NUREG/CR-4829, Forwards NUREG/CR-4829, Shipping Container Response to Severe Highway & Railway Accident Conditions & Response to Peer Review Comments.W/O Encl

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Forwards NUREG/CR-4829, Shipping Container Response to Severe Highway & Railway Accident Conditions & Response to Peer Review Comments.W/O Encl
ML20205K179
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Issue date: 02/10/1987
From: Lahs W
NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES)
To: Plooster M
DENVER, UNIV. OF, DENVER, CO
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FOIA-88-378, RTR-NUREG-CR-4829 NUDOCS 8811010016
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Dear Mr. Plooster:

l Attached you will find a pre-print copy of the long-anticipated Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) report. "Shipping Container Response to Severe Highway and Railway Accident Conditions." NUREG/CR-4829. Also attached are LLNL's responses to the peer review coments--a response which we discussed back in November.

1 have reviewed this final report and believe it is a significant improverrent l! from the "review" version. Your coments and detailed suggestions were I instrumental to this upgrade. You'll note that LLNL was able to reorganize the sections--the probability analysis precedes the screening analysis sections and the section relating potential radiological hazards to damage now follows the screening analysis. The subject--especially the approach taken to reach NRC's j

' objective--is complex and, although I am sure further improvements could be made. I am now comfortable with this report, i With regard to schedule slippages. LLNL is not alone. The NRC authored sumary l

brochure has been delayed in our publications organization because of higher j priority Comission work. I had planned to send you the brochure with the LLNL

! report so that you could view the research program's results in their entirety.

j Instead. I will have to followup this tratismittal with the brochure, hopefully, by the end of this month, t Your review of this final LLNL report will conclude your peer review efforts.

If warranted, a short letter sumarizing your views on both the report and the

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responses to the peer-review coments would be appreciated. Certainly. I would appreciate being made aware of any criticism you may have on this final report.

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'S, . . . . . ,d Mr. Myron Plooster Denver Research Institute University of Denver P. O. Box 10127 Denver, CO 80210

Dear Mr loNter:

At long last, the brochure supporting the Moda) Study has been printed and is being distributed. I have enclosed two copies for your perusal. If you have any coriments on the brochure. I would be pleased to hear from you. My telephonenumberis(301)443-7632.

Sincerely,

.R M William R. Lahs 2