ML20237H872

Requests Encl Public Hearing Testimony & Criticality Concerns Re Util Fuel Rod Consolidation Project Be Added to Docket

ML20237H872
Person / Time
Site:	Prairie Island
Issue date:	08/10/1987
From:	Brian Anderson AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:	Wigginton NRC
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NUDOCS 8708250178
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F) RAD KNIGHT 218-224-2577 BENEDICT, MN.564S6 0

8-1-67

. TESTIMONIAL IN REFERENCE'TO ROD CONSOLIDATION l

THIS

' DISSERTATION AND.

CITIZEN / CUSTOMER IS WRITTING IN OPPOSITITION TO ROD CONSOLIDATION AND FURTHER USE OF NUCLEAR i

< FACILITIES.

. YET IT SHOULD BE RNOWN I

AM IN SUPPORT OF

' SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENT AND PRODUCTION OF ENERGY BY NSP.

THIS TESTIMONY IS MADE IN HOPES OF INFORMING NSP AND NRC OF THE

. ADVANCED ALTERNATIVE ELECTRICAL PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES.

ALSO OF THE POTIENTIAL LIABILITIES BEING INCURED AS PRAIRE ISLAND IS ALLOWED TO' FUNCTION,,EITHER AS STORAGE FACILITY OR PRODUCTION.

IT IS M(. HOPES THAT NSP.ARE CAPABLE.OF RECOGNIZING THE BENEFITS

'OF DISCONTINUING PRARIE ISLAND POWER PLANT AND INVESTING IN

.SUSThlNABLE, SAFE PRODUCTION OF. ELECTRICITY FOR THE FUTURE OF BOTH NSP AND THEIR CUSTOMERS AND FOR THE SAKE OF LIFE AT LARGE.

LOOKING TO A FUTURE WITH GOOD RAPPORE WITH CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS.

THE INSURIWG OF A~ COMPANY THROUGH PUBL.IC RELATIONS BY BENEFICIAL

. COOPERATION.

IN ORDER NOT TO REPEAT INFORMATION, HERE IN IS LISTED DATA OF RELIVANCE BY WAY OF BIBLIOGRAPHY; LIVING WATER, ALEXANDERSSON, OLOF. TURNSTONE PRESS LIMITED 1982

'LIGHTr RADIATION,

& YOU, HOW TO STAY HEALTHY.

JOHN N.

OTT DEVIN-ADAIR, PUBLISHERS, 6 NORTH WATER STR. GREEENWICH, CONN /06830 INFORMATIVE ANALYSIS BY-ROCKY MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE, 1739 SNOWMASS CREEK ROAD.

DRAWER 248, OLD SNOWMASS, COLO.81654/C303)947-3851 COMMUNITY.

CONSULTATION WITH CUSTOMER ANASTOMOSIS VIA; EDUCATION, PUBLICATION, WORD OF MOUTH, IMPLEMENTATION.

POPULAR MECHANICS C/O THE HEARST CORPORATION, 224 W.S7TH ST.,NEW YORR,N.Y. 10019.

DATA 4 DEVELOPMENTAL PERCEPTION.

SIMPLE & COMPLEX PHYSICAL LAW OF ELECTRICITY & FUNCTION, IE; HEAT

- C@' SED BY SMALL. WIRE SIZE AND TOG MANY AMPS FOR LENGTH, RESULTING IN' GREATER RESISTANCE, (OHMS RESISTANCE 1 1

OCE DATA BASE FOR STORAGE SYSTEMS 1

KILLING OUR OWN, the Disaster of Ameri ca's Experience wi th Atomi c l

Radi ati on.

HARVEY WASSERMAN, NORMAN SOLOMAON.

DELL PUBLISHING CO.,rINC.,

1 DAG HAhMARSKJOLD PLAZA.

NEW YORK, N.Y.

10017 THESE REFFERENCES HELP TO EXPLAIN MY LAYMAN'S UNDERSTANDING AND VERBAGE.TDUARD THE SUBJECTS WROTE HERE IN.

HERE YE TOO, CONCERN IS SHARECiFOR THE BENIFIT OF OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS AND THE FUTURE OF-NCP. '

GIVEN THE TECHNICAL DEPTH OF NSP, NRC AND DOE THE

-CONSIDERATIONS RENDERED HERE ARE FOR RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT AND GUIDEAN//!

