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NRC Presentation for Public Meeting Rulemaking: Alternative Physical Security Requirements for Advanced Reactors
ML21291A238
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Issue date: 10/19/2021
From: Dennis Andrukat
NRC/NMSS/DREFS/RRPB
To:
Andrukat, Dennis
References
NRC-2017-0227, RIN 3150-AK19
Download: ML21291A238 (14)


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Rulemaking:

Alternative Physical Security Requirements for Advanced Reactors Public Meeting/Workshop October 19, 2021

Agenda

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Background===

Rulemaking NRC is currently developing Alternative Physical Security Requirements for Advanced Reactors - proposed rule More information about this rulemaking and its supporting guidance can be found:

www.regulations,gov under docket ID: NRC-2017-0227 Supporting Guidance Implementation guidance for this proposed rulemaking will consist of DG-5071, DG-1365, and may endorse NEI 20-05.

The NRC staff is developing DG-1365 which focuses on the physical security alternatives and will serve as the vehicle for endorsing any external implementing guidance for this rulemaking.

The NRC staff is developing DG-5071 (a revision to RG 5.81) which focuses on target sets.

NEI is developing NEI 20-05 which focuses on the eligibility criteria contained in the proposed rulemaking.

Schedule Extension Commission has approved a 9-month extension

  • New Proposed Rule Dates:

To the Commission: 06/28/2022

  • New Final Rule Dates:

To the Commission: 10/19/2023

DISCUSSIONS

Preliminary Proposed Rule Language 10 CFR 73.55(b)(3)

Potential conforming change to:

give advanced reactors an alternative house the offsite reference dose values

Preliminary Proposed Rule Language

  • Proposed Eligibility Criteria have been condensed into a single applicability statement (s) Alternative physical security requirements.

(1) General requirements.

(i) Applicability. A licensee of a small modular reactor, as defined in § 171.5, or non-light water reactor that is licensed under the provisions of part 50 of this chapter or a holder of a combined license for a small modular reactor or non-light water reactor under the provisions of part 52 of this chapter, may elect to meet one or more of the alternatives to certain security requirements as specified in § 73.55(s)(2), if doing so meets the performance objectives under § 73.55(b)(3).

Preliminary Proposed Rule Language

  • Proposed Eligibility Criteria have been condensed into a single applicability statement (s) Alternative physical security requirements.

(1) General requirements.

(ii) Identification. The licensee must identify the specific alternative physical security requirement(s) it intends to implement as part of its physical protection program.

Preliminary Proposed Rule Language

  • Proposed Eligibility Criteria have been condensed into a single applicability statement (s) Alternative physical security requirements.

(1) General requirements.

(iii) Analysis. A site-specific analysis must be performed to evaluate the potential offsite radiological consequences and demonstrate how the licensee meets the requirements set forth in § 73.55(b). Each licensee must maintain the analysis required by paragraph (s)(1) of this section until the permanent cessation of operations under § 50.82 or § 52.110(a) of this chapter.

Revised Process Flowchart

Advanced Reactors: Proposed Target Set Process NOTES

  • APSR = Alternative Physical Security Requirements
  • Consequence analysis determines the time offsite release greater than reference values occurs, assuming target set is lost at t=0.

LEGEND GREEN Boxes APSR can be implemented BLUE Boxes Process and/or analysis RED Boxes Cannot implement APSR

  • At a bounding time
    • After a bounding time and before offsite release greater than reference values occurs.

Eligibility Criterion /

Applicability Statement NOTES

  • APSR = Alternative Physical Security Requirements
  • Analysis is specific to the ability of the credited features of a facility design to: (1) prevent the DBT from compromising a full target set within a bounding time or, (2) identify a time to compromise full target set.
  • Mitigative measures occur after a bounding time and before an offsite release greater than reference values occurs.
  • Time when an offsite release occurs for mitigation measures = time identified in target set for offsite release + time identified to compromise the full target set.

LEGEND GREEN Boxes APSR can be implemented BLUE Boxes Process and/or analysis RED Boxes Cannot implemen APSR

  • At a bounding time
    • After a bounding time and before offsite release greater than reference values occurs.

Focus Areas

  • Finalize proposed rule language
  • Complete Draft Guidance

- DG-5071

- DG-1365 & NEI 20-05

  • Path forward to refine eligibility criteria guidance and establish guidance to assess design basis threat impact on potential release (i.e., determine release fraction)

Regulations.gov docket ID: NRC-2017-0227 Please provide feedback on this public meeting using this link:

https://www.nrc.gov/public-involve/public-meetings/contactus.html Thank You!

Dennis Andrukat Project Manager -NMSS/REFS email: Dennis.Andrukat@nrc.gov