical support to the Incident Response Center in the Area of Detailed Demographic Infomation for the emergency planning purposes Period of Perfomance: Within two (2) weeks after contract effective date Sponsor: Office of Administration Status: Sole Source RFP issued on August 6,1982 to Photo Science, Inc.,
of Galthersburg, MD.
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RFP No.: NRC-03-82-121 i
Title:
" Fire Protection Program Review: Case Work Plants 2"
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Technical assistance in the review and evaluation of fire protection programs for applicants for an operating license -
Case Work Plant 2 Period of Performance: August 6, 1982 through March 25, 1983 l
Sponsor: NRR Status: A Time & Material Contract in the amount of $52,844.00 was awarded l
to Gage-Babcock and Associates, Inc. on August 6,1982.
j RFP No.: RS-NMS-82-028
Title:
" Technical Assistance in Hydrogeology"
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The contractor will provide reviews of the hydrogeologic aspects of DOE site screening, site characterization, and technical development (research) reports. Additionally, development and/or reviews of the hydrogeologic portions of NRC review plans and 6
technical portions will be provided.
Period of Performance: May 20, 1982 throJgh January 1983 with one (1) year option Sponsor: NMSS Status: Award of B0A was made to Geotrans, Inc. on August 10, 1982, Contract No. NRC-02-82-028-06.
i RFP No.: RS-NMS-82-033
Title:
" Development of a Material Accounting Data Storage / Analysis System"
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The contractor shall develop a simple computerized material accounting data storage / analysis system utilizing the NIH computer facility in conjunction with NRC based hardware Period of Performance: 3 months (Phase I) with option for performance of 2nd phase Sponsor: NMSS Status: Contract was awarded to NUSAC, Inc. on August 3,1982 on a cost plus i
fixed fee basis in the amount of $36,603.00, NRC Contract No NRC-02-82-033.
CONTRACTS CLOSED-0UT NRC-04-78-250 Catholic University 8/12/82 AT(49-24)-0249 Western Interstate 8/12/82 Nuclear Board (WINB)
N RC-06 355 SCS Engineers, Inc.
8/11/82 NRC-03-79-lli Gage-Babcock & Assoc.
8/11/82 NRC-02-77-042 The BDM Corporation 8/12/82 AUG 1 3 GE2 ENCLOSURE A I
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DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL i
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Week Ending August 13, 1982 t
Moving Headouarters Staff to Regions j
i On June 29 Regional Administrators were constrained on outside hiring l
when NRC Headquarters employees are well qualified and available. The l
same date, Headquarters employees were invited to register their interest j
in Regional jobs with the Division of O&P.
i Since then, Regional Administrators have announced 7 selections of
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Headquarters employees, as follows:
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Region I 3 selections Region II 1 selection Region III Region IV O selections Region V 1 selection 7
A total of 189 Headquarters staff members remain on the register of f
individuals interested in Regional assignments.
l Transferring Staff of Uranium Recovery Field Office Procedures for implementing staff transfers were agreed upon with the NTEU on August 6,1982. The 13 Branch members who have been identified to transfer with their functions have been notified in writing and asked i
to decide within 30 days whether or not to follow their positions.
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DIVISION OF SECURITY ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending August 13, 1982 AS'S Security Awareness Award The American Society for Industrial Security ( ASIS) advised SEC that its video tape refresher security briefing was awarded first clace in the Government Category and that its security posters were awarded third p in the Government Category.The video tape will be shown to NRC personnel collabcration with TIDC.
starting in Septenber 1982.
Classified Safecuerds Pr,ocrap, a
An initial security survey was conducted of Transnuclear Inc., Falls Church, After coordina-VA to assess their compliance with 10 CFR' Parts 25 and 95.
tion with Regional Office personnel and upon satisfactory compliance with survey recommendations, they will be given facility security approval to receive, stcre and otherwise prctect NRC classified matter.