OF ANY MOVEMENT OR PRODUCTION OF ENERGY AS EVALUATED, ASSESSED AND IMPLEMENTED.

THERE ARE MULTIPLE CONSIDERATIONS TO APPLY TO ROD CONSOLDATIONJ l)

PREDICTABILITY OF FUTURE REQUIREMENTS AS PRESENTLY EXEMPLIFIED BY CURRENT NSP REQUEST, THIS IS THE THIRD

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(3RD) REQUESdFORRODLIMITATION INCREASES." THE CONTAINMENT POOL NOW HOLOS IS86 ASSEMBLIES *IN A POOL ORIGINALLY INTENDED FOR 210 ASSEMBLIES.

2)

LACK OF PREDICTABILITY FOR TRANSMUTATIONS OF METALS AND EQUIPMENT (J%D NEAR RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES IT IS PRESENTLY KNOWN THAT STAINL.ESS STEEL BECOMES IMBRITTLED AS WELL l

AS CHANGED TO COLBALT, OTHER SUBTANCES SUCH AS BIONIC ASSEMBLY l

EQUIPMENT POOL USED FOR STORAGE ECT.

3)

LIABILITY COSTS, IF 3

THE CONGRESS PASSES ITS 7 BILLION CRISIS COVERAGE, NSP WILL STILL BE-CRIMALLY LIABLE PLUS'4 TO 12 BILLION DOLLARS OR MORE WILL BE NEEDED FROM.NSP TO COVER THE DAMAGE NOT CARED FOR BY GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS.

THIS.I%

RISK.TAKING BY NSP THAT IS UNWARRANTED IN LIGHT OF DECOMMISSIONING PRAIRRE ISLAND.

WILL WESTINGHOUSE OR CONTRACTUAL COMPONIES SHARE IN INSUREING THE PROCESS RENDERED l

WITH THEIR EQUIPMENT?

THIS IS AN EXPERIMENTAL ACT NOT REGESTERED HENCE AN ACT OF w._ g 4 %% M M WITH NRC OR DOE OR THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT, ENDANGERMENT PREEMPTING REGULATED EXPERIMENTS ELSEWHERE IN THIS 1

CONTRY.

3)

NUCLEAR POWER AFTER OVER 30 YEARS HAS MULTIPLIED TO 109 PLANTS INCREASING RADIOACTIVE DISIPPATION AND BACKGROUND RADIATIt;N

LEVELS, AFTER THESE YEARS OF EXPERIMENTS WITH ONLY WATER MASS,AND EARTH MASS AS A

BUFFER, DILUTIONAL REPOSISTORY

ZONE, THIS MASS BUFFERING SUBSTANCE IS THE ONLY EARTH "WE" LIVE j

ON AND -WATER IS 89% OF EACH HUMAN WHO REQUIRES 17,520 FLUID OUNCES OR' MORE A YEAR FOR DRINKING (SUSTINANCE) NOT TO MENTION WATER AS A CLEANING & FOOD GROWING NESSECITY.

THIS RQUIREMENT FOR-WATER IS MADE FROM A GAL.ACTIC SPHERE HARBORING LESS THAN 5%

ITS TOTAL WATER SUPPLY AS SUTABLE FRESH WATER.

THE POTETIAL THREAT TO THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN AND ALL INHABITANTS IS EXACT OPPOSITE THE AIMS OF THE CLEAN WATER ACT OR THE GOALS OF THE PCA.

TO LISCENCE THIS EMERGENCY STORAGE EXPERIMENT IS INCURRING LIABILITY CONCERN FOR THE NRC AND THE DOE AS WELL AS THE STATE OF' MINNESOTA'S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY.

IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT GOVERNMENT OFFICE DOES NOT FREE AN INDIVIDUAL FROM CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.

ATFER ALL THESE YEARS NUCLEAR POWER PROVIDES LESS THAT 16% OUR NATION'S NEEDS WHICH HAS EXEMPLIFIED A CONSERVATIONIST TENDANCY FOR THE LAST 14 YEARS.

