ML20212G617
| ML20212G617 | |
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| Issue date: | 08/28/1996 |
| From: | Michele Burgess NRC |
| To: | Randall K NRC |
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From:
Michele Burgess To:
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8/28/9610:11am
Subject:
updates please update 9616 Elscint 8/28. extension request granted - resp due Oct 7
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PLEASE TYPE OR USE A BOLD FELT TIP PEN.
( TELECOPIES WILL NOT BE RETURNED )
TO LOCATION 1.
Robert Pooilock Elscint Inc.
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201-342 3782 VERIFICATION 800-357-2468 l
l Please find enclosed the information that you requested from the Sealed Source Safety Section.
If you have any questions, please contact me at the telephone number listed below.
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ANNEX PROTOTYPE TE.97S 4
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l'RNt.IMINAAY TESTS ON ICSDu Thece shall includes a) general inupection noting aliy obvious design defects. The.
competent National Authorities shall be satisfied that the ICull la so constructed that it complies with paragr.nph 3.4 und that the source (s) will not become vetached or suffer loss of_ integrity in ordinary uno during the'litetime ofs-the ICSL);
b) measurement of external doce rates.
The competent National Authorities shall be satisfied where agpropt inte that the external doc.* rate averaged over 10 cm' complies w ith the requirements of sections 6.1 knd 6.2 c) measurement of radioactive contamination on the external
. surfaces and those accessible,during maintenance operations of the ICSD. The TCSD shall be deemed to have failed if the levels exceed a mean of 10-5p ggfe,2 forcr-emitters or 10'b yC1/cm for -emitters on all examined surfacea.
2 2.1 ADDITIONAL, TESTS ON ICSDs The competent National Authorities shall be satisfied that the source (s) will not become detached or suffer lona of integrity un a result of the following tests.
A separate ICSD shall be used in I
each test.
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a) Temperature The ACCD shall be cooled to -25 C, kept at this temperature for one hour, then allowed to return to 0
ambient temperaturo.
It will then be heated to 100 C, i
kept at this temperature for one hour, then allowed to return to ambient temperature.
to) Impact: The equipment and procedure for the impact test i
shall be those' described in ISO 2919.
A steel hammer l
welching 0.5 kE shall be dropped ~from a height of 0.5 m on I
to the ICSD which is positioned on a steel anvil so as to -
suffer the maximum damage.
m.
.) Dropt The ICSD shall be dropped from a height of 10 m on correapond to a hard unyielding ourface.so as to suffer the maximum theia.tne s damage.
This test may be relaxed for single station ICSDa 1
integrity, where a 4 m drop test is considered sufficient.
d) Vibration:
If the ICSD has not been successfully subjected 3.1 TESTS FOR THE to a vibration test which is specified in a national or The competent internatiinal standard concerned with the proper function-source (s) in an IC in6 of the ICSD then the following test shall be appiled.
contamination in t '
The ICCD shall be vibrated sinusoidolly in a direction per-be corried out on pendicular to its normal plan of fixation the frequency of their :auurce holdt vibration being swept from 5 to 60 Hz at a rate of 4 octaves /
sufficiently repre haur.
The peak acceleration shall be 0.24 g for the rance through the furnac 5-20 Hz, 0.40 C for 20-4011: and 0.51 d for 40 f.O llz Two 1 to 9 1/ min and c sweeps throuch the rance chall be made and the ICSD.,oalJ The 1C00 (or the I e
then be vibrated for one hour at any resonant frequencic3 to 600 C and retal found, the peak acceleration being 0.7Pt ms", where f is If the sum of the resonant frequency.
that which is in i and that removed 1
- .2 ADDITIONAh TESTS ON S0lmCES by immersion Icok a) Maintennnect In addition to the ISO /C 32222 clasolfication in ISO DTR 4826),
testo, two sources mounted in their holdera chall be sub-be concidered to
,)ccted to two. the nun.ber of clear ing operations to be IC :D3 conto 1:
carried out during the expected lifetime of the ICSD acenrd-l ing to the instructions of the manufacturer. The sources
).2 111 011 TPMPEJR thall be considered to have passed this test if they have The competen raintained their integrity.
source (s) in an I' activity to atmos
.3 AWATION industrial ICSDc)
- 0) Sources containing solid radioactive substances ICSDs).
