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Research Project Control System (Rpcs) Status Summary Report.Research Request Log.Data as of September 30,1980
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Issue date:	09/30/1980
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THE RESEARCH REQUEST LOG LISTS REQUESTS FOR RESEARCH RECEIVED FROM OTHER NRC OFFICES AND PROJECTS INITIATED BY THE OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARC54 (RES).

THE LOG PROVIDES USER OFFICES WITH THE STATUS OF THESE REQUESTS FOR RESEARCH. PROJECT MILESTONES AND TASK SCHEOULING IS AVAILABLE IN GREATER DETAIL IN THE RES RESEARCH PROJECT CONTROL SYSTEM (RPCS).* RPCS STATUS REPORTS WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE ON A ROUTINE BASIS AFTER DECEMBER 1,1980.

RES PLANS TO ISSUE THIS REPORT OUARTERLY. 2,JGGESTIONS REGARDING USEFULNESS OR IMPROVEMENTS TO THIS LOG SHOULD BE SENT TO:

DR. J. T. LARKINS. CHIEF PROGRAM COORDINATION BRANCH OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH MAIL STOP 1130-SS WASHINGTON, D.C. 20555

THE RESEA'lCH PROJECT CONTROL SYSTEM IS FULLY OPERATIONAL FOR THE DIVISIONS OF SAFEGUARDS AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH, SYSTEMS AND RELIABILITY RESEARCH. AND THE GENERAL REACTOR SAFETY RESEARCH SECTION OF THE DIVISION OF REACTOR SAFETY RESEARCH. BY DECEMBER 1,1980 THE RPCS WILL PROVIDE PROJECT OBJECTIVE, STATUS AND DETAILED MILESTONE SCHEDULING DATA FOR ALL RES ORGANIZATION UNITS.

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1 18E 75-1 11/18/75 PHYSICAL PROTECTION INSPECTICH METHODS. SAFER s0/29/75 10/08/76 11/18/75 SAFEGUARDS RESEARCH TO SUPPORT INSPECTION ACTIVITIES.

2 I&E 76-1 05/26/76 APPLICATION OF REACTOR SAFETY STUDY TO INSPECTION SRR 03/08/77 03/00/77 03/15/77 AND ENF0RCEMENT.

3 ISE 76-2 05/26/76 INSPECTION EFFORT FOR OTHER HUMAN ENDEAVORS SRR 03/08/77 03/15/77 4 ISE 16-3 05/26/76 PROCESS AN7 EFFLUENT MONITORING. SAFER 07/01/76 S I2E 76-4 05/26/76 PORTABLE INSPECTION EQUIPf1ENi . RSR 6 ISE 76-S 05/26/76 DEVICES FOR TRACKING SNM IN TRANSPORTATION. SAFER 03/08/77 03/15/77 7 ISE 77-1 06/14/77 EVALUATIOM OF THE BI0 ACCUMULATION FACTOR FOR SAFER 09/06,*77 07/20/77 09/22/77 P-32 IN FISN.

8 ISE 77-2 11/17/77 SUPPORT OF IEE'S INSPECTION PROGRAM. SAFER 03/07/78 04/01/73 9 IEE 77-3 11/18/77 OPTIIIIZI.TICH OF EDDY CURRENT SYSTEMS FOR RSR 01/04/78 10/01/78 01/10/78 INSPECTION OF STEAM GENERATOR TUBING IN PWR PLANTS.

10 ISE 78-1 04/07/78 RESPONSE EFFICIENCY OF MONITORING INSTRUMENTS SAFER FOR NIGN ENERGY GAMMAS.

11 IEE 78-2 07/28/78 15E REACTOR SAFETY RESEARCH NEEDS RSR 12 IEE 78-3 05/10/78 IODINE PATFWAY STUDY SAFER 07/23/79 07/30/79 13 11E 78-4 11/29/78 ACOUSTICAL EMISSION TECHNIQHES. RSR 07/01/75 11/29/78 14 ige 79-1 03/14/79 INSPECTION AND EVALUATION OF CONTINGENCY SAFER 05/14/79 PLANS AND GUARD TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION PLANS.

15 ISE 79-2 08/13/79 EVALUATE NRC NUCLEAR DATA LINE (NDL) SAFER 10/30/79 REQUIREMENTS.

16 IZE 30-1 05/06/80 QUALITY ASSURANCE OF RADIATION MEASUREMENTS SAFER 09/04/80 FOR REGULATING PURPOSES.

17 NMSS 76-1 04/09/76 INTERIM RULES ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES. SAFER 07/01/76 18 NMSS 76-2 05/01/76 RISK ASSESSMENT OF FUEL REPROCESSING FACILITIES. SRR 05/00/77 19 NMSS 76-3 C8/26/76 RISK ASSESSF1ENT METHODOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FOR HIGH SRR 03/01/77 08/00/76 LEVEL WASTE ISOLATION.

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20 HMSS 77-1 03/02/77 EVALUATIVE METHODS FOR FIXED SITE THEFT AND SAFER 06/14/78 10/00/76 12/08/77 SABOTAGE PREVENTION.

02/02/73 06/14/78 21 NMSS 77-2 02/28/77 WASTE MANAGEMENT OF RADI0 ACTIVE GAS. SAFER 01/10/78 05/00/78 06/07/78 07/20/78 22 NMSS 77-3 05/04/77 EVALUATION OF VENTILATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS SAFER 12/02/77 10/01/76 12/29/77 DURING LARGE PRESSURE PULSES.

23 HMSS 77-4 05/06/77 URANIUM MINE EXHAUST-RADON GAS. SAFER 04/11/78 10/01/77 10/03/77 24 NMSS 77-5 05/13/77 RISK ASSESSMENT OF FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES. SRR 05/13/77 25 NMSS 77-6 05/18/77 MONITORING OF CRITICAL EXPERIMENTS. SAFER 08/15/77 07/01/77 26 NMSS 77-7 05/17/77 WEST VALLEY WASTE BURIAL AND STORAGE FACILITIES. SAFER 12/13/77 09/00/77 01/23/78 27 HMSS 77-8 06/10/77 AUTOMATED CONTENT ANALYSIS AND ITS APPLICATION SAFER 08/01/77 TO NUCLEAR THREAT ASSESSMENT 28 NMSS 77-9 06/17/77 NUCLEAR CRITICALITY SAFETY DATA AND METHODS OF SAFER 06/30/78 08/15/78 07/20/78 ANALYSIS FOR FUEL PRCCESSING OPERATIONS. 02/01/78 04/01/78 03/01/78 29 NMSS 77-10 12/22/75 PLUTONIUM PACKAGE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM. SAFER 05/21/76 08/31/76 07/22/77 08/02/77 3D NMSS 77-11 08/31/77 DEVELOP AND CONFIRM DATA FOR PREDICTING RADON- SAFER 11/21/77 04/01/76 12/08/77 222 EXHALATION FROM URANIUM MILL TAILINGS. 10/01/77 31 NMSS 77-12 09/19/77 CONSEQUENCES ESTIMATION STUDY. SAFER 09/17/77 05/31/77 10/04/77 32 NMSS 77-13 11/02/77 EFFLUENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING RESEARCH SAFER 12/09/77 04/01/76 01/18/78 STUDIES AT OPERATING URANIUM MILLS. 10/01/77 07/01/76 33 NMSS 77-14 11/03/77 STANDARDIZED ANALYSIS OF FUEL SHIPPING SAFER 11/03/77 06/00/76 11/07/77 CONTAINERS.

34 NMSS 77-15 11/08/77 PLUTONIUM OXIDE LEAK RATES FROM SHIPPING SAFER 11/08/77 06/00/76 11/25/77 CONTAINERS.

35 NMSS 77-16 11/22/77 LOW LEVEL WASTE MANAGEMENT RESEARCH. SAFER 11/22/77 06/00/76 12/13/77 36 NMSS */7-17 11/23/77 GROUND WATER IMPACTS OF URANIUM MILLING SAFER 01/31/79 06/00/79 02/23/79

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01/10/78 03/06/78 40 KMSS 78-1 11/10/75 DEVELOP AND IMPROVE STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS METHODS SAFER FOR SHIPPING CONTAINERS.

SAFER 08/28/78 07/01/79 04/04/79 i 41/ NMSS 78-2 01/30/78 OBTAIN FACTS AND CONFIRMATORY MEASUREMENTS FOR 06/23/80 08/01/78 42 STANDARDS AND LICENSING OF HIGH-LEVEL AND 07/01/78 TRANSURANIC WASTE DISPOSAL. 07/15/80 07/16/80 09/01/78 08/24/78 07/01/78 07/01/18 06/01/78 09/01/78 SAFER 06/24/75 02/01/78 43 NNSS 78-3 02/01/78 RADIATION EXF A URE AND RISK ESTIMATES FOR IN!!ALED AIRBORNE RADIDACTIVE POLLUTANTS.

02/15/78 STRUCTURAL TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM. SAFER 02/15/78 02/24/77 44 NMSS 78-4 SAFER 08/17/79 09/28/79 45 NMSS 78-5 03/28/78 EFFECTIVENESS EVALUATION METHODS FOR TRANSPORTATION PHYSICAL PROTECTION.

06/07/78 RESEARCH STUDIES TD BETTER DEFINE METABOLIC SAFER 10/26/78 46 NMSS 78-6 BEHAVIOR OF URANIUM COMPOUNDS AND MATERIALS.

01/18/78 SSNM USE DENIAL TECHNIQUES. SAFER 47 NMSS 78-7 11/22/78 05/01/79 03/12/79 48 HMSS 78-9 06/16/77 RESEARCH NEEDS FOR THE FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES 05/01/79 05/01/79 SAFER 04/15/79 05/00/79 05/07/79 49 NMSS 78-10 10/26/78 FISSION PRODUCT RELEASF - SPENT FUEL CASK SABOTAGE.

SAFER 01/22/79 50 NMSS 78-11 11/27/78 ANALOGOUS TO TMd POTENTIAL THREAT TG NUCLEAR PROGRAMS.

01/24/79 INVESTIGATION OF THE DOSE AT THE SURFACE OF SAFER 51 NMSS 79-1 A STRINGE FILLED WITH RADI0 ACTIVE LIQUID.

52 NMSS 79-2 10/01/70 COMMUNICATED THREAT ASSESSMENT. SAFER 12/01/76 08/01/77 01/01/77 SAFER 11/06/79 06/30/79 11/27/79 53 NMSS 79-3 C3/05/79 MODAL STUDY OF TRANSPORTATION SAFETY.

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56 NMSS 79-6 07/17/79 ATTENUATIOS OF RADON EMISSION FROM URANIUM SAFER 10/24/79 10/01/77 TAILING PILES.

57 NMSS 79-7 09/28/79 SAFEGUARDS FOR PROLIFERATION RESISTANT FUEL SAFER 11/30/79 CYCLES.

58 NMSS 79-8 CONSULTING SUPPORT - NRC WA$TE MANAGEMENT SAFER 12/19/79 12/19/79 PROGRAM.

59 NMSS 79-9 12/31/79 FUEL CYCLE FACILITY DECOMMISSIONING. SAFER 60 NMSS 79-10 12/31/79 TELHNETIUM-99 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT. SAFER 61 NMSS 79-11 12/31/79 RADIONUCLIDES CAUSINC GREATEST LONG TERM SAFER IMPACTS.

62 NMSS 80-1 01/03/80 $!RATEGIC ANALYSIS FOR SAFEGUARDS SYSTEMS. SAFER 63 NMSS 80-2 01/03/80 DEVELOPMENT OF DETERRENCE STRATEGIES BASED SAFER UPON ANALYSES OF ADVERSARY CHARACTERISTICS.

64 NMSS AG-3 01/03/80 ALTERNATIVES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF SAFER 1981 j STRESS DETECTION SYSTEM.

65 NMSS 80-4 01/23/80 CRITICALITY EXPERIMENTS AT ROCKY FLATS. SAFER 03/21/80 66 hMSS 80-5 05/15/80 URANIUM RECOVERY LICENSING PROGRAM. SAFER

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69 NMSS 80-8 08/08/80 TMI WASTE PROPER'.!ES SAFER 70 NMSS 80-9 08/20/80 TEMPERATL'RE DISTRIBUTION IN SPENT FUEL SAFER ASSEMBLIES IN SHIPPING CASKS 71 NMSS 80-10 GE0 TECHNICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND SAFER 07/15/80 09/11/80 RADIATION MEASUREMENT SYSTEM EVALUATION.

1 72 NRR 75-1 07/30/76 REACTOR SAFETY STUDY METHODOLOGY APPLICATIONS SRR 02/10/77 04/00/76 PROGRAM.

73 NRR 75-2 05/22/75 SOURCE TERM MEASUREMENTS AT OPERATING PWR'S; SAFER 11/21/77 10/01/77 12/16/77 05/04/78 REACTOR RADWASTE GENERIC STUDY. 10/01/77 06/16/77 74 NRR 76-1 03/17/76 CONFIRMATORY RESEARCH FOR BWR POOL DYNAMICS. RSR 09/01/76 04/00/76

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B) SODIUM INTERACTIONS WITH STEEL-LINED CONCRETE CELLS.

C) CCRE DEERIS INTERACTIONS WITH STEEL-LINED CONCRETE CELLS.

76 NRR 76-3 C4/08/76 STEAM GENERATOR TUBE INTEGRITY. RSR 01/07/77 10/00/76 03/07/77 09/15/76 77 NRR 76-4 04/30/76 ASSESSMENT OF AGRICULTURAL LAND IN RELATION TO SAFER 06/08/77 06/01/77 06/20/77 PCMER PLANT SITING AND COOLING SYSTEM SELECTION.

78 NRR 76-5 05/13/76 IMPACTS OF CDASTAL AND OFFSHORE NUCLEAR GEN- SAFER 06/13/77 06/10/76 07/11/77 ERATING STATIONS ON RECREATIONAL AND TOURIST BEHAVIOR AT ADJACENT COASTAL SITES.

79 NRR 76-6 05/20/76 FORECASTS OF GENERATING COSTS OF COAL AND SAFER 05/31/77 09701/76 05/24/77 NUCLEAR PLANTS.

83 NRR 76-7 05/20/76 EFFECTS OF"NUCLEAR POWr.R PLANT OPERATIONS ON SAFER 08/05/77 09/01/76 08/23/77 MARINE BORER POPULATIONS.

06/07/76 QUANTIFICATION OF INHERENT SAFETY MARGINS IN RSR 05/12/78 12/01/78 11/28/78 81 NRR 76-8 SEISMIC DESIGNS.

82 NRR 76-9 06/25/76 CONSTRUCTION LABOR FORCE MOBILITY AND RESI- SAFER 08/14/77 03/01/78 07/29/77 03/07/73 DENTIAL CH01CES.

06/28/76 ASSESSING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THREADFIN SHAD SAFER 11/04/77 10/01/77 11/17/77 83 NRR 76-10 IMPINGEMENT DUE TO COLD SHOCK AT NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS.

84 NRR 76-11 06/28/76 RESEARCH INTO CHEMICAL b:SCHARGES TO RECEIVING SAFER 05/17/77 09/01/78 05/31/77 WATER. 09/30/77 01/31/77 06/01/77 85 NRR 76-12 06/30/75 EVALUATION OF LWR OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION SAFER 06/09/77 08/01/76 06/28/77 EXPOSURE REDUCTION TECHNIQUES.

86 NRR 76-13 07/09/76 SCALING LAWS FOR BWR SUPPRESSION POOL TESTS. RSR 09/01/76 19/00/76 87 NRR 76-14 07/14/76 STUDY OF THE VISUAL CHANGE WITHIN A REGION DUE SAFER 07/25/77 10/01/77 08/08/77 TO ALTERNATIVE CLOSED CYCLE COOLING SYSTEMS AND ASSOCIATED SOCI0 ECONOMIC IMPACTS. ,

88 NRR 76-15 07/21/76 TORNADO GENERATED MISSILE CRITERIA RSR 05/31/78 07/01/79 12/27/78

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90 NRR 76-17 07/28/76 NON-RADIOLOGICAL TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT EVAL- SRR 02/11/77 06/01/78 UATION FOR SITING OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS. 05/15/78 91 NRR 76-18 08/11/76 PHASE I - RELIABILITY EVALUATION OF THE COM- SRR 02/10/77 10/00/76 BUSTION ENGINEERING COMPUTER PROTECTION SYSTEM, 01/00/7F '

COMPARED TO CONVENTIONAL ANALOG COMPUTER PRO-TECTION SYSTEMS. PHASE II - USE PHASE I RESULTS TO ASSIST IN ESTABLISHING LCO REQUIREMENTS FOR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.

92 NRR 76-19 09/22/76 NOISE ANALYSIS DIAGNOSIS FOR NUCLEAR POWER RSR 10/21/76 09/09/76 PLANTS.

93 NRR 76-20 10/22/76 CONFIRMATORY RESEARCH OF THE PERFORMANCE OF SAFER 11/28/77 01/15/77 12/14/77 ACTIVATED CHARCOAL IN NORMAL VENTILATION -

EXHAUST SYSTEMS.

94 NRR 76-21 11/08/76 PWR SYSTEM PERFORMANCE WITH UPPER HEAD INJECTION RSR 01/17/77 03/12/79 11/28/78 95 NRR 76-22 11/09/76 EVALUATION OF REACTOR EVALUATION STREAMING. SAFER 02/27/79 11/28/78 16 N2R 76-23 11/22/76 COBRA-IV LOCA ANALYSIS OF PLANTS EQUIPPED RSR 01/17/77 BEG FY78 WITH UHI.

97 NRR 76-24 12/38/76 SENSITIVITY OF CERTAIN AERIAL PHOTGGRAPHIC SAFER 09/01/76 12/08/76 TLCHNIQUES.

98 NRR 77-1 01/14/77 FORECASTING ELECTRICITY DEMAND BY STATE IN THE SAFER 06/09/77 10/01/78 06/23/77 12/06/77 U.S. ON AN ANNUAL BASIS.

99 NRR 77-2 02/09/77 EXTENSION OF THE FWR FLECHT PROGRAM. RSR 04/28/78 07/01/77 07/06/79 100 NRR 77-3 05/3?/77 GENERIC STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF CONSERVATION, SAFER 08/29/77 10/01/77 09/12/77 j RATE STRUCTURE ALTERNATIVES, LOAD MANAGEMENT 1 ALTERNATIVES, AND C0 GENERATION ON THE NEED j FOR POWER.

5 101 NRR 77-4 06/14/77 QUANTIFICATION OF THE SEISMIC DESIGN BASIS FOR SRR 07/12/77 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS.

102 NRR 77-5 06/23/77 LOSS OF COOLANT ACCIDENT ANALYSIS COMPUTE RSR 05/23/78 07/09/77 PROGRAMS.

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105 NRR 77-9 06/30/77 ASSESSMENT OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF NUCLEAR POWER SAFER STATICH ENTRAINMENT EFFECTS ON PHYTOPLANKTON AND ZOOPLANKTON. WITH AN EVALUATION OF THE NEED FOR FUTURE MONITORING REQUIREMENTS.

I 136 NRR 77-10 07/14/77 POST LICENSING STUDIES OF THE SOCIDECONOMIC SAFER 04/12/78 10/01/79 04/12/78 IMPACTS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT SITING.

107 NRR 77-11 07/19/77 STUDY OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT DESIGN CONCEPTS SAFER 01/3t/78 02/15/78 02/2t/78 )

FOR SABOTAGE PROTECTION.

103 HRR 77 -12 07/27/77 REQUEST FOR REVIEW ASSISTANCE. SRR 109 NRR 77-13 CS/04/77 DEVELOPMENT OF MODELS tbR ASSESSING RISK OF 03/08/78 01/01/78 l

HEALTH EFFECTS AND LIFE-SHORTENING FROM THE URANIUM AND COAT FUEL CYCLES.

08/04/77 *0ST IRRADIATION EXAMINATION OF POINT BEACH UNIT RSR 09/12/77 09/07/77 09/23/77 i 110 NRR 77-14 04/f8/78 09/07/77 11/28/78 31 FAILED FUEL RODS.

111 NRR 77-16 10/26/77 PROBABILISTIC STUDIES OF FLOOD HAZARDS AND RSR/ 05/31/78 FLOODING EFFECTS. SRR 112 HRR 77-17 09/07/77 EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF SUSCEPTIBILITY OF RSR 04/21/78 09/00/77 07/12/78 f 05/22/78 STRESS CORROSION CRACKING OF INCONEL-600 TUBING. 07/12/78 l RSR 05/05/78 04/01/78 04/03,79 i 113 NRR 77-18 11/11/77 DYNAMIC TESTING OF OPERATING REACTORS. \

SAFER 01/31/78 11/01/77 02/21/78 I 114 NPR 77-19 09/23/77 PHYSICAL PROTECTION COMPUTER MODELS. i 01/16/78 DECONTAMINATION EFFECTS ON RADWASTE SYSTEMS. SAFER 06/02/78 06/12/78 06/25/78 115 NRR 77-20 l TO ESTABLISH THE CAPABILITY OF RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TD PROCESS RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE i 1

THAT MIGHT BE PRODUCED BY DECONTAMINATION AND DECOMMISSIONING OF LIGHT WATER REACTORS.

RSR 05/19/78 08/09/78 11/26/79 116 NRR 77-21 01/12/75 PIPE TO PIPE IMPACT FOLLOWING PIPE RUPTURE.

117 HtR 77-22 12/29/77 MODIFICATIONS TO SEMISCALE MOD 3 DOWNCOMER RSR 02/27/78 DESIGN FOR UNI SIMULATION.

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_E2. $2]IEE REQUEST TITLE Ti DATE DATE RECEIVED 118 NRR 77-23 11/28/77 SOURCES OF MORTALITY TO ENTRAINED ORGANISMS SAFER 02/27/78 12/01/77 11/01/78 DURING PASSAGE THROUGH CONDEHSER TUBES.

119 NRR 77-24 12/02/77 EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF THE TEARING RSR 04/20/78 06/00/78 08/01/78 STA3ILITY CONCEPT FOR APPLICATION AS A MAfERIAL 05/26/78 UPPER SHELF FAILURE CRITERION.

120 NRR 77-25 12/29/77 PATHOGENIC AMOEBA IN CLOSED CYCLE COOLING SAFER 09/21/79 04/01/78 09/27/79 SYSTEMS OF OPERATING POWER STATIONS.

12 1 NRR 78-1 C1/18/78 DETECTIGN OF PERSONS UNDER ABNORMAL CONDITIONS SAFER 06/22/78 07/27/78 07/13/78 0F EMOTIONAL STRESS.

122 NRR 78-2 02/32/78 CONFIRMATORY ASSESSMENT OF IMPACTS ON HUDSON SAFER 06/22/78 05/18/76 07/07/78 RIVER WHITE PERCH POPULATION.

123 NRR 78-3 02/13/78 DETERMINE ALLOWABLE OUT." . TIMES AND OPTIMUM SRR COMPONENT TEST FREQUENCIES IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS.

124 NER 78-4 03/J6/78 REQUIREMENTS FOR REACTOR PHYSICS ANALYSIS RSR 05/04/78 COMPUTER PROGRAMS.

125 NRR 78-5 03/17/78 RADIATION DOSE ESTIMATION. SAFER 02/01/76 07/01/77 126 NRR 78-6 02/24/78 EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE PROVISIONS FOR ASSUR- SRR 04/17/78 ING SAFE SHUTDOWN AND C00LDOWN FUNCTIONS OF REACTOR PLANTS 127 NRR 78-7 03/23/78 NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING. SAFER 10/01/77 09/29/78 EVALUATION OF ECOSYSTEM SIMULATION MODCLS OR TOOLS FOR CONFIRMATORY ASSESSMENT OF POWER 03/23/78

PLANT IMPACTS.

128 NRR 78-8 04/03/78 STUDIES TO DETERMINE CAPABILITY OF EXISTING SAFER 06/20/78 06/01/78 07/12/78 PERSONNEL NEUTRON C3SIMETRY SYSTEMS AT OPER- 08/03/78 07/01/78 08/21/78 ATING NUCLEAR PCWER REACTORS TO MGNITOR REACTOR NEUTRON ENVIRONMENTS.

129 NRR 78-9 35/01/78 ASSISTANCE IN EVALUATING AND CONFIRMING ECCS RSR 05/26/78 1978 11/28/78 ANALY3IS FOR FORT ST. VRAIN.

130 hRR 78-10 05/10/78 BEHAVIOR OF THE PRESSURIZER SAFETY RELIEF SRR/RSR 08/25/78 1978 VALVES DURiNG SUBC00 LED DISCHARGES.

131 HRR 73-11 05/30/78 IDENTIFICATION OF RESEARCH NEED - METHODS TO SAFER 08/18/78 06/00/75 09/01/78 ASSESS IMPACTS ON STRIPPED BASS.

132 NRR 78-12 05/15/78 REQUIREMENTS FOR REACTOR PHYSICS ANALYSIS RSR COMPUTER PROGRAM.

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NO, NU"BER REOUEST TITLE TO DATE DATE RECEIVED i 133 NRR 78-13 06/01/78 ACCELERATION OF VERIFICATION TESTING RSR 1978 s DF VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CABLE TRAY

{ FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEhS.

I 134 NRR 78-14 07/12/78 EVALUATION OF GENERAL EMERGENCY BASIS AND RISK OF A REPRESSURIZATION SYSTEM IF USED AS A PRIMARY MEANS FOR COMBUSTIBLE GAS CONTROL

. FOLLOWING A LOCA.

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?35 NRR 78-15 06/27/78 CONFIRMATORY RESEARCH STUDY OF A RSR 07/18/79 09/00/79 08/10/79 i REPLACED STEAM GENERATOR FOR VARIOUS j CAUSES AND FORMS OF DEGRADATION.

] 136 NRR 76-16 11/02/78 INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS OF THE OSCILLATORY RSR 11/00/78 01/05/79 j BEHAVIOR OF THE FORT ST. VRAIN REACTOR.

I 137 NRR 78-17 08/07/75 IODINE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS UNDER STEAM RSR 08/07/79 08/28/79 09/27/79 GENERATOR TUBE FAILURE CONDITIONS.

I j 138 NRR 78-18 11/11/77 STATISTICAL HYDROLOGIC MODELS. SAFER l 139 NRR 78-19 09/23/77 DETECTION OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES EMPLOYING SAFER 12/11/78 I CHEMILUMINESCENCE REACTIONS.

4 140 NRR 79-1 01/05/79 NRR REQUIREMENTS FOR VERIFICATION OF PIPING RSR 03/07/79 03/19/79 l STRUCTURES ANALYSIS COMPUTER PROGRAMS.

14 1 NRR 79-2 01/17/79 ECC STANDARD PROBLEM PROGRAM. RSR 01/17/79 11/28/78

! 142 NRR 79-3 01/31/79 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING WIIH THERMO- SAFER 07/15/78 LUMINESCENT DOSIMETERS (TLD'S).ING.

143 MRR 79-4 01/19/79 FIRE PROTECTI0d RESEARCH REPLICATION TESTS. RSR 144 NRR 79-5 02/13/79 RATE OF TRANSFORMATIDH OF HYDROXIDE

AEROSOLS TO SODIUM CARBONATE IN THE AIR.

145 NRR 79-6 03/21/79 SURVEY OF PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH SABOTAGE SAFER BY EXPLOSIVES OR INCENDIARY DEVICES.

'! 146 NRR 79-7 03/23/79 EARTHQUAKE INDUCED FOUNDATION SETTLEMENT. RSR 89/25/79 09/27/79

] QUAKE INDUCED FOUNDATION SETTLEMENT.

t i 147 NRR 79-8 02/28/79 IMPLEMENTATION OF SECURITY TRAINING AND SAFER 05/14/79 05/23/79

) QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS.

I 148 NRR 79-9 04/11/79 AUDIT CAPABILITY IN THE AREA 0F THERMAL- RSR 09/05/78 11/16/79 0F THERMAL-HYDRAULIC STABILITY.

unpunnunun STATUS OF FR0 CESSING REQUESTS F02 RESEARCN - SEPTEMBER 30. 1980 mundununca USER RESPONSE OFFICE PAGE REFERENCE DATE OF ASSIGNED LETTER START AGREEMENT

_h2. Ni1MBER REQUEST TITLE TO DATE DATE RECEIVED 149 NRR 79-10 C4/13/79 TECHNOLOGY FOR CORE MELT RETLNTION CONCEPT RSR 09/21/79 09/27/76 ASSESSMENT. MATERIALS INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CORE MELT DEBRIS AND VARIOUS REFRACTORY MATERIALS.

150 NRR 79-11 04/13/79 COMPUTER CODES FOR SOIL STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS. RSR 05/01/79 04/';/80 151 NRR 79-12 C4/26/79 MODIFICATION OF POST-LICENSING STUDIES OF THE SAFER 06/01/79 SOCI0 ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF NUCLEAR POWER STATION SITING.

152 NRR 79-13 05/15/79 SEMISCALE PROGRAM. RSR 04/08/80 82/01/79 153 NRR 79-14 C5/24/79 ACQUISITION AND DEPLOYMENT OF A PORTABLE RSR SEISMIC ARRAY IN NEW ENGLAHD.

154 NRR 79-15 POST LOCA DEGRADATION EFFECTS AND COMBUSTION RSR 04/07/80 1980 04/28/80 GAS GENERATION RATES.

155 NRR 79-16 07/3C/79 CONTINUCUS ON-LINE REACTOR SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM. RSR 11/09/79 1980 12/27/79 156 NRR 79-17 03/07/79 PELLET / CLADDING INTLWACTION (PCI) IN REACTOR RSR POWER RAMP DATA.

157 NRR 79-13 38/13/79 EVALUATE NRC NUCLEAR DATA LINE (NDL) REQUIRE- SAFER 10/26/79 10/30/79 10/30/79 MEN:S.

158 NER 79-19 DEVELOPMENT OF REAL TIME ATMOSPHERIC SAFER DISPERSION MODEL.

159 NRR 79-20 C8/t7/79 NONEQUILIBRIUM NEAT TRANSFER MODEL. RSR 12/26/79 01/18/f. 0 160 NRR 79-21 09/05/79 EFFECTS OF LAMELLAR TEARING. RSR 11/27/79 161 NRR 79-22 C8/30/79 LAND VALUE/ LAND USE IMPACT STUDIES. SAFER 11/27/79 04/20/80 12/05/79 162 NRR 79-23 09/21/79 FEASIBILITY STUDY OF USING A '401SE ANALYSIS RSR METHOD FOR DETERMINING REACIIVITY DURING A CORE TRANSIENT OR ACCIDENT.

163 NRR 79-24 10/15/79 CONFIRMATORY RESEARCN TO DETERMINE THE CAPACITY RSR 06/27/80 09/05/80 0F DEGRADED PIPING TO WITliSTAND ACCIDENT LOADS. (PNASE 1) 164 NRR 79-25 11/27/79 CONFIRMATORY RESEARCN TO THE PERFORMANCE OF RSR 03/12/80 07/30/80 03/21/80 ACTIVATED CHARCOAL IM VENTILLATION EXNAUST SYSTEMS AT NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS DURING ACCIDENT CONDITIONS.

165 NRR 79-26 06/28/79 EVALUATION OF ECOSYSTEM SIMULATIONS MODELS AS SAFER 11/06/79 TOOLS FOR ASSESSMENT OF POWER PLANT IMPACTS ON FISH POPULATIONS.

166 NER 79-27 11/28/79 TWO LOOP TEST APPARATUS (TLTA) SMALL BREAK RSR 01/30/80 12/01/79 TESTS.

wwuma**=am STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUESTS FOR RESEARCH - SEPTEMBE2 30, 1580 unummununu USER RESPONSE OFFICE ASSIGNED LETTER START AGREEMENT PAGE REFERENCE DATE OF DATE DATE RECEIVED

_E2. NUM3ER REVUE 1T TITLE TO 167 NRR 79-29 12/05/79 INCREASED SEISMIC MONITORING IN THE REGION RSR AROUND RAMAPO FAULT.

12/27/79 TWO PHASE NATURAL CIRCULATION AND PUMP RSR 02/15/80 04/0t/80 03/15/80 168 NRR 79-30 PERFCRMANCE.

01/18/80 BEHAVIOR OF SAFETY AND RELIEF VALVES AND RSR 03/27/80 !980 04/28/80 169 NRR 80-1 ASSOCIATED BLCCK VALVES.

170 NRR 80-2 01/22/80 CONCEPT AND OMCOST CODE DEVELOPMENT. SAFER 09/02/80 RSR 06/06/80 l 171 NRR 80-3 04/15/80 PHASE II WORK PLAN ON LOAD COMBINATIGNS.

172 NRR SG-4 37/17/80 CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS FOR MITIGATION RSR OF DEGRADED CORE /CGRE MELT ACCIDENTS.

08/14/80 ASSESSMENT OF ADEQUACY OF RSR 1981 173 NRR 80-5 EMERGENCY PLANS.

174 NRR 80-6 08/22/80 P-32 BI0 ACCUMULATION FACTORS 1981 IN FISH.

11/03/76 RADIOLOGIC 4L EMERot.,CY INSTRUMENTATION. SAFER 88/30/'.7 01/04/77 09/02/77 175 OSP 76-t 176 CSP 77-t 07/22/77 INTEG".ATED REGIONAL APPROACH TO REGULATORY SAFER 06/01/78 10/01/77 ENERGY FACILITY SITING. C7/12/79 177 OSP 78-1 04/25/78 TRANSPORT OF RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIALS IN THE SAFER ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION.

