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Weekly Info Rept for Wk Ending 871002

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October 7, 1987 For:

The Commissioners From:'

T. A. Rehm, Assistant for Operations, Office of the EDO.

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2,1987 LA summary of key events is included as a convenience to those Commissioners.

who may prefer a. condensed version of this report.

Contents Enclosure _

Administration and Resources Management A

Nuclear Reactor Regulation B

Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C

Nuclear Regulatory Research D

Governmental & Public Affairs E

General Counsel F*-

Personnel G

. Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data H

Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights I*

.Special Projects J*

Enforcement K

Consolidation L

Regional Offices-M*

CRGR Monthly Reports N*

Executive Director for Operations 0*

j Items Addressed by the Commission P

Meeting Notices Q

Proprietary or Other Sensitive Information (Not for R

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8710140032 871007 PDR COMMS NRCC T. A.

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HIGHLIGHTS OF WEE'KLY INFORMATION REPORT. -

WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2,.1987

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f Visit b.y Japanese 7

On September 21, 1987, a' party of approximately 18 representatives of the " LWR L

Technology Sophistication Steering Comittee"'of. the. Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry met with the NRR staff tol discuss questions l

i which the Japanese 'had.regarding their program for upgrading their nuclear l power development program in~ Japan.; The staff discussed the current plans in

.cMmestic. standardization ~ programs:- both the advanced reactors and the

- evolutionary designs for the 1990s and the.Comission's standardization policy.

-Alse discussed were the following subject w ex 9 nsion of reactor operating-cycle:s, currents limits on'~ length of. operating scles, containment surveillance

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requirements, factors which limit plant life, methods of evaluating components i

.for plant life extension, fuel. development, especially in the area of high burnup, and sites with a mixture;of small and.large units.

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Proposed Er,vironmental Protection Agency (EPA) Ground-Water Standard for Title I Uranium Mill Tailings Sites

+4 On September.24, 1987, EPA ~ published proposed ground-water protection standards for Title'I urar;ium recovery sites (52 FR 36000). The Title I sites are those i

inactive sites being.remediated by the Department'of Energy (DOE). The proposed

standards would replace portions of 40 CFR 192 remanded by.the Tenth Circuit

- Court of Appeals on Ceptember'3, 1985.

A public hearing is. scheduled for October 29, 1987-in D rango, Colorado.

The comment period ends on October 26, 1987 so that comments w!11 be filed before the hearing.

Staff is developing comments on the proposed rule.

In order to meet this very short comment period, prompt action at all levels will be required.

DOE has asked for an extension of the comment period but EPA staff indicated to.NRC staff.that it will not be granted since it would require postponement of the announced hearing.

~ Annual All Agreemeent State Meeting The annual All Agraement State meeting will be held in Louisville, Kentucky October 7-9,.1987. The meeting is being held in Kentucky to comemorate the 25th' anniversary of the Agreement State program with Kentucky becoming the j

first Agreemt.nt State in 1962. Meeting arrangements include presentations by the Chaimea, Administrator Region II, Director, NMSS and Director, State, Local

- and Indian Tribe Programs, GPA. ' The Governor of Kentucky has issued a proclamation declaring October 5-9, 1987 Radiation Protection Week in Kentucky in recognition of-the 25th Aniversary. A commemorative certificate signed by Chairman Zech and Governor Collins will be presented to those attending the

' meeting.

- Eitat dove _tu_Wblic_Elint The first step in the consolidation of NRC offices at One White Flint North took place on October 1 when the staff of the OHice of Consolidation moved into the new building.

With construction workers, electricians, and telephone personnel still putting finishing touchen on the 16th floor, working conditions are by no means typical, but CONS l

personnel are acting as guinea pigs to determine what problems will arine when the actual move of large numbers of people occurs.

Later thic month CONS plans to cunduct tours of their new workstations f or NRC staf f.

A yellow announcement will be iscued to invite employees, office by office, to como to the l

building.

Until then, guards have been instructed to turn away -anyone who is not there on oHicial business.

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i OFFICE 0F ADMINISTRATION AND RESOURCES MANAGD4ENT ADMINISTRATION 0F THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS - 1987.

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For'4-Day Period.of September 25, 1987 - September 30, 1987 Initial Appeal of Request Initial Cecision Received This Week 22 1.

Completed This Week 20 4

Carryovers From 1986170-53 Received In 1987 653 81 Granted In 1987 448 20 Denied In 1987 227 72 Pending 148.

42 ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received Steahen Kohn, Requests records regarding a former quality assurance Mic1ael Kohn, auditor for Nine Mile Point Unit 2.

Government Accountability Project (87-632)

-Linda Bauman, Requests records related to a September 3,1987 letter to Government W. Counsil from R. Warnick regarding items B and C in the Accountability N0D regarding the Comanche Peak nuclear power plant and the Project meeting with Mr. Streeter and others on August 13-20, 1987.

(87-633) l Linda Bauman, Requests records related to a September 2, 1987 letter from Government R. Warnick to W. Counsil regarding the June 5-7, 1987 Accountability inspection regarding the Comanche Peak nuclear power Project plant and discussion of the findings with W. Counsil (87-634) and other staff members at the conclusion of the inspection.

-James Hamlin, Requests a copy of the complete transcript of a November 3 Shaw, Pittman, 1983 Commission meeting on the Diablo Canyon nuclear power l

Potts & Trowbridge plant.

(87-635)

Kul Razdan, Requests copies of successful proposals under three NRC TechKnow, Inc.

contracts: NRC-26-87-416, NRC-26-87-417, and NRC-26 (87-636) 418.

CONTACT: Donnie H. Grimsley 492-7211 OCTOBER 2, 1987 ENCLOSURE A i

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2 Received, Cont'd (Anindividual Requests a copy of the investigation report related to requesting his security clearance.

information about himself)

I (87-637) j Frances Skolnick, Requests a copy of a record containing the procedure Susquehanna Valley used by the NRC to obtain a sample of the accident-Alliance generated water at THI-2, discussed in a transcript of (87-638) the August 12, 1987 meeting of the TM1-2 Advisory Panel for the decontamination of TMI-2.

l Jo Ann Brooks, Requests a copy of the proposal submitted by Sterling Software Technassociates for contract No. NRC-10-86-251.

(87-639)

Donna Sorgi, Requests records for backfits to improve the ability of The Commonwealth the containments to withstand severe accidents for of Massachusetts BWRs with Mark I type containment in foreign countries.

(87-640)

Donna Sorgi, Requests records related to the design, installation, and The Commonwealth administrative controls for the analog trip system installed of Massachusetts at the Pilgrim nuclear power plant.

(87-641)

Donna Sorgi, Requests records related to the installation and use of a The Commonwealth control room simulator at the Pilgrim nuclear power plant.

of Massachusetts (87-642)

Donna Sorgi, Requests records documenting a proposal by Boston Edison The Commonwealth Company for the design and installation of the Direct of Massachusetts Torus Venting System at the Pilgrim nuclear power plant (87-643) and NRC's review and/or disposition of the proposal.