MINNESOTA ALONE i

HAS EXPERIENCED A

30%

DECEASE COMPARED WITH PROJECTIONS PREVIOUSLY RENDERED.

L.IGHT

BULBS, REFRIGERATORS AND HOME HEATING ARE ALL AREAS THAT HAVE EFFICIENCY RATINGS 10 TO 1000 TIMES BETTER THAN EXPECTED.

4) 1.3 MILLION DOLLARS MIGHT BE WASTED WHEN IT COULD BE USED TO INVEST IN CONTAINMENT i

EXPERIMENTS, & FUTURE ENERGY PRODUCTIChi THROUGH StJSTAINAELE TECHNOLOGIES, ECT.

SERKO COAL POWER PLANTS OF GREATER QUALITY i

AND EFFICIENCY ARE A GGOD EXAMPLE, YET WHY ARE BARRING BASED l

GENERATORS USED WHEN LIQUID SOD 1UM GENERATORS ARE USED BY j

SWITZERLAND,

ISREAL, RUSSIA AND ENGLAND?

THESE GENERATORS ARE TWICE AS EFFICIENT AS COILED WIRES SPINNING WITHIN AN ELECTROMAGNETIC FIEL.D, PLUS POTETIAL ELECTRICAL STORAGE FOR PEAK WAT HOURS

EXIST, STEAM POWERED GENERATORS DON'T HAVE THIb

FUNCTION, COULD THIS CITIZEN BECOME INFROMED, AS WELL AS THE NRC ABOUT THE STATUS AND CONCLUSI'3N OF THE DOE'S " FUEL CELL-PROGRAM""

AT THE TIME OF NSP'S RQUEST TO ENLARGE FUEL ROD STORAGE FROM 4~77 s

ASSEMBLES TO 15S2 ASSEMBLES THE NRC ALLOWED ONLY l386, THIS IS 200 ASSEMBLIES LESS THAN NSP'M PREF FERENCE,

WE ALL SHOULD KNOW WHY.

PT CONSIDER FUTURE ENERGY DEVELOPMENTS NOT CREATING CLASS-

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RAD, o rTIVE WASTE, REMENMERING THAT THE SUBSTAINCE NSP MUST WORK Wiih IN ROD CONSOLIDATION IS NOT YET EVEN CLOSE TO BEING A

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ACCORDING TO THE TREATY OF 1854 THAT OUR NATION. IS BOUND BY THROUGH THE 6TH AMENDMENT OF THE DILL OF RIGHTS. STATING THAT ALL OUR OFFICES SHALL ADHERE TO TREATIES AND CONTRACTS SIGNED BY THE U.S.A.,

WE CANNOT

DEGRADE, DAMAGE OR ENDANGER ANY LAND STEWARDED BY INDIANS.

PRARRIE ISLAND IS LOCATED ON INDIAN

LAND, ITS

WATERS, AIR, AND

SOIL, ANY ENDANGERMENT COULD ENTAIL LEGAL RAMIFICATIONS FROM A QUARTER OF THE POPULOUS UNEXPECTED.

THE REGULATORY COMMISION ARE THE REGULATIVE BODY PREEMINATE TO NSP, REGARDLESS THEIR SUCCESS OR

_FAILIAR.

IF ONLY THE DOE COULD HELP NSP DIRECT ITS RESOURCES, TIME AND MONEY TOWARD VENTURES DEVELOPMENTAL, SUSTAINABLE AND

NOTJ SO MUCH OF A DRAG ON OUR ECONOMY, AFTER ALL 2/3RDS IS

' SUBSIDIZED WITH OUR TAX MONEY, LETS STABLIZE THIS NUCLEAR WASTE ETHREAT BEFORE-BILLIONS ARE INVESTED TO

FORGET, BANDAIDE OR DISPERSE THIS CONTAMINATED SUBSTANCE.

IN ORDER NOT TO BELATE CONSIDERATIONS, SPEAK ILL OF NUCLEAR PRODUCTION OR WASTE I'D LIKE TO SHARE MY FUTURE WITH NSP AND ITS CONCERN FOR ENERGY PRODUCTION THROUGH SAFE, ECONOMICS FORMS REALIZING THAT NSP IS BYING FUEL GRADE URANIUM AT 1954 PRICES, I

CAN' IMAGINE IT IS TEMPTING TO DADBLE WITH FISSION FOR PROFIT.