178 OSP 78-2 04/25/78 EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL INSTRUMENTATION. SAFER 11/16/79 12/28/79 12/19/79 179 RES 76-1 10/22/76 FISSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT TEST FACILITY. RSR 10/09/76 180 RES 77-t 02/10/77 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECTS OF SAFER 68/08/77 INHALED RADIONUCLIDES IN THE LUNG. 08/01/77 05/19/77 DYNAMIC ASSESSMENT OF NORMAL TRANSPORTATION. SAFER 05/19/77 01/00/76 06/30/77 181 RES 77-2 01/09/77 07/04/77 03/18/77 HUMAN EXPOSURE AND HEALTd EFFECTS OF THORIUM. SAFER 98/18/77 07/00/76 09/02/77 182 RES 77-3

sammmmmune STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUESTS FOR RESEARCH - SEPTEMBER 30, 1920 ununnunnAn USER RESPONSE OFFICE PAGE REFERENCE DATE OF ASSIGNED LETTER START AGREEMENT NO. NUFBER REQUEST TITLE TO DATE DATE RECEIVED 183 RES 78-t 02/13/73 LOCA HEATUP EXPERIMENTS IN NRU. RSR 02/13/78 03/07/78 184 RES 79-2 DATA LINK FCR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING. RSR 185 RES 79-3 EMERGENGY PREPAREDNESS - FEDERAL. SAFER

'86 RES 79-4 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS - STATE AND LOCAL. SAFER 187 RES 79-5 02/02/79 QUALIFICATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT RSR 07/14/80 05/22/80 MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.

188 RES 79-6 12/18/79 PLANT DATA BANK. RSR 02/22/80 189 RES 80-1 Os/30/80 ADEQUACY OF CODES, STANDARDS AND SAFETY RSR N/A 03/18/80 EVALUATION METHODS FOR REINFOACED CONCRETE NUCLEAR STRUCTURES.

190 RES 80-2 12/18/79 LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE OF MATERIALS USED RSR FOR HIGH LEVEL RADIOLOGICAL WASTE PACKAGING.

191 RES 80-3 06/27/30 SURGE WAVE AND METEOROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS RSR ALONG THE COAST OF FLORIDA.

192 RES 80-4 07/16/80 DATA BANK SURVEY (MEASURED INFORMA* TION RSR REPOSITORY).

193 RES 30-5 07/16/80 HYDROGEN IGNITION IN ICE CONDENSE PLANTS. RSR 08/01/80 194 RES 80-6 07/21/30 BWR THERMAL HYDRAULICS PHENOMENA.

195 RES 80-7 07/29/80 POST ACCIDENT IODINE RESEARCH RSR 176 RES 80-3 08/01/80 CORE MELT MITIGATION SYSTEM. RSR 07/01/80 197 RES 80-9 DETECTION OF FREE LIQUID IN DRUMS SAFER OF SOLIDIFIED NUCLEAR WASTE.

198 RES 80-10 ICRP MODELS FOR CALCULATING SAFER 1981 08/19/80 INTERNAL DOSE.

199 RES 30-11 09/04/80 AMERICAN NUCLEAR SCOIETY (ANS) RSR 10/01/80 09/09/80 PUBLICATICHS.

200 RES 80-12 09/24/80 ANALYSIS OF CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS RSR 1981 RESPONSE TO SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.

201 RES 80-13 09/23/80 SEVERE ACCIDENT SEQUENCE ANALYSIS RSR 202 SD 76-1 05/25/76 RISK ASSESSMENT OF A BWR MARK I TYPE CONTAIN- SRR 05/25/76 MENT MODEL WITHOUT INERTING.

203 SD 76-2 11/03/76 EXTENSION OF WASH-1400 RESULTS TO INVESTIGATE SRR 02/11/77 CONSEQUENCE VARIATIONS FOR DESIGN BASIS ACCIDENTS, CLASS 3 THROUGH 8.

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monummmens STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUESTS FOR RESEARCH - SEPTEMBER 30. 1980 ununununnu USER RESP 0 HSE OFFICE FAGE REFERENCE DATE OF ASSIGNED LETTER START AGREEMENT i NQ, EMntig REQUESI TITLE TO DATE DATE RECEIVED 204 SD 77-1 01/14/77 INTERNAL DOSE CONVERSION FACTORS. SAFER 10/31/77 01/01/77 205 SD 77-2 05/06/77 CONSEQUENCES OF A LOSS OF COOLING / SHIELDING RSR 06/20/77 WATER IN A LARGE SPENT FUEL STCRAGE POOL.

(EXPANSION OF CURRENT CONTRACT AT SANDI A LABORATORIES.)

206 SD 77-3 05/06/77 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Ih MEASUREMENTS AND STAND- SAFER 05/31/77 08/00/77 05/31/77 ARDS FOR SAFEGUARDING SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL.

207 SD 77-4 06/27/77 BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF UF6/UO2F2 IN EXPERI- SAFER 10/25/77 08/00/77 10/22.'7 4

MENTnt ANIMALS.

208 SD 77-5 07/19/77 ANALYSIS OF DATA ON HEALTH EFFECTS OF OCCUPA- SAFER TIONAL EXPOSURE TO LOW LEVELS OF IONIZING RADIATION.

209 SD 77-6 03/01/77 ASSESSMENT OF RESPIRATORY PROTECTION SYSTEMS. SAFER 10/01/76 08/01/77 10/01/76 210 SD 77-7 03/19/77 QUALIFICATION TESTING EVALUATION. RSR 06/27/78 1976 4

211 SD 77-8 08/19/77 METHODS TO EVALUATE THE CONTRIBUTION TO SAFETY SRR 04/24/78 0F INSERVICE INSPECTION PROGRAMS.

212 SD 77-S 08/19/77 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR DESIGN AND FABRICA- RSR 06/15/78 TION OF NUCLEAR COMPONENTS.

1 j 213 SD 77-10 03/19/77 FIRE PROTECTION PROGRAMS. RSR 04/28/78 1 214 SD 77-11 08/19/77 ANALYTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF NONLINEAR RSR 06/01/78 i

l 215 SD 77-12 03/19/77 PRODUCT SAFETY TESTING PROGRAM. SAFER I i

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223 SD 77-20 08/19/77 DEVELOPMENT AND CONFIRr% TION OF BI0 TRANSPORT SAFER 04/01/78 AND DPSIMETRY MODELS TO IMPLEMENT 10 CFR 50.

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224 Su 77-21 08/19/77 DEVELOP. MENT OF INTERNAL DOSE DATA AND ASSESSMENT SAFER SYSTEM AT ORNL.

225 SD 77-22 08/19/77 DEVEL*JPMENT OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR QUALITY SAFER CONTROL OF RADI0 ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES.

226 SD 77-23 CS/19/77 Mr...BOLIC DATA FOR INTERVAL DOSIMETRY OF HEAVY SAFER ELEMENT BURDENS WITH AND WITHOUT DTPA THERAPY.

227 SD 77-24 08/19/77 T0XICITY AND RADI0 ACTIVITY OF URANYL FLOURIDE SAFEC 01/01/78 10/28/78 (UO2F2).

228 SD 77-25 08/19/77 RISK ASSESSMENT FOR THE FROMT END OF THE SRR 10/00/78 NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE.

229 SD 77-26 08/19/77 EXPOSURE AND HEALTH FOLLOW-UP STUDIES OF LICEN- SAFER 09/30/78 SEE EMPLOYEES.

04/08/76 SCOPING SPENT FUEL TRANSPORT ACCIDENTS. SAFER 06/07/77 08/14/78 06/22/77 230 SD 77-27 08/12/78 05/10/76 04/15/77 04/18/76

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12/05/77 SOLUSILITY OF YELLOWCAKE IN THE HUMAN RESPIRA- SAFER 06/20/78 06/01/78 07/18/78 232 SD 77-3C TORY TRACT.

12/22/77 INHALATION OF FUEL MATERIALS. SAFER 10/01/77 233 SD 77-31 01/13/'8 SDIL-PLANT TRANSFER OF PLUTONIUM AND OTHER SAFER 10/01/77 234 SD 78-1 07/00/76 TRANSURANIC ELEMENT'.

06/CC/78 SA.'ETY RELATED OPERATOR ACTION. RSR 235 SD 78-2 CR'.'ERIA AND TEST METHODS FOR CERTIFYING AIR- SAFER 01/10/78 03/06/78 236 SD 78-4 02/14/78 P"JRIFYING RESPIRATORS AGAINST RADIGIODINE.

02/14/77, ASSESSMENT OF RESPIRATORY PROTECTION SYSTEMS. SAFER 10/01/77 (

237 SD 78-5 02/24 78 EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE PROVISIONS FOR ASSUR- SRR 04/14/78 238 SD 78-6 ING SAFE SHUTDOWN AND C00LDOWN FUNCTIONS OF REACTOR PLANTS.

07/22/78 RESEARCH IN SUPPORT OF LICFNSING ACTIONS ON SAFER 239 SD 78-7 THE STORAGE OF SPENT FUEL IN AN ISFSI.

12/01/78 01/16/79 12/18/78 240 SD 78-8 C6/e7/78 LONG LIVED ACTIVATION PRODUCTS IN REACTOR MTL'S. SAFER IDEr4TIFY AND CHARACTERIZE ACTIVATED IMPURITIES IN REACTOR MATERIALS OF IMPORTANCE TO DECOMMISSICNING.

08/12/78 EVALUATION OF GENERAL ENGINFERING BASIS AND RSR 241 SD 78-9 RISK OF A REPRESSURIZATION SYSTEM IF USED AS A PRIMARY MEANS FOR COMBUSTIBLE GAS CONTROL FGLLOWING A LOCA.

SAFER 1979 242 SD 78-10 12/18/78 GENETIC IMMUNE DISORDERS AND ANEMIA IN RADIATION LEUKEMOGENESIS.

SAFER 10/01/77 243 SD 78-11 12/18/78 BIODOSIMETRIC CONFIRMATION OF DOSE RATE AMELIORATION FACTORS.

SAFER 11/06/79 06/00/80 11/27/79 244 SD 79-1 03/05/79 MODEL STUDY OF TRANSPORTnTION SAFE 1Y.

RSR 07/02/79 08/01/79 07/26/79 245 SD 79-2 33/26/79 SMUB8ER %YSTEMS APPLICATION DESIGN AND TESTING.

246 50 79-3 01/10/79 MATERIAL CONTROL AND ACCOUNTING HOLCUP STUDIES. SAFER I 247 SD 79-4 09/24/79 DECAY SCHEME OF TECHNETIUM-99M.

SAFER 01/30/80 02/07/80 248 SD 79-6 12/C7/79 GASTROINTESTINAL ABSORPTION FACTORS FOR PLUTONIUM AND OTHER ACTINIDE ELEMENTS.

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25C SD S3-2 08/15/83 SIMUL ATOR TECitNOLOGY 251 SD SC-3 CF/22/83 RESONANCE NEUTRON RADIOGRAPHY SAFER 252 ACRS 79-1 *ERGISTIC EFFECTS OF RAD. AND HON-RAD. SAFER 253 ACRS 79-2 ~ ; TRON DOSIMETRY EVALUATION. SAFER l

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BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE NRC INSPECTORS WITH A WAY OF DETERMINING WHETHER LICENSEES ARE PROVIDING EFFECTIVE SAFEGilARDS IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS. THE SPECIFIC PROBLEM AREA: ARE:

A) PROVIDE UNIFORMITY AND OBJECTIVITY IN MEASURING THE PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INDIVIDUAL SAFEGUA4DS MECHANISM INSTALLED AND IMPLEMENTED AT LICENSEE FACILITIES.

B) ESTA3LISH MINIMUM PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR THE INDIVIDUAL MECHANISMS AND FOR 'HE COMBINATIONS OF MECHANISMS WHICH CONSTITUTE SUBSYSTEMS.

C) OTHER AREAS INCLUDE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A CAPABILITY FOR NEEDED TECHNOLOGICAL

IMPROVEMENTS BY TECHNICAL SUPPORT OF INSPECTION ACTIVITIES; THE ASSESSMENT OF ADVERSARY TESTING AS AN INSPECTION CONCEPT; THE BASIS FOR INSPECTING INDUSTRY i IMPL2 MENTATION OF PERSONNEt SCREENING OR RELIASILITY TESTING AND THE DESIGN AND SPECIFICATION OF A SATEGUARDS INFORMATION SYSTEM.

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TATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST .~3R RESEARCH COMPLETED.

COMMENTS

DOCUMENTS ISSUED: NUREG-0270, 0271, 0272, 0273 AND 8274.

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ISE 76-1 FIN # B6164 ASSIGNED TO: SRR CONTRACTOR: BCL RES CONTACT J. PITTMAN USER CONTACT

E. LEGA5EY DATE REQUESTED: 05/26/76 DESPONSE LTR D4TE: 03/08/77 PROJECT START

03/00/77 DATE NEEDED: 1977-1978 USER AGREEMENT QN 03/15/77 PROJECT ENQ 10/09/77 IDfNTIFICATION OF REQUEST APPLICATION OF REACTOR SAFETY STUDY TO INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT.

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[ NET.D TO IMPROVE THE EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY EFFICACY OF THE ISE INSPECTION PROCESS 11ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED COMMEN'S WORK WAS PERFORMED BY BATTELLE COLUMBUS LABORATORIES. REPORT RELEASED AS NUREG/CR-0153.

PAGE 3 REFERENCE NUMMER* 18E 76-2 FIN 9 N/A ASSIGNED TO: SRR SpHTRACTOR: N/A RES CONTACT: I. WALL USER CONTACT:

DATE REQUESTED: 05/26/76 EESPCNSE LTR DATE: 03/08/77 PRUJECT START:

DATE NEEE[p 1977-1978 M1ER AGREEMENT ON: 03/15/77 PPOJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST Ih5PECTION EFFORT FOR OTHER HUMAN ENDEAVORS BASIS FOR NEED TO COMPARE EXPENDITURES AND RISKS FOR VARIGUS LEVELS OF INSPECTION WITH OTHER SUtr.AR SAFETY PROGRAM 3 INVOLVING HUMAN ENDEAVORS.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED CDPMENTS RES HAD NG AVAILABLE FUNDS TO PURSUE THIS PROJECT FOR FY73. ISE HAS CONE DUT WITH AN RFP TO CONTRACT THE WORK ON A TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT.

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PCGE 4 DEFERENCE NUMB (3 ISE 76-3 FIN 8 52091 ASSIGNED T02 SAFER CONTRACTOR PNL RES CONT 8[I: J. FOULKE 95ER CONTACT: D. SLY DATE REQUESTED: 05/26/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 07/01/76 DATE NEEDED2 1977-1978 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END* 1930 J1ENTIFICATION OF REQUEST PROCESS AND EFFLUENT MONITORING /POR1ABLE INSPECTION EQUIPMENT 145I5 FCR NEED PROVIDE DATA ON MONITCRING INSTRUMENTATICH TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH NRC REGULATIONS AND PUBLIC 5AFETY.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED COMMENTS DOCUMENTS ISSUED RIL 586. 04/80 NUREG/CR-1107, 11/79

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1pLNTIFIC4 TION OF PEQUEST PORTABLE INSPECTION EQ'JIPMENT.

((~*S FOR NEED NEED T3 DESIGN, DEVELOP AND TEST PROTOTYPE PORTABLE INSTRUMENTATION USED DURING INSPECTION AND INCIDENTS.

j STATUS OF PPOCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS THE ISE BRANCH CHIEFS (L. HIGGINBOTHAM AND JIM SHIEZEK) AGREED THAT UNTIL INFORMATION BECOMES AVAILABLE FROM CbRRENT IEE STUDIES, THE WRSR PROGRAM 3 CONCERNING PROCESS & EFFiUENT MONITCRING INSTRUMENTATION AND PORTABLE INSPECTION EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT SHOULD RE RETAINED Id THE PROGRAM PL ANS BUT NOT BE ACTED ON.

REFER TO 3/30/77 MEMO FROM W. 5. FARMER TO L. S. TONG ON ISE RESEARCH SUPPORT.

FOLLOW-UP PHONE CONVERSATIONS WERE HELD WITH SEYFRIT AND JORDAN ON 1/3/78 CONCERNING IE PLANS. JORDAN HAS BEEN ASSIGNED THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR RESEARCH COORDINATION.

THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS TASK HAD NOT BEEN DEFINED. BUT WERE TO BE DISCUSSED. A PHONE CONVERSATION DURING APRIL 78 WITH JORDAN INDICATES THAT REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS TASK ARE CURRENTLY BEING WRITTEN BY IE.

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PAGE 6 REFERENCE NUMBERT ISE 76-5 FIN 9 ASSIGNED TO: 5AFER CONTRACTOR:

RES CONTACTS USER CONTACT:

DATE REQUESTED: 05/26/76 RESPONSE LTR D,Alft 03/03/77 PROJECT START:

DATE NEED_ED: USER AGREEMENT Of;2 03/15/77 PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST DEVICES FOR TRACKING SNM IN TRANSPORTATION.

BASIS F94 NEED TO RECOMMEND A SNM TRACKING SYSTEM TO ISE.

11&lMS OF PPDCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS SUGGESTED A5 A TECHNICAL SUPPORT PROJECT.

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PAGE 7 PEFERENCE N'JF3ER: IEE 77-t FIN s B6266 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR GA INST OF TECH RES C03 TACT J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: 8. WEISS D A T E PEQ'J E1112 06/14/77 FESPONSE LTR DATE: 09/06/77 PROJECT START: 07/20/77 06/11/80 DATE NEED.Ip: MSER AGREEMENT OM: 09/22/77 PROJECT END: 1980 1EFJJTIFICATION OF REQUEST EVALUATION OF THE BID ACCUMt'L ATION FACTOR FOR P-32 IN FISH.

} ASIS FOR NEE.2 STAFF CONCERN REGARDING THE ACCURACY 07 THE BI0 ACCUMULATION OF P-32 IN FISH AND THE POSSIBILITY THAT REACTOR LICENSEES SHOULD BE REQUIRED TC MAKE APPROPRIATE MEASUREMENTS TO DETERMINE THE IMPACT OF THIS PATHMAY, (TOR TRANSPORT OF RADI0 ACTIVITY TO MAN) RESULTING FROM THE OPERATION OF THEIR FACILITY.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEAACH COMPLETED COMME 312 i

PAGE 8 PEFEgr#CE NUMSIE: ISE 77-2 FIN 4 A3211 A15IGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: BNL Rf5 CCNTACT: R. SHEPARD USER CONTACT

MCCORMICK DATE REQUESTED: 11/17/77 PESPONSE LTR DATE 03/07/78 PROJECT START 24/01/78 DATE NEEDEQ USER AGREEMENT ON2 PROJECT END* 12/31/78 LDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST SUPPORT OF IEE'S INSPECTION PROGRAM.

BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVICE I8E WITH A MEANS OF SHOWING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INSPECT 5R'S ACTIVITIES AND THE PREVENTION OF COVERT REMOV*.L OF SNM BY AN INSIDER.

ST ATUS OF PROCFS*,ING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED. RESPCH5E LETTER SENT To b5ER OFFICE 03/07/78.

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1 PAGE 9 REFERENCE NUPEER: ISE 77-3 FIN

B0417 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR 2 ORNL (UNION CARBIDE)

FE5 CONTACT: J. MUSCARA USER CONTACT: W. COLLINS DATE P_ECUESTED* 11/18/77 EE)PONSE LTR.DATE: 01/04/78 PROJECT START: 10/31/78 DATE NEEDED USER AGREEMENT ON: 01/10/78 PROJECT END2 0*f3G/81 ICENTIFICATIOW OF RECUEST OPTIMIZATION OF EDDY CURRENT SYSTEMS FOR 1*W 3PECTION OF STEAM GENER*. TOR TUBING IN PWR PLANTS.

BASIS FOR N Gp TO PROVIDC IMPRaVED EDDY CURRENT ? ROBE CDILS, INSTRUMENTATION, AND FX*MINATION TECHNIQUES FDR USE IM FIELD INSPECTION TESTS OF STEAM GENERATOR TUBI!!G.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RE5FsRCH i

COMPLETED.

[p_n5ENTS WORK 15 UNDERWAY AT ORNL.

ROSV5ENTS I%5UED NUREGiCR-0164, 06/78 hUREC/CR-0479, 11/78 NUREC/CR-G520, 12/78 NUREG/CR-0764, 05/79 NUP.EG/CR-1869, =o/79

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PAGE 10 PEFERENCE htMBER: I3E 78-1 FIM # ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR:

RES CONTACT: F. SWANBERG USER CONTACT:

fLATE REQUESTED: 04/C7/78 RE1PCNSE ETR DATE. PROJECT START:

34TE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

JAENTIFICATION OF FEQUEST RESPONSE EFFICIENCY OF MONITORING INSTRUMENTS FOR HIGH ENERGY GAFV1A5 .

BASIS FOR NEED

',TATUS OF PROCESSING RFQUEST FOR RESEfRCH COM ENTS

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PAGE 11 DEFERENCE NUMBER: ISE 78-2 FIN 8 B7095 ASSIGNED TO: R$R CONTRACTOR: NONE Ef_5 CONTACT: W. FARMER USER CONTACT 2 E. L. JORDAN DATE REQ 9ESTED: 07/28/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT STARI:

DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATICM OF REQUEST IRE REACTOR SAFETY RESEARCH HEEDS Ba5IS FOR NEF)

ISE REQUIRES SUPPORT IN TWO BROAD AREAS:

1) METHOe5 FCR IMPROVING THE NRC ASSESSMENT LICENSEE PERFCRMANCE

2) UNDERSTANDING HOW HUMAN ERRORS CONTRIB"JTE TO LICEh5EE NON-ROUTINE EVENTS:

ST#iUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

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PAGE 12 REFERENCE NUMBEP.: ISE 78-3 FIN 8 A6288 ASSIGNED TO SAFER CONTRACTOR! INEL RES CONTACT: P. REED M5ER CONTACT 5. WEISS RAJE REQUESTED: 08/10/78 PESPONSE LTR DATE: 07/23/79 PRCJECT START:

D_ ATE NEC2fDs FY-81 USER AGREEMENT ON: 07/30/79 PROJECT END: 09/30/80 1DENTIFICATION OF REQUEST .

IODINE PATHi!AY STUDY BASIS FOR NEED TO EVALUATE DATA AND INFORMATION COLLECTED IN FIELD PROGRAM AT QUAD CITIES HUCLEAR STATION FCR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING REA50t' ABLES OF AN AIR-GRASS-COW MILK MODEL FOR RADICIODINE USED IN THE LICENSING PROCESS.

1 STATUS OF PROCESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEARCN COMPLETED.

COMMDill A RELATED STUDY, FIN 5A6078, ON RADI0 IODINE IN ENVIRONMENT IS COMPLETED AND A FINAL NUREG REPORT IS EEING PRINTED.

POGE 13 REFERENCE NUM3ERt 18E 78-4 FIN s A4052 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: CARD B3012 GE RES CONTACT: W. COLLINS USER CCNTACT: W. C01 TINS DATE #EQUESTED: 1?/29/78 PE5PONSE LTR DATE: N/A PROJEC1 START: 07/01/75 DATE NEEQfp: USER AGREEMENT Q3: 71/29/75 PROJECT END* 09/30/80 1pENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ACOUSTICAL EMISSION TECHNIQUES BASIS FOR_NEED TO PROVIDE A QUANTITATIVE TOOL IN WELDING FABRICATION CONTROL A5 WELL AS IDENTIFYING EXISTING SERVICE SENSITIVE WELDS 'N OPERATING EMR PIPING SYSTEMS.

TO ENHANCE ISE'S INDEPENDENT MEASUREMENTS AND ANALYSIS PROGRAM CAPABILITIES.

4 ST ATUS OF FFDCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCE l COMPLETED.

I COMMENTS BOTH PROGRAM 5 ARE COMPLETE. RIL'S ARE BEING PREPARED.

DOCUMENTS ISSUED:

A4052 - NURFr/CR-0461, 11/78 B3012 - NUREG/CR-0306, 09/78 N U R EG/CR-07 0 3, 03/79 NUREG/CR-0541, 01/79 NUREG/CR-0567, 10/76

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PAGE 14 REFEPENCE NtrMLER* ISE 79-1 FIM # ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: LLL PES CONTACT 2 E. RICHARD USER CONTACT:

DATE REQUESTED: C3/14/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 05/14/79 PROJECT STAn.-

DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT OM: PROJECT END:

IPENTIFICATION OF REQUEST INSPECTION 1 EVALUATION OF CONTINGENCY PLANS AND GUARD TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION PLANS l 1

PASIS FOR NEED l PROVIDE DATA BASE FOR THE ISE CCMPLIANCE INSPECTICH AND ADEQUACY EVALUATION METHODCLOGY.

l STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

PAGE 95 REFERENCE NUMBER: ISE 79-28 FIN e A1239 ASSIGNED TO: 5AFER CONTRACTOR: SANDIA P_E5 CONTACT

5. EA55ETT USER CONTACT M. HOWARD RALE _ REQ' JEST ED: 08/13/79 RESPONSE LTR DilE2 PROJECT START

DATE NEEDED2 06/01/83 USER AGREEMEN' 088 10/30/79 'ROJECT END: 06/01/80 IDENTIFICATION OF DEQUEST EVALUATE NRC NUCLEAR DATA LINE CNDL) REQUIR EMENTS BASIS FOR NEEQ TO EVALUATE HOW TO ESTABLISH A REAL-TIME CAPABILITY TO RECEIVE AND RECORD PLANT DATA AT NRC'S HEADQUARTERS OPERATIONS CENTER.

STATUS OF PROC,(11*NG REQUEST FCR RESEARCH COMPLETED.

[0MMENTS

SEE ALSO NRR-79-18.

4 PAGE 16 EffFfPENCE NUMBER: IEE 80-1 FIN f B7259 M.5IGNED T02 SAFER CONTRACTOR: NB5 PES CONYACT2 P. REED USER tG;;T.*q1: CONEN DATE PEOU_ESTED: C5/06/80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 09/04/80 LROJECT START:

DATE NEEDE9 USER AGREEMENT ON P83LLLCT_LNJ:

IDENTIFICATICW OF PEQUE51 CUALITY ASSURANCE OF RADIATION MEASUREMENTS FOR REGULETORY PURPOSES 3t,515 FCR NEED TO SUPPORT THE NRC INDEPENDENT MEASURZMENT PROGRAM 2EIIIG IMPLEMENTED AT NRC LICENSED FACILITIES: INCLUDING NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, FUEL FACILITIES AND '

BYPRODUCf MA1ERIAL USERS.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

e PAGE 17 PEFERENCE NUMMEX* MM55 76-1 FIN 1 A3043 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER C0gTRACTOR* BNL2 RES CONTACT

W. MURPHY USER CONTACT

EISENSTEIN 24TE DEQUESTED: 04/09/76 #ESPOSSE LTR DM g* PROJECT START

07/01/76 M TE NEEDfQ2 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END* 12/31/76 j jfENTIFICATION OF REQUEST l INTERIM RULES ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUE 5/ EVALUATION METHOD ASSESSMENT i

14515 FOR NEED TO PROVIDE METHCDS OF ASSESSING WHETHER A PROPOSED HUCLEAR SAFEGUARD 5 SYSTEM SATISFIES INTERIM FULES.

i STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEAPCM r

COMPLETED.

{0MMENTS PROJECT COMPLETED; REPORT FURNISHED TO NRR AND THE PDR.

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PAGE 18 REFERENCE NUMaf3: SM55 76-28 f!N # B4127 ASSIGNED T0: SRR CONTRACTOR: 5RL RES CCNTACT* M. CULLINGr0RD USER CONTACT T. CLARK DATE RF91tESTEPt 05/01/77 PE5*0NSE LTP DATE:

1 PPOJECT ST/rT! C5/QO/77 (PHASE I)

DATE NEEDEP 12/C0/77 USER AGREEMENT OM2 E50 JECT END: 12/09/77 (PHASE I) 1 PENT!FICATION OF REQUEST RISK ASSES 5 MENT OF FUEL REPROCESSING FACILITIES.

PA_IS FOR NEED DETERMINE RISKS AND LICENSING REQUIREMENTS OF FUEL REPROCESSING FACILITIES.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED COMMENTS THE FIRST PHASE OF THE WORK HAS BEEN COM.*LETED. THE REPORT IS NOW BEING REVIEWED AT THE SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY.

PHASE I CONSISTS CF IDENTIFICATION OF A REFERENCE FACILITY, SOURCCS OF DESIGN AND RELIABILITY DATA AND A RISK ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY THAT CDULD BE USED IN PHA!E II.

PNA5E II WILL BE UNDERTAKEN DEPENDING ON RESULTS OF A REVIEW OF PHASE I. THIS REVIEW IS NOW IN PROGRESS.

SUPERSEDED DY HM55 78-9.

PAGE 19 RETERENCE NUMBER

MM55 76-3 FIM # A1192 ASSIGNED T0* SRR CONTR4CTORt SANDIA E13_ CONTACTS M. CdLLINGFORD M1ER CONTACT

F. REGNIER DA1E REQUESTED: 08/26/75 RESPON5E LTR DATE: 03/01/77 PROJECT START

08/80/75 DATE NEEDED: 03/09/79 USER AGREEMENT OM PROJECT EMD: 03/00/79 (PHASE B) (PHASE B)

IDENTIFICATI0M OF PEQUEST RISK ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY DEVELOPMENT FOR HIGH LEVEL WASTE ISOLATION.

BASIS FOR NEED NEED FOR A R15% ASSESSMENT OF THE FUEL CYCLE IN ORDER TD PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN !HE FORMULATICN AND REVIEW OF LICENSING REQUIREMENTS.

ST ATUS OF PFQfESSING REaUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED.

COMMENTS THE WOFK IS UNDER CONTRACT WITH SANDIA. THE REFERENCE FACILITY DEFINITION, DEFINED FOR PURPOSES OF ANALYSIS ONLY, HAS BEEN COMPLETED. WORK ON MODEL INTEGRATION, AND TESTING HAS COMMENCED.

A REPORT ON PHASE A, MODEL DEVELCPMENT. HAS EEEN COMPLETED. A REPORT ON SENSITIVI?"

i . ANALYSIS METHGDOLOGY 15 UNDERGOINS REVIEW.

1 rdGVME T5 ISSUED: NUREG/CR-0394, 10/78 J

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, REFERENCE NUPBER: hM55 77-1 FIN 9 A3115 ASSIGNED TO 5AFER CONTRACTDRs LLL

] A1173 5ANCIA A1060 l A1193 1

EE5 CONTACTS C. ROBINSON USER CONTACT 1

8 DATE REQUESTED: 03/02/77 RESPONSE LTR DATES 06/14/78 PROJECT START

18/09/76 12/08/77 1 02/02/78 l 06/14/78 DATE NEEDED: 01/09/79 USER AGREEMENT OM: PROJECT END CONT.

IDENTIFICATICW OF PEQUE5Y i

EVALUATIVE METHODS FOR FIXED SITE THEFT AND SABOTAGE PREVENTION.

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BASIS FOR NEED l

l TO PROVIDE PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR PREVENTION OF THEFT AND SABOTAGE.

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STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FDP RESEaRCH 4

COMMENTS A SUPPLEMENTAL REQUEST ON THIS TOPIC WAS TRAN5MITTED FRDM C. V. SMITH TO 5. LEVINE ON AUGUST 16, 1977 AND ON DECEMBER 8, 1977. CONTRACT (FIN SA0115) IS SEING CONDUCTED IN RESPONSE TO THIS RE90EST.

A CRITILAL COMMENT ON THIS PROJECT WAS RECEIVED FROM WM55 ON FEBRUARY 2, 1978.

ANOTHER SUPPLEMENTAL RESEARCH REQUEST WAS RECEIVED ON JUNE 14, 1978.