Donna Sorgi, Requests records documenting commitments made by Boston The Commonwealth Edison Company concerning improvements to the Pilgrim of Massachusetts nuclear power plant hardware or procedures related to ATWS.

(87-644)

Donns Sorgi, Requests records concerning Confirmatory Action Letter The Commonwealth 86-10 regarding the Pilgrim nuclear power plant.

of Massachusetts (87-645)

Donna Sorgi, Requests records documenting a proposal or request by The Commonwealth Boston Edison Company to restart the Pilgrim nuclear of Massachusetts power plant in May,1986 and the NRC's review and (87-646) disposition of this request.

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? Re'ceived, Cont'd-y Requests records related to the degradation o_f service-U Don'na'.. S6 rg'i,

water piping at the Pilgrim nuclear power plant.

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Donna:Sorgi,

. Requests records documenting. utility responses to IE The Commonwealth, ' Compliance Bulletin No. 86-01, including the utility's.

of. Massachusetts comitments, when the comitments were met, and NRC~ staff

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' evaluations of utility submittals.

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' Donna Sorgi~,.

Requests records documenting comitments made by' Boston The Commonwealth Edison company concerning improvements to the Pilgrim tof Massachusetts' plant's hardware or procedures m lated to fire pro.tection-(67-649)

. requirements.

N Donna.Sorgi, Requests records related to an'NRC/ Boston: Edison Company.

The Commonwealth management meeting held in November 1986 concerning the

'of. Massachusetts P.ilgrim' nuclear power plant.

'(87-650)

--(An. individual Requests-a copy of the investigation report related to;his

requesting security clearance.

'information'about:

himself)

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Donna.Sorgi, Requests. records prepared by or for NUMARC.

The. Commonwealth of Massachusetts

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P. G. Wist, Requests a copy of the bid abstract for solicitation I

Shaw/ Walker RS-ADM-87-212.

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. Linda Bauman,.

APPEAL TO THE EDO for the release of the denied portions of Government three records in NRC's September 14, 1987 response to a 1

Accountability request for records related to IE Notice 85-97, " Jail Project-Term for Contractor Employee Who Intentionally Falsified

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(87-A-81-86-188) Welding Inspection Records.

Granted Roger.Boyd.

In response to a request for a copy of a November 24, KMC, Inc.

1969 Report to the ACRS on Long Island Lighting Company's (87-546)

Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, made available a copy of the req'uested record.

H. Anne Plettinger In response to a request for records which caused the

(87-556)

NRC to send named individuals to Baton Rouge on August 20, 1987 to meet with Martha Madden for a briefing on the Reed Report, made available three records.

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I Granted,' Cont'd In response to a request for records regarding tl.a-Bruce Maxwell,

. operations and operating condition of'the Davis _Be,sse WTOL-TV Toledo

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nuclear power. plant on. December 31, 1986, made" '

available five records.. Informed the requester that.

three records subject to this request are already 1

available'at the PDR.

Dania11e Weaver, In response to a request for copies.of the July 27 and-

.McGraw Hill August 5,1985 transcripts of Billie Garde given to (87-587)

NRC in response to a su)poena issued May 20, 1987, by V. Stello, made available two records.

Bruce Maxwell, In response to a request for records regarding a reactor WTOL-TV Toledo trip due to loss of feedwater at the Davis Besse nuclear 1

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power plant on January:1, 1987, made;available four l

records.

Informed the requester that two records' subject to. this request are already available at the PDR.

' William Riethle, In response to a request.for six copies of the 50 mile Yankee Atomic EPZ maps'for Yankee Rowe, Vermont Yankee, Maine Yankee, and Electric Company Seabrook, made available copies of the requested maps.

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Mike Johnson, In response to a request for a copy of a September 4, NUS Corporation 1987 memorandum from Frank Miraglia and Richard Starostecki (87-611) to distribution concerning Project Manager Review Responsibility, made available a copy of the requested j

record.

Linda Bauman, In res)onse to a request for records related to the.

q Government Septem)er 15, 1987 test of Wisconsin. Electric Power 4

Accountability Company emergency procedures at the Point Beach nuclear Project-power plant, informed the requester that the NRC has no (87-616) agency records subject to this request at this time.

However, a report will be written in the future and will 1

be made available at the PDR.

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'FOI-Services, Inc.

In response to a request.for copies of NRC registry j

(87-625) sheets for listed sealed sources and devices, made

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5 Denied Billie Garde.

In response to a request for records related to Government Information Notice 85-97, " Jail Term for Contractor Accountability Employee Who Intentionally Falsified Welding Inspection Project Records," dated December 26, 1985, made available (86-188) 88 records.

Informed the requester that additional i

records subject to this request are already available at the PDR. Denied 18 records in their entirety and portions of six records, disclosure of which would result in a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal j

privacy, interfere with an enforcement proceeding, and j

reveal identities of confidential sources. Denied two records in their entirety containing confidential business (proprietary)information.

Diane Curran, In response to a request for records (1) which evaluate Harmon & Weiss or discuss the risks that could be posed to the beach (87-327) population within 10 miles of the Seabrook plant if there were a radiological accident at Seabrook and (2) which provide the NRC's position regarding the adequacy of protective measures for the beach population around Seabrook, made available seven records.

Informed the requester that additional records subject to this request i

are already available at the PDR. Denied 10 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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Lynn Connor, In response to a request for notices, minutes, and notes

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Doc-Search for meetings between NRC and Federal / State / Local authorities Associates regarding Seabrook emergency planning, made available (87-347) 12 records. Denied three records in their entirety, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative i

process.

Brian Jordan, In response to a request for Staff Requirement memos Inside NRC since June 30, 1986 on general policy matters which are j

(87-389) not in the PDR, made available two records. Denied 21 records in their entirety and portions of one record, disclosure of whicn would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative

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process.

q David Rubinton, In response to a request for records related to the Government July 15,1987 Memorandum and Order issued by the Accountability Commission concerning a Motion to Quash a May 20, 1987 Project subpoena issued to Billie Garde by Victor Stello, made (87-467) available 30 records.

Informed the requester that additional records subject to this request are already available at the PDR. Denied 15 records in their entirety and portions of three records, 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 James Edwards, In response to a request for four categories of records GA Technologies related to review and approval by Region III for the Inc.

distribution of irradiated gemstones by the University (87-500) of Missouri, made available 15 records. Denied 26 records in their entirety, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and fran'K exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process and would interfere with an enforcement proceeding. Denied two records in their entirety containing confidential business (proprietary)information.

Linda Bauman.

