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l UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION y#
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 INFORMATION REPORT l
November 4, 1982 sscy_82-448 For:
The Comissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO
Subject:
WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 29, 1982 f
A sumary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
g Contents Enclosure Administration A
Nuclear Reactor Regulation B
Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C
Inspection and Enforcement D
Nuclear Regulatory Research E
Executive Legal Director F
International Programs G
State Programs H
Resource Management I
i Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J*
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Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K*
Regional Offices L*
l CRGR Monthly Report M*
Executive Director for Operations N*
Items Addressed by the Cocrnission 0
Meeting Notices P
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82 HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT Week Ending October 29, 1982 CRBR Fuel Cycle Environmental Review The final NMSS input to the Final Environmental Statement Supplement Number 1 for CRBR was completed and given tw NRR. Publications of the FES supplement took place on October 29, 1982 for issuance according to schedule on November 1, 1982.
Implementation of 10 CFR Part 61 NRC Waste Management and State Programs steff members met with officials from the State of Washington on Monday, October 25, 1982 for discussions on imple-mentation of 10 CFR Part 61 and accompanying rule changes. These discussions reflect general agreement with the provisions of the rule and the implementa-tion schedule.
Themal Hydraulic Experimental Facility (THE*F)
Due to budget restrictions, the THE Facility cannot be funded at a level which permits effective operation. To meet the funding change the THEF program has been cancelled for this year. A decision will be made whether the facility should be mothballed or decommissioned.
TMI Effluent and Environmental (Radiological) Information Liquid effluents from the TMI site released to the Susquehanna River after processing, were made within the regulatory limits and in accordance with NRC requirements and City of Lancaster Agreement.
Four Significant Enforcement Actions were taken during the past week:
EN-82-20A, Sacranento Municipal Utility District (Rancho Seco) - An Order Imposing Civil Monetary Penalty in the amount of 5120,000 was issued on October 26, 1982.
EN-82-30A, Radiodiagnostic Imaging Affiliates of Virginia, Incorporated (Nashville, TN) - The Staff Decision on the August 27, 1982 Order to Show Cause and Order Further Modifying License was issued on October 26, 1982.
EN-82-31A, Orion Chemical Company (Provo, UT, General Licensee) - An Order Rescinding the September 3,1982 Order to Show Cause and the Order Temporarily Suspending License was issued October 26, 1982.
l EN-82-34, Public Service and Gas Company (Salen) - A Notice of Violation and a Notice of Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $40,000 was j
issued October 27, 19E2.
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Week Ending October 29, 1982 L
l ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT i
STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision 4
Received 540 24 Granted 388 1
I Denied 78 21 Pending 74 2
i ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received j
Bill Lodge, Requests the identity of all nuclear plants for i
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The Dallas which the operating license panels have included j
Morning News Marshall E. Miller, Dr. Kenneth A. McCollom and (82-500)
Richard F. Cole.
Carol Barton, Requests specific information on the NRC's The Washington facsimile machines.
Management Grous, Inc.
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R. A. Wiesemann, Requests a copy of the list of references cited 1
Westinghouse Electric in the reviews of 71 plants under assignment 13 i
Corporation of the contract with Franklin Research Center.
l (82-502) contract number 03-81-118.
i Andrew Steckel, Requests eight listed documents.
Union of Concerned j
Scientists (82-503)
Ellyn R. Weiss, Requests SECY-79-650; SECY-81-261; reports of FBI Natural Resources interviews with NFS personnel in connection with Defense Council, FBI investigation of August 1979; the new physical i
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security requirements for NFS-Erwin contained in
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Comission Order of January 21, 1980; NRC data sheets for NFS, Total Facility Operation's Historical Material Balance Schedule, Uranium 235; the Seventh Annual Report on Domestic Safeguards dated May 18, 1982, submitted by the DOE and the NRC to the President; and the transcript of NRC briefing on NFS, Erwin, December 14, 1979 (classified portions).
CONTACT:
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Received. Cont'd Lyle Graber Requests copies of SECY-81-366 and SECY-81-366A.
(82-505)
Martin Levy, Requests sanitized Performance Appraisals for all NTEU Chief Steward individuals in the Siting and Environmental (82-506)
Branch and the Division of Health, Siting and Waste Management of the Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research.
Noel C. Shirley, Requests all the references cited in the reviews General Electric of 71 plants under assignment 13 of the contract Company with Franklin Research Center, contract number (82-507) 03-81-118.
John J. Fialka, Referral from the CIA of documents regarding the The Washington Star NUMEC Corporation of Apollo, Pennsylvania.
(82-508)
Daniel J. Malloy Requests the draft and final versions of the (82-509) 1981 report entitled " Review of Contract NRC-10-78-580 awarded to TEPA for the Implementation and Operation of the Document Control System", by the Office of Inspector and Auditor.
i Bill Hafner Requests all documents pertaining to the Pool (82-510)
Cooling Mode of the RHR for Shoreham Unit 1 from March 1,1981 to October 30, 1981.
(Aa individual requesting Requests infonnation regarding his written and information about himself) oral reactor and senior reactor operator (82-511) examination.
Robert J. Savini, Requests computer printouts and/or floppy discs Lixi, Inc.
of all NRC Broad Licensed (#02110), Institutional (82-512)
Licensed (#02120) and Private Practice Facilities (#02200).
Granted (NRC employee)
In response to a request for documents pertaining (82-444) to Vacancy Announcement Number 82-2524-6, made available 13 documents.
(NRC employee)
In response to a request for documents pertaining (82-446) to Vacancy Announcement Number 82-2524-6, made available 13 documents.
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l Granted, Cont'd James P. Murray, In response to a request for nine categories of Steel Hector records related to steam generators, made 1
& Davis available one document.
Informed the req 0 ester (82-466) additional documents subject to this request are already available at the PDR.
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Martin Levy, In response to a request for sanitized Perfonnance NTEU Chief Steward Appraisals for individuals in the Operating (82-483)
FacilitiesSection I of the Uranium Recovery Licensing Branch, made available one document.
(NRC employee)
In response to a request for documents pertaining (82-486) to an Unfair Labor Practice Charge, made available four documents, j
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In response to a request for documents pertaining 1
(82-487) to a Conflict of Interest, made available two d
documents.
1 Jacob H. Kurkchee In response to a request for NUREG-0909, NUREG-0916 (82-488) and " Steam Generator Evaluation, Ginna Steam Generator Tube Failure Incident," January 25, 1982 issued by Rochester Gas & Electric on April 26,1982, made available access to A se reports.
