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==Subject:==
==Subject:==
NRC Slides for Jan 18, 2018, Public Meeting on 10 CFR 50.69 Attachments:
NRC Slides for Jan 18, 2018, Public Meeting on 10 CFR 50.69 Attachments:                   Jan18_2018_public meeting 10 CFR 50_69 NRC Slides.pdf Slides for the subject meeting are attached.
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==Subject:==
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NRC Slides for Jan 18, 2018, Public Meeting on 10 CFR 50.69 Sent Date:   1/17/2018 12:26:31 PM Received Date: 1/17/2018 12:26:33 PM From:   Miller, Ed Created By:   Ed.Miller@nrc.gov Recipients:     "Miller, