ML20058N447
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| Issue date: | 10/06/1982 |
| From: | Rehm T NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO) |
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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
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WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 INFORMATION REPORT October 6, 1982 SECY-82-408 For:
The Comissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO Subiect:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 1, 1982 A sumary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Contents Enclosure Administration A
Nuclear Reactor Regulation B
Nuclear Material Safety ano 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 Rign s K
Regional Offices L'
CRGR Monthly Report M*
Executive Director for Operations N
Items Addressed by the Commission 0
Meeting Notices F
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"D-FOY, HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT i
lO b I1 Week Ending October 1,1982 Lacrosse After a prolonged refueling outage which began on April 9,1982, the plant resumed power operation on September 27, 1982.
Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit 2 Recent fuel inspections conducted during the plant rt:rueling outage have indicated that the gap between the top of the fuel rods and the bottom of the upper flow plate on some of the group "C" fuel assemblies has decreased faster than previously predicted by Combustion Engineering. Assemblies will require modification in order to ensure that sufficient clearance is maintained during the next fuel cycle. A meeting is scheduled for October 16,1982 to discuss this event, fuel modification requirements, and generic concern of how the event impacts on other CE operating plants.
Monticello While the plant is in' a refueling outage, increased inservice inspection testing of welds indicate cracks in the end cap of the jet pump riser header.
Northern States Power Company is considering three options for repair: 1) cut off and put a new end cap on; 2) repair without replacement; and 3) show that the plant can start-up and repair the cracks at the next outage in October 1983.
Currently start-up is scheduled for October 14 to 18,1982.
Three Mile Island, Unit 2 GPU Nuclear, in response to a letter from H. Denton, has announced its plan to seek Public Utility Comission approval for obtaining more cleanup revenue from ratepayers. Total projected T?iI-2 cleanup funding in 1983 and 1984 is
$76 million and $95-100 million, respectively. GPU will also provide NRR by October 8 schedules for radioactive waste removal and by February 1,1983 defueling schedules.
Emergency Exe mise On October 5,1982 a Headquarters Interface Exercise will be held to evaluate the final draft planning guidance for Headquarters coordination of abcut a dozen Federal Agencies.
FLECHT-SEASET Westinghouse has completed 15 out of 20 tests planned for the 163 Red Blockage i
Task. The remaining tests are expected to be completed by October 8,1982.
LOFT The final ATWS test in NRC's LOFT test program was ran successfully on i
September 24, 1982.
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i OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending October 1,1982 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Reouest Initial Decision j
Received 489 23 Granted 354 1
Denied 67 19 i
Pending 68 3
ACTIONS THIS WEEK 1
l Received I
(NRC employee)
Requests five categories of documents concerning the (82-451) candidate selection and evaluations made under Vacancy Announcement No. 82-RI-013.
Thomas C. Wheeler, Requests, on behalf of the Atlas Machine & Iron Works,
'i Pettit & Martin Inc., the NRC's final reports regarding the investigation (82-452) of the Company's performance, or the adequacy of its j
quality assurance program, under the Company's contracts i
with the TVA and all correspondence between the NRC and the TVA regarding the NRC's final report.
(NRC employee)
Requests a copy of the NRC's 1982 Affirmative Action (82-453)
Plan.
Michael D. Ernst, Requests all preliminary and final CRAC results for The Massachusetts the Pilgrim site.
Public Interest Research Group (82 454)
Bill Hafner Requests all documents pertaining to Suppression Pool (82-455)
Dynamic Loads for Shoreham Unit 1 from April 18, 1975 to December 31, 1 975.
Reuben Goldwaser, Requests all information regarding the burial of Department of Law, radioactive material by NL Industries, Inc. of Colonie, State of New York New York at or in the vicinity of the facility.
(82 456)
CONTACT:
J.M. Felton 4??-7211 ENCLOSURE A DCT 1 1gcp I
lb 0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending October 1,1982 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT i
STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision Received 489 23 Granted 354 1
Denied 67 19 l
Pending 68 3
l ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received (NRC employee)
Requests five categories of documents concerning the (82-451) candidate selection and evaluations made under Vacancy Announcement No. 82-RI-013.
Thomas C. Wheeler, Requests, on behalf of the Atlas Machine & Iron Works, Pettit & Martin Inc., the NRC's final reports regarding the investigation (82 452) of the Company's performance, or the adequacy of its i
quality assurance program, under the Company's contracts with the TVA and all correspondence between the NRC 1
and the TVA regarding the NRC's final report.
(NRC employee)
Requests a copy of the NRC's 1982 Affirmative Action (82-453)
Plan.
Michael D. Ernst, Requests all preliminary and final CRAC results for The Massachusetts the Pilgrim site.
Public Interest Research Group (82 454)
Bill Hafner Requests all documents pertaining to Suppression Pool (82-455)
Dynamic Loads for Shoreham Unit I from April 18, 1975 to December 31, 1975.
Reuben Goldwaser, Requests all information regarding the burial of.
Department of Law, radioactive material by NL Industries, Inc. of Colonie, State of New York New York at or in the vicinity of the facility.
(82 456)
CONTACT:
J.M. Felton a92-7211 N LOSURE A OCT 1 15E2 I
2 Received, Cont'd Nicholas S. Reynolds, Requests all memoranda regarding proposed revisions to Debevoise & Liberman regulatory requirements and guidance (including (82-457)
Regulatory Guide 1.133) pertaining to loose parts monitoring.
W. Taylor Reveley, III, Requests, on behalf of the Utility Group on ATWS, James N. Christman, all documents prepared by the Energy Inc., a Anthony F. Earley, Jr.,
subcontractor for Sandia Laboratories, concerning Hunton & Williams the NRC rulemaking on ATWS.
(82-458) l (NRC employee)
Requests five categories of documents relating to (82-459)
Vacancy Announcement No. 82-1446 (including 82-1720).
Marshall H. Brooks, Requests the name and address of the owner and of Friedlander, the managing agent of the East-West Towers Building Friedlander &
South; Northwest Towers Building North; Air Rights Brooks, P.C.
Building; the Maryland National Bank Building; and (82-460) the Phillips Building.
C. Coleman Bird, Requests the names and addresses of all persons or Wald, Harkrader entities that submitted a proposal in response to
& Ross Request for Proposal No. RS-SECY-82-437, " Stenographic (82-461)
Reporting Services" dated August 6,1982.
Granted Kathryn C. Fortino, in response to a request for a copy of SECY-82-72B Lowenstein, Newman, and SECY-82-72C related to the coordinated program Reis & Axelrad for steam generators, made available a copy of the (82-390) requested SECY papers.