NO DOUBT ECONOMIC INSENTIVES HELP IN GUIDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF NSP AS AN ENDURING PRODUCER OF ELECTRICITY.

CONGRATULATIONS

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COMPLETION OF SERKO COAL BURNING PLANT, COMPLETE WITH EMMISION CONTROL CAPABLE OF MEETING FEDERAL AND STATE STANDARDS HOW MUCH SIMPLER COULD'VE. THE DESIGN BE HAD THE U.S.A.

MAINTAINED

" LOW TEMERATURE COAL TAR PROCESSING SINCE THE 1930'S7 OR HAD MONEYS SPENT ON

HARREM, NEBRASKA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT BEEN SPENT ON ELECTROMAGNET-HETRODINE GENERATORS TRIING TO BE PILOTED INTO FUNCTION IN THE 1950'S.

LETS NOT FORGET THE DETROIT NEAR MELTDOWN OF EXPECTED SUCCESS, IF THAT MONEY COULD'VE BEEN SPENT ON FUEL CELL RESEARCH AVAILABLE TO UTILITIES AND NOT RESTRICTED TO GENERAL ELECTRIC'S RESEARCH DEVISION ONLY TO BECOME LIMITED IN APPLICATION BECAUSE MONEY SHORTAGES IN 1980's.

JUST

THINK, IF NSP'S SERKO PLANT COULD UTILIZE TWICE AS MUCH OF THE ENERGY IT GENERATES, WHAT SAVINGS'AND PRODUCTION CAPACITIES IT WOULD HAVE7 HINE SIGHT DOESNOT EXIST IN THE PRESENT ENERGY

MARKET, ONLY PROJECTIONS INTO THE FUTURE ARE PERTINANT..

NOW IS THE TIME FOR APPLICATION OF TOMARROW'S HI!

SIGHT.

THE FUEL CELL IS PERFECTED, LIQUID SODIUM BATTERIES / GENERATORS q

HAVE REVOLUTIONIZED IN THE LAST S YEARS, WIND MILLS ARE 3 TO 5

TIMES AS EFFICIENT AS ANYTHING THOUGdT OF;BEFORE

1982, SUN TO ELECTRICITY THROUGH LIQUID SCDIUM COVERSION IS 80 TO 95%

EFFICIENT AS COMPARED TO 40%

AT TOPS PRE-1983.

NOW SUPERCONDUCTIVITY IS LEAPING TOWARD APPLICATION, AND CONCIDER ITS FUNCTIONING TEMPATURE, ITS MUCH MORE AMMENAScE TO THE WEATHER IN MINNESCTA.

REALIZING THE STATE OF TECHNOLOGY IN REFFERENCE TO LIGHT ' BULB EFFICIENCY, PEAK WATT DEMANDS SHALL DIMINISH AS WILL LINE LOAD OF DOMESTIC SERVICES, ALSO INCREASING EFFICIENCY OF DELIVERY.

IT DEMONSTRATABLE THAT THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PHOTO-SENSORS THAT TURN DOWN THE LIGHTS WHEN THE SUN IS SHINING OUR CONTRY COULD SAVE ENOUGH ENERGY OF 60 CHYRNOBLES RUNNING FULL

. POWER, THUS ELIMINATING 8% OR MORE OF OUR GENERATION FACILITIES, COAL OR NUCLEAR.

IF THE EXPERIMENTALLY EAR MARKED MONEY OF 1.3 11ILLION DOLLAR 9 WERE SPENT TO BY NSP CUSTOMERS THIS

DEVICE, IT WOULD SAVE MORE MONEY AND DEVELOPE BETTER RELATIONS THAN THE i

l-l CONSIDERATIONS NOW BEING PROPOSED.

SOLAR PRODUCTION OF ALL THE ENERGY THIS CONTRY USES PER DAY AriOUNT TO IMPLEMENTING MOST OF THE SOLAR ENERGY THAT STRIKES 220,000,000 HOMES 2D X 40 ROOFS.

