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NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D. C. 2o55s INFORMATION REPORT November 18, 1982 SECY-82-459 For:
The Comissioners From:
T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO
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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 12, 1982 A sumary of key events is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.
Enclosure Contents Administration A
Nuclear Reactor Regulation B
Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C
Inspection and Enforcement D
Nuclear Regulatory Research E
Executive Legal Director F*
International Programs G
State Programs H
Resource Management I*
Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J*
Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K*
Regional Offices L*
CRGR Monthly Report M*
Executive Director for Operations N*
Items Addressed by the Comission 0
Meeting Notices P
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%t-M5 P nf l8 hk HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT Week Ending November 12, 1982 Regional Voluntear Placements Since June 29, when Regional Administrators were constrained regarding outside hiring and Headquarters employees were invited to register their interest in Regional jobs, 29 employees have been reassigned to the Regions. Currently, a total of 161 Headquarters staff members remain on the register for Regional assignments. Three volunteers have been added to the register with additional applications being processed.
Investigations Aareement An agreement has been signed by the NRC and OPM covering the conduct of back-ground investigations on Federal applicants, employees, consultants, licensee personnel, contractor personnel and others as required.
Division of Engineering and Ouality Assurance On November 9,1982, Division staff from the Quality Assurance Branch met with the EEI Construction Committee and Region II staff to discuss the Quality Assurance initiatives identified in SECY 82-352.
I IE, Division of Reactor Programs NRR and IE staffs are conducting Regional training sessions on new radiological effluent technical specifications. Training sessions are scheduled for each Regional Office.
Review of a State Program The North Dakota radiation control program will be reviewed by R. Doda, Region IV, November 16-18, 1982. Joel Lubenau, OSP, will accompany Mr. Doda as part of the appraisal of the Region IV State Agreements functions.
IAEA Vacancy Notices Although the U.S. is still reassigning its involvement in the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), NRC has been instructed to recruit candidates for positions at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna, Austria. Six notices were posted this week on NRC vacancy boards.
Nuclear Reculatory Research The NRC staff desires a simple-to-use common interface to all the codes at all computers. But INEL and LANL staff noted several problems in achieving this goal.
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ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF F FOUESTS l
Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision l
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Denied 85 21 l
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i ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received l
Sharon Havens, Requests all documentation that relates to any Federal Torts Claims filed by or on behalf of Holme Roberts Neil Allen Genevieve Smith, Christopher Smith,
& Owen (82-539)
Ephraim and/or Marisa Smith Brafford.
Teresa S. Barnhart, Requests a copy of all Fiscal Year 1982,1983 and NTEU Steward 1984 staffing plans that have been signed and f
(82-540) approved by the Office of the Executive Director for Operations for the Offices' of Administration.
Executive Legal Director, Resource Manarement, International Programs, State Programs, Analysis 1
and Euluation of Operational Data, Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization and Civil
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Rights, Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards, i
Nuclear Reactor Regulation Nuclear Regulatory Research, Inspection and Enforcement and
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Regions I, II, III, IV and V.
Andres L. Kronzek, Requests the names and addresses of those generally l
FOI Services, Inc.
licensed (who have registration certificates) to I
(82-541) use in-vitro kits in the State of Michigan.
Jill W. Graham, Requests a copy of the Special Review Panel's Kellogg Graduate report and other materials which pertain to School of Management NRC's procedures for dealing with differing (82-542) professional opinions.
Steven C. Sho11y, Requests all documents discussing a proposed revision Union of Concerned and/or update to the Reactor Safety Study, referred to in. NUREG-0784, Chapter-10, as "RSS-II", and Scientists (82-543) all documents discussing a reactor cooling metnod referred to as " feed-and-bleed", " bleed-and-feed",
and/or " boiler-condenser cooling."
CONTACT:
J. M. Felton 492-7?11 ENCLOSURE A NOV 121982 I
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Mark J. Wetterhahn, Requests a copy of the non-proprietary version of Conner & Wetterhahn, P.C.
" Technical Evaluation Report, Equipment 1
(82-544)
Environmental Qualification, Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation, Nine Mile Point Nuclear l
Generating Station, Unit 1."
j Susan L. Hiatt, Requests 12 categories of doctanerts regarding i
OCRE Representative the Perry Nuclear Power Plant.
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Susan L. Hiatt, Requests copies of SECY-82-87; SECY-82-396; OCRE Representative SECY-82-275; documents made available to (82-546)
Stephen G. Sawicki under FOIA-82-404; a September 8,1980 letter to the Comission from the ACRS, " Additional ACRS Coments on Hydrogen Control and Improvement of Containment Capability", and all pertinent details regarding any instances of degradation of polymer electrical insulation from radiation in any comercial nuclear facilities.
Lyle Graber Requests copies of SECY-82-39A SECY-82-197, (82-547)
SECY-82-197A, and SECY-82-197B.
Alphonse A. Gerhardstein, Requests, on behalf of his client, all documents Laufman, Rauh &
in the NRC pertaining to his client.
Gerhardstein (82-548)
Jim Thomas, Requests three categories of information regarding NTEU President SES employees in each NRC Office.
(82-549)
Wilbur A. Steger, Requests the statement of work for the contract Consad F.esearch entitled, " Explore the Effects on Export Trade."
Corporation (82-550)
Charles W. Elliott, Requests copies of NUREG/CR-2239(SAND 81-1549);
Thomas and Hair NUREG/CR-2723(SAND 82-1110); NUREG-0773; NUREG/CR-(82-551) 2326 and all documents relating to the running of any version of the CRAC code by Sandia htional Laboratories or the Comission staff, for the Limerick Nuclear Generating Station.
Joanne Doroshow, Requests all documents regarding the causes or Three Mile Island repair of steam generator problems at TMI-1 Alert, Inc.
since June 1982.
(82-552)
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James A. Chamblee Requests a list of existing major contracts (82-553) administered by the NRC.
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Ellyn R. Weiss, APPEAL TO THE EDO for the release of denied Natural Resources documents regarding the work perfomed by i
Defense Council, Inc.