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Fort St. Vrain - Power Distribution' Problem Public Service Companyof Colorado (PSC) identified a local power distri-f l
bution' reduction in Region 27 of the Fort St. Vrain graphite core. The i
problem was identified during routine analyses of intore instrumentation readings. It was postulated to be caused by insertion of the reserve shutdown system (boron carbide balls) into Region 27. This was confirmed 4
by detecting a zero delta-pressure across the rupture disk that retains r
the balls. The reactor continues to operate at 70% power level as no TS i
limits or procedures are being violated.
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A similar event happened' during startup testing. However, removal of the balls, by vacuuming from the channel, would be considerably more dif-ficult this time because of the highly radioactive condition of the boron carbide balls.
i The licensee is evaluating corrective measures. We wil1 Jcontinue to moni-tor this event.
Vircil C. Summer Nuclear Station, Unit 1 An operating license for Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station, Unit 1 was
-l issued August 6,1982. The license includes a condition requiring Com-mission approval prior to operation at power levels in excess of 5% of full power (139 megawatts thermal). Current utility estimate for start of fuel load is Monday, August 9,1982.
Vircil C. Summer Nuclear Station, Unit 1 Intervenor Brett A. Bursey orally informed the ASLB on August 9 that a welder for Daniel Construction Company knew of 30 to 40 defective cadwelds in the containment. In a conference call on August 9 with the Board and parties, Bursey requested that the Board stay its initial decision issued August 4,1982. The Board did not rule but will hold another conference call with the parties on August 12, 1982 to permit the parties to study the welder's affidavit which will be made available by Bursey on August 10, 1982.
This matter has received significant media attention in conjunction with Chairran Pa11adino's visit to the facility on August 9,1982.
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At about 2:30 p.m. on August 10, 1982, a fireworks storage facility located just outside the Seabrook site boundary blew up. Debris was scattered over a nearby portion of the site causing an access road on site to be temporarily closed.
There were ho injuries to any Seabrook employees (closest persons were gate guards). Five employees of the fireworks facility were present when the explosion occurred. One is known to have been. killed.. The other four were injured and have been taken to a hospital.
Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit No.1 At 23:42 on Sunday, August 8,1982. ANO-1 "C" Reactor Coolant Pump (RCP) seal began to leak at the rate of 27 gallons per minute. The reactor was shut down and will remain shut down 3 to 4 days to replace the seal, k' hen the event occurred, the unit was starting up from a cold shutdown which was the result of a reactor trip due to a dropped control rod. The control rod drive stator had been replaced.
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NRC TMI PROGRAM OFFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT i
August 8, 1982 - August 14, 1982 Plant Status Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) to reactor building ambient.
j Available Core Cooling Modes: Mini Decay Heat Removal (MDHR) system.
RCS Pressure Control Mode: RCS is vented to the reactor building.
i Major Parameters (as of 0600, August 13, 1982) (approximate valees)
Average Incore Thermocouples:
125*F Maximum Incore Thermocouple:
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RCS Loop Temperatures:
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Hot Leg 106*F 105*F Cold Leg (1) 84*F 84*F (2) 86*F 85*F Pressure: The reactor coolant system is vented to the reactor building.
Reactor Building: Temperature:
84*F Pressure:
-0.17 psig Airborne Radlonuclide Concentrations:
3 4.7 E-8 uC1/cc H (sample taken 8/10/82) 85 6.2 E-6 uCi/cc Kr (sample taken 8/10/82) 7.9 E-9 uCi/cc particulates (sample taken 8/13/82) 1.
Effluent and Environmental (Radiolocical) Information Liouid 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 August 6,1982, through August 12, 1982, the effluents contained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point and individual effluent sources, which originated within Unit 2, contained no detectable radioactivity.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Environmental Data 1
The EPA measured Kr-85 concentrations at several environmental monitoring stations and reported the following results:
Location July 9, 1982 through July 30, 1982 3
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i Goldsboro 33 Middletown 22 Yorkhaven 22 The EPA Middletown Office has not received the environmental Kr-85 analytical results for the samples which were taken July 31, 1982, through August 13, 1982, from the EPA's Counting Laboratory at Las Vegas, Nevada. These results will be included in a subsequent report.
