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Weekly Info Rept for Wk Ending 861212

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l December 18, 1986 For: The Commissioners From: T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the ED0

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 12, 1986 A summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Commissioners who may prefer a condensed version of this report.

Contents Enclosure Administration A Nuclear Reactor Regulation B Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C Inspection and Enforcement D Nuclear Regulatory Research E General Counsel F*

International Programs G State Programs H*

Resource Management I Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data J Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights K*

Regional Offices L*

CRGR Monthly Reports M Executive Director for Operations N*

Items Addressed by the Commission 0 Meeting Notices P Proprietary or Other Sensitive Information (Not for Q external distribution)

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HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT

. WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 12, 1986 Grand Gulf Station. Unit 2 Middle South Utilities, Inc. (MSU), a public utility holding company for several operating subsidiaries, including Mississippi Power & Light Company, issued a press release December 5, 1986, regarding the suspension of construc-tion of Grand Gulf. Unit 2. The Boards of Directors of MSU and of Systems Energy Resources. Inc. (formerly named Middle South Energy Inc., another subsidiary company of MSU), have decided to continue the suspension of con-

'struction on Grand Gulf Unit 2 for a period of up to 3 years. The decision of the Boards was based on a special study team report which assessed various alternatives. The decision keeps open the alternative of completing Grand Gulf Unit 2, should economic growth of the region result in increased energy needs. This means that the various equipment maintenance activities to assure continued licenseability of Unit 2 will be undertaken during this period of suspension.

Grand Gulf. Unit 2 is about 34% completed in terms of project man-hours and represents an investment of $947 million as of September 30, 1986.

Duane Arnold Energy Center At 1412 CST, December 9, 1986. DAEC manually started reducing power to go to cold shutdown. The shutdown is being made because the licensee determined that the Thomas and Betts (nylon insulated) control cable splices presently installed in drywell junction boxes may be environmentally unqualified. This determination was made by the licensee after verbal information was received on tests made by Wylie Labs on similar splices. This infomation indicated that the present licensee calculated " worst case accident" scenario appears to be outside the envelope used in the tests. Some of the present splices will be replaced with environmentally qualified AMP splices and some will be repaired with environmentally qualified tape during the outage which is expected to last up to 10 days depending on the number of each upgrade.

Incinerator Incident at Savannah River Plant An incident occurred in the S area of the Savannah River Plant involving a test of a fire protection system, at about 10 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, December 9.

Apparently the halon fire suppression chemical entered an active incinerator system and degraded, causing four workers to rece.ive toxic chemical exposures -

that required hospital treatment. All four were treated and released.

Radioactive materials involved were insignificant. As a result of the incident, workers on DOE's Defense Waste Processing Facility (DWPF), presently under construction, were evacuated, but returned to the area after 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br />.

Briefing to OMB on H?W Licensing Support System OMB received a request from DOE to approve a proposed contract to develop multiple licensing support systems (individual systems in the field and in Headquarters). As background prior to meeting with DOE, OMB asked that we brief them on the Licensing Support System. On Wednesday, December 10, 1986, a briefing and demonstration of our Pilot Project was held for OMB staff by NMSS staff. OMB was very complimentary to our staff for their successful efforts and quite impressed with our system. It appears that we are leading the field in this area and that our full text search / optical disc Pilot Project is a first of its kind.

0FFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Week Ending December 12, 1986 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM 0F INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision Careyovers, 1985 181 15 Received, 1986 851 234 Granted 646 101 Denied 219 90 Pending 167 58 ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received Mike Johnson, Requests a copy of SECY-86-226, " Staff Action Plan for NUS Corporation Implementation of Recommendations by the Independent Ad-(86-836) Hoc Group for the Davis-Besse Incident."

Cindee Virostek, Requests copies of Forms AEC-742 and an April 5,1954 Kiski Valley application mentioned in a June 5,1974 notice of Coalition violation regarding the NUMEC facility.

(86-837)

Stephanie Murphy, Requests a copy of the OIA investigation report on RIV.

Nuclear Information and Resource Service (86-838)

Scott MacDonald Requests lists of 1985 and 1986 LERs, R0s and SR0s.

(86-839)

David Real, Requests a copy of the OIA report regarding RIV.

The Dallas Morning News (86-840)

Wieslaw Olechiw, Requests reports on Impell Floor Drain Filter Applications TTI Engineering Testing at the Browns Ferry nuclear power plant.

(86-841) .

CONTACT: Donnie H. Grimsley 492-7211 DECEMBER 12, 1986 ENCLOSURE A

2 Received, Cont'd Jody Sparks, Requests records regarding the Rancho Seco nuclear Toxics Assessment power plant.

Group (86-842)

Stephanie Murphy, Requests three categories of records related to the Nuclear issuance of a full-power operating license for the Information and Shearon Harris nuclear power plant.

Resource Service (86-843)

(NRC employee) Requests three categories of records regarding OIA (86-844) reports on RIV.

James Heelan, Requests copies of (1) list of grantees; (2) well-written American Nuclear and well-structured grant proposals; and (3) standard Society grant package.

(86-845)

Al Stern, Requests a copy of a list of those who requested RFP RS-Al Stern NMS-87-005.

Associates (86-846)

Ellyn Weiss, Requests a copy of the Performance Appraisal Team report Union of Concerned on the review of TMI-l from August 25 to September 5, Scientists 1986.

(86-847)

(NRC employee) Requests records regarding a specified OIA investigation.

(86-848)

Diane Curran, Requests five categories of records related to research Harmon & Weiss matters discussed on page 36 of the April 30,1986 memo (86-849) from Victor Stello,

Subject:

Report Requested by Commissioners Asselstine and Bernthal.

Stephanie Murphy, Requests records requested under the F0IA regarding plants i

Nuclear in RIV which were allegedly destroyed or ordered destroyed, Information and with regard to an 01A report on RIV.

Resource Service (86-850)

(An individual Requests records regarding himself.

requesting l information about I himself)

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Received, Cont'd Billie Garde, APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION for the release of the OIA denied Government records regarding a request for records concerning the Accountability Fermi nuclear power plant.

Project (86-A-234-86-736)

Granted (NRCemployee) In response to a request for records on assignments, (86-813) reassignments, and recruiting actions within the past 12 months of positions requiring a GG-14 Health Physicist and GG-14 Radiochemist in NMSS and RES, made available one record.

Jon Gelman, In response to a request for records related to any Attorney-At-Law environmental testing at 61 Farrand Road, Mercer County, (86-817) New Jersey, with regard to toxic substances, informed the requester that the NRC has no records subject to this request.

Lynn Connor, In response to a request for a list of reactor systems Doc-Search which require further engineer analysis based on ar. event Associates at a foreign reactor to determine any safety implications (86-818) for U.S. reactors, which was referenced in GA0 testimony on May 8, 1986, made available one record.

Lynn Connor, In response to a request for summaries and handouts for Doc-Search the meetings of the Technical Integration Review Group Associates for Aging / Life Extension, informed the requester that the (86-824) NRC has no records subject to this request.

Robert Savini, In response to a request for a list of all medical licensees Lixi, Inc. who are authorized to use Gadolinium-153 on their license, (86-833) made available one record.

Denied George Dawes, In response to a request for records pertaining to Molycorp, Inc. Molycorp, Inc., Washington, PA, for tne years 1965 (85-812) through 1985, made available 151 records. Denied portions of two records, disclosure of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.

Billie Garde, In response to a request for records related to the Government September 19, 1984, proposed NRC Manual Chapter 0517, Accountability " Management of Allegations," made available 42 records.

Project Informed the requester that additional records subject (86-183) to this request are already available at the PDR. Denied 168 records in their entirety, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

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Denied, Cont'd Billie Garde. In response to a request for records related to the Government September 19, 1984, Proposed Manual Chapter 0517, Accountability " Management of Allegations," made available 11 records.

Froject Denied 13 records in their entirety, disclosure of which (86-215) would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

Cindee Virostek, In response to a request for eight specified records Kiski Valley identified in NUREG-0627, informed the requester that Coalition two records subject to this request are already (86-635) available at the PDR. Denied portions of one record containing unclassified safeguards information.

T.S. Ellis, In response to a request for records related to audits, Hunton & Williams inspections, or investigations of Transamerica Delaval, (86-656) Inc., from 1974 to the present, made available 94 records.

Informed the requester that additional records subject to this request are already available at the PDR. Denied 01 records subject to this request in their entirety, release of which would interfere with an ongoing enforcement proceeding.

William Guste, In response to a request for records regarding the River Attorney General, Bend technical specifications, made available 23 records.

State of Louisiana Denied portions of six records, disclosure of which (86-687) would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.

Lance Gay, In response to a request for records for FY85 and FY86 Scripps Howard expenditures for official representation, entertainment, News Service emergency, and extraordinary matters, made available 36 (86-798) records. Denied portions of 30 records, disclosure of which would result in a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.

Jennifer Puntenney, In response to an APPEAL TO THE EDO for the release of Safe Energy the denied records in NRC's July 16, 1986 response to Coalition of a request for records regarding the Fermi nuclear power Michigan plant, made available nine records. Continued to deny (86-A-144-86-244) seven records pursuant to exemptions 5 and 6. Denied (86-A-145-86-245) portions of five records pursuant to exemptions 5, 6 and 70.

Billie Garde, In response to an APPEAL TO THE ED0 for the release of Government , the denied records in NRC's August 21, 1986 response Accountability to a request for records pertaining to Inspection Report Project 85-16/85-13 concerning the Comanche Peak nuclear power (86-A-177-86-380) plant, denied 12 records in their entirety and portions of two records in order to preserve the free and candid internal dialogue necessary for the careful formulation of agency decisions.

DECEMBER 12, 1986 ENCLOSURE A

5 Denied, Cont'd Harry Voigt, In response to an APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION for the LeBoeuf, Lamb, release of one denied record regarding a request for Leiby & MacRae records relating to a memorandum to the Commissioners (86-A-220-86-682) from Ben Hayes dated April 11, 1986, concerning the Report of Investigation of Individual Operator Actions Concerning the Falsification of Leak Rate Test Data at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant, continued to deny this record in its entirety, release of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

DECEf1BER 12, 1986 ENCLOSURE A

WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 12, 1986 IFB ISSUED IFB No.: RS-ADM-87-205

Title:

" Data Communications - Terminating Equipment"

Description:

Contractor will provide modems to support communication connectivity between NRC's minicomputers, mainframe databases and terminals.

Period of Performance: Two years Sponsor: Office of Administration Status: Closing date has been extended to December 23, 1986 (3:00 pm).

RFP ISSUED RFP No.: RS-0RM-87-223

Title:

" Cost Analyses of Proposed Changes in NRC Requirements Having an Economic Impact"

Description:

The contractor shall conduct cost analysis studies to identify, derive and analyze the economic impact of proposed changes in regulatory requirements and the costs to licensees for replacement power when a plant is shutdown.

Period of Performance: 30 months Sponsor: Office of Resource Management Status: Closing date has been extended to December 29, 1986.

PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION RFP No.: RS-NRR-86-051

Title:

" Technical Assistance in Support of NRC Reactor Licensing Activities"

Description:

Performance of technical evaluations in support of licensing actions and other support work on licensing activities including:

generic and plant-specific safety assessments, Near Term Operating Licenses (NT0Ls), generic issue resolution, risk assessments, and analyses of operating reactor experience.

Period of Performance: Three years plus option for two years Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Status: The competitive range has been established and negotiations are scheduled for the week of December 15, 1986.

RFP No.: RS-SECY-86-203

Title:

"Public Document Room Branch Long Range Plan"

Description:

Develop a comprehensive five year working plan for the NRC's Public Document Room to insure that procedures, systems and services are maintained at a high level of efficiency.

Period of Performance: Five months Sponsor: Office of the Secretary Status: The competitive range has been established and negotiations are scheduled for the week of January 5, 1987.

DECEf1BER 12, 1986 ENCLOSURE A

Weekly Information Report Division of Contracts PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION (cont'd)

RFP No.: RS-ADM-87-207

Title:

" Mandatory Supervisory Development Program Training"

Description:

Presentation of five courses entitled, " Pre-Supervisory Orientation Program - Part II," " Supervising Human Resources," " Management Workshop," " Managing Employee Performance," and " Managing Change," to NRC's management and supervisory employees.

Period of Performance: Three years Sponsor: Office of Administration Status: The competitive range ha: been established and negotiations are scheduled for the week of December 15, 1986.

DECEMBER 12, 1986 ENCLOSURE A

l 0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending December 12, 1986 Calvert Cliffs Unit 1 During an ultrasonic inspection on December 3,1986 at Calvert Cliffs Unit 1 l which is down for refueling, an indication was found adjacent to a field weld '

in the 34" dia, 1" well main steam line. That indication showed a 1" wide, 24" long circumferential wall thinning i" downstream of the centerlir.e of the field weld. This indication was radiographed and the radiograph was compared to the radiograph made during construction. The construction radiograph showed

, a similar indication. The ultrasonic inspection showed the approximate depth of the thinning to be .14". BG&E personnel believe that the thinning has been in the pipe since construction and was caused by a mismatch during welding.

BG&E personnel have done calculations to show that the condition is not unsafe.

During a telecon on December 4,1986, they briefly outlined what calculations they had done to support their conclusions that no repair or replacement is necessary and that delay in their projected restart date of December 24, 1986 is not necessary.

Staff personnel requested that'BG&E personnel come to Bethesda Wednesday, December 10, 1986, to present the calculations supporting their conclusions.

Edwin I. Hatch Nuclear Plant, Units 1 and 2 As a result of loss of air supply to an inflatable seal in the transfer canal between the fuel pools for Hatch Units 1 and 2, a substantial amount of water .

leaked from these fuel pools. Some of this was discharged through storm drains to a swampy area within the owner-controlled property. The amount that leaked from the pool may have been as much as 140,000 gallons with 5,000 to 10,000 gallons having reached the swampy area. The licensee has constructed a number of earth fill dams to contain the spill water in the swampy area.

The activity of the release at the storm drain discharge was initially reported on 12/4/86 as 1.26 times the maximum permissible concentrations (mpc) for cesium-134, cesium 1-37, zinc-65, and manganese-54. By 12/5/86 the activity was well below mpc.

The event was caused by the erroneous closing of the isolation valve in the air supply line at 2200 CST on 12/2/86. The licensee did not discover that the air supply valve was closed until about 2200 CST on 12/3/86. The licensee >

notified the NRC at about 0130 on 12/4/86. Region II dispatched an Augment Inspection Team on the morning of 12/4/86. Unit I was operating at full power and Unit 2 was making final arrangements for restart following a refuel-ing outage. Unit I remains at full power and Unit 2 is still preparing for

. restart.

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Grand Gulf Station, Unit 2 Middle South Utilities, Inc. (MSU), a public utility holding company for several operating subsidiaries, including Mississippi Power & Light Company, issued a press release December 5, 1986, regarding the suspension of construc-tion of Grand Gulf Unit 2. The Boards of Directors of MSU and of Systems Energy Resources, Inc. (formerly named Middle South Energy Inc., another j subsidiary company of MSU), have decided to continue the suspension of con-struction on Grand Gulf Unit 2 for a period of up to 3 years. The decision of the Boards was based on a special study team report which assessed various alternatives. The decision keeps open the alternative of completing Grand Gulf Unit 2, should economic growth of the region result in increased energy needs. This means that the various equipment maintenance activities to assure continued licenseability of Unit 2 will be undertaken during this period of suspension.

, Grand Gulf. Unit 2 is about 34% completed in terms of project man-hours and represents an investment of $947 million as of September 30, 1986.

Duane Arnold Energy Center At 1412 CST, December 9,1986 DAEC manually started reducing power to go to

. cold shutdown. The shutdown is being made because the licensee determined that the Thomas and Betts (nylon insulated) control cable splices presently installed in drywell junction boxes may be environmentally unqualified. This determination was made by the licensee after verbal information was received on tests made by Wylie Labs on similar splices. This information indicated that the present licensee calculated " worst case accident" scenario appears to be outside the envelope used in the tests. Some of the present splices

will be replaced with environmentally qualified AMP splices and some will be repaired with environmentally qualified tape during tha outage which is j expected to last up to 10 days depending on the number of each upgrade.

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NRC TMI-2 CLEANUP PROJECT DIRECTORATE WEEKLY STATUS REPORT FOR DECEMBER 8 - 14, 1986

1. DEFUELING

- Efforts continued to remove the broken drill strings imbedded in the debris pile as a result of core drilling operations. Four of the six broken strings have been removed. Efforts will resume to remove the reaining two when water clarity is regained.

- Hydrogen peroxide was added to the Reactor Coolant System (RCS) to control the regrowth of the bio-organisms. The addition resulted in severe degradation of water clarity.

- A decontamination experiment was performed in the reactor building basement. A high pressure hydrolazer mounted on a robot was used to scarify the concrete. The results of the experiment are under evaluation.

- The licensee completed the first of a series of tests of a program that involve addition of coagulant chemicals to the Defueling Water Cleanup System (DWCS) process stream. The coagulant, in conjunction with a filter aid material, was added while processing water from a bleed tank through a DWCS filter canister. Preliminary test results indicate a substantial increase in DWCS filter life as well as very good water clarity on the filter effluent. The test program will continue.

2. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

- US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sample analysis results show that TMI site liquid effluents are in accordance with regulatory limits, NRC requirements, and the City of Lancaster Agreement.

- TMI water effluents are sampled from the station (Units 1 and 2)

EPA. Gamma spectrum analyses of the seven discharge daily and analyzed composited samples by(November 22 - 29, 1986) indicated no TMI-2 related radioactivity.

- EPA's gamma spectrum analysis of the NRC's TMI outdoor air sample for December 4 - 11, 1986 showed no reactor related radioactivity.

- The Lancaster water works intake composited seven daily samples (November 23 - 29, 1986) gamma spectrum analyzed by EPA showed no reactor related radioactivity.

3. AUXILIARY AND FUEL HANDLING BUILDING ACTIVITIES

- Reclamation of Defueling Water Cleanup System (DWCS) filters continues.

- Fuel handling building ventilation system modifications are complcte. Testing is in progress.

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- Pre-operational testing of the Sediment Transfer System revealed that the system will require modification before it can be operated.

Engineering studies are in progress to modify the system.

- Fuel canister preparation for shipment is in progress.

- Installation of an ultraviolet light / ozone device for water treatment has been placed on hold for industrial safety studies.

4. NRC EVALUATIONS IN PROGRESS

- Technical Specification Change Request numbers 49, 51, 52, and 54.

- Recovery Operations Plan Change numbers 31 and 33.

- Solid Waste Facility Technical Evaluation Report.

- Heavy Load Safety Evaluation Report, Revision 3.

- Disposal of Processed Water Report.

- Safety Evaluation Report for Use of Plasma Arc Cutting Torch.

- Ex-Vessel Defueling Safety Analysis.

- Post Defueling Monitored Storage Proposal.

- Temporary Reactor Vessel Filtration System Safety Evaluation Report, i,

Revision 3.

5. MEETING

- The Advisory Panel for the Decontamination of Three Mile Island Unit 2 met on December 10, 1986 in Harrisburg, PA. At this meeting the Panel was briefed by the licensee on their recent proposal for the Post Defueling Monitored Storage of TMI-2.

The next meeting of the Panel is tentatively scheduled for January 21, 1987 in Lancaster, PA. The exact date, time, location and agenda will be confirmed at a later date.

DECEMBER 12, 1936 ENCLOSURE B

l OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS Items of Interest Week Ending December 12, 1986 Shieldalloy Corporation On December 3-4, 1986, members of NMSS, Region I, and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection met with representatives of Shieldalloy. The purpose of the visit was site familiarization and to discuss additional information needed to conouct the environmental assessment related to Shieldalloy's license renewal.

IAEA Activities During the week of November 17-21, 1986, Mr. Philip Robinson of the Division of Safeguards participated in the 12th IAEA Safeguards Seminar on Accounting and Reporting in Vienna, Austria. During the seminar, various countries detailed their experiences and problems associated with implementing IAEA safeguards.

The following week, November 24-29, Mr. Robinson participated in the US/IAEA Working Group on Accounting and Reporting. Mr. Robinson is a member of the working group as well as the coordinator. This working group is charged with the responsibility of identifying and correcting technical problems associated with reporting data to the IAEA.

Sheffield Illinois LLW Disposal Site Closure U.S. Ecology and the State of Illinois met on December 10 to resolve the few remaining areas of difference. Largely, these areas are institutional concerns between U.S. Ecology and the State. Further negotiations, which will include the NRC staff, will be held after the ASLB rules on the two outstanding legal issues. (The two legal issues are: (1) U.S. Ecology's possession of the buried waste; (2) can U.S. Ecology unilaterally terminate the license.)

Incinerator Incident at Savannah River Plant An incident occurred in the S area of the Savannah River Plant involving a test of a fire protection system, at about 10 to 11 a.m. on Tuesday, December 9.

Apparently the halon fire suppression chemical entered an active incinerator system and degraded, causing four workers to receive toxic chemical exposures that required hospital treatment. All four were treated and released.

Radioactive materials involved were insignificant. As a result of the incident, workers on DOE's Defense Waste Processing Facility (DWPF), presently under construction, were evacuated, but returned to the area after 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br />.

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2 Barnwell Representatives of NRC's Division of Waste Management are scheduled to meet l with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control in Columbia, SC, on December 15-16, 1986. The purpose of the meeting is to ,

discuss NRC-DHEC activities as they relate to the Barnwell LLWDF as well as environmental and other data on site performance.

