ML20214G910
| ML20214G910 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Columbia  |
| Issue date: | 04/27/1978 |
| From: | Markee E Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Lynch M Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| CON-WNP-0210, CON-WNP-210 NUDOCS 8605230030 | |
| Download: ML20214G910 (2) | |
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MEMDRANDUM POR:
M. D. Lynch, LPM Light Water Reactors Branch #4, DPM FROM:
Earl H. Markee, Jr., Leader Meteorology Section Hydrology-Meteorology Branch, DSE
SUBJECT:
FSAR SECOND ACCEPTAMCE REVIEW - METEORCLOGY PLANT: WFPSS Nuclear Project No. 2 LICENSDiG STAGE: OL DOCKET NIR!BER: 50-397 MILESTONE No.: 01-62 RESPONSIBLE BRANC11: LURf4 We have reviewed the sections concerning meteorology of the UPPSS-2 Final Safety Analysis Report (second acceptance review) and have 'found it acceptable. The Project did rewrite portions of the original FSAR for this second acceptance review; the rewrite responded to several of our initial acceptance review questions.
So that we can easily identify the responses to our first acceptance review questions, we ask that you resend to the Project our initial questions (Q372.1-6) which we sent to you on May 6,1977, and that the Project simply reference and highlight in the FSAR margins those sections which responded to the first review questions. Ua have added one question which we ask that you also forward. John Coll and I prepared these questions.
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M. D. Lynch, LPM, Light Water Reactors Branch #4, DPM' FROM:
Earl H. Markee, Jr., Leader, Meteorology Section, HMB
SUBJECT:
FSAR ACCEPTANCE REVIEW - METEOROLOGY PLANT NAME: 'WPPSS Nuclear Project No. 2 LICENSING STAGE: OL DOCKET NUMBER:
50-397 MILESTONE NO. :
01-62 RESPONSIBLE BRANCH: LWR 04 We have reviewed the sections concerning meteorology of the WPPSS-2 Final Safety Analysis Report and have found it acceptable. Enclosed are several questions which we ask that you forward to the Project.
John Coll, of my section, prepared these questions.
We wish to com=end the Project for its very complete and thorough report on meteorology. Please pass our coc=endation on to the Project.
fhtsb Earl H. Markee, Jr., Leader Meteorology Section Hydrology-Meteorology Branch Division of Site Safety and Environmental Analysis
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95% Complete 372.1 Figure 2.3-5 (2.3.1.2) average mass,of dust per cubic foot varying with height at 11 August 1955.
Figure 2.3-6, based on your Reference 17 (Sehmel and n
Lloyd, 1972),provides airborne dust concentrations at four feet above the ground as a function of average air velocity.
this figure is from a dust storm of 11 January 1972.One data point of a)
Reference 16 does not describe the meteorological conditions occurring during data sampling.
Describe these conditions.
Discuss whether Figure 2.3-5 represents average or extreme particulate loading conditions for the site region.
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Describe the magnitude of the dust storm of 11 January 1972, including visibility during the storm and an estimate of expected return-period.
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Surmise the vertical profile of particulate size and total mass concentrations for the 11 January 1972 dust storm, and provide the bases for your estimate.
372.2 (2.3.1.2) quality measuremente based?Over what averaging time are the maximum 2 and TSP air 372.0
_ Local Meteorology (2.3.2) 100% Complete 372.0 (2.3.3)
Onsite Meteorological Measurement Program 90% Complete 372.3 Provide a description of the meteorological monitoring program which (2.3.3) will exist during plant operation.
372.4 (2.3.3.1) recorder, analysis, etc.) accuracy.For each measured meteorolo 372.0 (2.3.4)
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