Science Applications for the Clinch River
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Breeder Reactor Project.
Granted Louis T. David, In response to a request for a copy of the contract l
Franklin Research and proposals, best and final offers, technical r
Center and cost que.stions and answers, and related l
(82-395) modifications submitted by Parameter Inc., under Request for Proposal No. RS-01E-82-249, " Technical Assistance to Support NRC IE Personnel in the t
Investigation of Incidents", made available i
the non-proprietary versions of the technical proposal and appendices, the proposal supplement, the contract, and two modifications to the contract.
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Lindsay Audin In response to a request for eight categories i
(82-428) of listed documents, made available 10 documents.
subject to this request are already available Informed the requester additional documents at the PDR.
Lynn Connor, In response to a request for eight listed documents, Doc-Search made available three documents.
Informed the Associates requester the remaining five requested documents (82-436) are already available at the PDR.
Catherine Quigg.
In response to a request for records on I
Pollution and embrittlement, themal shock, corrosion and Environmental cracking of the reactor pressure vessel at l
Problems, Inc.
the Zion Nuclear Power Station, including records
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(82-496) which relate to these problems, made available l
21 documents.
Carol Barton, In response to a request for information on the The Washington NRC's Facsimile Transmission, or "Telefax" Management Group, Inc.
equipment, made available three documents.
(82-501)
Robert J. Savini, In response to a request for computer printouts of Lixi, Inc.
all NRC Broad Licensed (#02110), Institutional (82-512)
Licensed (#02120) and Private Practice Facilities
(#02200), made available the requested printout.
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Denied J. Michael McGarry, In response to a request for documents regarding Debevoise & Liberman the August 9,1982 letter, the Notice of Violation (82-413) and Order relative to the NRC's determination or proposed in. position of the civil penalty set forth in the Notice of Violation and the proposed requirement regarding conduct of a management audit as set forth in the Order, made available 15 documents. Denied 11 documents in their entirety and portions of one document containing pre-decisional advice, opinions and recomendations of the staff. Denied portions of two documents compiled for law enforcement purposes which l
contain the identity of confidential sources.
Denied portions of one transcript of a closed I
Commission meeting release of which would divulge proprietary information, inhibit Commission-staff discussions regarding appropriate sanctions, constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, interfere with an ongoing enforcement proceeding or in anticipation of litigation.
Gail Van Dyken In response to a request for copies of documents (82-464) relating to Stepan Chemical Company in Maywood, New Jersey, made available four documents.
Informed the requester additional documents subject to this request are already located in the PDR under previous FOIA requests. Denied portions of one document, the disclosure of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.
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l CONTRACTS CLOSED-0UT NRC-03-78-127-04 Transcomm, Inc.
11/10/82 NRC-03-78-127-05 Southern Engineering 11/10/82 i
Company of Georgia NRC-03-78-127-06 W. M. Lewis & Associates 11/10/82 i
NRC-06-79-305 State of Washington 11/12/82 l
NRC-11-80-401 Brookings Institute 11/12/82 NRC-04-77-132 Case-Western Univ.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending November 12, 1982 Investigations Agreement i
An agreement has been signed by the NRC and OPM covering the' conduct of background investigations on Federal applicants, employees, consultants, licensee personnel, contractor personnel and others as required.
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Trainino Session on E.O. 12356 j
The Information Security Oversight Office (IS00) is sponsorinq a question i
and answer training session on the new E.O.12356, " National Security Information," and the 1500 Implementing Directive. The session will be held on December 15, 1982, at the GSA Auditorium, from 9:15 AM to 1:00 PM.
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DIVISION OF ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL ITEMS OF INTEREST November 12, 1982 Regional Volunteer Placements On June 29, Regional Administrators were constrained regarding outside l
hiring when NRC Headquarters employees are well qualified and available.
l The same date Headquarters employees were invited to register their interest in Regional jobs with the Division of Organization and Personnel.
Since then, Regional Administrators have announced 29 employees have been
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reassigned from the following offices:
REGION I 10 Selections:
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1 RES 3 NMSS 1 RM 10-REGION II 8 Selections:
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2 NRR 1 ELD 1 ADM 4
REGION IV 5 Selections: 1 ADM 2 NMSS 1 IE 5
REGION V 2 Selections: 1 NRR 1 NMSS 2
A total of 161 Headquarters staff members remain on the register of individuals interested in Regional assignments. Three additional volunteers have been added to the register with additional applications being processed.
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t Under the FY-83 Management plan, individuals who currently occupy " overage" positions in staffing plans are considered for placement to vacant NRC positions for which they qualify.
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october 13, 1982, 37 employees have been placed in other l
i NRC positions. 32 of these were placed through internal j
reassignment, 2 have left the agency, and 3 were selected for internal vacancies.
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i Week Ending November 12, 1982 H. B. Robinson Unit 2 A meeting will be held with Carolina Power and Light Company on Monday, November 8, 1982, to review fluence calculations for the reactor pressure vessel at the H. B. Robinson Unit 2 plant. The meeting will take place at 1:00 p.m. in Room 6110 in the Maryland National Bank.
Building.
Millstone Unit 2 - Unplanned Release An unplanned release of liquid effluent occurred between 4:15 am and 4:35 am on November 5, 1982, when during an approved discharge procedure, an incorrect radioactive waste monitoring tank was lined up and discharged. The licensee had intended to discharge 30,000 gallons of low concentration waste (3.6E-5 mei/ml) from the "A" Coolant Waste Monitoring Tank.
Instead, 848 gallons of high concentration waste (5.E-3 mei/ml) was discharged from the Aerated Waste Monitoring Tank, Doses resulting from this erroneous discharga, through the shellfish i
path, are:
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Thyroid 2.37E-5 mr Organ 4.78E-4 mr i
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Power Company conducted secondary side inspections of the A and 0 '. team generator using fiber optic techniques. These inspections have identified several loose parts. These parts include a hose clamp, o C-clamp (two pieces), one 3/8" 5 to 6 foot rod, several weld rods ano small pieces of wire and a plug possibly from a feedwater heater. The licensee is making preparation for retrieval of these loose parts.
