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NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 l
INFORMATION REPORT Octocer 14, 1982 SEcY-82-415 For:
The Commissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO Sub.iect: WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING OCTOBER B, 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 Regulatcry Research E
Executive Legal Director F
- nternational Programs G
5 tate Programs H*
Rescurce Management I
Analysis anc Evaluation of Operational Data J'
Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rignts K'
Regional Offices L'
CRGR Pon:nly Report M
Executive Direc:cr for Operations N'
Items Adcressed by the Commissien 0
Meeting Notices P
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h-HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT Week Ending October 8, 1982 l
h R.E. Ginna Rochester Gas & Electric Corporation (RG&E), while performing inspections of the steam generator tubes, discovered a rupture in a steam generator tube plugged in January 1976. Earlier this year this tube was characterized as having outer surface damage but did not require removal. RG&E plans to remove the ruptured tube October 7 and have the plant back on-line October 10 or 11.
Oconee, Unit 3 l
The plant returned to operation October 1 following an outage which started
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April 23.
Brunswick, Units 1 and 2 Unit 2 resumed power operation on October 3 concluding a refueling outage which began April 24 The outage ran about ten weeks longer than planned j
I because of the need to complete a short-term improvement proDram for both i
l uni ts. Unit 1 is expected to resume operation on October 7,1982.
l Shearon Harris, Units 1 and 2 Carolina Power & Light Company crally informed !!RC that the in-service date i
for Unit 1 will slip by about six months to the middle of 1985. CP&L would like i
to retain the current schedule for issuing the SER. A written request is expected soon. The delay in Unit 2 will be determined in December 1982.
I Physical protection Recuirements for Nonoower Rear?m j
NMSS has revised proposed pnysical protection requirements for nonpower reactor licensees possessing formula quantities of strategic special material. Because l
the recuirements have been extensively revised since the previous public commen.
period, the Commission is being asked to approve a second round of public comments.
. West Valley On September 16, Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc. (UFS) and the f;ew York State Energy Research and Development Aurnority (NYSERDA) agreed to a settlement date for terminating NFS responsioility for the facility. DOE will conduct a high-level waste solidification demonstration project after which NYSERDA will reacquire I
the facility, l
Enforcement of prompt Public Notification System Installments t
On October 5, letters were issued to Haddam Neck, Millstone, and Rancho Seco advising them that civil penalties would not be imposed for their failure to
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install and test notification systems by February 1,1982.
pressuriced Thermal Shock Transients INEL is transmitting to NRC completed calculation of three PTS transients.
Indian point. Units 1 and 2 On October 1, the AILS issued an Order responding tc tne Commission's directive that it reconsider its prior ruling admitting contentions in this proceedine. In its Order, the ASLE: 1) reformulated two previously admitted contentions; 2) re-
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- inree prior contentions; 3) established five Beard cuestions to be addressed by t9e staff and licensees; and O retained, witnout modification, five previously acmitted contentions. A ruling on emergency planning contentions was deferred.
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OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending October 8,1982 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM 0F INFORMATION ACT l
l STATUS OF REOUESTS I
Initial Appeal of Recuest Initial Decision Received 505 23 Granted 360 1
Denied 68 20 Pending 77 2
ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received Dennis Bachand Requests a copy of Inspection Report 50-443/82-06 (82-462) regarding the Seabrook Station and a copy of 10 CFR Part 50.
Charles Barnes, Requests a copy of eight listed documents regarding Cammittee for the University of Kansas Research Reactor and a Radiation Safety copy of SECY-81-664, Information Report Steam (82-463)
Generator Tube Experience.
Gail Van Dyken Requests all documents between Stepan Chemical (82 464)
Company and W. R. Grace & Company between 1950 and 1975.
Charles Barnes,
Requests six categories of documents regarding the Committee for Spencer Chemical Company.
Radiation Safety (82-465)
James P. Murray, Requests nine categories of documents relating to tube Steel Hector & Davis degradation, tninning, denting, corrosion, cracking f
(82 466) and/or related phenomena in any steam generator sold or manuf actured by Westinghouse or any company for use in a donestic nuclear power plant.
i Lyle Graber Requests a copy of COMJA-80-37, Commissicn approval (82-467) guidance on EOF location and habitability and secretary memorandum, 581-19, Commission approval of NUREG-0696 as general guidance only.
CONTACT:
J. M. Felton l
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Received, Cont'd Lyle Graber Requests a copy of SECY-82-255.
l (82-468) l Thomas W. Parkinson, Requests a list of the names and addresses of all Interstate Nuclear NRC licensees in Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts.
Services Ohio, Connecticut and West Virginia and the l
(82-459)
State department to contact in New Hampshire, I
l Rhode Island, New York and Maryland for the same information.
i Scott Schulke Requests a copy of the NRC's Annual Report to (82-470)
Congress for 1981.
Bill Hafner Requests all documents pertaining to paragraph IV. A.2.c (82-471) of Appendix G,10 CFR Part 50 for Shoreham Unit 1 between April 1,1981 and September 1,1981.
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William A. Sandry, Requests a current list of licensed reactor and i
Professional Reactor senior reactor operators by facility.
L Operator Society (82-472)
K. Maxwell Dale, Requests information on all licensed reactor and Roy, Forehand, senior reactor operators.
Laine & Dale, P.C.
(82-473)
David W. Meyer, Requests a copy of SECY-82-155, Study of the Lowenstein, Newman, Feasibility and Value of Licensing Nuclear Power Reis & Axelrad, P.C.
Plant Managers and Senior Licensee Officers.
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Requests a copy of the NRC's 1981 Affinnative Action (82-475)
Plan.
Sandra Ramirez Requests information on the NRC.
(82-476)
Barbara Stamiris, Requests a copy of eight page, Confidential Proposed Intervenor DM-OL QA Stipulation.
Proceecing, Midland Plant (82-477)
Granted Diane Curran, In response to a request for CRAC and CRAC2 analyses, Harmon & Weiss and records analyzing or comi,enting on the analyses, (22-406) relating to the Seabrook Station, made available 16 documents.
Informed the requester additional dccuments subject to this recuest are already evailable at tne PDR.
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3 Granted, Cont'd Saul S. Sharison, In response to a request for all documents relating Department of Heulth, to a shipment of radioactive material manufactured City of New York by General Electric at Wilmington, North Carolina, (82-431) transported by Tri-State Motor Transit, which traveled through the City of New York on or about July 25, 1982, and was received at the Shoreham Nuclear Plant, made available 20 documents.