Milo Solomito, In response to a request for information to vert fy Methodist Hospitals that Jack E. Terry was an authorized user under i
of Memphis Radioactive Materials License number 34-07225-15 4
(82-492) issued to Picker Corporation of Ohio and a copy of the license, made available five documents.
John C. Houston, In response to a request for copies of grant The Fairness Comittee applications and grant awards to the National Against Tax Funded Conference of State Legislatures over the last Politics five years, informed the requester the NRC has (82-497) no documents subject to this request.
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R. A. Wiesemann, Made available copies of the list of references l
Westinghouse Electric cited in the reviews of 71 plants under assignment Corporation 13 of the contract with Franklin Research Center, (82-502) contract number 03-81-118.
and Noel C. Shirley, i
Company (82-507)
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1 Denied Nicholas S. Reynolds, In response to a request for copies of all Debevoise & Liberman memoranda regarding proposed revisions to q
(82-457) regulatory requirements and guidance, pertaining i
to loose parts monitoring, made available five documents.
Denied six documents in their entirety containing advice, opinions and recommendations of the staff.
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WEEFLY INFOR%\\ TION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEER ENDING OCTOBER 29, 1982 1
PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.: RS-RES-82-022 TITLE: " Strategic Analysis of Safeguards Systems: A Feasibility Study" DESCRIPTION : To conduct a feasibility study of the integration of the strategic analysis technique into current NRC Material Control and Accountability Regulations (10CTR Part 70).
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: One year SPONSCR: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research STATUS: The competitive range has been established and negotiations were held on October 22, 1982. Best and final offers due on November 1, 1982.
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-1 RTP No.: RS-ORM-83-457 TITLE: " Multiple Award Task Order Contract for ADP Development" DESCRIPTION: The contractor shall provide the necessary personnel, materials, 1
and facilities, on a task order basis, to develop automated l
information systems such as feasibility and cost-benefit analysis, system analysis, rystems design and preparation of system specifications, program development and testing, and system documentation, training, testing, and evaluation.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Eighteen (18) months SPONSOR: Office of Resource Management (ORM)
STATUS: Negotiations to be held during the week of October 25 thru November 5, 1982.
RFP No.:
RS-NMS-83-028 TITLE: " Additional Tasks for Development of the Automated Material Accounting i
Statistics System" DESCRIPTION: The contractor shall perform work in the (1) development of applications oriented AMASS documentation; (2) validation of the generic measurement error structure employed in AMASS by the i
analyses of the source of measurement errors for general major i
l measurement systems; and (3) incorporation into AMASS the effects of bias and bias correction procedures.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: Fifteen (15) months SPONSCR: NMSS STATUS: The competitive range has been established and negotiations are scheduled for October 29 thru November 2, 1982.
CONTRACTS CLOSED-0UT NRC-Oa-76-367 Cornell University 10/28/82 NRC-17-78-466 Mr. Robert Landau 10/23/82 Nr.C-10-80-381 Capital Com=unication Systems, Inc. 10/30/82 NRC-03-75-145 Southern Engineering Company of 10/26/82 Georgia NRC-0.'-82-Oil International Engineering Co.
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DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL 1,
j ITDiS OF INTEREST October 29, 1982 l
Moving Headcuarters Staff to the Regions:
i On June 29, Regional Administrators were constrained regarding outside hirW since NRC Headquarters employees ard well qualified l
j and availabit... The same date,. Headquarters employees were invited I
to register' their interest in Regional jobs with the Division of l
Organization and Personnel.
Since then, Regional Administrators have announced 24 employees have been reassigned from the following offices:
REGION 1-8 Selections: 4 NPA 1 ES
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A total of 173 Beadquarters staff members remain on the register of individuals interested in Regional assignments.
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DIVISION OF SECURITY ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending October 29, 1982 Guard Contract _ Effective at 12:01 a.m. on November 1, 1982 l
The Pinkerton guard force in the Maryland National Bank Building, Phillips Building, East-West Towers (North). Willste Building and Nicholson Lane Building will be replaced by Allied Security Inc. guards, under a new GSA/NRC/ Allied contract.
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OFFICE OF NUCLEI.1 REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending October 29, 1982 Viroil C. Summer Nuclear Station, Unit 1
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The Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station achieved initial criticality today.
South Carolina Electric & Gas Company estimates that the plant will be prepared to enter Mode 1 (75% power) on or about November 11, 1982.
R. E. Ginna Nuclear power Plant l
The R. E. Ginna Nuclear Power Plant started up October 21, 1982, after completing a scheduled outage for steam generator inspections. During the outage that commenced September 25, 1982, Rochester Gas and Electric j
Corporation (RG&E) discovered a fish mouth rupture in a previously i
plugged tube as reported in previous daily highlights. The staff reviewed RG&E's program of repair and analysis of the problem and approved the restart of the Ginna Plent after incorporating a license 3
condition that RG&E reinspect the st. am generators during their next refueling outage (March 1983).
The steam generator repair program ves completed over the Columbus Day weekend, but problems with a containment purge valve, the boric acid pump recirculation line, leaking valves e ad a failed individual rod position indicator delayed restart. The Ginte plant is currently increasing power to 70-75% while repairing a feedwater pump recirculation valve.
Indian Point Unit 2 Preliminary results from UT inspecticns of the girth weld of all four steam generators at Indian Point Unit 2 have revealed indications of flaws in the weld. These incications are similar to those which eventually proved to be i
crscks in the equivalent weld at Indian Point Unit 3.
To date only a small section (2-3 feet) of each steam generator has undergone UT inspection. The licensee is still in the preliminary stage of its investigation and must first confirm if the indications are in fact cracks.
Indian Point Unit 2 is currently in a refueling outage.
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NRC TMI PROGRAM OFFICE WEFKI.Y STATUS REPORT October 24, 1982 - October 30, 1982 Plant Status Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) to reactor building ambient, j
Available Core Cooling Modes: Mini Decay Heat Removal (MDHR) system.
RCS Pressure Control Mode: RCS is vented to the reactor building.
i Major Parameters (as of 0400, October 29, 1982) (approximate values)
Average Incore Thermocouples*:
109'T Maximum Incore Thermocouple *:
130*F RCS Loop Temperatures:
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Hot Leg" 87'F B4*F Cold Leg (1) 70'F 71*F (2) 72*F 72*F Pressure: The reactor coolant system is vented to the reactor building.