Arkansas Nuclear One. Unit No. 1 (ANO-1)
AND-1 was manually tripped at 10:00 p.m. Monday, November 8,1982, by the operator after the operator observed that the reactor coolant leakage was approaching the Technical Specification limit. The reactor was at 66% power operation with "B" reactor coolant pump not operating.
The operators had observed that reactor coolant was leaking through "B" RCP seals and leakage was progressively increasing. AND-1 had been coasting down in power operation because of fuel burn up and in preparation for shutting down for refueling. All control rods were fully withdrawn and boron was at 1 part per million. The planned shutdown was for November 28, 1982. ANO-1 will now proceed into the refueling outage.
"B" RCP seal along with "A" and "D" RCPs seals was replaced with the modified seal design during the March 1982 outage.
"C" RCP seal was replaced with the modified design after a seal leak event in August 1982.
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Plant Status Core Cooling Mode: Heat transfer from the reactor coolant system (RCS) to reactor building ambient.
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RCS Pressure Control Mode:
RCS is vented to the reactor building.
Major Parameters (as of 0500, November 12,1982)(approximatevalues) l Average Incore Thennocouples*:
107'F Maximum Incore Thermocouple *:
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Pressure: The reactor coolant system is vented to the reactor building.
1 Reactor Building: Temperature:
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-0.12 psig Airborne Radionuclide Concentrations:
2.8 E-7 uti/cc H l
(sample taken 11/10/82) 2.9 E-10 uti/cc particulates (sample taken 11/10/82) 1.
Effluent and Environmenta'l (Radiolocical) Information l
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 Novemoer 5,1982, through November 11, 1982, the effluents ccr.:ainec no detectable radioactivity at the discharge point and indivicual effluent sources, which originated within Unit 2, contained no cetectable radioactivity.
' Uncertainties exist as to the exact location and accuracy of these readings'.
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Environmental Protection Acency (EPA) Environmental Data The EPA measures Kr-85 concentrations at several environmental monitoring stations and reported the following results:
Location October 8, 1982 - October 26, 1982 3
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.25 Yorkhaven 26 TMI Observation Center The EPA Middletown Office has not received the environmental Kr-85 i
results from the EPA's Counting Laboratory at Las Vegas, Nevada for j
the TMI samples which were taken after October 26, 1982. These i
results will be included in a subsequent report.
No radiation above normally occurring background levels was detected
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in any of the samples collected from the EPA's air anc gamma rate networks during the period from November 3,1982 through November 11, 1982.
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NRC Environmental Data Results from NRC monitoring of the environment around the TMI site were as follows:
The following are the NRC air sample analytical results for the onsite continucus air sampler:
1-131 Cs-137 Sample Period (uCi/cc)
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HP-343 Ncvenber 3 - November 10, 1982
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Licensee Radioactive Material and Radweste Shioments On November 9, 1952, one box containing 12 Unit 1 cnce-through-steam-generator-A swipes was shipped to Batteile Columbus Laboratories Columbus, Ohio.
On November 10, 1982, one box containing two Unit 2 liquid samples (125 ml) from the bora.ted water storage tank and the processed water storage tank was mailed to Westinghouse Electric, Forest Hills.
On November 10, 1982, 65 crums containing contaminated laundry from Units 1 and 2 were shipped to Interstate Uniform Services, New Kensington, Pennsylvania.
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Submerged Demineralizer System (SDS). SDS began processing of Batch No. 38 (approximately 44,000 gallons of reactor building sump water) on l
November 6,1982. This water, which was previously processed by the 505, was reused for the ongoing decontamination activities in the reactor i
building, and collected in the reactor building sump. Batch No. 38 processing is scheduled to be completed on November 15, 1982.
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EPICOR II. The EPICOR II system was activated on November 10, 1982 to process SDS efficent from Batch No. 38. EPICOR II processing is expected to continue through November 17, 1982.
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Reactor Building Entries. Reactor building entries are continuing at a rate of three per week. Polar crane refurbishment is the priority activity in the reactor building. The licensee is preparing a polar crane load test procedure (which will be submitted to the TMI Program Office for approval). The crane load test is scheduled.for the last week in February 1983. Functional testing of individual crane control circuits is currently in progress, j
t Reactor building decontamination is continuing in parallel with the polar crane refurbishment. The three control rod drive leadscrews, which were removed from the reactor vessel duri,ng the quick look inspection, have been transferred from the refueling pool to an area inside the "B" D-ring. The leadscrews will eventually be cut into smaller pieces i
and transferred offsite for analysis. The first cutting, of leadscrew 8H l
(the least contaminated of the three), is scheduled for i
i November 15, 1982.
4 SDS Liner Disposal Preparations. The functional, testing (described in tne Novemoer 6,1962 Weekly Status Report) of the SDS liner recombiner and vacuum outgassing system (LRV05) has been temporarily delayed. This l
testing, which began last week on a non-radioactive SDS liner, was to provide an operational demonstration of both the water removal (vacuum crying) anc catalyst loading capabilities. The vacuum drying test was I
completed satisfactorily with the water removal rates meeting the design performance criteria established by GPU, DOE and the system designers.
However, the catalyst insertion pnase of the functional test was delayeo because the leading tool experienced valve blockage and flow restriction problems wnen the cylindrical palladium recombiner pellets (1/16" ciameter,1/8" length) were added. GPU is currently re-evaluating the hardware designs and techniques including a change to spherical pellets.
The cataly'st loading phase of the LRV05 functional test will have to be repeated before GPU performs a full scale dernonstration on an actual spent SDS vessel.
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No EPICOR II prefilter liner snipments were mace Inis week. ine following three shipments are scheduled next week: PF-47 (in the CNS-8-120 cask), PF-6 (in the SN-1 cask), and PF-20 (in the HN-200 cask).
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(argon, organic gises, etc.) and non-detectable oxygen (<0.2%).
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Past Meetings 1.
On November 8,1982, Dr. Bernard J. Snyder spoke to a subcomittee of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Comissioners in Boston, i
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On November 9,1982, the NRC Commissioners held two public meetings to discuss the potential restart of TMI Unit 1.