No radiation above normally occurring background levels was detected in any of the samples collected from the EPA's air and gama rate networks during the period from August 4,1982, through August 12, 1982.
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NRC Environmental Data Results from NRC monitoring of the environment around the TMI site were as follows:
The following are the NRC air sample analytical results for the onsite continuous air sampler:
I-131 Cs-137 Samole Period (uCi/cc)
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HP-331 August 4, 1982 - August 11, 1982
<6.3 E-14 < 6.3 E-14 NRC environmental TLD measurements were last reported in the TMI Program Office Weekly Status Report for the period September 27 through October 3, 1981.
In that report, it was announced that effective July 1,1981, the TLD station change frequency wobid be quarterly instead of monthly. The NRC TLD Direct Radiation Monitoring Network (environmental) results have since been reported in NUREG-0837, Volume 1, Nos.1, 2; Volume 1, No. 3 (July-September 1981); and Volume 1, No. 4 (October-December 1981).
During July through September 1981, 100 TLD's around TMI indicated gama radiation to be at the natural background levels, i.e., 0.15-0.29 mR/ day.
During October through December 1981, 85 TLD's around TMI indicated gama radiation to be between 0.1t.-0.25 mR/ day. These dose rates are consistent with natural background radiation in the TMI area.
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TMI Program Office will continue to report quarterly TLD environmental data as results are published in future NUREG-0837 issues.
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TMI Occupational Exposure Licensee TLD (Thermoluminescent Dosimeter) records indicate the following Unit 2 occupational radiation exposures for 1982:
July 1982
- 30 man-rem Total 1982 (January-July) 189 man-rem Man-rem is an expression for the summation of whole body doses to individuals in a group. Thus, if each member of a population group of 1,000 people were to receive a dose of 0.001 rem (1 millirem), or if two people were to receive a dose of 0.5 rem (500 millirem) each, the total man-rem dose in each case would be one man-rem.
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Licensee Radioactive Material and Radwaste Shipments On August 12, 1982, 80 drums of Unit 1 and Unit 2 contaminated laundry were shipped to Interstate Unifom Services, Inc., New Kensington, Pennsylvania.
Ma_ior Activities 1.
Submerced Demineralizer System (SDS).
SDS is in a shutdown condition.
Joos naving a nigner priority nave celayed the installation of the new feed pump. The anticipated date for ccmpletion of the feed pump work has now been set for Wednesday, August 18, 1982.
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EPICOR II. The EPICOR II system is currently shetdown in a standby status.
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Reactor Buildina Entries / Core Inspection.
Reactor building entries were concuttec on inurscay anc Fricay, August 12 and 13, 1982. The third closed circuit television inspection of the core was conducted during the Thursday entry. The camera was inserted into the core through the leadscrew opening in control rod 9E (the same opening which was used for the core inspection on August 4, 1932). A metal rod for probing the rubble was inserted into the core through the samb opening as the camera.
Ine results of the probe inspection are not certain because the camera operator was unable to locate the probing rod with the camera. The probe operator felt the probe contact the rubble pile and observed the probe extension rods go into the reactor vessel another 14 inches while twistirg the last extension rod. Based on perception, while handling the probe extension rods, the probe operator concluded that the top 14 inches of the rubble was relatively soft. Both the probe and camera operators were manipulating their equipment from the control rod drive platform, 40 feet above tne rubble bed.
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, i In addition to the core inspection, entry personnel continued work on the polar crane to assess the extent of damage. Long range plans include the l
use of the polar crane for reactor head removal in 1983. Other i
I activities conducted during the entries this week included post decontamination data acquisition below the 305 ft. elevation, component removal for accident effects studies, and general housekeeping.
l Three entries are scheduled for next week. The primary task during these entries will be the uncoupling of the nemaining control rod drive leadscrews. The proposed uncoupling will disconnect the leadscrews from the control rod spider assemblies (prerequisite for head removal). The leadscrews will be left in position inside the control rod guide tubes.