1 Reactor Building: Temperature:
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Airborne Radionuclide Concentrations:
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7.5 E-7 uti/cc H (sample taken 10/25/82) 1.7 E-9 uCi/cc particulates i
I (sample taken 10/28/82) 1.
Effluent and Environmental (Radiolocical) Information Liquid effluents from the TMI site released to the Susquehanna River after processing, were made within the regulatory limits and in accordance with NRC requirements and City of Lancaster Agreement.
During the period October 22, 1982, through October 28, 1982, the effluents centained no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point and indivicual effluent sources, which originated within Unit 2, contained no detectable radioactivity.
' Uncertainties exist as to the exact location and accuracy of these readings.
i "ine prir:ary water level is below the hot leg temperature sensors.
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Environmental Protection Acency (EPA) Environmental Data 4
The EPA measures Kr-85 concentrations at several environmental monitoring stations and reported the following results:
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Middletown 25 Yerkhaven 24 TMI 00servation Center 24 I
The EPA Middletown Office has not received the environmental Kr-85 l
results for the samples which were taken subsequent to October 8, 1982 from the EPA's Countin9 Laboratory at Las Vegas, Nevada. These
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No radiation above normally occurring background levels was detected in any of the samples collected from the EPA's air and gam.a rate networks during the period from October 21, 1982 through
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NRC Environmental Data The NRC air sampler was modified and was out of service from October 20 to October 27, 1982.
It was put back in service on October 27, 1982.
The results from the air sampler will be reported in the next weekly status report.
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TMI Occucational Excesure The licensee has redistributed TLD (Thermoluminescent Dosimeter) data regarding TMI occupational radiation exposure; the following preliminary data was made available to the NRC.
(Numcers are total man-rem per Unit.)
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- 12/31/1981 201 146 5.
Licensee Radioactive Material and Radweste Shioments 1
3 On October 26, 1982, 67 LSA drums, boxes, and a liner from Unit 1 were shipped to Barnwell Waste Management Facility, Barnwell, South Carolina.
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3 On October 26, 1982, 68 LSA drums, boxes, and a liner from Unit I were shipped to Barnwell Waste Management Facility, Barnwell, South Carolina.
On October 27, 1982, one container of five Unit 1 liquid samples (500 milliliter samples) was shipped to Nuclear Water and Waste Technology, San Jose, California.
On October 28, 1982, one Unit 2 EPICOR II Prefilter (PF-9) was shipped to the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, Scoville, Idaho.
On October 29, 1982, 87 drums containing contaminated laundry from Units 1 and 2 were shipped to Interstate Uniform Services, New Kensington, Pennsylvania.
Major Activities 1.
Submerged Demineralizer System (SDS).
SDS is presently in a standby status, he water is reacy to ce processed.
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EPICOR II. The EPICOR 11 system is presently in stancby status. No water is ready to be processed.
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Reactor Building Entries.
Four reactor building entries were conducted curing tnis week, anc ine hands-on decontamination of the polar crane was completed.
(This was the primary activity in the reactor building.)
Three reactor building entries have been scheduled for the first week in November.
Installation of electrical power to the polar crane is scheduled to start on the first entry. Later in the week, the control circuitry to various drive components of the polar crane will be tested.
Electrical testing of the polar crane motors is scheduled for the latter part of Novemoer.
Decontamination of the 347 ft. elevation surfaces and remote decontaminatien of the D-ring interiors is also scheduled to begin.
4 EPICOR II Prefilter Shioment Status.
One EPICOR 11 prefilter shipment was mace f rom iMI to tne Icano hational Engineering Laboratory (INEL) this week: PF-9 (10/28/82). Two prefilters are scheduled to be shipped to INEL next week:
PF-45 and PF-46.
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TMI Aerial Radiological Survey. The aerial radiological survey of the Tnree M1ie Islanc area cegan on Tuesday, October 26, 1982. The island overflights are expected to continue for approximately two weeks.
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On Friday October 29, 1982, Lake H. Barrett met with the Concerned Mothers of Middletown to discuss various TMI issues including the November 9,1982 Commission meeting. They expressed their concern that Unit i should not be restarted prior to completion of the Unit 2 cleanup.
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On Friday, October 29, 1982, Lake H. Barrett met with representatives from the Friends and Family of TMI to discuss various TMI issues including the November 9,1982 Commission meeting, j
Future Meetings 1.
On November 9, 1982, the NRC Commissioners will. hold two public meetings to discuss the potential restart of TMI Unit 1.
The first meeting will hear oral presentations from the parties involved in the formal TMI Unit i restar+ proceedings. This meeting will be opened for public attendance (rivt public participation) and will be held from 1
3:00 to 5:00 PM at the William Penn Museum Auditorium, Third and North Streets, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The second meeting is scheduled in the evening to hear the views of 4
concerned citizens who are not parties to the formal restart proceedings.
The speakers for the evening meeting will be selected by Mr.
John E. Minnich, Chairman of the Dauphin County Board of Commissioners and also Chairman of the NRC Advisory Panel for Decontamination of TMI Unit 2.
He will select the speakers from a list of people who requested to speak at the meeting by calling the NRC's TMI office during October 21 i
through October 27, 1982.
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On November 12, 1982, Lake H. Barrett will meet with the' Concerned Mothers of Middletown to discuss TMI related issues.
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On Novemoer 17, 1982, the Advisory Panel for the decontamination of TMI Unit 2 will hold a meeting --open for public observation-- to discuss the current status of cleanup efforts and the disposition of processed water.
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The meeting will take place at the Holiday Inn, 23 South Second Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, from 7:00 to 10:00 PM.
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On December 1,1982, Lake H. Barrett will present a paper on TMI to the New England Chapter of the Health Physics Society in Boston, Massachusetts.
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On December 5,1982, Lake H. Barrett will meet with Friends and Family of TMI to discuss various TMI-2 issues.
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NRC Waste Management and State Program staff members met with officials from 1
the State of Washington on Monday, October 25, 1982 for discussions on imple-mentation of 10 CFR Part 61 and accompanying rule changes. These discussions reflect general agreement with the provisions of the rule and the implementa-tion schedule. The WM and SP staffs plan to meet with the State of Nevada on Friday, October 29, to discuss the Beatty site and implementation of Part 61.
