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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
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WASHINGTON, D. C. 20ss5 INFORMATION REPORT September 1. 1982 SECY-82-363 For:
The Commissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the ED0
Subject:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING AUGUST 27, 1982 A summary of key events is included as a conven ens, to those Commissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this repot; Contents Enclosure Acministration A
Nuclear Reactor Regulation B
Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C
Inspection and Enforcement D
Nuclear Regulatory Research E
Executive Legal Director F
International Programs G
State Programs H
Resource Management I
Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J
Small & Disadvantaged Eusiness Utilization & Civil Rignts K*
Regional Offices L
CRGR Monthly Report M*
Executive Director for Operations N
Items Addressed by the Commission 0
Meeting Notices P
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I HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT Week Ending August 27, 1982 l
North Anna, Unit 2 Af ter an unscheduled 47-day shutdown (repairs to SG's and removal of degraded sleeves), the plant restarted on August 21. The following day the plant shut down when a massive fault occurred in the main B-transformer. This fault is believed to be similar to the series of five transformer faults which occurred l
l earlier. The fault, believed to have started in the bushing, fractured the transformer casing in two areas. There is no restart estimate.
Wolf Creek, Unit 1 On August 20 Kansas Gas & Electric announced a delay in the commercial operation date of the plant from May 1984 to the spring of 1985. Delays are due to new Federal safety regulations and stricter quality requirements; increased costs will be about half a billion dollars.
1 Rancho Seco On August 20, the plant began a return to power operation following repairs.
Waterford, Unit 3 LF5L announced a delay in fuel load until May 1983 and in commercial operation
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Washincton Public Power Supoly System (WPPSS), Unit 2 NMSS issued a r.aterials license to WPPSS for handling fuel assemblies for Unit 2.
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Emercency Precaredness Due to budget constraints, INPD evaluations of emergency preparedness programs called for in the coordination plan for 1933 may not provide NRC information needed on licensee preparedness that would allow a reduction in the NRC inspection INPD may be in a position to evaluate exercises in July 1983.
program.
An Emergency Preparedness Appraisal Team began their inspection at Shoreham on August 23, 1982.
Construction Assessment Team (CAT) Inspections IE will visit the Bellefonte site next week to obtain construction status infor-mation for the CAT Inspection to begin later in September.
Zimmer, Unit 1 Because the Commission has rejected eight safety-related issues from the licensing review, the ASLE has no objections to aurhorizing NRR to issue a license for fuel loading and loa power operations not in excess of 5% of rated power.
Petition for Rulemakirc On August 26, the EDO approved publication of a FRN denying the General Atomic Company's petition for rulemaking to change er delete NRC Classification Guide for Sa'eguarts Information (in Appendix A to 10 CFR Part 95).
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OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending August 27, 1982 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of i
Request Initial Decision Received 427 23 Granted 31 0 1
Denied 62 19 Pending 55 3
ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received (NRC employee)
Requests all information pertaining to an OIA (82-391) investigation concerning herself.
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Requests all information pertaining to an OIA (S2-392) investigation concerning herself.
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Bill Hafner Requests a list of the design generic issues.
l (E2-393) i Anne Rapkin, Requests all documents related to the packaging and State of Illinois transport of spent nLclear fuel away from its (82-394) reactor sites by Southern' California Edison Company.
Louis T. David, Requests a copy of the contract, proposals, and Franklin Research all related modifications for RFP No. RS-01E-82-249 Center entitled " Technical Assistance to Support NRC IE (82-395)
Personnel in the Investigation of Incidents."
l (An individual requesting Requests all security reports, personnel reports l
information about himself) or similar documents pertaining to his employment (82-395) at the Ginna Nuclear Power Plant.
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Stephen G. Sawicki, Requests all documents since 1979 concerning labor The News-Herald unions, strikes or misconduct by unions or their (22-397) members at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant and all documents since 1980 regarding construction defects, design errors or quality assurante problems involving L.K. Comstock Company of Danbury, Connecticut at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant.
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Requests seven categories of documents regarding Tomar, Parks, Seliger, submissions by the General Public Utilities Simonoff & Adourian Corporation (GPU), pursuant to the Price-Anderson (82-398)
Act for its Oyster Creek Nu: lear Power Plant regarding insurance coverage in effect for the period from January 1,1980 to date and documents regarding the nuclear material transported by Douglas and Marilyn Roh on nalf of Tri-State Transit Company for the GPU at the Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant and terminating at a nuclear dump in Beatty, Nevada.
Joseph Gallo, Requests, on behalf of Consumers Power Company, Isham, Lincoln five categories of documents regarding the Systematic
& Beale Evaluation Program.
(82-399)
Robert R. Belair, APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION for the release of three Kirkpatrick, Lcckhart, documents denied to him concerning a request for Hill, Christopher &
all documents which the Commission or the NRC Phillips staff has " focused on the risks associated with"
( 82-A-19-E2-308 )
fuel loading and low power operation, and in which the Commissien has " chosen a level of emergency preparedness appropriate to assure the health and safety of the public" for fuel loading and low power operation.
Granted Andrea K. Wilsen In response to a request for seven categories of (E2-298) documents relating to the Dow Chemical Company and in the incineration of low-level radioactive wastes, made available various licenses and amendments and other documents.
Wells Eddleman, In response to a request for documents relating to North Carolina Public pins designed to hold neutron shielding pads in Interest Research Group place under accident conditions, made available (82-313) six documents.
Illyn R. Weiss, In response to a request for all comments / documents Harmon & Weiss by NRC staff or contracto-s on the final (B2-331) environmental statement and its recently issued rupplement for the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Plant, informed the requester that no comments were being solicited and therefore there are no documents.
ENCLOSURE A AUG 2 71932
3 Granted. Cont'd (NRC employee)
In response to a request for information concerning (82-339) the rankings of all applicants for membership on the NRC Federal Women's Program Advisory Committee, the criteria appifed by the nominating panel and/or selection official in establishing those rankings and the identity of the selection official, made available the requested information.
Malcolm H. Philips, In response to a request for documents regarding Debevoise & Liberman 10 CFA Dart 50, Appendix B Quality Assurance (82-345) audits of testing facilities conducted within the past 10 years by the NRC staff, made available nine documents. Informed the requester that the NRC does not conduct the audits required under 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix B, and that the NRC has not conducted inspections of test organizations specifically for the purpose of verifying conformance to this as:dit requirement.
Kathleen H. Shea,
In response to a request for a copy of the draft Lowenstein, Newman, Memorandum of Understanding between the NRC and Reis & Axelrad the State of Rhode Island, made available a copy (62-357) of the requested document.
Robert R. Seiler In response to a request for a listing of all nuclear (82-387) power plants in the U.S., made available a copy of the requested information.
Denied Laura Macklin, In response to a request for three categories of Citizens for Nuclear records relating to the Armed Forces Radiobiology Reactor Safety, Inc.
Research Institute (AFRRI) Cobalt-60 Storage (E2-269)
Facility in Bethesda, Maryland, made available 79 documents. Denied portions of six documents, the disclosure of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.
William R. Prencergast, In response to a request for copies of the quarterly LFE Corporation reports of distribution to general licensees (82-296) provided to the NRC by the Measurex Corporation of California, denied these reports in their entirety containing confidential commercial or financial information.
Darwin Sator, In response to a request for a copy of a report Dayton Newspapers, Inc.
from Sherril J. Nolder, Kaiser Engineers, on the (82-336)
Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant, denied the document in its entirety, the disclosure of which would interfere with an ongoing investigation.
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4 Denied, Cent'd Ellyn R. Weiss, In response to a request for all documents or Harmon & Weiss other input to Chapter 7 and Appendix J of the (82-344)
Final Environmental Statement and its supplement for the Clinch River Breeder Reactor, made available 20 documents. Denied three documents in their entirety containing advice, opinions and reconmendations of the staff.
Peter L. Collins, In response to an APPEAL TO THE EDO for copies of Research Counsel of the quarterly " Report of Transfer of Devices kashington Distributed Under General License" for the (82-A-12-82-263)
Ohmart Corporation and Texas Nuclear Corporation from 1970, denied these reports in their entirety containing commercial or financial information.
Philip P. Steptoe, In response to an APPEAL TO THE EDO for four Isham, Lincoln affidavits which referred to allegations of
& Beale improper construction practices at the LaSalle (22-A-15-62-248)
Nuclear Power Plant, made available two affidavits as we received them from the Government Accountability Project (GAP). Denied portions of two other affidavits because disclosure of the information would interfere with an ongoing enforcement proceeding.
Harold J. Spelman, In response to APPEALS TO THE EDO for documents Harold J. Spelman relating to the preliminary draft environmental and Associates impact statements for the Rare Earths facility (E2-A-16-82-255) in West Chicago, Illinois, continued to deny the (82-A-17-E2-256) seven documents in their entirety containing (52-A-18-82-257) advice, opinions and recommendations.
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ENCLOSURE A AUS 2 71332
i WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEK ENDING AUGUST 27, 1982 RFP ISSUED RFP No.
RS-NMS-83-030
Title:
"Model Documentation and In-House Training for Unsaturated Flow and Transport Modeling"
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Description:==
The NRC will select computer codes to bring in-house as pre-qualified codes which the staff, licensees and applicants mey use. The NRC estimates that two codes will be selected for pre-qualification, the contractor will develop through this contract written documentation, a user's manual, card deck, an in-house training package and course for each computer code selected Period of Performance: Six (E) months after contract effective date Sponsor: NMSS Status: RFP issued on August 24,19E2 with closing date of September 24, 1982.
RFQ ho.
RS-NER-22-134
Title:
"TMI-2 Fire Protection Evaluation"
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Description:==
The contractor will review and evaluate the licensees' revised fire hazards analysis for Unit 2.
The contractor will perform an on-site fire-protection survey and provide a safety evaluation Period of Performance: Three (3) months after contract effective date Sponsor: NRR Status: RF0 issued August 20, 1982 to those firms presently qualified under the Basic Ordering Agreement entitled " Fire Protection Review and Evaluation." Closing date is September 3, 1982.
RFP NO.
RS-NMS-83-028
Title:
" Additional Tasks for Development of the Automated Matcrial Accounting Statistics System"
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Description:==
Tne contractor shall perform work in the (1) development of applications oriented AMASS documentation; (2) validation of the generic measurement error structure employed in AMASS by the analyses of the source of measurement errors for general major measurement systems; and (3) incorporation into AMASS the effects of bias and bias correction procedures Period of Performance: 15 months Sponscr: AMSS Status: RFP issued August 24, 1922.
AUG 2 71932 ENCLOSURE A f
9 PROPOSAL UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.: RS-NRR-82-128
Title:
" Availability of Medical Treatment to Minimize Early Fatalities Post l
Severe Reactor Accidents"
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The contractor shall determine the availability of sources by geographic region, nationwide, of emergency supportive medical services and personnel for handling treatment of people with acute radiation injury in the unlikely event of a severe reactor accident to reduce potential fatality levels Period of Performance: 45 days Sponsor: NRR t
Status: Best and Finals were forwarded to SEP on August 20, 1982. Final f
Evaluation Report due August 27, 1982.
O CONTRACT AWARD Contract No. NRC-25-82-320
Title:
" Cost Analyses for Design, Development, and Operation of the Material Accounting System" Des cripti on: To perform a cost analysis for the dcsign, development, 1
implementation, and operation of the NRC Material Accounting (MAC) moduie Pe/iod of Performance: Four (4) months Status: Interagency Agreement was issued on August 25, 1982 to Department of the Air Force (FEDSIM/SU)
CONTRACTS CLOSED-0UT NRC-C6-BD-6ED State of Nevada 6/27/82 NRC-02-80-064 Western International Energy 6/27/82 Board NRC-05-81-256 Princeton Gamma Tech 6/27 'S2 NRC-02-80-032-01 Mountain West Research 8/23/82 NRC-02-83-032-02 Social Research Applications 8/23/82 NRC-02-80-032-03 Denver Research Institute 8/23/82 NRC-02-BD-0?2-04 Resource Communities, Inc.