David T. Williams In response to a request for a copy of Request for (82-440)
Proposal No. RS-01E-82-251, made available a copy of the requested record.
Dennis Bachand Made available a copy of Inspection Report 50-443/
(82-462) 82-06 and 10 CFR Part 50.
Scott Schulke Made available a copy of NRC's Annual Report to (82-470)
Congress for 1981.
Denied Ellyn R. Weiss, In response to a request for all reports, memoranda Harmon & Weiss or other work performed by Scier.ce Applications, (82-342)
Inc. for the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Project, made available six documents. Denied five documents in their entirety pursuant to Exemption 5.
Joel R. Reynolds, In response to an appeal to the Commission for the John R. phillips, release of documents relating to the Commission's Center for Law in deliberations on Diablo Canyon ALAB-644, made the Public Interest available one document. Denied two documents in (82-A-4-82-160) their entirety containing advice and opinions on Canmission procedural options relating to ALAB-644.
Denied two transcripts of Commission meetings in their entirety pursuant to Exemption 3 of the FOIA and Exemption 10 of the Government in the Sunshine Act.
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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 8,1982
.I IFB ISSUED I FB NO. : RS-ADM-82-298 TITLE: " Newspaper Clipping Service" DESCRIPTION: Clip news articles on a local and national basis that are relevant to the NRC mission.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 months SPONSOR: ADM STATUS: IFB issued 10/4/82 CONTRACTS AWARDED Contract No.: NRC-10-82-696 TITLE: " Maintenance and operation of the Local Public Document Room" DESCRIPTION: Maintain and operate the LPDR by way of filing documents and/or microfiche, maintain document collection and furnishing information to patrons in addition to other related services.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 12 months SPONSCR: ADM STATUS: Firm-Fixed Price contract awarded to the State Library of Pennsylvania in the amount of $10,753.81.
Contract No.
NRC-04-82-002 TITLE: "Near-Ground Tornado Windfields" DESCRIPTION: Critical Evaluation of Tornado Windsoeed Estimates based on Engineering Analysis of Damage and Missile Behavior. This is basically a continuation of the work currently being performed on Contract No. NRC-04-76-345 with Texas Tech University.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: September 27, 1982 through September 30, 1983 for Phase I plus one year for each Phase II option SPONSOR: Office Of Nuclear Regulatory Research STATUS: Cost reimbursement contract awarded to Texas Tech University in the amount of 584,964.00.
Contract No.
NRC-05-82-246 TITLE: " Presentation of General and Refresher Courses in Non-Destructive l
Examination" (NDE)
DESCRIPTION: Basic and advanced NDE courses PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: September 27, 1982 through September 30, 1985 SPONSOR: Office of Inspection and Enforcement STATUS: Firm-fixed contract awarded to Rockwell International Corporation in the amount of 592,330.00.
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CONTRACTS CLOSED-0UT I
NRC-03-79-140 Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.
10/1/82 NRC 80-706 Computer Systems Support 10/1/82 NRC 81 -102 John M. Kuhlman 10/5/82 AT(49-24)-0083 Entropy Limited 10/1/82 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE NRC-G-04-82-007 TITLE: " Strong-Ground Motion Simulation and Engineering Applications-Workshop" DESCRIPTION: Support is provided to establish a forum for reviewing current technology associated with simulation of strong-ground motion and its application to engineering.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: August 1,1982 - July 31,1983 SPONSOR: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research STATUS: Grant awarded to Earthquake Engineering Research Institute in the amount of $20,000.00 effective September 29, 1982.
NRC-G-04-82-008 TITLE: " Chapman Conference on Fault Behavior and the Earthouake Generation Process" DESCRIPTION: Support is provided to bring together a multi-disciplinary group of scientists to deal with problems relating to fault rupture dynamics, earthquake recurrence, and processes of earthquake generation.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 7/8/82 - 11/15/82 SPONSOR: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research STATUS: Grant awarded to American Geophysical Union in the amount of 58,000.00 effective 9/29/82.
NRC-G-04-82-009 TITLE: " An Investigation of Recent Crustal Movements in the State of Maine" DESCRIPTION: Suppcrt is provided to conduct a multi-disciplinary study to collect data on known recent movements of the Earth's crust in Ma'.ne and attempt to interpret these data in terms of bedrock structure and causes of the movements.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 8/2/82 - 6/30/85 SPCNSOR: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research STATUS: Grant awarded to Maine Geological Survey in the amount of $99,946.C0 effective 9/22/82.
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I Weekly Information Report l FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Cont'd NRC-G-04-82-010 TITLE: "The Second International Corbicula Symposium" DESCRIPTION: Support is provided for this symposium to stimulate awareness of the safety signficance of fouling caused by a freshwater mollusk, corbicula, in the safety-related and fire protection systems at nuclear power stations.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: August 23, 1982 through December 31, 1983 SPONSOR: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research STATUS: Grant awarded to University of Arkansas in the amount of
$12,695.00 effective September 8,1982.
NRC-G-04-82-Oli TITLE:
"An Evaluation of the Benefits of Response-Time In Site Testing j
of Neutron Sensors Used in Nucleur Power Peactor Protection Systems" DESCRIPTION: Support is provided to evaluate the relationship between sensor response time and sensor sensitivity in order that the safety benefits of neutron sensor response time testing can be adequately assessed.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: October 1,1982 through September 30, 1983 SPONSOR: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research STATUS: Grant awarded to Ohio State University in the amount of 561,562.00 effective September 20, 1982.
NRC-G-04-82-013 TITLE: " Thermal-Hydraulic Transient Behavior of Coolant in a Simulated Reactor Loop" j
DESCRIPTION: Support is provided to study the thermal-hydraulic behavior of a B&W reactor in relation to its particular design features, during a small break LOCA and the subsequent natural circulation cooling period.
PERIOD OF PERFORMA'.CE: September 27, 1982 through September 27, 1985 SPONSOR: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research STATUS: Grant awarded to University of Maryland in the amount of
$30,000.00 effective September 27, 1982.
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DOCUMENT CONTROL
- i NRC Translations Completed for the Month of September 1982 e
i Copies of these translations will be available in the Library on Microfiche for S
internal NRC staff use only. These translations are derivative works created i
from foreign documents by the foreign author,and are still the property of the
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foreign author or sponsoring government.