Anne Rapkin, In response to a request for documents related to the State of Illinois packaging and transport of spent nuclear fuel away (82-394) from reactor sites by Southern California Edison Company, made available 52 documents.
Clifford Van Syoc, In response to a request for seven categories of Tomar, Parks Seliger, information pertaining to the load of nuclear Simonoff & Adourian material transported by D. Roh and M. Roh in April 1980 (82-398) to Beatty, Nevada; the identity of the entity operating the Beatty site in April and May 1980; and submissions from January 1, 1980 to the present by the General Public Utilities Corporation pursuant to the Price-Anderson Act regarding their Oyster Creek facility, made available 14 documents. Suggested that he also contact the State of Nevada for additional information.
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Carl J. Johnson In response to a request for a copy of the Report to (82-416) the U.S. E.P.A., " Plutonium and the Human Tissues Related to Smoking Age, Residence Near Rocky' Flats and Eastern Colorado", inforned the requester we have referred his request to the Environmental Protection l
Agency for their disclosure determination and direct response to him.
Kimberly A. Armstrong, In response to a request for a copy of SECY-82-232, Debevoise & Liberman Use of Non-Plant Specific Simulators for Initial, (82-419)
Replacement, and Requalification Examinations for Licensed Reactor Operators and Senior Operators, I
made available a copy of the SECY paper and one additional document.
Louis Freedberg, In response to a request for records relating to Youth News to the disposal of radioactive and related wastes (82-422) at the St. Albans Hospital in Queens, New York, j
informed the requester the NRC has no documents subject to this request.
i Rod Buckles In response to e request for a copy of SECY-82-202 (82-425) and SECi-82-232, made available a copy of the requested SECY papers and two additional documents.
Diane Curran, In response to a request for a copy of all CRAC and Harmon & Weiss CRAC 2 analyses relating to the Shoreham Nuclear Plant j
(82-427) and the Clinch River Breeder Reactor, informed the i
requester that no CRAC analyses has been performed for the Shoreham Nuclear Plant. Also informed the requester that the CRAC analyses for the Clinch River Breeder Reactor has already been made available at the PDR.
Daniel R. Fredland, In response to a request for information concerning each Attorney-At-Law licensee in the states of Delaware, New Jersey and (82-437) the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, made available three printouts furnishing the names and addresses.
Lise' Andre',
In response to a reauest for three categories of Rivkin, Leff, information concerning dioxins and/or furans, informed i
Sherman & Radler the requester the NRC has no documents subject to i
(82-438) this request.
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Denied Donald T. Bucklin, In response to a request for six categories of Wald, Harkrader documents pertaining to procurement of stenographic
& Ross reporting services for NRC, made available 21 (82-355) documents. Denied portions of two documents to protect the deliberative process and NRC's own interests in awarding of a contract for stenographic j
services. Denied portions of one document containing confidential business (proprietary) information.
Informed the requester additional documents subject to this request are already.available at the PDR.
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DIVISION OF SECURITY ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending October 1,1982 ASLB Support Services Security support services were coordinated with the Norristown, PA Police Department for the ASLB hearings, to be held October 4 - 8,1982, on the Limerick Generating Stations 1 and 2.
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WEEKLY IN C.MATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEK Ett!NG OCT0EER 1,1982 RFP ISSUED RFP No.: RS-NMS-83-027
Title:
" Evaluation of Material Accounting Performance at Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities"
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Description:==
ine contractor shall apply Automated Material Accounting Statistics System (AMASS) methodology to material accounting performance evaluations at nuclear fuel cycle facilities.
Period of Performance: Twenty-one months Sponsor: NM55 Status: RFF issuec September 15, 1982 - closes October 15, 1982.
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RFP No..
RS-NMS-E3-028 1
Titl e:
"Adcitional Tasks for Development of the Automated Material Accounting Statistics System" l
- escription: The contractor shall perform work in the (1) development of acplications crientec 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 reasure ent systems; and (3) incorporation into AXA55 the effects of bias and bias correction procedures.
Ferioc of Ferforrance:
Fifteen months Sponsor: NM55 i
Status: RFP citsed Septetber 24, 1982. Technical propesals forwarded to Source Evaluation Fanel for review and evaluation en Sect. 29,19E2.
FRC005 ALS UN;ER E'.'ALL'ATICN RFP No.: RS-NMS-E3-030 Titie:
""ccel Decarentation and In-Ecuse Training for Unsaturatec Fiow Lnc Transpc<t Modeling" Cescription: The NR: will select computer codes to bring in-hcuse as pre-ualified codes which the staff, licensees and applicants may use. The NRC estimates that two codes will be selected for pre-qualification, the contractor will develop inrougn this contract written docurentation, a user's ranual, card ceck, l
an in-h0use training package and course for each cc foter coce selectec.
i Perice cf Performance: Six mentns after contract effectivc cate 5;cnsor:
N,5 5 Status: Frccesals were received September 24, 1982 ard are under evaluation by the Panel.
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CONTRACTS AWARLED RFP 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 Spensor: NRR Status: Cost-Plus-Fixed-Fee contract awarded September 29, 1982 to Rolf-Jensen and Associates, Inc., in the amount of 517,904.02.
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" Fire Protection Program Review Case Work Plants I" Lescri; tion: The contractor shall assist in the review and evaluation of final safety analysis reports and fire hazarcs analyses submitted by applicants for the purpose of obtaining an operator's license.
erio: c' Ferformance: T..enty-nine months Soonscr: NRR 5:a:.s: Contract awarded to Sage-Eabcock and Associates, Inc., on Se: tarter 25, 1952 cn a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis in the at:unt j
of 512E,50a.00.
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NRC-02-E2-128
Title:
" Availability of Medical Treatment to Minimize Early Fatalities" l
? cst Severe Reactor Accidents"
- escription: The contractor shall determine the availability of scarces l
by geogra;nic region, nationwide, of emergency supportive recital services and personnel for handling treatment of j
ze:ple.zitn acute raciation injury in the unlikely event j
cf a sesere reactor acticent to reduce potential fatality levels.
Feriod of Performance: 45 days
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- Ocntra:t E'..ar:ed September 27, 1982 to Andrulis Research Corporation r.d e r SEs E'a'. prograr.
Cor. tract arount: 531,715.00. Type of cr. ract:
CFFF.
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Weell;. 'r#crraticn Report i CONTRACT 5 A.?ARDED - Cont'd.
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Centract Nos.-
NRC-02-E2-046 and NRC-02-82-047
Title:
" Reviewing the Hydrogeologic Investigations of the Nevada Test Site (NTS) - Projects C and D"
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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 l
Site Characterication Report (SCR) and in production of NRC's Site Characterization Analysis (SCA).
Ferioc of Performance: From date of a..ard through April 30, 1984 Sp nsor: MtSS Status: Tw; separate contracts v.ere awarded on a CPFF basis to the following fi rms : NRC-02-82-046 (Froject C) (Williams-Robinette anc Associates, Inc.)
Encunt:
515E,E47. 29 Eate of Award: Septencer 30, 1982 NEC-02-EE-047 (Froject D) (GeoTrans, Inc.)
Amount: 5117.571.52 Cate of Award:
September 29, 1982 i
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Contract St..
NRC-05-E2-25
Title:
" Safety Aspects of Incustrial Radiography Course" Cescripti;n: it provide training for materials Raciation Specialist
'.nspectors on the " Safety Aspects of Industrial Radiography" l
Fecice Of Fer#:r ance: Taelve months Spunsor: Cffice of Inspection and Er.forcement Status: A 'ite: price contract was av.arded to Gamma Industries on Se:: Enter 25,1952, 2.
C:r.t ra t NC.
- -10-32-425 Titie: '"icrcf;:ne Verification and Retrofit"
- est-i :icn: Ver.fication of the present ricrofiche collection, puli a r.: refile cocuments to be filmed as a retrofit.
Ferice cf Ferf rmance: Seven ocntns 5 ;nscr: Cf# ice of A ministration Status: A ::st-plus-fixed-fee contract awarced to Labat-Anderson, Inc.,
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iR:-lC-EE-EE2 T, tie:
"R3:ic Frecuency Surveillance Receiver" l
- escri; tion: To ;revice a fully cperable, self-cor.tair.ed and accurately calibrated R.F. sLrveillance receiver and accessDries.
Feri:: cf Fsefermance:
180 cays 4
I::rs:r: :f' ice cf 'cri.istrat :n
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C;ntract No.-
NRC-2E-E2-719 Titie:
"Panasonic Thermoluminescent Dosimeters"
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To provide 2000 Panasonic Model UD 801 AS Thermoluminescent Desimeters to fit NRC-owned Panasonic Model 710 A Axtomatic TLD Eeaders.
Period of Performance:
Delivery will be made by November 30, 1982 Sponsor: Office of Inspection and Enforcement Status: A fixed price contract awarded to Panasonic Industrial Em:pany on September 23, 1982.
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Contract No.: NRC-10-S2-696 Ti tl e:
" Maintenance and 0;eration of Local Public Document Room (LPDRs)"
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Provice scientific and technical information relating to nuclear power plants.
reriod of Performance: Twelve montns I;cnsor:
Office o# Acministration
~;atus: Sole source cor. tract award was made to the State Library of Pennsyl vania en September 23, 1982.
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LR;-C2-77-155 Science Menacement Corporation 10/1/82
... -CC-79-031-05 J. n. Kleinfelder and Associates 10/1/82
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Tne Division cf Ccntracts and the Divisien of Accounting and Finatce (CRM) are c:.cetinating :ne implementation of the Prcmpt Payment Act (PL 97-177).
~ is at* is effect'.e for payments made under contracts issued on or after n
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- t re:uires the Government to pay tneir bills as close as
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- :i ::'. ic :ns :2. er: cue date, to pay interest penalties when payments are mace late, an: tc take ciscounts only wnen payments are made niinin the cisccant period.
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As previously note-in :ne May 21, 1982 recort, Stop herk Orders were issued
- EA: un:e- ::.:rt.:: nes.. NEC-C2-El-C'5 ar.d ?.RC-C:-Zi-CEE due to a;plicants'
- elays in submit;' g in# rmation recessary to perform efforts recaired uncer
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is tne a;:licants ha.e continued to delay information submittal, t e
- i.ision of Ccntracts has a: ministered, vi:n NM55 centurrence,
- scricati:ns fcr c;nenience of the Go.ernment under both cor. tracts.
.e re: ired ter " 1:ict ':: ices and nc-::st set-lements resultinc in
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DCT 1 1:g2 ENCLOSURE A
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ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending October 1,1982 l
l Salem Units 1 and 2 - Issuance of Exemption for Appendix E to 10 C'FR Part 50 On 5 ptember 23, 1982, an exemption to a requirement of Appendix E to 10 CFR 9
Part 50 was issued that allows the next full-scale emergency preparedness exercise to be deferred until on or about September 29, 1982. The date for the Salem exercise was deferred because of schedular problems caused by the recent strike at the Salem site.
Big Rock point i
At the end of the first ASLB hearing session on expansion of the Big Rock Point spent fuel pool in June 1982, one major issue which remained unre-solved was the structural integrity of the pool at boiling temperatures.
The licensee had withdrawn testimony on that subject during the hearing and indicated that further analysis was necessary. After several months of further analysis and several meetings among the staff, licensee, and the licensee's contractors, Consumers Power Company sent the staff a let-ter dated September 16, 1982 committing to upgrade the spent fuel pool make-up system at Big Rock Point. The upgraded system is intended to ensure that the pool temperature stays below 150*F if normal pool cooling is lost.
l While further analysis will be necessary to completely resolve the issue, CPC's commitment represents a major breakthrough on one unresolved issue for the hearing.
Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant, Unit 1 At approximately 1:00 a.m. on September 28, 1982, the line to the C-2 mois-l ture separator between the hign pressure and the "C" low pressure turbine i
blew out.
power was reduced to 810 MW (approximatley 2/3 power) and Unit 1 centinued operation at reduced power.
Repairs are expected to be completed about midnight September 28, 1982.
l At 1:40 a.m. on September 28,1982, the 5-3E and F annunciator panel became ino: erat 4ve when the inverter supplying this panel from the 480V batteries failed. TVA stationed personnel at local panels to monitor instrumentation panels and were in communication with the control room.
Power was restored to the annunciator panel in about one hour. Another inverter had failed last week. Still another inverter failed about six weeks ago. We advised t"e licensee that we would expect the apparent deterioration of inverters to be addressed in its 14-day report.
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2-Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit 2 l
Recent fuel inspections conducted during the ANO-2 refueling outage have indicated that the gap between the top of the fuel rods and the bottom of the upper flow plate on some of the group "C" fuel assemblies has decreased faster than previously predicted by Combustion Engineering.
It has been determined that 39 of the 56 group "C" assemblies will require modification in order to ensure that sufficient clearance is maintained during the next fuel cycle (cycle 3). The required modification will consist of machining j
new CEA guide tube posts in order to allow the upper flow plate to be moved up one-half inch.
The new fuel to be loaded into the core is not expected to experience a similar growth rate due to the use of cold-worked Zircaloy-4 instead of annealed Zircaloy-4 for the CEA guide tubes. Fuel groups other than "C" that will remain in the core have not developed similar growth problems due to a different fuel assembly design.
A meeting is scheduled for October 16, 1982 in Bethesda in order to discuss this event as well as.the fuel modification requirements. The generic con-cern of how the AND-2 event impacts on other CE operating plants will also be discussed. Representatives from NRC, Arkansas Power and Light Company _,
and Combustion Engineering will be in attendance.
Lacrosse Boiling Water Reactor After a prolonged refueling outage which began on. April 9,1982, the Lacrosse Boiling Water Reactor resumed power operaticn on September 27, i
l 1982. The outage was extended due to unanticipated maintenance required on the generator rotor and the high pressure core spray header. At 12:00 l
p.m. on September 29, 1982, the plant was operating at 44% power, increas-ing power at a rate of 5% per day.
Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant l
Monticello is presently in a refueling outage. As a result of pipe crack concerns, Northern States power Company has increased inservice inspection (ISI) testing of welds, including the recirculation system piping.
Pre-l liminary UT tests indicated cracks in the end cap of the jet pump riser he: der (22 inch diameter). The cracks have been confirmed by radiograp1 One crack, one and a quarter inch in size, is located in the heat affected zone, perpendicular to the weld, interconnected with three additional cracks (" crow's foot" configuration); all confined within a three-inch circle.
Northern States power Company is presently considering three options for repair:
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Cut off and put a new end cap on; 2.
Repair without replacement; and 3.
Show, by analysis, that Monticello can start-up, and repair the cracks at the next outage.
Monticello's schedule shows October 14 to 18,1982 as the start-up date, ar.d October 1933 for the next refueling outage.
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GPU Nuclear, in ' response to a September 8,1982 letter from NRR's Director, Harold Denton, has announced its plan to seek Public Utility Commission
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approval for obtaining more cleanup revenue from ratepayers. To expedite the cleanup the licensee will request a total annual share of $25 million from Metropolitan Edison ratepayers and $12.5 million from Per.elec ratepayers.
New Jersey regulatory officials have already approved a $12.5 million annual contribution from Jersey Central Power and Light Company ratepayers. Mr.
Denton's letter to Robert Arnold, President', GPU Nuclear, expressed concern about limited cleanup progress and requested updated schedules for. completing l
major cleanup activities.
Specifically Denton's letter stated that "... cleanup deiays, if they are permitted to continue, will increase the likelihood of incidents involving radiation leakage and the possible exposures of workers l
and the public." The schedules. requested included activities related to removing highly radioactive waste from the' site and defueling the reactor.
Radioactive waste removal schedules will be provided by October 8,1982, and defueling schedules, including identification of funding related con-straints, will be provided by February 1,1983 GPU Nuclear has projected TMI-2 cleanup funding in 1983 and 1984 at $76 million and $95-100 million respectively.
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ENCLOSURE B
NRC TMI FROGRAM OFFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT September 26, 1982 - October 2, 19o2 Flant 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.
l Major Parameters (as of 0500, September 24, 1982) (approximate values) l Average Incore Thermocouples*:
115'F Maximum Incore Thermocouple *:
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RCS Loop Temperatures:
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Hot Leg" 95'F 93*F Cold Leg (1) 77'F 78'F (2) 79*F 79*F Pressure: The reactor coolant system is vented to the reactor building.
Reactor Builoing: Temperature:
72 F Pressure:
-0.35 psig Airborne Radionuclide Concentrat,nns:
5.0 E-6 uti/cc H (sample taken 5/29/82) 3.4 E-10 uCi/cc particulates (sample taken 10/1/82) 84 Kr " concentrations are below the lower limit of detection (LLD):
6.2 E-6 uti/cc 1.
Effluent and Environmental (Radiological) Information Liovid effluents from the 7MI site released to the ;uscuehanna River after crocessir.c, were made witnin the regulatory 1'mits anc in accercar.ce u th 14RC recuirements and City of Lancaster Agreement.
During the period September 24, 1982, through September 30, 1982, the effluents contained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point althoucn individual effluent sources which originated within Unit 2 contained small amounts of radioactivity.
Calculations indicate that i
iess than 0.00002 (two hundred thousandths) of a curie of tritium were cischarged.
" Uncertainties exist as to the exact location and accuracy of these readings.
l "7he primary water level is below tne het leg temperat.re sensors.
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Environmental Protection Acency (EPA) Environmental Data 2.
Results from EPA monitoring of the environment around the TMI site were as follows:
Auoust 27 - September 10, 1982 Location 3
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26 Middletown 26 Yorkhaven The EPA Middletown Office has not received the environmental Kr-85 for the samoles which were taken subsequent to September 10, 1982, These from the EPA's Counting Laboratory at Las Vegas, Nevada.
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 I
networks curing the period from September 23, 1982, through September 30, 1982.
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NRC Environrental 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 ensite continuous air sampler:
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Sam le Perice HP-338 September 22 - 29, 1982
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On Se tercer 27, 19E2, two Unit I solidified eva;crator bcitems were sni;;ec tc U. S. Ecolcgy (Hanford Eurial Site), Richland, Washington.
On September 29, 1982, two Unit 1 solidified evaporator bottoms were shipped to U. 5. Ecology, Richland, Washington.
On September 30, 1982, two Unit I solidified evaporator bottoms were snipped to U. S. Ecolocy, Richland, Washington.
On Octcber 1,19S2, 66 drums of Unit I and Unit 2 contaminated laundry were shipped to the Interstate Uniform Laundry, New Kensington, Pennsylvania.
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On October 1, 1982, one container of five Unit 1 liquid samples (
milliliter samples) was shipped to Nuclear Water and Waste Technology, San Jose, California.
Ma.ior Activities The SDS is continuing the Submerced Demineralizer System (SDS).
36 (30,500 gallons of reactor Wilding sump 1.
processing of Batch No.The processing is expected to be completed by water).
The EPICOR II system began processing SDS effluett (Batch No.
and will continue the processing t!uring the 2.
EPICOR II.
- 36) on September 30, 1982, week of October 3, 1982.
Reactor Building entries were conducted on
'Moncay, wecnesaay, anc Friday, September 27 Reactor Buildina Entries._
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h Gas samples were taken predominant tasks conducted during the entries.
to from the pressurizer and reactor coolant system hot-leg high points in determine wnether hydrogen gas concentrations were accumulating primary system gas pockets.
Het Lee A Hot Leo B Pressurizer
<0.1 0.7 1.1 10.2 Hydrogen (t) 8.9 9.4 89.0 0xygen (t) )
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d This analysis indicated that hydrogen gas concentrations are safe an below tne combustible limits.
Continued Three reactor building-entries are scheduled next week curing the entr"es.