COMMLNTS FROM NHSS ON RE5 RESPONSE OFFERED ON JULY 20, 1978.

i POCUMENTS ISSUEQr A0115 - NUREG/CR-0531, 02/79 A1069 - NUREC/CR-0293, 88/78 A 1173 - NUREG/CR-0228, 97/78 RIL 993, 3/5/80 MUREG/CR-0679, 09/78 NUREG/CR-0295, 08/78 NUREG/CR-9365, 09/78 RIL 394, S/5/88 NUREG/CR-0360, 12/78 NUREG/CR-0445, 09/78

NUREG/CR-0459, 12/78 NUREG/CR-0923, 88/79 I NUREG/CR-9475, 12/78 NUREG/CR-0924 j MUREG/CR-0616, 12/78 NUREG/CR-8925, 98/79 1 NUREG/CR-0624, 91/79 NUREG/CR-0922, 98/79 i

NUREG/CR-0625, 81/79 i

NUREG/CR-0694, 02/79

{ NUREG/CR-0615, 83/79 i MUREC/CR-0738, 04/79 NUR EG/ CR-0184, 06/77 l

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FEFERENCE NU"BER: NM55 77-2 FIN 4 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: SRL/SANDIA RES CONTACTS CULLINGFORD USER CONTACT: J. MALARD DATE FEmfESTED: 02/28/78 RESPONSE ETR DATE: 01/10/78 PROJECT START 2 05/00/78 06/07/78 07/20/78 DATE NELEED: 05/00/79 USER AGREEPENT CN PROJECT END: 05/00/79 (TASK IA II) 1pfNTIFICATION_OF REQUEST WASTE NANAGEMENT OF RADI0 ACTIVE GAS.

ff5IS r0P NEED PRELIM NARY RESULTS FROM OUR WASTE CLASSIFICATION STUDIES INDICATE THAT BOTH I-129 AND 14C, BECAUSE CF THEIR LONG HALF LIVES, WCULD, IN ALL PROBABILITY, BE UNSUITABLE FDL DISPOSAL BY SHALLOW LAND BU*IAL AND WILL BE ASSIGNED TO A GEOLOGIC REPOSITORY OR SOME OTHER FACILITY CAPASLE OF PRCVIDING ISOLATION FROM THE ENVIRONMENT FOR EXTENDED TIME PERIODS. SINCE THE EPA FUEL CYCLE STANDARD (40 CFR 190) WILL RLQUIRE THE CAPTURING OF 85KR AND 1291 BY JANUARY 1983, AND SINCE OUR PRESENT SCHEDULE FOR i THE LICENSING OF THE F125T GEOLOGIC REPOSITORY REQUIRES A SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN IEVIEW EY JANUARY 1980. IT IS NECESSARY THAT, IF THESE MATERIALS ARE DISPOSED OF BY

) GEDLOGIC ISDLATION AT THE FEDERAL REPOSITORY, WE DEVELOP PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR THE STORAGE OR DISPOSAL OF 85(R AND 1291 BY JANUARY 1980.

$1ATys OF PRJ f55IN'*, PEQUEST FOR O_ MARCH COMPLETED.

j COMMENT.3 l AT A MEETING CN OCTOBER 3, 1977. RES AGREED TD PROVIDE ONE-HALF OF THE FUNDING FOR THE

! FY 78 WORK IF HM55 MOULD PROVIDE THE OTHER HALF. THE COST OF THE PROJECT FOR FY78 IS 5136K. ON 01/10/78. RES OFFERED A PROGRAM PLAN AND REQUESTED NM55 TO MAKE THE S100K I

AVAILADLE 50 THAT WORK MAY BE STARTED. NM55 15 PRESENTLY REVISING ITS NEEDS TO REFLECT THE PRESIDENT'S VIEWS ON THIS SUBJECT. RES 15 READY TO PROCEED WITH THE PROJECT.

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DATE NEED(Q: USER AC#EEMENT CN: 12/29/77 PROJECT END: 09/3C/81 IfENTIFICATION O.' REQUEST EXPERIMENETAL EVALUATION OF VENTILATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS DURING LARGE PRESSURE PULSES.

BASIS FOR NFJJ2 TO CONFIRM THE PREDICTED PERFORMANCE OF VENTILATION SYSTEM COMP 0%ENTS U*t D L R PRES 5URE TRANSIENTS SIMULATIt:G TORNADO ENVIRONMENTS AND HIGH VELOCITY FLOLJ RATES.

STATUS OF PPOCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED.

l l fIJEE1 E FACILITY CONSTRUCTION AND CHECKOUT FOR HEPA FILTER TESTING AND INITIAL FILTCR TESTING HAVE BEEN COMPLETED.

, D_p_Cfj3fNTS 155U[Q: NUREG/CR-0168, 07/78 NUREG/CR-0521 01/79

PAGE 23 REFERENCE NUMBER: NM55 77-4 FIN 8 52270 ASSIGNED 70,2 SAFER CONTRACTOR: PNL RES C0hTACT: L. SANTOS USER CONTACT

W. THOMPSON DATE REQUESTEQ: 05/06/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 04/11/78 PROJECT STARTL 10/01/77 PATE NEEDED 1979 Ei[R AGPEEPENT ON: 10/03/77 PROJECT END: 05/01/30 LDENTIFIC ATICE OF REQUEST URANIUM MINE EXHAUST-RADDN GAS BASIS FOR NEED TO OBTAIN MORE DATA AND FRDVIDE A BETTER ESTIMATE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAC15 5 0R INCLUSICH IN A REVISED TABLE 5-3, "

SUMMARY

CF ENVIRONMENTAL CCNSIDERATIONS FOR URANIUM FUEL CYCLE" UNDER 10 CFR PART 51 WHEN TABLE 5-3 WAS OPIGINALLY PUBLISHED. THE RADON GA5EOUS EFFLUENCE FFDM MINING WAS NOT REPORTED. SUB5EQUENTLY, GESM3 STUDIES SHOWED THAT THE RADON EFFLUENCE MAY BE IMPORTANT.

STATUS Or rR3CE55IhG FEgyEST FOR 9.ESEARCH RESEARCH HAS BEEN CCMPLETED.

CPPMENTS CONTRACT WITH PNL INITIATED AUG 77.

USER OFFICE AGREEMENT WITH THE REFERENCE OF 09/2s/77 WAS RECEIVED ON 10/03/77. HOWEVER THE LETTER DF ACRFEMENT AL50 POINTED OUT THAT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS REQUIRED ON THE RELEASE OF RADON FROM GPEN PIT MINES A5 WELL A5 UNDERGRCUND MINES. WHICH 15 COVERED ADEQUATELY IN THE PRESENT CONTRACT WITH PNL.

AN OPEN PIT MEASUREMENT PROJECT HAS BEEN FCRMULATED AND USER OFFICE AGREEMENT WITH THIS NEW TASK WAS REQUESTED ON APRIL 11, 1978.

DSCFMENTS ISSUED: NUREC/CR-0627, 03/79; NUREG/CR-1273, 2/80

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D. ATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 05/13/77 PROJECT END:

1RE_NTIFICATION OF REQUEST RISK ASSESSMENT OF FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES BASIS FOR NEED STATUS OF PPOCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEAP.CH COMPLETED (REQUEST FOLLOWED INITIATION OF WORK).

COMMENTS STATEMENT OF AGREEMENT WITH ON-GOING W3RK A5 BEING RESPONSIVE TO REQUEST IS INCLUDED IN THE REQUEST LETTER.

THIS PROJECT IS PHASE II 0F RESEARCH REQUEST NM55 76-2.

SUPERSEDED BY NM55 73-).

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_ HPi55 77-6 FIN s 80409 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER [0NTPACTO: ORNL RES CONTACT: D. 50L5 ERG QSER CONTACT: R. ODGEGAARDE0M DATE REQUESTED: 05/1E'77 #ESPONSE LTR DATE: 08/15/77 PROJECT START: 07/01/77 DATE NEEDfQ: ASAP USER ACRELMENT ON: PROJECT ENQ: 09/30/79 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUESJ REVIEW OF CRITICAL EXPERIMENTS MirJS FOR_r4E(p REVIFW OF THE ON-GOING CRITICAL EXPERIMENTS AT 1%TTELLE AND ROCKY FL ATS AS WELL AS O!HER CRITICAL EXPERIMENTS COURDINATED WITH SCALE CODE DEVELOPP "T OF THE UTILITY OF THE EXPERIMENTAL DATA TO NRC'S CALCU'_ATICNAL NEEDS.

STATUS OF PROCESSING RE_ QUEST FOR_RESEAPcH CCMPLETED.

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.REFEREh3E NUMELS: HM55 77-7 FIN.s B6008 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: USNY 82275

PNL B7066 USGS RES CONTACT: E. HELD MjER CONTACT: C. J. HAUGHNEY DATE REQUESTED: 05/17/T7 EESPONSE LTR DATF 12/13/77 PROJECT START: 09/00/77 01/10/79 05/02/79 08/00/80 DATE HEEDED: EARLY '78 USER AGREEMENT ON: 01/23/78 EED)CCT END: 09/00/78 -

(PART I)

IDENTIFICATION OF F,EQUEST WEST VALLEY WASTE BURIAL AND STORAGE FACILITIES.

pASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE A PART OF THE DATA BASE NEEDED TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDS AND CRITERIA FOR SHAlloa L AND BURI AL OF LOW-LEVEL WASTES. TO 03TAIN DATA AND INFORMATION ON BURIAL ESTIMATES AT THE WEST VALLEY, N.Y. RADIDACTIVE WASTE BURIAL GROUND.

STATUS OF PROC _FSSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED.

COMMENT 5 F_Q QJL*f NT S ISSU[.Q B2275 - NUREG/CR-0576 86005 - NUREG/CR-06'4 04/79

I PAGE 27 FEFERENCE NUNSER: HM55 77-8 FIN 4 A0124 ASSICNED TO: SAFER S.Q_tfJR A CTO R: LLL RES CONTACT: W. MURPHY USER CONTACT:

DATE REQUESTED: 06/10/77 EESPCHSE tTR DATE: PROJECT STARI: 08/01/77 RATE NE[ LQ: 12/0D/79 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 07/31/79 1DLNTIrICATION OF PEQUEST AUTOMATED CONTENT ANALYSIS AND ITS APPLICATION TO NUCLEAR THREAT ASSESSMENT /

PSYCH 0 LINGUISTIC THREAT ASSESSMENT MSIS FOR NtEQ TO CONTRIBUTE TO A REAL TIME CAPABILITY TO SUPPORT CRISIS MANAGEMENT ACTIONS DURING THE PERPETRATION OF MALEVALENT ACTS AGAINST NUCLEAR FACILITIES AND TO SUPPORT ASSESSMENT 9F NUCLEAR EXTORTION THREATS BY THE USE OF PSYCH 0 LINGUISTICS.

L'4TUS OF PROQESSING REQ ~ Y FOR RESFARCH l .COEMLNJT.1 FOLLOW-ON TO THIS PROJECT IS FUNDED UNDER FIN sA0123, COMMUNICATED THREAT ASSESSMENT.

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PAGE 28 EEEE&FNCE NUMBEg: NM55 77-9 ElH_1 A7057 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: LASL B0419 ORNL RES CONTACT: D. SOLBERG USER CONTACT: R. STEVENSON DATE REQUESTED: C6/17/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 06/30/78 PROJECT STAPI 08/15/78 02/01/78 04/01/78 DATE NEEffP: MID 1980 USFR AGREEMENT ON: 07/20/74 PROJECT END: 09/30/80 03/01/78 09/30/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST DEVELOP GUIDE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS APPLICABLE TO NUCLEAR CRITICALITY SAFETY; HUCLEAR CRITICALITY SAFETY DATA AND NETP9DS OF ANALYSIS FOR FUEL PROCESSING OPERATIONS.

AASTS FOR NEED THERE IS A NEED TO DEVELOP METHODS AND GUIDANCE FOR DETERMINATION OF NUCLEAR CRITICALITY SAFETY APPLICABLE TO LWR FUEL FABRICATION. BUT WITH RECOGNITION THAT NRC ALSO LICENSES THE ?4AVY FUEL (HIGH ENRICHED URANIUM) FABRICATION PLANTS THE PLANT FOR FABRICATION OF HTGR FUEL, AND PLANTS FABRI-CATING FUEL FOR RESEARCH REACTORS.

PROJECTS 1 AND 2 WILL PROVIDE A MUCH IMPROVED BASIS FOR OUR ACCEPTANCE OF TWO WIDELY USED "HAND CALCULATION METPOD5" 0F NEUTR3N INTERACTION ANFLYSIS, A MORE SPECIFIC KNOWLEDGE OF SAFETY MARGIN 5 AND CONDITIONS ALLOWED FOR IK THEIR U3E, AND ENCOURAGE A UNIFORM APPROACH THROUGNOUT INDUSTRY VIA STANDARDIZATION.

PROJECTS 3 AND 4 ARE INTENDED TC FORESTALL POSSIBLE DIFFICULTIES ARISING FROM BROADENED USE OF COMPUTER CODES BY LICENSEES IN 50LVING SPECIAL UNIT GEOMETRIES OR CONTROLS. PROJECT 5 SHOULD ENHANCE i SAFETY BY MAKING AVAILABLE. IN A SINGLE SOURCE NUCLEAR CRITICALITY DATA 0F ESTABLISHED VALIDITY AND APPLICABILITY TO LICENSEE OPERATIONS.

STATUS OF PROCESSING _ REQUEST TOR RESEARCH I PROJECTS 1, 2, AND 4 ARE IN PROGRESS AND WILL BE COMPLETED BY 09/30/80. PROJECTS 3 AND 5 WILL BE i PROVIDED IN PART FY SCALE CODE DEVELOPMENT. FURTHER FUNDING FOR PROJECTS 3 AND 5 ARE NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE.

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A1059 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR SANDIA FES CONTACT W. LAHS USER CONTACT C. MCDONALD DATE PEQUESTED: 12/22/75 PESPONSE LTR DATE: 05/21/76 PROJECT START 08/31/76 07/22/7' C5/02/77 PATE NEEDLQt 09/06/77 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END 04/28/73 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST PLUTONIUM PACKAGE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM LASIS FOR NEED RESPONSE TO PUBLIC LAW 94-79.

STATUS OF Po0 CESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH CCMPLETED COMPENTS PROJECT INITIATED BEFORE ENDORSEMENT PROCESS IN EFFECT.

> DoctTTENTS ISSUED: NUREG/CR-3030 l

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EEEERENCE NtfMBER: NMSS 77-11 FIN.8 A2046-7 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ANL B2269-8 PNL PE$ _ CONT S Cl:

L. SANTOS USER CONTACT H. MI LER DATE PL1MfSTED: 03/31/77 RESPONSE LTR DALE: 11/21/77 PROJECT START: 04/01/76 10/01/77 DATLE,EDfp r f).1LR AGREEMENT ON: 12/08/77 PROJECT END: 09/30/80 09/30/32 1P_ENTIFICATION OF RE1QEST_

DEVELO? AND At;D CONFIRM DATA FCK PREDICTING RADON-222 EXHALATION FROM URANIUM MILL TAILINGS / A) URAMIUM MILL TAILINGS; B) ATTENUATIOG OF RADON EXHALATION FROM URANIUM MILL TAILINGS 3PSIS FOR NEED THE REQUESTED RESEARCH IS NEEDED BY NMSS:

(A) IN ASSESSING THE ADEQUACY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF TAILINGS RECLAMATION AND DISPOSAL PLANS SUBMITTED BY URANIUM MILL OPERATORS FOR REDUCING RADON-222 EXHALAIT.ON FROM TAILINGS.

(B) IN DEFI..ING RADON-222 SOURCE TERMS FOR USE IN BOTH THE GENERIC STATEMENT ON URtNIUM MILLING AND IN THE UPDATE OF THE URANIUM FUEL CYCLE ENVIRONMENTAE SURVEY (TABLE S-3).

(C) IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CRITERIA AND STANDARDS FOR Mitt TAILINCS WASTE MANAGEMENT.

11AT_!!3 0F PROCESJltiG_, R_EQUFST FOR RESEARCll CCMPLETED.

_C.D._?fJil.1 p0CUMENTS ISSUED:

A2046 - NUREG/CR-c758, 04/79 B2269 - NUREG/CR-1138, 11/79 NUEEG/CR-1412. 05/30 NUREG/CR-1051, 03/80 NUREG/CR-1320, 02/t. 0 NUREG/CR-1216, 12/79 NUREG/CR-1133, 11/79 NUREG/CR-0553, 05/79

PAGE 31 REFEREf4CE NUMBigt NM55 77-12 FIN 9 A3044 fiU GNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR BNL RES CONTACT: J. DURST V KR CONTACT:

DATE RE12f$lEQt 09/19/77 RESPONSE LTR DJ_ Tit 09/17/77 PROJECT START: 05/31/77 D*TE NELDIR: USER AiREEMENT ON: 10/04/77 PROJECT END: 06/30/80 IDENTIFICATI0NJF REQUEST CCH5EQULNCES ESTIMAIION STUDY / CONSEQUENCE ESTIMATION PASIS FOR NFED THE STUDY IS NEEDED TO PROVIDE NM55 WITH SOURCE TERMS WHICH WILL PROVIDE BASES FCR EITHER CONFIRMING PRESENT SAFECUARDS EMPHALIS ON SN, SABOTAGE OF A REACTOR, FUEL REPROCESSING FACILITY, OR FUEL FABRICATION FACILITY - OR PROVIDE A RATIONAL BASIS UPON WHICH TO CHANGE THOSE LMPHASIS.

S' ATUS_QF PPpCESSING REQ' JEST FOR RESEARCH CLOfMS THIS RESEARCH 15 COMPLETED AND THE FINAL REPORT WILL BE ISSUED IN THE THIRD QUARTER, FY-80.

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PAGE 32 PIFERENCE NUMBER: NM55 77-13 FIl4 W A2046 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ANL B2095 PNL A3043 BHL RL5 CONTAti: L. SANTOS USER CONTACT: H. MILLER RtTE REOUESTED: 11/02/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 12/09/77 PROJECT START: 04/01/76 10/01/77 07/01/76 j RATE 14(21R: USER ASREEMENT ON: 01/18/78 PROJECT END: 09/33/30 09/35/80 12/31/76 1pENTIFICATION OF REQUEST EFFLUENT AND ENVIRONMEhTAL MONITORING RESEARCN STUDIES AT OPERATING URANIUM MILLS / A) URANIUM MILL TAILING 5; 3) RESU5 PENSION CHARACTERIZATION; C) EVALUATION METHOD ASSESSMENT BASIS FOR NEED TO SUPPORT NM55 STAFF IN THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES:

(1) CARRYING OUT RADIOLGGICAL ASSESSMENTS FOR URANIUM MILLS FOR USE IN BOTH THE GENERIC 1

ENVIRCNMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS ON URANIUM MILLING AND FOR INDIVIDUAL MILL STATEMENTS.

(2) DEVELOPING GUID>NCE ON EFFLUENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING PROGRAMS FOR URANIUM MILL 5.

(3) IDENTIFYING ANY POTENTIAL PROBLEMS FOR URANIUM MILLS IN COMPLYING WITH EPA'S URANIUM IUEL CYCLE STANDARDS, STATUS 0F PPOCESSING REQUE!T FQR RESEARCH l

COMPLETED.

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A2046 - NUREG/CR-0433 32095 - NUREG-0629, 04/79 NUREG/CR-0758, 04/79 NUREG-1407, 05/E0 NU R E G/ C R- 1412. 05/30 NUREG/CR-1081, 03/30 NUREG/CR-1320, 02/20 NUREG/CR-1216, 12/19 NUREG/CR-1133, 11/79 NUREG/CR-0553, 05/79

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PAGE 33 R EFER ENCE. NU2131.R.i NM55 77-16 FIM # B6172 ASSIGNED TO SAFER CONTRACTOR: ORNL Et_fitifff;.12 W. LAHS USER CONTACT: R. DDEGAARDEN DATE REQUESTED 2 11/03/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE* 11/03/77 PROJECT START: 06/00/76 DrTE NEEDED_: lllfR AGREEMENT ON: 1t/07/77 PROJECT END- 09/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ST ANDARDIZED AN ALYSIS OF FUEL SHIPPING CONT AINERS.

1 Mill _Epe NEED THERE IS A NEED FOR RESEARCH TO DEVELOP A UNIFIED, STATE-OF-THE-ART USER ORIENTED, COMPUTER PROGRAM CAPABLE OF ROUTINELY PERFORMING LICENSING EVALUATIONS OF SPENT FUEL 5 HIPPING CASKS.

1T ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED CftI1ENI5 RES GENERATED USER NEED IN C00PERATION WITH NM55 STAFF.

D_0_CUMENTS ISSUER:

PARTIAL DRAFT NUREG/CR-0200 HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABEL TO NM55.

INSTRUCTION ON PROGRAM USE ALSO PROVIDED.

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PAGE 34 Eff[EENCE NUMBERT NM55 77-15d fit. s B2093 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: PNL RES CONTACTS W. LANs USER CONTACT: W. LAKE, D. HOPKINS DATE REQUESTEQ: 11/08/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE* 11/08/77 PROJECT START: 06/00/76 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 11/25/77 PROJECT END: 06/80 10ENTIFICATION OF REQUEST PLUTONIUM OXIDE LEAD RATES FROM SHIPPING CONTAINERS.

B ASIS FOR NEER THE NEED TO EVALUATE POSSIBLE LEAKAGE OF RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIAL FROM CONTAINERS DURING SHIPMLt:T REQUIRES A METHOD OF TESTIhG AND MEASURING LEAKAGE AND OF CORRELATING TESY RESUL15 WITH ACTUAL SHIPMENT CONDITIONS. MANY OF THE RADI0 ACTIVE SHIPMENTS ARE IN THE FORM OF A POWDER OR SLURRY WHICH ARE NOT SUSCEPTIBLE TO MEASUREMENT AT THE VERY LOW LEAK RATES INVOLVED. ALTHOUGH DIRECTED PRINCIPALLY TO THE LEAKAGE OF GASES OR LIQUIDS, ANSI N14.5m STATES THAT LEAKAGE OF PARTICULATES (SLURRIES OR POWDERS) CAN BE CONSERVATIVELY ASSESSED BY ASSUMING IHESE MATERIALS BEHAVE A5 WATER. THE USE OF WATER AS A SURROGATE TEST MATERIAL 15 NOT PRACTICAL FOR THESE LOW LEAK RATES AND THE USE OF GASES WITHOUT FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF CORRELATION METHODS RESULTS IN CROSS OVERESTIMATION OF LEAK RATES.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED COMMENTS I RES INITIATED REQUEST / RESPONSE LETTER WITH ASSISTANCE FROM NM55.

Pj_QJtMENTS ISSUED:

NUREG/CR-1099 NUREG/CR-0958

SEE SD 77-13.

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P PAGE 35 REFERENCE NUMBER 2 NM55 77-16 FIM 9 B5959 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: U. MC.

A3327 RES CONTACT: C. BARTLETT USER CONTACT:

DATE P1RHfillD 11/22/77 RESPONSE LTR Dilft 11/22/77 PROJECT START: 06/00/76 DATE NEEDED: USED AGREEMENT ON: 12/13/77 PROJECT END IDENTIFICATION OF REGtIEST LOW LEVEL WASTE MANAGEMENT RESEARCH.

BASIS FOR N(ID THERE IS A NEED TO DEVL10P DATA ON THE TYPES, QUANTITIES AND ACTIVITY LEVELS OF A WIDE VARIETY OF RADIDACTIVE WASTES. VERIFIED INDEPENDENT DATA ARE ALSO LACKING ON THE LONG TERM STABILITY OF SUCH WASTES OR THEIR POTENTIAL INTERACTION WITH THEIR CONTAINERS OR THE DISPOSAL ENVIRONMENT. THESE DATA ARE REQUIRED TO SUPPORT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NRC PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR LOW LEVEL WASTE FCRMS AND FACKAGES.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED.

S.QTlNh EPCUMENTS ISSUED:

A3027 - NUREG/CR-0667. 11/75

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PAGE 36 PEFERENCE NUMBER: NM55 77-17 FIN 4 B2292 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR PHL EES CCNTACT: L. SANTOS USER CONTACT: H. MILLER DATE REQUESTED: 11/23/77 PESPO*f5E LTR DATE: 01/31/79 PROJECT START: 06/79 DATE HEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 02/23/79 PROJECT END: 09/30/83 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST -

CROUND WATER IMPACTS OF URANIUM MILLING 11STS FCR NEED 7AILINGS SEEPAGE AND GROUND WATER PROBLEMS ARE VERY DIFFICULT TO DESCRIBE PRECISELY BECAUSE

CIL/GEDLOGIC STRUCTURES AND ASSOCIATED PROPERTIES ARE VERY COMPLEX. BECAUSE OF THE NON-Uf4IFORMITY OF TiiE SDIL AND GEDLOGY, EXACT DETERMINATION DF GROUND WATER IPPACT HAS BEEN i

DIFFICULT. HOWEVER. IN EACH LICENSING CASE SLME PREDICTIONS MUST BE MADE ABOUT POTENTIAL j IMPACTS ON GROUND WATER ESPECIAlLY AS RELATED TO DRIN%ING WATER SOURCES.

STATUS OF PROCESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMNFSYS 4

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EFERENCE NUMPER8 NM55 77-18 FIN # B2094 ASSIGNED Tor SAFER CONTRACTOR: PNL B2075 ANL A1036 RI, AI PES CONTACTS D. SQLBERG USER CONTACT:

RAlf_FECUESTE,Q: 11/23/77 LESPONSE LTR DATE2 11/23/77 PROJECT START: 10/01/77 03/03/76 10/01/77 DATE NEEDED: USER _ AGREEMENT ON: 11/30/77 PROJECT EPiD: 09/30/80 08/31/79 09/30/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST CRITICALITY 5AFETY RESEARCH/ A) EXPERIMENTAL CRITICALITY FOR CODE VALIDATION; B) INTEGRAL DATA LYALUATION; C) REFERENCE CRITICAL EXPERIMENTS.

LASIS FDP NEEQ NEED FOR (1) SENCHMARK CROSS SECTION DATA APPLICABLE TO THE CRITICALITY 5AFETY ANALYSIS OF SPENT FUEL STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS AND (2) CRITICALITY EXPERIMENTS ON LOW PU CONTENT, MIXrD OXICE FUELS UNDER CONDITIONS OF NON-OPTIMUM MODERATION.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH CDMPLETED.

ccMMEEli THI! RESEARCH NEED WAS FORMAtk2ED IN A LETTER FROM 5. LEVINE TO C. V. SMITH, NOV. 22, 1977, BASED ON PREVIOUS COMMUNICATION FROM H. LARSON. MM55. TO H. KOI TS, RES. MAY 13, 1975.

RQQIMENTS I$5UED A1036 - NUREG/CR-0674 B2075 - NUREG/CR-0965 B2094 - PNL-2438 NUREG/CR-0041 NUREG/CR-0796

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PAGE 38 PETEPENCE NUMPEE: NM55 77-19 FIN I ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR

RES CCNTACT: J. DAVIS USER CONTACTS 1

pH W CUESTED: 12/21/77 EfjitSfLSE LTR DATE2 PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDED2 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

l IDENTIFICATION OF REQJE5f SDIL-PLANT UPTAKE OF NL'CLIDES BASIS FOR NEED 1 TC PROVIDE NEtR-TERM LICEN5ING DECISIONS. FORMULATION OF REGULATIONS, AND DEVELOPMENT OF GUIDES AND ST ANDARDL CONCERNING LCW LEVEL WASTE MANAGEMENT OF COMMERCIALLY ='PERATED DISP 05AE SITES.

ST ATUS OF PROC 555f MG REQUEST FOR RESEARC11 CD*.M E N T S l

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PAGE 39 PEFERENCE NIJ93EP: NM55 77-20m FIN 4 ASSIGNED Tot 5AFER CONTRACTOR 2 E15lpflAq1 C. JUPITER USER CONTACT L. HARTUNG/E. HAWKINS DATE PEQUESTED* 11/23/77 P.ESPONSE LTR DATE: 02/22/78 PROJECT STAP,Ir 07/15/80 DATE NEEDED2 USER AGREEMENT ON2 03/14/78 PROJECT ENjt IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST DLVELOPMENT OF A DATA LA>E TD SU? PORT FUTURE STANDARDS AI.D CRITERIA FOR SHALLOW LAND BURIAL OF LOW-LEVEL WASTES TASAS A. B, AND C - SEE NM55 78-2. TASK D - ASSESSMENT OF GEOTECHNICAL AND RADIATION INSTRUMENTS AND METHODS FOR LOW-LEVEL WASTE REPOSITORY SITE EVALUATION.

BASIS FCE.NEED THESF. STUDIES ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPREHENSIVE DATA BASE WHICH THE NM55 STAFF WILL NEED TO ESTABLISH STANDARDS AND CRITERIA FOR THE LICENSING OF FUTURE SHALLOW LAND BURIAL SITES.

STATU1_OF PROCESSING RE"UEST FOR PESEARCH CWIIEN_ lit

SUPERSEDED BY NM55 80-10

l PAGE 40 g_EFERENC(_MQ3)_E3 s NM55 77-1 FIN s A1060 ASSIGNED TOs SAFER CONTRACTORt SANDIA RES CONTACTr R. ROBINSON USER CONTACT:

DATE PEQUESTEgr 11/10/78 RESPOMSE LTR DALE 01/10/78 PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDED: USER A_GREEMENT OM: 03/06/78 PROJECT END:

HE*[TIFICATION OF REQUEST DEVELOP At4D IMPROVE STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS METHODS FOR SHIPPING CONTAINERS.

DASIS Ff)R NEED (1) 10 OnT*:'a BETTER DEFINITION OF THE MARGINS OF SAFETY IN ANALYTICAL METHOD 5 CURRtnftY USED TO EVALUATE PACKAGE STRUCTURAL RESPONSE.

(2) TO DEVELOP MORE PRECISE ANALYTICAL METHODS CAPABLE DF RELATING PACKACE STRUCTURAL RESPONSE TO THE MATERIAL LOSS SPECIFICATIONS OF NRC REGULATIONS.

ST ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH CDP.PLETED. USER OFFICE AGP.EEMENT RECEIVED 03/06/78.

CO*NENTS DOCUMENTS ISSUED I

A106 0 - NUREG/CR-0725, 03/79 1 NUREG/CR-0738, 04/79 NUREG/CR-0751, 04/79 NUREG/CR-0398, 07/79 NUREG/CR-0928, 08/79 NUREG/CR-0960, 08/79

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IRINTIFICATICM OF RECUEST ACCIDENT SOURCE TERM DETERMINATION AND ANALYSIS A) DEFINITIOM OF PARAMETERS FOR MAJOR ACCIDENTS AT WASTE SOLIDIFICATION AND SPENT FUEL STORAGE FACILITIE5; 3) ACCIDEhi INDUCED FLOW AND MATERIAL TRANSPORT ;N WJCLEAR FACILITIES:

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PATE 53 REFERENCE M9ME{3: NMSS 79-35 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR:

RES CONTACT: J. DAVIS USER CONTACT: C. MACDONALD. D. HELLIS D ATE REQUESTER: 03/05/79 EE1PONSE LTR DATE: 11/06/79 PROJECT START: 06/30 D4TE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 11/27/79 EROJECT END: FY 85 IDENTIFICATION OFFiQUE ft0DAL STUDY OF TRANSPORATION SAFETY CA%IS FOR NEED OETERMINE IF CURRENT PACKAGE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS SHOULD BE REVISED TO REFLECT EXTREMELY SEVERE ACCIDENT ENVIRONMENTS. DEVELOP COST EFFECTIVE BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING POST TEST ACCEPTANCE STANDARDS.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETE ConMF,Eli RFPA 30-182 0FFERS BEING EVALUATED 05/80.

RESPONSE LETTER TO STANDARDS IN DRAFT FORM ACCEPTABLE TO SD STAFF 05/80.

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RES CONTACT: J. D0YLE USER CONTACT:

DATE REQUESTED: 02/09/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 09/1S/73 DATE NEEDED: USER ACREEMENT ON: 04/04/79 PROJECT END: 06/14/30 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST HIGH LEVEL WASTE RESEARCH/ DATING GROUND WATER PASIS FOR NEEQ

1) DATING OF GROUNDWATER (STATE-OF-THE-ART).

2) THEORETICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF MASS AND ENERGY TRANSPORT - TO PROVIDE ASSESSMENT OF THE THEORY UNDERLYING THE TRANSPORT OF RADIONUCLIDES IN FRACTURED AND POROUS ROCKS.

3) SEALING ROCK MASSES - TO ASSESS CONVENTIONAL SEALING TECHNOLOGY FOR HAREHCLES: TO ASSESS CONVENTIONAL SEALING TECHNOLOGY IN DISCONTINUITY PLAHES.

4) INDIRECT ROCK MASS INVESTIGATIONS - STATE-OF-THE-ART; REVIEW EFFORT:

MERITS AND DRAW 3ACKS OF TECHMIQUES.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESE&RfE COMMFNTS

PAIE 55 REFERENCE NUMBER: NMSS 79-5 FIN 8 B7221 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR:

RES. CONTACT: J. D0YLE USER CONTACT:

DATE REQUESTED: RESPONSE LTR DATE: 12/19/79 PROJECT START: 01/02/80 DATE NEEDED: MSER AGREEMENT ON: 12/19/79 PROJECT END: 06/30/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST CONSULTING SUPPORT - NRC WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE AN INDEPENDENT CRITICAL COMMENTARY ON THE DRAFT OF THE TECHNICAL SECTIONS OF 10 CFR 60, ' DISPOSAL OF HIGH LEVEL RADIDACTIVE WASTES IN GEOLOGIC REPOSITORIES', BY EXPERT CONSULTANTS IN A WORKSHOP REVIEW.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

PAGE 56 REFEFENCE NUMBER: NMSS 79-6 FIN 4 B2269 ASSIGNED TH: SAFER CONTRACTOR: PNL B2370 PHL RES CONTACT: L. SANTOS USER CONTACT: H. MILLER DATE REQUESTED: 07/17/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 10/24/79 PROJECT START: 10/01/77 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 09/30/82 09/30/82 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST A) ATTENUATION OF RADON EMISSION FROM URANIUM TAILING PILES B) MITIGATION OF LONG TERM EROSION OF RADON - SUPPRESSION COVERS FOR URANIUM MILL TAILINGS 1 ASIS FOR NFED STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COPMENTS

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IDENTIFICATION OF REQUill SAFEGUARDS FOR PROLIFERATION RESISTAGT FUEL CYCLES '

BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE A FIRM BASIS FOR FUTURE NRC SAFEGUARD POLICIES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNtTIVE FUEL CYCLES BY THE COMMERICAL NUCLEAR INDUSTRY.