All proprietary translations are unavailable on Microfiche. Requests for pro-prietary information should be directed to the originating office.
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GERMAN NRC Translation 1133 Investigation of Aseismic Design Methods for Nuclear Power Plants.
D. Hosser.
G. Koenig, and S. Liphardt. Koenig and Heunisch, 6000 Frankfurt am Main 70, Germany. December 1979. 130 pages. Requested by:
- 0. Rothberg, NRR. Cost: 5980.
l NRC Translation 1146 PROPRIETARY Explanation of Event Nos.169/79 and 191/79 " Failure of the Support Steam Supply
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at the Unterweser Nuclear Power Plant." Reactor Safety Company (GRS), Inc.,
i Cologne, Germany. July 15, 1982. 3 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP.
Cost: 530.
NRC Translation 1159 Telex No. 2467 from Dr. Schnurer, German Federal Ministry of Interior, to Dr. J.D.
Lafleur, NRC. August 11, 1982. 2 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP.
Cost: 540.
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i NRC Translation 1103 PROPRIETARY TT ho. 627. Study of Transient Condensation of " Steam and Air" Mixtures 2
(ECOTRA LOOP).
J.M. Croix and A. Liegeois. Commission Mixte CEA/EDF, Grenoble, France. February 1980. 78 pages. Requested by:
T. Lee, RES. Cost: 5536.
NRC Translation 1113 i
PROPRIETARY Bulletin of Incidents - Fourth Quarter 1981. Ministere de l'Industrie, Paris, France. 19S2. 60 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: 58S0.
NRC Translation 1117 PROPRIETARY SIN No. 1925/82. Letter dated 4/21/82 from Christian de Torcuat, Chief of SCSIN, to the Director, Service de la Production Thermique, EdF, with enclosure.
Suoiect: Keeping the Positioning Pins of the Guice Tubes of PWR Control Roc Clusters in Service. Ministere de l'Industrie, Paris, France. April 21, 1982.
5 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: 568.
- ini's corpiete Tibc entry is ceieteo from tne Puk copy.
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NRC Translation 1119 PROPRIETARY Cracking of the Tie Rods of the Emergency Power Generating Sets of Fessenheim l
1 and 2.
Ministere de l'Industrie, Paris France. February 18, 1002. 4 pages.
Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: 552.
NRC Translation 1120 PROPRIETARY SASR No. 82-01. Analysis of the Incident of July 20, 1981 at the Bugey Nuclear Power Plant - Unit No. 2.
Ill-timed Extraction of the Control Clusters During the Lifting of the Upper Internals.
G. Delettre. Ministere de l'Industrie, Paris, France. June 1982. Requested By:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: 5264.
NRC Translation 1121 PROPRIETARY SASR N. 82-02. Analysis of the Incident of May 13, 1982 in the Nuclear Power Plant at Blayais - Generating Unit No. 1.
Fire in the Central Blowing Station of the Fuel Building.
J.P. Madoz, B. Fourest. Ministere de l'Industrie, Paris, France. June 1982. 17 pages. Reauested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: 5276.
NRC Translation 1122 l
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SASR No. 82-03. Analysis of the Incident of September 16, 1981 at Unit 1 of the Tricastin Power Plant. Drop in the Level of the Spent Fuel Pool Due to Loss of l
Compressed Air.
B. Fourest. Ministere de l'Industrie, Paris, France. June 1982.
23 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, 01P. Cost: 5396.
NRC Translation 1123 PROPRIETARY SASR No. 82-04 Analysis of the Incident Which Occurred in Generating Unit No. I at Blayais on December 30, 1981. Tripping of the Low Pressure Emergency Injection Pumps During a Safety injection Sequence.
C. Feltin and M. Lemeur. Ministere de l'Industrie, Paris, France. June 1982. 7 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, 01P. Cost: 5108.
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Deterioration of the Extraction Heating i
Resistor in the lodine Trap of the Fuel Building.
J.P. Madoz and B. Fourest.
Ministere ce l'Industrie, Paris, France. 1982. 7 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: 592.
NRC Translation 1126 SN No. 26. Bulletin on Safety of Nuclear Installations, March-April 1982.
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Ministere de l'Industrie, Paris, France. 1982. 44 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: 5160.
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JAPANESE NRC Translation 1046 Four charts:
(1) Status of Reactor Construction / Operation (Commercial Only) as of January 1,1982,(2) Location of Nuclear Power Plants, (3) Rates of Hr/ Operation and Facility Utilization for Nuclear Power Plants in Japan as of January 1, 1982, and (4) Status of Reactor Operation During One Year as of January 1, 1982.
Overseas Electrical Industry Survey Institute, Inc., Washington, DC. 1982.
4 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: 5300.
NRC Translation 1131 PROPRIETARY Three incident descriptions are involved:
(1) Fukushima Daiichi #1 - December 3, 1981, (2) Mihama #1 - July 8, 1982, and (3) Fukushima #1, Unit 5 - July 8, 1982.
Agency of Natural Resources and Energy 3-1, Kasumigaseki 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan. July 1982. 4 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, 0IP. Cost: 550.
i NRC Translation 1132 PROPRIETARY Research into Core Spray Distribution in a Steam Atmosphere. Agency of Natural Resources and Energy 3-1, Kasumigaseki 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan.
April 1982. 133 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: 51,100.
f SWEDISH NRC Translation Ill" PROPRIETARY Quarterly Report of the State Nuclear Power Inspectorate, January-March 1982.
Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate, Stockholm, Swecen. 1982.
18 pages.
Reauested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: 5320.
j CHINESE NRC Translation 1115 PROPRIETARY R0-04-02. Taiwan Power Company, Second Nuclear Power Station, Reportable Occurrence Report. Atomic Energy Council, Taipei, Taiwan. May 19, 1982.
1 page. Recuested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: 540.
NRC Translation 1118 PROPRIETARY R0-04-03. Taiwan Power Company, Second Nuclear Power Station, Reportable Occurrence Report. Atomic Energy Council, Taipei, Taiwan. June 7, 1982.
2 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, OIP. Cost: 540.
NRC Translation 1135 PROPRIETARY R0-01-031. Taiwan Power Company, First Nuclear Power Station, Reportable Occurrence Report. Atomic Energy Council. Taipei, Taiwan. June 17, 1982.