In response to an APPEAL TO THE ED0 for the release of Government all records denied in their entirety reviewed and/or Accountability created by the Comanche Peak Report Review Group, Project made available 21 records. Denied portions of one (87-A-14-87-87) record containing confidential business (proprietary) information. Denied portions of one record, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

Linda Bauman, In response to an APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION for the release Government of the denied portions of one record regarding a request Accountability for records relating to the concerns of a Project named individual about EG&G (Idaho) and TVA, continued (87-A-62-87-189) to deny these portions, disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

Joshua Gordon, In response to an APPEAL TO THE ED0 for the release of Critical Mass 25 records denied in their entirety relating to a request (87-A-63-87-377) for records used in determining what situations were accorded " abnormal occurrence" status and thereby included in hUREG-0090 Volume 9 and " abnormal occurrences" in 1986 which will be included in Volume 10, made available 21 records.

Informed the requester that two records are outside the scope of his request. Continued to deny two 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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WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2, 1987 i-1

' CONTRACTS AWARDED' i

RFP.No.:

RS-ADM-87-355

Title:

. Internal Control Reviews"

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The contractor shall perform internal control reviews in support of administrative areas to include:

training related

.to internal control and management reviews, financial management system evaluation, and risk analysis.

q Period of Performance: September 21, 1987 - September 20, 1990 I

, Sponsor: Office of Administration and Resources Management Status:

An. indefinite quantity task order type Contract No. NRC-10-87-355

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was awarded to SBA/Irving Burton Associates,-Inc., in the amount of i

'$700,000.00 effective September 21, 1987.

This firm has been i

-certified by the Small Business Administration as a. socially and economically disadvantaged firm eligible for noncompetitive awards.

I under that agency'.s 8(a) program.

The Small Business Administration j

executed:the contract on September 29, 1987.

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RS-RG5-87-307

Title:

" Region V Data Entry Support Services" 4

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The contractor shall provide all necessary personnel to perform data entry support services for NRC's Region V office.

l Period of Performance: October 1, 1987 - September 30, 1988 i

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Region V Status:

A time and material' type Contract No. NRC-32-87-307 was awarded to SBA/ Phoenix International in the amount, of $109,715.00 effective

.j October 1, 1987. This firm has been certified by the Small Business Administration as a. socially and economically disadvantaged' firm eligible for noncompetitive awards under that agency's 8(a) program.

The Small Business Administration executed the contract on

. September 30, 1987.

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RFP No.: RS-RES-87-080

Title:

. " Health Physics Technical Assistance"

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The contractor will provide expert technical assistance to the NRC staff in the areas of radiation protection and health effects.

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Period of Performance: Three years Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research 1

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A cost-plus-fixed-fee (task order) type Contract No. NRC-04-87-080 l

was awarded to SRA/ Knox Consultants in the amount of $200,354.90 j

effective September 30, 1987.

This firm has been certified by the Small Business Administration as a socially and economically 3

disadvantaged firm eligible for noncompetitive awards under that i

agency's 8(a) program.

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l Weekly Information Report Division of Contracts l CONTRACTSAWARDED(cont'd) t RFP No.: RS-0RM-87-216

Title:

" Systems Management / Program Support"

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The contractor.chall provide, on a task order basis, systems programming support for all NRC in-house computers, which presently consist of Data General (DG) and Hewlett-Packard (HP) 16 and 32 Bit CPU's and associated peripherals.

Period of Performance: Three years

-Sponsor: Office of Administration & Resources Management Status:

A cost-plus-fixed-fee type Contract No. NRC-33-87-216 was awarded to Maxima Corporation in the amount of $627,921.00 effective September 30, 1987.

j RFP No.:

RS-RES-87-089

Title:

"Research Prioritization"

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Develop information and data for consideration by NRC to establish a prioritization ranking of the NRC research activities.

Period of Performance: September 30, 1987 - September 29, 1988 Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

A firm-fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-04-87-089 was awarded to SBA/Scientech, Inc., in the amount of $199,966 effective September 30, 1987.

This firm has been certified by the Small Business Administration as a socially and economically disadvantaged firm eligible for noncompetitive awards under that agency's 8(a) prog ram,-

RFP No.: RS-RG5-87-314

Title:

"Fifth Wheel Trailer"

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Contractor shall fabricate and design a fifth wheel trailer.

The trailer will be used as a mobile radioactivity counting laboratory.-

Period of Performance:

Four months i

Sponsor: Region V Status:

A firm-fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-32-87-314 was awarded to Evans-Plugge Company, Inc., in the amount of $35,748.11 effective September-30, 1987.

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3-i CONTRACTS AWARDED (cont'd)

RFP No.:.RS-0IE-87-127.

Title:

" Specialized Technical Training" j

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- :The contractor shall provide technical assistance to the NRC in

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the implementation of identified needs and/or.further development _of programs to meet future needs for specialized technical. training of NRC inspectors'in the area of Radiation i;

Protection.

Period of Performance:' 36 months Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Status:

A. cost-plus-fixed-fee type Contract No. NRC-26-87-419 was awarded to-4 Roy F;.Weston, Inc...in the amount of $224,568.00 effective 1

August 31, 1987.

CONTRACTS' AWARDED UNDER PHASE I 0F THE SMALL BUSINES'S INNOVATION RESEARCH PROGRAM (SBIR)

.RFP No.:

RS-RES-87-369

Title:

" Severe Accident Phenomena Material Circulation in Reactor Coolant

.-System".

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Development of a validated methodology for predicting.the ex-vessel buoyancy-driven flows in the hot leg and steam i

gene.rator.of a Westinghouse plant, and in the candy cane hot leg of 'a Babcock & Wilcox plant.

- Period of Performance:

September 30,1987 - March 30,1988 l

Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

' A firm-fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-04-87-369 was awarded to 1

Fluid Physics, IND, in the amount of $49,923.00 effective i

September 30, 1987.

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'RFP No.: RS-RES-87-376 s

Title:

" Aging Process in Nuclear Reactors"

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Develop methods to analyze and understand aging effects of concrete structures including the combined effects of time, i

temperature, radiation, humidity, stress, chemical environment l

and electrical and magnetic fields.

Period of Performance: September 30, 1987 - March 30, 1988 Sponsor:' Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research l

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A firm-fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-04-87-376 was awarded to PDI Technology, Inc., in the amount of $49,708.00 effective I

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RFP No.: RS-RES-87-370

Title:

' "A Fuzzy Set Approach for Seismic Safety Margins Assessment"

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Develop a fuzzy set methodology for uncertainty analysis in probabil.istic seismic safety assessment of nuclear power

. plants.;

Period of Performance: September 30, 1987 - March 30, 1988 Sponsor:' Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

" A firm-fixed-price type contract No. NRC-04-87-370 was awarded to i.

-EDA Consultants in the amount of $47,891.00 effective September 30, 1987.

RFP No.: RS-RES-87-366

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" Inhalation Screening Dose Monitor for Workers at Nuclear Power Plants"

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Establish that the " Collar-Stanchion Monitor" will be capable of detecting an activity inventory in a nuclear power plant administrative area..