The first meeting heard i
oral presentations from the parties involved in the formal TMI Unit 1 restart proceedings.
1 The second meeting heard the views of concerned citizens who were not parties to the formal restart proceedings. The NRC Comissioners are scheduled to issue a decision December 10, 1982 concerning the 1979 TMI-1 orders.
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On November 12, 1982, Lake H. Barrett met with the Concerned Mothers of 3
Middletown to discuss TMI related issues. They expressed their concern that Unit 1 should not be restarted prior to completion of the Unit 2 j
cleanup.
Future Meetings 1.
On November 16, 1982, Dr. Bernard J. Snyder will present.a paper on the regulatory perspective on TMI-2 cleanup at the American Nuclear Society meeting in Washington, DC.
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On November 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.
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 November 17, 1982, Dr. Bernard J. Snyder will participate in a panel discussion at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey on nuclear wastes at a conference on the Disposal of High Level Radioactive Wastes.
The conference is being organized by the League of Women Voters of New Jersey and the Coordinating Council on Radiation Studies of Rutgers University.
4 On November 22, 1982, Lake H. Barrett will meet with the Concerned Methers of Middletown to discuss TMI related issues.
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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 issu,es.
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Week Ending November 12, 1982 Meeting with DOE and Colorado re: Inact.~ ve Uranium Mill Tailings Site i
t On November 4,1982, staff of the Low Level Waste Licensing Branch met with the Department of Energy, DOE contractors and representatives of the State of-Colorado to discuss the feasibility of in-place stabilization for three of the inactive uranium mill tailings sites (Grand Junction, Old Rifle, and New Rifle).
Although the preliminary conclusion of the DOE study was favorable in terms of the feasibility of in-place stabilization, discussions among meeting partici-pants identified a deficiency in the analysis which will require further investigation of geomorphic considerations.
EPA-NRC Memorandum of Understanding On November 8,1982 R. E. Cunningham and R. G..Page met with Mark Kerrigan of OMB concerning Congressman Corcoran's letter of October 25, 1982 to OMB regarding l
EPA and NRC responsibilities in the control of areas contaminated with radio-active materials. Specifically discussed was the need for EPA and NRC to agree on a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) which sets forth agency responsibilities in these matters. Previously the staffs ef the two agencies worked together in preparing an MOV and readied it for signature in August 1981. NRC was prepared to sign the MOU, but EPA declined.
Westinghouse Electric Corporation A staff member of the Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safety visited the Columbia, South Carolina facility on November 3-4, 1982 to discuss the license amendment application to use bLik handling equipment for UO2 powder and to observe the moderation control room and bulk handling equipment. Agreement was reached on supplemental information on modsration controls for nuclear criticality safety. Operating authorization is needed by December 31, 1982.
Kerr-McGee Chemical Company (K-M)
Representatives of Kerr-McGee Chemical Company (K-M) met with the NMSS staff on November 8,1982 to obtain information on the schedule for completion of the FES on the West Chicago Rare Earths Facility and to discuss the K-M preferred
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The Final Supplement to the CRBRP FES was completed and formally published.
The Staff reviewed the changes from the Draft Supplement in preparation for a deposition on fuel cycle assessment changes to be taken November 8,1982*by Staff testimony was finalized and submitted to the hearing the intervenors.
board on November 1,1982. Amendment XVI to the CRBR Environmental Report was received from the Applicant and transmitted to the Staff and consLitants for review and comments.
Final arrangements have been made for support at the CRBR hearings. They will be held for four days starting November 16, 1982 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. A l
second week starting December 13, 1982 is also scheduled. The najority of NMSS activities on Safeguards and Fuel Cycle are expected to be completed during the first week of the hearing.
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There were no Significant Enforcement Actions taken during the past week.
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The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week:
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PNO-I-82-71, Philadelphia Electric Company (Peach Bottom Unit 3) - Unplanned a.
and Unmonitored Release.
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PNO-III-82-125, Kerr-McGee Corporation (Oklahoma City, OK) - Rally at Kerr-McGee Plant Site.
PNO-III-82-126, Wisconsin Electric Power Station (Point Beach Nuclear Power c.
Station) - Debris Found In Steam Generators.
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PNO-IV-82-42, Arkansas Power and Light Company (Arkansas Nuclear One) - Early Commencement of Refueling Outage.
PNO-V-82-45, Southern California Edison Company (San Onofre Nuclear Generating e.
Station Unit 2) - Excessive Cooldown Transient And Automatic Initiation Of Safety Injection.
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The Director, IE, met with representatives of Carolina Power and Light Company and Region 11 staff on November 10, 1982 to discuss the licensee's plans for corrective action in response to a series of items of noncompliance experienced recently at the Brunswick nuclear site. The meeting was held in the Regional Office.
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Division of Engineering and Quality Assurance
- i. The Division Director and an interoffice team met with representatives of Union Electric Company in St. Louis on November 10, 1982 to discuss the first (trial) integrated design inspection which is commencing at the Callaway plant.
ii. On November 9,1982, Division staff from the Quality Assurance Branch met with the EEI Construction Comnittee and Region 11 staff to discuss the Quality Assurance initiatives identified in SECY 82-352.
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- i. A Division staff member presented a training session on Nuclear Transportation before a group of radiological safety inspectors from the Florida Department of Health in Orlando, Florida on November 8,1982.
ii. A Division staff health physicist accompanied Region V inspectors on inspections during the weels of November 8 and 15,1982.
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Division of Reactor Pmgrams NRR and IE staffs are conducting Regional training sessions on new radiological effluent technical specifications. Training sessions are scheduled for each Regional Office.
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HEDL-Sandia Sodium / Concrete Comparison Tests The CRBR project has proposed the utilization of on-site dolomite as
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the aggregate in the structural concrete.
The chemical differences between dolomite and calcite (limestone) suggested the prudent course i
of testing identical test articles with as close as possible identical test procedures as HEDL and Sandia.
Four tests have been completed, one of each aggregate at each laboratory.