2 pages. Requested by:
J. Lafleur, DIP. Cost: 540.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending October 8,1982 R. E. Ginna Nuclear power plant Rochester Gas & Electric Corporation (RG&E) has been performing inspections of the steam generator tubes and has discovered a rupture in a previously plugged steam generator tube at its R.E. Ginna Nuclear Power Plant. The rupture is a fish mouth opening facing the steam generator wrapper. It is 1.25 inches long 3/8 inch at the widest opening and begins 3.5 inches above the top of the tube sheet. The ruptured tube is a tube that was plugged in January 1976 and is in the B-steam generator hot leg (R39-C69). During video examinations as a result of the January 25, 1982 steam generator tube rupture, this tube was characterized as having outer surface damage but the damage was not considered significant enough to require removal..The rup-ture was found by video inspections being performed during the present steam generator inspection outage that RG&E had committed to prior to restarting in May. Eddy current testing during the outage has shown no degradation of i
tubes in the periphery of t' M eam The video inspection also revealed a small piece of a.1 rod (generators.about 4 inches long) in each steam generator.
R3LE and Westinghouse Me evaluating the situation.over'the weekend to i
determine a course of action.
Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit 2 A reeting is scheduled for October 6,1982 with Arkansas Power & Light Com-pany and Combustion Engineering concerning the decreased shoulder gap dis-covered during recent fuel assembly surveillance activities for ANO-2 as discussed in a recent Daily Highlight. Items to be discussed include fuel codification recuirements, the impact of this event on other CE operating plants, and the basis for continuing under CFR 50.59(a) provisions.
The meeting will be held in Room P-118 of the Phillips Building in Bethesda, Maryland on October 6,1982 (Wednesday) from 1:15 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. with personnel frem AP&L and CE. Janice Stevens is the NRR Project Manager.
Point Beach Nuclear plant, Unit 1 On May 27, 1982 Wisconsin Electric Power Company (licensee) informed the NRC staff of their intention to replace the Point Beach Unit 1 steam genera-ter major components during the fall 1983 refueling outage. The licensee intended to initiate these repairs pursuant to 10 CFR 50.59.
By letter dated July 6,1982, we informed the licensee that we did not agree with their determination that repairs of that scope and magnitude could be conducted pursuant to 10 CFR 50.59 without prior NRC review and approval.
We further informed the licensee of our consideration of its letter as an application for amendment (in accordance with the licensee's request) and of our prenotice in the Federal Register of this action.
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submitted to the Commissioners its objection to the prenoticing action.
By separate correspondence they also submitted copies of their Steam Gener,a-tor Repair Report for Point Beach Unit 1.
By letter dated August 10, 1982 Wisconsin's Environmental Decade, a local intervenor group, filed a petition for leave to intervene in the above matter. An Atomic Safety and Licensing l
i Board has been established to rule on Decade's request.
Meetines There will be a meeting on October 7,1982 at 8:30 a.m. in the New Jersey Room at the Holiday Inn with INPO to discuss human factors programs status.
Oconee Unit 3 Oconee Unit 3 returned to operation on October 1,1982 following an outage which started on April 23, 1982. Work items completed during this outage included refueling,10 year ISI, Appendix R and NUREG-0737 modifications, and modifications to the AFW system to retire in place the internal headers and installation of external AFW headers.
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Brunswick 2 resumed power operation on October 3,1982, concluding a refuel-ing outage which began April 24,1982. Major safety-related work areas included control rod drive system modifications, scram discharge volume valve and instrumentation modifications, Mark I containment modifications, installation of two-stage safety relief valve operators, and rebui.lding of the main steam isolation valves. The outage ran about ten weeks longer than planned because of the need to complete a short-term improvement pro-gram designed to correct numerous, significant deficiencies in the licensee's technical specification surveillance, Appendix J local and integrated leak rate testing, and in-service inspection and test programs for both Brunswick units. The licensee's long-term improvement program is continuing.
The licensee expects that Brunswick 1, which has been shut down since i
July 15, 1982 pending completion of the short-term improvement program, I
will resume power operation on October 7,1982.
Issuance of License Renewal for the University of Viroinia On September 30, 1982, the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation issued a 20-year renewal of the operating license for the University of Virginia research reactor. This reactor is located on the campus of the University at Charlottesville, and is used in their research and training programs.
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Kewaunee Nuclear Power plant On October 4,1982, an exemption to Appendix J to 10 CFR 50 was issued to l
the Wisconsin Public Service Corporation for the Kewaunee Nuclear Power l
Plant that will permit a change in test fluid (hydraulic vs. pneumatic) i and in the sequence of testing of isolation valves. Appropriate Technical Specifications are being prepared by the Wisconsin Public Service Corpora-tion which are consistent with the exemption.
Shearon Harris Plant The Manager of Licensing for Carolina Power & Light Company crally informed NRC that the in-service date for Shearon Harris Unit I will be slipped by approximately 6 months. There will be a delay associated with Unit 2 as j
well, but the magnitude will not be determined until December 1982. Based i
on the usual interval allowed between fuel loading and in-service dates, he estimated that fuel loading for Unit 1 would be moved to about the mid-die of 1985. CP&L seeks to preserve the schedules currently,being followed for issuance of the SER. A written request on this matter' will be forth-coming shortly.
R. E. Ginna Nuclear Power Station As discussed in an earlier highlight, Rochester Gas & Electric Cc,'
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(RG&E) found a fish-mouth rupture in a previously plugged steam ator tube. RG&E is presently planning to remove the portion of the r ed tube between the tube sheet and the first support plate. The re I will be acccmplished using the same techniques developed by RGKE follt
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The rupture occurred in a wear area on the tube that had been prc,. 41y noted during the spring 1982 outage. Comparison of the video inspe: tion tapes from the spring outage and the current tapes show no signs of addi-tional wear in either the ruptured tube or the two adjacent plugged tubes.
It is pcstulated that a leaky steam generator tube plug caused the rupture to occur during the primary system hydrostatic test performed prior to the i
May 19E2 restart. Following restart, the plant experienced approximately 3 cc/hr. primary-to-secondary leakage in the B-steam generator (Technical Specification limit is 0.1 gpm averaged over 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br />). To prevent any leakage, the plugs of the two adjacent tubes will be seal welded.
i The licensee has reviewed the video inspection tapes and has concluded that there are no other tubes with significant wear areas of concern.
Current plans call for the plugging of tubes with IGA indications today and tomorrow, removal of the ruptured tube to be completed Thursday, October 7, and for the plant to be back on line Sunday or Monday.