Period of Performance: September 30, 1987 - March 30, 1988 Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

A firm-fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-04-87-366 was awarded to Mikayola International in the amount of $49,660.00 effective September 30, 1987.

j RFP No.:

RS-RES-87-365

Title:

" Scintillation Fiber Detector for In-vivo Endoscopic Internal Dosimetry"

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Develop a preliminary diagnostic procedure to assist in the determination of the overall utility of the analytic method for l

computerized internal dose estimates.

l Period of Performance: September 30,1987 - March 30,1988 Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

A firm-fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-04-87-365 was awarded to

.the Center for Planning and Research, Inc., in the amount of

.$50,000.00 effective September 30, 1987.

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RFP-No.:

RS-RES-87-375

Title:

" Prediction of Check Valve Performance and Degradation in Nuclear.

Power. Plant. Systems"

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The objective.of this project is to develop techniques.for--

predicting check valve performance and.its internal components

' degradation in practical piping systems used in nuclear power plants.

' Period of Performance:

September 30, 1987 - March 30, 1988 Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

A fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-04-87-375 was awarded to Kalsi Engineering, Inc., in the amount of $50,000.00 effective September 30, 1987.

RFP No.: RS-RES-87-368

Title:

" Automation, Creation and Renodalization of TRAC-BWR Input Decks"

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The objective of this project is to build a user-friendly, I

personal' computer based workstation for performing TRAC-BWR analysis.

Period of Performance:

September 30, 1987 - March 30, 1988 l

Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

' A fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-04-87-368 was awarded to Expert-EASE Systems, Inc., in the amount of $49,985.00 effective l

September 30, 1987.

j RFP No.:

RS-RES-87-373 l

Title:

" Analysis of State-of-the-Art Methods for Containment Integrated Leak Rate Testina"

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The contractor shall: (1) develop two modeling methods to enhance Integrated Leak Rate Testing (ILRT) confidence; (2) establish i mathematical relationship between containment size i

and the frequency duration between discrete data points for ideal automated data collection and evaluation; (3) analyze 20 type A and verification tests under the new ILRT test criteria;

.and (4) evaluate data enhancement techniques used extensively to eliminate random data error from transducer measurements to increase test confidence.

Period of Performance:

September 30, 1987 - March 30, 1988 Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

A firm-fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-04-87-373 was awarded to J. P. Langan and Associates / Sentry Equipment Corporation in the amount of $49,500.00 effective September 30, 1987, i

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>RFP No.:

RS RES-87-367

Title:

'" Risk Based Analysis'of Technical Specifications"

Description:

The contractor shall evaluate. ways.to improve technical specification evaluation using a computer code named FRANTIC.

Period of' Performance: September 30, 1987 - March 30, 1988.

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' ; Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research.

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A fixed-price contract was awarded to Applied Biomathematics, Inc.,

in the amount of $50,000.00 effective September 30,1987.

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RFP No.: RS-RES-87-374'

Title:

"A Computer Code for Fire Protection and Risk Analysis of Nuclear Power Plants"

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Description:==

- The proposed research is.to advance the state-of-the-art of

' deterministic risk' analysis and fire protection methodology of nuclear power plants..

Period of Performance: September 30, 1987 - March 30, 1988 Sponsor:- Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:- -A fixed-price type Contract No. NRC-04-87-374 was awarded to CFD Research Corporation in the amount of $50,000.00 effective September 30, 1987.

CONTRACTS AWARDED UNDER PHASE II 0F'THE S8IR PROGRAM

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RFP No.:' RS-RES-87-372

Title:

" Degradation of Nuclear Plant Temperature Sensors"

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Description:==

- ' The contractor sha11' evaluate the. long-term performance of temperature sensors of the type used in nuclear plant safety systems. - This effort involves experimental drift testing and

' development of verified calibration procedures, data reduction methods'and tolerances.

Period of Performance: September 30, 1987.- September 29, 1989 LSponsor:- Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

A cost-plus-fixed-fee type Contract No. NRC-87-372 was awarded to Analysis and Measurement Services Corporation in the amount.of

$152,236.00 effective September 30, 1987.

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RFP~No.: 'RS-RES-87-371.

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" Extending an HCLPF-Based Seismic Margin Review to Analyze Plant Damage States and the Role of Human Factors and Nonseismic Failures" De'scription:

The contractor shall demonstrate the feasibility of-using the proposed improved methodology by applying it to three actual cases:

(1) reanalyzing the recently completed Maine Yankee trialmarginstudy;(2)byreanal Catawba trial' margin' study; and (yzing the recently completed

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application in.' conjunction with the upcoming BWR margin review.

' Period of Performance: September 30, 1987 - September 29, 1988 Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research

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A cost-plus-fixed-fee type Contract No..NRC-04-87-371 was awarded to Future Resources Associates, Inc., in the amount of $135,000.00 effective September 30, 1987..

RFP.No.:..RS-RES-87-364-

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The contractor shall demonstrate an operating prototype fiber optic dosimeter.that is sensitive to.the three species of radiations.

Period of Performance:

September 28, 1987 - September 27, 1988 Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status:

A cost-plus-fixed-fee type Contract No. NRC-04-87-364 was' awarded to Quantex Corporation in the amount of $193,122.94 effective September 28, 1987.

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h' 0FFICE OFl NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST

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Week Ending October 2, 1987 Visit by Japanese i

I On September 21, 1987, a_ party of approximately 18 representatives of the " LWR f

Technology Sophistication Steering Committee" of the Japanese Ministry of International. Trade and Industry met with the NRR staff to discuss questions i

which the Japanese had_ regarding their program for upgrading their nuclear

power development program in Japan. The staff discussed the current plans in domestic standardization programs - both the advanced reactors and the

-evolutionary designs for the 1990s.and the Commission's standardization policy.

-Also discussed.were the.following subjects: extension of reactor operating cycles, currents limits'on. length of operating cycles, containment surveillance requirements, factors which limit plant life, methods of evaluating components for plant life extension, fuel development, especially in the area of high burnup, and sites with a mixture of small and large units.

i Diablo Canyon Units 1 and 2 - Spent Fuel Pool Rerack Proceeding On September 24, 1987, the Sierra Club, intervenor in the Diablo Canyon spent fuel pool rerack proceeding, filed three documents:

(1) a. request for stay to the Appeal Board of the Licensing Board's order of September 2 which denied the admission of a new contention (involving Generic Issue 82 "Beyond Design Basis Accidents in Sp(ent Fuel Pools"); (2) a concurrent request for stay to3) a no the Commission, and

decision and the September 2 order. The initial decision denied all intervenor contentions and authorized the Director of Nuclear Reactor Regulation to issue amendments for the rerack.

On September'25, 1987, the Appeal Board ordered that all parties file a response to the request for stay by October 5, 1987.

It also ordered PG&E to delay reracking, irrespective'of whether or not the staff should issue amendments. authorizing reracking.

Seabrook Unit 1 On September 21, 1987 the applicants filod with the ASLB a motion to set a schedule for litigation of the Seabrook emergency preparedness plan for Massachusetts communities. Also, September 21, 1987, the applicants filed i

with the Commission a motion to vacate the stay in its Order of January 9, 1987 prohibiting the Director of NRR from authorizing low power operations at the Seabrook facility.

