ML24067A013
| ML24067A013 | |
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| Site: | Nuclear Energy Institute |
| Issue date: | 03/08/2024 |
| From: | Csontos A, Pimentel F, Stavely J NRC/NRR/DRA/ARCB, Nuclear Energy Institute, Pacific Gas & Electric Co |
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| Download: ML24067A013 (4) | |
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©2024 Nuclear Energy Institute Al Csontos, Director - Fuel and Radiation Safety, NEI Frankie Pimentel, Sr. Project Manager -
Engineering & Risk, NEI Jim Stavely, Corporate Manager of Plant/Design Engineering, PSEG March 8, 2024 Closing Remarks
©2024 Nuclear Energy Institute Industry appreciates the open and transparent dialogue with the NRC staff throughout the three public workshops The workshop discussions were critical to help identify key technical issues and potential paths forward that pertain to revising RG 1.183 R1 The workshops should aid the NRC development of clear, predictable, and durable guidance in RG 1.183 R2 that can be readily implemented to support the widespread adoption of ATF/LEU+/HBU fuels Industry looks forward to continued engagement on the methodologies and approaches that could provide additional realism to these hypothetical conservative models in the next RG revision Closing Remarks
©2024 Nuclear Energy Institute 3 Industry Priorities for RG 1.183 Rev. 2 Priority Issue Description 1
Provide method to credit decontamination in the suppression pool 2
Support an increase in CR dose design criteria 3
Development of updated decontamination coefficients using the new phase durations for both BWR and PWR containments to be used by the downstream dose codes 4
Revise Non-LOCA Release Fractions in RG 1.183R1 Tables 3 and 4 5
Develop disposition for non-LOCA FFRD 6
Provide clarification via a RIS or other regulatory vehicle on EQ applicability for continued use of TID-14844 source term 7
Address excess conservatisms in the guidance where combined airborne and water releases are greater than the core inventory 8
Include flexibility in the guidance to apply statistical approaches to dose calculations
©2024 Nuclear Energy Institute 4 Questions/Comments/Discussions