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RES CONTACT: C. JUPITER USER CONTACT:

DATE REQUESTED: RE1_PONSE LTR DATE: 12/19/79 PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 12/19/79 PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEil CONSULTING SUPPORT - NRC WASTE MANAGU1ENT PROGRAM BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE AN INDEPENDENT CRITICAL COMMENTARY ON THE DRAFT OF THE TECHNICAL SECTIONS OF 10CFR60. "DISPOSAL OF HIGH LEVEL RADI0 ACTIVE WASTES IN GEOLOGIC REP 0diTORIES". BY EXPERT CONSULTANTS Ill A WORKSHOP REVIEW.

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PAGE 59 REFERENCE NUMBER: NMSS 79-9 FIM 4 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR:

RES CONT 4CT: SOLBERG USER CONTACT: W. E. THOMPSON DATE REQUESTED: 12/31/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDID: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

JDENTIFICaTION OF PEQUEST FUEL CYCLE FACILITY DECOMMISSIONING BASIS FnR NEED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TO MEASURE THE EXTENT TO WHICH RADI0 ACTIVITY 15 REMOVED AND RELEASED SO THAT AN ASSESSMENT CAN BE MADE OF WHAT THE HAZARDS ARE AND HOW CONTROL MEASURES MIGHT BE IMPLEMENTED.

i 5TATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH 2

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RES CONTACT: SOLBERG/SWANBERG USER CONTACT: W. E. THOMPSON DATE REQUESTED: 12/31/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST TEC)!NETIUM-99 ENVIRONMENT AL IMPACT BASIS 50R NEED TO PROVIDE INFORMATICH SO THAT A CCMPLETE AMD RELIABLE ASSESSMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF TECHNETIUM-99 WILL BE AVAILABLE.

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W. E. THOMPSON DATE PEQUESTES2 12/31/79 RESPONSE LTR LATE: PROJECT START:

DATE NEEnED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT ENDt IDENTIFICATION OF RECUEST RADIONUCLIDES CAUSING GREATEST LONG TERM IMPACTS BASIS FOR NEED TO ESTAPLISH A FIRM DATA BASE FOR THE REFINEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSES. .

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PES CONTACTI W. TAYLOR USER CONTACT: R. GRAMANN DATE REQUESTED: 01/05/80 FESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START:

DATE NEECED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST

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ATOMICS INT'L RES CONTACit D. SQLBERG USER CONTACT

R. L. ':EVENSON DATE REQUESTED: 01/23/80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 03/21/80 PROJECT START:

pATE NEEEip: USER AGREEMENT OH- PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATICM OF REQQEST CRITICALITY EXPERIMENTS AT ROCKY FLATS BASIS FOR NEED TG CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS WITH LOW-ENRICHED, LOW-MODERATED URANIUM OXIDES WHICH WILL PROVIDE SENCt; MARKS TO VALIDATE THE CALCULATIONAL METHODS USED 10 SHOW THE CRITICALITY SAFETY OF SIMILAR SYSTEMS IN LWR FUEL FABRICATION PLANTS.

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RES CONTACT: USER CONTACT: H. MILLER D4TE REQUESTED: 05/15/80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST URANIUM RECOVERY LICENSING PROGRAM BASIS FOR NEED STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COM"ENTS

ALSO SEE hMSS 77-17 AND HMSS 79-6

PAGE 67 REFERENCE NUMBER: NMSS LO-6 FIN 8 ASSIC,NED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR:

EL5 CONTACT: J. DURST USER CONTACT: L. EVANS DATE RECUESTED: 07/02/30 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ,

SPENT FUEL POCL SABOTAGE B4SYS FOR NEED.

TO ESTABLISH A FIRMER TECHNICAL BASIS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SAFEGUARDS POLICIES FGR SPENT FUEL POOLS. TO ESTABLISH CONSISTENT SAFEGUARD POLICIES FOR THE STORAGE. TRANSPORTATION, AND DISPOSAL OF SPENT FUEL.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH CCMMENTS i

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RES CONTACT: USER CONTACT:

DATE REQUESTED: RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST GRADED SAFEGUARDS 3 ASIS FOR NEED ST ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

PAGE 69 i REFERENCE NUMBER: NMSS 80-A fl!i_s ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR:

RES C0F E l: ESER CONTACT: T. C. JOHNSON LATE REQUESTED: CS/08/30 Ef5PONSE LYR DATE: PROJECT START:

PATE NEEDED: M_SER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

ICENTIFICATION OF RFOUEST TMI MASTE PROPERTIES BASIS FOR NEED TMI IS EXPECTED T3 GENERATE RADI0 ACTIVE WASTES HAVING A WIDE RANGE OF CHARACTERISTICS. RESEARCH ON THESE WASTE TYPES ARE EXPECTED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION THAT HAS GENERIC INTEREST IN RADWASTE SOLIDIFICATION, DECON-TAMINATION AND DECCMMISS10NING AREAS.

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PES COMTACT: D. 50LBLRG I!SER CONTACT _: J. JACKSON & W. LAKE DATE REQUESTED: 08/23/80 RESPCNSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDE0: USEF ACREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION IN SPENT FUEL ASSEMBLIES TN SHIPPING CASKS.

FASIS FOR NEED TO OBTAIN DATA WHICH CAN BE USED TO DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE ADEQUACf 0F EXISTING METHODS AND DATA AND TO DETERMINE IF THERE IS A NEED FOR TEST CR ANALYTIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS.

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DATE REQUESTED: RESPONSE LTR DATE: 07/t5/30 PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDE2: USE't AGREEMENT ON: 09/11/83 P_ROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION 9F REQUEST GE0 TECHNICAL ENVIRONMENTAL, AND RADIni cN ttEASUREMENT SYSTEr1 EVALUATION I

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DATE REQUESTED: 07/30/76 RTSPONSE LTR DATF,: 02/10/77 PROJECT START: 04/00/76 i

DATE %EEDED: 10/03/79 USER AGREFMENT ON: PROJECT END: 12/00/78 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST 4 REACTCR SAFETY STUDY METHOCOLOGY APPLICATIONS PROGRAM.

4 f A115 FOR NEED

{ APPLICATION OF WASH-1400 METHODOLOGY IN LICENSING SAFETY REVIEWS.

STATUS OC PROCESSINS REQUEST FOR RESEARCH l

A SANDIA CONTRACT HAS BEEN LET kHICH IS PARTIALLY RESPONSIVE - COMMUNICAYICM CONTINUES WITH NRR TO FURTHER DEFINE THE BALANCE OF fHE PROGRAM TO RESPCHD FULLY TO THE NEED.

[CP*.ENTS ,

RES'ONSIVE TO REQUESTS SY NRR (R. HEINEMAM), ACRS AND OTHERS.

NRR 76-18 IS A Su: SET OF THIS REQUEST AND THE SANDIA CONTRACT IS IN RESPON5E TO THAT SUBSET.

TASKS I.NVOLVING APPLICATION OF RSS METHODOLOGIES TO FOUR LWR DESIGNS ARE C9NTINUING, WITH THE TECHNICAL WORK SCHEDULED FOR COMPLF!!ON IN DECEMBER, 1978.

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DATE REQUESTED: 05/22/75 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 11/21/77 PROJECT START: 10/01/77 05/04/78 10/01/77 DATE NEEPED: USEJ AGREEMENT ON: 12/16/77 PROJECT EN_Q: 09/30/83 09/16/77 09/3C/78 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST SOURCE TERM MEASUREMENTS AT OPERATING PVR'5; REACTOR RADWASTE CENERIC STUDY.

BASIS FOR NEED TO VERIFY THE SOURCE TERM hCDEL5 USED BY THE EFFLUENT TREATMENT SYSTEMS BRANCH, NRR, IN THEIR EVALUATIONS OF RADWA5TE TREAIMENT SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE.

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A-6075 - MUREG/OR-01f,0 B0171 - NUREG/CR-0141

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PAGE 74 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 76-1 FIN 8 A3tta ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: LLL RES C04raCT: S. "ABIC USER CONTACT: C. CRIMES DATE REQUESTED: 03/17/76 RESPONSE L TR DATE: 09/01/76 PROJECT START: C4/00/76 D4TE NEEDED: 01/33/77(I) USER AGREEMENT ON: N/A PF0 JECT END: (JULY 1977)

ASAP (F) 10/CD/77 FINAL IDENTIFICATION OF RE00EST CONFIRMATORY RESEARCH FOR B'R A POOL DYNAMICS.

AAll5 FCR NEFD HICH LOCALIZED STRUCTURAL LOADS RESULT FROM INITIAL PURGING OF DRYWELL AIR AND SUBSEQUENT STEAM CONCENSATION. THIS CAUSES SIGNIFICANT UPLIFT FORCES IN THE BWR MARK I CONTAIHMENT TCRUS.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQtJEST FOR RFSEARCH COMu'L E I ED.

C C MME.4 T S t/S SCALE, 90 DEGREE SECTOR TORUS SECTION HA> BEEN USED AT LLL FOR AIR VENTING TESTS BEGUN ON 03/08/77.

THE AIR TESTS HAVE BEEN CCMPLETED. THE TEST DATA WAS FORWARDED TO NRR AS QUICK LOOK REPORTS WERE RECEIVED. THE FINAL REPORT ON THE AIR TESTS IS EXPECTED ON 09/30/77. THE DATA WILL BE USED PRIMARILY TOR CODE VERIFICATIDN SINCE SCALING LtWS ARE NOT YET AVAILABLE FOR STEAM. THE NEED FOR STEAM TESTS IS BEING EVALUATED SY M4R AND RES. THE TEST APPARATUS WILL BE KEPT ON STAND 5Y FOR ABOUT A YEAR, PENDING A DECISICH TD TEST WI!M STEAM.

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REFERENCE NUMBIX: NRR 76-2 FIN # A1054 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR! SANDIA i

EES C09 FACT 2 T. WALKER USER CONTACT: A. MARCHESE RATE RECtiESTED* 05/29/76 EESPONSE LTR QAIL 05/17/76 EE.0;ECT START: 04/00/76 03/07/78 E4TE NFECED: FY 79-39 IJS EP. AGREEMENT ON: N PPOJECT END: CONTINUING 1pCNTIFICATION OF REQt2EST

' CR3RP IMIERLNT RETENTION CAPASILITY FCR SODIUM AND CORE DEBRIS:

A) 50DILM-CONCPETE INTERACTIONS.

5) SODIUM INTERACTIONS WITit STEEL-LINED CONCRETE CELLS.

-! C1 CORE DEBRIS INTERACTIONS WITit STEEL-LINED CONCRETE CELLS.

BASIS FOR AEE9 NRR FFTF RECUIRES DATA BREEDERS.

AMD ALTERNATE TO EE USED AS BASIS FOR CRITERIA FOR REVIEW AND LICENSING OF LMF8R'S SUCH AS STATUS OF PROCESSING REQt!E.ST FOR RESFARCH MODIFIED MARCH 7. 1973 i

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' PROJECT INITIA!ED AT SANDIA 04/76 FOR A & S. EXISTING LWR CORE MELT WORK AT SANDIA USED FOR INITIAL RESULTS FOR C. SOME RESULTS DELIVERED TO NRR 09/76 AND 11/76. REVISED WORK FLAN WAS ISSUED

! C9/76. CUICK LOCK REFORTS WERE ISSUED TO NRR ON:

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08/77 ON INITIAL SODIUM-CONCRETE INTERACTIONS FOR A & B 07/77 CN SUSTAINED STAINLESS STEEL--CONCRETE INTERACTIONS FOR C.

11/77 ON A &S 12/77 CN C RESULTS CF IN-PILE CORE DE3RIS TESTS 04/78 0?4 A & 3 PRCCRAM IS EEING REDIRECTED PER LET!ER MARCH 7, 1978 FROM CASE TO LEVINE TO COVER FFTF 1

SUPF 0RT IN CY1973. AND CENERIC RESEARCH IN 1979 AND LATER.

1 FIN 4L 2EPORT FOR SGDIUM-SASALT CCNCRETE INTERACTION WAS F0nuARDED BY RIL 61 DATED 10/11/79.

PR0027M IS BEING RFDIRECTED TD MEET GENERIC NEEDS OF CCRE MELT INTERACTIONS WITH SACRIFICAL

] AND REFRACTORY MATERIALS (AND CONCRETE) To MEET THE HEEDS IN USER REQUEST NRR 79-

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1 RATE NEEDFD: 10/00/77 USER AGREFMENT 09: 01/07/77 PROJECT END: FY 1979 1EENTIF! CATION OF REQUE51

, STEAM OEhERATOR TUDE INTEGRITY f

P ASIS FCR _NEED 4

TO DETERMINE MARGINS OF FAILURE OF DEGRADED TUBES UNDER NORMAL OPERATING AND UPSET CONDITIONS.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH j CCMPLETED.

I COMMENTS PNL H A5 COMPLETED BURST TUBING. USING TUSING WITH MECHANICAL DEFECT 5; COLL APSER TESTS ARE UNDERWAY.

RESUtis FROM TUBES WITH ENVIRCNMENTALLY INDUCED FL AWS ARE EXPECTED IN Tite FALL OF 78.

VALIDATION. USING SERVICE-DEFECTED TUBING 15 EXPECTED TO BE PROVIDED IN FY 1979.

DOCUMENTS I55012: huREG/CR-07 t S. 09/79 NUREG/CR-0714 NUREG - 0359. 03/77 NUREG/CR-0277. 12/77 NUR E G/ C R-0 086. 03/75 l

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RES CONTAqis C. PRICHARD USER CONTACT: G. GEARS DATE REQUESTED: 34/30/76 RESPONSE LTR D4TE: 06/08/77 PROJfCT START: 06/01,77 DATE NFEDED: 1930 MSER AGREEMENT ON: 06/20/77 PROJECT END: 1t/30/80 IDENTIFICATIpN Or REQUEST ASSESSMENT OF AGRICULTURAL LAND IN RELATION TO POWER PLANT SITING AND COOLING SYSTEM SELECTION /

ENERGY ANAL. METHGD - PCMER PLANT SITIt!G BASIS FOR NEED STAFF LACKS A COMPREHENSIVE LAND-USE ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY FOR LICENSING APPLICATIONS.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCE SOLE SOURCE JUSTIFICATION WRITTEN FOR UNIVERSITY OF FLCRIDA FOR PHASE I, AND PHASE II i

COMMENT 3

] PHASE I CCMPLETED 10/11/73. DELAY ENCCUNTERED IN GETTING SOLE SOURCE APPROVAL FROM j CONTRACTS FCR PHASE II. PHASE II STARTED 09/20/79.

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RES CONTACT: C. PRICMARD USER CONTACT: D. CLEARY DaTE P3UESTED: 25/13/76 RL$Pf*iSE LTR DUf: 06/13/77 PROJECT START: 06/10/76 DATE NEEDED: 05/CDr77 t$15L1,G tEEMENT ON: 07/11/77 PROJECT END: 07/27/77 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST I IF. PACTS OF CCASTAL AND OFFSHORE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATIONS CN RECREATIONAL AND TOURIST i BEHAVICR AT ADJACEAT COASTAL SITES.

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# ES CCM T_A Q[2 C. PRICHARD USER CONTACT: J. ROBERTS DATE #ECUESTED 15/20/75 Ef5PONSE LTR DAT(: 05/5t/77 PROJECT START: 09/01/76 05/24/77 l 2 ATE NEEQED: 06/03/77 USEE AGREEMENT ON: E_ROJECT EN_D 12/31/77

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j JDENTIFICATION OF RFQttE$1 FCRECASTs OF GENERATING COSTS OF COAL AND NUCLEAR PLANTS.

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FASIS FOR NEF.2

!' TO PROVIDE AN INFORMATION SASE TO ALLOW AN EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVES TO FEOPOSED LICENSING ACTIChs - IN THE PERFORNANCE OF NEPA 3BLIGAT10t45.

$T2TUS OF PFCCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH FRGCESSING OF REQUEST COMPLETED.

4 MIM UCRK 15 JOINTLY FUNDE3 ST ERDA AND NRC AND IS UNDER CONTRt.CT TO UNITED ENGINEERS.

ll poCUMENTS Ill!1[Q: NUREG-0243. 05/79

N'.NEG-0242. 05/77 j NUkEG-0246. 04/79 NURiG-0247. 09/78 -

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J RIL-St. 04/12/79

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EFFECTS OF NUCLEAR PCMER PLANT OPERATIONS ON MARINE BORER POPULATIONS-745I5 FOR NEED RESOLVE QUESTION OF EFFECT OF WLRM REACTOR EFFLUENTS 04 SHIP-WORM POPULAIIONS AT OYSTER CREEK. FORKED RIVE 2, AND BARNEGAT BAY.

STATQ* CF PFOCESSING REQUEST FOR PTSEAPCH WORK IS UNDER CONTRACT TO LEHIGH UNIVERSITY. A RESPONSE LETTER FROM LEVINE TO CASE WAS TRANSMITTED O N AU G'J5 T 5, 1577 DESCRILING THE FORMULATED WORK SCOPE AND REQUESTING NPR'S AGREEMENT. THIS WORK WAS FURTHER ENrt*RSED SY NRR WITH THE REQUEST TO CONTINUE WITH LEHIGH U. FOR AT LEAST 3 MORE YEARS.

f.fM.li If IS EXPECTED THAT THE MORK WILL REQUIRE 3 YEARS TO BE COMPLETED.

POCU"EMTS ISSUED: NUR E G/ CR- 0396. 09/79 NUREG/CR-0330. 01/7e NUR E G/CR-06 34 03/79 NUREC/CR-OS l2. 06/79 1

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A0126 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: LLL B6719 B6720 A0130 A0133 EES CONTACT 58 J. O'BRIEN J. CO5TELLO USER CONTACT

G. KNIGHTON G. BAGCHI J. RICHARDSON DATE REQUESTED: 04/07/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 05/12/78' EF0 JECT START

02/01/78

DATE NEEDED: 1979 USER .SGREEMENT OH2 11/28/78 PPOJECT (ND: 1985 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST l

QUANTIFICATICH OF IMHERENT SAFETY Mt.RGINS IN SEISMIC DESIGNS.

BASIS FOR NEED ACRS BECA!!E AWARE THAT PROBABILITY OF EXCEEDING SAFE SHUTDOWN EARTHQUAKE WAS CONSIDERABLY

>1G-7 PER YEAR. ACRS REQUESTED (AUGUST 1974) THAT NRC STAFF ADDRESS THE MATTER OF QUANTIFYING THE SAFETY MARGIh, STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETE. PHASE II 0F EFFORT DbE TO BEGIN IN JANUARY 1981

[0MMENTS RESPONSE LETTER WILL BE FORWARDED AS 500N AS THE SCDPE IS DEFINED IN A T1EETING SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 1978.

l MEMD FROM E. CASE TO 5. LEVINE. DATED JUNE 10, 1977 RECOGNIZED PROGRESS TO DATE ON THE FORITULATION OF A RESEARCH PROGRAM AND ENCOURAGED CONTINUED EFFORT. SEVERAL SMALL ONGOING RESEARCN CONTRACTS WILL PROVIDE PARTIAL AN514ERS TO THE RESEARCil REQUEST. TilESE WILL BE INTEGRATED INTO THE OVERAli REFER TO NOV. 14, PROGRAM. THE iONG RANGE PROGRAM 15 EXPECTED TO T AKE 4 TO 5 YEARS 10 COMPLETE.

!?77 MEMD FROM JERRY HARBOUR TO TOM MURLEY. FOR 51 ATEMENT CL ARIFYING ISSUES.

MORE THAN THIRTY TOPICAL REPORTS ARE EXPECTED IN TY 1980.

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a 34515 FOP NEED MOST CONSEQUENTIAL PLANT CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS ON LOCAL COMMUNITIES ARE ASSOCIATED MITH CONSTRUCTIDH LABOR FORCE.

ilAly5 GF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCN PROJECT UNDERWAY.

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DtTE FEQUESTE3: 06/28/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 11/04/77 ffa)ECT START: IC/01/77 i DATE NEE. QED: 07/00/78 D_LR AGREEMENT CN 11/17/77 PROJECT END: 09/30/81 l

IDENTIFICATI0!4 0F REQU_EST ASSESSING THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THREADFIN SHAD I?:PINGEMENT DUE TO COLD SHOCK AT NUCLEAR POL 4EP PLANTS.

LA'IS FOR NF19 LICENSING ACTICMS UNDER NEPA INCLUDE RESPCNSIBILITY TO EVALUATE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF "IflPORTANT" SPECIES OF AQUATIC ORGANISMS.

ETATUS OF PF0 CESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED.

I Cor:1EfLT_1 PROGRAM BEING DEVELOPED TO ACCESS POPUL ATICN RESPCNSES USING DOWNSCAt: SONAR AND OTHER FOPULATION ESTIMATION IECfWIQUES.

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PROJFCT [ND: 09/30/80 09/30/81 09/30/80 05/30/78 36/30/81 IDENTIFICATION OF_RETJEST RESEARCH INTO CHEMICAL DISCHARGES TO RECFIVING WATER / CHEMICAL EFFLUENTS-NPP/ BIOCIDE BY-RODUCTS IN LWR EFFLUENTS / UNIFIED TRANSPORT.

SASIS FOR NLED IN ACCCRDANCE WITH LICENSING RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER NEPA, 10CFR PART 51 AND REGULATORY GUIDE 4.2, NRC, THERE IS A NEED TO ASSESS IMPACT OF DISCHARGE OF PLANT CHEMICALS TO RECEIVING WATERS AND IMPACTS TO BIOTA.

STATUS OF PROCESSING RE9UEST FOR PESEARCH FORMULATION OF WORK SCOPES COMPLETED FOR CHLORINE AND COPPER INVESTIGATIONS; PROJECT BEING DEVELOPED FOR INVESTIGATION OF EFFECTS OF TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS.

COVENTS l THE UORK IS DIVIDED INTO THREE PARTS. THEY ARE:

l A) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FROM DISCHARGED COPPER. THIS WORK IS BEING PERFORMED AT LLL.

MARINE STUDIES ARE BEING COMPLETED. FRESH WATER STUDIES ARE TO START IN FY 1973 AT UNIV.

t OF NORTH CA*0 LINA.

B) ENVIR0llMENTAL IM?ACT FROM DISCHARGED CHLORINE. THIS WORK IS BEING PERFORMED AT PNL, ORNL AND U. OF WASHINGTON.

C) ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FROM TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS IN THE DISCHARGED STREAM--WORK SCOPE DEING DEVELOPED.

D) SOME PROJECTS DELAYED BECAUSE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS CANNOT GET INTO POWER STATIONS TO COLLECT SAMPLES FRCM DISCHARGES DUE TO STATIUN SHUTDOWNS.

SECY-78-622 D9CUMENTS ISSUID:

A0119 - NUREG/CR-0747, 10/79 55679 - NUREG/CR-0552, 02/79 B2098 - NUdEG/CR-0504, 01/79 NUREG/CE-0748, 06/79 NUREG/CR-0665, 09/79 NUREG/CR-0684, 05/79 NUREG/CR-0474, 10/78

PAGE 85 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 76-12 FIN 8 B2096 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: UNI Ef1_f0NTACl* J. FOULKE USER CCHTACT: T. MURPHY DATE REQUESTED: 06/30/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 06/09/77 EREJECT START: 08/01/76 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMEtil_pH: 06/28/77 PROJECT ENp: 1979 IDENTIFI(ATION OF REQUEST i

EVALUATION OF LWR CCCUPATIONAL RADIATION EXPO 5URE REDUCTION TECHNIQUES.

I BASIS FOR NEE 2 DEFINE QUANTITATIVE USEFDLNESS AND EFFECTIVENESS OF REG. GUIDE 8.8 (ALARA) 50 THAT STAFF 0 REVIEWERS CAN CCNCENTRATE UN AREAS MOST EFFECTIVE RELA TIVE TO MEETING REQUIREMENTS OF PERTINENT REGULATIONS.

I j STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH

COMPLETFD.

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BASIS FOR_NEED I

VALIDATION OF SCALING L AWS USED IN THE CONFIRMATION OF THE EVALUATION BASIS FOR THE G.E.

MARK I TESTING FROGRAM AND CEMONSTRATION THAT PRESSURE LOADS CAN BE EXTRAPDLATED TO PERMIT EVALUATION DF THE MARK I LONG-TERM PROGRAM.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESE ARCN COMPLETED.

[0MMENTS PROJECT WAS INITIATED AT MIT 10/76. TEST APPARATUS FABRICATION COMPLETE 01/77. LAB SCAL 8 TEST PROGRAM COMPLETE 10/77. FINAL REPORT EXPECTED 11/77. RESPONSE TO NRR REGARDING THIS REQUEST WAS INCLUDED WITH 09/01/76 LETTER RESPONSE TO NRR 76-1 t

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PAGE 87 HEFERE*:CE NUMBER NRR 76-14 F'N # B2266 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CpMTRACTOR: PHL RES CONTACT C. PRICHARD USER CONTACT: M. KALTMAN DATE REQUESTER: 07/14/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 07/25/77 PROJECT STASI: 10/01/77 I4TE NEEDF.D* USEst AGRErMENT OM: 08/08/77 FROJECT END: 09/30/80 IDENTIFICf110N OF PEQUEST STUDY OF THE VISUAL CHANGE WITIIIM A REGION DUE TD ALTERNATIVE CLOSED CYCLE COOLING SYSTEMS i

AND ASSOCIATED 50CIDEC0143MIC IMPACTS.

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NRC 15 REQUIRED TO ASSESS POTENTIAL SOCI0 ECONOMIC IMPACTS ON COMMUNITIES WHICH SURROUND PLANT SITES, AS PART OF THE CD51-SENEFIT ANALYSIS TO LICENSING APPLICATIONS.

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B66C9 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRPCTOR: CWA SES CONTACT: J. COLTELLO USER CONTACT: P. WILLIAMS DATE REQUESTLd: 07/21/76 M fjNSE LTR QLTI: 05/31/78 PROJECT START: 07/01/79 j DATE NEfjf_Q: 10/0D/77 tf 5ER AGREEMENT Oti: 12/27/78 PROJECT ENDr 09/30/80 IDENTIFLqATION OF REQUE51 l TORT: ADO GENERATED MISSILE CRITERI A/A'JTO IMPACT STUDIES.

B ASJS FOR MEED PROVIDE BASIS FOR STAFF TO REACH A CONCLUSION AS TO THE ACCEPTABILITY OF THE PROPOSED 4 DESIGN AGAINST HAZARDS OF MISSILES GENERATED BY NATURAL PHEMOMENA (CRITERIO:4 2 0F THE GENERAL DESIGN CRITERIA 0F APPENDIX A TO 10 CFR PART 50).

STATUS OF PROCESSING _ REQUEST FCP RE*FARCH COMPLETE COMMENTS THIS PROJECT 15 PART OF TA$lt ACTION PL AN A-38. TORNADO MISSILES.

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PAGE 89 REFERENCE NUMBERr NRR 76-16 FIN 4 A6115 ASSICNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTORr ACC RES CONTACT: W. LAH5 D5FR CONTACT

J. COLLINS DATE REQUESTED: 07/21/76 9ESPnNSE ETR DATE2 07/25/76 PROJECT START: 38/01/77 DA T E NHQQ 12/03/78 USER V.REEMENT ON: 08/25/77 PROJECT ENQt lpENTIFICATION OF R Q M USE OF REVERSE 05MD515 FCR PROCESSIPG RADIDACTIVE LIQUID WASTES FROM .MUCLEAR PCWER REACTORS.

AASIS FOR NEEQ SUPPORT NRR EFFORT IN REVIEW OF CP/0L LICENSE APPLICATIONS AND REEV.*LUATION OF OPERATING REACTOR 5 l FOR CONFORMANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF s.PPENr>IX I TD to CFR PART 50.

f j ITATUS Or Pc0 CESSING REQUEST FOR RESEfRCH l COM.L ET ED .

i COMf*EN TS A RESEARCH ORDER WA5 ISSUED TO ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP (ACC) AT INEL TO PERFORM CRITICAL REVIEWS OF EXISTING DATA ON REVERSE OSMDSIS APPLICABLE TO LWU S ACC ESTIMATES C0h1EACT CCMPLETION IM JANUARY, 1978. <

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HAZARDS TO N'ICLEAR PCL.Et PLANTS FROM NEARBY TRANSPORTATIOft ACCIDENTS.

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H. VANDERMOLEN palf_EE9UESTED: 09/22/76 RESPON5E LTR DATE2 10/21/76 PROJECT STARTt 09/00/76 P ATE NIEDID: 10/Ct/77 M1ER AGREEFENT ON: N/A PROJECT END: FY 82 IDENTIFIC ATION GF REQ' JEST NOISE AMALYSIS DIAGNOSIS /0R NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS.

BASIS FOR FEEQ T3 PROVIDE NRR WITH INFORMATION TO ALLOW EFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NGISC DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS IN CPERATING REACTOR 5.

l STATUS OF PSDGE15ING REQUEST FCS RESEAPCM COMPEETED.

[0MMENTS A PROGRAM WAS INITIATED AT ORNL 09/76. BASELINE MEASUREMENTS WERE TAKEN IN FY 1976 AT 3 BWRS.

AN ANALYSIS USING NOISE DIAGNOSTIC TECHNICUE5 TO DETECT AND QUANTIFY FUEL 1 CONTRGL ROD VIB-RATIONS AN) AN ASSESSMENT OF LOOSE PARTS MONITORING 15 BEING PERFORMED. MSALUREMENTS AND SD, MRR AND RES ARE JOINTLY INITIAL ASSESSMENT STUDIES ARE EXPECTED TO BE CCMPLETE 80/78.

SPONSORING A CONTINJING INVESTIGATION OF THIS PROBLEh AREA, WHICH IS EXPECTED TO BE CGMPLETED IN OCTOBER, 1980.

ANALYSIS OF FIELD MEASUREMENTS IN 1977-78 AFTER BWR-4 FUEL AND BOX CHANGES WERE MADE BY GE INDICATE TilAT THE INSTRUMENT TUBE VIERATIONS MAVE BfEN ELIMINATED. THE LOOSE PARTS MONITORIMG SYSTEM SURVEY HA5 BEEN COMPLETED. THE ORNL ANALYTICAL STUDY OF H015E DI AGN0511C TECHNIQUES TO DETECT AND GUANTIFY FUEL AhD CONTROL RCD VIBRATIONS IS CONTINUING.

THE SCOPE OF THIS ACTIVITY HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS TO EVALUATE AND IMPROVE LOOSE PARTS MCNITORING SYSTEM (LFMS) PERFORMANCE. PROJECT COMPLETION 15 ESTIMATED TO BE OCTOBER, 1980.

DOCUMENTS 155UEDs N!) REG /CR-C525, 12/18 1

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PAGE 93 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 76-20 FIM t B6003 AlsIGNED TO: SAFER CONTR4C10Rt NRL RES CONTACT: D. SOLBERG M113 CONTACT: R. BELLAMY DATE RE2 VESTED: 10/22/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: It/23/77 PR04 jct STARI: C1/15/77 DATE NEEEED: 03/03/78 E5ER AGREEMfMT ONr 12/14/77 PROJECT END: 09/30/80 1D{NTIFICAT70M OF REQUEST CONFIRMATORY RESEARCH FCR THE PERFCRMANCE OF ACTIVATED CHARCOAt IN NORMAL VENTILATIDM EXHAUST SYSTEMS.

PASIS.FOR NEED TO IMPROVE NRC'S CAPABILITY TO EVALUATE THE RADIDACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PROPOSED OR INSTALLED Ifl NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS.

STATUS OF f*F00E55f rC REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETE

$9MMENTS kORK 3EING DONE UNDER AN INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT WITH NRL.

EXPOSURE CF FILTERS TO NATURAL ENVIRONMENT nT NRL AND TWO OTHER LGCATIONS FOR VARIOU5 LU2ATIONS WAS COMPLETED AND EFFECTS ON MFTHYL ICDI9E PENETRATION DETERMIHED. EVALUATION OF lab 0kATORY EXPOLURES IN PROGRESS.

SECY-78-622 EUFENTS 155UFRt HUREG/CR-0771 NUREG/CR-0025

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PACE 14 REFERENCE !! UMBER: HRR 76-21 FIN P A6033 fSSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: INEL

RES. CONTACT: H. SULLIVAN USER CONTACT: N. LAUBREN DATE REQUESTED: 11/08/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 01/17/77 PROJECT START: 03/12/79 n4TE NEEDEpr 12/CD/77 USER AGREEMENT ON: 11/28/78 PROJECT END: 02/07/32 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST PWR SYSTEM PERFORMANCE WITH UPPER HEAD INJECTION.

14515 FOR NEER NRR NEEDS CONFIRMATORY SYSTEM VERIFICATION DATA FOR UHI MODE OF ECC INJECTION FOR PWR PERFORMANCE.

! ST ATUS OF PROCESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED.

i COMMENTS SEMISCALE HAS BEEN MODIFIED TO INCLUDE UHI INTERNALS, A 12-F00T HEATED CORE AND A SINGLE PIPE DOL *NCCMER. SEVEN 3ASELINE TESTS ARE UNDERWAY TO PROVIDE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE CHARACTER-

ISTICS PRIOR 10 INVESTIGATING UHI AND OTHER ECC INJECTION TECHNIQUES.