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NRC TMI PROGRAM 0FFICE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT October 3, 1982 - October 8, 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, October 8, 1982) (approximate values)
Average Incore Thermocouples*: 113*F Maximum Incore Thermocouple *:
130*F RCS Loop Temperatures:
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-0.20 psig Airborne Radionuclide Concentrations:
1.8 E-6 uCi/cc H (sample taken 10/4/82) 3.4 E-10 uti/cc particulates (sample taken 10/1/82) 85 Kr concentrations are below the lower limit of detection (LLD):
6.2 E-6 uti/cc 1.
Effluent anc Environmental (Radiolacical) Information Licuic effluents f ror the TMI site released to the Susquehanna River af ter processire, were race within the reculatory limits and in acccrear.ce oi n teR: recuirer.en s anc City c' Lancaster Acreement.
During the period October 1,1982, through October 7,1952, the effluents containec no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point and individual effluent sources, which originated within Unit 2, contained no detectable radioactivity.
- Uncertainties exist as to the exact location and accuracy of these readings.
- Tne primary wate-level is belcw the hot leg temperature sensors.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Environmental Data The EPA Middletown Office has not received the environmental Kr-85 for the samples which were taken subsequent to September 10, 1982, i
from the EPA's Counting Laboratory at Las Vegas, Nevada. These.
results will be included in a subsequent report.
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NRC Environmental Data Results from NRC monitoring of the environment around the TMI site were as follows:
The following are the NRC air sample analytical results for the onsite continuous air sampler:
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HP-339 September 27 - October 6,1982 (6.6 E-14 (6.6 E-14 4
Licensee Radioactive Material and Radweste Shioments On October 4,1982, two Unit i solidified evaporator bottoms were shipced to U.S. Ecology (Hanford Burial Site), Richland, Washington.
On October 5, 1982, two Unit 1 liquid samples were mailed to Radiation Management Corporation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
On Octccer 6,1952, two Unit I solidified evaporator bottoms were snipped to U.S. Ecolcgy, Richland, Wasnington.
On Octcber 6,1982, five Unit 1 spent fuel pool samples (filter aper swipes) were shipped to Babcock and Wilcox, Lynchburg Research Center, Lynchburg, Virginia.
-On October 7, 1952, one Unit 2 EPICOR 11 prefilter (PF-2) was i
snipped to EG&G Incorporated, Icaho Falls, Idano.
On October 7,1982, two Unit 1 solidified evaporator bottoms were shipped to U.S. Ecology, Richland, Washington.
Major Activities 1.
Scone ;ec Demineralizer System (5D51. SDS completed processing Satch No. 36 on Octecer 3, 19E2 anc cegan processing Satch 37 (approximately 5,000 gallens of miscellaneous letdown water). Parameters for Batch 36 are shewr. in Attachmer.t I.
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EPICOR II. The EPICOR II system continued to process SDS effluent during Ine past week. Latest pa.ameters for the system are shown in.
Reactor Building Entries. Reactor building entries were conducted on 3.
Polar crane Moncey, Wednescay, and Friday, October 4, 6, and 8, 1982.
decontaminaticn, including manual scrubbing with a mild detergent, was the predominant activity inside the reactor building. A brief inspection of components and wall surfaces below the 305 ft, elevation was conducted using a closed circuit television camera. A " dirt ring," showing the The basement high-water level, was visible on the D-ring wall.
three-entry-per-week schedule is expected to continue during the reactor I
building decontamination effort.
On October 7, 1982, the third in a EPICOR II Prefilter Shi ment Status.
4 group of 49 E?lCOR 11 pref 11ters (PF-2) was shipped from TMI to the Idaho The PF-2 National Encineering Laboratory (INEL) in Scoville, Idaho.
liner and shipping cask (CNS-120,-3) were inerted with nitrogen as an added safety precaution to ensure that no combustible gases will exist curing shipment. The hydrogen-oxygen composition in the liner will be maintained at <2.5'; hydrocen and <0.5" oxygen. Two EPICOR II prefilters (PF-6 and PF-7) have teen prepared for shipment and are~ awaiting the (Because of a drain plug removal availability of a type B shipp'ag task.
pecblem, the HN-200 cask will Tot be available until the week of October 11, 19E2.) Currently, SPU is preparing prefilter P7-8 for sampling and inerting.
Monitorine Progra.. Periodic sampling of TMI groundwater Grouncwater 5.
- egen in January 1950 in an ef ort to detect any potential leakage from When the the contaminated water in the basement of the reactor building.
submerged de.ineralizer system oegan processing reactor building water, the basement centained approximately 603,000 gallens of highly radioactive water (>150 uti/mi). There was a concern, if the reactor building leakec, that the leaka,oe coule centaminate Three Mile Island However, the monitoring program has accumulated data to groundwater.
incicate that trere was n0 leakage fr0m the reacter building. The program did identify sone groundwater centamination which resulted from leakage from Ine borated water storage tank (EWST).
The possibility of grounewater contamination from the potential sources cf leakage nas teen recuted. Exceot for a ;ericcic additicn cf water frcm cn-going reactor cuilcing decontamination, the water in the reactor A leakage collection trough and more tuilcing nas been removec.
The sensitive level indicating equipment have been added to the BWST.
effectiveness of these measures will continue to be evaluated by the I
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precipitation in the TMI area will contain an average of 300 pCi/L of tritium with values as high as 600 pCi/1 within the expected range.
The highest TMI groundwater contamination was recorded in test boring 17 i
6 pCi/L). Test boring 17 is in an area con-l of March 23, 1982 (1.1 x 10 l
sidered as restricted and the maximum permissible congentration (MPC) 0 pCi/L).
for tritium in restricted areas is 0.1 uCi/mi (1 x 10 Tritium was the predominant radioisotope detected in the groundwater.
However, sporadic trace levels of radioactive cesium have been detected in test boring 2.
On June 1, 1982, 11 pCi/L of antimony 125 was detected in test boring 17.
(This antimony concentration was just above the lower limit of detection.) Subsequent samples from test boring 17 did not contain any oetectable antimony.
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TMI Aerial Radiological Survey. An aerial radiological survey of the inree Miie Isianc area nas been tentatively scheduled to begin Thursday, October 21, 1982. The survey will be performed by EG&G under contract to the Department of Enercy and is expected to require four to five days of low level helicopter overflight (s250 ft. altituce) of a five square mile area. This survey is a follow-up to the EG&G aerial radiological survey of TMI conducted during August 1976.
