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Review of Seabrook PRA, Monthly Mgt Ltr 1 for May 1984
ML20128E011
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Site: 05000000, Seabrook
Issue date: 06/22/1984
From: Cummings G, Ariuska Garcia
LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY
To: Davis S
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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CON-FIN-A-0801, CON-FIN-A-801, FOIA-84-624 NUDOCS 8505290272
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fiUCLEAR SYSTEMS SAFETY PROGRAM June 22, 1984 SS-87-0013u-1148x

'Ms.. Sarah M. Davis.

. Reliability and R.isk Assessment Branch,,

Division 'of Safety Technology U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington,'O.C.

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=SUBjECTi Monthly Managemeot Letter #1 Month of May 1984

.NRC FIN-A0801 Review of the Seabrook Probabilistic Risk Assessment

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Dear Ms. Davis:

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' Project Descrlpt' ion and Objective

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The Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation is conducting a probabilistic risk

. assessment (PRA) review program in which PRAs performed and submitted to the NRC by license applicants and licencees receive comprehensive review.and evaluation.

The. program is the responsibilit.y of the. Reliability and Risk AssessmentBranch-(RRAS).

A PRA of the' Sea' brook Nuclear Power Plant (Seabrook.PRA) has been submitted to the NRC by Public Service Company of New Hampshire, an operating license (Oi.)

applicant.. The review of this document, whose title is "Seabrook Station Probabilistic Safety Assessment," is being performed as one project in the larger NRC program.

The objective'of this project is to perform an expediti'Eus and cost effective review of those' aspects of the Seabrook PRA leading to the estimates of the frecuencie's of each plant damage state and thE associated uncertainty spread to determine the accuracy of these estimates.

The review will cover methodology, assumptions, data, information sour.ces, models, plant understanding, completeness of the analysis and other areas where inconsistencies 'may arise which could affect the quantitative or qualitative results.

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Procress for Period 4.

The project began on May 15th, b.-

Very little review effort was expended during the remainder of the month since the only document available was one cooy of tne PRA.

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Subcontractor an: cor.sultant work in the project was defineo and cost proposals requested.

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Work to be Accomplished Next Month 6

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Establish subcontractor and censultant agreements.

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Begin'a significant effort on the review work.

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List-of Subcontractors and Consultants We are in the process of establishing, or have established subcontractor and consultant agreements with the subcontractors and consultants listed below. We expect to add one or two additional names to this list -- for relatively small efforts it. specialized areas, such as the evaluation of fire

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Subcontractors

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(1)' Applied Risk Technology Corporation (ARTECH); P. J. Amico (2) Jack R. Benjamin and Associates, Int. (JSA); J. W. Reed, M. '4. 'McCann, Jr.

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Tc a1 Projected Funds Obligated Balance of Funds Project Cost to Date by Fiscal Year FY84 FYS5

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COST ANALYSIS

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FEE RECCVERY COST STATUS FIN:

AOSOI TITLE: Review of the Probabilistic Risk Assessment for the Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant PERIOD: May 1984 Docket Costs Facility Name Nur.oe r Perloc Cum.usative Seaorook 50-443 5 0.0K

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