Preliminary inter-laboratory comparisons show very small differences.
Nor are the differences large between aggregates. Hydrogen and aerosol emissions are similar although post-test calibrations and data reductions are still in progress. The most noticeable difference was the lack of a sharply defined debris / concrete interface in the dolomite test; dolomite aggregate was distributed throughout the lower 2.5 inches of the 5 inch total penetration. Thus the results do raise the question of scale. HEDL will run a one square meter test with dolomite and " design" placement of re-bar.
Sandia will do some simultaneous tests on alternate materials such as HAC (High alumina cement). HAC is a candidate material for core retention and thus has potential application to LWR's as well.
ORNL Correlation Evaluation Data gathering efforts continue in the area of post-CRF heat transfer.
On October 29, 1982, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. (Japan), agreed to provide the NRC with some dispersed flow film boiling data. In addition, bundle heat transfer data has been obtained from the German KWU facility.
Data Bank Test data from the GE Single Heated Bundle facility were added to the data bank: Tests 2315, 2332, 2333, 2334, and 2334. These tests were Stage 3 tests investigating reflood heat transfer.
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- Semiscale The feed and bleed primary side cooldown tests run in June and July have been analyzed and reported. The results of the analyses have been given to NRR and the ACRS subcomittee on ECCS.
The feed and bleed study performed by INEL indicates that the RELAp5 systems analysis code is able to accurately predict the results of the Semiscale test, designated SR-2. When RELAP5 was used to predict the results of a transient mitigated by the feed and bleed method in a RESAR-3 type PWR, no problems in plant control were predicted. On that basis, RES believes that the RELAP5 code is doing an adequate job of predicting feed and bleed transients and further experimental work at Semiscale is unnecessary at this time.
Preparations are continuing for resumption of testing with the new Semiscale MOD-2B configuration. The first test planned is the PL-1 loss of offsite power test scheduled for November 17, 1982.
LOFT The secondary side of the LOFT steam generator is being visually inspected. If it is found to be in a satisfactory state, the date for a full inspection may be postponed to the benefit of the Project test schedule. Since the L2-6 test is deferred until the end of the Project series, the F2 fuel bundle will be completed on a less urgent i
schedule and then stored until needed. The Experiment Specification Document for the first test in the Project series has been issued.
1 The test - a complete loss of feedwater in a plant with a low set point HPI - is being scheduled for February 1983.
Plant Analyzer Procram Brookhaven National Laboratory made a presentation of their Plant Analyzer Program on November 1,1982 in the NRC Phillips Building.
The meeting was attended by members of NRR, AEOD, RM, and RES.
1 The objectives of the meeting were to:
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Review the BNL program in the context of high speed computing capabilities of presently available peripheral and array processors.
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Present the results attained to date in modeling a BWR plant (Peach Bottom-II) using the Applied Dynamics AD-10, special purpose computer.
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Only one half of BNL's AD-10 system is needed to model BWR-MSSS hydraulics. Therefore, the system has ample computing capacity.
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Good computing accuracy can be obtained with an AD-10 computer.
and 3.
For the sample transient (SLB) the computing speed with an AD-10 was approximately 10 times faster than real time, and
- 110 times faster than CDC-7600.
l According to present schedule, BNL is to provide NRC with a complete BWR plant (Peach Bottom-II) model by the end of April 1983, and an access to the AD-10 so that BWR plant transient calculations can be perfonned by NRC staff.
J Nuclear Plant Analyzer C. Troutman traveled to Idaho Falls for a Nuclear Plant Analyzer Functional Requirements Specifications meeting on November 2-5, 1982.
The meeting was attended by INEL, LANL, TDC, and NRC.
2 Highliohts 1.
We were given an on-line interactive operation of.INEL's RELAP5.
The engineer-analyst turned on and off pumps and valves to try to control a transient (pipe break). The(CPU / Reactor)timeratio was 2:1. In 2 very busy minutes (by my watch) the reactor ran 1 minute, and the computer bill was $116.00. So many hues and so many digits (pressure, temp.) are displayed on nodes that a variety j
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INEL staff believe the most useful aspects of the NPA display are already done at INEL for RELAPS. Some experimenting with pixel flipping will soon be done to create the illusion of liquid and vapor motions.
i The INEL display took only 2 weeks for 2 people to develop for 1 reactor. Even less time would be needed for other reactors of the same manufacturer's family.
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The NRC staff desires a simple to use common interface to.all the codes at all computers.
But INEL and LANL staff noted several problems in achieving this goal.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 12, 1982 i
i IAEA Vacancy Notices Although the U.S. is still reassessing its involvement in the International i
Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), NRC has been instructed to recruit candidates for the following positions at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna, Austria:
P-3 Head of IAEA Registry, General Services Division, Department of Administration 1
P-5 Chief of Evaluation Unit, Department of Technical Cooperation D-1 Director of new Safeguards Operations Division P4 Physicist in the Medical Applications Section, Division of Life l
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P-3 Biological Scientist in Radiation Biology, Health and Environmental Research Section, Division of Life Sciences, Department of Research and Isotopes P-3 Data Base Analyst, new Data Base Coordination Section, Division of r
Safeguards Information Treatment, Department of Safeguards i
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i Foreign Reports l
The following foreign reports were received in IP November 8-12:
(For further information contact Eva Szent-Ivany, IP, X24506.)
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KWU - Emergency Core Cooling Program - PWR. Post-DNB Experiments with a Bundle of 25 Fuel Rods. Parts 1 and 2 P
From Japan:
Rocking Vibration of Nuclear Power Plant Considering Up-Lift and Yield of Supporting Soil **
Research on Modeling of Nuclear Power Plants for Dynamic Respons.
Analysis **
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Reportable Occurrence Report No. R0-22-007.
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3 Proof of Evidence for the Sizewell 'B' Public Inquiry **
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09/13-17/82 D. M. Crutchfield, DL IAEA Conference - To help prepare Very good report.
Contains a technical document to assess world-a country-by-country wide implementation of post-TMI category-by-category actions.
listing of post-TMI actions & changes undertaken by key-coun tries.