, Guidance on 20.302 Disposal by Subsurface Burial NMSS has recently completed detailed guidance (NUREG-1101, Vols. 2 and 3) for materials licensees on disposal by subsurface burial pursuant to Section 20.302 of 10 CFR 20. Copies are being sent to all materials licensees and agreement states. Guidance to reactor licensees is in preparation.

Briefing to OMB on HLW Licensing Support System OMB received a request from DOE to approve a proposed contract to develop multiple licensing support systems (individual systems in the field and in Headquarters). As background prior to meeting with DOE, OMB asked that we ,

brief them on the Licensing Support System. On Wednesday, December 10, 1986, a briefing and demonstration of our Pilot Project was held for 0MB staff by NMSS staff. OMB was very complimentary to our staff for their successful efforts

! and quite impressed with our system. It appears that we are leading the field in this area and that our full text search / optical disc Pilot Project is a first of its kind.

Visit of HLW On-Site Representatives to NRC Headquarters The NRC On-Site Licensing Representatives (ors), located at each of the three DOE HLW Repository Sites recommended for site characterization, will be at NRC Headquarters the week of December 15, 1986, for the year-end briefing of the l Director of the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards and the Director of the Division of Waste Management. In addition, the ors will meet with all Division staff over the course of the week in a variety of meetings with the purpose of information exchange regarding ongoing policy and

, technical matters, DOE planned activities for 1987, and NRC activities for 1987.

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3 Superfund Action At Maxey Flats, KY, Low-Level Waste Site EPA has notified the State of Kentucky; U.S. Ecology, the former site operator; and approximately 800 waste generators and shippers that the agency is taking action at the site under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act as amended (CERCLA or Superfund). EPA has spent public funds investigating the situation and is considering additional action to determine what corrective actions should be taken. The letters to potentially responsible parties notify them of their potential liabilities to fund studies and corrective action and invites them to participate by forming a steering committee. The notices state that $130,000 has been spent, studies should cost $1,300,000, and cleanup may cost $30 million or more.

EPA action is based on off-site releases above background of tritium, cobalt-60, and strontium-90. Organic chemicals in trench leachate samples (e.g., benzene) were also mentioned. Part of the proposed study is to further define the nonradiological source terms. The proposed study recognizes the extensive studies that have been done and proposes to build on them. Under CERCLA, EPA is required to look at the no action and exhumation alternatives '

but expressed the view that neither was likely a reasonable choice based on both health and safety and costs. The proposed study will focus on risk analysis of current and potential releases of both radioactive and nonradioactive materials.

The Maxey Flats site accepted' wastes from 1962 to 1977. It was initially and continues to be licensed by the State and is currently owned and maintained by the State. NRC's only direct involvement is through the Office of State Programs. We can expect inquiries from licensees and increased concerns by States over the potential for second guessing under CERCLA and potential liability as site owner. sh s

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Office of Inspection and Enforcement Items of Interest Week Ending December 12, 1986

1. Items of Interest

a. Surry Synopsis At 2:20PM on December 9,1986, while operating at full power, the Main Steam Isolation Valve on Unit 2 Steam Generator C spuriously closed; the reactor tripped due to low low level indication on the SG as a result of compression of the voids. A 2 x 3 foot section of the 18 inch diameter section piping to the Main Feedwater Pump A, between the block valve in the suction line and the 24 inch diameter header serving both pumps, ruptured and came to rest in an overhead cable tray.

Eight contractor personnel, working on an unrelated activity in an area near the break, were injured by hot water (approximately 400 F) and water flashing to steam. There have been two fatalities and four workers remained hospitalized (current through December 12) in serious to critical condition. The break occurred on the secondary side; as a result there was little radiological consequence.

The licensee stepped through an Unusual Event at 2:30PM and escalated

,N to an alert at 2:40PM. During the recovery effort, the operators and

-u the plant performed as expected. The Agency was placed in standby and a site team was dispatched from Region II; this contingent and supplemental technical specialists were reconstituted as an Augmented Inspection Team on December 10, 1986.

Preliminary information indicates that extensive erosion / corrosion

\ inside the suction piping at the elbow was a major contributor; other areas included in the AIT investigation include the feedwater check valves, erosion of other piping and other event related conditions.

As a consequence of the severe pipe thinning experienced, the licensee commenced a precautionary shutdown of Unit 1 for evaluation of conditions; similar conditions were found.

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2. Civil Penalties Paid x < Astrotech, Inc. (Harrisburg, PA) in the amount of $5,000 based on numerous violations which included the use of unlicensed personnel to perform g licensed activities (EA 85-86).

3. The following Sionificant Enforcement Actions were taken during the past week:

a. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Inposition of Civil Penalty was l

issued to Lehigh Testing Laboratory, Inc. (New Castle, DE) in the amount of $1,500. This action was based on multiple violations involving health physics problems. (EN 86-87)

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b. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty was issued to the University of Wisconsin (Madison, WI) in the amount of

$1,250. This action was based on violations involving the failure to conduct appropriate radiological surveys and to control licensed material. (EN 86-89)

c. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty was issued to the Henry Haywood Hospital (Gardner, MA) in the amount of

$2,500. This action was based on violations involving the unauthor-ized incineration of a generator containing licensed material.

(EN 86-90)

d. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty was issued to the Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA) in the amount of $2,500. This action was based on multiple violations involv-ing health physics practices. (EN86-91)

e. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty was issued to the Eastern Virginia Medical Authority in the amount of

$2,500. This action was based on multiple violations involving health physics practices. (EN 86-92)

4. The following IE Information Notices and Bulletins were issued during the past week:

a. IE Information Notice No. 86-99, Degradation of Steel Containments was issued to all nuclear power reactor facilities holding an operat-ing license or a construction permit.

b. IE Information Notice No.86-100, Loss of Offsite Power to Vital Buses at Salem 2 was issued to all holders of an operating license or a construction permit for pressurized water reactors or boiling water reactors.

c. IE Information Notice No.86-101, Loss of Decay Heat Removal Due to I

i Loss of Fluid Levels in Reactor Coolant System was issued to all holders of an operating license or a construction permit for pres-surized water reactor facilities.