EPICOR 11 prefilter shipments are EPICOR 11 Prefilter Shioment Status. The licensee has tentatively icnecuiec to resume Ociceer 5, 1982.
4 Shipping cask availability scheduled eleven more shipments during 1982.
PF-3) through hac restricted prefilter shipments to two (PF-1 andGPU has now September, 1982.(hN-200 anc CNS S-12D) in additior. to their own SN-1 Currently three EPICOR II prefilters (PF-2, PF-6 and PF-7) have been l
t sampled, inerted with nitrogen gas, and stored on-site at the solid w The hydrogen gas generation rates on these table storage storage facility (SWSF).three prefilters is sufficiently low and indicates and shipment period in excess of two months.
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4 Past Meetings Lake H. Barrett participated in a public On Tuesday, September 28, 1982, panel discussion sponsored by the Hershey League of Women Voters 1.
regarding TMI Unit 2 cleanup issues.
Lake H. Barrett met with the Concerned i
On Wednesday, September 29, 1982, Mothers of Middletown to discuss TMI Unit 1 restart and Unit 2 cleanup 2.
They expressed their opinion that Unit I should not be efforts.
restarted prior to completion of Unit 2 cleanup.
Future Meeting Lake H. Barrett will meet with the Concerned Mothers 12, 1982, On October 1.
of Middletown to discuss TMI-related issues.
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Items of Interest Week Ending October 1, 1982 CRBR Fuel Cycle Environmental Review t'
The 27th Set of Interrogatories was received from NRDC/ Sierra Club and was reviewed. Twenty items were identified as NMSS responsibility.
Responses to these items are in preparation. Additional CRBR Discovery items are expected before the interrogatory end date of October 4,1982.
A total of sixteen sets of comments on the FES Draft Supplement (NUREG 0139, Supplement 1) for the CRBRP have been received that relate to NMSS efforts. Responses are being drafted and will be submitted to NRR for review. BPNL personnel have been assisting the staff in prepara-tion of responses.
r General Atomic Company, San Dieco, California A meeting will be held on October 1,1982 with a General Atomic Company (GAC) representative, W. R. Mowry, at the latter's request, to discuss their SNM-696 license renewal application.
GAC is behind schedule in i
preparing responses to FCUF comments on their renewal application.
GAC has also requested a meeting for October 4-5, 1982 to discuss their environmental impact appraisal related to their renewal application.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Items of Interest Week Ending October 1, 1982 1.
There were no significant Enforcement Actions taken during the past week.
2.
The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week:
a.
PNO-I-82-62, GPU Nuclear Corporation (Oyster Creek) - Possible Leak of Radioactive Waste.
b.
PNO-II-82-105, McGinnis Mine, Sydney, Kentucky (Kentucky licensee) -
l Missing Coal Logging Source.
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PNO-III-82-91 A, Dairyland Power Company (Lacrosse) - Reduced Flow In l
Core Spray Testing, Update.
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PNO-III-82-100 Consumers Power Company (Midland Units 1 and 2) - Stop Work Order Or Remedial Soils Work.
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PNO-III-82-101, Comonwealth Edison Company (Dresden Unit 2) - Outage l
Greater Than 48 Hours.
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PNO-III-82-102, Cleveland, Ohio (no particular facility) - Vial Marked Radioactive Material Found On Cleveland, Ohio Street.
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PNO-III-82-103, Northern States Power Company (Monticello) - Recirculation Loop Cap Cracking.
h.
PNO-III-82-104, St. Elizabeth Medical Center (Dayton, Ohio) - Lost Iridium-192 Seeds.
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PNO-V-82-38A, Southern California Edison Company (San Onofre Unit 1) -
Uncontrolled Release of Radioactive Material to County Sewage Treatment Facility, Update.
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Other Items a.
Office of the Director The Director, IE, Director of the Division of Reactor Programs and staff met witn representatives of the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Insoectors on September 30, 1982 at the Board's office in Columbus, Ohio.
The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the Board's application of their inspection progran to nuclear power plants, b.
Division of Emercency Preparedness
- i. On September 30, 1982, the Director, Division of Emergency Preparedness gave a presentation on NRC emergency preparedness activities at the National Emergency Management Association Fall Conference Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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held to evaluate the final draft planning guidance for Headquarters coordination of Federal Agencies during an emergency. Representatives from NRC, DOE, FEMA, EPA, DHHS, HUD, DOC, D0D, DOT, USDA, and DOI are planning to participate.
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Division of Reactor Programs
- i. The Chief, Reactor Construction Branch and staff were at the TVA Bellefonte site this week participating in the construction assessment team (CAT) inspection.
t ii. The Program Appraisal Team (PAT) leaders met in Headquarters this week to complete the program adjustments to accommodate the revised PAT objective of assessing NRC and INP0 program effectiveness.
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Division of Engineering and Quality Assurance On September 27, 1982, staff from the Division of Engineering and Quality Assurance met with licensee representatives to discuss pipe cracking problems l
found recently in reactor coolant system piping at boiling-water reactors and to discuss means for examining and detecting these pipe cracks.
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l 0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH Items of Interest Week Ending October 1,1982 i
Thermal Mixing Program EPRI will be sponsoring a workshop on the testing and podeling of
" Fluid and Thermal Mixing" pertaining to the PWR pressurized thermal shock issue. The workshop will be held at Creare, Inc., Hanover, New Hampshire on October 7 - 8, 1982.
FLECHT-SEASET W has completed 15 tests out of a total of 20 tests planned for the 163 Rod Blockage Task. The remaining tests are expected to be completed by October 8,1982.
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Data from two system effects tests of the G.E. Single Heated Bundle Facility i
I were added to the data bank: Test Nos. 6301 and 1013. While test 6301 was a simple baseline test, test 1013 pertained to bundle core spray heat transfer characteristics at low spray flows.
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Lehigh Post-CHF Heat Transfer A meeting was held between NRC, Lehigh University, and Westinghouse on September 23, 1982 for Lehigh to present its 9-rod bundle design to Wes ti nghous e. W is heavily interested in the Lehigh post-CHF bundle experiments for supporting an in-house program on post-CHF heat transfer and LOCA margins.
Both the NRC and Lehigh were hopeful that W could provide some valuable suggestions and experience regarding heat transfer experiments in a multi-rod bundle. The meeting was very successful as l
Lehigh received both recommendations, lessons learned, and re-enforcement of particular questions in the design and operation of the bundle.
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l On September 20, 1982, Penn State presented its final results on the feasibility of utilizing excore neutron detectors to monitor liquid level and density.
Penn State tested a detector package in their 1-Pegawatt TRIGA reactor in addition to performing neutronic code calculations to learn if the detector readings j
could discrininete and be sensitive to a transient condition of liquid density change or liquid level change. Their results are very encouraging.