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- UG 2 7 1932 ENCLOSUPE A
4 0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending August 27, 1982 After an unscheduled 47-day shutdown (repairs to SG's and removal of degraded sleeves), North Anna Unit 2 restarted on August 21, 1982. On August 22,1982,' at 7:30 a.m., North Anna Unit 2 was at 30% power when a massive fault occurred in the main B-transformer causing immediate shut-down. This sixth fault is believed to be similar to the series of five transformer faults which occurred at North Anna Unit 2 during the fall and summer of 1980 and 1981, respectively. No fire occurred in this latest E-transformer fault; however, the transformer casing was fractured and split in two areas. The fault is believed to have initiated in the bush-ing. There is no estimate to when North Anna Unit 2 may be ready for restart.
Wolf Creek Generatine Station, Unit 1 Kansas Gas & Electric Ccmpany, in a press release. issued August 20, 1982, announced a delay in the " completion date for the plant" until the spring of 19E5. This is the new commercial operation date; previously the utility
- rojected May 1984 as the commercial operation date. The reasons cited by the utility for the delay were "new federal safety regulations and continu-ally stricter quality requirements." The utility estimates that the change in the completien date will increase the cost of the plant from $1.9 billion to between $2.3 and $2.5 billion.
F.ancMo Seco ? uclear Generatino Station On August 20,19E2, the Rancho Seco facility began a return to power operation following a shutdown in April 1982 to repair cracks found in a nozzle safe-l end. The repairs included replacing the "A" and "B" noz:les and installing
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During the no::le repair shutdown, damage to the steam generator internal auxiliary feedwater headers was identified. The internal header was discon-nected, retired and replaced with an external feed system.
Waterford 3 On August 25 NRR was informed that local newspapers reported that LP&L has announced a delay in commercial operation of Waterford 3 until January 1984 and in fuel lead until May 1953.
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NRC TM1 PROGRAM 0FFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT August 22, 19E2 - August 28, 1982 Plant Status Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) to reactor building ambient.-
Available Core Cooling Modes: Mini Decay Heat Removal (MDHR) system.
RCS Pressure Control Mode: RCS is vented to the reactor building.
Major Parameters (as of 0500, August 27, 1982) (approximate values)
Average Incore Thermocouples: 126*F Maximum Incore Thermocouple:
143*F RCS Loop Temperatures:
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Hot Leg 106*F 105*F Cold Leg (1) 83*F 83*F (2) 85'F 84*F Pressure: The reactor coolant system is vented to the reactor building.
Reactor Euilding: Temperature:
83*F Pressure:
-0.2 psig Airborne Radionuclide Concentrations:
3 4.7 E-8 uCJ/cc H (sample taken 8/10/E2) 85 6.2 E-6 uCi/cc Kr (sample taken 8/10/E2) 1.4 E-9 uti/cc particulates (sample taken 8/27/82) 1.
Ef fluent anc Environmental (Raciolocica*.) Information Licuid effluents from the TMI site released to the Susquehanna River after processing, were made within the regulatory limits and in accorcance witn NRC reccirements and City of Lancaster Agreement dated Februa ry 27, 1950.
During the period August 20, 19E2, through August 26, 1982, the effluents centained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point and individual effluent sources, which ori inated within Unit 2, contained no 3
detectable 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 July 31, 1982, through August 27, 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 gamma rate networks during the period from August 18, 1982, through August 26, 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 sampier:
1-131 Cs-137 Sam:le Period (uti/cc) (uti/cc)
HP-333 August 18, 19E2 - A-gvot 25, 1982 (6.3 E-14
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Licensee Radioactive Material and Radwaste Shioments On August 23, 1952, seven LSA boxes and one solidified Hittman liner was sni;;ed from Uni 1 to the Barnwell Waste Management Facility, Earnwell, South Carolina.
On August 24, 1932, seventy-one drums of Unit 1 and Unit 2 contaminated laundry were shipped to Interstate Laundry, New Kensington, Pennsylvania.
On August 25,19E2, a Unit 2 EPICOR 11 prefilter (PF-1) was shipped to EG55 Incorporated, Idaho Falls, Idaho.
On August 25, 1952, #ive sr.ubbers from the Unit 2 reactor building were shipped to Wyle Laboratories, Huntville, Alabama.
Maior Activities 1.
Submer;ed Demineralizer System (SDS). SDS processing of Batch 33 was stoppec Tuescay, August 24, 1952, after high strontium was detected in the effluent from the system. This is a normal indication that a cemineralizer vessel chance out is necessary. Processing of Batch 33
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EPICCR II. The EPICOR II system continued to process SDS effluent during
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Peactor Building Entries. Three reactor building entries were conducted curing the past week (August 23, 25, and 27, 1982). During the entries an' attempt was made to uncouple the leadscrews from all the 61 control
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rods and the eight axial power shaping rods. The uncoupling appeared successful in all but three cases. Three control rod leadscrews were left coupled to their spider assemblies after repeated attempts to l
uncouple the bayonet type connections were unsuccessful. Prior to reactor vessel head removal, the iendscrews are normally uncoupled from i
the spider assemblies and raised to a parked position inside the control rod drive mechanisms. Following the uncoupling attempts this week, all control rod housings were left vented to the reactor building to prevent accumulation of potentially explosive gases.
An attempt to inspect the reactor building below the 305 ft. elevation
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with a closed circuit television camera was delayed due to camera transmission problems.
During the week of August 30, 1982, the licensee plans to initiate an 1
l experiment to measure the rate of gas generation in the rea'ctor vessel.
A manometer will be connected to the center most control rod drive mechanism to measure the rate of pressure increase (gas generation).
Additionally, the gas collected in the manometer connecting hoses will be sampled. Gas samples will also be taken from the pressurizer and the hot leg high point vents.
A reactor building decontamination program is scheduled to start in l
September. The proposed decontamination techniques are similar to those used during the gross decontamination experirent. The proposed program will incluce decontamination of the reactor building dome, the polar crane, anc inside the "D" rings.
4 EPICOR II Prefilter Shipment. On August 25, 1982, the second in a series f
of 49 EPICOR 11 Pref 11ters (PF-1) was shipped from TMI to the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (INEL) in Scoville, Idaho. The PF-1 liner and shipping cask were inerted with nitrogen as an added safety precaution to insure no combustible gases would exist during shipment.
The gas compositien in the liner will be maintained at <2.5% hydrogen and
<0.St oxycen. Tne Department of Energy (DOE) took possession of this waste ensite and will ccnduct R&D testing at the INEL facility. The PF-1 i
liner is scheduled to arrive at INEL on August 30, 1982. GPU is currently making preparations for the shipment of EPICOR 11 PF-2 the week of September 7, 1982.
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On Wednesday, September 1,1982, Lake Barrett will meet with the Concerned Mothers of Middletown to discuss the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board's decision on the examination cheating as well as Unit 2 cleanup issues.
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On Tuesday, September 28, 1982, Lake H. Barrett will participate in a public meeting sponsored by the Hershey League of Women Voters to discuss TMI Unit 2 cleanup issues.
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operational controls pertaining to onboard location and special tie-downs for shipment of plutonium by air be deleted or modified.
i The operational controls are part of the qualification criteria the Commission certified to the Congress to satisfy Public Law 94-79 enacted on August 9, 1975 that a safe shipping container for air transport of plutonium had been developed and tested and that the container would not rupture under crash and blast-1 testing epuivalent to the crash and explosion of high-flying aircraft. The criteria received an independent technical review and endorsement by both the NRC Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards and the Aeronautics and Space Engineering Board of,the National Academy of Sciences.
The DOE indicates that there are significant problems of high cost and air carrier complications that affect timely transit of small-quantity inter-national safeguards samples. Shipments are to be made in support of International Atomic Energy Agency and the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
Washincton Public Power Supply System Materials License Issued Materials License No. SNM-1890 was issued on August 25, 1982 to the Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS) authorizing the receipt, possession, inspection and storage of fuel assemblies for WPPSS Unit 2.
The license also authorized possession and use of small quantities of SNM in Sb-Be neutron sources.
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f OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Itsas of Interest Week Ending August 27, 1982 1.
There were no Significant Enforcement Actions taken during the past week.
2.
The following Prelininarv Notifications were issued during the past week:
a.
PNG-II-82-96, Mississippi Power and Light Company (Grand Gulf Unit 1) - Initial Criticality.
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PNO-II-82-97, Tennessee Valley Authority (Browns Ferry Units 1, 2, and 3) - Breach of Radioactive Material Package Integrity.
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PNO-II-82-98, Tennessee Valley Authority (Ha-tsville Units B1 and B2, Phipps Bend Units 1 and 2) - Cance'lation of TVA Units, d.
FNO-III-82-79, Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company (Zimmer) - Petition to Reopen Zinmer Hearing.
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PNO-IV-82-31, Arkansas Power and Light Company ( Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit 2) - Shutdown of ANO, Unit 2 for Scheduled Refueling Outage.
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PNO-IV-82-32, Arkansas Power and Light Company (Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit 1) - Manual HPSI for Approximately Three Minutes Following Reactor Trip to Maintain Pressurizer Level.
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PNO-V-82-36, Portland General Electric Company (Trojan) - Inoperability of Engineered Safety Features Automatic Actuation.
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Other Items a.
Office of the Director
- i. The Director, IE, the Director of the Enforcement Staff, IE and IE staff met with Region IV staff on August 26, 1982 in the Regional Office to discuss pending enforcement cases, ii. The Deputy Director, IE met with Region II staff and representatives from Carolina Power and Light Company on August 24, 1982 to discuss the licensee's corrective action plan, b.
Division of Emergency Preparedness
- i. On July 28, 1982, INPO informed the NRC that the INPO evaluations of emergency preparedness programs called for in the coordination plan for 1983 would not be conducted separate from other INPO evaluations. Because of budget constraints, INPD proposes to add emergency preparedness areas to the scope of their current evaluation and assistance team visits. This formulation may not 6E2 ENCLOSURE D 0
, provide NRC the requisite information on licensee preparedness that would allow a reduction in the NRC inspection program.
Negotiations with INP0 will continue to see if additional resources will be made available by INPO to carry out the programs discussed in the coordination plan. INPO may be in a position to evaluate exercises in July 1983.
ii. Deputy Director, DEP and Deputy Director, EDO met with the Assistant Secretary for Health to discuss NRC and Health and Human Services (HHS) medical /public health liaison during an emergency as well as matters related to potassium iodide.
iii. Director, DEP met with the PNL staff on August 23-25, 1982 to discuss the 1983 Contractual Scope of Work and to review FY 82 accomplishments.
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An Emergency Preparedness Appraisal Team began their inspection at the Shoreham facility on August 23, 1982.
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Division of Reactor Prograns
- i. The Director, DRP, the Chief of the Reactor Operations Branch and staff met with INPO representatives on August 24, 1982 to discuss the INP0 evaluation program and the coordination plan for INPO evaluations and PAT activities.
ii. The Director, DRP, the Chief of the Reactor Operations Branch
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and staff briefed the ACRS Subconmittee on Reactor Operations on i
August 25, 1982 on the PAT and SALP programs.
iii. Division staff will visit the TVA Bellefonte site during the week of August 30, 1982 to September 3, 1982 to obtain construction status information in preparation for the Construction Assessment Team Inspection to begin later in September.