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CRBR Fuel Cycle Environmental Review 1
The final NMSS input to the Final Environmental Statement Supplement Kamber 1 i
1 for CRBR was completed and given to NRR. Publications of the FES supplement 1
will take place by October 29,19E2 for issuance according to schedule on November 1, 1982.
j Preparation for the CRBR hearing to be held in Oak Ridge starting November 16, 1982 continued, including meetings with OELD and consultants from BPNL to j
finalize the hearing testimony.
INMM Meeting f
On October 26, staff members of the Fuel Facility Safeguards Licensing Branch gave a presentation to the INMM Safeguards Committee on the status of the MC&A Reform Amendments.
INMM was generally supportive of the direction of this effort.
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Items of Interest i
Week Ending October 29, 1982 i
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The following Significant Enforcement Actions were taken during the past week:
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EN-82-20A, Sacramento Municipal Utility District (Rancho Seco) - An Order Imposing Civil Monetary Penalty in the amount of $120,000 was
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issued on October 26, 1982. The action was based upon two items of noncompliance involving periods of inoperability of a diesel generater and a high pressure injection pump resulting in the Technical Specifi-cation Limiting Condition for Operation being exceeded for_each piece j
of equipment.
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EN-82-30A, Radiodiagnostic Imaging Affilates of Virginia, Incorporated (Nashville, TN) - The Staff Decision on the August 27, 1982 Order to i
Show Cause and Order Further Modifying License was issued on October 26, i
1982.
It was determined that adequate cause ha.; been shown by the licensee and, therefore, the license will not be revoked. However, the l
Order Further Modifying License (Effective Immediately) which includes the statements and representations contained in the licensee's* 1etter of September 17, 1982 was issued.
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EN-82-31 A, Orion Chemical Company (Provo, UT, General Licensee) - An Order Rescinding the September 3,1982 Order to Show Cause and the Order i
Temporarily Suspending License was issued October 26, 1982. This action is based on the licensee's response to the September 3,1982 Order to Show Cause and the staff's review of the licensee's corrective actions.
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EN-82-34, Public Service and Gas Company (Salem) - A Notice of Violation and a Notice of Proposed Imposition cf Civil Penalty in the amount of
$40,000 was issued October 27, 1982. This action is based on a violation relating to an inadequate vital area physical barrier.
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The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week:
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PNO-I-82-67, GPU Nuclear Corporation (Three Mile Island.- Unit 1) - Steam Generator Tube Kinetic Expansion.
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PNO-II-82-114, South Carolina Electric & Gas (Summer-Unit 1) - Initial j
Criticality.
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PNO-II-82-115, Georgia Power Company (Vogtle-Units 1 and 2) - Arrests of Contractor Employees on Drug Charges.
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PNO-II-82-116 Georgia Power Company (Hatch Unit 1) - Linear Indications in RHR Pipe, e.
PNO-Il-82-117, Babcork & Wilcox Company (Naval Nuclear Fuel Division) -
Apparent Personnel Overexposure.
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PNO-III-82-103A, Northern States Power Company (Monticello Nuclear Plant) -
Recirculation Loop Cap Cracking (Update).
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PNO-III-82-114 Commonwealth Edison Company (Quad Cities Nuclear Power i
Station) - Bent Pump Valve Stem.
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PNO-III-82-ll5, Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company (Zimmer Nuclear Power Station) - 25% Reduction in Work Force.
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PNO-III-82-ll6, New England Nuclear Corporation (Boston, MA) - Radio-pharmaceutical Shipment Lost in Transit,
- j. PNO-III-82117, Commonwealth Edison Company (Zion Nuclear Power Station) -
Unplanned Gaseous Release.
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PNO-III-82-118, Commonwealth Edison Company (Dresden Nuclear Power Station - Unit 3) - Recirculation Pump Seal failure.
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PNO-III-82-119, Commonwealth Edison Company (Quad Cities Nuclear Power Station - Unit 1) - Reactor Vessel Surface Cracking at Feedwater Nozzle.
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PNO-III-82-120, Commonwealth Edison Company (Dresden Nuclear Power Station -
l Units 1, 2, 3) - Four Security Guards Suspended or Terminated for Evidence of Drug Use.
PNO-IV-82-40, Schlumberger Technology Corporation (Houston, TX1 - Off-Shore n.
Gas Platform Fire Involving Byproduct Material.
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PNO-IV-82-41, Omaha Public Power District (Fort Calhoun Station) - Leaking Steam Generator Handhole.
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The folicwing H Bulletin was issued during the past week:
IE Bulletin #82-03, Revision 1. Stress Corrosion Cracking in Thick-Wall, l
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'N' culation System Piping at BWR Plants was issued on October 26, 1982 to cer. Aln licensees of operating boiling water reactors for action and to ott l!ct asees and hoicers of construction permits for information only.
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Division of Reactor Procrams
- i. Division staff have planned a series of trips to each Regional Office as part of an effort to assess the inspection program area covering regional implementation of the systematic assessment of licensee performance (SALP). Staff will first visit the Region IV Office November 2-3 for a SALP assessment board meeting and will disass the implementation of SALP with Region IV staff.
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. ii. A perfermance appraisal team (PAT) inspection began on Monday l
October 2, 1982 at the Haddam Neck facility. The PAT inspection will involve three treeks of field inspection effort.
iii. A Division staff member is accompanying an INPO evaluation team at tha Oyster Creek facility the week of October 25 and November 1,1982.
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Division staff visited Region V and the San Onofre site this week to discuss the startup inspection program.
Division staff visited Region III this week to discuss the reactor v.
operations phase inspection program.
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Division of Engineering and Quality Assurance
- i. Representatives of the Events Analysis Branch met with representatives of Commonwealth Edison Company (CE Co.), Region III, and NRR on 10/25/82 to discuss a recent request from CE Co. for guidance regarding operation at 100% power for Zion Station.
ii. Staff from Quality Assurance Branch met with members of Westinghouse Strategic Licensing Group on 10/28/82 to discuss SECY-82-352, QA initiatives, and specifically Designated Representatives.
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Division of Fuel Facilities, Materials and Safeguards
- i. A Temporary Instruction (TI) for Regional review of licensee drug and alcohol progrars has been printed and distributed to the Regional Offices for action.
ii. The Director, DFFMS, and staff visited Region IV on October 26, 1982 to discuss the licensee drug and alcohol abuse program with Region IV staff.
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Division of Emergency Preparedness The Director, DEP, attended and participated in a National War College Lecture on emergency preparedness on October 25, 1982.
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Enforcement Staff 1.