A high t fore bi carried o Following each test wipe or immersion leak tests shall bc in their cource h carried out according to the recommendations and methds are cu nic h ntly described in ISO DTR 4026 (April 1975). The wipe test shall be the same shall,be carried out over the source (s) and the inactivo the ICSD (or the
, surfaces of the detector paying particular attention to the 81" U
source holder. The immersion test shall be carried out If the actis using the complete detector.
If the removed activity is exceeds 1 per ces less than 5 nci fro.n each sourco, then the source chall be conside' red to have retained its intecrity.
dauChterc of Ra
- cidered to rer, ult b) Sources containing irypton-05 ras atmosphere.
I'o11owing each test, the activity of the source (s) shall be ICSDs conta:
determined by appropriate means to confirm that rupture of the cource(s) has not occurred.
Leak tests shall then be 4
CORROSION Tl carried out on the source (s).
If the detected leak rate The experts corrosion tests :
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on corresponds to lean than u.1p Ci per day from each sourco, um then the source chall be considered to have retained its OUDu integrity.
octed 3.1 TESTS FOR TIIE EFFECTS OF FIHE ir The competent National Authorities chall be satisfied that the ion-source (s) in an ICSD will not result in an unacceptable level of j ed*
contamination in the event of a fire.
A fire tect chall therefore PCP-be carried out on the complete ICSD or on the source (s) mounted in Icy of their cource holders in the presence of parts of the ICSD which are
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sufficiently representative of the whole 1000 Air chall bo passed
'inde through the furnace for the duration of the test at a flow rate of Two 1 to 91/ min and condenseil und filtored befuir releaue to utmocphere.
'll The ICOD (or the portu thereof) chall be heated trum ruum temperature 108 0
to 600 C and retained at thic temperuture for one huur.
is If the sum of the activity remote from the cour,.e(s) (that is, that which is in the condencer an.1 on the filters and in the debrin) and that removed from the cource(c) and' holder (s) cither by wipe or by immersion Icak testing (using the methods und procedurco deceribed in 100 DTR 4826), exceedu 5 nC1 per cource, then the cource(c) ch611 stion ab-be concidered to result in an unacceptalle level of contamination.
10000 cont aining Kr-HS neel not be.;ubjected t o this tent,
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- es j.2 IIIcli TEMPFR ATUltE IllD11STHIAI. l'IllE AffD IllCIllEH ATION TE".T mvc The competent Nationni Authorities chall be satisfied that the source (s) in an ICSD will not result in on unacceptable release of activity to atmosphere in the event of a high temperature fire (for industrial ICSDs) or of incineration of waste (for singic station l
ICSDs).
A high temperature fire and incineration test shall there-fore bb carried out on the complete ICSD or on the cource(s) mounted
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,ds in their cource holders in the procence of parts of the ICSD which are sufficiently representative of the whole ICSD. The procedure shall be the came as that described in paracroph 3.1 except that y,
the ICSD (or the parts thereof) chall be heated to 1200 C and re-l 0
3 gg tained at thin temperature for one hour.
g g3 If the activity detected in the condenser and on the filters g.33_
exceeds 1 per cent of the activity of the ICSD (radioactive daughters of Ra-226 are excluded) then the cource(n) uhall be con-cidered to result in un unacceptabic releuco of activity to i
atmosphere.
gg de ICSDs containing Kr-05 need not be subjected to thi test.