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Division of Engineering and Quality Assurance
- i. A neeting between representatives of IE, AEOD and RES was held August 24, 1982 to review draft revisions to 50.72 and 50.73 resulting fron industry comments and further staff review.
The two proposed rules are currently being compared for consistency.
The two rules will be forwarded in one commission paper to maintain that consistency. AEOD and IE are preparing the commission paper assisted by RES.
ii. A discussion was held with an INP0 representative on August 24, 1982 to discuss NRC/INPO coordination on potentially generic conmunications.
The potential benefit is conservation of IE and INPO resources thru reduction ir duplication of effort.
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Enforcenent Staff I
- i. The Director of the Enforcement Staff briefed the ACRS Subcommittee on Reactor Operations on August 25, 1982 on the NRC enforcement policy.
ii. The following payments of civil penalties were received by the NRC during the past week:
(a) Blanchard Valley Hospital - Payment of $1,000 received on August 23, 1982 (EN-82-25).
(b) Georgia Power Company (Hatch) - Payment of $20,000 received on August 24, 1982 (EN-82-23).
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BWR FIST Facility The FIST facility is being cleaned and flushed in preparation for hot The bundle have been assembled but will not be check-out tests.
installed until after the initial hot check-out. Facility construction l
is nearing completion with instrumentation wiring the major remaining task. Shakedown testing and facility characterization tests are i
scheduled for September and October. Testing is scheduled to begin l
November or December.
Semiscale The report evaluating the integral systems test needs and facility option for the 2 x 4 plant configuration completed by INEL. The report is arranged in the following three segments:
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Relevant safety and licensing issues, 1
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Data and hardware needs suggested by these issues and, 3.
Recommendations with regard to new and modified existing facilities.
The report is now under review by RES and NRR. The results will be factored into RES plans for furture Semiscale facility developments.
LOFT In a pretest run to power, with control-rods positioned identically as in the last test. L2-5 fuel temperatures were measured to provide comparisons with those taken in L2-5. This data indicated that clad ballooning during L2-5 does not cause a safety concern. The reactor is now being brought to power in preparation for the first in a i,
series of L6-8 tests. This series, which will continue until about September 1 will consist of two control-rod withdrawal transients, three sets of maneuvers to recover.from a; simulated steam generator tube rupture, and one natural circulation test with primary system partially voided and a low thermal driving force.
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where the flow channels are clear of obstructions.
Also, data tapes from the Cylindrical Core Test Facility and the Slat Core Test Facility were received and will soon be processed for addition to the data bank.
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Km. H. Zimmer Nuclear pcwer Station, Unit 1 On August 24, 1982 the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board issued a Memorandum and Order ruling upon the Applicants' Motion for Reconsideration and Clarification of the Licensing Board's Initial Decision of June 21, 1982.
In its Orcer the Licensing Board stated that its earlier decision did not authorize the issuance of an operating license for the Zimmer facility restricted to 5% of rated power in that there was pending before it a motion to admit eight safety-related issues. However, in that these issues have now been rejected pursuant to the Commission's Order of July 30, 1982, the Licensing Board concluded that it perceived "no bar to now authorizing the Director of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, upon making the findings prerequisite thereto, to issue a license authorizing fuel loading and low power operations not in excess of 5% of rated power." The Board stated, however, that its authorization was subject to any further action by the Connission pursuant to the Intervenor's pending motion requesting reconsifieration cf the Commission's Order of July 30, 1982.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
---0FF'.CE OT INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEr, ENDIN3 AUGUST 27, 1982 Foreign Visits to NR(
On Monday Dr. Rudolf Neider, of the German Federal Institute for Materials Testing, met with staff of the Low-Level Waste Licensing Branch of tne NMSS Division of Waste Management to discuss the regulatory aspects of tne disposal of low-level ros :o; tive westes.
On Wednesday Professor Jean Teillac, Hign Commissioner of the French Atomic Energy Canmission, toured TMI and met briefly with Lake Barrett, Deputy Program Director of the TMI Program Office of NRR.
On Wednesday Dr. M. J. Knight, Senior Lecturer in Engineering and Environmental Geology of the Australian University of New South Wales, met with G. F. Birchard, of the Waste Management Brancn of the RES Division of Health, Siting, and Waste Management, to discuss regulatory research on waste disposal.
i On Fricay Mr. Per Bystedt, of the Division of Licensing and Safety Assessment of tne Swedish N;: lear Power Inspectorate, met with R. Walker of the NRC Region !!I office to discuss tne role of the regional office in the review of technical specifications of operating reactors, and significant safety issues among operating EWRs witnin tne region.
Prcoosed Fetransfer of Secarated Plutonium from France to Jacan On August 26, staff members from IP and NMSS met with representatives from ACDA and the Departments of Energy, State and Defense to discuss physical Security and transportation arrangements for the proposed retransfer of 105 tonnes of plutonium (separated from the reprocessing of U.S.-origin material) fro France to Japan.
- Applications for Import of Foreien Enriched Uranium for Domestic Use Florida Power and Light proposes to import 30,000 kilograms of European-enriched and owned uranium as reload fuel for its Turkey Point facility (Edlow International Company Application ISNhS2010). The Office of the Uranium Enrichment and Assessment, DOE, has exhibited interest in this proposal because of the effects the import of foreign-enriched materials may have on the domestic enrichment program. DOE has suggested further that the possibility exists that foreign enriched uranium may be dumped on the U.S. market at prices less than the cost of production.
In a separate, but somewhat related, application (ISNM82015), Phibro-Salomon, Inc.
recently made application for the import, over a 5 year period, of 500 tonnes of uranium, with enrichments up to 5 weight percent U-235, for possible use in unspecified domestic programs.
(The staff views the Phibro-Salomon application at this time as speculative, that is, one for whic.%.no confirined source of supply or end use is in place, but the license is reouested for use if an opportunity arises.) This application, too, has raised the interests of DOE as well as several private firms.
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l Foreign Reports The following foreign reports were received in IP August 23-27:
(For further information contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X24506.)
From tne FRG:
Developments in Nuclear Pressure Vessel and Circuit Tecnnology in the FRG**
Paper presented at the SMIRT-6 Post Conference Seminar, Paris, August 25, 1981 Application of Post-Yield Fracture Mechanics Concepts to Large Scale Specimen Tests on RVP Structural Materials **
Paper presented at tne SMIRT-6 Post-Conference Seminar, Paris, August 25, 1981 Investigation on the Dependence of Transition Temperature Shift on Irradiation Temperature **
Paper presented at the I AEA Specialists' Meeting in Vienna, Austria, October 19-21, 1981 Raciation Experiments during Testing of VAK Nuclear Power Plant **
Paper presented at tne I AEA Specialists' Meeting in Vienna, Austria, October 19-21, 1981 Fracture Mecnanics Metnodology on the Basis of Large Scale Specimens **
Paper Presentec at tne Second International Symposium on Elastic-Plastic l
Fracture Mecnanics, Philadelphia, USA, October 6-9, 1981 German Approach to the Structural Integrity of Irradiated Nuclear Light Water Reactor Vessels **
By K. Kussmaul, MPA, University of Stuttgart Letter etc 10/30/81 f ron K. Kussmaul to Mrs. Adele Riepe, New York Times, Bonn, FRG**
w/ enclosure (in German) re: Irradiation Embrittlement of Reactor Pressure vessel Materials of Lignt Water Reactor Power Plants - Pressurized Tnermal Snock as a Consequence of a Loss of Coolant Accident Fracture Initiation of the Tensile-and Cy-Tests in Experimentally verified Engineering Fracture Mecnanics Approach By K. Kussmaul, MP A, Stuttga rt i
From 5. Korea:
Project Status as of July 1982 for the Wolsung 1 Nuclear Power Plant **
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Monthly Operating Report (June 1982) for Kuosheng Nuclear Power Plant Unit 1**
From the U.K.:
I NRPB-R137 - An Assessment of the Radiological Consequences of Releases from l
Degraded Core Accidents for the Sizewell PWR**
Fron the OECD:
CSNI No. 46 - Proceedings of the Specialists' Meeting on Reliability of the Ultrasonit inspection of Austenitic Materials **
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Tne follo,<ing foreign report has been received in RES August 23-27:
(For furtner information contact Anita Summercur, RES, X74304.)
From the FRG:
KW'J - R 914/013/81 Reactor Safety Research Program - Final Report:
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l OFFICE OT STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING AUGUST 27, 1982 l
Review of Arkansas Program The Arkansas radiation control program will be reviewed the week of August 30, 1982.
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Trainine Course for State Personnel Fifteen State personnel will attend an Inspection Procedures course August 30 to September 3,1982. Region 11. OSP and Agreement State Staff will lead discussion and lecture sessions.
Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors The Executive Board of the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors (CRCPD) met last week in Reno, Nevada, the site of the May,1983 annual meeting. Great concern was expressed regarding NRC's proposed changes in Part 35 regarding licensing of medical users of radioactive materials; an ad hoc committee was appointed to present comments to NRC.
Northeast Interstate Low-level Radioactive Waste Management Compact NRC reviewed and commented on the discussion draft copy of the July 7 Northeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact in a letter dated August 17, 1982 to David Arnold, Executive Director, Coalition of Northeastern Governors (CONEG). The States negotiating under the auspices of the CONEG Low-Level Waste Policy Working Group are Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont.
Northwest Low-level Radioactive Waste Compact U.S. Senator Gorton (Washington) introduced on August 12,1982, 52829, a bill granting the consent of Congress to the Northwest Interstate Compact on Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management. It was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. The bill, as introduced, changes the effective date of the Compact from July 1,1983 to January 1,1986, thereby making the effective date compatible with the Low-Level Waste Policy Act.
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i Pub 11 cations Distributed Volume 2, No. 7 of Operating Reactors Licensing Actions Summary, NUREG-0748, dated August 1982.
Distributed Volume 1 of Occupational Radiation Exposure
- NUREG-0714, dated August 1982.
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0FFICE FOR ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF OPERATIONAL DATA ITEM OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING AUGUST 27, 19S2 The case study report, " Abnormal Transient Operating Guidelines (ATOG) as i
Applied to the April 1981 Overfill Event at Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit 1,"
was issued (AE03/C205). Although a significant event, water did not enter I
the main steam lines, and the event was not classified as an abnormal occurrence. The report recomends (1) resolution of USI A-47, Safety Implications of Control Systems; and (2) control room human factors analyses which consider the short time margins for operator actions.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING AUGUST 27, 1982 Pacific Gas & Electric Company Diablo Canyon - DN 50-275 A meeting between the independent design verification manager (Teledyne) and the licensee was held on 8/26/82, in San Francisco to discuss the licensee's l
progran for seismic analysis of piping and supports. The meeting was attended by Region V personnel, an NRR representative and a Brookhaven representative for the purpose of program familiarization.
l On 8/30/82, Region V personnel will conduct a tour of the Diablo Canyon site for NRR personnel for the purpose of f amiliarization by NRR with some of the more i
l significant modifications.
l On 8/31/82, Region V and NRR personnel will meet in the Region V office to discuss the current status and future plans regarding the Independent Design
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Verification Program currently underway on the Diablo Canyon Project.
1 On 9/1/82, a program review meeting will be held in San Francisco between the i
NRC, PG&E, Bechtel, Teledyne ingineering Services, and the Intervenors.
Media interest in this meeting is expected, 1
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l OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING AUGUST 27, 1982 Petition for Rulemaking i
This notice constitutes notice to the Commission that on August 26, 1982, in accordance with the rulemaking authority delegated to EDO, the EDO approved the publication of a Federal Register Notice denying the General Atomic Company's petition for rulemaking (PRM-95-1) to change or delete Subtopic 112 of Appendix A (NRC Classification Guide for Safeguards Information) to 10 CFR Part 95.