However, the detector package and methodology has not been experimentally verified in thE real-life reactor environment. Penn State has proposed a six-nonth extension to show application in the LOFT reactor.
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1 2-Semiscale The study performed following the semiscale feed / bleed tests was presented to the ACRS/ECCS subcommittee. Key points of the study are that there are atypicalities in the semiscale design and test. However, the test results were accurately predicted by the RELAP-5 code. The same code was used to predict a large size PWR (RESAR) and indicated favorable results with feed /
bleed usage needs to be examined on a plant-by-plant basis.
LOFT Following two single-day delays caused by INEL offsite power-dips, the final ATWS test in NRC's LOFT test program was run on September 24, 1982.
The test was initiated by an assumed loss-of-offsite power and all control-rods were held out to prevent an automatic scram.
The loss-of-offsite power assumption meant a loss of the primary coolant and secondary feed water pumps together with a loss of the use of the Power Operated Relief Valve (p0RV). The first result was an increase in core coolant temperature and a consequent reduction in power generation from an initial valve of 50 MWt to about 10 MWt. Next, the primary system. pressure rose from 2170 psia to about 2500 psia, when the safety relief valve automatically cycl e d.
Although the auxilliary feed water continued to supply some water to the secondary side of the steam generator, it eventually emptied. This caused a reduction in natural circulation of primary coolant, a rise in core coolant temperature and reduction in power to below 1 MWt. As the decay heat dropped, the auxilliary feed flow exceeded the core energy generation late and the primary pressure rapidly dropped when the system was brought under control.
Preliminary indications are that the test predictions were quite good and that all test objectives were achieved. -
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ITEMS OF INTEREST OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 1, 1982 JSCNOET Meeting J. R. Shea. J. D. Lafleur. Jr., and members of the IP and NRR staf fs represented NRC at the Sixth Meeting of the U.S.-Korean Joint Standing Conmittee on Nuclear and Other Energy Technology held at the Department of State September 27-29. The meeting was convened to discuss areas of ongoing and proposed cooperation, including the KORI I fuel failure problems on which the Koreans are seeking NRC advice and assistance.
Foreign Visits to NRC Mr. Karl-Heinz Narjes, Conmission of the European Communities (C.E.C.)
Commissioner in charge of nuclear safety, accompanied by his (nief of Staff Mr. Heinrich von Maltke and Mr. Francois Lafontaine. First Secretary for Science and Technology at the Delegation of the C.E.C. in Washington, met with Commissioner Roberts on Wednesday.
They discussed nuclear safety, licensing problems, the U.S. nuclear program, collaboration in the framework of Super Sara and an agreement on general information exchange.
l On Friday a four-member delegation from the German Federal Ministry of Interior (BMI) began a one-week visit to examine the policy, research and legal aspects of safety goals. During this time the delegation is meeting with IP, OPE, RES and ELD representatives and will also participate in similar, concurrent discussions between the ACRS and their Counterparts, the RSK.
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Representatives from the Department of State met with IP and NMSS staff members on September 29 to discuss the proposed import of an Iridium 192 source by the USSR Embassy for use in construction radiography. State sought NRC comments on the types of licenses which might be needed for the import, possession and use of the source by the USSR contractors. The U.S.
previously had experienced some difficulty in transporting a Cobalt-60 source to the USSR for construction purposes and State expressed its desire that con-siderations of reciprocity as well as health and safety issues be factored into any import authorizations.
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- Foreign Reports The following foreign reports were received in IP September 27-October 1:
(For further information contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X24506.)
From Canada:
Nuclear Industry Review - Problems and Prts pects 1981-2000**
Energy, Mines and Resources, Canada AECB - Ouarterly Summary of Significant Incidents:
First Quarter 1982**
Second Quarter 1982**
From Japan:
Atons in Japan, July 1982**
Atoms in Japan, August 1982**
From Yugoslavia:
Krsko Steam Generator Report **
Prepared by Westinghouse Water Reactor Divisions, Pittsburgh, PA Deleted fron POR copy
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- Foreign Reports - Cont'd The following foreign reports were received in RES September 20-24:
(For further information contact Anita Sumnerour, RES, X74304.)
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i DSN 541 - Behavior of Sodium Aerosols (Emitted from a Sodium Fire) within the Reactor and in the Environment DSN 546 - Principal Theoretical Bases of Hydrogeologic Transfers l
DSN 547 - Principles of Understanding to Ensure the Iodine Entrapment i
Function of Ventilation Systems of 1300 MWe Light Water Reactors l
From the FRG:
KfK 3250 - Nuclear Safety Project - Annual Report 1981**
KfK 3358 - Oxidation of Zircaloy 4 Tubing in Steam at 1350 to 1600 C**
l KfK 3259 - SSYST, a Code-System for Analyzing Transient LWR Fuei Rod Behavior under Of f-Normal Conditions **
From the C.E.C.
LEC 82-15 Experimental Data Report on LOBI Test A2-59** - PROPRIETARY LOC 82-12 Ouick Look Report on LOBI Test A2-55** - PROPRIETARY Deleted from PDR copy
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OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 1, 1982 Need For Power and Cacacity Planning Workshop Darrel Nash attended a workshop on September 27 and 28 at the National Regulatory Research Institute (research arm of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners) in Columbus, Ohio where computer models I
of electricity demand forecasting and generating capacity planning were presented. About 20 officials from State utility commissions and energy offices attended, in addition to workshop staff. The demand model was developed by Oak Ridge National Laboratory through funding from NRC. The presentation was part of the overall NRC effort to improve need for power evaluations done by States, so that NRC can place greater reliance on States in NRC construction permit proceedings.
Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Symoosium Technical representatives from the seven low-level radioactive waste inter-state compacts and the unaffiliated States of California and Texas participated in the joint NRC/0RNL symposium on the disposal of low-level radioactive wastes at the Capitol Holiday Inn, Washington, D. C., on September 29-30, 1982. As part of the symposium, NRC staff met with the representatives to discuss informational needs with NRC and DOE staff.
Significant items identified include briefing materials for State legislators pertaining to the issues of transuranic wastes and decommissioned reactors.
l A continuing forum for interchange of ideas among the compact representatives and with Federal agencies was discussed.
Training Course During the week of October 4,1982 twenty Agreement State and one NRC health physicists will attend a course entitled " Medical Use of Radionuclides for State Regulator;. Personnel," at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center in Oklahoma City.
Review of Florida Procram The review of the Florida radiation control program will be completed the week of October 4, 1982.
l Meetino With Nebraska A special meeting will be held with Nebraska to review the State's progress in restoring and training staff. The State recently experienced a large turnover in technical staff.