THE MOD 3 CONFIGURATION WILL DE FORTHER MODIFIED TO INVESTIGATE ECC BYPASS AND UHI BEHAVIOR UTILIZhNG A TWO PIPE EXTERNAL DOWNCOMER. THIS TEST SERIES WILL COMMENCE AUGUST, 1979.

DOCUMENTS ISSUED:

j A6038 - NUREG/CR-0254, D8/>8 NUREG/CR-0467, S1/79 NUREG/CR-0281, 09/78 NUREG-1124, 12/79 NUREG/CR-0289, 07/78 NUREG/CR-3356, 12/78 NU2iG/CR-0291, 12/78 NUREG/CR-0814 06/79 NUREG/CR-0406, 01/77 NUREG/CR-0815, 06/79 j NUREG/CR-0871, 07/79

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PAGE 95 REFERENCE NUMMEP.: NRR 76-72 FIN e B62C6 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: MAGI SES CONTACT: D. 50LBERG USER CONTACT: J. MINNS DATE REQUESTFD: 11/09/76 PESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 02/27/79

, DATE NEEDED 08/00/78 JL5fR AGREEMENT nHz 11/23/78 PROJECT EHQ: 03/Cf/80 5

IDENTIFICATION OF PEQUEST EVALUATION OF REACTOR EVALUATION STREAMING.

PASIS JnR NQp LTUDY 10 CCNFIRM THAT MONTE CAF:LO METHODS CAN EE USED TO ACCURATELY ESTIMATE RADIATIOM STREAMING IN NUCLEAR PCUER PLANTS.

STATil5 0F PROCESSING REOUEST FOR R ES E ARCH I

FINAL REPORT COMPLETED AND AWAITING NRC SUPPLEMENT.

MMUENTS l .

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PAGE 76 REFERENCE NLMBER NRR 76-23 FIM.8 82041 LIGNED T02 RSR CONTRACTOR 1 PNL PES CONTACT 5. FABIC USER CONTACT: H. LAUBREN DATE REQUESTED: 11/22/76 PESPONSE LTR DATE: 01/17/77 PROJECT START: BEG FY78 DATE NEEDED2 10/00/77 USER AGREEFENT CN PROJECT END: 10/00/78 1pENTIFICATION OF REQUEST COBRA-IV LOCA ANALYSIS OF PLANTO iGUIPPED WITH U;lf. BASIS FOR NEED MEED TO EX1END THE NUMERICAL SIMULATION MODEL IN THE COBRA-IV CODE TO ALLOW PREDICTION OF RELEVANT THERMAL-HYDRAUL!C PHEM3MENA DURING A LOCA IN PLANTS ECUIPPED WITH dHI. }T_ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FCIR RESEARCH CDMPLETED. COMMENTS THE FY73 CCBRA-IV EFFORT AT PNL 15 BEING DIRECTED TO M3 DEL THE FLUID DELIVERY FRDM THE UPPER HEAD AND UPPER PLENUM TD T:tE CORE. IIHI SYSIEM SIMUL ATION CALCUL ATIONS SHOULD BEGIN IN EARLY FY 73.

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l PAGE 97 ELE [ PENCE NUMBE3 HRR 7f.-24 FIN s 36205 455I GNG .T18 SAFER CONTRACTOR: INTER RES CONTaCis P. REED USER COMTACT: J. KLINE D 4T E 5'EQUCiUJ 8 12/08/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 09/10/76 D.AT E NEE 2EQ: 07/30/79 IL51PmAGSLLMINT Plis 12/08/76 PROJECT END P9/30/79 { 101NTIFICAT70N OF PEQUEST 4 SENSITIVITY OF CERTAIN AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC YECHNIQUES. MSIS FOR NEED i DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF USING REM 3f E ( AERI AL PEDT0 GRAPHIC) SENSING TECHNIQUES TO MEET REGULATORY NEEDS IN A MORE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE MANNER. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH i COMPLETED. ! rarmnin l PROJECT CD:*PLETED. FINAL REFORT BEING PRINTED WaTH COLOR PH010 GRAPH 5 W*i!C11 IS A LENGT:1Y

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;                      12/06/77 DATE NEEDED:   10/0D/77       23fg_LQPEEMENT ON:            06/23/77 PROJECT FNS:                                                   09/30/80 j    IDENTIFICATION or REQUEST J

FORECASTIhG ELECTRICITY DEMAND BY STATE AND UTILITY SERVICE AREA IN THE U.S. OM AN Af!NUAL BASIS. ? BASIS FOR NETD i IMPROVE NRC'S CAPABILITY FOR ASSESSING THE NEED FOR POWER FORECASTS OF APPLICANTS OF NUCLEAR l PCWER PLANTS. i iL/D5 or PP0 CESSING PE0t'EST F0P PESEA3fff PARTIALLY COMPLETED

COM*ENTS j WORK IS UNDER CONTRACT HITH DRNL AND 25 PROGRESSING ON SCHEDULE.

d5ECY-78-622 i PDCUMENTS ISSUED: FUREG/CR-0250, 10/78

tiUREG/CR-1847. 03/80 j RIL 337, 04/88 I

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PAGE 192 l REFERENCE NU"RL38 tRR 77-5 FIN s 24126 ASSICPED T3 R5R EfNTPACTOR: 52L RES CD'6 tacit L. 51:CTKIN USER CONTACT: P. NORIAN DA TE REMIESTED2 06/23/77 &ESPONSE LTP DATE8 45/23/73 ER2]f_CT START: 07/CS/77 D A T E N LLEID: USER 8C2EE5ENT oms PPp.e[Cy f*4p IPENTIFICATION or PECUEST 1955 0F COOLA!4T ACCIDENT ANALYSIS COMPUTER PROGR.'.MS. PASIS TCR N({Q IMPROVED LOCA C0"PUTER PROGRAM 5 ARE NEEDED TO: (1) PERFORM A'JDIT CaiCUL ATIONS FOR PWR$ AND BWRS. (2) ASSIST IN EVALUATION OF CURRENT LICENSING CONCERNS, E.G., UPPER HEAD TEMPERATtRE. UPPER HEAD INJECTICN. WESTINGHOUSE 2 LCOP PWRS. (3) EVALUATE POTENTIAL CHANGES IN PRESENT LICENSING REQUIREMENTS. A COitMI55IO1 PAPER 15 CURRENTLY IN PREPARATION WHICH WILL DISCUSS PCSSIBLE CdANCES TO APPENDIX E. (4) PERF0kN A STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF $1GNIFICANT PARAMETERS IN THE LOCA MODEL. (5) EVALUATIGN OF THE LICEMSING SIGNIFICANCE OF EXFERIMENTAL RESULTS (SEMISCALE. LDFT, TWO LCOP TE51 APPARATUS STANDARD PROBLEM PROGRAM). STATU5_OF PROCES$1NG REQUEST FOR RESEAlig (NJMBERED KEY REFERS TO ITEMS IN

BASIS FOR NEED" AEDVE).

(1) THE W"RAP-EM CODES tRE BEING USED AT SRL 74 PERFORM AUDIT CALCULATIONS FOR MRR. (2) THE MORK Ut.DERMAY AT Phl 04 COBRA IV (SEE MRR 76-23) IS SATISFYING THE NEED. (3) A DR AFT OF AN IN-HOUSE RECCMMENDATION HAS BEEN PREPARED. (4) A STUDY ON RELAP HA5 EEEN COMPLETED BY 5ANDIA. AND A STUDY CN TRAC WILL 4E UNDERWAY SdORTLY. (5) BOTH INEL AND SRL HAVE EXISTING TA'.Ki ~0 COVER THI% NEED. ens.u

PJ1(EENCE NU**P EP,s WRR 77-6 [JN 8 A2055 M M,NED TDs SAFER $9N7PACTORT AHL B5749 Lv i 30163 ORNL B2275 Pnt 22294 PNL B2271 PNL B6153 woI ! RES CONTA!T$ P. REED tlRR_C M iq,lt D. SCHREIBER. R. CODELL

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                                                                                                                                                                   =                       07/31/81 09/30/10 09/JS/h1 09/3C/St t

09/10/81 i 12/31/79 IDENY QIC4 TION or RfgyL5] MATHEMATICAL SIMULATION AND VEEIFICATIDM OF SEDIMC1T AND RADIONUCLIDE TRANSPORT IN SURFACE WATERS. 745IS FOR NEQ TO ret,tISTICALLY EVA1UATE RADIDNUCLICE MIGRATION ThROUGH THE SUFFACE WATERS. AND SUB5EQUENTLY THE RESULTING 005E TO MM. l 5TATUS QF_It(Cf.111NG S'E9UE5Y F c g 3 (*,J f l gf! l rnTLN_n ] j PRIORITY FCR 1HE WORK 15 NIGH.

 !                                       INITI AL CONTRACT 5 HAVE SEEN COMf'LETED. REMAINING COMTR ACTS WILL BE INITI ATED IN FY 81-f 2.

1 PML--MOOTLING Of RADIONUCLIDES IN COAST AL. OCEAN. AND LAKE SEDIMENTS ORNL-M3DELING OF RADIONUCLIDL5 IN RIVER SYSTEMS t.NL-L AEL CO AST LINE MODIFIC AT ION AT QUAD CITIE5 NUCLEAR STATICN

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DATE NEEDED: EARLY FY79 USEP aGPEEMENT OM EROJECT END IDENTIFICATION cf REQUEST 455E55 PENT OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF NUCLEAR POWER STATION ENTRAINMENT EFFECTS ON PHYTCPLANKTON AND ZOOPLANKTON. MITH AN EV#LUATION OF THE NEED FOR FUTURE MONITORING REQUIREMENTS. I i 14$15 FOR NEED UNDER THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL PO* ICY ACT OF 1969, NRC 15 RESPONSIELE FOR ASSESSING THE LNVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF NUCLE 4R PCMER STATICN 0.'ERATION ON AQUATIC RESC'JRCES WHICH ARE POTENTIALLY SbtJECT TO IMPACTION. TO THIS END. NEC HA5 RE0*JI2ED AFPLICANTS AND LICENSEES TO C7MDUCT BASELINE, PREOPERATIONAL, AND OPERATIONAL STUDIES WHICH FOCUS OM 0%E OR MORE OF SEVERAL BIOTIC COMPONENTS OF AQUATIC ECU5YSTEMS IN IHE VICINITY OF THE PCUER STATICMi IN QUESTION. THE DATA CLHERATED BY THESE STUDIES FCRM Yp:E EULE OF THE ECOLOGICAL INFORM 47IGN WhICH IS USED BY THF. NRC STAFF IN ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF STATION DPERATICN, A5 RLFLECTED IN THE CP AND OL STAGE ENVIRONMEKTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS. STATUS OF.PP.0 CESSING #($UEST FOR #ESE8RCH OISCUSSION CONTINUING BETWEEN RES AND EdR STAFF TO DEFINE WORK SCOPE AND CDNikACTCR. SE!*t[!!I.1 )' NRR INDICATED LCW PRIORITY AND NEED FCR WCRK UNITL RESU!T5 FROM PROJECTS flN SBC165 AND 86218 WERE EVALUATED. PROJECT ON HGLD. i I T 1 l i ~ - - _ . - - -. - - - - - . . . . ~ . ~ . _ - - . _ , - . _ - _ . - _ - - _ - - - - - _ _ - _ - , - . - - . - - - - ,

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l j PES LUNTACT C. PRICHARD USER CENTACT* M. KA*TMAN DATE REQUESTED: 07/14/77 PL1 POW 5E LTR DATE 04/12/75 EROJECT START't 10/01/79 - DATE NEEDED: FYE 1 USER AGeEEMENT ON: g4/s2/73 PROJECT END: t IDENTIFICATI0M OF PEQUEST I POST LICENSING STUDIES OF THE SOCICECONOMIC IMPACTS OF NUCLEAR PCMER PL ANT SITING /SOCI AL 4< IMPACTS - NPP SITING / LAND VALUE CHANGES NEAR NPP*S. ) ) L95I5 FOR NEED l THERE 15 A NEED FCR A SERIES OF TMELVE CASE STUDIES TO DESC21BE AND EVALUATE THE IMPACTi 0F NUCLEAR i PCWER PLANT SITIhG UND[R A WIDE VARIETY OF SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, AND GEOC2APHICAL CONDITIONS. THE i FOLLOWING THREE MAJOR STUDY TASRS HAVE BLEN ICENTIFIEDs (1) SPECIFICATI0:4 0F METHODOLGGY MHICH l ENCCf; PASSES RESEARCH 5t.FEGUARDS, A MODEL OF SOCI AL CAUSALITY, A RESEARCH PROGRAM. AND A CLASSIFICA-1 IION SCHEME FOR EVALUATING THE SOCIAL SIGNIFICAhCE OF IMPACTS: (2) ANALYSIS OF FINDINGS FROM THE t STUDIES WITH REGARD TO BOTH THEIR SPECIF' . CITY ant' GENERALITY; AND (3) C0h51DERATIDt3 0F IMPLICATIONS 4 FOR INCREA51NG THE EFFICIENCY AND F.FFECTIVENE55 0F SOCIDECONCMIC IMPACT ASSESSMENT WITHIN IttE CONTEXT OF NUCLEAR RE%CTOR LICENSING. STATUS OF PROC 155ING PERUEST FDP PESEARCH REQUEST PARTIALLY COMPLETED. ADDITIONAL RESEARCH UNDERWAY. I

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PAGE 109 REFERENCE JUMBER: NRR 77-15 FlM_1 A2059 A111SNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: AHL Ris CONTACT: J. FOULKE EXER CONTACT: R. G0iCHY l DATE REQUESTED' 08.'C 4/7 7 PESPONSE_113 DAT*: 02/08/78 PRO.fECT START: 01/01/73 DATE NEEDED: ,lliiR AGREEMENT ON: ER_0 JECT END: CONTINUING IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST CEVELOPMENT OF MODELS FCR ASSESSIhG RISK OF HEALTH EFFECTS AND LIFE-3HORTENING FRGM THE URANIUM AND CDAL FUEL CYCLES. BASIS FOR NEED IT IS ESSENTIAL TO THE DE/CTOR LICENSING ?RDCESS THAT THE HEALTH EFFECTS (MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY) CAN BE ASSESSED FOR BOTH FUEL CYCLES AS COMPLETELi AS CURRENT DATA PERMIT AND CN A COMPARABLE B ASIS. THIS NEED BECAME CRITICALLY IMPORTANT AS A RESULi 0F THE HARTSVILLE APPEALS BOARD DECISION OF JANUARY 25, 1977. RECUIRING THE sRC STAFF TO PROVILE AN ADEQUATE CCMPARISON OF I.Ea.LTH EFFECTS FROM THE COAL AND NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLES. IN ADDITION, IT IS BEC3:1ING CLEAR THAT THE TREND IN FREPARING NEPA ESTIMATES OF ENVIRON 9EMTAL IMPACTS OF PROPOSED PLANTS AT SPECIFIC SITES AND ALTERNATIVE SITES A:iD ALTERNATIVE SOURCES (E.G. COAL) IS 1G CONVERT CALCULATED POPULATION DOSE COMMITMENTS TO HEALTH EFFECTS. RESULTS OF THIS PROGRAM WILL PERMIT THE HRC STAFF TO REALISTICALLY EVALUATE THE HEALTH EFFECTS ON THE SITE SPECIFIC HUT 1AN POPULATIOMS DUE TO EFFLUENTS FROT1 THE CDAL AND NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLES, WHICH HAS HERETOFORE NOT BEEN POSSIBLE. i STATUS OF PROCESSING RESUEST FOR S.ESEARCH COMPLETED. COMMENTS RESPCNSE LETTER CONFIRMED FUNDING FCRMER NRR PRGJECT. i i _ . n

PAGE 110 E.EFELENCE NUMBER: NRr 77-14 FJ N # A2016 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: AHL RES CONTACT: M. PICSLESIMER USFR C NTACT: F. C0FFMAN I DATE REQUESTED: 08/04/77 RESPONSF ;.TR DETg: 09/12/77 PROJECT START: 09/07/77 l 04/18/78 C9/07/77 DATE NEECED: ASAP VSER Ar.REEMEf4T ON: 09/23/77 PPOJECT END: 12/00/77 11/28/78 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUE11 POST IRRADIATION EXAMINATION OF FOINT EEACH UNIT 61 FAILED FUEL RGDS. BASIS FOR NEED TO ESTABLISH WHETHER PREVI0dSLY G* SERVED BAFFLE JOINT JETTIHG OF FAILED FCREIGN FUEL MAY BE GENERIC TO DOMESTIC REACTOR FUEL AND COULD AFFECT OPERATING FACILITIES IN THE UNITED STATES. THE NRR STAFF 1 NEEDS TO HAVE A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF THE THERMAL-MECHANICAL STABILITY OF FAILED DOMESTIC LWR FUELS DURING NORMAL AND 0FF-NORMAL RCACTOR COND!TIONS. THE FOREIGN FUEL OBSERVATIONS INDICATE THAT THE STAFF LACKS INFORMATION HECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THIS UNDERSTANDING. STATUS OF PROCESSIN U EQUEST__F)R RfifM CH I COMPLETED. COMMENTS THE FUEL ASSEMBLY WAS PICKED UP AT POINT BEACH ON 09/07/77 FOR TRANSPORT TO ANL FOR EXAMINATION. EXAMINATION STARTED DURING THE WEEK OF 09/14/77 AND WILL TAKE ABOUT TWO MONTHS. NRR AGREEMENT WITH PROJECT GIVEN ON 09/23/s7. THIS PROJECT WAS COMPLETED IN DECLMBER, 1977. THE FINAL REPORT (LETTER FORMAT) WAS RECEIVED IN MARCH, 1978 AND TRANSMITTED TO NRR. A LETTER REPORT FROM S. LEVINE TO E. CASE WAS TRANSMITTED GN G4/18/73. DOCUMENTS ISSUED: NUREG/CR-1001, 06/79 i NUREG/CR-0088, 05/78 NUREG/CR-C252, 96/78 1 f 1 _ . - - _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - _ - - - -- - - - -- --m - - - - - - - - - - - 2 _----- --

PAGE 111 i REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 77-16 FIN 8 B5865 ASSIGNED TO: RSR/SRR CONTRACTOR: UNIV. OF FLA. B6610 INEL B6275 ORNL A6293 C. DEMR. BD436 P.ES CONTACT: R. BUGCHI. W. VESELY USER CONTACT: C. LEAR R. STURGES. R. ABBEV DATE REQUESTED: 10/26/77 EESPONSE LVR DATE: 05/31/73 PROJECT START: 06/06/80 DATE NEEDED: MPJfdfEMENT CN: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST r PROBABILISTIC STUDIES CF FLOOD HAZARD! *ND TLCODING EFFECTS;

EVALUATION OF MARGINS AVAILABLE IN FLC00 PROTECTION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS.

!           BASIS FOR NEED l

THERE IS A NEED TO SUPPLEMENT NRR'S METHODS AND CRITERI A FOR ANALYSIS OF FLOOD POTENTI AL ANb FCR FLOOD PROTECTION CY PROVIDING rSSESSMENTS OF METHODOLOGY UNCERTAINTIES FOR APPLYING PPOBABILISTIC METH005 TO PREDICTING OEVERE FLOODING EVENTS, AND THE RESIDUAL RISK ASSOCI ATED WITh PRL'.ENT FLOOD PROTECTICN RECUIREMENTS. , STATUS OF PROCESSING _REQUET7 FOR R ES E AFCJJ J. HARBOUR HAS THE LEAL IN FOR?iUI.ATING A PRCGRAM IN COORDINATION WITH PAS. A RESEARCH + REVIEW GROUP MEETINC IS SCHEDULED TOR itE MONTH OF MARCSI, 1973. COMMENTS RES HAS PREPARED A SUGGESTED RESEARCH APPR0aCH THAT IS SCHEDULED FCR DISCUSSION IN THE METECROLOGY/ HYDROLOGY RESEARCH REVIEW GROUF IN APRIL, 1973. i f i 1

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PAGE 112 REFERENCE NUM3ER: NRR 77-17 FIN # A3208 AiSLC.HED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: BNL RES CONTACT: J. MUSCARA M;dR CONTACT: B. LIAW DATE RECUESTED: 09/07/77 RESPONSE LTR De,TE: C4/21/78 PROJECT START: 09/00/77 05/22/75 37/12/78 DATE NEEDED2 08/12/78 USER AGREEMENT QN: 07/12/78 PROJECT END: 09/00/80 IDENTIFICATION OF PEQUEST i EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATICN OF SU)CE?TIBILITY OF S!?ESS CORROSION CRACKING OF INCONEL-600 TUBING. BASIS FOR NEED RESEARCH IS NEEDED TO PRCVIDE A BETTtR UNDERSIANDING OF BASIC MECHANISMS AND FACTORS GPERATIVE IN THE STRESS CORROSICN CRACKING OF INCONEL 600 STEAM GENERATOR TUBING. STATUS OF PROCES%TNG REQUEST FOR RESEARCH CGMPLETED. CCMMENTS WCRK IS UNDERWAY AT BNL-REQUEST FOR MODIFICATION OF RESEARCH PROGRAM RECEIVED 07/12/78. i 4 _ - -- 1 ..

PAGE 115 REFERENCE NUM3ER: NRR 77-15 EIN J A0124 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: LLL RES CONTACT: J. RICHARDSON USER CONTACT: C. HOFMAYER DATE REQUESTED: 11/11/77 CISPON T.f_ LTR_QAlt: 05/05/78 PROJECT START: 04/01/78 DATE NEEDED: FY78-79 QSEP t r-R E EPENT ON! e4/03/79 PROJFCT END: 10/01/80 j IDENTIFICATION OF PElbli? DYNAMIC TESTING OF CPERATING REACTDRS. i BASIS FOR NEED I UNDER THE SEISMIC REEVALCSTICN OF OPERAT7NG PLANTS, IT WILL BE NECESSARY TD QUALIFY MANY PLANTS i FOR HIGHER GROUND ACCELERAiYDM LtVELS THAt? THEY WF.RF PREVIOUSLY DESIGNED FOR. SOME PLANTS HAD NO SEISMIC DESIGM CPITERIA. IN DTiFR 0450s THE EXPECTED GROUND ACCELERATIONS AT THE SITE HAVE INCREASED D* J E 10 iSE DISCDVER( OF NEARBY FAULTING IN ADDITION TO THAT WHICM WAS KNCWN TO EXIST AT THE TIME OF THE DESIGN OF THE PLANT. IT WILL BE VERY DIFFICULT AND 1 EXPENSIVE TD QUALIFY THESE PLAMTS OTILIZIt.C TiiE CONSERVATIVE SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN CRITERIA FOR NEW N'JCLEAR POWER PLANTS. THIS .'.10 GRAM PRDVIDES AN EXPERItiENTAL OPTION FOR ASSESSING SEISMIC VULNERABILITY. STATUS OF PROCESSING KEQUEST FOR R' STARCH CCMPLETED. COMMENTS { l THREE NUREGS ARE BEING PuaLISHED. TWO RILS ARE IN PREPARATION AND ADDITIONAL REPORTS ARE UNDER REVIEW AND ARE EXPECICD TO BE RELEASED AS HUREGS. { i I l l

PAGE 114 REFERENCE NUFBER: NRR 77-17 FIN ( A3210 ASSICHFD TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: BNL RES CONTACT: W. MURPHf 'ISER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 09/23/77 RESPO*lSE LTP QA.'C' 01/31/73 PROJECT START: 11/01/77 DATE NEEDED* USER AGREEMENT ON: 32'21/73 PROJECT END: 09/30/73 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUESJ PHYSICAL PROTECTION COMPUTER MGDELS/ ASSISTANCE-PHYSICAL FROTECTION ASSESSMENTS. BASIS FOR NEED PHYSICAL PROTECTION MODEL3 ARE NEEDED FOR REGULATORY SUPPORT. THERE IS A NEED TO: (1) SPONSOR A WORKING CROUP TO DEVELOP A SET OF NRC - ACCEPTABLE BARRIER PENETRATION TIMES. (2) PROVIDE NRR WITtt SUFPCRT IN THE FORM OF AN EXPERT PROGRAMMER TO INSTALL, TEST, DEBUG AND MODIFY THE TSO AND EASI NODE 15 DURING AN INITIAL TEST AND EVALUATION Pl!ASE. STATUS OF PROCESSING RflU E F1R RESEARCH CCMPLETED. COMMENTS

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PAGE 115 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 77-20 FIN 8 B2241 AST.I,0NED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: PNL RES CONTACT: D. 50LSERG USFR CONTACT: R. BANGART DATE REQUESTED: 01/16/78 RESPQ35_E LTR DATE: 06/02/78 PROJECT START: 06/12/73 DATE NEEDED: 01/00/79 USER AGREEMENT _QH: 06/25/78 PROJECT END: 09/30/82 IDENTIFICATION OF KFGf M DECONTAMINATION EFFECTS ON RAD *2ASTE SYSTEMS. '9 PROCESS RADIDACTIVE TO ESTABLISH THE CAPABILITY OF RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT S'.O'c*~' WASTE THAT MIGHT BE FR3DUCED Bt DECONTAMINATION AND DECOMMISSIOh. LIGHT WATER REACTORS. BASIS FOR NEED DECOMMISSIONING DF A LTGHT WATER REACTOR MAY *EQUIRE SEVERAL YEARS OF INTERMITTENT DECOMMISSIONING CPERATI0 tis PRIOR TO CCMMENCINC- ACTUat DECOMMISSIONING WORK. NRR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR EVALUATING THE CAPABILITY OF RADIDACTI?E WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TO MEET APPLICABLE REGULATIDMS. HDW5VER, THE ACCEFIAhCE CRITERIA sMD PEVIEW PROCEDURES IN THE STANDARD REVIEW PLANS FOR REVIEWING RADIDAC;IVE KtSTE MANAGEMENI SYSTElls DO NOT SPECIFICALLY ADDRESS MAJOR LOOP DECCNTAMINATION, STEAM CthERATOR CHEMICAL CLEANING, CR REACTOR DECOMMISSIONING. THE LACK CF SPECIFIC GUIDAMCi AND TiSIGN CRITERIA In 1HESE AREAS HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED BY THE ACRS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST TOR RElfARCh WORK UNDER ORIGINAL WGPK REQUEST HAS BEEN COMPLE1LS AND A REPORT ISSUED. COMMENTS DOCUMENT ISSUED: HUREGrCR-0986

PAGE 116 REFEPENCE NUMBER: HRR 77-21 FIN.S A0136 ASSIGNED TO: RSR [9NTRACTOR: SANDIA A1216 LLL/UCAL BERKLEY REG CCNTACT: M. VAGINS Ujf3,_ CONT ACT : S. HOU DATE REQUESTED: 01/12/74 Ef_SPONSE LTR DATE: 05/19/73 PROJECT START: 08/73 i QATE NEEDED: TY 31 MSER_ACREEMENT CN: 1/26/79 PROJECT END: 09/30/31 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST PIPE - TO PIPE IMPACT FOLLOWING PIPE RUPTURE. PROTECTION AGAINST PIPE RUPTURE. BASIS FOR NEED TO ASSURE THAT OVERALE SAFETY SYSTEPS HAVE TliE PROPER 3AL ANCE BETWEEN THE STRUCTURAL RESTRAINT NECESSARY TO ABSORB ACCICEM! LOADS AND THE FtEXIBILITY DESIRABLE DURING NORMAL OPERATION. ST ATUS OF PROCESSINC REQUEST FOR RESEARCH A SCCPING STUDY IS REQUIRED BEFORE THE PROJECT CAN BE DEFINED. THIS IS EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED BY MID-SUMMER, 1973. COMMENTS i r I 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ - . m _ - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _

l PAGE 117 Y. REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 77-22 FIN 3 A3210 A111GPED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: BNL FES CONTACT: H. SULLIVAN MiER CONTAC[: DATE REQUESTED: 10/29/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE- PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT _0N: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATICN OF REQUEST MODIFICATIONS TO SEMISC7tE MOD 3 DOWNCOMER DESIGN FOR UHY SIMU'_ AT ION . BASIS FOR NEED A NEED HAS BEEN ARGUED FCR TWO EXTERNAL DOWNCOMER PIPES ON THE SEMISCALE MOD 5 VESSEL TO BETTER REPRESENT EXPECTED HYDRAULIC EEHAVIOR IN A PROTOTYPIC UHI PLANT. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUES1 FOR RESEAPCJJ i COMMENTS THE TWO-PI?E DOWNCOMER CCNFIGURATIC.N JS IN THE FINAL DESIGN PHASE. TESTING WITH THIS CONFIGURATION WILL BEGIN AFTER COMPL? TION CF fHE SINGLE-PIPE UHI TESTS ON OP. ABOUT MAY, 1979. 1 i i a

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PAGE 118 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 77-23 FIN # B6298 A3 SIGNED TQ: SAFER CONTRACTOR: MYERDA/NYU RES CONTACT: P. REED USER CONTACT: H. BERKSON DATE REQUESTED: 11/23/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 04/27/78 PROJECT START: 12/01/78 DATE NEEDED: 12/31/80 USE2 AGREEMENT ON: 11/01/73 PROJFCT EJJ2: 12/31/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST SOURCES OF MORTALITY TO ENTRAINED ORGANISMS DU?.IMG PASSAGE THROUGH CONDENSER TUBES. l BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE THE NRR STAFF WITH THE INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT CAPABILITY TO IDENTIFY SOURCES OF MORTALITY TO ENTRAINED GRGANISMS DURING PASSAGE THROUGH CONDENSER TUBES -- IN REVIEWING ENVIR0hMENT IMPACT STATEMENTS. ST ATUS OF PROCESST**v REQUEST F71 RESEARCH COMPLETED. COM*tFM WORK SUBCONTRACTED TO NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 1 i f 4 l I s

PAGE 119 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 77-24 FIN 8 B6288 ASSTGNFD TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: UNIV. WASHINGTON

  ?ES CONTACT:         M. VACINS                        tlSFP_(ONT ACT : R. GAMBLE /R. JOHNSON LATE REQUESTED:          127)?/77 RE.SPONSE LIR DATE:      04/20/78 PROJECT START:     06/78 05/2t./73 DATE NEEDED:                        USZR AGREEMS:T ON:     08/01/73 PROJECT END:    01/30 IDENTIFICATION OF REQU11T EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF THE TEARING STABILITY CONCEPT FOR APPLICATION AS A MATERIAL                               l UFPER SHELF FAILURE CRITERION.

BASIS FOR NEED RESULTS FROM REACTOR VESSrL SUP.VEILLANCE PROGRAMS INDICATE THAT UP TO APPROXIMATELY 20 OPERATING PWR WILL HAVE bet' TINE MATERIALS WITH MARG!NAL TOUGHNESS, RELATIVE TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF APPENDICES G AND H OF 10 CFR PART 50, ArfER COMPARATIVELY SHORT PERIODS OF CPERATION. THE REQUESTED EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION I", CONSIDERED A NECESSARY PART OF THE OVERALL EFFORT TO ESTABLISH #ff .ADEQUA!E FOUNDATION 50R EVALUATING LCN UPPER SHELF MATERIALS AND DEFINING A LICENSING CRI(ERION TO ENSURE THAt %DEQUATE SAFETY MARGINS FOR NUCLEAR REACTOR VESSELS ARE MAINTAINEn OURING OPERATION, STATUS OF PROCESSING REQp5pf FOR RESEtRCS COMPLETED. COMMENTS WORK IS AT WASHINGTON U. AT ST. LOUIS. 4

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PAGE 120 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 77-25 FIN 4 B3418 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ORNL RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE i!)EP CONTACT: R. GECKLER DATE PEQUESTED: 12/29/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 04/1t/78 EPOJECT START: 04/01/78 09/21/79 DATE NEEDED: SPRING 79 USER AGREEMENT Ote: 11/28e73 PROJECT END: CONTINUING 09/27/79 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUES1 PATHOGENIC AMOEBA IN CLOSED CYCLE COGLING SYSTEMS OF OPERATING POWER STATIONS. BASIS FOR NEED RESEARCH CONDUCTED DURING THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS HAS LED TO THE ISOLATION OF PATHOGENIC AMOEBA WHICH HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS Ti:E BIOLOGICAL AGENT OF PRIMARY AMOEBIC MENING0 ENCEPHALITIS (PAME). THE RESEARCH CONDUCTED TO DATE INDICATES THAT THESE FATHOGENIC Af10EEA ARE THERM 0PHILIC. IT APPEARS THAT THE ARTIFICIAL HEATIhJ OF WATER BODIES BY POWER PLANTS FACILITATES THE EMERGENCE AND PROPAGATION OF THE PATHOGENIC VARIETY OF THESE AMOEBA. THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON RECREATIONAL USES OF CGDLING LAKES AND PONDS AND THE IMPACT OF WIDESPREAD AEROSOL DRIFT , FROM COOLING TOWERS AND SPRAY CANALS IS UNKNCMN. A SCREENING STUDY IS NEEDED j BECAUSE ARTIFICIAL HEATING OF WATER BY PCWER PLANTS APPEARS TO FACILITATE THE EMERGENCE AND PROPAGATION OF FREE-LIVING AM0ESA WHICH ARE PATH 0CENIC FOR MAN. i STATUS OF PPOCES31NG REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED. COMMENTS EXPAHSION OF SCOPE TO LEGONNAIRES' DISEASE RACTERIUM.