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4 CORROSION TESTS to The experts consider that in view of the existence of different corroclon tests in varioua national und international standards I
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oncerned with the proper functioning of ICSDs and the lack of in..
ormation on the correlation of the damage caused by these tests
.ith that caused by the envirorveent an which ICSDs are normally
'ned, no suitable corrosion test can be defined. They airo consider hat the sources in ICSDs need not be checked for retention of inte.
rity af ter such tests provided that the ICSD meets the functional
, ;j eiguirements of the tests.
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'urposo of this (2.788 Stays of decisions of presiding (3) Whet. hor the granting of a stay offleers pending review.
would harm other parties; and t7 will not, be Ia) Within ten (10) days after service (4) Whero the publio interest lies, ed before the f n decision or action of a presiding of-(f) In extraordinary casos, whero nding motion er any party to the prococding may pmmpt application is mndo under this e an application for n stay of the of-section, t.ho Cornmission or presiding tivonosa of the decision or action fuur may grant a Wmporary sW to inya after the pmsono un a at,us quo wiutout wnW
' low ths Com-pending filing of nnd a decision on a po-a petition, in tition for review,,I,his application may ing for filing of any answer.,The appil-cation may be mado orally provided ition chnll be be filed with the Commission or th uno application is promptly confirmed i Commission presiding officer, bat not both at the by telecopior message. Any party ap-th3 timo for same umo.
plying under this paragraph shall mako petit.fon and (b) An application for n st.ny must be all reasonablo efforts to inform the no longer t.hnn ton (10) pages, exclusivo ot. hor parties of the appliention, orally w is granted, of affidavit,8, and must contain the fol-if mado orally.
uo nn order loWIDK:
bo reviewod (1) A conciso summary of the decision if,6 FR 2}l10, June lri,1991) es to t.ho re-or action which is requested to be AVAILAn1LITY OF OFFICIAL ltECORDS t, that appro-stayed; nrgum:nt be (2) A conciso statement of um 62.790 Public inspections, exemptions, grounds for stay, with reference to the raguesta for withholding.
' ;1d: ration of factors spectued in paragraph (o) of (n) Subject to the provisions of parn-nting or do-this section; and graphs (b), (d), and (o) of this section, l In part, will (3) To the extent that an application final NRC records and documents,e in-l ltion for re-for a stay mlics on facta subjnt, t,o dis-cludirvt but not, limited to correspond-ilon docial "
put, approprinto references t,o the enco to and from the NRC regarding wit.hin ton record or affidavits by knowledgenble the
- issunnco, dental, amendment, persons.
gary rop ex-t.rnnsfer, renown!, mod 10 cation, sus-(c) service of an application for a pension, revocation, or violation of a o
omodles' st,ay on the other parties shall be by licenso, permit,, or order, or regarding n g
OP-the samo method, e.g., telecopier mes-rulo making procooding subject t,o this 3on d:clefon sage, mail, as t.ho method for Oling the part shall not, in the absence of a com-t.lon is do-application with the Commission or polling ranson for nondisclosure after a the presiding officer.
balancing of the interests of the person ho granting (d) Within ten (10) days after service or ngency urging nondisclosuro and the etcy the of-of an application for a st.ny under this public interest in disclosuro, be exempt, 1 of the pro-section, any party may file an answer from disclosure and will be mndo avail-(180 ordered supporting or opposing the granting of able for inspection and copying in the a stay. This answer must, be no longer NRC Public Document Itoom, except nd referred than ten (10) pages, exclusive of affida-for matters t.hnt are:
led to the vits, and should concisely address tho (1)(1) Specifically nuthorized under or n ruling matters in paragraph (b) of this section criterin established by an Executive t meet one to the extent appropriate. No furt.her order to be kept, secret in the interest da in this replies to answers will be entertained.
of national defenso or forolgn policy nission ro.