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to-the ' applicants' motion-for vacation _ of stay:

'All parties e'xcep't the NRC.by c1ose of. business October-9, 1987.

NRC staff by close of business' October 20, 1987.

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. REPORT.FOR AUGUST 31 - SEPTEMBER 28, 1987-

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DEFUELING Pick andl place defueling of the core region continued. Part length.

L Jfuel' assemblies. constitute the bulk of the work effort and mass of 1

material: removed with 125 of 177 assemblies having been loaded into a

'defueling canisters.

Some fuel pins are loose.or splayed within'a:

partial length assembly.. These are cut and, loaded individually.

Additionally some. agglomerated,'once molten. material called " rocks" is~usually' loaded separately but occasionally attached to partial-

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Currently, approximately.160,000. Ibs out of a total. of approximately 300,000 lbs of; core debris and other: materials has been loaded..The

' total mass to'be removed includes.the mass of the core, 207,000 lbs;

'4 structuralLand absorber materials'78',000'1bs; and mass added by-1 oxidation of' core and structural material 8,500 lbs. Additionally, i

portions of the baffle. plates, formers,'and other components may become comingled with core debris during cutting operations. An estimate of 6,500 lbs was used for this material to bring the total to 300,000 lbs.

Completion of removal of partial length fuel assemblies 'is expected j

in December of this year. This will' complete defueling of the core region. The next two areas to be defueled are the lower internals and the lower head (below the normal core region). The. lower internals is the region between the' lower grid top rib section and the elliptical flow distributor head.--This area contains a mixture of' loose material and solidified, once molten material in the spaces between the horizontal structural components and in the flow holes of the structural. components. The bulk of the material-in this area is likely to be solidified, once molten material.. The lower head is the hemispherical bottom of the reactor vessel and also contains a l

mixture of loose material and solidified once molten material. The I

bulk of the mass in this area is likely to be loose and vacuumable.

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~ heat drop line has a significant quantity of fuel and will probably be defueled with the remainder of the reactor coolant system piping.

Ex-vessel defueling activities are now concentrated on defueling of the "B" steam generator.

Defueling of the pressurizer and initiation of defueling activities in the reactor coolant system decay heat drop leg are also expected before the end of the current year.

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and September 18l-25, 1987 showed no reactor related radioactivity.

l The water works.for the City of Lancaster' composited seven daily samples.from' August' 16 - 22, August 23 -; 29,- August 30 - September 5,:and September. 6 12,.1987. EPA's gamma spectrum analysis of the composite samples' showed no reactor related. radioactivity. '

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' DECONTAMINATION ACTIVITIES During August 1987,. Phase III endpoints were reached for six areas.

The areas.were.the nitrogen gas header, the reactor coolant evaporator room, the area.and sump below the main steam relief valves'(M-20 area) in the service building, the external piping area for the borated water storage tank, and the east corridor of the fuel handling ouildingL328' elevation.

The sludge removed from the ' reactor building basement floor was solidified in two. disposal liners.

The liners were transferred to the onsite temporary storage facility.to await shipment to an offsite shallow land disposal facility.

Resins-removed from the reactor coolant cleanup demineralizers were solidified and moved to the temporary storage facility for later shipment to a burial site.

Preparations are being made to move the makeup and purification demineralized resin to a consolidation tank for sampling prior to solidification.

These resins will be stabilized in concrete and temporarily. stored prior to transport to a burial. site.

The "A" Once-Through-Steam-Generator (OTSG) upper tube sheet was cleaned of debris by pick-and-place and vacuuming.

Pick-and-place yielded about 5 pounds of rock /grw el debris while vacuuming produced about 5 pounds of finer debris.

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The. auxiliary building; sump and reactor building sludge removal /has:

Lbeen completed and the reactor building gross ; flush is in progr'ess.

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" decontaminated to Phase III1 evels,11. systems flushes out.of 22 -

1 s planned haveL been accomplished, 2Lof.10. tanks desludged and 7.of 9 :

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the aversion of doses during.1987 is the reduced dose rates on the l,e, shielded defueling work platform.

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The!results'of a licensee study of the various options.for-

decontaminating the reactor building basement are expected shortly.

Such options' span the. range from leaving.the basement virtually as Lis to utilizing mechanical and chemical means to physically remove-

' the' contaminated material

- Leach tests are still in progress as a tbasis for determining the feasibility of removing radioactivity from the reactor building basement by flooding part or all of it followed by processing of.the water.to remove the radioactivity. The results

of these tests will be considered'in an upcoming report.'-

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' Technical Specification Change Requests 52, 53 and 56.

Recovery Operations Plan Change Request 38.

Solid Waste' Facility Technical Evaluation Report.

_ Processed Water Disposition. Proposal.

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. Safety _ Evaluation Report-for Defueling of-the Core Support-Assembly.

Environmental Evaluation of the Post-Defueling Monitored Storage p

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Canister Handling and Preparation for Shipment Safety Evaluation L

Report, Revision 4 and Revision 5.

Defueling Water Cleanup System Technical Evaluation Report Annual Update.

Defueling Canister Technical Evaluation Report Annual Update.

EPICOR.II System Description Annual Update.

m Request-for Exemption from 10 CFR 70.42 Requirements.

Staging of Liners in the Waste Handling and Packaging Facility.

Du' ring;the reporting period, the NRC staff approved the licensee's proposed organization plan changes 16 and 17.

These changes involved a realignment of divisional responsibilities at the corporate level and. minor changes in the defueling organization at the TMI-2 site.

In addition, the' staff completed a preliminary review of Technical 1

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forwarded comments to the licensee and has requested additional information.to support the licensee's proposal..A review of the environmental impacts.of'the licensee's Post-Defueling Monitored Storage Lprot, ram is in progress with a draft supplement to the PEIS tentatively scheduled for issuance in January 1988.

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PUBLIC MEETING' No date has' been. set for'the next meeting of the. Advisory Panel for the Decontamination of Three Mile Island Unit 2.

The details.of the next tr.eeting will 'be. announced, i

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Industrial and Medical Nuclear Safety UF Cylinder Valves g

As recommended by the Department of Energy-(DOE), the NRC Order issued on-August 19, 1987, prohibiting the use of 1-inch valves used in 30- and 48-inch UF cylinders manufactured by: Superior Valve Company in lots 16-22 has been g

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The modification issued on September 25, 1987, permitted NRC'

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in the threads of some valves in these lots.

Preliminary investigation'by the DOE indicates that the casting of the alloy of these lots may have been improperly performed.

Casting oi' lot 16 was performed in an earlier time -

frame than the affected lots.

Release of lot 16 for use permits the industry i

to.use.approximately 550 valves now in service.

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~By letter dated September 14, 1987, Duke Power Company with NUTECH Engineers, Inc., has stated itsl intent to apply by April 1,1988, for a license under 10 CFR-Part 72 for. dry storage'of spent fuel on its Ocenee Nuclear Station site.

To facilitate this application NUTECH will submit t,y January.4,1988, an amendment to.its currently approved topical report for its NUHOMS concrete module dry: storage system design.