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EPICOR II Prefilter Shipment. The scheduled shipment of the first EPICOR 11 prefilter was celayed by at least one week. The delay occurred after the PF-3 prefilter was placed in the shipping cask. The shipping I
procedure included steps to inert the shipping cask with nitrogen.
During the inerting, leakage was detected at the cask cover seals. The prefilter was removed from the shipping cask and licensee personnel commenced inspection of the sealing surfaces to determine the cause of the leakage. Cover misalignment appeared to be the primary cause of the leakage. The cask is a CNS 8-120 type B shipping cask.
The PF-3 prefilter is the first of 49 EPICOR II prefilters scheduled for shipment off-site. The nitrogen inerting of the liners and shipping i
casks was established as a required safety precaution prior to handling and shipping the prefilters off-site.
Future Meetinos Lake H. Barrett will be meeting with Concerned Mothers'of Middletown on l
Thursday, August 19, 1982, to discuss recent TMI-2 events.
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0FFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS Items of Interest Week Ending August 13, 1982 i
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Task Force on Medical Licensing Dr. William Walker, Section Leader of the Medical / Academic Licensing Section, NMSS attended the Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine ( AAPM) in New Orleans, and briefed the Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Protection, Radiation Therapy and Government Regulations Committees on progress in Revision of 10 CFR Part 35, Human Uses of Byproduct Materials.
l The proposed medical revisions were well received and NRC was commended by Dr. Anne Wright, President of AAPM for participation in the meeting and for' our efforts to infom the professional comunity of NRC regulatory actions i
affecting it.
CRBR Fuel Cycle Environmental Review The ASLB decided to bifurcate the CRBR LWA hearings at a pre-hearing confer-ence on August 2.
The first portion of the hearing will start August 24 at Oak Ridge, TN and will be limited to contentions 1, 2, 3 and 5(b) which are related to CRBRP accidents and effects. NMSS involvement in this portion will be limited to H. Lowenberg testinony on contention 5(b)--Effects of the Avail-ability of Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant on U.S. National Security and Energy Needs.
NMSS involvement in this project will be active in the first quarter of FY83 with preparation of responses to comments on the draft FES supplement and preparation of the final FES supplement. This will be followed by participa-tion in the second portion of the LWA proceeding in the areas of fuel cycle, transportation, waste management and safeguards.
It is anticipated that the final FES supplement will be issued in late October,1982, and the second part of the hearing will be held in late 1982 or early 1983.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT l
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The following Sionificant Enforcement Actions were taken during the past week:
EN-82-10A, Consolidated X-Ray Service Corporation (Dallas, TX) - An Order a.
Imposing Civil Monetary Penalty in the amount of $4,000 was issued on August 6, 1982. The action is based on an alleged violation involving the loss and subsequent recovery of a radiographic exposure device. The NRC inspection revealed that the exposure device was transported without being secured to the transport vehicle, without being locked, and without the rear safety plug inserted.
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EN-82-17A, Portland General Electric Company (Trojan) - An Order Imposing Civil Monetary Penalty in the amount of $50,000 was issued on August 12, 1982..The action is based on alleged violation involving the operability of an emergency diesel generator.
EN-82-19A, Southern California Edison Company (San Onofre) - An Order c.
Imposing Civil Monetary Penalties in the amount of $60,000 was issued on August 11, 1982. The action is based on violations relating to positive access control to vital areas in the plant.
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EN-82-27, Nuclear Fuel Services Incorporated (Erwin, TN) - A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of
$2,500 was issued on August 9, 1982. This action is based on a violation i
l relating to an inadvertent shipment of low enriched licensed materials in drums thought to be empty.
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EN-82-28, Nebraska Public Power District (Cooper) - A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $300,000 and an Order Modifying License Effective Imediately were issued on August 9,1982.
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This action is based on alleged violations involving failure by the licensee to complete by February 1,1982 the installation and testing of a prompt i
public notification system for use in the event of an emergency, and alleged material false statements in regard to the installation and operability of the system.
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The following preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week:
PNG-I-82-33A, Niagara Mohawk Power- (Nine Mile Point Unit 1) - Linear a.
Indications In Reactor Recirculation System Piping, Update.
