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Forwards Comments on EPRI Chapter 1, Overall Requirements of EPRIs Advanced LWR Util Requirements Documents, for Transmittal to Epri,Per Recipient 870914 Submittal of Draft SER Re Subj Document
ML20235F317
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Issue date: 09/21/1987
From: Randy Erickson
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Rubenstein L
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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PROJECT-669A NUDOCS 8709290041
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Project No. 669 BEP 21 1987 l-MEMORANDUM FOR:

Lester S. Rubenstein, Director Standardization.and.Non-Power Reactor Project: Directorate Division of Reactor Projects III, IV, j

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' Robert A. Erickson, Chief l

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SUBJECT:

PROPOSED DRAFT SAFETY EVALUATION REPORT ON CHAPTER 1 0F EPRI?S ADVANCED LWR UTILITY REQUIREMENT DOCUMENT Your memorandum of.Septembere14,.1987,; submitted for our review the Draft I:

Safety Evaluation Report'(DSER) concerning Chapter:1,'Overall Requirements,.

of EPRI's AdvanceduLWR Utility Requirements Document. We have no problems with the proposed DSER; however, enclosedLare some comments on Chapter 1 that.you taay wish to send-to'EPRI before they send us Chapters 6 'and 9 for i

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Robert A. Erickson, Chief Safesuards. Branch Division of Reactor Inspection &

Safeguards

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Lester S. Rubenstein, Director Standardization and Non-Power Reactor Project Directorate Division of Reactor Projects III, IV, V and Special Projects FROM:

Robert A. Erichson, Chief Safeguards Branch Division of Reactor Inspection &

Safeguards

SUBJECT:

PROPOSED DRAFT SAFETY EVALUATION REPORT ON CHAPTER 1 0F EPRI'S ADVANCED LWR UTILITY REQUIREMENT DOCUMENT Your memorandum of September 14, 1987, submitted for our review the Draft Safety Evaluation Report (DSER) concerning Chapter 1, Overall Requirements, q

of EPRI's Advanced LWR Utility Requirements Document.

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with the proposed DSER; however, enclosed are some comments on Chapter 1

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Paul Leech CONTACT B. T. Mendelsohn, NRR:RSGB ext. 29671

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COMMENTS ON EPRI CHAPTER 1 1

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1-8 "The expected frequency of occurrence for higher off-site dose shall be less than once per million reactor years, considering both intern 81 and external events." Table 3-5, Man-Made Hazards j

in ALWR Design, includes sabotage.

The frequency of sabotage i

events is uncertain.

However, section 3.3 separates safety analysis events from man made hazards. Whether or not the freguency requirement is meant to include sabotage could'be clarified, particularly in light of the Severe Accident Policy Statement reference to reducing risks of sabotage.

2-21 Spatial separation of systems and equipment is required to be considered for seismic, fire, pipe rupture, and flooding events, but not for sabotage. Spatial separation of; trains is one technique being considered by NSSS vendors:to reduce risks of sabotage.

8-29 Section8.4.A.1specifiespersonnelaccessidrtal(PAP) criteria desired by the utilities.

Further discussion of these in Chapter 9 is desirable to assure that these criteria would not lead to any conflict with good security practice or NRC requirements.

8-51 Table 8-6 includes verification of security locks as one of the tasks which shall be considered for robotic application. More information on this could be necessary to determine if the application would represent good security practice.

Would the robot design requirement include the ability to check for tampering?

B-37 Table B-1 includes RG 1.17, June 1973, under current NRC criteria for design of advanced LWR.

Although this is still on the books, it is obsolete and need not be referenced.

B-49 Table B-1 should replace item 646, RG SG 302-4, with RG 5.65, issued Sept. 1986.

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