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Future Meetines 1.
On October 12, 1982, Lake H. Barrett will meet with the Concerned Mothers of Middletown to discuss TMI-related issues.
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On November 9,1982, the NRC Commissioners will hold a public meeting to discuss the potential restart of TMI Unit No. 1.
Details regarding location and local contact for public statements will be included in press releases when they become available.
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Strontium 90 5.8 7.9 x 10~4 7.4 x 10 EPICOR II PERFORMANCE Batch 143 Average Average Average Radionuclide Influent Effluent DF (ut/ml)
(uc/ml) 2 Cesium 137 7.4 x 10-5 3.75 x 10~7 1.97 x 10 I
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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS l
Items of Interest Week Endine October 8, 1982
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Physical Protection Recuirements for Nonpower Reactors Licensees Revised proposed physical protection requirements for nonpower reactor licensees possessir.g formula quantities of strategic special material have been prepared by staff a month ahead of schedule. Since the require-ments have been extensively revised since the previous public conrnent period, the Commission is being asked to approve a second round of public comment. The requirements state perfomance goals rather than prescriptive requirements to give the licensee flexibility in designing a cost-effective set of measures that satisfy the regulation.
l UF6 Imoorts A member of Westinghouse management from the Columbia, SC site visited the Division of Safeguards on September 30 to discuss material control and accounting issues associated with importation of LEU in the fem of UF. It appears that such imports may occur with increasing frequency.
6 West Valley On September 16, 1982 Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc.
(NFS) and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) jointly submitted a notice to the Commission that a settlement date (and concurrent settlement) had been reached for West Valley in their dispute in the U. S. District Court in New York. By this action, the third, and final, condition of the tems of the Provisional Operating License for West Valley, as amended February 11, 1982, has been met, and the authorities and responsibilities of NFS under the l
license are terminated. NYSERDA continues as licensee under the current tems I
of tne license wnich provide the Department of Energy with possession and control of the facility to conduct the high-level waste solidification demon-stration project at West Valley. NYSERDA will reaquire the facility at the completion of the DOE project.
Traininc of Recional Personnel On October 4,1982 the Material Licensing Branch began a four week training program to qualify personnel as Material Licensing Specialists. This training is being conducted as a part of N!*5S' regionalization program. The majority of the trainees are from Regions II, IV and V.
During 1983, these regions will assume the same licensing authority as Regions I and III.
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i Uranium Recovery Regulation Functions Uranium recovery regulation and policy functions assigned to NM55, including NRC's oversight function for the DOE abandoned tailings sites remedial action program and ongoing research and regulatory guidance development programs.
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Mr. Neill was interested in how NRC's HLW criteria might be used by his organization in their review.
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i OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT Items of Interest Week Ending October 8, 1982 1.
The following Significant Enforcement Actions were taken during the past week:
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EN-82-32, Illinois Power Company (Clinton) - A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $90,000 were issued on October 6, 1982. The action is based on numerous violations in the electrical area and demonstrated the licensee's failure to exercise adequate oversight and control over their principal contractor to whom they delegated the work of establishing and executing quality assurance programs.
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Prompt Public Notification Systems - On October 5,1982, letters were issued to Haddam Neck, Millstone, and Rancho Seco advising them that civil penalties would not be imposed for their failure to install and test by February 1,1982 a system for alerting and providing prompt public notification in the case of an emergency situation at the licensee's site. This action to mitigate the civil penalties is based on careful consideration of the circumstances surrounding each case which included the results of NRC regional inspections, dates of licensee installation, local and state requirements, and operational status of the reactor between February 1,1982 and date of installation of this system.
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The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week:
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PNO-I-82-63, GPU Nuclear Corporation (Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station) - Bomb Threat, b.
PNO-I-8c-60, Pennsylvania Power and Light Company (Susquehanna, Unit 1) -
Pipe Support Inadequacy.
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PNO-II-82-106, Nuclear Fuel Services, Inc. (Erwin, TN) - Minor Explosion on Site - No Injuries.
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PNO-!II-82-105, Indiana & Michigan Electric (D. C. Cook Nuclear Power Plant -
Unit 2) - Outage Greater Than 48 Hours to Repair Crack in Feedwater Drain Line.
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PNO-III-82-106, Commonwealth Edison Company (Zion Nuclear Power Station) -
Control Dod Insertion Problem During Operation.
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PNC-III-82-107, Wisconsin Public Service (Kewaunee Nuclear Power Station) -
Incoerable Containment Pressure Sensing Lines.
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PNO-III-52-108, Illinois Power Company (Clinton Nuclear Power Station) -
Engineering Firm Hired to Augment Project Management.
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PNO-IV-82-35. Exam Company (Tulsa, OK) - Overexposure of Two Radiographers.
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PNO-V-82-40, U. S. Ecology, Inc. (Richland, WA Burial Site) - Banning of Smith, Kline, and French Laboratories, Philadelphia, PA (NRC Licensee)
From Burial of Low-Level Waste Shipments.
- j. PNO-TMI-82-20, GPU Nuclear Corporation (Three Mile Island - Units 1 and 2) -
Game Poachers on Owner Controlled Property.
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Other Items a.
Office of the Director On October 7,1982, the Director, IE and the Director, Division of Emergency Preparedness participated in a meeting of the Federal Radiological Preparedness Coordinating Committee in Emmitsburg, MD, to discuss inter-agency emergency preparedness activities.
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Division of Reactor programs
- i. NUREG/CR-1369, Procedures Evaluation Checklist for Maint T.ance.
Test, and Calibration Procedures Used in Nuclear Power Flants, has been revised and reissued. The revision is based on com7ents received frcm the Regional Offices after a trial use of the check-list by NRC inspectors.
I ii. Division staff will accompany INP0 on a two-week evaluation at Oyster Creek beginning the week of October 24, 1982.
i iii. Division staff will visit Region III during the week of October 12, 1952 to review and discuss Regional comments on the inspection procedures for start-up testing, c.
Division of Enoineering and Ouality Assurance On September 27, 1982, IE and NRR met with boiling water reactor licensees to discuss matters related to pipe cracks found in the Nine Mile Point recirculation system piping. The licensees' inspection programs for examining piping systems were discussed and the criteria and specifications for these inspection techniques were examined.