09/13-17/82 Dr. William Kerr, IAEA Conference - To participate PROPRIETARY i
ACRS Member in a panel on THI-2 Impact and Improvements i
09/28/82 R.M.
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To participate in ENEL workshop on
Enclosure:
Battelle, Columbus Fission Product Behavior During Vu-graphs used a Hypothetical Severe Accident in the presentation I
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i 09/24/82 H. J. Faulkner, IP To meet with representatives of PROPRIETARY DSN/CEA, France, to discuss emergency cooling for reactor j
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(For further information contact Anita Sumerour, RES. X74304.)
From the FRG:
BMFT - Development and Testing of Mechanized Welding Methods for Spherical Reactor Containments KED - Blast Wave in the Near Field of a Detonating Real Gas Cloud INTAT - Investigations to Improve the Reliability of Measurement and Control Devices for Nuclear Power Station Technology IfV - Organizing Work in the LOFT Program GRS-A-688 - ALMODGDE2: A Nonlinear Model for Describing the Transient Behavior of Pressurized Water Reactors with Once-Through Steam Generators **
GRS-A-689 - Calculations of Experiments and Behavior of Operational Disturbances with the Plant Model ALMOD GRS-A-690 - ALMOD-3, Version 4-A: Nonlinear Plant Model for the Simulation of Transients in a PWR Program Description GRS-A 709 - Investigation of the Heat Transfer Conditions in the High-Pressure Phase of LOCAs with Medium and Large Break Cross-Sections GRS-A-715 - Overview and Verification of DRUFAN-01/ MOD 2**
From Jaoan:
JAERI M 9683 FREC-4A: A Computer Program to Predict Fuel Rod Performance under Normal Reactor Operation Comparison of Calculations for the ROSA-IV LSTF with i
JAERI M 82-004 RELAP5/ Mod 0 and RELAP5 Mod 1 (Cycle 1)**
l Analysis of LOFT Small Break Experiment L3-1 with THYDE-P Code **
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JAERI M 82-022 - Pipe Rupture Test Results; 4 Inch Pipe Whip Test Under BWR LOCA Conditions **
JAERI M 82-028 - Analysis of LOFT L3-6/LB-1 with THYDE-P**
. JAERI M 82-060 - Fault Tree Analysis on BWR Core Spray System JAERI 1276
- Efficient Computer Program EPAS-J1 for Calculating Stress i
Intensity Factors of Three-Dimensional Surface Cracks **
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- ROSA-II Experimental Program for PWR LOCA/ECCS Integral Tests **
From the U.K.:
ND-M-1859(R) - Review of Plant Performance for CDFR: February 1982 - April 1981**
PROPRIETARY
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EUR 7371 FR - Study of Highly Active Glasses in Vulcan and Piver Cells-Lixiviation a
I at Three-Temperatures of Certain Glasses in the Vulcan Cell EUR 7654 DE - Solidification of Alpha-Bearing Wastes in a Ceramic Matrix EUR 7765 EN - BUSH - A Computer Code for Calculating Steady State H' eat Transfer in LWR Rod Bundles under Accident Conditions **
EUR 7836 EN - Optimization Technique Applied to Interpretation of Experimental Data and Research of Constitutive Laws **
EUR 7922 EN - 1981 - Annual Status Report **
Thermonuclear Fusion Technology j
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0FFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS ITEMS OF INTEREST WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 12, 1982 Review of North Dakota Program The North Dakota radiation control program will be reviewed by R. Doda, Region IV November 16-18, 1982. Joel Lubenau, OSP will accompany Mr. Doda as part of the appraisal of the Region IV State Agreements functions.
Follow-up Review of New Hampshire Program A follow-up review of the New Hampshire radiation control program will be conducted November 15-16, 1982.
Exemptions to Property Insurance Reouirements On November 3, 1982 the staff issued exemptions to two small power reactors from the full property insurance requirements of 10 CFR 50.54(w).
In one case, PG&E requested an exemption for its Humboldt Bay facility, indicating that insurance in excess of $100 million is not required because of the cold shutdown condition of the plant.
In the other case, Consumers Power Company requested an exemption for its Big Rock Point plant from the excess property insurance requirements of 50.54(w)(1)(ii), indicating that insurance in excess of $500 million would not be required because of the small size of i
the facility. In both cases, cufficient documentation was provided by the licensees to persuade the staff that issuing the exemptions would not be
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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 12, 1982 i
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SECY-82-423 - PROPOSED TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY TO JAPAN PURSUANT TO 10 CFR PART 810, Memo SECY to'Dircks, 11/9/82 This is to advise you that the Commission (with all Commissioners agreeing) has agreed to your proposed response to the Department of Energy.
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STAFF REQUIREMENTS - STATUS OF ZIMMER INVESTIGATION, 2:00 p.m., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1982, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN PORTION),
Memo SECY to Dircks, 11/12/82 The Comission met with staff to be briefed on the status of the QA/QC investigation at Zix=ner.
The General Counsel noted that the transcript of the meeting (open portion) would be served on the parties.
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(Subsequently, the transcripts were served on the parties.)
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(Region III)
(The Co= mission continued the meeting in closed session.)
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ATTENDEES NRR CONTACT 11/12/82 50-261 P-422 Review pressurized thermal shock Carclina Power & Light G. Requa 1:00 pm Bethesda concerns at II. B. Robinson 2 11/12/82 50-397 P-110 WNP-2 presentation on design of Washington Public Power R. Auluck 10:00 am Bethesda component supports Supply System 11/15/82 P-110 To infom RRAB personnel and Dr. Rasmuson, RES F. Coffman 10:00 am Bethesda interested NRR personnel about the capabilities, limitations, and methodology of the COMCAN-ill code.
11/15/82 50-220 MNBB-6507 Fire Protection, Appendix R Niagara Mohawk Power P. Polk 10:00 am Bethesda 11/15-16/82 50-295 Region 111 Office To discuss basis for current IST Commonwealth Edison D. Wfgginton 8:00 am 50-304 Glen Ellyn,111.
proposed exemption, including alternatives to required inspections 11/15-16/82 59-321 Wyle Labs Review of test & inspection Georgia Power Co.