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ITEMS APPROVED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING AUGUST 27, 1982 A.
SECY-82-315 - PROPOSED GUIDANCE FOR IMPLEMENTING STANDARD REVIEW PLAN RULE, Memo Secy to Dircks, 8/24/82 This is to advise you that the Commission has unanimously approved your recommendation that NUREG-0906, " Guidance for Implementation of 10 CFR 50.34(g)" be published for co= ment in the Federal Register, that a public announcement be issued and that copies be sent to the appropriate Congressional Committees, reactor licensees, permit holders, applicants, public interest groups, nuclear steam system suppliers, and other interested persons.
(E90/OPA/OCA) (SECY SUSPENSE:
9/17/82)
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DOCKET DATE/ TIME NilMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 9/1/82 50-395 P-422 To review the licensee's program for South Carolina Power W. Kane 9:00 am Hethesda responding to licensing condition 25
& Light regarding confirmatory seismic (Virgil C. Summer) analysis 9/3/02 50-353 P-110 Limerick Probabilistic Risk Assessment Philadelphia Elec. Co.
- 11. Abelson 8:30 am Bethesda Technical Review 9/7-9/82 50-413 Catawba Site Discuss NRC Instrumentation and Control Duke Power Co.
K. Jabbour 10:30 am 9/1 50-414 York Cty., S.C.
Systems Branch Review items as trans-Westinghouse mitted to Duke 8:00 am 9/8-9 9/8/82 AR-5033 Review April examination results Baltimore Gas &
B. Boger Elec. Co.
9:00 am Bethesda (Calvert Clif fs) 9/8-9/02 50-537 Landow 1111 Working HEB review meeting with the DOE, PMC, TVA R. Stark 8:30 am Bethesda applicants (Clinch River) 9/8-9/82 50-029 Rn. 516 initiate the Integrated Assessment Yankee Atomic Elec.
C. Grimes 9:00 am Old Phillips of Yankee 9/9/82 MHBB 1713 Discuss Westinghouse Rod Bank Westinghouse D. Fieno 8:30 am Bethesda Exchange Methodology 9/10/02 P-ll B Discuss items associated with Mark i BNL, FRC, GE, B. Siegel 8:30 am Bethesda LTP post implementation review Mark 1 Owners Group Structural Mechanics Associates jj E
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- Copics of summaries of these meetings will be made publicly available and placed in the respective docket file (s) in the NRC and local public document rooms.
,3 NRR MEETING NOTICES
- August 27, 1982 APPLICANT /
PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT DOCKET DATI/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION _
8/30-31/82 50-286 Indian Pt. 3 Site Discuss contractor's review to date Power Auth, of State J. Thoma 1:00pn 8:30 am Duchanan, NY of licensee's submittals concerning of New York Radiological Ef fluent Tech Specs
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8/31/82 50-313 MNDB-6507 Discuss questions concerning alternate Arkansas Power and G. Vlssing 10:00 am 50-368 Bethesda safe shutdown means for ANO-1 & 2 Light Co.
Olscuss contents of Beaver Valley 2 OL Duquesne Light Co.
E. Doolittle 8/31/82 50-412 P 422 9:30 am Bethesda Application 8/31-9/1/02 50-508 WNP-3 Site Discuss construction progress and Washington Public L. Wheeler 9:00 am Satsop, Wash.
and schedules for completion Power Supply System 8/31-9/1/82 50-389 St. Lucie 2 Site Perform on-site audit which will Florida Power & Light V. Herses also include a plant tour to observe Combustion Engineering 8:15 am installation of equipment Ebasco 4
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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT Sep. 8-9, Oak Ridge, TN ticeting with ORUL and ANL P. Justus, D. Drooks,
P. Justus, 1982 on Geochemistry Technical EHilT; ORNL and ANL WMllT Assistance representatives Sep. 8, 27-39 Urbana, IL Steering Conmittee Meeting D. Siefken, WMLL; D. Siefken, on Sheffield Tritium J. Foster, USGS; WMLL 1982 Migration Study K. Cartwright, ISGS; D. Ed, IDNS;
- 11. Chinn, IAG; and R. Gaynor, USEcology Sep. 9-10, Che naiy, IL Progress Meeting on NRC-D. Siefken, M. Dunkelman, D. Stefken, 1982 (Sep..,and Funded Trench Cap Studies WMLL; S. Hastler, RES; WMLL Sheffield, Il and USGS Studies on K. Cartwright, T. Johnson, (Sep. 10)
Sheffield Site and T. Larson, ISGS; J. Foster, R. Ilealy, USGS; G. Thompson, Univ. of AZ; D. Ed, IDNS Division of Fuel Cicle and Material Safety DOCKET ATTENDEES /
DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 9/1-9/3 70-33 Attleboro, MA To accompany ' inspector to E.Y.Shum(FC)
E. Y. Shum conduct site visit and close-out radiation sur\\ rey at Texas Instrument f 3cility.
9/7-9/9 70-1113 Wilmington, NC To discuss GE license renewal W. T. Crow (FC)
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DATE/IIME NUi1BER LOCATION PUl! POSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT September 2, 1982 IE Offices Discussion of Research R. DeVoun9, IE R. DeYoung, IE 10:00AM Hethesda, MD Projects and Studies at J. Sniezek, IE Idaho National Laboratory I.. Johnson, INL I
Septenher 8, 1982 50-339 North Anna Site Visit to Discuss the Pattou - France I. Villaiva, IE 10:00AM racility, VA Actions Being Taken by Brisbois - France i
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August 30-Americana Congress International Meeting on Robert Minogue September 2 Hotel Thermal Nuclear Reactor Chicago, IL Sa fety August 31 Americana Congress Review NRC-EPRI Cooperation EPRI
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11:30 AM Hotel in Nucleer Reactor Safety Walt Loewenstein Jose Cortez 3
Chicago, IL Research September 1 Americana Congress Meeting with Tanguy of the P. Tanguy, CEA Robert Minogue/
3:00 PH Hotel CEA to discuss technical Jose Cori.ez Chicago, Il exchange and cooperation in nuclear reactor safety research k 08/30 ORNL, Oakrfdge, Review of Safety Implications S. Hanauer, NRR D. Basdekas l
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SNL, Albuquerque, Review and scheduTfng of NRR A. Szuklewicz, NRR D. Basdekas m
NM subtasks in RES program on D. Basdekas. RES 08/31/82-09/02/82 plant electrical systems Sandia personnel w.
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(If Appilcable) 8/30 Chicago, IL CNSI Meeting RCurtis 8/30-9/3 Albuquerque, NM Sandla-Program & Technical TWalker Revim 8/30-9/3 Los Alamos. NM LANL-Planning for new FY 83 TWalker Program flug. 30 ORNL Program review - Sa fety R. Stone D. L. Basdekas Implications 6 Control Systems Ao'l. 31 SANDIA Program review and scheduling L. Cropp D. L. Basdekas Session - Plant Electrical Systems Study 8/30-31
. Chicago, IL ANS Meetti;s M. Silberberg l
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NRC_CONIACI (If Applicable) 9/17 Washington, D. C.
To discuss the design and J. Reyes (EPRIHeadquaters) test planning for the 1/2 H. Sullivan scale thermal mixing exper
.2 Iments to be performed by CREARE in support of the Pressurized Thermal Shock question.
Sept. 8 A 9 Sandia National Laboratories THi-2 Advisory Group Meeting W. S. Fa rme r.
W. S. Farmer 8:30am - 5:00pm Albuquerque. NM to review examina tion resul ts for electrical eqdipment re-
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,g examina tion gI Sept. 6-9 Richland, WA Mid-Year Projects Rev. meeting M. Jankowski (Da ttelle-PNL)
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DOCKET DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC COMIACE (If Applicable) 8/31 Culver City, CA Plan cooperative res. program
- Tang, Howard, J. O'Brien w/EPRI on Piping Sa fety.
Walton, O'Brien, Baisden 8/31 NL 203 Discuss draf t report submitted by E. Baker, J. Cook E. Baker i
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8/31 Chicago, IL EPRI/NRC Coordination Meeting
- 1. Wall & Attendees W. Anderson
. 9/3 NL 014 Discuss research on load Combinations Anderson, Richardson J. O'Brien
& Reliability of Staff Vs Flexible O'Brien, C.K. Chou
. Piping 9/2 Upton, NY 55MRP V11dation & Transfer of Codes D. Guzy, N. Miegel D. Guzy To.BNL M. Reich, C. Miller 9/8 NL 014 BNL/LLNL Coordination in 55MRP W. Anderson, J. Richardson D. Guzy Validation M. Bohn, M. Refch, H. Graves C. Miller z
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Il0i3ER LOCATIO:I PURPOSE APPLICArir-N.tC CONTACT 13 DATE/TI!*E 8/30/82 50-29 Region 1 Office SALP Doard llecting R. llaynes and Staff; l
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" Fundamentals of G. Sanborn flucicar Pmter Plants F. liasselberg 4:30 PM and Radiation V. Stello J. Fouchard R. Newlin The Media 9/1/82 50-293 Braintree, MA SALP Meeting R. Ilaynes and Staff; T. Elsasser licensee site and 9:00 AM corporate managers 9/2/82 50-247 Region 1 Office Enforcement Conference R. Ilaynes and staff; E. Greenman on Diver Exposure in Licensee management 10:00 AM Spent Fuel Pool and Security Program Concerns Dethesda, MD Draw up Low level Waste F. N. Brenneman 9/2-3 regulatory scheme for CONEG San Diego, CA
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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT August 31, 1982 50-456 Glen Ellyn, IL Enforcement Conference Conmonwealth Ed.
A. B. Davis 10:00 a.m.
50-457 A.B. Davis & staff September 7, 1982 50-316 Glen Ellyn, Il D.C. Cook Amer. Elec. Power J. G. Keppler 50-315 J.G. Keppler & staff September 8, 1982 50-255 Covert, MI Regulatory Performance Consumers Power J. G. Keppler 9:00 a.m.
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l September 16, 1982 SECY-82-379 For:
The Commissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the ED0
Subject:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 10, 1982 A summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Commissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Contents Enclosure Administration A
Nuclear Reactor Regulation B
Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C
Inspection and Enforcement D
Nuclear Regulatory Research E
Executive Legal Director F*
International Programs G
State Programs H
Resource Management I*
Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J'
Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K*
Regional Offices L
CRGR Monthly Report M*
Executive Director for Operations N'
Items Addressed by the Corr.ission 0
Meeting Notices P
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s San Onofre, Unit 2 On September 7 NRC issued an amendment to the operating license authorizing full power operation. The plant is scheduled to achieve 100% power for the first time in late December 1982.
Zion, Unit 2 The plant has been shut down to investigate another incidence of turbine blade failure, almost identical to an occurrence that happened about a year ago. It is expected to take a least two weeks to repair the turbine.
Davis-Besse, Unit 1 The plant started its third cycle of power operation on September 3 after a i
174-day extended outage--over double the length of outage originally scheduled.
1 Power operation at 100t is expected to be achieved by about September 11, 1982.
Femi, Unit 2 The Board of Commissioners of Monroe County, Michigan reouested leave to intervene in the operating license proceeding because of recently apparent cefects in offsite emergency planning at the local level.
NRR is preparing a response.
LOF-A series of six nuclear tests were cendui:ted in the LOFT facility at INEL to simulate acnormal or unusual occurrences in a PWR and to simulate the capability of plant protection systems or operator procedures to return a reactor to a safe shutdown conditien. Plant recovery was successful and systems functioned as expected.