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Technical Review Committee for the Suggested State Regulations for Control l
of Radiation to finalize the 1952 edition of the document for publication, i
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l Items of Interest Week Ending October 1, 1981 On September 28-29, 1982, the NRC Federal Women's Program held a symposium for the NRC Regional Federal Women's Program Managers at the Maryland National Bank Building, at NRC Headquarters. Those FWP Managers in attendance were: Teresa Darden, Region I, Lucy Millines, Region II, Marcia Smith, Region III, Connie Latigo, Region IV, and Nellie Western, Region V.
The course agenda consisted of the following subjects; "Why a Federal Women's Program" by Ruth J. Anderson, Program Manager; " Staffing Policy in the NRC, Performance Appraisals, Time and Attendance, and Regionalization" by Judy Langan, Chief, Applicant Review System and Special Projects, O&P; " Position Management" by Michael Fox, Chief, Position Evaluation Section, O&P; " Employee Development" by Dr. Carolyn Bassin and Lillian Van Santen Education Development and Training Officers, MDTS; " Interpretation of Statistics, An Example" by Dr.
Dan Lurie, Mathematical Statistician, Managment Analysis Branch, RM; " Current Topics of Interest" by Alfred Mozier, Staffing Personnel Specialist, Office of Management; "Welcome - Questions and Answer Period" by Victor Stello, Deputy Executive Director for Regional Operations and Generic Requirements; " Regional-ization and EE0" - panel members were James Taylor, Director, Reactor Programs, I&E, William B. Kerr, Director, OSDBU/CR, and Paul Bird. Director, O&P, ADM, ana F. Cleo Spartan, Director, Office of the Federal Women's Program, Office of Personnel Management.
A special luncheon was hosted for the Regional Federal Women's Program Managers at Bish Thompson, at which the newly appointed Federal Women's Program Advisory Committe, nrevious members of the FWPAC, members of the Federally Employed Women, Inc., and other NRC officials attended. Remarks were given by Ms. Patricia Norry, Director of Administration; Dr. Kathryn Bissell, Assistant to Cornissioner Ahearne; and Dr. Ina Alterman, Geologist, NRR.
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 1, 1982 Petition Denial Signed by EDO On September 30, 1982, the Executive Director for Operations approved for publica-tion a notice of denial of petition for rulemaking PRM 2-11.
As an enclosure to a letter dated September 23, 1981, Mr. Wells Eddleman filed PRM 2-11 requesting that the Commission amend its regulations in 10 CFR Part 2 to require: (1) for nuclear power reactors, no single operating license (0L) hearing shall authorize the operatic 9 of more than one power reactor; (2) for each power reactor at a given site, a separate OL hearing shall be held before any OL for that reactor shall issue; and (3) for each hearing, a variety of safety, environmental, and other issues must be relitigated or introduced for determination.
Under authority delegated in 10 CFR 1.40(o), the EDO is denying petition for rule-makin, PRM 2-11 on the grounds that the requested amendments are unnecessary, con-trary to sound administrative practice, and inconsistent with existing law.
By le.ter dated September 30, 1982, the EDO notified the petitioner with a simple state'ent of the grounds of denial. After the notice of denial is published in l
the Federal Register, it will be republished as an item in Nuclear Regulatory Commission issuances.
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SECY-82-368 - PROPOSED RULEMAKING TO CLARIFY THE PROCEDURES FOR APPEALING PREHEARING CONFERENCE ORDERS GRANTING OR DENYING INTERVENTION, Memo SECY j
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1 This is to advise you that the Commission has not approved your proposed rulemaking to clarify the procedures for appealing prehearing and special prehearing conference orders.
Chairman 2
Palladino and Commissioner Asselstine approved your recommendation,
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Commissioners Gilinsky and Roberts disapproved, and Commissioner I
Ahearne did not participate.
B.
SECY-82-386 - LICENSED FUEL FACILITY STATUS REPORT INVENTORY DIFFERENCE DATA (NURE3-0430) - VOL. 2, NO. 2, JULY 1981 - DECEMBER 1981 ISSUE, Memo j
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This is to advise you that the Commission (with all Co=missioners i
agreeing) has approved your recommendation to release the July 1981 - December 1981 inventory difference data contained'
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SECY-82-187 - REVISED GUIDELINES FOR PRE' PARING VALUE IMPACT ANALYSES, Memo SECY to Dircks, 9/30/52 4
i This is to advise you that the Commission (with Chairman Palladino and Commissioners Ahearne, Roberts and Asselstine agreeing) has approved the Revised Guidelines for Preparing l
Value Impact Analyses with the modifications noted below.
Cc=missioner Gilinsky abstained and indicated that he would wait and see how the new cost analysis group performs.
The Commission's ce=ments and modifications to the guidelines are as follcws:
1.
The Ccmmission noted that inclusion of the word " annual" in Section II.A.a. could be quite restrictive.
2.
Sectica II.A.b. should be revised to read:
"A significant impact en health, safety or the environment, or".
3.
Section II.A.c. should be revised to focus on costs to NRC licensees and State and local government impacts i
(e.g., with regard to emergency planning).
The NRC should not become expert in rates and other aspects of utility finances.
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Add Section II.A.d. to cover those cases directed by
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SECY-82-187 (Cont'd) 5.
In Section III.A.2.
(first sentence), the Commission believes the " significance" must primarily be safety significance not cost, while understanding that a rule or generic requirement of small saf ety significance and large potential costs should also be rigorously analyzed.
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In Section III.A.3 change the last sentence to read, "The extent to which costs and benefits should be assessed for alternatives is to be determined by the responsible office director.
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In Section III.B.4.b. "the effect of an alternative on all other NRC programs and requirements, as well as those of other government entities and licensees, should be considered." must be treated with common-sense to avoid such consideration becoming a major research effort.
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Section III.B.6.a. should not be read as requiring the NRC to design the engineering solutions.
9.
Revise the title of Appendix A to read " Analysis Required to Support imposition of Information Collection Requirements."
10.
The Draft Implementing Directive (Enclosure 2 to SECY-82-187) should be revised so that the present second paragraph indicates that much less is required for these "other rulemaking actions and non-rulemaking generic requirements."
The paragraph should also be j
relocated to follow the present third paragraph so that the reader doesn't believe the complete guidelines are for the "other" actions.
11.
The Commission decided during the budget review to put the ecs group in the Office of Resource Management.
12.
The Commissien would like a report from you on the implementation of the revised guidelines in approximately six months.
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SECY-82-376 - APPROVAL OF A PROPOSED LICENSE TO EXPORT A RESEARCH REACTOR AND SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL TO BANGLADESH (LICENSE N05.