5. The following IE Preliminarv Notifications were issued during the past week:

a. PNS-I-86-23, Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (Calvert Cliffs),

Discovery of Container marked " TNT."

b. PN0-I-86-89A, International Nutronics, Inc. (Dover, NJ), Conviction

' of Licensee and One Employee in Federal District Court.

I I c. PNO-II-86-90A, Georgia Power Company (Hatch 1&2), Leak From Spent l Fuel Pools (Update).

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Personnel Injuries Following Secondary System Pipe Break.

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e. PNO-II-86-91A, Virginia Electric and Power Company (Surry 1&2),

Update on December 9 Secondary System Pipe failure and Facilities.

f. PNO-III-86-143 Iowa Electric Light and Power Company (Duane Arnold), Shutdown to Repair Unqualified Electrical Splices.

g. PN0-III-86-144, Toledo Edison Company (Davis-Besse), State Petitions to Halt Davis-Besse Startup.

h. PN0-IV-86-35, Northwest X-Ray (Idaho Falls, ID), Radiography Over-exposure of Two Individuals.

1. PNO-V-86-90, Sacramento Municipal Utility District (Ranch Seco),

Brief Loss of Decay Heat Removal at Rancho Seco.

J. PNS-V-86-07A, Southern California Edison Company (San Onofre),

Unauthorized Manipulation of Plant Components (Update).

k. PNO-V-86-89, Pacific Gas & Electric Company (Diablo Canyon 182),

Small Earthquake Near Diablo Canyon.

1. PNO-V-86-91, Southern California Edison Company (SONGS 2), Reactor Trip and Shutdown Greater Than 48 Hours.

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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH Items of Interest Week Ending December 12, 1986 Plant Risk Status Information Management System (PRISIM)

Risk Analysis Branch personnel and consultants briefed the resident inspectors and regional personnel at the Region II offices in Atlanta (12/4/86) on RES's PRA based inspection system PRISIM (Plant Risk Status Information Management Systen). The briefing consisted of a presentation of the PRISIM program objectives, status and future plans involving Region II participation in the SURRY PRISIM system. Considerable discussion developed during the actual demonstration of the PRISIM system presently under test and evaluation at the ANO-1 Unit 2 plant, where its trial use has already resulted in enhancing the resident inspector's effectiveness. PRISIM allows the resident inspector to evaluate the increase in plant risk brought about by the removal from service of individual or multiple plant components where failures of these components were evaluated in PRAs.

" Revitalizing Nuclear Safety Research" Report Advance copies have been received of the report " Revitalizing Nuclear Safety Research," by the Committee on Nuclear Safety Research of the National Research Council; these have been distributed to the EDO and the Commission.

Full copies, with the appendices, will be available about December 22. The report contains numerous recommendations regarding: Who should pay for, who should carry out, and who should set the set agenda for nuclear safety research?; Program areas in nuclear safety research that require more attention or a different focus; and, solutions for management problems affecting the research program.

Presidential Guidance to Federal Agencies on Occupational Radiation Exposures NRC staff personnel were notified on December 10, 1986, that the EPA Administrator has transmitted to the President for his signature new guidance to Federal agencies on occupational radiation exposures. The guidance, which would replace that issued by President Eisenhower in 1960, is based on current recommendations of the International Ccmmission on Radiological Protection (ICRP Reports 26 and 30). An interagency committee organized and chaired by the EPA developed the guidance; OMB, OSTP, the NRC and all other affected Federal agencies concurren in this guidance. If the t

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2 President signs the guidance, as expected, Federal and State agencies will be expected to modify their radiation protection regulations and procedures accordingly. The NRC staff developed a proposed major revision of related NRC regulations (10 CFR Part 20) in parallel with the guidance development effort. The proposed revision, which was published for public comment on January 9, 1986 (Federal Register, Vol. 51, No. 6, p. 1092), is intended to implement the new Federal guidance and is therefore generally consistent with its provisions. The comment period for both the rule and the associated backfit analysis closed October 31, 1986. Over 800 comment l 1etters have been received, and a preliminary analysis of these comments is being conducted to help determine whether and how to continue this rulemaking. While the proposed revision to Part 20 involves changes that are specific to NRC concerns not covered by the new Federal guidance, many of.the proposed changes will have to be made if compliance with the guidance is to be achieved.

[ Review of Source Term Research In response to the Commission's Staff Requirements request of July 19, 1986, RES has developed a research plan to resolve and review each of the problem areas of technical uncertainty identified in NUREG-0956.

The research plan was transmitted to ED0 on December 8. The review of the research plans and areas of uncertainty is being conducted for RES by BNL and includes the use of independent experts as suggested by the Commission. BNL is proceeding with the preparation for the review and they will commence during the week of January 5,1987.

On December 10, 1986 the OGC (Fitzgerald) sent a letter to V. Stello concluding that the proposed expert review of these research plans is not barred by either the letter or the spirit of FACA. The letter also will have precedential value for future review activities of this type.

Publication to be Issued in the Near Future

Title:

Reporting of Safeguards Events (Reg. Guide 5.62, Rev. 1)

Description:

This guide provides guidance on determining when and how a safeguards event should be reported. Safeguards events are those that threaten nuclear activities or lessen the effectiveness of a security system.