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A Comerce Department expert license application has been submitted for the proposed shipment of reactor equipment to South Africa. The Executive Branch is currently withholding its judgment on this application pending completion of a high-level Executive Branch review of nuclear export policy toward South Africa. NRC has been invited to participate as an observer in this policy review.
Nuclear Non-Preliferation Hearine At a hearing of the Subcommittee on International Security and Scientific Affairs and tne Subcomittee on International Economic Policy and Trade Executive Branch speakers indicated that adoption of proposed amendments to the Nuclear Non-Prolifera-tion Act would encumber the export-related review process and further enhance the perception of the U.S. as an unreliable trading partner.
International Information Exchance Acreeeents Two renewals for the exchange of technical information in regulatory and safety research have been signed by NRC and Switzerland and the hetherlands.
No Char;e for Withdrawn Aeolications Outstanding invoices fer withdrawn facility construction pemits and certain materials aop11 cations, filed before Novemoer 6,1981, (about $10.7 million) are beine cancelled because of a decision Oy tne First Circuit Court of Appeals and Commission agreement l
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withdrawn applications where the request for withdrawal was filed before November 6.1981, the effective date of the Commission's interpretative rule concerning this matter. On August 16, 1982, the Commission approved the OGC recommendation set forth in SECY-82-321 that further court review of the First Circuit decision not be pursued. As a result of the Court decision, and the Commission's action on this matter, outstandino invoices, for withdrawn f acility construtt1on permits and certain caterials acclications, totelling about $10.7 mil' lion are being cancelled.
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OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending September 10, 1982 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Recuest Initial Decision Received 451 23 Granted 328 1
Denied 62 19 Pending 61 3
ACTIONS THIS WEEK i
Received R. F. Fabrizio, Requests a copy of " Initial Guidance for the Baltimore Gas Performance of Systems Interaction Analysis at and Electric Selected LWR's", and " Initial Guidance on Digraph-(E2-414)
Matrix Analysis for Systems Interaction Studies at Selected LUR's."
Catherine Quigg, Requests all documents which relate to " Adversary Pollution and Environmental Actions in the Nuclear Power Fuel Cycle: Reference Problems, Inc.
Events and Their Consequences" (SAI-152-123-80-1)
(82-415) submitted to Brookhaven National Labs under contract 430582.
Carl J. Johnson Requests a copy of the Report to the U.S.E.P.A.,
(E2 416)
Plutonium and Human Tissues Related to Smoking, Age, Residence Near Rocky Flats and Eastern Colorado.
Margaret E. Doris Requests information on the January 25, 1982 (82-417) accident at the Ginna Nuclear Power Plant.
l Joseph M. Price, Requests information on (a named individual's) l Love, Wise, exposure to atomic bomb test detonations and Robinson & Woodroe information regarding the relationship between (82-418) eit er chronic polyneuropathy or amyotrophic h
lateral sclerosis and atomic blast exposure.
Kimberly A. Armstrong, Requests a copy of SECY-82-232, Use of Non-Plant Debevoise & Liberman Specific Simulators for Initial, Replacement.
(82-419) and Requalification Examinations for Licensed Reactor Operators and Senior Operators.
CONTACT:
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Received, Cont'd Requests copies of Ohmart and Texas Nuclear Peter L. Collins, Research Counsel Corporation's responses to the NRC regarding their " Quarterly Report of Transfer of Devices of Washington Distributed Under General License."
(C2-420)
Requests a copy of six listed documents regarding Stephen Robinson (82-421) the University of Kansas Research Reactor.
Louis Freedberg, Ph.D.,
Requests all information regarding the disposal of radioactive, chemical and medical wastes at Youth News (82-422) the St. Albans Hospital in Queens, New York.
Stephen G. Sawicki, Requests all Preliminary Notification, Preliminary The News-Herald Notification of Safeguards Occurrence and (S2-423)
Preliminary Notification of Occurrence documents for the Perry Nuclear Power Plant from January 1, 1976 to September 7,1982.
Granted Fred Millar, In response to a request for four categories of Envi ronmental documents regarding the transportation of Policy Institute radioactive spent fuel and/or wastes by Virginia (82-321)
Electric Power Company (VEPCO), made available two documents.
Lynn S. Davies, In response to a request for documents relating Richards, Brandt, to the St. Joseph's Hospital in Albuquerque, Miller & Nelson New Mexico, and the Iodine 125 seed incident (82-335) that occurred there, made available 13 documents.
Kevin H. LeClair In response to a request for information on the (82-371) use of potassium iodide as a radiation blocker in nuclear power plant accidents, made available 10 documents. Informed the requester one additional document subject to this request is available at the National Technical Information Services (NTIS) and one other document is already available at the PDR.
Vera Euffalo, In response to a request for the names and plant Cobe Laboratories, Inc.
locations of all U.S. facilities licensed to l
(82-379) possess 100,000 or more curies of Cobalt 60, made available the requested information.
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Of these,14 are operated by the DOE for federally-funded programs; and six are commercial, although three are no longer in operation. Informed the requester that to date, the NRC has not licensed any high-level waste disposal sites, j
i (An individual requesting In response to a request for all security reports, information about himself) personnel reports or similar documents pertaining (82-396) to his employment at the Ginna Nuclear Power Plant.
made available a copy of his radiation exposure.
j C. Richard Cranwell, In response to a request for a copy of Virginia Cranwell, Flora Electric Power Company's (VEPCO) application for
& Moore approval of spent fuel routes, made available (82-402) the requested information.
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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 10, 1982 PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.-
RS-NRR-82-ll 8
Title:
" Fire Protection Program Review Case Work Plants I"
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The contractor shall assist in the review and evaluation of final safety analysis reports and fire hazards analyses submitted by applicants for the purpose of obtaining an operator's license.
Period of Performance: 27 months Sponsor: NRR Status: Best and Finals are due September 10, 1982 RFP No.: RS-NRR-82-128
Title:
" Availability of Medical Treatment to Minimize Early Fatalities Post Severe Reactor Accidents"
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The contractor shall determine the availability of sources by geographic region, nationwide, of emergency supportive medical services and personnel for handling treatment of people with acute radiation injury in the unlikely event of a severe reactor accident to reduce potential fatality levels.
Period of Performance: 45 days Spor.s o r : NRR Status: Final Evaluation Report received September 2,1982 RFP No.: RS-NM3-82-046/047
Title:
" Reviewing the Hydrogeologic Investigations of the Nevada Test Site (NTS)-Projects C and D" Des cription: The contractor is to evaluate existing DOE information and associated investigations together with plans for future DOE investigations of hydrogeology of the NTS for the purpose of providing assistance in the preparation and review of the Site Characterization Report (SCR) and in production of NRC's Site Characterization Analysis (SCA).
Period of Performance: From date of award through April 30, 1984 Sponsor: NMSS Status: Final Evaluation Report is being prepared by the SEP and is due September 7,1982.
RFQ No.: RS-NRR-82-134
Title:
"TMI-2 Fire Protection Evaluation"
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The contractor will review and evaluate the licensee's revised fire hazards analysis for Unit 2.
The contractor will perform an onsite fire protection survey and provide a safety evaluation.
Period of Performance: Three months after contract effective date Sponsor: NRR Status: Proposals were received September 3,1982 and are under evaluation by the Panel.
ENCLOSURE A SEF 101552
Weekly Information Report Proposals Under Evaluation RFP RS-MPA-82-319
Title:
" Comprehensive Current (Real-Time) Geophysical Data Storage and Retrieval System"
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To 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 Performance: One year from contract effective date Sponsor: Office of Resource Management Status: Proposals under evaluation.
RFP No.-
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Title:
" Safety Aspects of Industrial Radiography Course"
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The requirement entails the preparation and teaching of two training courses concerning safety aspects of industrial radiography Period of Performance: From contract effective date through October 1983 Sponsor: Office of Inspection and Enforcement Status: Proposals under evaluation.
Contract Award Contract No.: NRC-06-82-292
Title:
" Medical Use of Radionuclides for State Regulatory Personnel" Des cri ption : The requirement involves the preparation and teaching of three training courses on medical use of radionuclides. The training will familiarize the students with both the routine and special uses of radionuclides in medical diagnosis, therapy, and research.
Period of Performance: From contract effective date through May 30, 1983 Sponsor: Office of State Programs Status: Fixed-Price contract awarded to Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center in the amount of $28,365.60.
Contracts Closed-Out NRC-10-81-421 Department of the Air Force (FED 5IM) 9/9/82 NRC-03-78-149 Environmental Protection Agency 9/9/82 NRC-04-78-261 Cornell University 9/8/82 NRC-04-77-364 Univ. of Southern California 9/8/82 NRC-01-78-007 NOAA 9/8/82 NRC-01 018 NOAA 9/8/82 AT(49-24)-0150 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 9/8/82 NRC 80-028- 01 Ott Water Engineers, Inc.
9/3/82 NRC-02-80-028-02 Ralph Stone & Co., Inc.
9/3/82 NRC-02-80-028-03 Battelle Pacific Northwest Labs.
9/3/82 NRC-02-80-028-04 Hittman Associates, Inc.
9/3/82 NRC-02-80-028-05 General Electric - TEMPO 9/3/82 NRC-02-SD-028-06 Harding-Lawson Associates 9/3/82 SEP 1015;2 ENCLOSURE A 1
DIVISION OF TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND DOCUMENT CONTROL
- l NRC Translations Completed for the Month of August 1982 Copies of these translations will be available in the Library on Microfiche for internal NRC staff use only. These translations are derivative works created from foreign documents by the foreign author and are still the property of the j
foreign author or sponsoring government.
j All proprietary translations are unavailable on Microfiche. Requests for pro-prietary information should be directed to the originating office.
i GERMAN NRC Translation 1104 PROPRIETARY GRS-A-605. Special Events in Nuclear Power Plants in the Federal Republic of Germany, Quarterly Report: I/ 81.
D. Bettmann. Reactor Safety Company, Inc.
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Cologne, Germany. May 1981. 35 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP.
Cost: $382.50.
NRC Translation 1105 PROPRIETARY GRS-A-641. Special Events in Nuclear Power Plants in the Federal Republic of Germany, Quarterly Report: 11/81.
A. Voswinkel. Reactor Safety Company, Inc.
j Cologne, Germany. September 1981. 32 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP.
Cost: $378.
NRC Translation 1106 PROPRIETARY i
GRS-A-648. Special Events in Nuclear Power Plants in the Federal Republic of Germany, Quarterly Report: 111/81.
A. Voswinkel. Reactor Safety Company, Inc.
Cologne Germany. November 1981. 35 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP.
Cost: 5389.25.
NRC Translation 1107 PRCPRIETARY GRS-A-696. Special Events in Nuclear Power Plants in the Federal Republic of Germany, Quarterly Report: IV/81.
A. Voswinkel. Reactor Safety Company, Inc.
Cologne, Germany. March 1982. 31 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP.
Cost: 5369.
l FRENCH NRC Translation 1125 CEA No. 9.
Fast Neutron Reactors. Publication Group CEA. Department des Relations Publique. Paris, France. September 1981.
10 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: 5160.
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NRC Translation 1134 I AEA-CN-42/19. Experiential Feedback - Operator Training.
L. Bertron, F. Cogne.
International Atomic Energy Agency. Vienna, Austria. September 13-17, 1982.
17 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: $250.
SPANISH NRC Translation 1116 Radiological Report of the Planned Shutdown of March 1982. Nuclear Safety Council.
Madrid, Spain. June 1982. 17 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: $135.
