ML20155F217
| ML20155F217 | |
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| Issue date: | 01/28/1975 |
| From: | Cudlin R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Lainas G Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| FOIA-88-91 NUDOCS 8806160315 | |
| Download: ML20155F217 (6) | |
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{{#Wiki_filter:, UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION W ASHINGTON, D. C. 20$55 JAN t 8 $75 Gus C. Lainas, Chief, Co.sinment Sys tems Branch, TR FORTHCOMING MEETING WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC i DATE: February 12 and 13,1975 LOCATION: San Jose, California PURPOSE: To discuss the ongoing Mark III large-scale testing program and analytical methods development. (Agenda attached) PARTICIPANTS: GE - B. Sobon et al NRC - G. Lainas, R. Tedesco, R. Cudlin, J. Kudrick, L. Slegers h *cc N [ ~. R. L. Cudlin Containment Systems Branch Division of Technical Review Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
Enclosure:
As stated DISTRIBUTION: i AEC PDR G. A. Arlotto E. G. Case R. Klecke: A. Giambusso S. Varga R. S. Boyd J. Carter D. Eisenhut L - Reading R. Fraley, ACRS (2) CSB - Reading IE (3) Subject File RL A/D's and B/C's J. Kudrick TR A/D's and B/C's L. Slegers 4 @O4 0 'z N G / D/s.3916 8806160315 000606 PDR FulA M CONNOR83-91 PDR
~ ~. ~ - ~ ~ ? C PROPOSED AGENDA GE - REGULATORY MEETING N FEBRUARY 12 - 13. 1975 l A. Containment Vacuum Breakers 1. REG 1etter 2. Mass transfer correlations L. 3. Design information on spray droplet size and distribution and flow rate as a function of differential pressure I ) B. Fressure Relief Valves 1. Status and description of test program to determine vent pipe clearing loads 2. Schedule of tests and design of facility 3. Tour facility 4. Changes to analytical model (from that described in NEDO-10859) and its application to hark III suppression pools 5. German test data regarding condensation loads and temperature-mass-flow map C. Mark III Test Program 1. Status of program, planned tests in current series, description of facility modifications 2. Tour facility 3. Status of GE responses to our test program evaluation #1 a. need for air blowdown in 1/3 scale 3 b. scaling effects for 1/3 scale facility c. vent flow submodel 4. Discuss ASEA / Atom tests vis-a-vis dynamic loads for Mark I and II D. Mark III Suppression Pool Dynamics 1. Pressure Oscillations - Analytical Model i a. basis for GE's non-concern b. possible analytical models 2. Pool Swell - Analytical Model bulk pool swell model (NEDE-20732-P) with data comparisons a. b. froth impingement loads 3. Seismic Wave Generation - status of analysis 4. Design Loads for Structures [ a. location and orientation of all structures, piping, and components b. update of design guide (Reference Question 3.82 - CESSAR) l 1
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