The modified NUHOMS design will be

incorporated in the Duke application.

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available by January 1,- h?0 to meet its spent fuel storage needs.

Fuel Cycle Safety Meeting

.On September 22 and 23, 1987, an NRC representative attended the biannual i.

meeting of the Fuel Cycle Safety Working Group of the Committee for Safety of Nuclear. Installation, Nuclear Energy Agency, in Paris.

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representatives of member nations included (1) the future of the Fuel Cycle Safety Working Group in light of NEA budgetary constraints; (2) commencement of a needed. updating of the Report on the Fuel Cycle (CSNI S0AR No. 3) due to significant. technical and quantitative developments in the fuel cycle, particu-larly with respect to reprocessing and enrichment; and (3) plans for a

specialists meeting on Fire Protection and Firefighting in Nuclear Fuel Cycle facilities in' January 1989' The tentative meeting place for the 1989 meeting is'the BNFL reprocessing Tacility.at Sellafield in the United Kingdom.

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Dry Spent Fuel Storage Cask Approval 1

.On September 30, 1987, a' letter of, approval with a related safety evaluation report was issued for the topical i t. port submitted by Westinghouse for its Model MC-10 dry spent fuel storage cask design.

The Westinghouse MC-10 Cask is a forged steel cylinder approximately 16 feet in ?cngth with a diameter of about 8 feet, a steel wall thickness of 10 inches and a solid neutron shield of 3-inches.

Loaded cask weight is about 113 tons with cask capacity of 24 l

PWR~ assemblies.

Spent fuel must have a burnup less than or equal to 35,000 MWD /MTU and must have decayed at least 10 years to be stored in the MC-10 cask.

Another metal dry storage cask design previously approved by the NRC, i

the GNSI CASTOR V, which is fabricated of nodular cast iron and has a capacity of 21 PWR assemblies, is now being used for spent fuel storage at the Virginia Power Surry Station.

Low-Level Waste Management Uranium Recovery Atlas Corporation Order Response On September 24, 1987, Atlas Corporation responded to the Order issued on July 31, 1987.

Atlas requested 50 additional days to prepare a decommissioning plan for the mill facilities and site and proposed to submit as collateral $6,000,000 worth of uranium concentrate, augmented by a cash escrow account as the uranium is sold.

Atlas also stated they would consider withdrawing their q

request for a hearing.

Robert Martin, Region IV Administrator, responded on September 29, 1987 stating that NRC would consider such a surety arrangement if properly executed.

Atlas was granted an extension to October 16, 1987 for the surety submittal and an additional 60 days for the submittal of a proposed i

detailed decommissioning plan.

Proposed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Ground-Water Standard for Title I

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On September 24, 1987, EPA published proposed ground-water protection standards for Title I uranium recovery sites (52 FR 36000).

The Title I sites are those inactive sites being remediated by the Department of Energy (DOE).

The proposed standards would replace portions of 40 CFR 192 remanded by the Tenth Circ._:;

Court of Appeals on September 3, 1985.

A public hearing is scheduled for October, 29, 1987 in Durango, Colorado.

The comment period ends on October 26, 1987 so that comments will be filed before the hearing.

Staff is developing comments on the proposed rule.

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prompt action at all levels will be required.

DOE has asked for an extension l

of the comment period but EPA staff indicated to NRC staff that it will not be granted since it would require postponement of the announced hearing.

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Low-level Waste Disposal Meeting with Texas LLW Authority i

'A meeting was held on September 29, 1987, in the Silver Spring office of NMSS between the Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority and its consultants and State Agreement Program (SLITP) and the Division of Low-Level

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The meeting included 1) a briefing by the Texas representatives to introduce LLWM to t.he conceptual 1

design of a proposed LLW disposal facility and 2) an opportunity to question i

the NRC staff'on current efforts related to guidance on quality assurance and on the design and construction of alternative disposal methods.

The meeting provedbeneficialandalsoidentifiedtheneedforcontinuingdiscussionsin i

the near future to cover additional topics such as the State s current efforts l

on site characterization of the proposed LLW site.

High-level' Waste Management

.i DOE Quarterly Meeting with States and Tribes Regarding HLW Reporting On'0ctober 1, 1987, DHLWM staff will be attending the DOE Office of Geologic Repository's. Quarterly meeting with affected States and Indian Tribes in Dallas, Texes.

The meeting, which is part of DOE's on going consultation I

proaram with the States and Tribes,'will focus on DOE's plans for issuance of consultation draft Site Characterization Plans (SCP) and subsequent workshops on those drafts with the NRC, States and Tribes.

Meeting with DOE Regarding Issue Resolution Strategy for Site Characterization On October 8 and 9, 1987, DOE will brief DHLWM, State and Indian Tribe representatives on the Issue Hierarchy and Issue Resolution Strategy and Performance Allocation Process that will be presented in the consultation draft Site Characterization Plans (SCP) scheduled to be issued in January,1988.

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accommodate participation by the States and Tribes, is for DOE to demonstrate how they have implemented in the SCPs the general Issue Hierarchy Process agreed to by the NRC in a March 1987 meeting with DOE.

The meeting will also serve to familiarize NRC staff reviewers with the SCPs and should aid staff in finalizing their SCP review plan.

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'IAEA Inspection at Turkey Point 4 Power Reactor-On' September 24 and 25 the IAEA conducted a routine inspection at the Turkey.

l Point 4. reactor and no problems'were encountered. ~The IAEA used.this opportunity to check out their non-destructive analysis equipment which had.

been! stored at the reactor site and which will'be used for spent fuel!

measurements in November 1987.

The equipment appeared to be in good working condition.

The next inspection is scheduled for mid-November at which time

.the spent fuel measurements.will be carried'out.

The operator' informed the IAEA-that the next refueling outage'would be in September.1988 and not'in May 1988, as scheduled.

This would mean a possible

- extension of routine IAEA ' inspections. at' Turkey Point-4 for another year.

However, theIAEA has the. option to drop' Turkey Point 4 from1the routine in--

spection' program iAs of now, the IAEA has given no' indication as to their plans concerning Turkey Point 4..

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.VARSKIN Code Published

.Th'e NRC recently published NUREG/CR-4418, Dose Calculation for Contamination of the Skin Using the Computer Ccde VARSKIN. The report provides the i

results of work performed at PNL and managed by RPHEB/RES. The calculation method allows computation of the radiation dose rate'at any desired depth i

beneath the skin from surface contamination and can be performed on an IBM.

PC or. a compatible machine.

In addition, the report describes a method for estimating the residence time of the skin contamination for selected radionuclides. This is necessary because the total radiation dose is the product of the dose rate and the residence time.

The-methods. described in NUREG/CR-4418 are considered acceptable for calculating skin dose from small, hot particle skin contamination, as well as' distributed sources.

Work is continuing at PNL to prepare an addendum.to VARSKIN which will j

address additional radionuclides and source / skin geometries.