CHINESE NRC Translation 1095 PROPRIETARY R0 022. Taiwan Power Company, First Nuclear Power Station, Reportable Occurrence Report. Atomic Energy Council. Taipei, Taiwan. April 9,1982. 2 pages.
Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: See Translation 1101.
NRC Translation 1096 PROPRIETARY R0 028. Taiwan Power Company, First Nuclear Power Station, Reportable Occurrence Report. Atomic Energy Council. Taipei, Taiwan. April 10,1982. 2 pages.
Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: See Translation 1101.
NRC Translation 1097 PRCPRIETARY R0 02 9.
Taiwan Power Company, First Nuclear Power Station, Reportable Occurrence Report. Atomic Energy Council. Taipei, Taiwan. April 17,1982. 5 pages.
Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: See Translation 1101.
NRC Translation 1098 PROPRIETARY RD 030. Taiwan Power Company, First Nuclear Power Station, Reportable Occurrence Report. Atomic Energy Council. Taipei, Taiwan. April 22,1982. 2 pages.
Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: See Translation 1101.
NRC Translation 1099 PROPRIETARY R0 021. Taiwan Power Company, First Nuclear Power Station, Reportable Occurrence Report. Atomic Energy Council. Taipei, Taiwan. March 30,1952. 2 pages.
Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: See Translation 1101.
NRC Translation 1100 PROPRIETARY R0 01. Taiwan Power Company, Second Nuclear Power Station, Reportable Occurrence Report. Atomic Energy Council. Taipei, Taiwan. April 29,1932. 2 pages.
Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: See Translation 1101.
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Requested by:
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-of low power natural circulation testing was successfully completed on l
September 7, 1982. These tests were observed by NRC staff. The plant is j
scheduled to exceed 5 percent for the first time on September 9.1982, and i
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NRC dated August 27, 1982, requested leave to intervene in the Fermi 2 l
I operating license proceeding. The reason given for late filing is that the i
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in emergency planning through the county's efforts to prepare the Monroe County Emergency plan, contacts with FEMA, and public meetings with county citizens. Defects are stated to be present in offsite emergency planning l
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radiation to water and air.
A response to the petition is being prepared.
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was scheduled to last only 75 days but was prolonged to repair damaged j
internal auxiliary feedwater headers in both once-through steam generators.
Major activities during the outage included: 1) fuel loading for a nominal j
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the thermal shield bolts, 7) replacement of the station computer with a new dual central processing unit computer system, 8) modification of the i
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NRC TMI PROGRAM OFFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT September 4, 1982 - September 11, 1982 Plant Status Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) to reacter building -ambient.
i Available Core Cooling Modes: Mini Decay Heat Removal (MDHR) system.
RCS Pressure Control Mode: RCS is vented to the reacter building.
Major Parameters (as of 0530, September 10, 1982) (approximate values)
Average Incore Thermocouples*: 121*F Maximum Incore Thermocouple *:
139'F RCS Lcep Temperatures:
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Hct Leg" 10l*F 99*F Cold Leg (1) 80*F El*F (2)
E2*F E2*F Pressure: The reactor coolant system is vented to tne reactor building.
Feactor Euilding: Temperature:
72*F Pressure:
-0.2 psig Airtorr.e Radionuclide Concentraticns:
2.1 E-6 uCi/cc H*
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E5 6.2 E-6 uti/cc Kr (sartple taken 8/10/E2) 2.5 E-9 uCi/cc particulates (sample taken 9/10/E2) 1.
Effluent anc Envircncental (Endiolecital) Infor atien
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- ': site releassc to the Suscuenanna Eiver af ter processing, were made witnin the regulatcry limits and in accordance with NRC requirements and City of Lancaster Agreement dated February 27, 1980.
During the period September 3,1982, through Septemoer 9,1952, the effluents contained nc cetectable radioactivity at the discharge point and individual effluent sources, which criginated within Unit 2, contained no cetectable racioactivity.
' Uncertainties exist as tc the exact location and accuracy of these readings.
"Tne primary water level is belcw the hct leg temperature senscrs.
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Environmental Protection Acency (EPA) Environmental Data The EPA Middletown Office has not received the environmental Kr-85 analytical results for the samples which were taken August 13, 1982 through August 27, 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 gamma rate networks during the period from September 3, 1982, through September 9, 1982.
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Tre following are the NRC air sample analytical results for the cnsite continuous air sampler:
1-131 Cs-137 Samole Period (uti/cc) (uti/cc)
HP-335 September 1 - 8, 19E2
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Licensee Radioactive Material and Radweste Shioments On September 7, 1952, 68 crums of Unit I and Unit 2 contaminated launcry were shipped to Ir.terstate Laundry, New Kensington, Per.nsyl vani a.
On Sectember 9,1982, tne Tri-State Mobile Laundry Decontamination Facility and Vertilaticn Ur.it in Unit 2 were returned to Utica, New York.
Dr. Se;tember 9,19E2, 20 L5A (Low Specific Activity) metal i
ccr. tainers of Unit 1 and Unit 2 waste materials were shipped to U.S.
Ecology, Richier.c, Washington.
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Sobrerged Demineralizer System (SDS). The SDS system is presently snutaown; no new water is reacy for processing. To date SDS has processed 25 batches (approximately 1,205,000 gallons) of contaminated water; 250,000 gallons of this total was Reactor Coolant System (RCS) water.
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Reactor Buildinc Entries. Reactor building entries were conducted on Weonesday, Septemoer 5,1982 and Friday, September 10, 1982. The most labor intensive tasks conducted during the entries involved polar crane damage assessment and continued remote decontamination of th? 282 ft, elevation.
The weekly primary system water sample was taken. A gas sample was collected from the center control rod drive mechanism (CRDM), to determine the composition and the generation rate of gases from the core.
The center CRDM had been isolated and inerted with nitrogen on September 3,1982. A " Base Line" gas sample that was taken then indicated the following:
hydrogen below detectable limits nitrocen 95.5%
oxygen 4.3%
Gas sarple measurements on Septemoer 8, 1982, indicated a gas gereration rate of 0.06 cubic feet per day; the gas sample ir.dicatec the following:
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oxygen 4.3%
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Two reactor builcinc entries are scheduled for the week of September 12,19E2.
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EPICOR II Prefilter Shiorent. Preparations are being completed for the sniprent cf a inirc un a series of 49) EPICOR 11 prefilters to Idaho hational Encineering Laboratory (INEL). On-site gas measurements anc nitrogen inerting of inis EPICOR 11 PF-2 waste liner have been completed.
The initial gas sanple indicated 4.5% hydrogen, 955 nitrogen and non-cetectable (<0,55) oxycen. The PF-2 liner, which contains approximately 1500 curies of r.ixec fission products, was inerted with nitrogen to recute the hydrcgen concentration to <0.25.
The hydrogen gas gereration rate in.PF-2 incicated an acceptable storage ano shiptent perico in excess of 70 days. Because of shipping cask availability delays, PF-2 will continue to be stored in the solid waste storage facility (SWSF) and is scheduled for shipment October 5,1982.
To expecite future shipments, the licensee is making preparation for sampling and inertine PF-6.
The PF-6 liner, which contains approximately 170 curies of fission products, will be placed in an existing SN-1 type B shipoinc cask (designed to withstand transportation accidents) to determine if this relatively low curie liner can meet the DOT /NEC dose rate recuirements. This demonstraticn is expected to be ccmpleted b., the end cf September 1982.
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On Friday, September 17, 1982, Lake Barrett will attend a meeting of the Susquehanna Valley Alliance with Mr. Demetrios Basdekas of the NRC's Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research.
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On Tuesday, September 28, 1982, Lake H. Barrett will participate in a public meeting sponsored by the Hershey League of Women Voters to discuss TMI Unit 2 cleanup issues.
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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS Items of Interest Week Endino September 10. 1982 Visit to Nuclear Fuel Services Plant Fuel Facility Safeguards Licensing staff members visited the Nuclear Fuel Services Plant in Erwin Tennessee to discuss several safeguards issues related to material control and physical security licensing. The major item discussed was possible modifications to the existing process monitoring system which would improve response actions and the reliability of alarus.
Edlow Internation Company - East Saint Louis, Illinois Soecial Nuclear Materials license number 1903 was issued to Edlow International Company on September 3, 1982. The license is for the receipt and storage of up to 1,500,000 kg of UF, enriched to 5% U-235. The material will be stored in l
30" cylinders in a waFehouse in East Saint Louis, Illinois.
Soent Fuel Cask The General Electric Company and Carolina Power and Light Company have suspended use of the Model No. IF-300 rail cask for shipment of BWR spent fuel. The weight of the BWR fuel basket was found to be higher than analyzed. The higher weight of the fuel basket effects the stability of the basket and its ability l
to provide nuclear criticality control following the 30-foot free drop. The IF-300 cask will not be used for BWR spent fuel shipment until compliance with the requirements of 10 CFR Part 71 is demonstrated to NRC.
American Nuclear Society Workshop John G. Davis, Director, NMSS will speak at the American Nuclear Society Workshop in San Diego, California on September 13, 1982. The subject of fir. Davis' speech is Low-Level Radioactive Waste.
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1 OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Items of Interest Week Ending September 10, 1982 1.
The following Significant Enforcement Actions were taken during the past week:
EN-82-11A, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI) - An Order Imposing Civil a.
Monetary Penalties in the amount of $1,500 was issued on September 9,1982.
The action is based on a violation involving the failure to adequately evaluate the discharge of I-131 from a hood in the nuclear phamacy.
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EN-82-31, Orian Chemical Company (Provo, UT)
- An Order to Show Cause Why The License Should Not Be Suspended and an Order Temporarily Suspending License (Effective Immediately) were issued on September 3,1982. The action is based on violations involving refusal to make available to an NRC inspector records of transfer, contamination in areas outside the licensee's premises, possession of source material exceeding authorized limits, and incomplete records of receipt.
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The following prelininarv Notifications were issued during the past week:
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PNG-I-82-31B, Niagara Mohawk Power Company (Nine Mile Point Unit 1) - Linear Indications In Reactor Recirculation System Piping, Update.
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PND-I-82-57A, 57B, and 57C, Consolidated Coal Company (Library, PA) - Possible Rupture of Americium-241 Well Logging Sealed Sources.
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PNO-III-82-84, Consumers Power Company (Palisades) - Return To Operations After Six-Week Outage.
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PNG-III-82-85, Toledo Edison Company (Davis-Besse) - Return to Operations Af ter 171 Day Outage.
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PNO-III-82-B6, Northern States Power Company (Prairie Island Unit 1) - Minor Unplanned Airborne Radioactivity Release.
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PNO-III-82-87, Commonwealth Edison Company (LaSalle Unit 1) - Initial i
Synchronization With Grid.
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PNO-III-82-88 Commonwealth Edison Company (Quad-Cities Units 1 and 2) -
Deficiencies In Offsite Emergency Preparedness Plan.
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PNO-III-82-89, Commonwealth Edison Company (Zion Unit 2) - Turbine Repair Outage.
- i. PNO-III-82-90, Private Residence in Berkeley, Michigan - Decayed Radiophar-maceuticals Found In Private Residence.
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Division of Reactor Programs 1.
The members of the Construction Assessment Team (CAT), IE staff and consultants, met September 8-10, 1982 in the IE offices to finalize plans for the forthcoming inspections to be conducted at the Bellefonte (TVA) site.
ii. Staff from the Division of Reactor Programs and Program Support Branch, IE and inspectors from Regions 11 and IV will visit the Loss of Fluid Test Facility and Power Burst Facility to review the management and procedural controls exercised during recent experiments at the facilities.
This visit is being made at the request of RES.