M. Fairtile Huntsville, Ala.
results of Hatch I target rock Southern Services safety / relief valves sent to Wyle Labs Wyle Labs, and to witness tests
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K. Jabbour mentation and Control Systems Branch 8:30 am Bethesda open items and concerns regarding Catawha Station 11/16-18/82 50-443/444 Seabrook Site Review construction progress to Public Service Co. of L. Wheeler Seabrook, N. 11.
obtain information for use as input New Hampshire 9:00 am to the OL review scheduling process 11/17/82 50-528,289, P-110 Applicant to discuss plans for Arizona Public Service R. l.icitra 8:30 am 530 Bethesda natural circulation cooldown Combustion Engineering test for Palo Verde 11/18/82 50-341 P-422 Discuss ' plans for completing Detroit Edison Co.
L. Kintner Bethesda enyironm stal qualificatton 8:00 am 11/22-23/82 50-413/414 Catawba Site Discuss open items in NRC Geotech-Duke Power Co.
K. Jabbour 10:30 am 11/22 Duke Co. Offices nical Engineering draft safety 8:30 am 11/23 Charlotte, NC evaluation report 11/23/82 lloliday Inn Discuss use of seismic experience KMC, EQE P. Sears 1:00 pm Maryland Rm.
data in the qualification of Seismic Qualification Bethesda equipment in operating nuclear Utility Group power plants E
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Briefing of State of Washington J. O. Bunting, Rob Rob MacDougall, Olympia,h,A 11/15-16/82 Toppenis WA High-level Nuclear Waste Manage-MacDougall, Cathy WMPI ment Task Force and Yakima Russell, WMPI: Hub Tribal Council on Site Charac-Miller, Robert Wright, terization Review WMHT; Bruce Berson, ELD; Jerry Saltzman, OSP 11/18-19/82 Charlotte, NC Visit Nuclear Power Plants and Tim Johnson, P. Lohaus. Tim Johnson, Discuss with Utility Personnel G. Roles, WMLL; Robert WMLL' Anticipated Difficulties in Browning, WM Meeting Waste Classification Requirements in 10 CFR 61 Division of Safeguards None.
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11/15-19 Oak Ridge, TN To participate in Clinch River J. P. Colton (FCAF)
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H. Lowenberg (FC)J mental hearings.
R. J. Dube (SGFF H. B. Jones (SGPR)
J. W. Ilockert (SGPR)
C. Gaskin (SGPR)
P.Reardon(BPNL)
J. E. Ayer (FCAF)
A. T. Clark (FCAF) 11/15 Project 8th floor To discuss various topics A. T. Clark (FC)
A. T. Clark Dr. Hannum, et. al M-32 conf room on West Valley.
(DOE)
W111ste 81dg.
5th floor Discuss ORNL Technical Doyle Turner and R'. Odegaarden Cecil Parks (ORNL) 11/15-16 conf room Assistance.
R.Odegaarden(FC)
Willste Bldg.
W.11. Lake (FC)
E. P. Easton (FC)
C. Harotta'(FC)
J. P. Roberts (FC)
J. P. Roberts 11/16 Project 4th floor To discuss license 72-1 conf room conditions with GE.
l..C. Rouse (FC)
Willste Bldg.
C. Herrington 11/16-17 Chattanooga, Make presentation at NRC C.E.MacDonald(FC)
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DOCKET DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 11/17-11/19/82 40-6940 Boyertown, PA To accompany the ORNL environmental review team to conduct a site visit of the Kawecki Berylco facilities EYShum SDWyngarden EYShum 11/17-11/18/82 40-2061 West Chicago,'IL Site visit to observe planned building dismantling. To discuss comment letters with ANL staff.
WANixon (Kerr-McGee)
RFo6ner DMausshardt DMausshardt/
WANixon 11/18/82 40-8027 Silver Spring, Maryland Willste Building To discuss the results of a limited radiological survey Kerr-McGee has made in the Kress Creek area to determine the depth of contamination in the soil.
Representatives of Kerr-McGee Representatives of NMSS W. T. Crow 11/17/82 70-1151 Silver Spring, MD W111ste Building To discuss (a) environmental W. T. Crow GHBidinger information for Westinghouse E. Y. Shum license renewal for Columbia, SC G. H. Bidinger, NMSS facility (b) application format; C. Sanders, Westinghouse y,
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[)AIE/ilHE NUPEER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT 11/15-17/82 Washington, DC ANS Meeting - various staff B. Grimes, IE B. Grimes, IE members will be attending S. Ramos, IE various sessons over these K. Perkins, IE three days.
J. Himes, IE E. Williams, IE B. Zalcman, IE 11/15/82 50-324 IE Office Meeting with Carolina Power E. Jordan, IE R. Baer, IE 50-325 Dethesda and Light to discuss R. Baer. IE potentially defective cables I. V111alva, IE being used at Brunswick.
R. LaGrange, NRR A. Hardin, RII 11/16/82 50-298 Cooper Reactor Discuss enforcement matters.
R. DeYoung, IE J. Axelrad. IE City, Nebraska J. Axelrad, IE Site, Nebraska J. Liebeman, ELD J. Collins, RIV Albuquerque, Interorganizational Advisory B. Grimes, IE B. Grimes, IE 11/17-19/82 New Mexico Consnittee Meeting to discuss emergency preparedness matters.
11/18/82 Washington, DC Discuss enforcement policy R. DeYoung, IE J. Axelrad, IE and related enforcement matters J. Sniezek, IE with representatives from J. Axelrad, IE various utilities.
IE Office Combustion Engineering R. DeYoung. IE R. DeYoung, IE 11/18/82 Bethesda representatives will meet J. Sniezek, IE i
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NUMBER LOCATION PURPOSE APPLICANT NRC CONTACT (If Applicable) 11/15/82 Ippol t to's Of fice Steam rienera tors Discussion.
J. Strosnider
. Bethesda 11/15-16/82 St. Petersburg Beach.