Contact:

K. Jamgochian 443-74754 .

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ITEMS OF INTEREST OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 12, 1986 Foreign Visitors On Monday Mr. Kazuo Mori of Nuclear Fuel Industries of Japan met a representative of the NRR Division of PWR Licensing to discuss extended fuel burnups.

On Tuesday Messrs. Takashi Kuroda and Jiro Kunita of the Ohsaki Research Institute met NRR and RES representatives to discuss design requirements for aircraft impacts at nuclear facilities.

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OFFICE OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ITEM OF INTEREST Week Ending December 12, 1986 Generic Cost Estimation Studies Completed l The Cost and Statistical Analysis Staff has recently completed two studies as a part of its generic cost estimation program. These studies provide cost estimates that have wide application to a large number of regulatory impact analyses ongoing at the NRC. The first, "The Identification and Estimation of the Cost of Required Procedural Changes at Nuclear Power Plants," estimates industry costs associated with changes in written procedures, training, training manuals, recordkeeping, and reporting requirements. The second,

" Generic Methodology for Estimating the Labor Cost Associated With the Removal of Hardware, Materials, and Structures from Nuclear Power Plants,"

. provides cost factors that can be applied to the Energy Economic Data Base (EEDB). These factors are relevant when a proposed requirement to a nuclear power plant involves the modification /removalaof existing components, systems, and structuras in order to accommodate the new physical requirement.

Copies of these repo. and the EEDB are available from Sidney Feld, 492-7155.

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l OFFICE FOR ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION OF OPERATIONAL DATA ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending December 12, 1986

1. AE00 issued a Case Study report, AE0D/C603 entitled "A Review of Motor-0perated Valve Performance." The study was performed in response to Action Item 6(1) of the actions directed by the ED0 to respond to the NRC staff investigation of the June 9,1985 event at Davis-Besse. The report brings together previous NRC studies and other related documents (i.e., AEOD reports and IE bulletins, circulars, and information notices), reviews approximately 1200 valve operator events (SCSS and NPRDS) from 1981 to mid-1985, and incorporates new data from an NRC valve testing program that utilized signature tracing techniques on valve assemblies in operating plants.

The report concludes that current methods and procedures at many operating plants are not adeouate to assure that valves will operate when needed. Furthermore, the deficiencies would generally not be detected by existing plant procedures intended to assure operability, such as surveillance testing (plant technical specifications and ASME Code,Section XI inservice testing) or plant operator observations. Thus, assurance of valve operability appears to be strongly dependent upon diagnostic capability to assess and evaluate failures to operate so that root causes of failure--including switch setpoint--are correctly determined and proper changes implemented. Further, the issue of valve assembly performance and reliability is a complex subject that involves several technical disciplines.

AE0D believes that a concerted, high priority licensee effort is needed to develop and implement improved guidance, procedures, and/or equipment to address all aspects of safety-related motor-operated valve assembly operability. This effort should cover the issues addressed by the four recommendations in the report. The ED0 has requested that NUMARC undertake the appropriate initiatives to remedy the motor-operated valve performance and reliability problems.

2. AE0D issued a Case Study report, AE0D/C604 entitled " Effects of Ambient Temperature on Electronic Components in Safety-Pelated Instrumentation and Control Systems." The report documents the review and evaluation of four events at nuclear plants involving failures of solid state electronic components in safety-related I&C systems due to overheating. These events occurred at McGuire 1, Davis-Besse, Summer 1 and Palo Verde 1. Overheating of electronic components raised two concerns: (1) decreased reliability i of electronic equipment due to increased failure rate of electronic components, and (2) the potential for common cause failure of redundant safety-related instruments due to extended loss of normal cooling air flow to the cabinets in which the instruments are located. Based on the findings and conclusions of the study, recommendations which address these two concerns are provided in the report. The recommendations address:

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with loss of cooling to instrument cabinets; (2) the need to monitor actual conditions (specifically, temperature) 11 instrument cabinets; (3) the need for plant technical specification requirements governing the operability of control room cooling and ventilation systems which reflect the actual temperature in the instrument cabinets; and (4) the need for specific considerations of this issue in the plant specific evaluation of the station blackout issue (USI A-44). This case study has been forwarded to NRR for appropriate action or for further follow-up by industry.

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DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR REGIONAL OPERATIONS AND GENERIC PEQUIREMENTS (DEDR0GR)

Week Ending December 12, 1986 CRGR Attached is a summary of the CRGR activities for the period October 1 through October 31, 1986. Background material on topics reviewed by the Committee and the minutes of CRGP meetings are sent to the Commission. Copies are provided to the Public Document Room after the NRC has considered (in a public forum) or decided the matter addressed by the documents. Questions concerning this monthly report should be referred to Walt Schwink (497-8639).

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Pcge 1 of 3 Data: December 12, 1986 St# MARY OF CRGR ACTIVITIES October 1 through October 31, 19861 Meeting Po. ,

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97 Peview, Draft NUREG-1225, Complete CRGR recommended that PifREG-1275 HUREG-1??5 forwarded to 10/1/86 Implementation of the NRC be sent forward to the Commission the Commission.

Policy on Nuclear Power after modification to address CRGR.

Plant Standardization concerns.

-Sponsoring Office FRR

-Category 2 Item

-Issue #147 Review, Rev. 2 to Reg Guide Complete CRGR recommended that the proposed None reouired.