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PNS-I-82-08, Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Incorporated (Indian Point Unit 2) - Response To Protected Area Fence Alarms.
PNO-II-82-92, Virginia Electric and Power Company (Surry Unit 1) - Radioactive c.
Release Exceeding Technical Specifications.
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PNO-III-82-77, Connonwealth Edison Company (Zion Unit 1) - Diesel Generator Fire.
PNO-III-82-78, Consumers Power Company (Midland) - Stop Work Order On e.
Remedial Soils Work.
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PNO-V-82-35, U. S. Bureau of Mines (Boulder City, NV) - Missing Sample Of Depleted Uranium.
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PNS-IV-82-04, Texas Utilities Generating Company (Comanche Peak Unit 1) -
Sand In Turbine Generator Bearings.
- i. PNO-TMI-82-18 and 18A, GPU Nuclear Corporation (Three Mile Island Unit 2) -
Video Inspection Of TMI-2 Reactor Core On August 6, 1982.
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Division of Reactor Programs 1.
Division staff visited the Shoreham nuclear facility on August 12, 1982 to obtain information relative to the potential use of the NDE measure-ments van in Construction Assessment Team (CAT) inspections.
ii. Division staff attended the ASME/ACI Code Comnittee meetinas in Danvers, Massachusetts on August 11-12, 1982 to discuss nuclear power plant components.
iii. Division staff met with the CRGR on August 11, 1982 to discuss the proposed rule for licensee reporting of QA program changes.
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Division of Engineering and Quality Assurance Staff from NRR and IE (DEQA) will meet with management and staff of Niagara Mohawk Power to discuss the recirculation system piping replacement program on August 13, 1982.
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Enforcement Staff On August 11, 1982, the NRC received a check from Commonwealth Edison Company (Zion) for $100,000 for payment in full of civil penalty imposed on July 8,1982. EN-82-22.
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l Arconne National Laboratory Steady-state and transient heat transfer and fluid visualization studies have been perfomed at Purdue University. A report describing 1
the results of these tests under natural circulation conditions will be available in a couple weeks.
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LOFT A readiness review for the next two tests will be held August 11, 1982.
Special attention is to be placed on operator training and alternate procedures. This is deemed necessary in view of the circumstances of a test maneuver following the last test, L2-5, which led to an unexpected core voiding and heatup.
The continuing reduction in manpower on the LOFT project is makinn it increasingly difficult to maintain the target test schedule; although the next test, L6-B, is reported on schedule for August 25 to September 1. RES believes the chances of a few days slip are high.
Semiscale The nodifications to the Semiscale facility (conversion to MOD-2B) are in progress and should be completed in early November 1982.
Results of the Semiscale feed and bleed experiment (S-SR-2) are being analyzed. A letter from EG&G (North to Tiller dtd. 08/06/82, Primary Coolant System Fleed and Bleed, PM-137-82) has been received which discusses a steady-state feed and bleed analysis for both Semiscale AUG 131952 ENCLOSURE E I
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RELAP5 The interlm version of RELAP5, i.e., RELAP5/ MOD 1.5 was internally released on August 4,1982. This particular version of RELAPS has blowdown, refill and reflood analytical capability. It has gone through extensive developmental assessment and is ready for various applications by NRC and it's contractors. New and improved features of RELAP5/ MOD 1.5 include nonequilibrium heat transfer, adiabatic mass transfer, reflood modeling, jet mixer, improved separator, boron feedback, added control components (such as time delay, maximum and minimum functions), improved interphase drag, improved stratification model, steady state, interactive link, improved renodalization, and loop elevatit. checker. Internal draft reports on these new features will tw completed by the end of FY 1982.
j BWR. FIST The vessel and piping installation have been completed. The bundle has been assembled and hot checkout is schedule within a few weeks.
Control room wiring and 40-50 percent of the instrumentation wiring has been completed.
The BWR TRAC calculations of a BWR LOCA and a FIST test are nearly complete. GE feels that these calculations will serve the intended purpose of providing input to the FIST scaling study. Trouble was encountered, however, with the level tracking in the calculations.
