ML20090G697
| ML20090G697 | |
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| Issue date: | 02/01/1992 |
| From: | Linton T, Souder J NRC |
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| NUREG-BR-0057, NUREG-BR-0057-V06-N3, NUREG-BR-57, NUREG-BR-57-V6-N3, NUDOCS 9203130050 | |
| Download: ML20090G697 (2) | |
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New LPDR Established wAsat%1oy CC
_,, 3 An i PDR was established in February 1991 at the Claiborne Parish g
h 1.ibrary in llomer, louisiana, for Inuisiana linergy Senices, Inc.'s pro-Q posed Claiborne IInrichment Center to be built near llomer. 'lhe pro-h h
losed facility would enrich natural uranium hexaflouride to a maxirnum of E
g five percent U-235 for the manufacture of fuel for nuclear power plants.
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it would be the nation's first privately owned uranium enrichment plant.
'2 All existing uranium enrichment plants in the United States are operated by the Department of IInergy.
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'lhe NRC received the application for the license to build and operate the plant at the end of January 1991. It will take approximately two years for the application to be reviewed by the NRC before an Atomic sap ty and Licensing lloard considers issuance of a license to construct and operate the facility.
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'lhere are curretitly 87 LPDRs in the country. Seventy sit of these support power reactor document collections, the remaining eleven LPDRs main-a ll~
tain collections for certain research reactors and fuel gclt facilities, low.
E level waste disposal facilities, and the potential high level radioactive waste geologic repository.
Addresses of Nuclear Facilities ba j
We frequently receive requests from 11DR librarians and patrons for the y
mailing addresses of nucicar facilities. We have information on the loca.
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tions of nuclear facilities. For example, the Diablo Canyon nuclear power station is 12 miles west south west of San Luis Obispo, California.
Ilowever the only addresses available for nuclear facilities are the ad-dresses of the operators of the facilities.*lhis generally is the corgorate address of the utility or other company that owns the facility. In some cases, the corporate office may be a considerable distance from the site of
'f the facility.
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Your kical telephone book could have the address of the utility or you can 8"
call our toll free number,800438-8081, to get a utility address. We can E
send you a list of the utilities licensed to operate nuclear power reactors, d
with their corporate addresses, upon request.
E A list of U.S. commercial nuclear power reactors giving the geographic kication of each reactor can be found in the publication. "NRC Informa-M tion Digest,1991 lidition"(NURIIG-1350, Volume 3) "Ihis list also gives 4
the name of the utility operating the facility.
0 The "Information Digest" also has information on the status of the U.S.
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commercial nuclear industry."Ihere are currently 113 commercial nuclear g
g power reactors licensed to operate. In addition, three commercial nuclear power reactors are under construction and five are partially completed g
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but construction has been deferred. 'lhirty three states have commercial b
n nuclear power reactors in 1989, nineteen percent of tbc electricity gener.
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ated in the United States came from nucicar power.
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At power reactor ITDR libraries, the "NRC Information Digest" is lo-cated in the NUDOCS microfiche on card number 57529, beginning on frame number 029. A copy can also be requested from the NRC LPDR staff at 800438-8081 to be put in the LPDR collection, 9203130050 920201 PDG NUREO D9-0057 R PDR
h"' e """P'c' ed ' ""' '" ' h e ' e-FSAR/USAR Microfiche lleing-N"C ' #"" ^" P "" '"_1,DRs by the end of Spring 19 maining poact reactor i Incorrectly Filed Online Access to NUDOCS/
As w c are visiting the power reactor i PDP libraries to se' AD up the NUDOCS microfiche collections and review the remaining documents and reference materials, we are Ami December 31,1991,20 ifDR libraries have online finding a nutnbc r of instances where the rnicrofiche set of access to the NRC's document management systen,
FinalSafety Analysisite[w1(FSAR)and Updated safety NUDOCS/AD. Any 1.PDR library interested in online Analysis Report (USAR) are mixed up.
accest to NUDOCS/AD is encouraged to check the com-puter equipment in the library to see if it meets the fol-We are finding microfiche updates to the USAR filed in lowing requirements:
the binder for the FSAR microfiche. FSAR microfiche is being discarded by mistake. This means that after the jgig.ccmpatible PC USAR microfiche have been correctly refiled in the USAR binder, the FSAR binder is em pty or contains only 240011aud (or higher) modem a couple of remaining microfiche.
DOS, version 2.1 or higher
'these sets of microfiche are purchased from a private One of the following sof tware packages:
company and are expensive to replace. LPDR libraries Smarterm 400 are required to have the IPSAR on microfiche as well as the USAR. Once a USAR has been prepared, there will Crosstalk not be any more updates 1o the FSAR as a rule. So once you have the USAR on microfiche,you thouldn't have to ProComm Plus (version 2) do anything with the microfiche in the 1 S AR binder.That set should remain as is, it will be the USAR binder that For further information on access to NUDOCS/AD, you will be updating.
please cali Teresa 1Jnton, Information Services I.ibrarian Some facilitics have the FSAR only, and the problem de-scribed above does not apply. Ilut for facilities that have png)g.gZgng gg pr0 grain IC both the FSAR and the USAR, please be very careful when filing a microfiche update to make sure you are put.
ting the microfiche in the correct binder.
We encourage publicity of the NRC's 1.PDR Program in kical newspapers and library newsletters. 'the NRC LPDR staff can help you prepare items by providing in.
We have been putting a flag sheet in the FSAR binder formation on the LPDR program. Please call us if we can during our visits to the power reactor LPDRs to prevent help you in this way.
LPDR librarians from removing microfiche from the FSAR binder by mistake. Sandra Northern sent a memo We would be interested is seeing arv publicity that you to the LPDR libraries, dated September 12,1991, and at-Mye prepared or had printed in newdetterr, We also w ci-tached to the memo was a copy of this flag sheet to be m-come any suggestions for flyers, signs, brochures, etc.,
s ed in the FSAR binders at libraries that we had not yet that would help your patrons use the I.PDR collections more efficiently.
Picase call the NRC LPDR staff if you have the slightest questica about how to file the FS AR/USAR microfiche.
'l>R Uf/MTE is published by the local Public Document Room Program U.S.Nu-LPDR Visits in 1991 L
car "*aa'a'm ca=='5$'aa wa'h'"a-n-
ton, DC 20555, 301-492-7143, LPl>R llOTLINI; 800438-8081. Teresa Linton, lletween May 1 and December 31,1991,43 power reactor i
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ITDRs were visited by NRC LPDR staff to set up the M
NUDOCS microfiche collections to replace the paper g-Changes of address or requests for sub.
a scriptions will be accepted by mall or on records issued since January 1,198L'lhe NUDOCS mi.
crofiche program for power reactor LPDRs is described
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the I.PDR llOTI INP.
in LPDR UPDATil, Volurne 6, Number 2. Winter 1991, 2
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