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REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 75-1 FIN 3 A3217 ASST (@FD TQ: SAFER CONTRACTOR: BNL RES CONTACT: E. RICHARD USER CONTACT: W. ELLIOTT DATE REQUESTED: 01/18/78 RESPONSE LTR DAlf: 06/22/78 PROJECT START: C3/13/78 DATE NEEDED: ASAP '5ER_ 4 AGREEMENT ON: 07/27/78 PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST DETECTION OF PERSONS UNDER ABNORMAL CONDITIONS OF EMOTIONAL STRESS. BASIS FOR NEED PROVIDE AN ALTERNATE APPROACH AT ENTRY PORTAL STATIONS, FOR DETECTION OF CONTRA 3AND. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH ' COMMENTS i I i 1 4 l w - v, -3 -. - - ,- 9 -+-w=we um -- -

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PAGE 122 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 78-2 [JM_8 B0423 ASSION(Q_lg:: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ORNL RES CONTACT: P. REED USER CONTf_qT: C. BILLUPS DATE REQUESTED: 02/02/78 RES*d1? ' VR DATF: 06/22/78 PRO.fECT START: 05/18/76 DATE NEEDED: FY 80 USEN_ AGREEMENT _CN,: 07/07/78 PROJECT END: 09/30/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST CONFIRMATORY ASSESSMENT OF IMPACTS ON HUDSON RIVER RIIIE PERCH POPULATION. ] BASIS FOR NEED LARGE IMPINGEMENT LOSSES OF WHITE PERCH HAVE BEEN OBSERVED AT THE INDIAN POINT STATION OVER THE LAST FOUR YEARS. LOSSES IN 1977 ARE DOU3tE, 02 POSSIBLY TRIPLE. THOSE PREVIOUSLY OBSERVED. IN THE INDIAN POINT UNIT 3 FES, THE STAFF CONCLUDED TiiAT, WITH THE PROPOSED ONCE-THROUGH COOLING, IMPINGEMENT MAY HAVE A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON THE WHITE PERCH POPULATION. EXTENSIVE IMPINGEMENT DATA AND PDPUL ATION ABUNDAMCE DAT A ARE hCW AVAIL ABLE TO ALLOW A DIRECT ESTIMATE OF THE ANNUAL CROPPING R*TES AND A CONFIRMATORY ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT. STATUS OF PROCESSI__NG REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED. COPMENT1 WSECY-78-622, DEVELOPING WORK SCOPE SCR FY 68-82. SEE NRR 78-11 i I a 1 1 I

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PAGE 123 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 78-3 ELR_4 ASSIGNED TO: SRR CONTRACTOR: j RES CCNTACT: USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 02/13/78 _ RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED? FY 79-30 USER AGREEMFN1 ON: PROJECT END: l IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST I DETERNINE ALLOWABLE OUTAGE TIMES AND OPi! MUM COMPONENT TEST FRECUENCIES IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS. j BASIS FOR NEED I NRR DOES NOT PRESENTLY HAVE A CAPABILITY TO PERFORM REACTOR PHYSICS 1 CALCULATIONS CONSISTENT WITH THOSE IT PD3SESSES IN OTHER AREAS. E.G. LGCA AND CONTAINMENT ANALYSIS. A PROGRAM IO DEVELOP T!!IS CAPA3ILITY IS DESCRIBED IN PROPOSED TASK ACTION PLAN B-2t. WITHOUT THESE WE

!                  ARE UNABLE TO EVALUATE FULLY A NUM3ER OF GEhERIC PROBLEMS CONNECTED j                   WITH THE LICENSING OF LIGHT WATER REAC)CRS.

TWO SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIED SHORTCOMINGS ARE FUEL BURNUP SIMULATICH , AND THKEE-DIMEMSIONAL REACTOR CORE TRAL:SIENT SIMULATION. l l I STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST (QR RESFARCH i COMMENTS i j i _,..-n . . . - _

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A3212 ASSTGMFD TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: BNL RES CONfACT: S. FABIC USER CONTACT: DAN FIEND DATE PEQUESTED: 03/06/73 PESPONSE tTR DAlt: 05/04/73 P90)ECT STAPT:

05/15/73 DATE NEEDED: END OF FY 79 USER AGREEMENT ON:

PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST REQUIREMENTS FOR REACTOR PHYSICS ANALYSIS COMPUTER PROGRAMS. BASIS FOR NEED 1 1 1 l I STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RE55%Rqh l COMMENTS

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PAGE 125 REFERENyE NUMBER: NRR 78-5* fjN e B0171 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ORNL B0410 RES CONTACT 2 J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: S. ACHARYA DATE REQUESTED: 03/17/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 11/16/78 PROJECT START: 02/01/76 37/01/77 DATE NEEDED: USER AOREEr.ENT ON: PROJECT END: CONTINUING ) IDENTIFICATION SF EEQUEiE RADIATION DDSE ESTIMATIbG. BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE A REALISTIC ESTIMATION CF RADIATION EXPOSURE AND HEALTH E'FECTS FOR GENERIC AND SPECIFIC SITES AND EST' MATES OF EXPOSURE AMONG SPECIFIC AGE CLFORTS

IN RESPONDING TO QUESTIONS AS5001ATED MITH LICENSING ACTIONS.

i i STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR PESEAP(3 1 CCMPLETED. J COMMENTS I THE REQUEST FOR RESEARCH CONCTITUTED AH ENDORSEMENT OF TWO ON-GDING PROJECTS.

SEE SD 77-21 DOCUMENTS ISSUED:

BOISS - NUREG/CR-0494, 04/79 NUREG/Ck-0115 RIL 35, 09/15/73 i l i

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PLANTS, MITH RESPECT TO ALTERNATIVE PROVISIONS FOR ENSURINC SAFE SHUTDOWN AND COOL-DCWN FUNCTIONS OF REACTOR PLANTS CONSIDERING A VARIETY OF EMERGENCY CONDITIONS NOT INVOLVING A LOCA.

] 1 l I i STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FUP RESEARCH COMMENTS

COSPONSORED BY SD AND CROSS-REFERENCED AS SD 78-6.

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PAGE 127 i REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 78-7 FIN s B2072 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: CATHDLIC U. PNL RES CONTACT: K. KIM USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 03/23/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 10/01/77 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMrNr og: c9/29/78 PROJECT END: 09/30/80 03/23/78 IDENTIFICATION OF PEQUEST NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ENVIRCNMENTAL MONITORING. EVALUATION OF ECOSYSTEM SIMULATION MODEts OR TOOLS FOR CONFIRMATORY ASSESSMENT OF POWER PLANT IMPACTS. BASIS FOR NEED f ST ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEAPCH COMMENTS DOCUMrNTS ISSUED: NUREG/CR-0631, C8/79

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4 PACE 129 I REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 78-9 F IN _s B0120 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: ORNL l RES CONTACT: R. SCHAMBERGFR USER CONTACT: G. KUZMYEZ DATE REQUESTED: 05/01/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 05/26/78 PROJECT START: 1978 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 11/28/73 PROJECT END: 04/30/80 i IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ASSISTANCE IN EVALUATING AND CONFIRSING ECCS ANALYSIS FDP FORT ST. VRAIN. BASIS FOR NEED NRR REQUIRES ANALYSIS OF THE EMERGENCY CORE COOLING SYSTEM FOR THE FORT Si. VRAIN REACTC2, WHICH IS UNDERGOING PCUER .iSCENSION TESTING AND WAS AUTHORIZED ON

'                                       OCTOBER 28, 1977.         BY LICENSE AMENDMENT NO. 18 TO PROCEED TO A POWER LEVEL OF i                                        70 PERCENT OF RATED THERMAL POWER. THE SAFETY EVALUATION REPORT SUPPORTING THIS AMENDMENT IDENTIFIED UNCERTAINTIES IN THE PRESENT MODELS FOR EMERGENCY l

CORE CCOLING ANALYSIS THAT WILL HAVE TO BE EVALUATED "...BEFORE THE REACTOR I IS OPERATED AT POWER LEVELS A50VE 73 PERCENT." ] l a j l i l l ST ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED COMMENTS DOCUMENTS ISSUED: NUREG/CR-0056, 10/78 NUREG/CR-0256, 10/78 NUREG/CR-0592, 02/79 KUREG/CR-8091, 11/79 i i l l

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PAGE 131 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 75-11 FIN 8 B0165 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ORNL DES CONTASI: P. REED USEP CONTACT: C. BILLUPS , DATE REQUESTED: 05/30/78 PESPONSE LTR DLTE: 05/18/78 EER)ECT START: 06/75 DATE NEEDED: FY 31 USER AGREEMENT ON: *09/01/78 PROJECT END: 09/30/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST

;   METHODS TO ASSESS IMPACTS ON STRIPED BASS BASIS FOR NEFE

! THE NRR STAFF REQUIRES ADDITIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION TO EVALUATE THE LICENSEE'S METHODS WHICH ARE SEEMINGLY IM A CONTINUOUS MODE OF REVISION. THIS IS CHARACTERISTIC OF THE RAFIDLY DEVELOPING STATE-OF-THE-ART OF FISHERY POPUL4 TION MODELING. IN ORDER TO MAKE AN INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT, THE STAFF MUST (1) STAY ABREAST OF THE I LICENSEE'S APPROACH IN CRDER TO IDENTIFY ANY DEFICIEhCIES IN THE PROPOSED METHODOLOGY. AND (2) INVESTIGATE AND APPLY METHODS TO CORRECT FOR DEFICIENCIES, ESPECIALLY WITH REGARD TO CURRENT ISSUES IN CONTROVERSY (E.G., CROPPING FACTORS, COMPENSATORY MECHANISMS, AND CUMULATIVE POWER PLANT EFFECTS ON THE CONTRIBUTION GF HUDSON RIVER STRIPED BASS TO THE ATLANTIC COASTAL FISHERY). i STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH

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SECY-78-622: DEVELOPING WORK SCOPE TO COMBINE NEEDS OF hRR 78-11 AND 78-2 INTO GNE PROGRAM FOR FY-82.

l DOCUMENTS ISSUED: NUREG/CR-0639, 02/79 NUREG/CR-0638, 04/79

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!                                    DATE REQUESTED. 05/15173 RESPONSE LTR DATE:                                                                     PROJECT START:

DATE NEE 9ED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 4 IDENTIFICATION OF PEQUEST l REQUIREMENTS FCR REACTOR PHYSICS ANALYSIS COMPUTER PROGRA!1. f f l BASIS FOR NEED l i STATUS OF PROCES3ING RECUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS I

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Bs207 ASSIGNED TQ: RSR CONTRACTOR: APPLIED PHYSICS A1G10 SANDIA RES CONTACT: R. FIET USER CONTACT: G HARRISON {

DATE REQUESTED: 06/01/73 RESPONSE LTR DATF: [ROJECT START: CY 78 paTE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON- L30 JECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ACCELERATIOM OF VERIFICATION TESTING OF VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CABLE TRAY FIRE P20TECTION SYSTEMS. BASIS FOR NEED NRR CONSIDERED IT IMPCRTANT AND OF GENERAL APPLICABILITY TO HAVE CERTAIN FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS PERFORMANCES VERIFIED ON AM *CCELERATED SCHEDULE VIA FULL SCALE FIRE TESTS INVOLVING HORIZONTA! AND VERTICAL CABLE TRAYS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RE5F2RCH CO**ENTS

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FES CONTACT: USER CONTACT: D*TE DEQUESTED: 07/12/78 RESPCNSE LTR DAE : PROJECT START: j paTE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST J EVALUATICM CF GENERAL EMEKGENCY BA515 AND RISK OF A REPRE55URf2ED SYSTEM IF USED A5 A PRIMARY MEANS FOR CCM!USTI5LE CAS CONTROL FOLLCWING A LOCA. BASIS FOR MEED I I l .i I I

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5GE 135 PEFERENCE NU?"3ER1 NRR 78-15 flu, s B2097 A'55 TONED TDr RSR CONTRACTOR: SNWL E5 CONTACT: J. MUSCARA USER CGNTACT: B. D. LIAW i DATE PEQUESTED* 06/27/78 EESPONSE LTR DATF? 07/13/79 PROJFCT START: 09/79 1 DATE NEED Qt USER AGREEMENT CNt 03/10/79 P60 JECT ENDI 08/30/30 1 IDENTIrICATION OF #EQUEST CCNFIRMATCRY RESEARCH STUD) 9F A REPLACED STEAM GENERATOR FOR VARIOUS CAUSES AND FORMS OF DEGEACATION. BASIS FOR NEED

'                                               CUE TO THE NUMBER OF PWR FACILITIES ZlICH HAVE EXPERIENCED ONE FORM OR ANOTHER DF 1

STEAM GENERATOR TUBE DEGRADATION AND THE RARE CPPORTUNITY OF HAVING A STEAM GENERATOR AVAILABLE WHICH CCNTAINS MOST OF THE KPOWN DEFECT TYPES. THIS RESEARCH PROGRAM IS REQUESTED TO PROVIDE INFCRMATIGN CN THE ADE00ACY OF CURPENT LICEM51 rig PRACTICE WITH RESPECT TU PWR STE#" GENERATORS. I t STATUS OF PROCE55f MG RE053EST FOR PE5EA9CH COMPLETE. j CC""ENTS i i l l 1 _ _ . ~ . . - - .- . - . - . - . ~ . . _ _ - . - - . . _ - , , , - . . - , _ _ - . ,. . _ _ - - _ _ - . _ _ _ _ - - - _ - - . .- . - - . . . - . . . _ - - _ _ _ _ - -

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BC433 ASMGHED TR: RSR CONTRACTOR: ORNL l L'S CONTACT . W. FARMER tt3ER CONTAU.: L. PHILLIPS DaTL REquEstEv2 1t/02/78 PJSPONSE LTR DATE: NOME E,ROJECT START: 11/78

) DATE NCFafj: USER AGREF* TENT ON: 01/05//9 Epp)ECT END: IDENTIFICAlION A OF REQUEST INDEPENDENT ANALYSIS OF THE OSCILLATORY BEHAVIOR 0F THE FT. ST. VRAIN REACTOR. BASIS FOR NEED THE SUPPORT OF OtNL RESEARCH IN MAKING AN ASSESSMENT OF THE DATA FROM i FT. ST. VRAIN, STRENGIHENS THE NkR STAFF'S IrDEPENDENT kPPRAISAL OF THE i CAe5E TO POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF THE OBSERVED OSCILLATORY BEHAVIOR AND ANY CURRECTIVE MEASURES THERETO. i 3 1 STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH CO*"ENTS I i l 1 l l i j i 1

PAGE 137 l REFERENCE NUN *1E: NPR 78-17 FIN t 56706 CONTRACTOR: BCL ASSIGNED _lD: RSR RES CONTACT: R. SHERRY USER CONTACT: L. SOFFER DATE REQUEt"ED: 08/07/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PR/07/79 PROJECT START: 09/28/79 E DATE NEEDED: USER AGREFMENT ON: 19/27/79 ERD]ECT END: 09/30/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST IODINE TRANSPORT MECHANISMS UNDER STEAM GENERATOR TUEE FAILURE CONDITIDMS. BASIS FOR NEFD THERE IS A NEED TD OBTAIN FURTHER ANALYSES AND DATA CONCERNING THE AMOUNT OF ATOMIZATION OF THE PRIMARY COOLANT AND THE POTENTIAL FOR IODINE TRANSPORT VIA AEROSOLIZATION tlNDER STEAM GENERATOR TUBE FAILUFE ACCIJENT CONDITIONS 10 DETERMINE THE VALIDITY OF THE DEFACT MODEL. THE PROPOSED RESEARCH , CONSTITUTES A MAJOR PORTION OF THE 5TAFF'S PLANhED ACTION TO RESOLVE GENERIC ISSUE B-7, "SECCNDARY SIDE ACCIDENT CONSEQUENCE MODELING". 4 STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESE4RCH _ COMPLETED. COMMENTS RESEARCH PROGRAM IS APPROXIMATELY nNE-HALF COMPLETED. ) l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ . - _ _ _ _ . . _ . - - . - _ , . , - - . . . - - - ~ . _ - - _ _ . - - - _ . - . - _ . _ _- _ _

PAGE 138 i' PEFERENCF NUMBER: NRR 78-18 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CCNTRACTOR:

RES CONTACT 2 USER CONTACT:

   !                                              ETE RFQUE5*ED:                   11/11/77 h NSE LTR DATE2                                                                 PROJECT START DATE NEEDED:                                                            USER AGREEMENT ON:                               PROJECT END:

4 IDENTIFICATION OF #EQUEST STATISTIrAi HYDRCLOGIC MUDELS 4 BASIS FOR NEED .t i i 4 iT ATyLQE PR'JCESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEARQi i COMMEN]ji I 5 I 1 I 1 i I l 3

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PAGE 131 i REFEREACE NUM113: NRR 78-17 FIN 8 A7210 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: LASL RES CONTACT: E. RICHARD USER CONTACT: V. DELISO DATE E.EQUESTED: 09/23/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: I?/11/78 PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIF? CATION OF REQUEST DETECTION OF HIGH CXPLOSIVES EMPLOYING CHEMILUMINESCENCE REACTIONS BASIS FOR NELO THE NRR LICENSING STAFF NEEDS INFORMATION WHICH INDICATES WHETHER OR NOT THE DETECTION OF EXPLoi1VES EMPLOYING CHEMILUMINESCENCE REACTIONS IS A FEASIBLE METHOD FOR DEIECTING EXPLUSIVES EIThER ON A PERSON OR IN A PACKAGE 50 THAT SUCH A DANGER TO THE PLANT OR THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC DUE TO SABOTAGE CAN BE ELIMINATED. l STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS i *

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PAGE 140 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 79-1 fjfL 44036 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTPACTOR: BNL - RES CONTACT: D. REIFF USER CONTACT R. BOSNAK D4TE REQUESTED: 01/05/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 03/37/79 PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 03/19/79 PPOJECT END: 09/30/85 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST VERIFICATION OF PIPING STRUCTURES ANALYSIS COMPUYER PROGRAMS EASIS FOR NEED NRR REQUIRES ASSISTANCE IN THE EVALUATION AND VERIFICATION Dr VARIOUS STRUCTURAL COMPUTER PROGRAMS PRESENTLY USED IN THE NUCLEAR INDUSTRY F0J. YHE DESIGN OF NUCLEAR PIPING SYSTEMS AND COMPONtNTS. STATUS OF PROCESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEAPSH COMMENTS i _ _ _ __, __ , _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .___..__m

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PAGE 141 REFERENCE NUMBER 2 NRR 79-2 FIN # A6048 ASSIGNED Tor RSR CONTRACTOR: INEL PES CONTACT: G. MCPHERSON USER CONTACT: L. PHILLIPS DATE REQUESTEDI 01/17/79 RESPONSE LTR DATEt PROJECT START: 01/17/79 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 11/28/78 PROJECT END: INDEFINITE IDENTIFICA; ION OF REQUEST ECC STANDARD PROBLEM PROGRAM I BASIS FOR NEED PROVIDE ANALYTICAL SUPPORT NECESSARY TO EVALUATE THE ACCURACY OF LOCA AND SPECIAL EFFECTS TEST MODELS USED TO PREDICT THE DATA OBTAINED FROM SELECTED STANDARD PROBLEMS AND IN THE PREPARATION OF COMPARISDN REPORTS FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS IN THE U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL STANDARD PROBLEM PROGRAMS. ST AT'J S OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS \ I i i i i i j

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PAGE 142 REFERFNCE NUMBER: NRR 79-3 FIN 8 B6652 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: DREXEL U. RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: W. BRITZ j DATE REQUESTED: Gt/31/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE:

PROJECT START: 07/15/78 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON:
PROJECT END: CONTINUING IDENTIFICATION OF RECUEST ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING WITH THERM 0 LUMINESCENT DOSIMETERS (TLDS)

BASIS FOR NEED - NRR REQUESTS A STUDY TG DEVELOP A SENSITIVE STATISTICAL METHODOLOGY TO PERMIT ACCURATE INTERPRETATION OF DIRECT ENVIRONMENTAL RADIATION DOSE MEASUREMENTS TAKEN NEAR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS. THE MODELS AND METHODS DEVELOPED SHOULD PROVIDE NRC PITH A BASIS FOR DEVELOPING FURTHER REGULATORY GUIDANCE TO LICENSEES AND APPLICANTS AS WELL AS A METHODOLOGY AGAINST WHICH PRCPOSED PROGRAMS COULD BE EVALUATED. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED. COMMENTS THE REQUEST FOR RESEARCH CONSTITUTED AN ENDORSEMENT OF A FUNDED PROJECT.

I .. PAGE 143 PEFERENCE NUMBERS NRR 79-4 FIN 8 A1010 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: SANDIA RES CONTACT: R. FEIT USER CONTACT G. HARRISON DATE REQUESTED: 01/19/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDEL: USER AGREEMENT GN: PRDJECT END: FY81 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST FIRE PROTECTION RESEARCH REPLICATION TESTS BASIS FOP NEED TO CONFIRM WHETHER FIRE PROTECTION TESTING CONFIGURATIONS ARE VALID FDR OPERATING PLANT CONFIGURATIONS. STATUS OF PP0 CESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS PERFORM CONFIRMATORY FIRE TESTING OF DETAILED MARKUPS OF SELECTED OPERATING PLANT CONFIGURATIONS WITH FIRE PROTECTION MEASdRES THAT ARE DESIGNED IN ,*.CCORDANCE WITHIH NRC FIRE PROTECTION GUIDELINES AND FOUND ACCEPTABLE BY NRR STAFF. ____ t ,

PAGE 144 REFERENCE NUFBER: NRR 79-5 FIN : ASSIGNED TO: CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 02/13/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START:

2. ATE NEEDED: M1ER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST -

,                      RATE OF TRANSFORMATION OF SODIUM HYDROXIDE AEROSOLS TO SODIUM CARBONATE IN THE AIR.

l BASIS FOR NEED STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR PESEARCl* COMMENTS HRR NEEDS FOR INVESTIGATION IS NOT URGENT OR OF HIGH PRIORITY, BUT MORE IN THE NATURE OF A LONGER RANGE AND CONDITIONAL NEED.

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PAGE 145 PEFEPENCE NUMBER: NRR 79-6 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: J. DURST USER CONTACT: V. DE LISO DATE REQUESTED: 03/21/79 PESPONSE LTR DAlf: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: N/A PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF PEQUEST SURVEY OF PROBLEMS ASSOCI ATED WITH S ABUT AGE BY EXPLOSIVES OR INCENDIARY DEVICES BASIS FOR NEED NRR NEEDS INFORMATICN WHICH INDICATES THE AMOUNT OF EXPLOSIVES OR INCENDIARY CHARGES REQUIRED TO CAUSE DAMAGE TO A NUCLEAR FACILITY SEVERE ENOUGH TO EF.~ECT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC DUE TO SABOTAGE. INFORMATION WOULD THEN BE NEEDED ON THE EXTENT OF ACCEPTABLE DAMAGE DUE TO SABOTAGE BY EXPLOSIVES OR INCENDIARY DEVICES 50 THAT A SAIISFACTORY SYSTEM CONCEPT TO PREVENT SABOTAGE TO NUCLEAR FACILITIES CAN BE DEVEt0 PED TO MEET NRC REQUIREMENTS. STATUS OF P20Cf3 SING REQUEST FOR PESEARCH 4 ! COMMENTS PROJECT WAS NOT INITIATED. USER REQUEST IS NO LONGER VALID, DUE TO TRANSFER OF RESPONSIBILITY FRGM NRR TO NMSS. I

PAGE 146 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 79-7 FIN 8 B7002 ASSIONED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: C E/W B6254 U. FLA. RES CONTACT: J. HARBOUR USER CONTACI: L. W. IIELLER PATE REQUESTED: 03/23/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 09/25/79 PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 09/27/79 PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST. EARTHQUAKE INDUCED FOUNDATION SETTLEMENT BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE NRC WITH IMPROVED BASIS FOR APPLYING INTERPRETIVE AND ANALYTICAL METHODS FOR ESTIMATING SOIL BEHAVIOR UNDER EARTHQUAKE LOADING CONDITIONS AND TO CONFIRM ADEQUATE MARGINS OF SAFETY. RESULTS WOULD ALSD ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF REGULATORY GUIDES AND STANDARD REVIEW PLANS ADDRESSING THE SEISMIC INDUCED SETTLEMENT AND DIFFERENTIAL SETTLEMENT OF NUCLEAR FACILITIES. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

PAGE 147 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 79-8 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT 2 E. RICHARD

USER CONTACT: D. MCKENAA DATE REQUESTED: 02/28/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 05/14/79 PROJECT ST2RT:

DATE NEEDED: 08/79 USER AGREEMENT ON: 05/23/79 PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST IMPLEMENTATION OF SECURITY TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS < BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION PLAN REVIEW TOOLS AND PROVIDE AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF THE TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION PLAN IMPLEMENTATION OM OVERALL SITE SECURITY AND ANY ASSOCIATED PROBLEM AREAS. 4 STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

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PAGE 148 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 79-9 FIN e ASSTGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: RPI PE5 CONTACT: H. ZUBER USER CONTACT: T. SPEIS DATE REQUESTED: 04/11/79 RESPON5E LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 09/CS/78 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT _Of 11/16/79 PROJECT END: 09/30/81 JpENTIFICATION OF REQUEST AUDIT CAPABILITY IN THE AREA 0F THERMAL-HYDRAULIC STABILITY i l BASIS.F00 NEID 10 PROVICE NRR WITH A VERIFIED AUDIT CAPABILITY FOR PREDICTING THE ONSET l AND RESULTS OF TWO PHASE FLOW Ih5TABILITIES IN LIGHT WATER REACIORS. THIS PROGRAM IS INTENDED TO BE A MAJOR PART OF NRR'S TASK ACTION PLAN FOR RESOLVING THE GENERIC ISSUE OF THERMAL-HYDRAULIC STABILITY. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUE5r FOR RESEARCH COPMENTS FIRE QUARTERLY AND TWO TOPICAL REFORTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO DATE. THE TOPICAL REPORT ENTITLED: ' AN ASSESSMENT OF THE LITERATURE REL ATED TO LWR INSTABILITY MODE 5', NUREG/CR-1414. PRESENTS THE RESULTS OF AN EXTENSIVE LITERATURE SURVEY ON INSTABILITY MODES OF RELEVANCE TO LWR TECHNOLOGY AND SUMMARIZE 5 THE CURRENT UNDERSTANDING OF RELEVANT THERMALHYDRAULIC AND NUCLEAR-COUPLED INSTABILITY MODES. l I

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I PAGE 149 REFERENCE NUMBER: HRR 79-10 FIN O A1181 ,AS$iGHED TO: RSR [ENTRACTOR: SANDIA A1213 A7033 RES CONTACT: T.J. WALKER USER CONTACT: A. MARCHESE D4TE REQUESTED: 04/13/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 09/21/79 PROJECT START: SUBJECT TO FY 80 TMI SUPPLEMENT 08/00/30 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 09/27/79 PROJECT END: 4 YRS. /*TER START IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST TECHNOLOGY FOR CORE MELT RETENTION - CONCEPT ASSESSMENT. MATERIALS INTERACTIONS BETWEEN CCRE MELT DEBRIS AND VARIOUS REFRACTORY MATERIALS 1A$JS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE A ?. ASIS IN ASSESSING RISK REDUCTION POTENTIAL AND IMPROVE REACTOR SAFETY. A h STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARC3

f CGM 9ENTS 1 I INITIALLY GENERIC RESEARCH INFORMATION DN MGO AND OTHER MATERIALS FPCM A1218 AND A1181

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PAGE 150 PEFERENCE Nt'MBERs NRR 19-11 FIN 8 A3216 ASSIGNLD TO: RSR CONTRACTCR: BNL RES CONTACT 2 J. C05T Et t o 111ER CONTACT: P. gg0 DATE REQU857ED: C4/13/79 PESPONSE LTR DATE: N/A PROJECT START: 05/01/79

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   *SECY 78-622 DOCUMENTS ISSUED: NUREG/CR-1154, 04/79 NUREG/CR-0390, 03/70

PAGE 167 REFERENCE l NiMffR: NRR 79-29 FIN s D6046 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: ERDA, NY 85615 RES CONTACT: R. BRAZEE USER CONTACT: P. SOSEL DATE REQUESTED: 12/05/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST INCREASED SEISMIC MONITORING IN THE REGION AROUND RAMAPO FAULT BASIS FOR NEED TO RESOLVE UNCERTAINTIES IN DETERMINING THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE SEISMICITY IN THE HIGHLANDS REGION IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE RAMAPO FAULT OR NEIGHBORING FACTS. RESULTS WOULD ENABLE NRR STAFF TO EVALUATE WHETHER THE RAMAPO OR hEIGHBORING FAULTS ARE LOCALIZING SEISMICITY. STAT 815 0F PROCESSING RECUEST FOR RESEARCH CCMMENTS COMPLETE 03/15/80

PAGE 168 7EFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 79-30 FIN # A6039 A_SSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: INEL, MIT RES CONTACT: H. SULLIVAN USER CONTACT: B. SHFRON DATE REQUESTED: t?/27/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: C2/15/80 PROJECT START: 04/01/80 DATE NEEDED: 09/80 USER AGREEMENT ON: 03/15/80 PROJECT END: 09/30/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST TWO PHASE NATURAL CIRCULATICN AN7 PUMP PERFORMANCE BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ON THE BEHAVIOR OF NUCLEAR PLANTS FOLLOWING POSTULATED SMALL BREAKS IN THE PRIMARY COOLANT SYSTEM. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED. COMMENTS, DOCUMENTS ISSUED: HUREG-0306, 07/77

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PAGE 169 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 80-t FIN # A6348 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: INEL RES CONTACT: M. STOLZCNBERG USER CONTACT: A. THADANI DATE REQUESTED: 01/18/80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 03/27/80 PROJECT START: FY 80 DATE NEEDED: 07/81 USER AGREEMENT ON: 04/28/80 PROJECT EtiQ: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST BEHAVIOR OF SAFETY AND RELIEF VALVES AND ASSOCIATED BLOCK VALVES BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ON VALVE BEHAVIOR UNDER DESIGN BASIS TRANSIENTS AND ACCIDENTS AS WELL AS CALCULATED ANTICIPATED TRANSIENTS WITHOUT SCRAM (ATSW) CONDITIONS. MODELS CONFIRMED BY THE DATA GENERATED LY THE INDUSTRY TESTING PROGRAM ARE HECESSARY TO THE STAFF IN CONFIRMING JUDGMENTS ON THE i ADEQUACY AND BEHAVIOR OF PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES AND ASSOCIATED PIPING I SYSTEMS ON PWR AND PERHAPS BWR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS. THIS PROGRAM IS ALSO TO MONITOR THE INDUSTRY TEST PROGRAMS REQUIRED BY TMI-? LESSONS LEARNED TASK FORCE TO CONFIRM THE ADEQUACY TO THE SAFETY AND RELIEF VALVE AND PIPING UNDER THE ABOVE CONDITIONS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH j COMMENTS i j

PAGE 170 REFERENCE NUMBER: NRR 80-2 FIN 4 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ORNL RES CONTACT: C. PRICHARD USER CONTACT: J. ROBERTS DATE REQUESTED: 01/22/80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 09/02/80 PROJECT START: 08-15-80 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: (9-30-81 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST CONCEPT AND CMCCST CODE DEVELOPMENT BASIS FOR NEED THE CONCEPT AND CMCOST COMPUTER CODES NEED ADDITIONAL WORK TO INCLUDE THE EFFECT OF TMI-INDUCED CHANGES IN DESIGN INTO THE CODE FOR EVALUATING ECONOMICS OF NUCLEAR VS. ALTERNATIVE FUELS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH AWAITING FUNDING. COMMENTS

PAGE 171 REFERENCE NUMBER: HRR 80-3 FIN # ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: PES CONTACT: J.O. BRIEN (MERB) USER CONTACT: J. KNIGMTON DATE REQUESTED: 4/15/30 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 6/6/80 PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT 09: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST PHASE II WORK PLAN ON LOAD COMBINATIONS BASIS FOR NEED STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS THIS PROJECT WAS GRIGINALLY ONE OF THE TASKS IN THE SEISMIC SAFETY MARGINS RESEARCH PROGRAM OSER REQUEST HRR 76-S, 6/16/77. RES EXPANDED THE SCOPE OF THE ORIGINAL PROJECT TO THIS DISTINCT PROJECT BASED ON C0r;MENTS RECEIVED FROM ACRS IN DECEMBER 1978.