The Director, ES, visited Region V on October 29, 1982 to discuss enforcement matters and the enforcement program with Revion V staff.
ii. On October 26, 1982, the NRC received a check from Illinois Power Company (Clinton) for $90,000 for payment of a civil penalty imposed October 6, 1982 (EN-82-32).
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ACRR Debris-Coolability Experiment D-9 Debris-coolability experiment D-9 in ACRR has been completed with about 2
100 hours0.00116 days <br />0.0278 hours <br />1.653439e-4 weeks <br />3.805e-5 months <br /> of operation in four phases or runs during a 10 day period, More data were ebtained in this very successful experiment than in all the 8 previous ACRR debris coolability experiments combined, The primary experiment goal of determining the effect of the addition of fines on the 1
dry-out coolability limits and post dry-out behavior of a particulate bed of LMFBR fuel debris in sodium that is vertically stratified by particle size (as in settling through a pool) was achieved in phase one of the experieent, as reported last 5 2ek. The remainder of the experiment has provided an extensive data case on the bed-dynamics processes of vapor-channeli.ng and superheat. eruption which can,' under certain conditions, open up debris beds and significantly increase the dry-out coolability Itmit. One superheat eruption in experiment D-9 increased the bed specific power at dry out, that is the bed coolability, by a' factor of 11, The data base from experiment D-9 should be sufficient to develop and verify nodels of the bed-channeling and superheat, eruption processes, D-9 is one in a series of inpile experiments on the coolability limits of fission-heated LMFBR particulate core debris in sodium (simulating decay heat) in a joint program with EURATOM and Japan, Results of these experiments have been used to develop and validate debris coolability endels, thest sedels are also used for LWR safety assessment because experiments and model development for LWR-specific accident conditions have not yet been performed',
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Due to bu'dget restrictions, the THE Facility cannot be funded at a level which permits effective operation. To meet the funding change the THEF program has been cancelled for this year. A decision will be rade whether the facility should be mothballed or decommissioned.
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the 163 blocked bundle task. Westinghouse ran 21 tests of the planned 20 tests. This brings to conclusion all the experiments that are to be performed under the FLECHT SEASET program.
A coordination meeting between JAERI SCTF program, and the FLECHT SEASET program was held at Westinghouse in Monroeville.
Pennsylvania on October 18, 1982. A Program Managenent Group (PMG) j meeting for FLECHT SEASET is scheduled at Westinghouse (Monroeville) on November 3,1982 followed by an up date on the FLECHT SEASET program and touring of the FLECHT SEASET facilities f
for vendors and utilities on November 4,1982.
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and !!RC's final test, L2-6, will be delayed to the last of the Consortium i
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i applicability and limitations of the MOD 1.5 code version. Improvements to existing codels, new codels, and added user conveniences are described.
The results of a developnental assessment of the code version are also presented. Publication of this document completes the work associated with the M001.5 code version other than error corrections and associated configuration control.
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Also, data bank demonstrations udll be given on October 28. 1982 to EPRI users and on October 29, 1982 to users at Exxon and PNL in Richland. Washington.
l PBF Severe Fuel Damace Scopine Test At approximately 5:00 AM EDT today the first severe fuel damage test in the Power Burst Facility (PBF) at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory was successfully completed. The major objectives of this experiment were to check out the test train system design, the hydrogen and fission product monitoring system, experiment controllability, and the feasibility of future tests. All objectives were satisfactorily met in that the monitoring systems performed as planned, the test train operated within the limits 0
specified, and the planned maximum rod temperatures of 2200-2400 K were obtained.
As expected, the PWR-type fuel rods ruptured in the temperature range of 1200-15000K releasing the monitored fission gases. As the temperature was 0
increased further to the 2200-2400 K regime further hydrogen and fission product releases were successfully monitored until termination of the experiment by rapid quenching of the 32-rod test bundle.
Analysis of the time-temperature history, the hydrogen and fission product release history, and the general behavior of the test bundle are currently underway. This data will be used to assess the validity of current models on these phenomena and to improve our predictive capability for severe transients such as occurred at the Three-Mile Island Unit-2 reactor.
The knowledge gained in this experiment will be used to guide future experiments in the PBF and in other NRC programs to provide the necessary data base for better understanding of fuel behavior in TMI-2 type transients and other transients involving very high fuel temperatures.
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1 Three Mile Island Nuclear Station Unit No.1 On October 22, 1982, the Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board issued two decisions in this restart proceeding addressing the emergency planning issues raised on appeal by intervenors, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Licensee, as well as several issues raised sua sponte by the Appeal Board.
i In ALAB-697, the first of the two decisions, the Appeal Board affirmed the Licensing Board's decision on the emergency planning] issues raised by the l
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the restart of TMI-1 until the NRC staff's emergency response plans, as modified and completed in accordance with this decision, have been distributed in final t
form to the Licensee and Commonwealth."
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Foreicn Visits to NRC On Monday Mr. W. S. Gronow, Deputy Chief Inspector of the UK Nuclear Installa-i ions Inspectorate (NII), met with B. Faulkenberry and representatives of t
1 the NRC Region V Office to discuss (1) inspection and enforcement practices; (2) emergency planning; and (3) 0A in operation.