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Division of Fuel Facilities. Materials and Safeguards Division staf' accompanied inspectors from Regions I and IV on inspections of materials licensees during the past week as part of the Division's assessment of the Regional implementation of the materials inspection program.
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Enforcement Staff On October 5, 1982, the NRC received a check from the University of Michigan for $1,500 for payment of a civil penalty imposed on
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INEL has completed calculation of three PTS transients (Main Steamline break, Overfeed, and Small Break LOCA) on schedule as planned. The results of these calculations are being transmitted to NRC, ORNL, and LANL. The RELAP5/ MOD 1.5 code was used.
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program uses simplified BWR models on an AD-10 computer to achieve fast running times. Initial comparisons with CDC-7600 RAMONA calculations i
show an order of magnitude decrease in computer running time for the same accuracy. A demonstration is being planned for NRR in mid-October.
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OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 8, 1982 Indian Point, Units 1 and 2 On October 1.1982, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board, established to cunduct this special proceeding, issued an Order responding to the Commis-sion's directive that it reconsider its prior ruling admitting contentions in this proceeding. Specifically, the Licensing Board reconsidered all previously admitted contentions and " determined whether the originally proffered contentions and their bases were stated with reasonable specif-icity, whether the contention itself [was] likely to be important in answering the Commisrion question to which it [was] directed, whether it challenge [d] the Reguistions, and in the case of contentions directed to Question 2, whether each [ met] the two-pronged test. In its Order, the Licensing Board: (i) reformulated two previously admitted contentions; (ii) rejected three prior contentions; (iii) established five Board questions to be addressed by the Staff and Licensees; and (iv) retained without modification five previously admitted contentions. The Licensing Board also deferred ruling on all emergency planning contentions.
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0FFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING OCTO6Ek 8, 19o2 Foreign Visits to NRC On Tuesday Dr. Hof fmann, under contract with the German Society for Reactor Safety (GRS) to survey human factors-related regulatory activities, met witn D. B. Jones, Tocnnical Assistant to tne Director of the NRR Division of Human Factors Safety, and V. A. Moore Chief of the NRR Human Factors Engineering Brancn.
i On Tuesday and Wednesday members of the Federal Republic of Germany Reactor Safety Commission (RSK), in Washington to attend a two-day ACRS-RSK meeting, met with Cnairman Palladino and Commissioners Gilinsky and Roberts. The German RSK members were Dr. Adolf Birkhofer, Dr. Dieter Smidt, Mr. Armin Janns, Dr. H. Nickel and Dr. Klaus Gast.
Mr. Joern Brand, Science Counselor at tne FRG Emoasssy in Washington, accompanied the delegation. Topics ciscussed were quantitative safety goals, use of PRA in tne regulatory process anc Class 9 accidents. James R. Shea and Joseph D. Lafleur, IP, also participated in tne meetings.
On Friday Ms. Zsuzsanna Csendes, a chemical engineer with a Hungarian county-level agency wnicn will be responsible for radiation monitoring around the Paks 1 (440 MWe PWR) f acility in Paks. Hungary, met with NRC i
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- Transfer of Separated Plutonium from France to Japan IP and NMSS staff members continue to participate in the interagency group considering the physical security and transportation arrangements for the proposed transfer of 105 kilograms of separated plutonium from France to Japan. On October 7, tne staf f, along with representatives from other interested agencies, met at DOE to consider details of the arrangements provided by the Japanese. At the present time, a draft cable, with input from the different agencies, is to be prepared and provided to and discussed with tne Japanese Emoassy in Washington prior tc being forwarded for appropriate consideration in Japan.
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- Foreign Reports Tne following foreign reports were received in IP Octooer 4 - 8:
(For further information contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X24506.)
From France:
EDF 1981**
(EdF's Activity in 1981)
From FRG:
Interim Report and Recommendations of tne " Future Atom Energy Politics" Inquiry-Commission on the Start-Up Operation of tne Fast Breeder Reactor Prototype Plant SNR 300 in Kalkar (Sent for translation) i From Italy:
ENE A-RT/ PROT (32)7 - Reducing Occupational Dose at LWRs: The Reduction of Malfunctions of Radioactive Components ENE A-RT/ PROT (32)B - Radioprotection Design Criteria of the Ventilation System in Nuclear Power Plants l
ENEA-RT/ PROT (62)9 - Radioprotection for the User of Portable Monitoring Equipment in Nuclear Cardiology ENEA-RT/ PROT (82)10 - Italian Groups of Personal Dosimetry Experts:
Fifth Year of Activity From Taiwan:
Monthly Operating Report ( August 1962) for the Kuosheng Nuclear Power Plant
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In evaluating the system and testing its operation, GA0 representatives i
examined the manual and automated aspects to determine their consistency with accounting and payroll requirements.
As a GAD approved system, the NRC payroll system could become a model for other federal agencies of the same size and similar mission.
Publication Distributed the Operating Reactors Licensing Actions Summary, NUREG-0748 Volume 2, No. 8, data as of August 31, 1982.
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CRGR Attached is a summary report of the activities of the Committee to Review Generic Requirements (CRGR) from August 2B, 1982 through October 1,1992. Background material on topics reviewed by the Committee and the minutes of CRGR meetings are sent to the Commissioners and copies are provided to the Public Document Room. Open items from previous CRGR meetings are also listed, as requested by the Commission.
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The Conunittee could not support the rule changes proposed 820030 Review of the Rule and Policy Statement in SECY 82-326.
Instead the Conunittee proposed an alter-on Backfitting Proposed in SECY 82-326 nate rule to that in SECY 82-326.
In a memorandum to the Conunission dated 9/27/82, the E00 reconnended that the rule changes proposed in SECY 82-326 not be adopted.
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IE will return to CRGR when the proposed bulletin is ready. E00 action concerning this briefing is not needed.
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ORIG. OFC: RES CATEGORY: 2 ITEM RECD: 08/24/82 CRGR REVIEW: 09/09/82 COMPLETED: 09/09/82 820033 Briefing C'oncerning the Cost /Denefit The Conunittee concluded that additional instrumenta-tion to detect inadequate core cooling is desirabic.
l Study of Design Requirements for NRR is preparing a Coninission paper on this topic, Inadequate Core Cooling / Instrumentation.
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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 8, 1982 A.