To participate in meeting of H. S. Farmer H. S. Firmer Florida IEEE Nuclear Power Engineering Committee, Subcomittee 4
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11/17-19/82 St. Petersburg Beach, To participate in meeting of D. F. Sullivan D, F. Sullivan Florida IEEE Nuclear power Engineering Committee.
11/17/82 Columbus, OH Meeting with BCL on Degraded J. Strosnider Piping Program.
11/19/82 H Street Meeting on PTS with ACRS.
J.' Strosntder J.' Strosnider M. Vagins M, Vagins 11/23/82 Room 013 To review current status of T. Clark, NMSS S, Bernstein,RE 9:30AM NL Building UF Accident Analysis Research J. Ayer, NMSS 6
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NUMBER LOCATION I AE Meeting B. Agrawal Ed W111 fans E/W 11/8 T. Walker D. Ross-Ross - Meeting on Willste 11/16 am SARP Wl11fassburg, VA ASME Sec. XI I.fquid T. Walker T. Walker 11/17 am Metal ISI T. Walker T. Walker Willfassburg. VA Special Presentation to 11/17 pm all Working Grougls on A New ' Appendix for Analysf s of Flaws in SS Piping ACRS on CRBR
" Leak before T. Walker ACRS H Street 11/18 Break." ISI & Setsmic P. Wood ACRS CRBR Energette H Street 11/19 Commissioners J. Larkins H Street Review of Hg Pm grams W. Butler 11/19 Regulatory a Research NRR Dfv1sfon J. Larkins Phl111ps Bldg.
Review Responge te 11/9 pm Radiolysis Question for Dfrectors Vollmer MARK I & IIs 11/18/82/8:55 M' 12th Floor Conf. Room Review COBRA-TF Pmgram PNL J. Han DAE/AM8 DAE/EPS 9
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APPLICANT NRC CONTACT DOCKET (If Applicable) 11/15/82 Rockville, MD Security Force Duties During a R. Cardwell, ORNL K. Markulls, RES Safety Related Event K. Markulls, RES 11/15-17/82 Elgin AFB, FL Interagency Agreement Meeting -
W. Floyd, RES W. Floy'd, RES Establish the test procedures N. Paradiso, NMSS for the forthcoming winter J. Treacy. Hanscom AFB testing at Pease AFB W. Adasczik, ASEC Other AF personnel 11/1f/82 NL, Rockville, MD Stress Program Planning LLNL, INEL, CUA, J. Jenkins, RES GPC, J. Jenkins, RES-11/17/82 Sheraton, Wash., DC Contract Working Session -
ORNL, Echlechtech, J. Lowry, RES NPP Personnel Selection & Training J. Lowry, RES E. Merschoff, RES b.
Fb 11/17/82 Washington, DC ANSSession(Chairman)
ANS members D. Basdekas, RES D. Basdekas, RES 11/18/82 Silver Spring, MD Estimation Methods for Material R. Marshall, LANL H. Tovmasslan, RE!
Holdup Briefing K. Pillay, LANL J. Razvi,(M I
H. Tovmassian, RES 11/18/82 Silver Spring, MD Standards for NDA Briefing J. Sprinkle, LANL S. Fratta11, RES S. Frattall, RES i
11/15/82 General Physics, Demonstration of Crew Task Analysis C. Overbey, RES J. Jenkins, RES 9:30-12:00 Columbia, MD J. Norberg, RES J. Hoyt, RES i
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PURPOSE APPL _ICANT NRC CONTACT-(If Applicable) 11/22/82 NRC, NL, Rocky., MD Final Report Review on Disease M. Zanetor, Battelle; A. Roecklein,RES 10:00 Incidence Study R. Goldsmith, DOE; J. Foulke, M. Ginevan, A. Roecklein, R. Alexander, RES i
11/22-23/82 ORNL Monitor Contracts on Internal K. Eckennan, S. Bernard, A. Brodsky, RES Dosimetry ORNL; A. Brodsky, RES
, 11/22-23/82 Atlanta, GA ANS 3.1 Working Group Meeting Members of the ANS 3.1 M. Au, RES Working Group e
11/22-24/82 GPC, Atlanta, GA Human Reliability Data Bank Miller, Sandia T. Ryan, RES Program Review and FY83 Pack, Comer, &
Planning Meeting Christensen, GPC:
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$ DATE/ TIME LOCATION PURPOSE ATTENDEES NRC CONTACT 11/17/82 Hall of the States, Meeting of Task Force of State Representatives D. A. Nussbaaner, SP 1:00PM Washington, D. C.
the National Governors' D. A. Nussbaumer, SP Association on Study of Agreement State Program i
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11/15 10:00 a.m.
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NRC/ FEMA Quarterly R. C. Harnes and Staff; E. Wojnas 10:00 a.m.
tieeting FEMA; RAC Members g,
i 11/16 50-293 Plymouth, Mass.
Public meeting to pro-R. C. Na nes ~and Staff;
'T. Elsasser 7:30 p.m.
vide a status report Plymouth Board of Sel-on-actions taken to ecDuen; and Concerned improve safety at the Citizens Pfigrim. facility.
N 11/17 50-293 Plymouth, Mass.
Management Meeting to R. C. Haynes and Staff; T. Elsasser 10:00 a.m.
discuss perfonnance BECO - W. Harrington, improvement program.
Senior Vice President -
Maclear and Staff.
11/22 50-322 Region 1 Office Licensee Meeting to R. W. Starosteckt and G. Rdily 10:00 a.m.
discuss various as-Staff L1LCo - W.
built verification Pollock, Vice President, prwJroms at Shoreham Nuclear and Staff.
-11/23 50-272 Salen Nuclear Gen-SALP Board Management Recton I Staff Members-L. Tripp 2:30 p.m.
50-311 erating Station Meeting - Salem Units PSE&G - R. Eckert, Senior 1 and 2 Vice President, Ener5Y Supply and Engineering, and Staff.
11/24 50-410 Region 1 Office SALP Board - Nine Mile Region I SALP Board N. Kister 8:30 a.m.
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