INEL staff will repeat these calculations in an attempt both to 4
improve the scaling comparison and to impr ve the performance of the experimental level tracking model in TRAC.
FLECHT-SEASET The shakedown testing of the 163 Rod Blocked Tes.t is proceeding.
Six of the 15 shakedown tests have been completed. The expected date to complete the shakedown testing is.on August 15, 1982.
Valid reflood data for the 21 Rod Bundle Tests has been sent to INEL for input to the NRC/DAE Data Bank.
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A draft Teport documenting the first complete best-estimate calculation of a LBLOCA-in a W UHI plant, using the COBRA / TRAC. code, was received by NRC/RES. This~cticulation shows a very effective cooling by the UNI early in the transient. The calculation and the modelling used is being reviewed by RES/AMB/and will be discussed with NRR before releasing the report.
WRAP-EM Code Work SRL personnel conducted a user seminar at ANL on the operation of the WRAP-EM code work.
I TRAC Analyses A draft report was r.ceived from LANL on TRAC analyses of the pumps on/off issue for a SBLOCA 1.
a B&W plant.
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,H-2 Results of a comparison of computer code predictions and experimental results for the H2 mixing tests, conducted at HEDL, were received and are being distributed.
IREP Report Issu-J.
The Interim Reliability Evaluation Program analysis of the Browns Ferry, Unit 1, Nuclear Plant was is ued (NUREG/CR-2802). The study indicated the likelihood of core melt is dominated by transients accompanied by failures in the residual em. LOCAs contribute little to the predicted core melt heatremovalsysg/RY).
frequency (2x10-17th Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference On August 10, 1982, P. A. Comella presented an invited paper entitled "NRC Regulatory Requirements for Disposal of High-Level Radioactive Waste in Geologic Repositories" at the 17th Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference in Los Angeles.
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(For f urtner inf ormation contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X24506.)
From Canada-AECB - A Set of replacement pages for the Safety Report on Bruce "B" Nuclear Generating Station **
From France:
CEA - Information Notes
- Uranium Supply and Fast Breeder Reactors **
by M. Michel Pecqueur, General Manager, CEA M.I.-
Planning of Construction: April 1982 From tne FRG:
BMI - Measurement of Coolant Level in the Reactor Pressure Vessel **
TELEX f rom Dr. Helmut Schnurer
- Set of replacement pages for the Reactor Safety Handbook From Taiwan:
Monthly Operating Report (June 1982) for tne Kuosheng Unit 2 Nuclear Power Plant **
From the U.K..
CEGB - Statement of Case **
- Appencix L - (CEGB's statement of need for Sizewell 'B')
- Appendix M - (Describing the work on Degraded Core Analysis)
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indemnity. Representatives of the nuclear insurance pools and the utility I
Chicago, Illinois on August 11 on the NRC's role in nuclear insurance and j
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Publica tion Distributed " Licensed Operating Reactors, Status Summary Report," Volume 6 Number 4 (Gray Book NUREG-0020).
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A case study report on the San Onofre Unit I loss of salt water cooling event i
was issued (AEOD/C204). The event occurred while the plant was operating at 100% power and involved an unlikely triple failure which resulted in exceeding the plant's limiting conditions for operation. The event was later determined to j
be an abnormal occurrence. Recently (May 13,1982) maintenance operations being performed on one salt water pump while the plant was in cold shutdown caused i
a flooding of the pump bay which resulted in an additional complete loss of the salt j
water cooling system. The report highlights AEOD concerns relating to single
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systems, inservice testing programs, and plant technical specifications.
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I The licensee has about 2 more days remaining to complete low power physics i
testing and expects the shutdown and repairs to result in a 6 to 8 day delay 4
in the completion of low power physics testing, natural circulation testing j
and readiness for power levels greater than 5% (mode 1). This delay will result in a projected date for 5% power of about August 29, 1982.
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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING AUGUST 13, 1982 A.