On Tuesday four police superintendents from four Japanese Prefectures, accom-panied by the Political First Secretary at the Japanese Embassy in Washington, 4
met with R. Burnett, E. Quinn, D. Kasun, R. Rentschler, C. Hillman, and D. Kers of NMSS to discuss (1) security around nuclear facilities; (2) security for nuclear transports; (3) security equipment; and (4) guard training require-j ments. On Wednesday the Japanese delegation met with security officials i
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The following foreign reports were received in IP October 25-29:
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EM&R - Report of the National Technical Planning Group on Uranium Tailings Research**
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Conclusions To Date From Breeder Reactor Operating Experience in France **
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BMI - Survey of Special Events in Nuclear Power Plants in the Federal Republic of Germany for the Year 1981 (Sent for translation) i BMI - Environment - Balance and Perspectives of favironmental Politics i
KTA-GS 40 - KTA Report II/1982 KTA Rules and Guides:
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Plant Personnel. Part 2: Operation
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- Protection of Nuclear Power Plants Against Flood
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- Character Checking of Electrical krkers on Reactor Safety Systems
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- Storage and Handling of Fuel Eleme:ts in Nuclear Power Plants
- 3701.2 - Requirements on the Electrical Supoly of the Safety System in Nuclear Power Plants, Part 2: Nmlear Power Stations with
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CNEN-RT/ING(82)3 - Thermo-Fluidodynamic Calculations with Modified Sagapo-2 at Two Air-Cooled 7-Rod BundTes**
ENEA-RT/ING(82)12 - A Method for the Automatic Acquisition of a Magnetic Tape Recorded Signal (PCM Code) and Its Conversion in an IBM-Compatible Digital Signal i
ENEA-RT/ING(82)12 - Examination of the Situation iin the Italian Nuclear Sector 1
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JAERI - Status of Research and Development for Decommissioning of 1
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Aseismic Design of Large Caverns **
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- Dynamic Behavior of a Nuclear Reactor Building **
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- Earthquake Response of Multi-Story Building Considering Surface Layer-d Basement Interaction **
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in Japan **
1 Experimental Research Regarding the Method of Dismantling of Radio-Activated and Contaminated Concrete. Part 1: Model Experiment of the Method of Flanking the Outer Concrete Layer **
Concrete Braking / Stripping Methods **
1 Application of Narrow-Gap GMA Welding Process to Nuclear Reactor Pressure Vessels **
From S. Korea:
j Operating Units Status Report, September 1982**
From Taiwan:
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(For further information contact Anita Summerour, RES, X74304.)
From France:
DSN No. 559 - Determination of Seismic Reference Motions for Nuclear Sites in France i
From the FRG:
BMFT RS 150 365 - Final Report:
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The Influence of Material-Properties on Heat Transfer on a Released Gas Boundary Part 2.
Experimental Investigation of the Heat Transfer in 1-and 2-Layer Fluid Systems That Have Gas Flowing 'Through Them and That Contain Internal-Heat Sources Part 3.
Heat Transfer and Fragmentation at the Contact of Molten Material Containing Gas with Cool Fluid l
Computational Results Referring to Meppen Slab Tests 11/11-12
- 3. Technical Report by Zerna, Schnellenbach and Partner, Bochum, February 1982 From the C.E.C.
EUR 6993 EN - Pre-Test Prediction for LOBI Test Al-04 (Prex Test)**
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0FFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 29, 1982 Radon Monitoring Course A course on radon monitoring will be presented for selected Agreement State personnel on October 31 - November 3, 1982 at the Argonne National Laboratory.
Regional State Liaison Officers' Meeting i
On October 25, 27 and 28, 1982, a meeting of the Regional State Liaison Officers was held with the OSP staff to discuss the-low-level and high-level waste programs, the Sholly provision of the pending authorization bill, l
emergency preparedness, and the Regional State Liaison Officers' involvement in these programs. In addition, a draft guidance and audit document was discussed.
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Copies will be given to the new ADP Steering Group prior to its first meeting on November 4,1982.
Information copies will also go to Office Directors and Regional Administrators.
User Program Planning and Status Assessment System (PPSAS)
Operations Guide A guide for the Program Planning and Status Assessment System (NUREG/8R-0044) has been published and sent ';o NMSS. PPSAS was developed to aid NMSS by combining in one system information on planning, budgeting, and tracking of resources against objectives and planned accomplishments.
j Publication The Licensed Operating Reactors Status Summary Report, NUREG-0020, Volume 6, No. 6, data as of May 31, 1982, was distributed.
ADP Users' Group Meeting With staff from Headquarters and Regions in attendance, RM/D conducted a two-day meeting that:
(1) established the Users' Group as a forum to exchange information and coordinate the development cf ADP systems, (2) discussed the ADP Plan and FY 83 ADP Operating Plan, and (3) reviewed major systems under development and planned. The Users' Group will meet periodically and propose solutions to problems in ADP support.
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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 29, 1982 A.
STAFF REQUIREMENTS - DISCUSSION OF SEVERE ACCIDENTS - POLICY STATEMENT AND RESEARCH PLAN, 9:30 A.M., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1982, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE), Memo SECY to l
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The staff work with the ACRS toward resolving differing opinions on the proposed research program; and 3.
The staff keep the Commission informed of any changes to the research plan requiring Commission action.
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STAFF REOUIREMENTS - AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND VOTE, 3:30 P.M., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1982, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE), Memo SECY to Dircks/Bickwit, 10/25/82 I.
SECY-82-392 - Review of ALAB-685 - In the Matter of Metropolitan Edison Company The Commission by a vote of 4-1*
(Commissioner Gilinsky disapproving), approved an Order stating that the Commission is not taking review of ALAB-685 and providing guidance to the Board.
The Order clarifies that the status of compliance with the conditions imposed by the Licensing Board will be determined by the NRC staff and the Commission outsi.de of this adjudicatory proceeding.
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SECY-82-397 - Reassertion of Certain Regulatory Authority in the State of Idaho The Commission by a vote of 5-0** approved a Federal Register Notice reasserting NRC regulatory authority over source material milling and mill tailings in Idaho (Attachment 1).
You should forward the FRN to SECY for transmittal to the Federal Register for publication.
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STAFF REOUIREMENTS (Cont'd)
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Cormissioners Gilinsky and Ahearne) final amendments to 10 CFR Part 2 and revisions to the NRC Manual Chapter that I
would allow the Secretary to perform certain functions i
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The NRC Manual Chapter should be updated to incorporate the changes (Attachment 2).
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" majority vote of the members present."
Commissioner Gilinsky was not present for the portion of the meeting when this item was affirmed, but had previously indicated that he would disapprove Had Cc=missioner Gilinsky been present, he would have affirmed his prior vote.
Accordingly, the formal vote of the Commission was 4-0 in favor of the decision.
- Section 201 of.the Energy Reorganization Act, 42 U.S.C. B 5841, provides that action of the Commission shall be determined by a
" majority vote of the members present."
Commissioner Gilinsky was not present when this item was affirmed, but he had previously indicated that he would approve.
Had Co=missioner Gilinsky 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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IU DOCKET 1 ATE / TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTEN0EES NRR CONTACT 11/1/82 50-348 P-Il4 Review APCO's refined calculations Alabama Power Co.
E. Reeves I:00 am 50-364 Bethesda and methodology relating to masonry Franklin Institute walls at Farley Bechtel 11/2/82 50-362 San Onofre Site Discuss issuance of Operating Southern Calif. Edison
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):30 am San Clemente, CA Licensing for Unit 3 11/2/82 50-400 Shearon liarris Site inspection of inain steam piping Carolina Power & Light N. Kadambi
):00 am 50-401 Near Raleigh, N.C.
