ML20211K533

FOIA Request for Documents Re 100% Core Thermal Power of Initial Core of Unit 1 of Sequoyah Nuclear Power Station

ML20211K533
Person / Time
Site:	Sequoyah
Issue date:	07/04/1997
From:	Eubanks B AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:	NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM)
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ML20198J149	List: IA-97-261, Amend 220 to License DPR-77,authorizing Operation at Reactor Core Power Levels Not in Excess of 3,411 Megawatts Thermal ML20198J145 ML20211K533 ML20211K563
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FOIA-97-261 NUDOCS 9710090265
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FOWi% REQUEST P.O. Box 166107 Case No: M".2/ / --

Littic Rock. AR 72216  !)ahRecW: 7-/5* f 7 Fourth ofJuly 1997 m w, htm Director, Division of Freedom ofinformation & Publication Sen lees '

Omce of Administration US, Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20$$$

Dear Sir His is a " Freedom ofInformation Act request",

in accordarne with provisions . conceming requests for public Information on licensed nuclear power plants stated in the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 10, Part 9; please send to me documentation specifying the 100% core thermal power of the initial core of Unit I of the Sequoyah Nuclear Power Station. I wish for the 100% core thermal power rating after the core has been operating for sumelent time such that the fuel rods become sintered in 3 zones.

My quantitative analysis titled,7hc F/na/ NucIcar And Neutronic Anah' sis. determined the 100% thermal power of the initial core to be 2953MW th . Please send copies of the requested information to the following persons:

Mrs. Charlene Furr, Region VI ne lionorable Vic Snyder Board of Trustees l United States Department of Education 1319 Longworth flouse Omce Building MississipplIHL l Omce for Civil Rights, Room 2260 Washington,DC 20515 3825 Ridgewood Road 1300 Main Street Jackson,MS 39211 i

Dallas,TX 75202 nank you for your consideratica of this request.

Sincerely, YNsu w 0 Brian W. Eubanks c/c: Mr. Taylor August, Director, Omce For Civil Rights, Region VI, United States Department of Education Dr. Stephen 11. Balch, President, National Association of Scholars Professor Leslie E. Bauman, Chairman, Faculty Senate, Department of Physics & Astronomy, Mississippi State University Mr. Joe "ne Fireballer" Black, Most Valuable Player First Game 1952 World Series, Former Brooklyn Dodger, Former Daltimore Elite Giant Dr. Michaele C. Drady, Chainnan, Reactor Physics Division, American Nuclear Society A:.sistant Secretary Norma V. Cantu, Omce For Civil Rights, United States Depaitment of Education President & First Lady William & liillary Clinton, President & First Lady of the United States of America Deputy Assistant Secretary Arthur L. Coleman, Omce for Civil Rights, United States Department of Justice Professor Nils J. Diaz, Commissioner, United States No: lear Regulatory Commission Instructor Greta J. Dieus, Commissioner, United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission 9710090265 971007 I PDR FOIA EUBANKS97-261 PDR i

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• Dr. Lyle Feisel, Preshtent Amerc.n,1wtela r 'ltguering Education Mrs. Charlene Furt Orentiom 'Um.ta hp<un W. Omce For Civil Rights, United States Department of Educatier, Ms. Gwendolyn Gabnth Aar.nn.*f.i'#M, OlTre For Civil Rights, United States Department of Education i Mr. Richard Gorvalez, Temo 1.cader, Region VI, Omce For Civil Rights, United States Department of Education Professor & Speaker Newt Gingrich, Speaker of the United States of America llouse of Represe tatives Instructor Brian K. Itajek, Executive Director, American Nuclear Society l Professor Stephen llawking, Department of Applied Mathematics and neoretical Physics, University of Cambridge Dr. Robert E. Ilenry, Chairman, nermal llydraulics Division, American Nuclear Society Congressman Pete llockstra, United States of America llouse of Representatives Professor Shirley Ann Jackson, Chairman, United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Dr. Clyde Jupiter, President, Jupiter Corporation Professor William E. Kastenberg, Chairman, Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of Califomia at Derkeley Professor Mujid S. Kazimi, Chairman, Department cf Nuclear Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professor Neal F. Lane, Director, National Science Foundation Commissioner Edward McGamgan, Jr., United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Mr. Kenneth Mines, Chicf, Educational Opportunities Litigation Se: tion, United States Department of Justice Secretary Fredrico Pena, United States Department of Energy Professor James E. Perley, President, American Association of University 'rofessors Mr. George Peterson, Executive Director, Accreditation Doard for Engineering and Technology Deputy Assistant Secretary Raymond C. Pierce. Omce for Civil Rights, United States Department of Education Mrs. Isabelle Katz Pinzler, Acting Assistant Attomey General, Civil Rights Division, United States Department of Justice Mr. Robert Ramirez, Equal Opportunity Specialist, Region VI, Omce for Civil Rights, United States Department of Education ne lionorable Attomey General Janet Reno, United States Department of Justice Secretary Richard Riley, United States Department of Education Professor Kenneth C. Rogers, Commissioner, United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Secretary Rodney Stator, UniteJ States Department of Transportation Congressman Vic Snyder, United States of America llouse of Representatives Professor Neil E. Todreas, Department of Nuclear Engineering, Massachusetts institute of Technology Professor James S. Tulenko, Chairman, Department of Nuclear & Radiological Engineering, University of Florida Professor Joel Weisman, Department of Mechanical, Industrial & Nuclear Engineering, University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees, Mississippi institutions ofIligher 1.eaming

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