MINNESOTA RECIEVES THE LONGEST DAYLIGHT HOURS OF MOST ANhME IN THE USA PROPER DURING THE-SUMMER

TIME, WE-COULD GENERATE SEASONALLY FOR OTHER STATES GIVEN NSP AND POPULAR INVOLVEMENT TOWARD JOB CREATION, ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES IMPLEMENTATION AND INSULATION PROGRAMS.

N5P WOULD DO GOOD TO r

DEVELOPE A TOTALLY FREE OF PETROLEUM MINNESOTA THROUGH CAR FUEL CONVERSION

PROGRAMS, THIS WOULD GREATLY INHANCE THE STATE'S ENVIRONMENT AND PIONEER THE BEGININGS OF INDEPENDENCE IN AMERICA.

PRODUCTION OF AND STORAGE OF HYDROGEN DURING NON-PEAK HOURS COULD BE A

VIABLE FOUNDATION TO BUILD THE FUTURE OF A

COMPANY ON.

SOLIDIFICATION OF HYDROGEN FOR USE AS A METAL FURTHER ADVANCES OUR CAPACITY TO STORE AND UTILIZED GASECUS HYDROGEN IN CHEAP CONTAINMENT.

MANY MORE OPTIONS EXIST BEYOUND ROD CONSOLIDATION, WHETHER NSP IMPLIMENTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF ITS FUTURE OR

NOT, WE MUST REMAIN CONGNATIVE OF THE FACT THAT THIS IS A PRIVATE SUSINESS USING-THE LONGEST RIVER IN THE WORLD AS A DISASTOR DILLUTION SUBSTANCE, LOCATED UPSTREAM OVER 3/4 ITS LENGTH.

ALSO NOT THAT THIS BARROWED L6ND IS NOT A REFOSITORY, ITS COMMUNITY, STATE AND FEDERAL LAND.

HOW MUCH MORE SUBSIDIZING WILL WE DE SQUEEZED FOR?

IMPLOSSION IS A

NATURAL

PROCESS, NUCL. EAR IMPLOSION IS A

CONTAMINANT OUR SPECIES IS RESPONSIBLE FOR, LET US ACT, PREPARE AND EVOLVE LIKENED TO OUR POTETIALS, NOT LIMITED OR DAMNED BY OUR FRAILTY TO ACCESS OUR DIRECTION OF DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE MULTIPLE EYES OF ALL LIVES CONCERNED, NOT PROFITS TO BE BURNED.

I'D SPEAK TECHNICALLY TOWARD ROD CONSOLIDATION, BUT MY LANGUAGE IS NOT SCHOOLED AND COULD DE CONFUSING TO THE TECHNICALLY TRAINED, LET IT DE SAID THAT I SPEAK IN OPPOSITION TO AL. LOWING THIS EXPERIMENT OR WASTE OF FUNDS.

ALSO I AM APPAULD TO LEARN THAT NEITHER THE NRC, DOE, PCA, MIN. DOE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED TO EXSTEND ITS REGULATING AUTHORITY FOR THIS EXPERIMENT OLLY NORTH MENTALITIES FROM NSP ARE THE LAST THING I'D EXPECT FROM A

CONCIENSCIOUS, PROFFESIONAL ORGANIZATION SUCH AS NSP PLEASE LOOK SERIOUSLY AT THE

FUTURE, EUILDING THROUGH PRESENT CAPABILITIES.

NSP IS NOT A WILD CAT IN A CORNER WITH NO WHERE TO GO, IT IS A FUNCTIONING, PROFFESIONAL COMPANY WITH RESOURCES TECHNICALLY BEYOUND APPLICATION NOT ONLY IN THE NUCLEAR LIMITED FIELD BUT IN FUNCTIONAL ACCESABLITY TO

MANY, THEIR NUCLEAR VISION IS LIMITING NOT ONLY'NSP EIUT ALSO ITS CUSTOMERS HELP REGULATE ITS LIMITATIONS WHILE ALSO BROADENING ITS HORIZENS ATTAINABLE.

THIS IS A

FUNCTION OF THE DOE AND WITH IN THE TECHNICAL ABILITY OF THE NRC, WHAT ELSE ARE YOU STUDING WHILE MONETORING A SAFE FUNCTIONING NUCLEAR PLANT?

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