Check-Valve Failure' Modes The joint EPRI and NRC-financed research at MIT has resulted in a report on check valve failure modes.

Prolonged partial flow rate turbulence causes valve disk oscillations with premature shaft wear-out and/or pegging-impact failure. The 2 and 4 inch ' experimental results confirm theoretical wear model expectations. The wear model also agrees.within 50% of the observed wear on the San Onofre check-valve that permitted steam leakage resulting in severe condensation-induced water hammer damage in the secondary.

EIKON /TRM Program The EIKON / TRAC program is a PC software program developed for NRC and NRC i

contractor use in generating or modifying existing TRAC code input models of l

nuclear power plants for accident analyses. The program consists of l

prompting menus and graphics to assist the plant modeler in changing input l

data in the computer file used to describe a plant configuration to the TRAC 1

code.

Built-in checking procedures are provided to prevent erroneous data 1

entries outside specified ranges. Graphic presentations of the model under construction provide additional checking for model consistency.

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' September. 28,:1987 '. Copies.of the PC software will be furnished to LANL and 3

.INEL staff.for use in model work and to elicit evaluations on usefulness for modelers-and ' suggestions for improvements to simplify TRAC model modification...

2D/3D Program Under the 2D/3D Program the' Federal Republic of Germany conducts a; series of tests in the~ full' scale-Upper Plenum Test Facility (UPTF).

Three of these tests are allocated specifically for studying steam / water countercurrent'-

1 flow behavior in the downcomer.

The results of these tests will-be used to i

estimate to what extent the emergency core coolant (ECC) injected in the; cold. legs:will bypass the core by flowing around the downcomer-to the break

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end of-blowdown' and the refill phase of a large-break loss-of-coolantaccident(LOCA)ina-PWR.' One of these ECC bypass tests was-lalready run, and its:results show that there was very little bypass and the

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The second ECC bypass test will be run in November 1987 if'the additional

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If not. RES is recommending waiting for this installation. The Germans <have not decided whether additional instruments will be installed and, if so, when.

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Environmental Qualification of Connection Assemblies for Nuclear j)

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This guide describes a method acceptable ~to the NRC' staff for environmental qualification of quick-disconnect connection assemblies and 1

environmental; seals with cables or wires for nuclear power plants.

Contact:

S..K. Aggarwal 443-7840

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Provides guidance regarding the meteorological parameters that

.should be measured, the siting of meteorological instruments, system i

accuracies, instrument maintenance and servicing schedules, and the-recovery, reduction, and compilation of meteorological data collected at uranium recovery-. facilities.

Contact:

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'0FFICE OF GOVERNMENTAL AND.PUBLIC AFFAIRS WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2, 1987 STATE, LOCAL AND INDIAN TRIBE PROGRAMS Annual All Agreemeent State Meeting j

The annual All Agreement State meeting will be held in Louisville, Kentucky October 7-9, 1987. The meeting.is being held in Kentucky to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Agreement State program with Kentucky becoming the 1

first Agreement. State in 1962. Meeting arrangements include presentations by the Chaiman, Administrator Region II, Director, HMSS and Director, State, Local and Indian Tribe Programs, GPA. The Governor of Kentucky has issued a proclamation declaring October 5-9, 1987 Radiation Protection Week in Kentucky' in recognition of the 25th Aniversary. A commemorative certificate signed by

Chairman Zech and Governor Collins will be presented to those attending the i

meeting, Lcw-Level Radioactive Waste Forum Meeting i

Spiros Droggitis, SLITP and Mal Knapp and Paul Lohaus, NMSS, will be attending the up-coming Low-Level Radioactive Waste Forum Meeting to be held October.5-7 j

in Buffalo, New York. There will also be a site visit to West Valley on i

October 8.

j Department of Energy Meeting with States and Indian Tribes t

Rosetta Virgilio,.SLITP, attended a Department of Energy meeting with States and Indian Tribes on high-level waste on October 1, 1987 in Dallas, TX. This i

is a periodic meeting on the high-level waste program's progress and commitments.

l Region III: Ohio Citizens Advisory Committee on Nuclear Safety An Ohio Citizens Advisory Committee on Nuclear Safety which was recently formed by Governor Celeste to review nuclear safety issues held its first i

meeting on September 25, 1987. 'The Committee discussed its mission statement, j

developing working rules, and selecting other individuals to serve on the committae.

Perry Prudency Audit j

Auditors from the Ohio Public Utilities Comission were in the Region III office on October 1, 1987 to interview various Region III personnel in connection with the Perry prudency audit.

Michigan - Agreement State Inquiry Region III received an inquiry on the NRC's Agreement State Frogram from a l

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Utilities Commission (PUC) of events at-the Perry and Davis-Besse nuclear power plants that may generate public or news media interest.

This notification was requested by Thomas Chema, Chairman, Ohio PUC.

Region IV:

Rocky Mountain Low-Level Radioactive Waste Board Gary Sanborn, Region IV, attended a Rocky Mountain Low-Level Radioactive Jaste i

Board meeting on October 1, 1987 in Sante-Fe, NM.'

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considered were a policy regarding contracting for acceptance of out-of-region waste and possible contracting with Rhode Islend and the District of Columbia.

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Low-level Waste' The Regional. State Liaison Officer attended a meeting on September 28 at the l

California Governor's Office of Planning and Research, in Sacramento. The meeting'was held to brief Federal, State, and local agencies on the status of efforts to locate a low-level radioactive waste site in California and to solicit agency comments on various aspects of the program. The licensee designate, U.S. Ecology, Inc., has gathered pertinent data on each of three possible-site locations. After assessing this data, and consulting with the Citizens Advisory Committee, U.S. Ecology expects to select, in November 1987, one of the sites for more detailed study and analysis. -It is~ anticipated that an application to license this site will be submitted to the State in the fall

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Meetings Scheduled for the Week of 10/5-9:

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LLW Forum Meeting, Buffalo, NY 10/7-9:

All Agreement States Meeting - Louisville, KY

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q The Office of Personnel is evaluating the results of the Compressed Work Schedule -(CWS). trial period for managers, supervisors, and other non-bargaining unit employees. A second part of this evaluation includes

interviews both with Office Directors and Regional. Administrators.

A seco'nd survey,' administered to all non-clerical employees in September 1987, i

collected information regarding the process at NRC for expressing a Different

. Professional Opinion (DP0).

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r Items of Interest Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data i

Week Ending October 2, 1987 1

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The ACRS Subcommittee was briefed on the AE0D Air Systems Case Study on Thursday, l

October 1, 1987, RES committed to prioritize the issue.

Incident Response On September 28-29, 1987, the Chief, Incident Response Branch (IRB) and the Division Director, 00A, and management representatives from the Office of Administration and Resources Management were in Chicago and Springfield, Illinois to. observe and evaluate Commonwealth Edison Company's and the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety's computer systems which obtain and process data from all of the nuclear power plants in the Edison system and the state, respectively.