Outside of containment for con-PNL finnatory analysis 11/2-3/82 50-390 Rm. 1750A 11/2 Discuss TVA's proposed conceptual TVA T. Kenyon 3:00 am 11/2 50-391 Chestnut St.,
changes to the security program Chattanooga, TN at the Watts Bar Plant 10:00 am 11/3 Watts Bar Site r
Sweetwater, TN I
11/3/82 50-316 P-412 Status review of proposed use of Anerican Electric Power D. Wigginton 2:00 pm Bethesda Exxon Nuclear Co.17 x 17 fuel in Exxon D. C. Cook 2 i
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) ATE / TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES' NRR CONTACT 11/3/82 50-219 AR-2242 Discuss the core spray sparger GPU Nuclear Corporation J. Lombardo
):00 am Bethesda effectiveness in a steam environ-ment at Oyster Creek 11/3/82 50-331,346,348, P-118 Masonry Wall Design (IE Bulletin Interested Licensees C. Trammell
):00 am 364.263.217 Bethesda 80-11) - Use of " Energy Balance Franklin Research Center 278,250,251, Technique" and " Arching Theory" Drexel Universal Con-sultants to FRC 325,324,317, 318,336,255 (Facilities: Duane Arnold, Davis-Besse 1, Farley 1/2, Monticello, Peach Bottom 2/3, Turkey Point 3/4, Brunswick 1/2, Calvert Citffs 1/2, Millstone 2, Palisades, Oyster Creek 1, Dresden 2/3, Quad Cities 1/2, Oconee 1/2/3, St. Lucie 1. Millstone 1. Vermont Yankee 1, Maine Yankee, Ginna, Haddam Neck) 11/3/82 50-331 lowa Electric Resolve outstanding concerns on the Iowa Electric F. Apicella 9:00 am Cedar Rapids, Iowa Duane Arnold RETS Review 11/3/82 50-315 P-422 Discuss the use of Westinghouse Indiana & Michigan Elec.
D. Wigginton 10:30 am Bethesda Optimized Fuel Assemblies in the American Electric Co.
Cycle 8 operation of Cook I, infor-mation to support licensing review and schedule E
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DOCKET DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 11/3-4/82 50-528 Palo Verde Site Conduct a site audit of various Arizona Public Service E. Licitra 9:00 am 50-529 Maricopa Cty.,
IAC systems Bechtel Combustion Engineering 50-530 Arizona 11/4/82 50-382 MNBB-6507 Discuss LP&L's proposed corrective auisiana Power & Light S. Black 8:30 am Bethesda actions for human factors dis-t.awrence Livennore crepancies in the Waterford control room 11/4/82 50-352/353 MNBB-6110 Limerick - Probabilistic Risk Philadelphia Elec. Co.
H. Abelson 8:30 am Bethesda Assessment Technical Review.
The CRAC computer code will be reviewed 11/4/82 50-413/414 Duke Co. Offices Discuss FSAR Section 13.1.1 for Duke Power Co.
K. Jabbour 10:00 am Charlotte, NC Catawba Station 11/5/82 50-289 P-ll4 Discuss alternate safe shutdown GPU Nuclear J. Van Vliet 9:30 am Bethesda capability at THI-I 11/5/82 50-413/414 P-110 Olscuss the New England-Piedmont Duke Power Co.
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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 11/9/82 50-440/441 MNBB-6110 Discussion of Pool Dynamic Load Cleveland Elec.
J. Stefano 8:30 am Bethesda Criteria Application to Plant 111tainating Co.
Spect fic Perry Design 11/9/82 50-329/330 P-114 Discuss Midland SER Open Item No. 1 Constners Power Co.
R. Hernan 8:30 am Bethesda regarding the on-site natural gas Stoner Associates pipeline NUS 11/10/82 50-397 P-110 Special QA meeting with WPPSS Washington Pubitt Power R. Auluck 9:00 am Bethesda management to assess and discuss Supply System i
the adequacy of its quality assurance program in light of the recent de-ficiencies disclosed at several plants i
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NMSS MEETING NOTICES y ober 29. 1982 Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safety, Si DOCTsET ATTENDEES /
DAil/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 10/27/82 71-9074 Rm 388 (CEW)
Review submission for. license John Murphy, ANEFC0 C. E. Williams (9-11 a.m.)
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renewal.
10/28/82 71-9001 5th Floor Review I'F-300 8WR basket analysis Dave Dawson, GE R. If, Odegaarden
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Conf. Rm 10/28/82 Region I To discuss with regional staff
.Vandy Miller V. Miller regionalization, training, and Regional Staff national staff program review St[ Louis,MO To attend a public meeting on William T, Crow W. Tl Crow 10/28/82-10/29/82
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R. 11. Odegaarden (9:30-11:30)
~71-5939 Conf. Rm Raul Potnares, GE C. E. Williams 71-6697 11/3/82-SNM-1107 Columbia, SC To visit Westinghouse,C61umbia, George 11. 81dinger G.11, 8tdinger 11/4/82 SC facility to discuss amendment appilcation and to observe equip-ment for bulk handling of U02 powder 11/5/82-Il611 day Inn, To make presentation at the Manage-Pittsburgh Section W. Walker 11/6/82 RIDC Park ment of flazardous Waste Seminar of the American Pittsburgh,PA Nuclear Society and the Western Pennsylvania Chapter, llealth Physics Society 11/15/82h-5th Floor Discuss ORNL Technical Assistance Doyl Turner R. H. Odegaarden 11/16/02 Conf. Rm Cecil Parks, ORNil W. l.. Lake E. P. Easton E
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Js P, Colton 11/19/82 TN Breeder Reactor (CRBR) environ 4 R. Ifurt, FCAF mental hearings liomer Lowenberg, FC Bob Dube, SGFF
'll. Jones SGPR J. Ilockert, SGPR C. Gasking SOPR P. Reardon, BPNL Division of Waste Management DOCKET ATTENDEES /
DATE/ TIME HUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 11/1-5/82 Airlie, VA American Nucicar Society (ANS)
John Greeves, WMHT; J. Greeves, Geotechnical Standards ANS Committee WMit Committee Meeting Members 11/2/02, Willste Bldg., Discussion of Siting and Paul Lohaus, Tim P.'Lohaus, 10:00 a.m.