XR-126 AND XSNM01669), Memo SECY to Dircks, 10/1/82 j
This is to advise you that the Co==ission (with Co-4 ssioner Roberts not participating) has agreed with your reco=endation and has authorized the issuance of the proposed export licenses to General Ato=i-.
The Office of International Programs was advised of this action on October 1, 1982.
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STAFF REQUIREMENTS - AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND VOTE, 4:15 P.M., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1932, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE), Memo SECY to Dircks and Bickwit,10/1/82 I.
Indian Point Hearing Order The Co=ission, by a vote of 3-2 (Chairman Palladino and Cc=issioners Gilinsky and Asselstine approving, Co=issioners l
Ahearne and Roberts disapproving) approved an orcer which recuests that the Indian Point Hearing Board,give the Cornission an estimate of when the recernendations called for in CLI-81-23 l
will be provided to the Co=ission.
(Subsecuently on October 1, 1982 the order was signed by the Secretary.)
II.
SECY-82-366 - FOIA Appeal 82-A-4 (Fleischaker) Regarding Diablo Canyon Seismic Decision (ALA3-644)
The Cc=issien, by a vote of 5-0, approved the withholding of all but one document subject to this FOIA appeal.
The one document, a consultant report from P. Jenning to Commissioner Gilinsky was approved for release.
(Subsequently, a letter to Messrs. Reyncids and Phillips was signed by the Secretary on October 1, 1982.)
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NRR MEETING NOTICES
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411/IIME NUMllER LOCAT10N PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT l
3/ 0 1 /112 P-lin Review the exemption requests for Northern States D. Dilanni
- 15 mn Bethesda Appendix R on fire Protection for.
Power Company Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Engineering Planning Plant Units 1 and 2.
and Mgmt. Assoc.
Brookhaven Nati. Lab 4
3/3-5/82 50-382 Waterford 3 Site NRC staf f will audit Waterford's Louisiana Power and S. Black
- 30 am Taf t, Louisiana training program.
Light Company i
0/ 0 5/112 50-387 PPF,L Of fices To discuss the Station Penn. Power and R. Perch
- .10 am Allentown, Pa.
Blackout Test Plan.
Light Company (Susquehanna, Unit 1)
- l/05/fl2 50-537 Landow 1111-A working structural and seismic Dept. of Energy R. Stark
- 30 an 11ethesda review meeting with the applicants.
Project Mgmt. Corp.
Tenn. Valley Authority (Clinch River Breeder)
- I/05/82 P-ll4 To discuss technical issues des-Core Perf. Branch P. Tam 3:00 am Bethesda tribed unjler item 3 of TIA-82-49, Standardization and which reads, "DSI evaluate the bases Special Projects Branch for West,lnghouse PWR and position
,Instrtmentation and '
indication system accuracy require-Control Systems Branch ments during plant operation in Modes m
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Determine if rod post-i G
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may be relaxed for Modes 3, 4, and 5.
A IfSTSchangeisappropriate, pro /ide 4
recommended change to DST."
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N DOCKET JAll/IlME NUMBER LOCAll0N PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 0/01/112 lloliday Inn To establish the status of various' Dept. of Energy R. Ramirez
- 30 am New Jersey Room program efforts.
Insti. of Nuc1 car i
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0/08/82 50-389 Triangle Towers To discuss the procedure for Icak Florida Power and V. Nerses
- 30 am Room 1611-1 testing pressure isolation valves.
Light Company Bethesda 0/ 1 3/112 50-289 P-ll4/110
.To discuss results of GPU Nuclear's Franklin Research R. Jacobs
>:30 am flethesda SG repair quali fications program, Center 0/14/82 P-422 eddy current testing program, RCS Pact fic Northwest Lab.
- 30 am Bethesda cleaning.
Brookhaven Nati. Lab Dak Ridge Nati. Lab Ohio State (TMI Unit 1) i 0/13/82 50-413 MNBil-6110 To discuss the NRC Power Systems Duke Power Compamy K. Jabbour 0:00 am 50-414 Bethesda
' Branch review questions of the 9/14/82 HNBB-6507 Catawba F.SAR as transmitted to J
- 30 an Bethesda Duke on Hpvember 4, 1981.
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PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT fiOTE :
Meetings for 9/30 and 10/1 CANCELLED - R. E. Cunningham - Arlington, TX and Albuquerque, NM 9/30 Willste Meeting with Radiation Program R. E. Cunningham (FC)
R. E. Cunningham I
1:00pm Room 562 Director (EPA) to discuss Glen Sjoblom (EPA)
Kerr-McGee, West Chicago.
10/4-10/8 70-27 Lynchburg, VA To accompany Region 11 N. Ketzlach (FC)
N. Ketzlach inspector in inspection of Region 11 reps D&W Naval facility and to discuss their license renewal.
10/4-5 Willste Meeting with General Atomic E. Y. Shum (FC)
E. Y. Shum Company to djscuss their W.R.Mowry(GAC) environmental impact appraisal related to their renewal application.
10/4 M-32 West Valley, To attend meeting and site A. T. Clark (FC)
A. T. Clark NY tour of the West Valley'.
J. G. Davis (NMSS) facility.
DOE-West Valley reps.
10/6-10/8 Albuquerque, To meet with Sandia on Pu R. E. Cunningham (FC)
R. E. Cunningham NM Air Transport in regards to R. Chappell (FC)
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($![/_IIH_L NUtilER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONIACI 10///H2 Emittsburg, MD Meeting of federal Radiological R. DeYoung, IE K. Perkins, IE Preparedness Coordinating K. Perkins, IE Conmittee to discuss inter-agency emergency preparedness activities.
Orlando, IL Attend and participate in the R. DeYoung, IE M. Peranich, IE 10/12-15/82 flinth Annual Energy flivision E. Jordan, IE Energy Quality Assurance M. Peranich IE Conference. Participation includes presentation of speeches by Mr. DeYoung and Mr. Jordan, and Mr. Peranich serving as Moderator and Panel Member for the discussion on fiRC standards - An Industry Perspective on As-Builts.
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Pat Worthington Alimquerque, NF 2nd International Workshop on the impact of Hydrogen on i/1-10/7/82 Water Reactnr Safety (related i
to Contract 1336). NRC/EPRI R. Minogue Alf Conference on Radiation New Orleans, LA 10/4/82 Royal Sonesta Hotel Issues for the Nuclear Industry Panel Participant: R. Minogue "HRC Activities in the Regulation of Radiation" D. Mangan, Sandia J. Prell Sandia Nat'l Lab.
Safety Safeguards Interface j-10/05/82 Concerns Albuquerque, NM Program Management Review A. W. Snyder R. Minogue 10/6/82 with Sandia National Laboratory i
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