On September 30, 1987, Chief, IRB and staff members participated in a Management Group Meeting at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) office in Chicago, Illinois to discuss the Federal Field Exercise Evaluation Report.

r On September.30, 1987, IRB staff members and the Deputy Office Director briefed NRC senior management on the Nuclear Power Emergency Response Data Systems (ERDS)

Act of 1987 and prepared Congressional testimony on the ERDS bill, which was

.given on October 1, 1987.

Diagnostic Evaluation and Incident Investigation The Dresden Diagnostic Evaluation Team met on September 29, 1987 to resolve the outstanding issues associated with completing the final team report.

Another meeting on the same subject is scheduled for October 5, 1987.

The next diagnostic evaluation scheduled to begin November 9, 1987, has been placed on hold pending a decision to possibly redirect efforts to another plant site. Work on completing the diagnostic evaluation plan for the initially selected plant will continue pending a final decision.

Following NRC Senior management dicussions on September 28-29, 1987, meetings are being arranged for the weck of October 5-9, 1987 with several outside consultants, experienced in management analysis and industrial psychology.

The purpose of these meetings is to learn of their capabilities in these ar.tas for staff training, improvement in methodology and possible future contractor support for the Diagnostic Evaluation Program.

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' Program. Manager visited the 0ak Ridge Associated Universities (0RAU) along with personnel from the Office of Nuclear' Material' Safety and Safeguards (NMSS).

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'The: visit included briefings.on various capabilities of ORAU as well as tours a

of ORAU facilities including various laboratories, the Radiopharmaceutical

?l Internal Dose Center, Rad.iation Emergency Assistance Center / Training Site (REAC/TS), and! Radiological Site-Assessment Program facilities'.

The briefings 1

. included discussions on the technical training courses ORAU presents to personnel

'from Agreement States,Lvideo training capabilities, and a presentation on the

' Department of-Energy (DOE) Training Resources and Data Exchange (TRADE).

TRADE Lis an organization designed to. increase communication and exchanges of ideas, Information, and resources'among DOE ~ contractor facilities in the field of human g

m = resources development. iThe. TTC staff is exploring;the possibilities for technical training material interchange with TRADE.

Preliminary Notifications'.

The=following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week.

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PN0-I-87-90,. Boston Edison Company (Pilgrim Nuclear Power Company),' Reactor.

t Refueling.

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PN0rI-87-91,-U.S. Department of Commerce (National Bureau of Standards)

. Industrial Accident at NRC Licensed Facility.~

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PNO-II-87-62, Florida' Power and Light Company, Florida Power and Light

~ Company (Turkey Point Units 3 and 4), Around the Clock Coverage by NRC at Turkey Point.'

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PNO-II-87-63, Carolina Power and Light Company (Robinson Unit 2), Individual Injured by Hot Water During Unplanned Scram.

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PNO-III-87-127, Coinmonwealth Eaison Company (Dresden 2 and 3), Manipulation of Controls by Non-Licensed Individual.

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PN0-IV-87-51, Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation (Wolf Creek Generating

. Station), Unplanned Shutdown Greater then 48 Hours.

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PNG-V-87-62, Portland General Electric Company (Trojan Unit 1), Plant S.hutdown.

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'PNO-V-87-63, Southern California Edison (Songs Unit 1, 2, and 3), Earthquake in Southern California.

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PNO-V-87-64, Arizona Nuclear Power Project (Palo Verde Unit 3), Nonconformance i

KT with> Design Drawings for Shutdown Cooling System Isolation Valves.

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= Laboratories, Kansas City,' Missouri ont Sep(tember. based,on: violation reasonable'under the circumstances to evaluate the extent'of radiation hazards ~that were present after the fire, (2) report an event involving-

licensed material that caused damage-to' property in excess of. $2,000, _

(3). secure licensed materials in an unrestricted area from unauthorized

removal,- (4) test for leakage and/or contamination.at' intervals;not to-1 exceed six months,. (5)Lmaintain records of inventories as required," and :

-(6)uselicensedmaterialsfonlyatauthorizedlocations.

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' A-Notice of. Violation and! Proposed Imposition of Civil. Penalty in the-

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~ amount of $2,250 wasLissued to Professional-Service Industries,'Inc.,

.Oakbrook.. Illinois.on 0ctober 1, 1987. :The-action'was ba' sed on violations including'the failure to secure a moisture-density' gauge containing.

licensed material while~ the device was stored in the.back of. a pickup truck in an unrestricted area and was then stolen from the truck. The' i

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Civil Penalties Paid-GPU:NuclearCorporation-(OysterCreekNuclearGeneratingStation)paidthe

' Proposed Imposition"of Civil Penalty:in the amount;of $205,000. The' action was based on three violations' associated with the suppression chamber-torus vacuum breakers, reactor building-torus vacuum breakers, and procedures for

. making temporary variations to the facility.. (EA 87-92)-

E. L..Conwell.and Company, Bridgeport, Connecticut paid the Proposed Imposition i

.of. Civil Penalty in the amount of $1,000.. The action.was based on two exemples of! failure to secure, or maintain constant surveillance of, licensed material-

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l Week Ending October 2, : 1987 E;Lt~Dt dRER._19 h!2i.1E ELi.0,t-

-Tho first r,tep in the consolidation of-NRC offices at-One White F1 int North took place an October 1'.When the uteff of

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- With construction wori:ers, electricians, and telephona

';)ersonnel sti11. putti ng fi nishing touchea on the 16th fIcar,

. working conditions are1by no maans typical, but CONS

' personnel.ere acting an guinea pigs to determine what problems'will-arise when the: actual move of W e nuobors.of i

people. occurs.

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workst.ationn for NRC staff, A yellow announcement will be incued-to invite employees, office by office, to como to the building.

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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE' COMMISSION-- Week Ending'Octcher 2, 1987 A.,

STAFF REQUIREMENTS'- AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND VOTE, 2:00 P.M h WEDNESDAY,

. SEPTEMBER 23, 1987, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - Memo S. Chilk, SECY to W. Parler, GC dated 9/30/87 q

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'SECY-87-228 - Request for Hearing by Atlas Corporation on

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License

.The Commission, by a 5-0* vote, approved an' order responding'to an August. 27, 1987, requestLby Atlas Mineral Division of the

. Atlas-Corporation for a formal hearing,before a three. person H

Licensing Board Panel.

Atlas requested the hearing in response to a July.31, 1987, Order of the Region IV-Regional Administrator requiring Atlas to prepare for decommissioning and reclamation'

. activities at its uranium' milling facilities at Moab, Utah.

The order grants an informal hearing and directs the Chairman i

of the Atomic. Safety 1and Licensing Board Panel to designate a single. member'of the' Panel to act as the President Officer.

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" majority' vote of the members present."

Chairman Zech and Commissioner Carr were not present when this item affirmed.

'Accordingly, the formal: vote of the Commission was 3-0 in favor of the. decision.

Chairman Zech and Commissioner Carr, however, hadlpreviously indicated that they would approve this paper and

-had they been present they would have affirmed their prior

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