Room 726 Licensing of 6 Disposal Johnson, WMLL; WMLL Facilities Ed Deemer, Potomac Communications 11/8/82 Washington, Discussion of Utility Nuclear
' R. E. Browning, WM; P. Lohaus.
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Waste Management Group's Status T. C. Johnson, Paul WMLL Report on Program on Waste Lohaus, G. Roles, Classi fication WMLL; Russ Stanford, EEI 11/4/82 Denver, CO LLW Branch Staff Meeting with R. Scarano, K. Hamill, K. Hamill, DOE, Albuquerque Operations WMLL WMLL Office and Colorado Department T
of Health to Discuss Feasibility P
of Stabilizing Waster from Grand Junction and Rifle Inactive Mill Tailings Sites in Place
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DALE /ilHE NtHIER LOCATION PURPOSE APPt.lCANT NRC CONIACT 1 1 / 2/112 HRC Ops Center NRC/frMA Steering Committee IE - DEP Staf f 5, Schwartz, IE Dethesda, MD meeting to discuss emergency FEMA Staff preparedness activities between the two agencies San Diego, CA Discuss quality assurance RCDeYoung, IE JMTaylor, IE 11/3/82 programs with Management JilSniezek, IE Analysis Corporation JMTaylor, IE 1
11/9/82 Washington, DC Meet with Alf to discuss RCDeVoung, IE RCDeVoung, IE inspection and enforcement AIF Members activities 11/9/82 Atlanta, GA SECY 82-352 EEI Construction THarpster, IE QA Initiatives Committee Tilarpster, IE WAltman, IE GGallagher, IE 11/10/82 Bethesda, MD Software QA NThomas, B&W WBelke, IE WBelke, IE Tilarpster, IE i
11/10/82 Region II Attend meeting with Carolina RCDeVoung RCDeVoung, IE Power and light Company CPal Representa tives Region 11 Staff E
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NRC CONTACT (If Applicable) 11/01-03/82 General Electric Man-Machine Interface Conference -
C. Overbey, RES/NRC; C. Overbey, RES Sunnyvale, CA LWR /LMFBR Research Reviews INPO, EPRI, DOE, Vendors, BNL, ORNL, INEL, LLNL,
& various contractors 11/02/82
,NRC,Bethesda, MD
- Review Battelle progress on N. Dennis & J. Bell, N. Dennis, RES Photon Spectral Measurement RES/NRC; NRC Regional Reps.; Roberson, Battelle contract 11/02/82 NRC, Bethesda, MD Review Battelle progress on M. Federline, N. Dennis, RES Neutron contract N. Dennis, RES/NRC NRC Regional Reps.;
Cumins & Endres, Battelle Rockville, MD Review Proposed IEEE Std. on NRR personnel D. Basdekas, RES 11/2-4/82 Classification of IAC and Electric RES personnel N. Kondic, RES Systems h,; arhnt te Safety IEEE personnel 11/03/82 Nicholson Lane, Review progress in Accreditation N. Dennis, M. Federline, N. Dennis, RES Rockville, MD (NRC)
Program for Personnel Dosimetry RES/NRC; NRC Regional Reps.; Plato & Miklos.
Processors Univ. of Mich.; NVLAP NBS Staff kI
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(If Applicable) 11/04/82 General Physics Project Review & Task Analysis J. Jenkins, J. Lowry, J. Jenkins, RES Columbia, MD J. Hoyt, RES/NRC D. Burgy, GPC 11/04/82 Rockville, MD Contract Review M. Jamgochian, M. Jamgochian,RES J. Hickman, NRC; J. Sorenson, ORNL 11/04/82 Rockville, MD Review of INEL Program on On-line INEL/RES/NRR G. Lewis, RES Radiation Monitors 11/04/82 Palo Alto, CA EPRI Human Factors Research Review C. Overbey, NRC C. Overbey, RES Livermore, CA LLNL Contract Site Visit J. O'Brien, BNL G. Cumings, LLNL 11/05/82 Rockville, MD Human Error Reporting System Review T. Ryan, C. Overbey, C. Overbey, RES NRC; P. Dietz, INPO 11/05/82 DOE, Germantown Discussion of revision of Part 20.
DOE /NRC personnel W. Mills, RES 4
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PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT (If Applicable) 11/09-10/82 ORNL, Oak Ridge, Plan activities in A-47 and related D. Basdekas, D. Basdekas, RES TN research tasks E. Wenzinger, NRC/RES; A. Szukiewicz, NRR/NRC:
R. Stone, et al, ORNL; M. Becktel, Sandia 11/09/82 Rockville, MD Contractor briefinq on " Security K. Markulls, J. Prell, K. Markulis, RES Procedures to be followed During RES/NRC: Roy Cardwell, J. Prell, RES a Safety-Related Emergency" ORNL 11/10/82 Rockville, MD BNL Briefing
" Human Factors in T. Ryan, C. Overbey, K. Markulls, RES NPP Safeguards Research" J. Durst, K. Markulls, RES/NRC; D. Gramann, NMSS/NRC; G. McPeek, NRR/NRC; J. Partlow, IE/NRC; J. O'Brien, BNL 1
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LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 11/1 50-272 Region I Office SALP Board Meeting -
SALP Board Members L. E. Tripp 8:30 a.m.
50-311 Salem Units 1 and 2 11/3 50-245 Millstone Units 1, 2, SALP Management Meeting Regionsi Administreitor ^
L. E. Briggs 9:00 a.m.
50-336 end 35 and Heddam and stafft NNEco 'L. F Sillin, Jr. and staff.
50-423 Neck 50-u 3 11/8 50-354 Region I Office SALP Boani Meeting -
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50-311 Salem Units 1 and 2-staff; PSE4G - R. A.
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DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 11/2/82 New Orleans, LA To discuss program concerns ras of Ril & RIV, J. O'Reilly relative to the Grand Gulf, Dir, of Middle South 2:00 p.m.
Waterford and ANO facilities Utiitties, and
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,0. Verre111 issues relating to TVA's Staff Members. TVA
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Browns Ferry facility Senior Management 11/9/82 Richmond, VA Media Seminar Regional Adninistrator, K. Clart PAQs from Ril, and 8:00 a.m.
Reporters & Editors of Newspapers 11/10/82 Region 11 Office To discuss the long-range Regional Administrator, J. O'Reilly plans for upgrading the Director of ISE, 1
8:30 a.m.
performance of Carolina NRR Senior Mgmt. Rep.,
Power & Light Company and Chairman of Board facilities and Chief Executive Officer of CPAL' P
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