ML20149G300
| ML20149G300 | |
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| Issue date: | 07/14/1997 |
| From: | Thadani A NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES) |
| To: | Callan L NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO) |
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| ML20149G302 | List: |
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| REF-GTECI-078, REF-GTECI-163, REF-GTECI-166, REF-GTECI-MI, REF-GTECI-NI, REF-GTECI-SC, TASK-078, TASK-163, TASK-166, TASK-78, TASK-OR NUDOCS 9707230107 | |
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MEMORANDUM T0: L. Joseph Callan Executive Director for Operations FROM: Ashok C. Thadani, Director Office of Nuclear Regulatory Res wh~ '
SUBJECT:
GENERIC ISSUE MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM - I SECOND QUARTER FY-97 UPDATE Attached is the Second Quarter FY-97 update of the Generic Issue Management Control System (GIMCS) for your information. This report reflects the following activities that occurred during the reporting period: l (1) Three generic safety issues (GSIs) were resolved: '
l 78 Monitorina of Faticue Transient Limits for Reactor Coolant System l (MEDIUM) - The transieni monitoring concern portion of this issue was integrated into the Fatigue Action Plan; the remaining portion (N called for the collection of data. Data gathered in the i
V) resolution of GSI 78 provided essential technical information for the resolution of GSI 166 (see below).
166 Adeauacy of Fatiaue Life of Metal Components (NEARLY-RESOLVED) -
Records of transient monitoring were obtained from the licensees of seven plants. On the basis of this sample and considering the available transient monitoring records and conservatism identified in the component analyses, it was concluded that there was no significant concern since the current licensing basis had not been j exceeded. The safety concern for fatigue of metal components over l an operating period of 60 years is being addressed in GSI 190. '
173.B .S_ pent Fuel Storaae Pool: Permanently Shutdown Facilities (NEARLY- !
RESOLVED) - The staff determined that all significant safety l concerns applicable to the scent fuel- pool at permanently shutdown facilities were encompassed by special inspection activities, ;
except for Dresden 1 where plant-specific action is being taken. l (2) One GSI was prioritized: 1 163 Multiple Steam Generator Tube Leakaae (HIGH) - RES is working with NRR to identify the data needed for tracking the resolution of this issue and to determine the lead office.
(3) Two GSIs were identified for reprioritization following a review of all hN '
LOW-priority GSIs, in accordance with SRM 871021A, " Briefing on Status i f3 of Unresolved, Safety / Generic 'ssues," dated November 6, 1987: '
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i L. Joseph Callan I.F.2(1) Quality Assurance - Assure the Independence of the Organization Performing the Checking Function II.D.2 Research on Relief and Safety Valve Test Requirements Six issues remain to be prioritized (Table 7), five issues remain to be j reprioritized (Table 8), and fifteen GSIs remain to be resolved, one of which l is scheduled for resolution in the Third Quarter of FY-97 (Table 4A). GSIs that are undergoing management review include the resolution of B-61, I
" Allowable ECCS Equipment Outage Periods." 1 1
The availability of additional funding will be the controlling factor in the l timely resolution of GSI-191, " Assessment of Debris Accumulation on PWR Sump Performance." The staff will meet with industry groups to get a better ,
i understanding of the extent of their undertaking so that the most cost-effective action plan can be developed to resolve the issue. RES will work closely with NRR to arrive at an acceptable position. I will continue to keep you informed of progress in resolving the issues as well as any major problems that might surface during the course of their resolution.
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GIMCS Second Quarter FY-97 Update i l
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July 14, 1997 cc: w/ Attachment RES NRR A. Thadani, T-10F12 F. Miraglia, 0-12G18 F. Coffman, T-10C9 S. Collins, 0-12G18 1 W. Hodges, T-10E37 B. Sheron, 0-7D26 L. Shao, T-10020 R. Zimmerman, 0-12G18 T. King, T-10E37 S. Varga, 0-14E4
.M.'Cunningham, T-10E50 F. Hebdon, 0-14B21 F. Eltawila, T-10G6 J. Roe, 0-13E4 F. Cherny, T-10C9 J. Hannon, 0-13D18 R. Meyer, T-10G6 G. Lainas, 0-7026 J. McCausland, T-9C24 R. Wessman, 0-7E23 J. Kramer, T-10E33 J. Strosnider, 0-704 H. Vandermolen, T-10E50 G. Holahan, 0-8E2 M. Drouin, T-10F13 C. Berlinger,' 0-8H7 P. Norian, T-9F31 B. Boger, 0-10H5 S. Black, 0-9Al S. Weiss, 0-11820 IRM C. Miller, 0-10D4 A. Levin, T-6F19 S. Peterson 0-12G18 W. Usilton, T-6C30 T. Martin, 0-11H21 G. Williams, T-6C30- R. Emch, 0-10D4 A. Masciantonio, 0-12E4 NMSS R. Croteau, 0-14H22
[]' C. Paperiello, T-8A23 S. Jones, 0-8D1
- # F. Combs, T-8F5 S. West, 0-801 V K. Ramsey, T-8F5 W. Long, 0-8H7 J. Wiggins, 0-7026 AE00 L. Kopp, 0-8E23 D. Ross, T-4D18 A. Gautam, 0-9Al W. Jones, T-4A9 M._ Case, 0-11H21 l J. Conran, T-4D18 S. Koenick, 0-11A1 '
H. Bailey, T-4A43 T. Kim, 0-13D1 P. Eng, T-8F5 REGIONS R. Palla, 0-8H7 1 H. Miller, Region I E. Kendrick, 0-8E23 L. Reyes, Region II T. Boyce, 0-12E4~ l A. Beach, Region III M. Malloy, 0-11A1 E. Merschoff, Region IV G. Hubbard, 0-8D1 A. Chaffee, 0-IIAl OTHERS A. Huffert, 0-10D4 J. Johnson, 0-16G15 'D. Oudinot, 0-8D1 H. Schecter, 0-3H5 G. Hammer, 0-7E23 l J. Larkins, T-2E26 J. Wilson, 0-10H5 S. Duraiswamy (6), T-2E26 M. Razzaque, 0-8E23 l L. Stadler, T-9D6 T. Koshy, 0-llAl NUDOCS F. Gillespie, 0-12G18 PDR R. Borchardt, 0-12E4 T. Scarbrough, 0-7E23 D, Terao, 0-7H15 P. Cota, 0-8E2 M. Gamberoni, 0-13D18 v
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