Filing of and service of an answer on and (ii) nro in fact properly classified or referred the other parties must be by the same pursuant, to such Exocutivo ordor; ti the r--.
method, e.g., telecopior message, mall, (2) Related solely to t.ho internal per-versely af-na the method for filing the application sonnel rules and practicos of the Com-
) and sort-for the stay.
mission; itch, as n (c) In determining whether to grant (3) Specifically oxompted from disclo-be allovi-or deny an application for a stay, t.ho sure by st,atute (other than 5 U.S.C.)
revi:w of Commission or presiding officer will 552(b) provided that such stat,uto (1) re-
'ocision; or consider:
quires that the matters, be withheld
.uro of tho (1) Whether the moving party has from the public in such n manner as to ir unusual mndo a strong showing that it is likely lonvo no discretion on the issuo, or (11) i to prevail on the merits; (2) Whether the party will be irrep-88uch records and documenta do not in.
nrably injured unless a stay is granted; clude handwritten notes and drafts.
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92.790 10 CFR Ch.1 (1-1-96 Edillon)
Nucloor Reg catablishes part.icular critorin for wl,th-(9) Geological and geophysical infor-tion of the h:lding or refers to particular types or mntion and data. Including mnps, con-such inform matters to bu withhold.
cerning wells, sure.
(4) Trado secrets and commercial or (b)(1) A person who proposes that n (3) Tho Oc financial information obtained from n document or n part bo withhold n whether info person and privileged or confidentini; whole or part from public disclosure on held from pt:
(5) Interngency or intrangency mem-the ground that, it contains trado so-this parngra orandums or letters which would not crets or privileged or confidentini com-confidential be nyntinblo by law to a part,y other mercial or financial information shall or financial than an agency in litigation with the submit an application for withholding should be w:
Comtnir.ston; nccompanied by nn affidavit which:
sure.
(6) l'orsonnel and medical files and (1) Identifica the document or part (4) In mni similnr files, the disclosure of which sought, to be withhold and the position quired by pa would constituto n clearly unwarrant.ed of the person making the affidavit, and tion, the Con invasion of personal privacy; (11) Contains a full st.ntement of the (1) Whethe (7) rtecords or information compiled reasons on the basis of which it is hold in conft for Inw enforcement, purposes, but only claimed that the information should be (11) Whot.h to the extent that the production of withhold from public disclosure. Such type custom such law enforcement records or infor-s'atomont shall address with speciflo-its owner a mntion.
it,y the considerations listed in parn-tionni basis (1) Could reasonnbly be expected to graph (b)(4) of this section. In the enso (111) Whot interfore with enforcement proceed-of an affidavit submitted by n com-transmitted ings; pany, the affidavit shall be execut.ed by Commission (ii) Would deprivo a person of a right an ofilcer or upper lovol management (iv) Wheth to a fair trint or an impartial adjudica-official who has been specifically dolo-ablo in publi tion; gated the function of reviewing the in-(v) Wheth (111) Could reasonably be expected to formation sought to be withhold and information constituto an unwarranted invasion of nutnorized to apply for its withholding likely to ent personni privacy; on bohnif of the company. The affidavit competitivo (iv) Could reasonably be expected to shall be executed by the owner of the the informe disclose the identity of a confident.in!
Information, even though the informn-the valuo <
uource, including a State, local, or for-tion sought, to be withhold is submitted owner; tho a cign agency or authority, or any pri-to the Commission by another purson.
If any, expo:
vnto %titution which furnished infor-The application and affidavit shall be oping the it mntion on a confidential basis, and, in submitted at the time of filing the in-difficulty w the caso of n record or information formation sought, to be withhold. The could bo p:
compiled by a criminal law enforco-information sought to be withhold cated by ott m:nt nuthority in the course of a shall bo incorporated, as far as pos-(5) If the crin.inal investigation, or by an agency sible, into a separato paper. The affinnt pursuant to conducting a lawful national security may designate with approprinto mark-tion, that t:
intelligence investigation, information ings information submitted in the affi-tains trado t furnished by a confidential source; davit as a trado secret or confidential fldential col (v) Wotild disclose techniques and or privileged commercial or financial mation, the procedures for law enforcement invoe>
information within the meaning of termino (1) tigations or prosecutions, or would d'.s-99.17(n)(4) of this chapter and such in-public to b closo guidelines for law enforcement formation shall be subject, to diaclosure bases for an investigntions or prosecutions if such only in accordance with the provisions tion outwol di: closure could reasonably be ex-of 59.19 of this chapter.