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Division of Encineering and Quality Assurance Division staff are preparing IE Information Notices on Correction For Sample Conditions For Air and Gas Monitoring and Cracking In the Upper Shell To Transition Cone Girth Weld Of A Steam Generator At An Operating PWR. These notices will be issued in the near future.
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Enforcement Staff On September 7,1982, NRC received a check for $2,500 from Nuclear Fuel Services (Erwin, TN) for payment in full of civil penalty imposed on August 9,1982 (EN-82-27).
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FLECHT SEASET i
3 A PM3 meeting on the FLECHT SEASET program was hield at EPRI in e
i Palo Alto. California on August 26-27, 1982. An agreement was reached between NRC EPRI and W on costs, workscope and schedule i
for the inclusion of COBRA-TF work as part of the 163 Blocked Bundle Task. W expects that all experiments related to the 163 Blocked Bundle Task will be done by mid-September 1982.
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A series of six nuchar tests were conducted in the Less-of-Fluid Test (LOFT) reactor during the period August 26-31, 1982 4
The tests at INEL were designed to simulate abnomal or unusual i
occurrences in a large commercial pressurized water reactor and to simulate the capability of plant protection systems or operator 4
procedures to return such a reactor to a safe shutdown condition.
Two tests in the stries simulated the unexpected withdrawal of reactor control rods, which control the power ou,tput of a nuclear fuel core. Two control rod withdrawal rates--one slow and the other fast-- were investigated. In both tests, withdrawal of the control rods resulted in an increase in reactor power and a subsequent increase in the reactor conling system temperature and pressure.
In the two tests, the automatic plant safety features safely shut l
down the reactor without relying on cperator intervention.
Three tests were designed to evaluate the effectiveness of operator i
recovery procedures when a small break in a pipe less than one inch 1
in diameter, occurs. The first two tests simulated a rupture 1
of a single tube in a steam generator. In the third test, a small
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allow water to leak into the reactor containment building.
i The plant recovery procedures examined in each of the three tests were designed to reduce the primary coolant system pressure as rapidly as possible in order to minimize the leakage of radioactive water from the reactor vessel into the secondary coolant system, where it is more likely to escape into the environment. Each of the recovery procedures was effective in rapidly reducing the reactor cooling system temperature 2nd pressure.
The final tests in this six-test series investigated a plant recovery i
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operators lowered the temperature of the reactor cooling system while injecting water from an emergency backup system to refill the reactor vessel. The procedure was readily accomplished without allowing the water level in the reactor vessel to drop below the top of the nuclear fuel.
During some period of the tests, certain system conditions such as pressure and power changed at rates which were faster or slower than had been predicted. The overall system functioned as expected and it appears that all test objectives were met.
The next test in NRC's LOFT test program is an A'nticipated Transient with Scram, initiated by a loss of all offsite power. This test, designated L9-4 is scheduled for September 22, 1982.
Semiscale The Semiscale report covering the primary feed and bleed test is being reviewed in draft form by RES and NRR. The report addresses the results of the feed and bleed test by comparing the results with a RELAPS test calculation, a RELAP5 calculation for a RESAR-3 plant, and the results of LOFT loss of feedwater tests which included feed and bleed cool down. Presentations ar'e being prepared for the ACRS on the test results.
Data Bank Data from Test 2201 of the GE Single Heated Bundle Facility were added to the data bank. Test 2201 was a refill-reflood performance
^ test.
RELAP5 As a result of independent assessment effort, some modeling deficiencies i
in RELAPS/ MOD 1 have been identified. Some of the RELAP5 code developers are currently fixing these deficiencies.
2D/3D Miniature flow turbine flow meters have been successfully used in the Japanese Cylindrical and Slab Core Test facilities to measure velocities of two-phase fluid. Hcwever, the stainless steel ball bearings used in these turbine flow meters had to be replaced j
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every four tests, which became a significant maintenance item.
Also, with the stainless steel bearings the flow measuring range is only one decade; e.g.,1-10 m/s. Occasionally this constraint becornes significant because the upper limit of the measuring i
range is set by the worst case flow velocity in order to protect l
turbine from overspeeding and a decade from this upper limit may not extend far enough to cover all pf the interested range. EG&G is investicating whether improved graphite bearings can be used to extend the service. life and the measuring range.
Do[ncomer Mixine for Pressurized Themal Shock Two preliminary calculations of thermal mixing in a downcomer of a.3 loop.
W plant with no loop flow, have been received from consultants (Dr. 5. Levy andProfessorT.Theofanous)andtransmittedtoNRR(memo.fmN.Zuberto i
E. Throm, "Downtort,er Temperature with No Loop or Vent Valve Flow," dtd August 24,1982).
These calculations indicate that the effects of:
Heat transfer to the coolant from reactor vessel walls, piping a.
and themal shield, and b.
Mixing (by natural convection or plume entrainment) of the fluid in the downtomer with that in the lower plenum, are potentially importagt as they can raise the temperature of the fluid in the downcomer between 50 F and 200 F, depending on the time in the transient.
Publications to be Issued in the Near Future
Title:
Information Relevant to Ensuring that Occupational Radiation Exposures at Uranium Mills Will Be As Low As Is Reasonably Achievable
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Provides guidance to uranium mill licensees for developing radiation protection and ALARA programs acceptable to the NRC licensing staff. ~
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A. Roecklein 443-5970 Publications Issued During the Week of September 6-10, 1982 Draft Regulatory Guide and Value/ Impact Statement: Proposed Revision 1 to Regulatory Guide 5.37, "In Situ Assay of Enriched Uranium Residual Holdup",
Task SG-047-4.
Comments requested by November 15, 1982.
Contact:
S. Frattali (301-443-5976).
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Draft Regulatory Guide and Value/ Impact Statement: Proposed Revision 1 to Regulatory Guide 5.38, " Nondestructive Assay of High-Enrichment Uranium Fuel Plates by Garraa Ray Spectrometry", Task SG-048-4. Comments requested by November 18, 1982.
Contact:
S. Frattali (301-443-5976).
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Arrangement Activity The EDO this week delegated IP Director James R. Shea to sign for NRC the renewal of the "NRC - Netherlands Ministry for Social Affairs and Employment i
Arrangement for the Exchange of Technical Information and Cooperation in l'
Regulatory and Safety Research Matters" in the Hague on Wednesday, September 15, 1982. Chairman Palladino had planned to sign this arrangement in the Netherlands, before his travel was cancelled.
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The Swiss Federal Office of Energy (F0E) this week returned to IP the completed renewal of the "NRC-F0E Arrangement for the Exchange of Technical Information j
and Cooperation in Nuclear Safety Matters." It was signed by Dr. Eduard Kiener, 1
Director of the F0E, in Bern on August 10, 1982. The EDO had signed it for NRC in Bethesda on July 20. (See Items for weeks ending 7/23, 7/9, and 6/4/82.)
IP has sent the arrangement to SECY for certification.
Foreicn Visits to NRC i
On Monday Dr. Christopher 0'Farrelly of the Electricity Supply Board of Ireland j
presented a lecture to the NRC staff on the utilization of designed safety f
features in developing margins of safety in reactor operation.
1 On Monday Mr. J. Brisbois of the French Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) met with NRR and RES staff representatives to discuss operating procedures and a review l
of emergency operating guidelines.
l On Monday and Tuesday Mr. Klaus Stadie, Deputy. Director (Safety and Regulation) of the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA), met with W. J. Dircks, EDO, and senior i
staf f of NRR, RES, AEOD, and IP to discuss NRC representation on various Working Groups of the NEA's Committee on the Safety of Nuclear Installations (CSN!).
i On Monday and Tuesday Mr. W. Vinck, Director General for Industrial Affairs of the Commission of the European Communities, met with (1) RES Director R. B. Minogue and senior RES staff to discuss the status of various rulemaking i
activities and the evaluation of LWR research programs; (2) M. Knapp and D.
a Fehringer of the NMSS High-Level Waste Licensing Branch to discuss the status of rulemaking on HLW management and disposal; (3) V. Stello, DEDRDGR, to
,J discuss recent developments in seismic licensing and generic regulatory require-ments; (4) R. Purple, Deputy Director of the NRR Division of Licensing, to g
discuss the current situation on post-TMI reactor evaluation; and (5)
J. N. Wilson of OPE to discuss safety goals.
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On Wednesday Commissioner Oscar Jimenez Reynaldo of the Spanish Consejo f'
de Seguridad Nuclear (CSN) met with Commissioners Gilinsky, Ahearne, and Roberts as well as Messrs. R. B. Minogue and G. Arlotto, RES, and Messrs.
j T. Ippolito and W. Kane, NRR. Mr. Jose Villadoniga, a CSN assignee in NRR, and Dr. J. D. Lafleur and Ms. Donna Chenier, IP, also participated in the meetings.
House Nonproliferation Hearino On September 8 IP staff attended a hearing of the Subcomittee on International Security and Scientific Affairs and Subcomittee on International Economic Policy and Trade regarding proposed legislation to amend the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act of 1978. Speakers at the hearing from the Executive Branch were James Devine, State; Kenneth Davis, DOE; A. Turrentine, ACDA; and B. Denysyk, DOC. -James She.
Director, IP, provided NRC viewson the proposed amendments.
The consensus of the Executive Branch speakers was that adoption of the proposed amendments to the NNPA would encumber the export-related review process and further enhance the perception of the U.S. as an unreliable trading partner.
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IP subsequently received, and is reviuang, a copy of the proposed revisions.
NRC had already indicated, in a July 22 letter to Congressman Zablocki, that it intends to support a proposed change that would tighten DOE's Part 810 controls 50 that they coincide with the export controls on nuclear material and equipment l
exercised by NRC under 10 CFR Part 110. Staff comments on the proposed revision will be forwarded soon to the Comission.
- TMI Uoorade Exoort to South Africa A Comerce Department export license application has been submitted involving
'1 the proposed shipment of TMI upgrade health and safety-related reactor equipment to South Africa for installation in the Koeberg nuclear power station. The Executive Branch is currently withholding its judgment on this application perding completion of a comprehensive high-level Executive Branch review of nuclear export policy toward South Africa. NRC has been invited to participate as an observer in this policy review.
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- Fo, reign Reports The following foreign reports were received in IP August 30-September 10:
(For further information contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X24506.)
From Belgium:
BLG 555 - The Impact of Releases on the Ecosystem from the Tihange Nuclear Power Plant From Canada:
AECL-7519 - Control and Instrumentation Systems for the 600 MWe CANJU PHW Nuclear Power Plants **
AECB - Publications Catalogue 1982-83, Su ppl eme nt-1**
From France:
CEA - Annual Report 1981
- Inter-Info No.120 - The Reorganization of the CEA DSN No. 49 - Abnormal Pressurization in the Primary Cirt eit and in the Cooling System during Operation (Incident at the Gravelines Nuclear Power T int on 4/6/79)
Sent for translation DSN No. 539 - Low Cycle Fatigue in Hot Water (Summary in Inglish) 05N No. 546 - The Main Theoretical Foundation of Hydrogec!cgical Transfers From the FRG:
GR5 - Translations - Safety Codes and Guides:
RSK Guidelines for Pressurized Water Reactors **
3rd Edition, 10/14/81 EMI - Environment Bulletin From Italy:
EliEA-RT/AMB(82)4 - Analysis of Data Received on the Annual Precipitation and the Annual Flow of the Peschiera's Spring ENEA-RT/AM3(62)7 - Analysis of Environmental Samples fron Air and Water to Develop Analytical Procedures Deleted from PDR copy
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j STA - Failure of Screws to Fix the fuel Plate Bundle on the Outer Thimble of Cylindrical Assembly in JRR-2 Research Reactor From S. Korea:
Monthly Operating Data (July 1982) for Ko-Ri Nuclear Power Plant Unit 1**
From Switzerland:
i NSD - Stress Corrosion Cracking in Small Austenitic Piping **
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nil - OHAWG(82)P.1 - Ergonomics / Hum 1 Factors in the Design and Safe Operation of Pressuriz-Water Reactors **
From the IAEA:
I AEA-CN-42/126 - Current CEGB Safety Policy and Criteria (Used for Sizewell "B")
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OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 10, 1982 i
Trainina Coursa Beginning Monday, September 13, OSP will be presenting a two-week course I
in licensing practices and procedures for twenty State personnel. Military and NRC licensie.g staff will also be in attendance.