SECY-82-283 - PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF IMMEDIATE EFFECTIVENESS RULE FOR CONSTRUCTION PERMli DECISIONS, Memo SECY to Bickwit, 10/4/82 The Co=ission, by a vote of 3-2 (Chairman Palladino and Cc=issioners Gilinsky and Asselstine approving, Commissioners Ahearne and Roberts disapproving), approved p6blication of a Federal Recister Notice seeking public comment on a proposal to moda.fy the effectiveness review procedures for construction permit decisions, as revised in the attached mark-up. Commissione Ahearne provided dissenting views (also attached) f or'~ Inclusion with the FPS.
(OGC) (SECY SUSPENSE:
10/15/82)
Cc=issioner Ahearne cc=ented that:
"I would continue to use 2.764 (e) until we can see what major changes are to be made in licensing, for e.xa=ple, to restrict hearings to environmental matters and handle safety issues by rulemaking and infor=al procedures.
If thir proposal is accepted, we should note that the i= ediate effectiveness issue was not a TMI-raised issue.
It ste=ed frc= =any cases, primarily Seabrook, and the current discussion stems from the Milhollin study."
Cc=issioner Roberts cc=mented:
"Che Ccmmission should not change its construction pe-" 4-ediate ef fectiveness rule until it has reviewed all the regulatory reform proposals."
l Attachments:
Not included, l
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STAFF REOUIREMENTS - BRIEFING ON OUALITY ASSURANCE, 3:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY, SEoiEMBER 29, 1982, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE), Memo SECY to Dircks, 10/7/82 Che Cc=ission was briefed by the EDO en the proposed quality assurance initiatives outlined in SECY-82-352.
The f.ollowing requests were made of the staff:
1.
Explore in greater depth the establishment of a program of designated representatives (similar to the system employed by the FAA), including industry response, and report back' to the Cc= mission; (E+G )
(SECY Suspense:
12/13/02) re OCT S 1c!2 ENCLOSURE O I
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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 8, 1982 B.
STAFF REQUIREMENTS (Cont'd) 2.
Describe the relationship of the proposed IE quality assurance initiatives to the regional inspection program; specifically, interaction with regions under the proposed IE censolidation; and (T-ee)
(SECY Suspense:
12/13/82) y 3.
Cc=issioner Gilinsky requested that the staff explore the idea of a program requiring formal certification of quality assurance compliance at certain holdpoints during constructior l
j as a prerequisite to proceeding with construction.
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(SECY Su. pense:
12/13/82) 25 4.
The EDO send to the Commission quarterly progress reports en the implementatien of the other quality assurance l
initiatives.
l (P90) w Chairman Palladino suggested that the Commissioners circulate 1
any additional views on the proposed initiatives.
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STAFF REQUIREMENTS - AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND VOTE, 3:30 P.M., OCTOBER 7, 1982, COMM.ISS10NERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE),
Memo SECY for the Recore, 10/8/82 2.
SICY-82-377/377A - Hearine Recuests Concernine Extensien of Construction Cc=pletion Dates for Washington Public Power.
Supply System Nuclear Prc3ect Nos. 1 and 2 The Cc=ission by a vote of 3-2* (Chai=an Palladino and Cc=missioners Roberts and Asselstine approving; Cc=issioners Gilinsky and Ahearne disapproving), approved an Order that responds to two hearing requests regarding the extension of the construction completion dates for two of the units being constructed by Washington Public Power Supply System at its i
site in Senten County, Washington.
The order refers the hearing petitions to the ASLEP and provides Cc= mission guidance en the scope of the hearings.
(Subsequently, en October 8, 1982 the Order with the separate views of Cc=issioner Gilinsky attached was signed by the Secrerary.)
ENCLOSURE O CCI 8g f
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STAFF REQUIREMENTS (Cont'd)
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SECY-82-383 - Diablo Canyon Security -- Purging of Classified Material in ALAB-653 The Co==ission by a vote of 5-0,**
approved an order that directs that all classified material be expunged from ALAB-653 and the underlying record.
(subsequently, on October 8, 1982, the Secretary signed the Order.)
III.
SECY-82-393 - FOIA Appeal 82-A-19C Regarding Emerg'ency Pre aredness and the Risks Associated with Fuel Loading and Low Power operation The Commission by a vote of 5-0,**
approved issuance of a letter that denies in part an FOIA appeal by Robert Belair for certain documents regarding low power operation <.
The letter identifies several additional documents that are available in the PDR, identifi.es one additional document that is being withheld, and deniessthe appeal for three documents previously identified.
(Subsequently, on October 7, 1982 the Secretary signed the letter.)
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- Section 201 of the Energy Reorganization Act, ~42 U.S.C. ~E 5841, provides that action of the Commission shall be determined l
by a " majority vote of the members present."
Commissione Rcberts was not present when this item was affirmed.
Had Commissicner Roberts been present at the meeting he would l
have voted with the majority.
To enable the Commission to proceed with this case without delay, Commissioner Ahearne,-
who was a member of the minority on the question up for decision, did not participate in the formal vote.
Accordingly, the formal vote of the Commission was 2-1 in favor of the decision.
l Section 201 of the Energy Reorganization Act, 42 U.S.C.
S 5841, provides that action of the Commission shall be determined by a " majority vote of'the members present."
Commissioner Roberts was not present when this item was affirmed, but he had previously indicated that he would approve.
Had he been present, he would have affirmed his prior vote.
Accordingly, the formal vote of the Commission was 4-0 in favor of the decision.
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1 DOCKET DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENUEES NRR CONTACT 10/12/82 50-389 Triangle Towers Olscuss procedure for leak testing Florida Power & Light V. Nerses 8:30 am Hm. 16 B-1 pressure isolation valves (St. Lucie 2) t Bethesda 10/12/82 MMBB-6110 Discuss Direct Generation of floor NRC Staff P. Sears 9:00 am Bethesda Response Spectra 10/13/82 50-289 P-Il4/110 To discuss results of GPU Nuclear's Franklin Research R. Jacobs 9:30 am Bethesda SG repair qualifications program, Center 10/14/82 P-422 eddy current testing program. RCS Pacific Northwest Lab.
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Brookhaven Natl. Lab Dak Ridge Natl. Lab Ohio State (TMI. Unit 1) 10/13/82 50-413 MMBB-6110 To discuss the NRC Power Systems Duke Power Compamy K. Jabbour 10:00 un 50-414 Bethesda' Branch review questions of the 10/14/82 MMBB-6507 Catawba FSAR as transmitted to.
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