cern for pro pected to risk circumvention of the (2) A person who submits commercial sition and (
law; or or financial information bolloved to be should be v (vi) Could reasonably be expected to privileged or confidential or a trado 80 suro pursus endanger the life or physical safety of cret shall bo on notico that it is the record or i any individual; policy of the Commission to achlovo an holding is (8) Contained in or related to exam-offective balanco between legitimato Commission inntion, operating, or condition report.s concerns for protection of compet,itivo eonary to t' prepared by, on behalf of, or for the uso positions and the right of the pubito to tions, it shi of an agency responsiblo for the regula-be fully apprised as to the basis for and
- cant, tion or supervision of financial inst.itu-offect,s of licensing or rulo making ac-(6) Withh tions; or tions, and that it is within t.ho discro.
tion shall i L'
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Nucioor Roguiotory Commission G 2.790 y:Ical infor-don of the Commission to wit.hhold of persons proporly and 'directly con-r m ps, con-such information from public disclo-corned to inspect the document.. The sure.
Commission may require information aos:s that, n (3) The Commission shall determino claimed to bo a trado socrat or privi-withhold in whet. hor information sought, to be wit,h-leged or confidential commercial or fi-liscloruro on hold from public disclosure pursunnt, to nnncial information to 's subject, to in-na trado so-this paragraph: (1) la n t.rado socret or spection: (1) Under a protectlvo agrco-lential com-confidential or privileged commercial mont, by cont.rnet.or personnel or gov-nation shall or finnncial information; and (11) if so, ernment officials other than nit 0 offt-withholding should be withhold from public disclo-cints; (11) by the presiding officer in a t, which:
sure.
proccoding; and (111) under protoptivo ent, or pat t, (4) In making the determination re-ordor, by parties to a procooding, pond-tha position quired by paragraph (b)(3)(1) of this 800-ing n decialon of the Commission on (fidavit, and tion, the Commission will consider:
the mat, tor of whether the information mont of the (1) Whether the infonnation has boon should be mndo publicly availablo or which it is hold in confidence by Ita owner; when n decision has boon mado that the m should bo (11) Wh9ther the information is of n informat,lon should be withhold from osure. Such typo customarily hold in confidence by public disclosure. In camorn sessions of th specific-I its owner and what, hor there is a rn-honrines may bo hold when the infor-ed in parn-tionni basis thorofor; mation sought, to be withhold is pro.
In the caso (111) Whether tho information was duced or offorod in evidenco. If t,ho by a com-transmitted to nnd recolved by tho Commission subsequent,1y determinos executed by Commission in confidence; that the information should bo dis-tan:g:mont (iv) Whether t,ho information is nynll-closed, t.ho infonnation and the tran-1cally dolo-ablo in public sources; script of such in camorn session will be ving the in-(v) Whether public disclosure of the mado publicly avnllable.
thhtid and information sought t,o be wit.hhold is (c)If a request for withholding purou-vithholding likely to causo substantial harm to the ant, to paragraph (b) of this section is ho affidavit compot,it,1vo posit,lon of the owner of donted, the Commission will notify an vner of the the information, taking into account, applicant, for withholding of t,ho donial to informa-the value of tho infonnation to the wit.h a statement, of ronsons. The no-i cubmit,ted owner; the amount of effort or money, tico of dontal will specify r. timo, not her person.