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WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 10, 1932 Representatives of NRR and the Region V staff met with attorneys and representatives of California Governor Brown and the joint intervencrs on Thursday, September 9, 1982, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in San Francisco to discuss the Diablo Canyon Independent Design Verification Program Phase II and Pacific Gas and Electric Company's corrective action program. The meeting was open to the public.
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SECY-81-582A - IMPLEMENTATION OF Ttti ACTION PLAN II.F.2 (NUREG-0737)
I FOR BABCOCK AND WILCOX REACTOR 5; ADDITIONAL INSTRUMENTATION FOR i
DETECTION OF lt4ADE0uATE CORE COOLING, Memo SECY to Dircks, 9/10/82 This is to advise you that we have closed out the file on this paper without any final Commission action.
We anticipate that EDO will be providing updated recommendations on pressure vessel water level indicators at a forthcoming Commission briefing (now scheduled for October 7, 1982) and in an updated paper associated with that briefing.
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DOCKET DATE/ilME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 9/14/ll2 50-389 P-422 Discuss with the Engineering Verifi-Ebasco V. Nerses 9:00 a:n Bethesda cation Program Task Managers the EVP CE Task Force Members and the measures used to assure the (St. Lucie 2) independence of the EVP 9/14/82 50-424 MNBil-6110 Georgia Power Co. representatives Georgia Power Co.
J. Grant 9:00 am 50-425 Bethesda will present details of the "Millett Faul t' Study" 9/15/82 50-289 P-422 Discuss GPUN's explosive expansion GPUN R. Jacobs 9:30 am Bethesda repair technique which will be used in the THI-l OTSGs 9/15/82 50-531 Landow 1111 Clinch River Breeder Reactor TMBDB 00E R. Stark 0:30 am Bethesda 9/15-16/82 50-483 Callaway Site Caseload Forecast Panel will review Union Elec. Co.
G. Edison 9:00 am Fulton, Missouri construction progress to collect data for assessing projected fuel load dates 9/16/82 P-114 EXXON Presentation of BWR Stability EXXON G. Schwenk 9:00 am Bethesda Methodology ORNL 9/11/82 STN 50-546 P-Il4 Olscuss progress of the Standard Public Service of E. Doolittle 9:00 am STN 50-547 Bethesda Review Plan Conformance Review Indiant for Marble 11111 1 & 2 G
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50-390 P-412 Discuss TVA's proposal for the QA TVA T. Kenyon 10:00 am g
50-391 Bethesda independent design vert fication for Watts Bar 1 & 2 g
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00CKET ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT PURPOSE DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION Carolina Power & Light E. Licitra 9/21-22/82 50-400 Shearon llarris Site Discuss responses to reactor EGAG 8:30 am 50 401 near Raleigh, NC systens branch review questions Ebasco Westinghouse 9/21-22/82 50-537 Landow 1111 A wo'rking Chapter 7 (ICSB) review 00E, PMC, TVA R. Stark Bethesda meeting with applicants 8:30 am To review APCO's evaluation and Franklin Institute E. Reeves 9/23/82 50-344 P-114 APC0 corrective action related to 1:00 pm 50-364 Bethesda Bechtel masonry walls at Farley Plant i
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l DOCKET DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 9/ 14/82 DOE Coordination on the Site II. Miller, R. J. Wright, II. J. Miller, Germantown, MD Characterization Report--
R. Uleck, WMllT; M. J. Bell, WMitT llanford ifLW Report and WMUL; J. Bunting, WMPI; Submission and NRC Review W. Ballard, DOE 9/ 14/82 Willste Bldg.,
Meeting with Engineers T. Seamans, L. Chase.
T. Seamans.
Silver Spring International to Discuss M. Nataraja, J. Greeves, WMili
- their Review of Task I WMHT; Mr. Rajaram, Mr. Dunn, Assignment for DWIP Proj.
Mr. Matahb, El 9/15/82 W111ste Bldg.,
Pre-llorkshop Hecting for J. Greeves, L. Chase, J. Greeves.
Silver Spring the 10/4/82 Design Work-M. Nataraja. WMHT; letHT shop at the DUIP Site Mr. Pentz, Mr. Daemen, GAI; Mr. Corp, BOM; Mr. Rajaram, Mr Kendorski, Mr. llambley, El; T. Schmitt, RES 9/16/82 Oak Ridge TN TA Contract Negotiations H. Miller, P. Justus, P. Justus, at ORNL D. Brooks, WMHT; ORNL Staff WMitT 9/16-17/82 Willste Bldg.,
Retrieval Contract Review L. Chase, D. Tiktinsky, L. Chase, Silver Spring with Engineers Interna-L. Ilartung, WMHT; Mr.
WMIT tional (EI)
Rajaram, Mr. Kendorski, Mr. Itambley, EI 9/17-18/82 -
W111ste Bldg.
Review of Engineered J. Greeves, L. Pittigito, J. Greeves, Silver Spring Barriers Contract for the M. Nataraja, WMHT; R. Cook, WMHT 10/4/82 BWIP Design Work-WMHL; Mr. Pentz, Mr. Talbot, shop Mr. Lester, and Mr. Koplick, "
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APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 9/22 23 West Valley, To discuss drilling program DOE W. Burkhbrdt NY with USGS and 00E.
USGS W. Burkhardt (FC)
T.Nicholson(ESBR) 9/23-24 Project West Valley, Monitoring site visit.
L. C. Rouse A. T. Clark M-32 NY
.A. T. Clark J. Metzger (FFMB)
Jerome Roth (RI)
Richard Keimig (RI)
DOE-West Valley Reps 9/10/82 Division of Safejuards DOCKET ATTENDEES /
DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSI:
APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 9/20-21 Dak Ridge, TN Meeting with Representatives of Region Reps.
Gene Sparks all Regions Gene Sparks June Robertson Phil Robinson Ted Sherr oG Em m
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(If Applicable) 9/7-17/82 Palo Verde NPS (PUNGS)
Data collection for NPP CR John Lowry Wintersburg, Arizona Crew Analysis 9/7-17/82 Emmi tsburg, Md.
Training Beckner Bill Beckner 9/13-15/82 New York City ASME Code Meeting E. Woolridge 9/13-17/82 Battelle - PNL Program Review of programs PNL staff J. Muscara with PNL 9/14/82 Nicholson Lane Contract status discussions Roy A. Haarman J. Ennis 9:00 AM LANL 9/14/82 NBS Review NBS progress on Goller, Morrison, R. Alexaiider 9:00 AM personnel dosimetry processor Alexander, Dennis, accreditation program rederline, A NBS personnel 9/14/82 Holiday Inn NRC/ANs Meeting on Basic EPB Richard Lec/
Dethesda Thennal Hydraulic Mechanisms C. Jupiter /D.
in LWR Analysis Ross 9/15/82 MNBB 6116 Meet with ANS Standards Arlotto, Anderson, A. Taboada i
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NRC CONIACT_
(If Appilcable) 9/15/82 Nicholson Lane ANS information A. Taboada C. Serpan 9/15-16/82 Underwri ters l' ire tes ting of new D. P. Notley D. P. Notley Labora tori es,
material / system by knerican A. Datta Northbrook, IL Vamag Co. for 1-hour i
protection of electrical cable trays 9/16/82 11 Street ACRS ECCS Subconunittee Sullivan liarold Sullivan
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Landry INEL Technical review of P. Reed, RES M. Jamgochian 9/16{82 8:00 4:00 research program B. Motes, INEL E. Williams, IE M. Jamgochian, RES 9/16/82 OMB Meeting with OMB on Ross/Mattson Severe Accident Policy and Research 9/16-17/82 NL-014 Discuss mechanical equipment B. Saffell (EGAG)
W. Campbell qualification research J.Ilunter(EG&G)
E program with contractor G. Bagchi (NRR)
P Z. Roscloszy (NRR)
F5 Richardson, Campbell, y
Anderson, Gregg
" 9/17/82 EPRI Downtown Thermal Mixing Design Reyes Jose Reyes 4
Wash., DC Review Meeting Sullivan
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DOCKET DATE/ TIME.
NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC_CONTACE (IE Applicable) 9/1//82 DOE Discuss coordination of Alexander, Federline, M. federline 10:00 AM Gema n town management and joint funding McElroy A DOE Staff for both measurements and dosimetry placement 9/17/82 Downtown ?
BAW Meeting Sullivan liarold Sullivan 9/18-10/2/82 Europe C. Serpan 9/20[82 ORNL Technical Review of Research J. Sorsenson, ORNL M. Jamgochian 8:00-4:00 Oak Ridge, TN Program M. Jamgochian, RES B. Grimes. IE 9/20-21/82 Richland, WA Review of work on " Statistical M. Bowen, PNL J. Branscome Nuclear Material Accountability" R. Brouns, PNL Project R. Kennison, PNL 9/20-21/82 Nicholson Lane Noise Sarvel11ance & Diagnostics Personnel from G. Lewis 8:30 AM Room 013 Research Review Group Meeting ORNL, RES, NRR, IE 9/20-24/82 Niagara Falls, Ontario Attend EPRl/NRC technical M. Jankowski exchange meeting on Corrosion /
EJ Product Decon. Effectiveness P
S 9/20-24/82 Niagara Falls, Ontario Attend meeting on contract P. Worthington 7,
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DOCKET DAfE/ TIME _
NUMnER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC_ CONTACT (If Applicabic) 9/21/82 Rockville, MD Briefing on NDA G. Borgonovi, SAI Joe Rivers Parameters Study 9/21/82 Baltimore Gas 1.
Discussion of informational Wenz-nger, Basdekas.
D. Basdekas 9:00,AM Electric needs on Calvert Cliffs 1 for ORNL personnel tentative Baltimore, MD USI A-47 9/22/82 Nicholson Lane Solid State Motor Controllers G. Miller, ORNL B. Marcus 9:00 Att Research Planning Meeting 9/22/82 ORNL Technical review of Research P. Haas, ORNL E. Merschof f 8:00-4:00 Oak Ridge, TN programs and discussion of D. Selby, ORNL FY '83 programs in area of C. Overbey, RES licensee qualifications E. Merschoff, RES 9/22-23/82 Seattle, WA Review of work and N. Harms, PNL J. Branscome discussions about M. Mullen.HARC "Recomendations for T. Shea, INET Strengthening I AEA Safeguards Proj ec t" 9/22-24/82 McLean, VA IEEE software QA Guide Working Various industry W. Belke 8:00-4:00 each day Group meeting to develop guide reps.
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H. Sinkule Meeting Sciccted Ril S t a f f Menbers flRR Staf f ftembers 9/18/82 Hineral, VA full Scale Selected RII P. Stohr finergency 5ta f f Menhers Preparedness will be participating Drill and observing 9/21/82 Miami, FL SALP Doard t.icensee/Sciccted M. Sinkule Hecting Staf f Members 9/23-24/82 Atlanta, GA NRC Senior EDO, ras, Pro 9 ram J. O'Reilly Management Office Directors liceting and Selected Senior liqs Sta f f Members 9
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