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Requests Authorization for ORNL to Execute Program Described in Encl NRC Order 60-83-065
ML20126F977
Person / Time
Issue date: 11/18/1982
From: Arlotto G
NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES)
To: Hart R
ENERGY, DEPT. OF
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CON-FIN-B-0489, CON-FIN-B-489, FOIA-85-143 NUDOCS 8506180030
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D NOV 181982 Mr. R. J. Hart. Manager Oak Ridge Operations Office U. S. Department of Energy P. O. Box E Oak Ridge. Tennessee 37830

Dear Mr. Hart:

FY 1983 NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH ORDER NO. 60-83-065 FOR QAK RIDGE NATIONAL LA80RATORY l Please authorize Oak Ridge National Laboratory to execute the program described in the enclosed NRC Order.

i If this meets with your approval it is requested that acceptance be .

indicated on the enclosed form and the original be returned to the NRC i Office of Resource ManaJement and a copy to this office.

Sincerely.

Original signed by G. A. Arnouc Guy A. Arlotto, Director Division of Engineering Technology Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research

Enclosures:

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STANDARD TERh5 AND CONDITIONS PROVIDED DOE ARE CONSIDERED PART OF TMi$ ORDER UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

ATTACMMENTS:

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THE POLLOWING ATTACHMENTE ARE MEREBY MADE A PART OF THIS ORDER; D WORK ON TMil ORDER IS NOT CLASSIFIED.

DSTATEMENT OF WOR K D work ON TMll ORDER INVOLVES CLAS$1FIED INFORMATION. NRC FORM 187 IS ATTACHED.

D ADDITIONALT1RMS AND CONDIT60NS

D OTHER
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A final work package (189) reflecting approved FY 1983 resources and scope should be furnished within 90 days. Six copies should be sent to the Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research and one copy to the NRC Office of Resource Management.

FY 83 THIS BUDGET OBLIG FIN NO. TITLE

$ 50K $ 10K B0489-3 Dontainmen.t Leak Test Sensitivity Study l

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// ISS D p IIN) AUTHORl1Yf a A ACCEPflNG ORG ANIZATION sio=AT uas i sioNaTuft/ UL @irector]P { ""::;,,

GM_ A. Arlot '"

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, FY 1983 PROGRAM BRIEF DIVISION: DET TITLE: CONTAINMENT LEAK TEST SENSITIVITY STUDY FIN NO.: B0489 CONTRACTOR: ORNL SITE: OAK RIDGE STATE: TN NRC TECHNICAL MONITOR: E. G. ARNDT A

PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: G. FLAlpfGAN ,,

BUDGET ACTIVITY: 60190101- FY 83 BUDGET: $50K FY 1983 WORK PERIOD: 11/1/82 - 2/1/83 A'. '

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OBJECTIVE:

DETERMINE WHETHER CURRENTLY SPECIFIED CONTAINMENT ALLOWABLE LEAK RATES SHOULD BE REVISED, AND, IF S0, HOW MUCH AND ON WHAT BASIS. .

EVALUATE THE DESIRABILITY AND PRACTICALITY OF ESTABLISHING, EXPLICITLY IN APPENDIX J. A SINGLE LEAKAGE LIMITING CRITERION FOR ALL CONTAINMENT TYPES.

SCOPE:

DRAFT NUREG-0773, " REACTOR ACCIDENT SOURCE TERMS: DESIGN AND SITING PERSPECTIVES."

DATED MARCH 1982 PRESENTS CURRENT INFORMATION ON REACTOR ACCIDENTS THAT HAVE BEEN ANALYZED FOR VARIOUS REACTOR DESIGNS, AND DEVELOPS A SET OF RADI0 ACTIVE RELEASES (SOURCE TERMS) IN CATEGORIES 1 THROUGH 5 WHICH REPRESENT THE SPECTRUM OF ACCIDENTS.

USING RELEASE FRACTIONS TO THE C9NTAINMENT WHICH CORRESPONDS TO THESE SOURCE TERMS IN CATEGORIES 1 THROUGH 5:

A. PERFORMASENSITIVITYANALYSIS(INCLUDEALSOTESTCOSTSVSCONFIDENCELEVEL)

IN WHICH THE CONTAINMENT DESIGN LEAK RATE IS ASSUMED TO BE 0.1%, 0.5%, 1.0%,

5.0%,10%, 25%, 50%, and 100% (WT.5/ DAY).

B. DETERMINE THE OFFSITE RISK IN TERMS OF DOSE TO THE PUBLIC FROM EACH OF 1 THESE POTENTIAL CONTAINMENT SOURCE TERMS, C. COMPARE RISK REDUCTION OF A SIMPLE GROSS CONTAINMENT INTEGRITY CHECK WITH THESE APPENDIX J LEAK RATE TESTS, AND D. EVALUATE THE DESIRABILITY AND PRACTICALITY OF ESTABLISHING, EXPLICITLY IN APPENDIX J. A SINGLE LEAKAGE LIMITING CRITERION FOR CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS THAT WOULD APPLY EQUALLY WELL T0:

a) LARGE, DRY PWR CONTAINMENTS, b TYPE I, II, AND III BWR CONTAINMENTS, c ICE CONDENSER CONTAINMENTS, AND d NEGATIVE PRESSURE CONTAINMENTS.

THIS ANALYSIS WILL PROVIDE A BASIS FOR JUDGING WHETHER THE PRESENT APPENDIX J CONTAINMENT INTEGRATED LEAK RATE TEST CRITERIA ARE REALISTIC IN TERMS OF THEIR EFFECT ON PUBLIC RISK AND OPERATIONAL COSTS, AND SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

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1) WHETHER THERE IS A CORRELATION BETWEEN LEAKAGE INTERVALS AND ESTIMATED ACTUAL LEAKAGE DURING I TESTS (BASED ON LERS. AS-FOUND TESTS, ETC.).

I REVIEW THE CURRENT 0.25La SAFETY MARGIN TO SEE WHETHER IT PROVIDES 2)

REASONABLE ASSURANCE THAT ACTUAL LEAKAGE DOES NO VALUE.

OTHER REFERENCES NUREG - 0771, (FOR COMMENT) REGULATORY IMPACT OF NUCL ASSUMPTIONS, JUNE 1981.

NUREG - 0772, TECHNICAL BASIS FOR ESTIMATING ' A.

FISSION PRODUCT LWR ACCIDENTS, JUNE 1981.

NUREG/CR - 2239 DESCRIBES (DRAFT).

IN PART, ACCIDENTTECHNICAL SOURCE TERMS, GUIDANCE RELEASE CHA AND UNCERTAINTIES IN SOURCE TERM MAGNITUDES.

I For work conducted for the Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research (RES), contacts with NRC licensees require the advanced written approval of the RES project officer.

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