If any, exponded by the owner in devol-loss than thirty (30) days n(ter the dato it Bhnll be oping the information; and t.ho enso or of t.ho not.ico, when the document will ing the in-difficulty with which the infonnation bo placed in the Public Document hhold. Tho could bo proporly acquimd or dupil-Iloom. If, wit.hin tho t,imo speciflod in withhold ented by ot,hers.
the not.ico, t,ho applicant requests with-nr na pos-(5) If the Commission dotorminos, drawn! of the document, the document l'ho affiant pursunnt to parngraph (b)(4) of this sco-will not be pinced in t,ho Public Docu-lato mark-tion, that the record or document con-mont Itoom and will bo returned to the in the affi-tains trado socrota or privilogod or con-applicant: Provided That information anfidential fidential commercial or financial infor-submitted in n rulo making procooding financial mation, tho Commission will t. hon do-which eabsequently forms the basis for a
enning of termino (1) whethor the right, of the the finnt rulo will not bo wit.hhold from d such in-public to be fully apprised as t,o t.ho public disclosure by the Commission disclo ure bases for and offecta of the proposed no-nnd will not bo returned to the appil-provisions tion out,woighs the demonst.rnted con-cant after dental of any application for corn for protect,lon of a competit,1vo po-wit.hholding submitted in connection immercial sition and (ii) whether the information wit.h that information. If a request for aved to be should be withhold from public disclo-withholding pursunnt to paragraph (b)
- ~ndo so-sure pursuant to this paragraph. If t,ho of this sect,lon is granted, the Commis-3 is the record or document for which with-sion will notify the applicant of Ita do-
.culovs an holding is sought is doomed by t,ho termination to withhold the informa-legitimato Commission to bo irrolovant or unnoc.. 'fon from public disclosure.
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ossary to the performance of Ita func-(d) The following information shall public to tions, it shall be returned to t.ho appli-be doomed to be commercin! or finan-i sin for and cant.
cial information within the meaning of taking no-(6) Withholding from public inspec-
$9.17(n)(4) of this chapter and shall bo he di:cro-tion shall not affect t.ho right,, if any, subject to disclosure only in accord-85
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$ 2,600 10 CFR Ch. I O-1-96 Editig ance with the provisions of 59.19 of this
- chapter, may also t,olophono the Itules Itoview (1) Correspondence and report.s to or and Directives 11 ranch on (301) 41f>414 or toll fr00 on (800) 3G8-5G12.
from the NitC which cont.nin informa-tion or records concerning a licensco's (1) In any consult.ntion prior to the or applicant's physical protection or filing of a petition for rulomnking, the nasist.nnce that may be provided by the material control and accounting pro.
NitC staff is limited to-gram for special nuclear material not otherwiso designated as Safeguards In-(1) Describing the proceduro and proc.
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format,lon or classified as National 80-ess for filing and responding to a peti, curit,y Information or Itestricted Data.
tion for rutomaking; i
(2) Information submitted in con-(11) Clarifying an existinc NitC regu.
Intion and the basis for the regulation'-
fidence to the Commission by a forolgn and source.
(o) Tho prealding officer, if any, or (111) Asstating the prospectivo peti.
the Commission may, with referenco to tioner to clarify n potential petition so the NRC records and documents mndo that the Commission is able to under-stand the nature of the issues of con.
nyallablo pursuant to this section, cern to the petitioner, lasuo orders consistent, with the provi-alons of t,his section and $2.740(c).
(2) In any consultation prior to the filing of n potition for rutomaking, in 141 FR 11010, Mar. 22,1trl6, as amended at 42 providing the assistanco permitted in FR 12877, Mar. 7,1977; 62 FR 49355, Dec. 31, paragraph (b)(1) of this sect.lon, the l
1987; $3 FR 17088, May 18,1988]
NitC staff will not draft or develop text or alt.ornativo approachen to addresa Subport H-Rulemoking matters in the pmspectly etition for rulemaking.