PAGE 172 REFERENCE NUMBER: HRR 80-4 FIN # ASSIGN (0_TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: C. KEl.BER USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 7/17/80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS FOR MITIGATION OF DEGRADED CORE /CCRE MELT ACCIDENTS J_A3JS A FOR NEED TMI ACTION PLAN ITEM II.B.8 10 DEVELCP INFORMATION WHICH WILL BE USED TO PREPARE GENERAL DESIGN CRITERIA, REG. GUIDES, TECN. SPECS. AND IN ESTABLI5HING ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FOR LICENSING DECISIONS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS RELATED ACTIVITY: TMI ACTION PLAN ITEM II.B.S (NRR 79-10) _ - - , - > - - . - - _ ~ - - - - . - --- - - m ~-- - ---c- w- - --

PAGE 173 REFERENCE NUMBER: HRR 80-5 FIN # ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: USER CONTACT: DATE PEOUESTED: 08-14-80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: FY81 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: FY84 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ASSESSMENT OF ADEQUACY OF EMERGENCY PLANS BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE DATA WHICH WILL HELP TO BETTER DETERMINE THE ONSET OF AN E.MERGENCY SITUATION, ASSESS THE ONGOING EMERGENCY SITUATION AND AID j IN PROJECTING FUTURE ACTIONS TO PROTECT EMERGENCY WORKERS AND THE PUBLIC. i STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS i - } 1

PAGE 174 REFERENCE NUMB (g: HRR 80-6 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: P. REED USER CONTACT: W. PASCIAK DATE REQUESTED: 08/22/80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: FY81 DATE NEEDED* PSER AGREEMENT ON: PRGJECT END: FY83 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST P-32 BI0 ACCUMULATION FACTORS IN FISH BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE LICENSING STAFF WITH A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE IMPORTANCE OF l'-32 IN REACTOR EFFLUENT WATER FROM THE IMPACT STANDPOINT AND ALLOW THE DESIGN OF MONITORING PROGRAMS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARQH COMMENTS

PAGE 175 REFERENCE NUFBER: OSP 76-t FIN # A3056 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACT 03: BNL A6347 INEL A6287 RES CONTACT: P. REED USER CONTACT: H. COLLINS, R. DEFAYETTO DATE PEQUESTED: 11/03/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 08/30/77 PROJECT START: C1/04/77 DATE NEEDED: FY 82 USER AGREEMENT ON: 09/02/77 PROJECT END: 1982 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY INSTRUMENTATION BtSIS FOR NEED DEVELOP PROTOTYPE RADI0 IODINE AIR SAMPLER TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN RADI0 IODINE AND NDBLE GAS RADIONUCLIDES, EVALUATE PERFORMANCE UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL CDNDITIONS, AND DEVELOP CALIBRATION SOURCE FOR RADI0 ACTIVE MEASUREMENT COUNTERS USED WITH AIR SAMPLER. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH WORF SCOPE BEING DEVELOPED FOR FIN SA6347. CCYMENTS WORK IS UNDER CONTRACT TO BNL AND WILL FOCUS ON DETECTING RADIONUCLIDES IN THE ENVIRONMENT FROM CONTAMINANT ACCIDENTS WITH ROUTINE MONITORING SYSTEM USING CDV 700 INSTRUMENT. COORDINATED WITH FEMA ANDINCIDENTS. FOR HUCLEAR MEMBERS OF FEDERAL INTERAGENCY TASK FORCE ON OFFSITE EMERGENCY INSTRUMENTATION BNL DEVELOPED AIR SAMPLER. DOCUMENTS ISSUED: NUREG/CR-0314, 12/78 NUREG/CR-0315, 12/78

b PAGE 176 l REFERENCE NUMBER: OSP 77-1 FIN # B6784 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL COMM. PES CONTACT: C. PRITCHARD USER CONTACT: R. JASKE DATE PEQUESTED: 07/22/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 06/01/78 PROJECT START: 10/01/79 07/12/79 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 07/17/79 PROJECT [HQ: 06/30/81 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST AN INTEGRATED P.EGIONAL APPROACH TO REGULATORY ENERGY FACILITY SITING EsSIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE A METHOD WHEREBY THE ENVIRONMENTAL, TECHNICAL, AND ECONOMIC ISSUES AND DATA INVOLVED IN ASSESSING ALTERNATIVES FOR POWER PLANT SITING CAN BE SYSTEMATICALLY REPRESENTED AND ANALYZED ON A REGIONAL AND INTEGRATED BASIS AND TO ACHIEVE IN EACH OF THE PARTICIPATING STATES AN OPERATIO!*AL CAPABILITY FOR APPLYIf G THE METHOD. STATUS OF PROCESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEARCH PROJECT UNDERWAY. COMMENTS CONTINUATION OF PRIOR PNASE OF PROJECT. DOCUMENTS ISSUED: NUREG/CR-0241, 06/78

PAGE 177 REFERENCE NUMBES2 OSP 78-1 FIN 8 A6287 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: INEL RES CONTACT: P. REED USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 04/25/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT STARTt DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END:

,                IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST i

TRANSPORT OF RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIALS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION 1 BASIS FOR NEED STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COP'?a EN T S J J 1

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PAGE 178 9EFERENCE NUM3ER: OSP 78-0 fJ$_8 A6286 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CON.*ACI(3: INEL Ef5 CONTA11: P. REED USER CONTACT: H. COLLINS, R. DEFAYETTE DATE REQUESTED: 04/25/78 E($PQNSE LTR DATE: 11/16/79 PROJECT START: 12/28/79 DATE NEEDEQ: FY 82 USER AqRJEMENT ON: 12/19/79 PROJECT END: 09/82 IDENLICICATION OF REQUE11 EMERGENCY RADIOLCGICAL INSTRUMENTA! ION BASIS FOR NEED ' TO PROVIDE INFORMATION MHICH WILL BE USED TG PREPARE COMPREHENSIVE GUIDANCE DOCUMENTS FOR USE BY FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN THEIR RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLANNING AND FREPAREDNESS PROGRAM. TASK I IS A FOLLOM-UP AND EXTENSION OF THE BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY DEVELOPMENT OF A PROTOTYPE RADI0 IODINE AIR SAMPLER. T A S ". II IS AN EVALUATIDH OF EXISTING CIVIL DEFENSE AND COMMERICAL TYPES OF RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING INSTRUMENTS AS THEY RELATE TC THEIR POTENTIAL FOR MEASURINO RADI0 IODINE IN HUMANS, DAIRY CATTLE, MILK, LAND AND WATER. STATUS OF PROCESSING kEQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED. CCMMENTS COCRDINATED WITH FEMA AND MEMBERS OF FEDERAL INTERAGENCY YASK FORCE CH OFFSITE EMERGENCY IMSTRUMENTATION FOR NUCLEAR INCIDENTS. I 1

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             *ES CONTACT:           R. JOHNSTON                                 USER CnNTACT:

DATE REQUESTEU: 10/22/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT ST.tRT: 10/00/76 DATE NEEDED: MSER AGREEMENT CN: PROJECT END: 1982 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST FISSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT TEST FACILITY BASIS FOR NEED IMPROVEMENT IN REALISTIC RISK ASSESSMENT CAPABILITY AND POTENTIAL IMPACTS ON SITING POLICY. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH CO*MENTS REQUESTED BY R. DISALVD/L. S. TONG. FEASIBILITY STUDY NOW IN PROGRESS. A BRIEFING COVERING THIS WORK AND OTHER RELATED WORK WAS CONCUCTED FOR DSE STAFF ON 12/76. FORMAL COORDINATION WILL AWAIT COMPLETION i 0F THE FEASIBILITY STUDY. 1 PROJECT HAS BEEN DELAYED FOLLOWING A REVIEW GROUP EVALUATION WHICH INDICATED A NEED FOR: A. EARLIER SEPARATE EFFECTS DATA FOR CODE MODEL DEVELOPMENT

3. VARI ABL E SCALING OF COMPONENTS.

CURRENT STATUS: A. FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS BEING DFFINED IN MCRE DETAIL

3. PROGRAM ASSUMPTICNS SENT TO IMO POSSIBLE CONTRACIORS FOR COMPETITIVE PROPOSALS.

PAGE 180 REFERENCE NUFBER: RES 77-1 FIN # B2268 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER S.ONTRACTOR: PNL A1205 LVLCE RES CONTACT: S. YANIV USER CONTA_[T: R. BERNERO j DATE REQUESTED: 02/10/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 08/01/77 l 08/01/77 DATE NEEDFD: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: PHASE I 1980 I j IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST i j EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECTS OF INHALED RADIONUCLIDES IN TFE LUNG. 1 AASIS FOR NEED I TO STRENGTHEN THE HEALTH EFFECTS CALCULATIONS DONE IN SAFETY ANALYSES t.ND RISK ASSESSMENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING THE KNOWLEDGE OF DOSE-RESPONSE RELATIONSHIPS FOR EARLY MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY

!              FOLLCWING INHALATION OF RADIONUCLIDES FOUND IN THE NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRY.

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i PAGE 181 l REFERENCE NUMBER: RES 77-2* FIN # A1049 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: SANDIA B2263 HEDL RES CONTACT: W. LAHS USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 05/19/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 05/19/77 PROJECT START: 01/00/76 06/05/77 01/09/77 DSTE NEEDED: FY 79 USER AGREEMENT GN: 06/30/77 PROJECT END: 02/03/30 l (NMSS) l 07/04/77 l (SD) IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST 1 j DYNAMIC ASSESSMENT OF NORMAL TRANSPORTATION i BASIS FOR NEED THERF IS A NEED TO DEVELOP A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL AND OBTAIN RESULTS FRCM THE MODEL TO DESCRIBE REALISTICALLY THE DYNAMIC STRESS DEVELOPED IN TIE D0MNS (AND CONCURRENTLY IN THE CASK TIE DOWN MEMBER), 50 THAT STANDARDS CAN BE FORMULATED FOR TIE DOWNS AND TIE DOWN DEVICES WHICH ARE STRUCTURAL PARTS OF THE PACKAGE. STATUS FOR PROCESSING PEQUEST FOP RESEARCN CCNPLETED 1 , COPMENTS

SEE SD 77-14.

i i l l DOCU"ENTS ISSUED: B2263 - NUREG/CR-0161, 07/78 i NUREG/CR-0589, 03/79 SAND-76-0427 ! SAND-77-1110 ] SAND-73-0337 i

__ . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ __ _ m .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _- PAGE 182 PEFERE**0E NU"SER: RES 77-3 FIN 3 A2050 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ANL B5756 NYU 32039 PHL FES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: S. MCGUIRE D%TE REQUESTED: C3/IS/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 08/18/77 PROJECT START: 07/00/76 09/00/76 I $9/00/77 EITE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 09/02/77 PROJECT END: CDNT. l IDENTIFICATICN OF EEQUEST HUMAN EXPOSURE AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF THORIUM 1 BASIS FOP NEED THE STAFF QF THE OFFICE OF STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT HAS EXPRESSED A NEED FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE DEPOSITION AND RETENTION OF THORIUM IN HUMAN BEINGS. THIS INFORMATION IS NEEDED TO EVALUATE THE VALIDITY OF THE SPECI AL CONCENTRATION LIMITS FOR URANIUM ORE DUST IN AIR SPECIFIED IN 10 CFR PART 20. A STATUS OF P90 CESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH i CC*PLETED. C0"MENTS THE SEPT 2, 1977 COMMUNICATION FROM SD CONSTITUTED AN ENDORSEMENT OF THREE ON-GOING PROJECTS: AT ANL, NYU AND PNL. l IN THE SAME SEfT 2, 1977 COMMUNICATION FROM SD. RES WAS ADVISED TO HAVE THE CONTRACTOR (PNL) TO ] TERMINATE ALL EFFORTS TO CALCULATE DOSES USING THE DACRIN CODE (TASK B 0F PNL'S PRCPOSAL), SINCE I IT WAS ASSUME! (SY SD) THAT THE DEVELOPERS OF THAT CODE DID NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THE NEW ICRP l CCMMITTEE II F CLICATION AND THAT THE MODEL USED IN THE CODE WOULD SOON bE OBSOLETE. AN OCTOBER 12, 1977

 !                         MEM3 FRCM MINCSUE TO LEVINE CORRECTED THIS ASSUMPTION, ACKNCMLEDGING THAT THE CONTRACTOR DOES IN FACT USE THE NEM ICRP COMMITTEE II MODEL.

HOMEVER, AS FRANK SUAN5 ERG, RES. AND R. E. ALEXANDER. SD, RECENTLY AGREED. WORK ON THESE CALCULATIONS SHOULD NOT BE RESUMED UNTIL THE NEED IS ESTABLISHED BY PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION STUDIES THAT ARE

                       ,NOW IN PROGRESS. AUAITING REAULTS FROM THE STUDIES.

DOCUMENTS TSSUED: A2050 - NUREG/CR-0469 03/79 i

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PAGE 183 REFERENCE NU*BER: RES 78-1 FIN 4 B2277 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: PNL RES CONTACT: W. JOHNSTON USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 32/13/78 PESPONSE LTR DATE: 02/13/78 PROJECT START: DaTE NEEDED: USER A30EEMENT ON: 05/07/78 PROJECT END: 1 IDENTIFICATYON OF REQUEST LOCA HEATUP EXPERIMENTS IN NRU. BASIS FOR NEED l TO PROVIDE AN EXPER!. MENTAL TEST OF THE BEHAVIOR OF LARGE BUNCLES OF LCW ENRICHED FUELS j AT HIGH LINEAR HEAT RATINGS, SINCE THIS CAPABILITY IS NOT AVAILABLE IN PBF. t STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH I COMPLETED. ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO CARRY DUT THE TESTS AT CHALK RIVER, CANADA d AT THE NRU REACTOR. COM"ENTS PNL RECEIVED PROGRAM AUTHORIZATION IN MARCH, 1978, AND IS PREPARING PROGRAM PLANS. CON- { TRACT NEGOTIATIONS ARE UNDERWAY WITH AECL. PLANNING FOR NRU MODIFICATIONS ARE BEING

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l l DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: l i IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST i ! EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS - FEDERAL 1 BASIS FOR NEED TMI ACTION PLAN STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEAPCH RFP IN PREPARATION, AWAITING FY 80 SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDS. 1 4 COMMENTS i l 1 l i t i ) i i 1 i {

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DATE PEQUESTED: S2/02/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 07/14/80 PROJECT START: D4TE MEN ID: USER AGREEMENT ON: 05/22/80 PROJECT END: (NRR) IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST SEISMIC QUALIFICATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL E4UI.PMENT ? 1 i SASIS FOR NEED ST ATUS Or PROCESSING REQUESY F0" RESEARCJJ RFP 'a0. "5-RES-SS-139 CLOSING DATE FOS RECEIPT OF PROPOSALS 5/29/80 CC MENTS 4 i .j i i 1

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PAGE 189 'EFERENCE NUMBER: RES 80-9 FIN 4 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: MIT PORTLAND CEMENT CORNELL U. RES CCNTA[T: USER CONTACT: RA Tf _ .* EQ UES T ED: 01/30/80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 05/18/80 PROJECT END: (NRR) IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ADEQUACY OF CODES. STANDARDS AND SAFETY EVALUATION METHODS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE NUCLEAR STRUCTURES. PASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE OF ALL ASPECTS OF TECHNICAL INFORMATION NEEDED FCR LICENSING OF PERTINENT STRUCTURES. PRIMARILY CONTAINMENTS AND CLASS I SAFETY - RELATED STRUCTURES AND HEAVY FOUNDATIONS FOR THESE STRUCTURES. STATUS OF PROCESSING RECUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

PAGE 190 REFERENCE NUMSER RES 50-2 FIN 8 ASSIGNED 70: CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 12/18/79 RESPONSE LTR DATE: N/A PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE OF MATERIALS USED FOR HIGH LEVEL RADI0 ACTIVE LIASTE PACKAGING BASIS FOR NEED STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCU COMMENTS 1 s v, v--- ---- ._-, e. ,- _ , _ . , , . _ . , , _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ - . , - _ . , , _ _ _ _ , , . _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

i a) P'GE 191 PEFERENCE NUMBER: RES 30-3 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: i RES CONTACT: B. ERCMZIN (SEB) USER CONTAS.I,: 1 DATE REQUESTED: 06/27/30 PESPONSE LTR DATE: N/A PROJECT START: l DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 1 ICENTIFICATIOM OF REQUEST SURGE, WAVE AND METEOROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS A LONG THE COAST OF FLORIDA 34515 FOR NEED TO VALIDATE AND VERIFY MODELS 70 PREDICT THE PURGE FROM NRC DESIGN BASIS HURRICANES. ST ATUS OF P90CE55ING REQUEST FOR PESEAPCH I 9 i 1 l J 4 f

PAGE 192 REFE9ENCE NUNBE* RES 80-4 FIN 9 B0402 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: ORNL DES CONTACT: H. SCOTT (R55) USER CONTACT: W. PAULSON (NRR) DATE REQUESTE9: 07/16/50 RESPONSE LTR DATE: N/A PROJECT START: DaTE NEED12: USER AGREEMENT OM: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICAT10M OF REQUEST DATA BAKK SURVEY (MEASURED INFORMATION REPOSITORY) 34515 FOR NEED TO DETERMINE HC'J RESEARCH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT MIGHT BE IMPROVED TO BETTER MEET NRC'S CVERALL NEEDS EXPECIALLY IN THE AREA 0F MAKING RESEARCH RESULTS MORE READILY AVAILABLE TO THE NRC STAFF. STATUS OF P80CE55fMG REQUEST FCr RESEARCH CC95ENTS

PAGE 193 FEFEREN_t NU"BER: RES 80-5 FIN s ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTQ3: RES CONTACT: D. HOATSON (FB) USER CONTACT: NRR

                        .0 ATE REQUESTED:                   07/16/80 RESPONSE LTR DATE: N/A                                                    EERJECT START: 03/01/80 DATE NEEDED:                                      USER AGREEMENT ON:                                                   PROJECT END:   11/31/80 t

IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST HYDROGEN IGNITION IN ICE CONDENSER PLANTS BASIS FOR NEED TO ASSESS THE PROPOSED USE OF DISTRIBUTED IGNITION SOURCES AS A MEAHS Of COMTROLLING HYDROGEN MMICN MIGHT BE RELEASED INTO ICE CONDENSER CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS IN THE EVENT OF A DEGRADED CARE COOLING ACCIDENT. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH 1 C0FNENTS i i i

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PAGE 194 REFERENCE NUM!ER: RE5 80-6 FIN # ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: Y.Y. H5U (SE) USER CONTACT: M.W. H0DGES (NRR) DATE REQUESTED: 07/21/80 RESPONSE ' TR D ATE: N/A PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PRC+ JECT END: 4 IDENTIFICATI0M OF PEQUEST EWR THERMAL HYCRAULICS PHENOMENA BASIS FOR NEED PROVIDE DA'A BASE ON BWR THERMAL HYDP.ICS ST ATUS OF PP0 CESSING REQUEST FOR RESEAPCH COMMENTS

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I RES CONTACTS D. HOATSON (FB) USER CONTACT: NRR DATE PEQUESTEL: 07/29/30 RESPONSE LTR DATE: N/A PROJECT START: l DATE NEEDED: USEP AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST POST ACCIDENT IODINE RESEARCH BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE FULL UNDERSTANDING OF THE BEHAVIOR OF IODINE (AND TELLURIUM) IN PMR AND EWR CONTAINMENT ATMOSPHERE UNDER A RANGE OF HYPOTHETICAL ACCIDENT CONDITIONS. STATb3 0F PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS l i

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PAGE 196 REFERENCE NUMBER: RES 80-8 FIN 8 A6351 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: EG 3 G RES CONTACT: CURTIS (AARSRB) USER CONTACT

T. SPEIS (NRR)

DATE REQUESTED: 08/01/80 RESPONSE LTR DAlgr PROJECT START: 07/01/30 DATE NEEDED: USER AG'EEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 09/30/30 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST CARE MELT MITIGATION SYSTEM BASIS FOR NEED TO STUDY DESIGNS OF FUEL MELT MITIGATION SYSTEMS WHICH WILL DEFINE DESIGM SPECIFICATIONS SUITABLE FOR INCORPORATION INTO NRC GENERAL DESIGN CRITERIA. 4 STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH j COMMENTS i I i

PAGE 197 REFERENCE NUMBER: RES 80-9 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: RES (ONTACT: KIM USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF PEQUEST DETECTION OF FREE LIQUID IN DRUMS OF SOLIDIFIED HUCLEAR WASTE. BASIS FOR NEED STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS V

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ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: L8L RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: SD DATE REQUESTED: RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: FY31 DATE NECDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 08/19/80 PROJECT END: FY33 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ICRP MODELS FOR CALCULATING INTERNAL DOSE BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE NRC WITH BETTER INFORMATION FOR CALCULATING INTERNAL EXPOSURES FROM NUCLIDES OF THE NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE AND ITS BYPRODUCTS.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS i a l I

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PAGE 199 REFERENCE NUMBER: RES 80-11 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: ANS RES CONTACT: L. RIB USER CONTACT: EDO DATE REQUESTED: P9/04/30 RESPONSE LTR DATE: g PROJECT START: 10/01/80 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEME"Y ON: 09/09/80 PROJECT END: 09/30/81 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY (ANS) PUBLICATIOMS BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE NRC SUPPORT TO ANS PROGRAM TO ACQUIRE, EDIT AND PREPARE CRITICAL REVIEW ARTICLES FOR PUBLICATION IN ANS JOURNALS. 1TATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH ENDORSEMENT RECEIVED FROM ELO 09/09/80. COMMENTS

            .TUNDING NOT TO EXCEED $50,000.

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J PAGE 200 PEFERENCE NUMBER: RES 80-12 FIN 8 A55IGNE9 TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: P. WOOD ESEP CONTACT: J. MEYER (NRR) DATE REQUESTED: 09/24/80 P R ONSE LTR DATE: N/A PROJECT START: FY81 4 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT EtLQ: FY83 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ANALYSIS OF CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS RESPONSE TO SERIOUS ACCIDENTS. BASIS FOR NEED TMI-2 ACTIDN PLAN II.B.8 ST ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR PESEARCH 09/24/80 DRAFT 50W SENT TO NRR FOR ENDORSEMENT COMMENTS 1 t

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1 PAGE 20 f 1 REFERENCE NU"BER: RES 80-13 FIN e ASSIGNED To: RSR CONTRACTOR: PES CONTACT: DI SALVO , USER CONTACT: l DATE PEQUESTED: 09/23/80 RESPONSE LTRJ4J1' PROJECT STA31: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: f_RAJECT END: FY33 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST I

SEVERE ACCIDENT SEQUENCE ANALYSIS.

BASIS FOR NEED STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH a h COM*ENTS 1 I l i 1 i

      , --. .- ,,_. . - - - - , - ~ _ - , - , _ _ _ , , . , . - - - - > - . - , - - - - . _ . _ - . . . . , - - - - . . . - -                            s--   m   - - - - - - - - _ . - - .     --,     -- . -_. . , . . . , _ . - , , - _ , - - - ,

PAGE 202 PEFERENCE NUMBtR: 5D 76-1 FIN 5 f55fGNE9 TO: SRR CCNTRiCTOR: MORK D3NE IN HOUSE PES CONTACT: M. TAYLOR USEP_ CONTACT: V. PANCIERA DATF PECUESTED: 95/25/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PPOJECT START: 05/25/76 DATE NEEDED: 05/07/76 USER AOREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 07/09/76 IDENTIrICATION OF PEQUEST RISK ASSESSMENT OF A BWR MARK I TYPE CCNTAINMENT MODEL WITHOUT INERTING. BASIS FOR NEED COMMI551DN REQUEST. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED. f.0_Cf.N1$ RISK PERSPECTIVES OF WA5N-1400 WERE USED TO CEMPLETE THE REQUESTED WORK WdICH WAS CONE BY PAB STAFF IN HOUSE. RESULTS WERE REPORTED BY MEMD 07/09/76. d

l PAGE 203 PEFEPENCE NUMBERI $D 76-2 FIN 9 A3057 ASSIGNE_D To: SRR - CONTRACTOR: BNL RES CONTACT 2 J. MURPHY USER CONTACT: paTE PEQUESTED 11/03/76 RESPONSE LTR DATER 02/11/77 PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: 12/09/78 USER AGREEMENT ON PPOJECT END: 1pENTIFICATIDM OF REQUEST i EXTENSION OF WASH-14DO RESULTS TO INVESTIGATE CONSEQUENCE VARIATIONS FOR DESIGN BASIS ACCIDENTS, CLASS 3 THPOUGH 3. a l BASIS FOR NEFD PART OF THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR NUCLEAR FACILITY SITING AND PRACTICE REVISION. STATUS OF PPOCESSING PEQUEST F04 P.ESEAPCH i COMPL2TED. COMMENTS

.'                                MEMO RECEIVED FROM DIRECTOR OF NRR, MARCH to, 1977, SUPPORTIVE OF FORMULATED RESEARCH PROJECT.

A CONTRACT HAS BEEN ISSUED TO BNL WITH SUBCONTRACTS FROM BNL TO SAI AND BCL. PHASE I. A PRE-LIMINARY SCOPING STUDY. IS NEARIf:G COMPLETION. A DETAILED EVALUATION OF THE APPLICABILITY R OF EXISTING METHODOLOGY HAS BEEN INITIATED. 4 O 1 l l

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PAGE 204 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-15 FIN e BC410 ASSIGNED TD: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ORNL RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: A. BRODSKY DATE PEQUESTED: 01/14/77 PESPONSE LTR DATE: 10/31/77 PPOJECT START: 01/01/77 DATE NEEDED: 1978,1979 UP USER ACPEEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 09/30/30 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ! INTERNAL DOSE CONVERSION FACTOR $/ METHODS IN DOSIMETRY BASIS FOR NEED TO SUPPORT AND IMPROVE NRC STAFF CAPABILITIES IN THE ESTIMATION OF INTERNAL COSE TO MAN RESULTING FROM INHALATION CR INGESTION OF RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIALS. STATUS OF PPDCESSING PEQUEST FOR PESEARCH COMPLETE I COMMENTS CRNL CONTRACT INITIATED JULY, 1977

TRANSFERRED TO NRR 75-5.

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i PAGE 205 I i REFERENCE NUMBEP.: SD 77-2 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: SANDIA RES CONTACT: R. SHERRY USER CONTACT: DATE PEQUESTED: 05.'06/77 RESPONSE LTR DATER PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 06/20/77 ff3 JECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST

'                               CONSEQUENCES OF A LOSS OF COOLING /5HIFLDING WATER IN A LARGE SPENT FUEL STORAGE POOL.

t (EXPANSION OF CURRENT CONTRACT AT SANDIA LABORATORIES.) BASIS FOR NEED THIS STUDY IS NEEDED TO SUPPORT THE DEVEROPMENT OF A REGULATORY BASIS FOR THE LICENSING OF THE STORAGE OF SPENT FUEL IN LARGE INDEPENDENT SPENT FUEL STORAGE INSTALLATIONS. STATUS OF PROCESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED. CO*; MEN T S a l l l l l I i l 1 l _ . _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ - - - . _ _ _ . _ _ ~ _ _- . _ _ _ . -_ . . - - _ _. - _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ _ . _ _ _ _. __ .- .

PAGE 206 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-3 FIN s B6016 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: NBS RES CONTACT: R. SNEPHARD Q1ER CONTACI: R. JONES 05/06/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 05/31/77 PROJECT START: 03/00/77 D4Tt REQUESTED: DATE NEEDE9: 10/00/79 USER AGREEMENT ON: 05/31/77 PROJECT END: 09/31/78 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN MEASUREMENTS AND STANDARDS FOR SAFEGUARDING SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL. BASIS FOR NEED NEED TO DEVELOP SPECIALIZED EXPERTISE IN THE AREA 0F MEASUREMENT ASSURANCE IN ORDER TD ACHIEVE AN NRC OBJECTIVE TO IM. PROVE THE QUALITY OF MEASUREMENT MADE ON SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERI AL FOR CONTROL ANP ACCOUNTING PURPOSES. STATUS OF PFOCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCM COMPLETED, I J COMMENTS 06/13/79 - DELETE PER INSTRUCTIONS FROM SD. DOCUMEt4TS ISSUED: NUREG/CR-0239 4 \ j i i

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I l i PAGE 207 I EfrEPENCE NUMEER: SD 77-4 FIN e A4083 As5IGNED To: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ROCHMED (U. OF ROCH. ) RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTAC: R. ALEXANDER RATE PEQUESTED: 06/27/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 10/25/77 LE9 JECT STARI* 08/50/77 j D4TE NEEDED: 1978 M3ER AGPEEMENT ON: 10/2C/77 PROJECT END: 06/00/78 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF UF6/UO2F2 IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS BASIS FOR NEED 1 TO FROVIDE GUIDANCE ON THE BEHAVIOR OF UO2F2 AND UF6 (WHICH IS CONVERTED TO UO2F2 IMMEDIATELY UPON

'             CONTACT DF BIDA55AY          WITH     AIR)

FOR IN THE BODY FOLLOWING INHAL ATION--FOR USE IN REGUL ATORY GUIDE 3.11 "APPLICATIONS URANIUM." f STATUS OF PROCESSING PEQUEST FOR PESEARCH COMPLETED. CO*MENTS RECUEST FOR EXPANSION OF SCOPE 01/16/30. ,

SEE SD 77-24.

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REFERENCf NUMBER SD 77-7 FIN e A1051 ASSIGNED 10: RSR COMTvACTOR: SANDIA i RES CONTACT 2 R. FEIT M3EP CON T A C T_2 D. SULLIVAN DATE REQUESTED: C 8/11.'77 RESPCN5F LTR DATE2 06/2//78 PF0 JECT START: FY 76 s .

DATE NEEDED: FY79 USER ALEFEMENT CH: PROJECT END: FY 84

!        IDENTIFICATION OF RFMUEST QUALIFICATION TESTING EVALUATION BASIS FOR NEED
,             A) DEVELOPMENT OF RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INCLUDING REQUIREMENTS PERTAINING TO SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS (IF ANY) IN ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT AND PROIECTIVE COATING QUALIFICATION STANDARDS AND GUIDES IS NECESSARY TO DETERMINE IF SIMULATED RADIATION DOSES IMPOSED DURING QUALIFICATION TESTING CAN BE APPLIED IN SEQUENCE WITH THE REMAINDER OF TPE HYPOTHETICAL ACCIDENT TEST ENVIRONMENT, CR MUST BE APPLIED CONCURRENTLY IN ORDER 70 SIMULATE THE HYPOTHETICAL ACCIDENT ENVIRGAMENT ADECUATELY.

I 1 B) A CONTINUATION OF AN EVALUATION OF ACCELERATED AGING M3 DEL IS NECESSARY TO DEVELOP TECHNIQUES

FOR PERFORMING ACCELERATED AGING UNDER SIMULTANEOUS ENVIRONMENTS OF TEMPERATURE AND RADI ATICN.

I

!             C) A CONTINUED EVALUATION OF PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED RECCM:1ENDATIONS FOR RADIATION SIMULATORS FOR
!                         EQUIPMENT QUALIFICATION IS NECESSARY TO DETERMINE ACCEPTABLE TEST RADIATION SGURCES.

l THE INFORMATION IDENTIFIED ABOVE IS NEEDED FOR INCLUSION IN REGULATORY GUIDE 1.89, "CUALIFICATION 1 0F ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT FOR LIGHT-WATER-COOLED NUCLEAR POWER PLANT 5". ALSO, ISSUANCE OF A REGULA'ORY j GUIDE ENDORSING ANSI N101.2,

PROTECTIVE COATINGS FOR NUCLEAR REACTOR CDNTAINNENT FACILITIES" IS HELD UP PENDING RESULTS OF THE RESEARCH Of] SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS, AND ACCELERATED AGING, OF PROTECTIVE COATINGS.

I l i STATUS OF PPOCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEAPCH f COMMENTS j

DOCUMENTS ISSUED' NUR E G/CR-018 3 RIL 396 8/5/80

{ NUREG/CR-0275 1 NUREG/CR-5813, 06/79 NUREG/CR-0970 NUREG/CR-0401, 11/78 ,' NUREG/CR-0276, 08/78 NUREG/CR-1129, 03/80 i

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PAGE 211 REFEPENCE NUMBER: SD 77-8 FIN # A551CHED TO: SRR CONTRACTOR: 9.E5 CONTACT 5 W. VE5ELY USER CONTACT: DATE PEQUESTED: 08/19/77 RESPONSE LTP DATE: 04/24/78 ERD)ECT START: DATE NEEDED: FY79 USEP AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 1DENTIFICATION OF REQUEST METHODS TO EVALUATE THE CONTRIBUTION TO SAFETY OF INSERVICE INSPECTION PROGRAMS BASIS FOR NEEQ SCSB-NRC HAS ENDORSED THE ASME CODE, SECTIOM XI. INSERVICE INSPECTION RULES, BY REFERENCE IN 10 CFF 50. THROUGH THE SUMMER 1975 ADDENDA. FOR THE RULES. SUBSEQUENT TO THE SUMMER 1975 ADDENDA, THE NRC STAFF DOES NOT AGREE WITH THE SECTION XI RULES AND HAS PROPOSED THAT to CFR 50 TAKE EXCEPTIONS TO THE SUBSEQUENT ADDENDA. STAFF PARTICIPATION AT RECENT CODE MEETIN55 H?S RESULTED IN SIMILAR CONCERNS ABOUT PROPOSED NEW RULES NOW BEING WRITTEN BY THE CODE C0r:MITTEES. THE PRIMARY DEFICIENCY 15 A LACK UF BASE 5 FOR SOTH RELATING AND EVALUATING THE CONTRIBUTION 10 SAFETY OF AN INSERVICE INSPECTION PROGRAM. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FDP RESEAPCM UNDER ACTIVE CONSIDERAff0N AND EVALUATION. (0"MENTS - __ _ - - - - - - _ _ - , - . _ . . _ _ . _ - ~ _ - _ _ - - _ ___ .._ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ , - _ _ _ .

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PAGE ata REFEPENCE NUMBER: SD 77-9= FIN s ASSIGNED TO: RSR $9NTRACTCR: PES CONTACT: D. REIFF USER CONTACT: 4 DATE PEQUESTED: 08/19/77 PE5PONSE LTR DATE2 C6/15/78 PPOJECT START: j DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT ENDr i l IDENTIFICATION OF PECUEST ADDITIONAL REQUIREMFNTS FOR DESIGN AND FASRICATION OF HUCLEAR COMPCNENTS l BASIS FOR NEED THE ATTENUATION OF DTNAMIC LCADINGS IN PIPING SYSTEMS IS CENERALLY ACCOMPLISHED BY THE USE OF SNUBBERS. IN SYSTEM ANALYSES. SNUBBERS ARE MODELED IN VARIOUS WAYS WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN SUBSTANTIATED BY SYSTEM DYNAMIC 1ESTS. DESIGNERS TEND TO AVOID THE DIFFICULTY BY APPLYING SNUBBERS CENEROUSLY IN THEIR PLANTS. THIS CVER-APPLICATION OF SNUBBERS MAY INDUCE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH EXCESSIVE RESTRAINT OF SYSTEMS. A COMBINED EXPERIMENTAL AND ANLLYTICAL EFFORT 15 REQUIRED TO DETERMINE A GENERALLY ACCEPTABLE METHOD FOR MODELING SNUBBERS. THE STUDY MAY CCNFIRM A PRESENT PRACTICE OR ESTABLISH NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR $NUBBER MODELING. THE RESULT 5 SHOULD PROVIDE TO THE PRACTICE OF APPLYING SNUSEERS A SUBSTANTIATED BA515 WHICH CAN JUSTIFY LIMITS ON THE NUMBER OF SNUBBERS NEEDED IN A SYSTEM. STATUS OF P80CE55fMG REQUEST FOR PESEA*CN i i COMMENTS , 06/13/79 - DELETE PER INSTRUCTIONS FROM SD. 1 = SEE SD 79-2. l 1 1 1 i i 1 _____,_____,,,_..I

PAGE 215 i REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-10 FIM s A1010 ASSIGNED Tor RSR CONTRACTOR: SANDIA B6207 APL l FE5 CONTACT: R. FEIT USER CONTACT: E. WENZINGER

!                                   DATE PEQUESTED: 08/11/77 RESPONSE LTP DATE:                                              04/28/78 PP03ECT START:

DATE NEEDED: FY79-Et USEP AGREEPENT CN: FROJECT END: FY 86 i j IDENTIFICATION OF PEQUEST 4 I FIRE PROTECTION PROGRAMS I BASIS FOR_NEED 1 ) RESULTS WILL BE USED IN THE PERIOD FY 1979-81 TO REVISE REG. GUIDE 1.128 AND TO DEVELOP ADDITIONAL l FIRE PROTECTION REG. GUIDES. 1 l ! 51ATd5 0F PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEAPCH 4 i

COMENTS

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D. REIFF USER CONTACT W. ANDERSON DATE REQUESTEDr 08/19/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 06/01/78 PROJECT START:

DATE NEEDED: FY80 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 06/30/At l IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ANALYTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF NONLINEAR SYSTEM MODELING AND SCALING BASIS FOR NEED I THERE IS A NEE 3 TO DERIVE THE FULL SCALE DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF PUMPS, VALVES AND 01HER ACTIVE 4 COMPONENTS BASED ON RESULT 5 OF OPERABILITY TESTS OR ANALYSES OF SMALLER SIZED COMPONENTS. NO FACILITIES PRESENTLY EXIST IN THIS CCUNTRY WHICH CAN CONDUCT AN GPERABILITY TEST OF LARGE COMPONENTS (E.G., RCS PUMPS, (MSIV'5). PUMP AND VALVE MALFUNCTIONS ARE FREQUENT OCCURRENCES IN l OPERATING PLANTS. THE ANSI N278 STANDARDS AND N551 STANDARDS FOR OPERABILITY OF VALVES AND PUMPS, RESPECTIVELY, ARE CURRENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT. HOWEVER. THESE STANDARDS PROPOSE SCALING PROCEDURES BASED ON GEOMETRIC SIMILITUDE. THESE PROCEDURES LACK THE FIRM TECHNICAL BASES WHICH THE RESULTS OF THIS RESEARCH WILL PROVIDE. ! THERE 15 CONCERN ABOUT THE EXTENT TO WHICH ANY SCALING OF VALVES AND PUMPS BASED ON GEDMETRIC SIMILTUDE 15 JUSTIFIED IN THAT SUCH FEATURES A5 MECHANICAL CLEARANCES RESULT IN NCN-LIhEAR RESPONSE TD DYNAMIC LOADINGS. THIS PURPOSE OF THE PROGRAM IS TO ATTEMPT TO DEFINE THE EXTENT TO WHICH SCALING CAN BE APPLIED IN THE QUALIFICATION OF MECHANICAL COMPCNENTS, SUCH AS PUMPS AND VALVES, FOR OPERABILITY ESPECIALLY UNDER DYNAMIC LOADING CONDITIONS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH I l COMMENTS DOCUMENTS ISSUEDI NUREG/CR-0361, 09/78 NUREG/CR-0362, 09/78 NUREG/CR-0949, 09/79 NUREG/CR-1317, 02/80 NUREG/CR-1068, 12/79 NUREG/CR-tt67, 11/79 NUREG/CR-0368, 09/78 NUREG/CR-0362. 09/78 NUREG-Ot92-1, 02/77 i

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DATE NEEDED: NOW -- 82 USER AGPEEMEMT ON* PROJECT END: i IDENTIf1 CATION OF PEQUEST PEGIONAL SEISMIC AND GEOLOGIC STUDIES l B45I5 FOR NEES f CONTROVER5Y CAUSE OF EARTHQUAKES ARISES ININ THE INDIVIDUAL EASTERNCASE 'J.S. LICENSING REVIEWS BECAUSE OF THE LIMITED KNDWLFDGE OF THE l CONDITIONS IN THE EASTERN U.5,. 70 REDUCE CONTROVER5Y, THERE 15 A NEED TO BETTER DEFINE SEISMOLOGIC AND GEOLOGIC

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RES CONTACT: C. BARTLETT USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 08/19/77 RES*0NSE LTR DATE: 11/22/77 PROJECT START: 10/31/77 03/25/78 i i EgTE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 08/31/79 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF BY-PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS AND MEDICAL USES OF BY-PRODUCT MATERIALS / INSTITUTT0NAL RADWASTE CHARACTER / PROPERTY OF RADMASTE BASIS FOR NEED 70 ' 2"VIDE A TECHNICAL BASIS FOR EVALUATING REGULATORY PRACTICES RELATED TO PRODUCTION AND USE OF BY-PRODUCT MATERIALS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS MORE SPECIFIC DETAILS ON THIS SUGGESTED PROJECT ARE CONTAINED IN MEMO FROM MINOGUE TO K0bij DATED 04/02/76, SUBJECT; RECOMMENDED RESEARCH STUDIES ON RELEASES TO THE ENVIRONMENT OF BY-PRODUCT MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH NUCLEAR MEDICINE DOCUMENTS ISSUED: BS959 - NUREG/CR-1137 A3027 - NUREG/CR-0057 NUREG/CR-0911 ALSO SEE NMSS 76-16 (A3027)

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B0158 iSSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ORNL RES CONTACT: J. 00ULKE 151* CONTACT: E. CONTI DATE REQUESTED: 08/19/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 04/01/73 DATE NEEDED: FY79 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 09/30/83 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST DEVELOPMENT AND CONFIRMATION OF BI0 TRANSPORT AND DOSIMETRY MODELS TO IMPLEMENT 10 CFR 50, APPENDIX I.

BASIS FOR NEED THERE IS A NEED TO APPLY ADVANCED INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL DOSIMETRIC MODELS TO NUCLIDES AND FDPUL ATION GROUPS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO NRC FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVISING REG. GUIDE 1.109 AS APPROPRIATE

   'M30-A.1.JC2)A). REG. GUIDE 1.109 CONTAINS DOSE MODELS TO BE USED TO DETERMINE COMPLIANCE WITH APPENDIX I 0F 10 CFR PART 50.

STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUE!T FOR RESEARCN COMMENTS

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PAGE 224 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-21* FIN # B0410 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: ORNL RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 08/19/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PEpjECT START: DATE NEEDED: 1980-1982 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 09/30/83 IDENTIFICATION OF RF90EST DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNAL DOSE DATA AND ASSESSMENT SYSTEM AT ORNL BASIS FOR NEED THE REQUIREMENT FOR THIS WORK TIES IN WITH BOTH THE NEED OF ASSESSING ENVIRONMENTAL AND PUBLIC EXPOSURES AS WELL AS THE NEED TO ASSESS OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES TO NRC EMPLOYEES FROM POTH REAL AND POSTULATED INCIDENTS. THERE WILL BE A CONTINUING REQUIREMENT ONCE THE SYSTEM IS DEVELOPED, FOR UPDATING OF THE DATA FILE AS CERTAIN ADDITIONAL EIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL DATA BECOME AVAILABLE. THIS WORK IS RELATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN NRC-RESPONSIVE COMPUTER SYSTEM AT ORNL FOR CALCULATING ACCURATE DOSE CONVERSION FACTORS AND INTERNAL DOSE ESTIMATES FOR ALL NUCLIDES OF INTEREST TO NRC, AND FOR VARIOUS POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS, WAS DESCRIBED IN A PREVIOUS MEMO FROM R. B. MINOGUE TO S. LFVINE OF JANUARY 14, 1977. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEAREM ONGOING PROJECT. COMMENTS

SEE NRR 78-5.

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PAGE 225 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-22 FIN 4 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: l RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 08/19/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: FY80-82 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST DEVELOPMENT OF PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR QUALITY CONTROL OF RADI0 ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES BASIS FOR NEED THE NEED HAS EXISTED FOR MANY YEARS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT CRITERIA FOR TESTING THE PERFORMANCE OF LABORATORIES PROVIDING RADI0 ANALYTICAL ANALYSES FOR USE IN INTERNAL DOSE AS WELL AS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTS. PREVIOUS AEC, ERDA, AND NRC EFFORTS IN THIS AREA ARE LIMITED AND REQUIRE A COMPREHENSIVE CONFIRMATORY RESEARCH PROGRAM TO IDENTIFY ACCEPTABLE METHODS OF RADI0 ANALYTICAL ANALYSIS FOR NUCLIDES OF NRC INTEREST IN THE VARIOUS BIOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDIA INVOLVED. VARIOUS PILOT TESTS PREVIOUSLY CARRIED OUT HAVE SHOWN THAT IMPORTANT OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES TO RADIONUCLIDES HAVE

SOMETIMES BEEN MISSED OR INADEQUATELY EVALUATED AS A RESULT OF ERRORS IN LABORATORY PROCEDURES.

ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN IN THIS AREA 0F DOSIMETRY FOR INTERNAL PERSONNEL DOSE EQUIVALENT TO PARALLEL

!             ACTION IN PROGRESS TO AMEND 10 CFR PART 20 REGARDING PERFORMANCE TESTING OF PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY FOR l            . EXTERNAL RADIATION DOSE. HOWEVER, ESSENTIAL 7NFORMATION MUST BE DEVELOPED PREPARATORY TO ESTABLISHING ACCEPTABLE PERFORMANCE. TEST, AND QUALITY CONTROL CRITERIA.

ST ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT PENDING AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS. COMMENTS

A PAGE 226 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-23 FIN 3 A3319NED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 08/19/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: FY80 USER AGREEMENT ON: PR3 JECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST METABOLIC DATA FOR INTERVAL DOSIMETRY OF HEAVY ELEMENT BURDENS WITH AND WITHOUT DTPA THERAPY BASIS FOR NEED THERE IS A NEED TO CARRY OUT COMPARATIVE ANIMAL EXPERIMENTS TO OBTAIN PRACTICAL MODELS OF HEAVY ELEMENT METABOLISM NEEDED FOR DEVELOPING BI0 ASSAY PROGRAM CUIDANCE FOR NRC MATERIALS AND FACILITIES LICENSEES WHOSE EMPLOYEES ARE EXPOSED TO THE MORE RADIOT0XIC HEAVY ELEMENTS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH ~ DEVELOPMENT PENDING AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS. COMMENTS

I J PAGE 227 EfFERENCE NUNBER: SD 77-24* FIN 8 A4083 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: 11 . OF ROCH. RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: DATE PEQUESTED: C8/19/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 01/01/73 DATE NEEDED: FYSC USER AGREEMENT 03: 10/23/77 PROJFCT END: 09/30/81 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST T0XICITY A'1D RADI0 ACTIVITY OF URANYL FLOURIDE (UO2F2)/ STUDY OF UF6/UO2F2 IN EXPERIMENTAL ANIMALS BASIS FOR NEED THERE IS A NEED FOR INFCPMATION ON THE T0XICITY AND RADIOT0XICITY OF URANYL FLOURIDE TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPING SUPPLEMENTARY GUIDANCE ALREADY PROVIDED ON THE BIDASSAY OF OTHER URANIUM COMPOUNDS IN REGULATORY GUIDE 3.11 AND THE ASSOCIATED REPORT WASH-1251 ON APPLICATIONS FOR BI0 ASSAY OF URANIUM. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESFARCH COMMENTS = SEE SD 77-4.

PAGE 228 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-25 FIN 4 ASSIGNED TO: SRR CONTRACTOR: SANDIA RES CONTACT: M. CULLINGFORD USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 08/19/77 DESPONSE LTR DATE: EER)ECT START: 10/C0/78 DATE NEEDED: FY80 USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 09/00/80 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST RISK ASSESSMENT FOR THE FRONT END OF THE NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE BASIS FCR NEED THERE IS A NEED TO IDENTIFY AND CATEGORIZE VARIOUS ACCIDENTS WHICH CAN BE USED TO CHARACTERIZE CERTAIN FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES. INITIALLY. MILLS AND LWR FUEL FABRICATION. THE FREQUENCY OF SUCH ACCIDENTS NEED TD BE ESTIMATED AND SOURCE TERMS DEVELOPED DESIGNATION RELEASE OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TO THE ENVIRONMENT BY TYPE (ISOTOPE. CHEMICAL), QUANTITY, AND MODE (PLUME, SPILL. ETC.). RELEASE OF BOTH . RADIDACTIVE AND NON-RADIDACTIVE MATERIALS SHOULD BE TREATED. THE SOURCE TERMS WILL BE USED IN CONSEQUEHCE MODELS WHICH IN CONJUNCTION WITH FREQUENCY ESTIMATES WILL CHARACTERIZE THE PROBABILITIES AND CONSEQUENCES OF OPERATION OF THE VARIOUS FACILITIES. SPECIFIC SITING CRITERIA WILL BE DEVELOPED BASED ON THIS INFORMATION. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COPMENTS WORK IS ANTICIPATED TO BEGIN IN OCTOBER, 1978. 1 i 4

PAGE 229 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-26 FIN 5 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: R. ALEXANDER DATE REQUESTED: 08/19/77 RESPONSF LTR DATE: 09/50/73 PROJECT STARTn DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT ENQ: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST EXPOSURE AND HEALTH FOLLOW-UP STUDIES OF LICENSEE EMPLOYEES BASIS FOR NEED A FEASIBILITY STUDY IS NEEDED TO DETERMINE THE MOST PRODUCTIVE DESIGN OF A FOLLOWUP STUDY OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES VS. HEALTH EFFECTS IN LICENSEE INSTALLATIONS. WITHOUT DUPLICATING ANY OF ERDA'S EFFORTS, BUT IN FACT UTILIZING METHODOLOGY ALREADY DEVELOPED BY ERDA FOR THEIR HEALTH 4 AND MORTALITY STUDY. THE COMBINED NUMBER OF MAN-REM AND PERSON-YEARS AT RISK IN LICENSEE INSTALLATIONS i IS PROBABLY COMPARABLE TO THAT OF ERDA INSTALLATIONS INCLUDED IN THE AEC HEALTH AND MORTALITY t STUDY. THERE IS PROBABLY GREATER VARIABILITY IN THE RADIATION EXPOSURE RECORDS BETWEEN LICENSEE INSTALLATIONS THAN BETWEEN THOSE OF ERDA LABORATORIES. THE STUDY MUST CONSIDER BOTH t) THE FEASIBILITY OF COLLECTING ST LEAST A LIMITED PROPORTION OF THE LARGE AMOUNT OF RETROSPECTIVE DATA FOR ORGANIZATL"i INTO A RETROSPECTIVE-PROSPECTIVE TYPE OF ANALYSIS; AND 4

2) THE OPTIMUM METHODS OF ESTABLISHIk. o PROSPECTIVE FCLLOWUP STUDY FOR THE MORE EXPOSED FRACTION 0F THE FUTURE LICENSEE POPULATIONS. ThtS STUDY SHOULD BE PERFORMED 50 THAT SEVERAL YEARS FROM NOW DATA WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR USE IN AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC STUDY TO VERIFY THE ADEQUACY OF PRIOR RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY DOSE CRITERIA.

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PAGE 230 REFERENCE NUM1ER: SD 77-27m FIN 4 B5790 ASSIGNFD TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: SAI RES CONT: cts W. LAHS tlSER CONTACT: N. EISENBERG, D. HOPKINS DATE REQU:STED: 04/08/76 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 06/07/77 PROJECT START: 08/14/73 05/10/76 04/15/77 04/18/76 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 06/22/77 PROJECT END: 08/13/79 08/12/78 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST SCOPING SPENT FUEL TRANSPORT ACCIDENTS BASIS FOR NEED THERE IS A NEED TO AFFIRM CR CHANGE THE TECHNICAL BASIS FOR TPSB PRODUCTS (RULES. STANDARDS. GUIDES, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEYS. EIS'S) RELATED TG TRANSPORTATION OF SPENT FUEL. IN PARTICULAR. THE TECHNICAL BASIS FOR CHAPTER V (DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF TRAHSPORTING IRRADIATED FUEL FROM A TYPICAL LIGHT WATER NUCLEAR REACTOR IN ACCORDANCE WITH PRESENT REGULATCRY STANDARDS AND RE)UIREMENTS) 0F WASH-1238 (ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY OF TRANSPORTATION OF RADICACTIVE MATERIALS TO AND FROM NUCLEAR PCWER PLANTS) IS TO BE ASSESSED AND UPDATED (AFFIPMED OR CHANGED). AS REQUIRED. THE INFORMATION FROM THIS SCOPING STUDY WILL ASSIST THE HRC STAFF IN FORMULATING ITS POSITION REGARDING ACCIDENTAL RELEASES FROM IRRADIATED FUEL CASKS. THE POSITION IS SET OUT IN WASH-1238 THAT WILL BE REVISED IN FY 1979. THE FINAL RESEARCH RESULTS WILL ALSO BE A BASIS FOR AMENDMENT OF TABLE S-4 IN 10 CFR PART 51 SCHEDULED TO BE INITIATED IN FY 1979 AND PUBLISHED IN FY 1980-1981 ST A TUS OF PROCE!STNG RECUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETE COMMENTS REQUESTS WERE MEM0'S FRCM ARLOTTO AND MINOGUE.

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_- - . _ _ _ - _- - - - = PAGE 231 4 PEFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-28 FIN e ' ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: 1 I PES CONTACT: R. SHEPHARD USER CONTACT: R. JONES pATE REQUESTED: 10/33/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 11/08/77 PROJECT START: { DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: 11/23/77 PROJECT END: ! IDENTIFICATTON OF REQUEST SYSTEMATIC ERROR OF MEASUREMENT FOR SAFEGUARDING SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL 4 PASIS FOR NEED TO ASSIST LICENSEES IN ESTABLISHING MEASUREMENT CONTROL AND ACCOUNTING PROGRAMS TO MEET THE REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS AS STATED IN PARAGRAPH 70.57 (B) (3) 0F 10 CFR 70: THE MEASUREMENT CONTROL "FROGRAM SHALL GENERATE CURRENT DATA ON THE PERFORMANCE OF MEASURING PROCESSES, INCLUDING, AS APPROPRIATE, VALUES FOR BIAS CORRECTIONS AND THEIR UNCERTAINTIES, RANDOM ERROR VARIANCES, AND LIMITS FOR SYSTEMATIC ! ERRORS...". PARAGRAPH 70.57 (B) (8(I) STATES THAT THE PROGRAM SHALL INCLUDE "THE ONGOING USE OF STANDARDS FOR CALIBRATION AND CONTROL OF ALL APPLICABLE MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS. CALIBRATIONS SHALL BE REPEATED WMENEVER ANY SIGNIFICANT CHANGE OCCURS. . .OR WHEN PROGRAM DATA ... INDICATE A NEED FOR ! RECALCULATION. CALIBRATIONS AND TESTS SHALL BE BASED UPON REFERENCE STANDARDS." j STATUS OF PROCESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEARCH

1) RESPONSE LETTER TRANSMITTED TO SD CN 11/3/77, INDICATING THAT THE RESEARCH REQUESTED COULD NOT BE CARRIED OUT WIIH OUR EXISTING BUDGET COMMITMENTS. FOUR ALTERNATE ACTIONS WERE PROPOSED FOR SD l CONSIDERATION.

l 2) LETTER RECEIVED FROM R. MINOGUE ON 11/23/77, INDICATING THAT ALTERNATE 32. PROPOSED ABOVE, WAS THE SD CHOICE FOR IMPLEMENTING THE RESEARCH. THE ACTION RECUIRED IS TO: "RE-PRIORITIZE EXISTING NRS

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i j $9MMENTS l NOTE FROM G. RIVENBARK TO C. JUPITER ON 2/14/78 INDICATED THAT THE WORK REQUESTED 1 IS BEING CONDUCTED IN THE MATERIALS PROTECT 0N STANDARDS BRANCH OF SD, AND RES NEED NOT j CONTINUE ITS CONSIDERATION. _06/14/79 - DELETE PER SD INSTRUCTIONS. I

PAGE 232 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-33 FIN 8 B2283 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: PNL RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: S. MCGUIRE DATE REQUESTED: 12/05/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 06/2G/78 PROJECT START: 06/01/78 DATE NEEDEQ: ASAP USER AGREEMENT ON: 07/18/78 PROJECT EHQ: CONTINUING IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST SOLUBILITY OF YELLOWCAKE IN THE HUMAN RESPIRATORY TRACT BASIS FOR NEED BI0 ASSAY RESULTS THAT HAVE BEEN RECEIVED FROM THE ATLAS URANIUM MILL INDICATE THAT YELLOWCAKE MAY BE CONSIDERABLY MORE SOLUBLE IN lHE HUMAN RESPIRATORY TRACT THAN WE HAVE ASSUMED IN THE PAST. IF THESE RESULTS ARE VALID, CHEMICAL DAMAGE TO THE KIDNEY IS THE PRINCIPAL HEALTH EFFECT OF CONCERN RATHER THAN RADIATION DOSE TO THE LUNG. AS A RESULT OF THE ATLAS MILL BIDASSAY RESULTS, AS WELL AS A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS PERFORMED BY THE SD STAFF. IT WAS RECOMMENDED TO NMSS AND IE THAT AS A MATTER OF PRUDENCE, THEY CONSIDER YELLOWCAKE TO BE A SOLUBLE COMPOUND UNTIL THERE IS CONVINCING EVIDENCE THAT IT IS N0Y. THE VALIDITY OF THE ATLAS MILL BI0 ASSAY RESULTS HAS BEEN QUESTIONED BY REGION IV PERSONNEL, WHO POINT OUT THAT THE URINE SPECIMENS MAY HAVE BEEN CONTAMINATED WHEN SUBMITTED, OR THEREFORE, NMSS, IE AND IN THE ATLAS MILL LABORATORY WHICH IS ALSO USED FOR PROCESS SAMPLES. SD STAFF MEMBERS HAVE AGREED THAT A RESEARCH EFFORT IS NECESSARY TO VERIFY THAT CLASSIFICATION OF YELLOWCAKE AS A SOLUBLE COMPOUND IS TECHNICALLY CORRECT. Sie 705 0F PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETE COMMENTS

PAGE 233 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 77-31 FIN 2 A1196 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: LOVELACE RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 12/22/77 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT STAR [: 10/01/77 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 09/30/85 IDENTIFICA ON OF REQUEST INHALATON OF FUEL MATERIALS / HEALTH AND ENV. INHALED RADI0 ACTIVE POLLUTANTS l l BASIS FOR NEED TO SUPPORT SD'S UNDERSTANDING OF THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECT OF ACTUAL PRODUCTION LINE FUEL MATERIALS, INHALED BY PLANT WORKERS. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

PAGE 234 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 78-1 FIN # B4124 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: SREL B3027 UC - LNM RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE/ E. HELD USER CONTACT: M. PARSONT DATE REQUESTED: 01/13/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 10/01/77 07/00/76 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 09/30/84 CONT. IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST SOIL-PLANT TRANSFER OF PLUTONIUM AND OTHER TRANSURANIC ELEMENTS /RADICHUCLIDE PATHWAYS FROM AGRO-ECOSYSTEMS 3 ASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE SD WITH THE USE OF CURRENT DATA ON THE ECOLOGICAL FATE OF PLUTONIUM, OTHER OTHER TRANSURANIC ELEMENIS AND FISSION PRODUCTS TO ALLOW FOR ACCURATE DOSE ESTIMATION AND RISK COMPUTATION $. ST ATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS DOCUMENTS ISSUED: B3027 - HUREG/CR-0317, 10/78 NUREG/CR-0700, 03/79 NUREG/CR-0701, 03/79 NUREG/CR-0997, 09/79

r . . PAGE 235 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 78-2 F1N s B0421 ASSIGNED TO: RSR CONTRACTOR: ORNL RES CONTACT: W. FARMER USEP CONTACT: G. WROBEL DATE REQUESTED: 01/06/73 RESPONSE LTR DATR: PROJECT START: DATE NgfDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: l IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST i I SAFETY RELATED OPERATOR ACTION l BASIS FOR NEED TO PROVIDE A DATA BASE TO EVALUATE THE ACCEPTABILITY OF PERFORMING SAFETY - RELATED OPERATOR ACTIONS DURING THE MITIGATION OF CERTAIN DESIGN BASIS EVENTS BASED ON THE NUMBER AND TIMING OF THE ACTIONS REQUIRED. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMPLETED COMMENTS DOCUMENT ISSUED: NUREG/CR-0901, 07/79

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PAGE 237 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 78-5m FIN # A7039 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: LASL RES CONTACT: J. FOULKE USER CONTACT: J. CAPLAN DATE REQUESTED: 02/14/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: 10/01/77 DATE NEEDED: CONT. USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: CONT. IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST ASSESSMENT OF RESPIRATORY PROTECTION SYSTEMS. BASIS FOR NEED THE VALUE OF RESPIRATORY PROTECTION DEVICES IN ATMOSPHERES CONTAINING RADIONUCLIDES IS TO BE DETERMINED BY TESTING IN CONTROLLED EXPERIMENTS TO DEVELOP A BASES FOR OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS GOVERNING THE USE OF SUCH EQUIPMENT IN LICENSED FACILITIES. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH ON-GOING PROJECT. EpMMENTS

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PAGE 238 REFERENCE NUMBE3: SD 78-6 FIN 8 ASSIGNED TO: SRR CONTRACTOR: PES CONTACT: T. BUNL USER CONTACT: E. IMBRO DATE REQUESTED: 02/24/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 04/14/78 TPOJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST EVALUATION OF ALTERNATIVE PROVISIONS FOR ASSURING SAFE SHUTDOWN AND COOLDOWN FUNCTICNS OF REACTOR PLANTS.* I BASIS FOR NEED l TO PROVIDE SD AND NRR WITH A BASIS FOR DEVELOPING REGULATORY GUIDELINES FOR FUTURE PLANTS, WITH RESPECT TO ALTERNATIVE PROVISIONS FOR ASSERTING SAFE SHUTDOWN AND COOL- I CCWN FUNCTIONS OF REACTOR PLANTS CONSIDERING A VARIETY OF Ef1ERGENCY CONDITIONS NOT INVOLVING A LOCA. . l l 1 STATUS OF PROCESSING Rf?UEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS COSPONSORED BY NRR AND CROSS-REFERENCED ON NRR 78-6. l

PAGE 239 REFERENCE NUM3ER: SD 78-7 FIN 5 ASSIGNED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: RES CONTACT: D. SOLBERG USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 06/22/78 RESPONSF LTR DATE: PPOJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USEP AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST RESEARCH IN SUPPORT OF LICENSING ACTIONS ON THE STORAGE OF l SPENT FUEL IN AN ISFSI. BASIS FOR NEED l THE REQUESTED DATA IS NEEDED TO EXPAND THE TECHNICAL BASE FOR REGULATORY GUIDES AND LICENSING ACTIGHS ON THE STORAGE OF SPENT FUEL IN AN ISFSI. STATUS OF PROCESSING PEQUEST FOR RESEARCH RESEARCN REVIEW GROUP DETERMINED THAT THIS NEED WAS OF A LOW PRIORITY. OTHER PRIORITY RESEARCN ON REACTOR DECOMMISSIONING HAS BEEN FUNDED INSTEAD. FUNDING IN FY 1932 HAS BEEN REQ"ESTED. CO S F,NL1

PAGE 240 REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 78-8 FIN 3 32296 ASSIONED TO: SAFER CONTRACTOR: PNL RES CONTACT: D. SOLBERG USER CONTACT: D. CALKINS DATE REQUESTED: 06/27/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: 12/01/78 PROJECT STA*T: 01/16/79 D*TE NEEDED: 06/81 USER AGREEMENT ON: 12/18/78 PROJECT END: 09/30/82 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST LONG LIVED ACTIVATION PRODUCTS IN REACTOR MATERIALS. IDENTIFY AND CHARACTERIZE ACTIVATED IMPURITIES IN REACTOR MATERIALS OF IMPORTANCE TO DECOMMISSIONING. BASIS FOR NEED RECENT STUDIES SHO'4ED THAT TRACE IMPURITIES IN MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION MAY PROVE TO BE A MAJOR LIMITATION IN THE DECOMMISSIONING OF HUCLEAR REACTORS. GENERALLY. THE PR05LEM ARISES BECAUSE NEUTRON IRRADIATION OF AN IMPURITY OVER THE LIFETIME OF THE REACTOR PRODUCES A NUCLIDE HAVING A LONG HALF LIFE WHICH DECAYS WITH THE EMISSION OF PENETRATING RADIATION. AFTER THE CO 60. THE MAJOR ACTIVATED NUCLIDE, HAS DECAYED TO INNCCUOUS LEVELS THESE MINOR IMPURITY HUCLIDES HAVING LONGER HALF LIVES BECOME THE RADIOLOGICAL LIMITATION. STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COPMENTS

PAGE 241 Ef'ERENCE NUMBER: SD 78-9= FIN 3 ASSIGNED TO: RS2 CONTRACTSE: RES COMTACT: E. DAVIDSON USER CONTACT: DATE REQUESTED: 03/12/78 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT START: DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PEDJECT END: 1pENTIFICATION OF RFQUEST EVALUATION OF OCNERAL ENGINEERING BASIS AND RISK OF A REPRESSURIZATION SYSTEM IF USED AS A PRIMAFY MEANS FOR COMBUSTIBLE GAS CONTROL FOLLOWING A LOCA. BASIS FOR NEED NRR & SD REQUEST RES TO PERFORM AN EVALVATION OF THE GENERAL ENGINEERING EASIS AND RISK OF USING A REPRESSURIZATION SYSTEM AS A PRIMARY MEANS FOR COMBUSf1BLE GAS CONTROL FOLLCWING A LOCA. THE RESULTS OF THIS STUDY WILL BE USED AS A BASIS FOR DEVELOPING REGULATORY GUIDANCE FOR FUTURE PLANTS. 1 1 STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH COMMENTS

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I PAGE 24% REFERENCE NUMBER: SD 78-10 FIN 8 B3033 ASSIGNED TO: 5AFER CONTRACTOR: UC - DAVIS RES CONTACT: J. FCULKE ESER CONTACT: S. WHITFIELD /M. PARSONT DATE REQUESTED: 12/18/73 RESPONSE LTR DATE: PROJECT STAPT: 1979 DATE NEEDED: USER AGREEMENT ON: PROJECT END: 09/30/82 IDENTIFICATION OF REQUEST GENETIC IMMUNE DISORDERS AND ANEMI A IN RADIATION LEAKEMOGEMESIS/ INFLUENCE OF GENERIC IMMUNE DISORDERS BASIS FOR NEED TO DETERMINE HEALTH EFFECTS FRCM EXPOS'f;d TO LOW-LEVEL IONIZING RADIATION. STUDY CHANGES IN THE BLOOD PICTURE OF AN!!iALS DUE TO RADIATION EXPOSURE. THIS WORK IS PART OF THE COMMISSION RESPCI.SE s0 THE CONGRESSIONAL MANDATE TO STUDY THE EFFECTS l OF LCW LEVEL RADIATION AND TO ASSESS THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF CHRONIC RADIATION EXPOSURES. 1 l l l STATUS OF PROCESSING REQUEST FOR RESEARCH , THIS RESEARCH IS IN THE SECOND YEAR OF A FIVE YEAk STUDY. COMMENTS l l l

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