ML20093N910

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Forwards Request for Addl Structural Engineering Info Needed to Continue OL Review of NPP Application as Applicable to Seismic Margins Review,Svc Water Pump Structure & Diesel Generator Bldg
ML20093N910
Person / Time
Site: Midland
Issue date: 05/03/1984
From: Lear G
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Adensam
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
Shared Package
ML19258A087 List: ... further results
References
CON-BX17-046, CON-BX17-46, FOIA-84-96 NUDOCS 8408020199
Download: ML20093N910 (5)


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50-329 and 50-330 MEMORANDUM FOR:

Elinor G. Adensam, Chief Licensing Branch No. 4 Division of Licensing FROM:

George Lear, Chief Structural and Geotechnical Engineering Branch Division of Engineering

SUBJECT:

REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION - MIDLAND NPP -

SEISMIC MARGIN REVIEW (AUXILIARY BUILDING, SERVICE WATER PUMP STRUCTUREANDDIESELGENERATORBUILDLING)

Plant: Midland NPP, Units 1 and 2 Licensing Stage: OL Application Review Docket Numbers:

50-329/330 Responsible Branch and Project Manager:

LB-4, D. Hood Review Status:

Continuing Enclosed is a request for additional structural engineering information needed by the Structural and Geotechnical Engineering Branch (SGEB) in order to continue its OL review of the Midland NPP application as applicable to the seismic margins review. This request for additional information is the result of the SGEB review of Structural Mechanics Associates Seismic Margin Review Volumes III, IV, and V.

These volumes address the Auxiliary Building, the Service Water Pump Structure and the Diesel Generator Building.

Please note that for each report the first number under each question identifies the section in the subject report to which the question applies while the second number identifies the SRP section reference.

When the second number is omitted, it means that we are seeking a clarification prior to establishing a finn posi-tion that would necessitate a reference to SRP or other specific justification.

i The enclosure was prepared by Frank Rinaldi, Structural Section B, Structural and Geotechnical Engineering Branch, with support by staff consultant G. Harstead.

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7 STRUCTURAL AND GE0 TECHNICAL ENGINEERING BRANCH STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING SECTION B REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL IWORMATION - MIDLAND NPP SEISMIC MARGIN REVIEW FOR AUXILIARY BUILDING (VOL. III).

SERVICE WATER PUMP STRUCTURE (VOL. IV),

DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDING (VOL. V)

AUXILIARY BUILDING (VOL. III) 220.SMR. 31 In pace III-2-13 you state that the res21ts of the parmnetric evaluation are presented in Appendix B of this report.

Clarify how the figures provided in Appendix III-B apply to the content of the first paragraph in page III-2-13.

220.SMR. 32 North-South tracks have been noted in several floors in the control tower. The slab at elevation 685' was selected to assess vertical seismic anplifications in the floors.

Discuss how the reduction in bendina stiffness due to the reported cracks affects the results of these analyses.

Also, confirm if this location (Elevation 685') is still considered a representative location for this structure for the effects of vertical seismic amplification.

220.SMR. 33 In page III-3-9 you state that SME values exceed the design values, as noted.

However, in page III-6-6 it is stated that the SME* values would have to be increased by a factor of 1.2 before code capacity would be reached for any auxiliary building structural element.

Explain this inconsistency.

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2 220.SMR.34 In page III-3-15 we assume that the diaphram forces refer to the interface between the EPA

  • and the CT*. Confirm our assumption.

. Also, state if these diaphram forces are obtained at the finite element nodal points or at their center points.

Explain how the location of these forces can effect the results for evaluation j

of local load transfer.

Special consideration should be given at wall and slab off-sets.

  • (EPA = Electrical Penetration Areas; CT = Control Tower) 220.SMR.35 State how you selected and/or determined the jacking loads (temporary and permanent) identified in page III-3-15/16.

This documentation should address how all tributary areas of the structure are included in the detennination of the perma-nent jacking loads at lock-off. Also, address the effects on the results if these loads were to be exceeded by 20%.

220.SMR.36 State how the increased stiffness resulting from the final modification proposed for the slab at elevation 659' would effect the stated code margins on page III-6-5.

220.SMR.37 The note on Figure III-2-4 states that all horizontal members between column lines G and H are not rigid members.

State if this applies only to the slabs and walls.

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3 SERVICE WATER PUMP STRUCTURE (VOL. IV) 220.SMR. 38 In Vol. IV you discuss " Dynamic Soil Decrement." State why this concept was not applied to the evaluation of the auxiliary buildino.

220.SMR.39 In page IV-3-11 you address Bechtel's dynamic soil decrement.

Additional clarifyino discussion is needed for this proposed concept.

Provide a list of applicable references with related discussion as to their contents and applicability to the SME analysis for the SWPS.

DIESEL GENERATOR BUILDING (VOL. V) 220.SMR.40 The settlement loads identified in page V-3-11 refer to Bechtel's calculated settlement-load values: however these values have not been accepted by the staff.

Identify the sensitivity of this parameter on the SME results provided in this report.

Provide documentation addressino chances in the settlement load values resultina from different analyses. and the effects on the SME resul ts.

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