62.800 Scope of rulemaking.
(c) Icach petition filed under this 800-This subpart, governs the issunnce, lI " 8h"IIi amendment and repeal of regulations
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proposed regulation or amendmont, or lo 5 of the Codo specify the regulation which la to be 135 FR 11459, July 17,19701 revoked or amended; (2) Stato clonrly and concisely the 52.801 initiation of rulemaking, co requesto i Rulemaking mny bo initinted by tho Commission at its own inst.nnce, on the (3) Include a statomont in support, of the petition which shall sot forth the mcommendation of another agency of speciflo issues involved, the petition-the Unit,cd St.ntes, or on the pot.ition of any other interested person.
cr's views or arguments with respect, t,o those lasues, relevant technical, sci.
62.802 Petition for rulemaking, entific or other datn involved which is reasonably available to the petitioner, (n) Any interested person may peti-and such other portinent information tion t.he Commission to issuo, amend or na the petitioner dooms necessary to rescind any regulation. The petition support the action sought. In support should be addressed to the Secretary, of its petition, petitioner should noto U.S. Nucionr Itogulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555, Att.ention: Chief, any specirlo cases of which petitioner is aware where the current rule is un-Docketing and Servico Branch, duly burdensome, deficient, or needs to (b) A prospectivo petitioner may con-be atrongthened.
sult with the NRC before filing n pett-(d) The petitioner may request the I
- t. ion for rutomaking by writing the Di-rector, Freedom of Information and Commission to suspend all or any part Publications Services, ' Office of A~dmin-of any licensing proceeding to whidh the petitioner is a party pending dis-istration, U.S.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555, At-position of the petition for rulemaking.
(o) If it, is determined that the pett-t.cntion: Chief, Rules Review and Direc-tion includes the information required tives Branch. A prospect.tvo petitioner by paragraph (c) of this section and is
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Confi(lential All the following data should not be revealed.
Reasoning: The above mentioned data is confidential from a technological point of view, having been developed at great cost and expense over many years, and should not be freely distributed.
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Elscint, Ltd.
October 14,1996 Affidavit The following Appendix 'A' Assembly Drawing, Appendix 'C' Part Drawings. and Operations Manual attached to the Registry of Radioactive Sealed Sources and Devices Safety Evaluation Device dated March 12,1996, in their entirety, should be.
considered as proprietary trade secrets of the company and as such should be exempt from public inspection pursuant to 10 CFR 2.700 (a)(4). Elscint itself treats this information as privileged and confidential and certifies that such information is l
not freely distributed.
The information contained herein is intellectual in nature, is commercially confidential l
and contains detailed descriptions of design and/or functionality and/or manufacturing methods and/or operation which, if disclosed to the public could result
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CertificatiOD The undersigned, Shimshon Halpern, as General Counsel for Elscint Ltd., hereby certifies that Natan Hermony is a duly authorized officer of the Company and has the full power and authority to executo the above affidavit.
IO Shimshon Halbern V General Counsel
Appendix Drawings of Source lloider l
CONFIDENTIAL Tliis document is proprietary to Elseint Ltd and may not bc l
disclosed to unautliorized persons.
This Appendix contains 8 Drawings:
1, Full Assembly Drawing of the Source Holder, Engineering Drawing of Component TE SOURCES 1, No 473 3671-1602.
- 2. Drawing displays a schematic view of the Source Holder (TE SOURCES)
- 3. Drawing 565 3671 1411 SIDE A COLL. displays a side of TE SOURCES
- 4. Drawing $65 3671 1502 SIDE B COLL. displays the opposite side of TE.
SOURCES 5, Drawing 473-3671 1800 (1 of 3) TRANSACT ASSY displays another view of the camera head with the LED marked.
- 6. Drawing 473 3671 1800 (2 of 3) TRANSACT ASSY displays another view of the camera head with the label placing marked
- 7. Drawing 705 3671 1305 TRANSACT SET. No. LABEL displays the Label.
- 8. Drawing 565 3671-1932 SOURCE 1100 SING in which the scaled line source is glued on the grove.
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