SECY-82-189 - LONG RANGE RESEARCH PLAN, NUREG-0784, Memo SECY to Dircks, 8/6/82 This is to advise you that we are returning the subject paper to you without Corsission approval or disapproval of its contents.
Chairman Palladino indicated that the current plan represents an improvement over last year's version; and that in developing next year's plan you should take into account the comments received from NRC offices and the ACRS, as well as the Cormissioners.
Cc=missioner Ahearne has provided comments (attached) with which Cermissioners Roberts and Asselstine agree.
Therefore, Research is directed to establish project managers for projects involving more than one division of the Office of Research.
In addition, you should take into account the Ccrsissioners cernents at the May 11, 1982 briefing, and in particular:
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Keep the Cormission informed of developments in research arrangements with other countries; 2.
Keep the Cornission informed on the methods and alternatives to be used to develop an information base on safety implications of control systems; and 3.
Provide the Commission further details on the long-term responsibilities of NRR and RES for the NREP program.
Finally, you should proceed with publication of the Research Plan.
(Cc=missioner Gilinsky did not participate in this matter.)
Attachr.ent:
Not Included.
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SECY-82-259 - REVIEW OF DIRECTOR'S DECISION (IN THE MATTER OF BOSTON EDISON COMPANY), Memo SECY to Bickwit, 8/12/82 Chis is to inform you that the Commission has unanimously decided not to review the Director of Inspection and Enforce-ment's denial of a request for action under 10 CFR 2.206 filed on March 18, 1982 by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy Resources.
Che Cornission (Cermissioner Gilinsky disapproving) has also decided not to request staff to analyze the generic aspects of the Massachusetts proposal.
Th'e Cffice of the General Counsel was informed of this decision by telephone on August 12, 1982.
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SECY-82-267 - FIRE PROTECTION RULE FOR FUTURE PLANTS, Memo SECY to Dirck h 1
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Ahearne and Gilinsky disapproving) has approved your recom-mendation that preparation of a proposed comprehensive fire protection rule for new nuclear power plants be postponed "ntil June 1984.
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to the Commission, as modified by the Chairman's August 4, 1982 me=crandum.
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Prepare a proposal on consolidation of QA functions.
The proposal should provide details of such a consolidation including an assessment of the impact of these changes on j
the other functions of the various offices and a plan for transfer of positions to accommodate the consolidation.
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9/17/82) 2.
Evaluate the proposal of assigning two resident inspectors to each reactor construction site.
Consideration should be given to the needed level of the back-up inspection teams new projected for the regions and possible realignment of 3
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STAFF REQUIREMENTS (Cont'd) 3.
Conduct a study that will result in a proposed approach for resolving any agency-wide problems in covering all foreign reactor developments of interest to NRC.
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9:00 am 16th Fl., FPf,L items to be placed in the Radiological (St. Lucie 2)
Meeting Off.
Ef fluent and Administrative Controls Bethesda portions of the Tech. Speci fications 8/16-20/82 50-440 Shearon llarris Site Conduct a review meeting for the Carolina Power & Light E. Licitra l
1:00 8/16 50-441 near Raleigh, NC l&C portions of the Shearon liarris Westinghouse EUASCO FSAR 8:30 re.oaining days 8/17/82 50-537 AR-5033 Clinch River Breeder Reactor DOE R. Stark 8:30 am Se thesda TMBOB j
8/11/82 50-483 Bechtel Of fices Discuss the basis for routing of Union Electric Co.
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instrumentation Kansas Gas & Elec. Co.
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R. Ilernan 9:00 am 50-330 Bethesda nearby explosive hazards 8/23/82 50-400 P-110 Discuss Shearon llarris Reservoir Carolina Power & Light D. Sells 9:00 am 50-401 liethesda Reanalysis 8/24/82 50-313 P 422 Discuss methods of inspecting the fly Arkansas Power & Light G. Vissing 1:30 pn liethesda wheels of reactor coolant punps (Arkansas 1) 8/24/82 50-52B P-114 To appeal staf f position that the APS E. Licitra 9:00 am 50-529 Dethesda damping value for cable trays shall Bechtel be 15% instead of 20%
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