1.100, " Seismic Qualification RG Rev. be issued for comment of Safety-Related Equipment after agreed upon revisions, for Nuclear Power Plants"

_ Sponsoring Office - RES

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-Issue #148 98 Peview, Proposed Rule change Complete CRGR recommended that the rule be Approved and forwarded 10/16/86 to 10 CFR 20, " Personnel issued subject to the changes in to the Commission.

Dosimetry Processor the packaged.

Accreditation"

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Eouipment in Operating Plants" concerns; revise / clarify wording

' in pkg; and CRGR Chm review changes.

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-Issue #103 59 Review, Rev. to the Proposed Pending CRGR concluded that policy should Forwarded to the

! 10/8/86 Tech Spec. Policy move forward w/a single caveat. Commission.

OGC will incorporate comments; CPGR will review final policy prior to EDO signature.

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100 Review, Proposed Final Version Complete CRGR recommended in favor of issue Staff accommodated CPGR 10/29/86 of R.G. for Pressurized Thermal of the final PTS R.G. sub.iect to comments in final PTS P.G.

Shock further staff consideration of No EDO action required.

E3 the CRGR comments offered.

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Date) Agenda Status to EDO EDO Action gg Review, Proposed " Deferred Complete CRGR concluded that

Policy Stmt Forwarded to the cn Plant Policy Statement" focus on deferred plants w/CP; Commission, j Lessons Learned should be separate from policy stmt; wording re new l

rqmts be revised to reflect actual j wording in Backfit Rule; and

! should be revised to reflect above 1 3 items and submitted for DEDRDGR l review.

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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COPNISSION - WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 12, 1986 A. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - BRIEFING ON STATUS OF PERFORMANCE INDICATOR PROGRAfi,_

10:00 A.M., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1986, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C.

OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - Meme SECY to V. Stello, ED0 dated 12/11/86 The Commission was briefed by the staff on the status of the performance indicator program (SECY-86-317).

The staff was requested to demonstrate the effectiveness of its indicators by reviewing past experiences and evaluating whether the proposed indicators would have uncovered the problems experienced by licensees.

The Commission expressed the need for additional indicators.

Further Commission guidance will be transmitted in the SRM for SECY-86-317.

The Commission cautioned the staff that the performance indicators should only be used as a tool in evaluating the performance of a plant and not as a basis of ranking one plant against another.

B. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND V0TE, 3:30 P.M., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1986, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. 0FFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - Memo SECY to W. Parler, GC dated 12/11/86 I. SECY-86-352 - Request for Hearing on Shearon Harris Exemption Request The Commission,* by a 4-0 vote, approved an order which denied a request from Wells Eddleman and the Coalition for Alternativec to Shearon Harris for a hearing on Carolina Power and Light's requested exemption from the requirement for a full scale emergency preparedness exercise within one year of issuance of a full power operating license.

The order finds that there are no material issues of fact that warrant a hearing. Commissioner Asselstine was unavailable to participate.

• Commissioner Asselstine was not present.

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12/15/86 50-424 Room P-422 Discuss the use of multiple NRC/ Georgia Power M. A. Miller j 10:30 a.m. 50-425 Phillips Building response spectrum methodology in Company / Southern l combination with Code Case N-411 Company Services

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12/15/86 50-327 Third Floor Conf. Rs. To have TVA present its approach NRC/TVA J. J. Holonich 1:00 p.m. 50-328 East-West Towers / to the calculation review program

West Building

! t i 12/15-16/86 50-369 McGuire Site Discuss events resulting from NRC/ Duke Power Co. D. Hood 9:00 a.m. 50-370 Cornelius, NC procedures t

i 12/16/86 50-275 NRC Offices Rs. TBA Discuss ground motion modeling NRC/PG8E H. Schierling j 8:30 a.m. 50-323 7920 Norfolk Ave. estimates for the Long Tem Seis-Bethesda, MD mic Program -

12/16/86 50-327 TVA Ofc., Suite 204 (1) NRC Technical Program NRC/TVA B. K. Singh 1 1:00 p.m. 50-328 4922 Fairmont Ave. Managers to provide assessment of element reports submitted, (2) TVA to provide details of wrap up report for Sequoyah, and l (3) discuss handling of allega-i tions and new employee concerns 12/17/86 50-285 Room P-422 Discuss Vibration Monitoring of NRC/0maha Public P. M. Sears g 9:00 a.m. Phillips Building Fort Calhoun's Themal Shield Power District g 12/17/86 50-328 Room 344 VEPC0 will discuss the new NRC/VEPCO L. B. Engle jg 10:00 a.m. 50-339 Phillips Building Service Water Spray System and TS m

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• 50-267 Training Building l 12/18/86 Discuss plants for resolution of NRC/PSC/INEL C. S. Hinson j 8:30 a.m. Fort St. Vrain site the electrical systems portion of

Platteville, CO Fort St. Vrain's Technical Speci-l fication Upgrade Program i

j 12/18/86 50-261 Room P-110 Discuss Pressurized Thermal Shock NRC/CP&L/EPRI/ G. Requa 10:00 a.m. Phillips Building (PTS) concerning the H.B. Robinson Unit 2 plant

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I NMSS MEETING NOTICES FOR WEEK ENDING:

Division of Fuel Cycle and Material Safoty 12/12/86 E? DOCKET ATTENDEES /

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12/16/86 Project Willste To discuss AlChemIE possible Rep of AlChemIE Clark y! M-47 5th floor application. T. Clark (FC) conf room i

• 12/23-30/86 40-8027 Gore, OK To participate in oversight of L. Gordon (FC) Gordon/ Crow CANCELLATION restart of Sequoya5 Fuels.

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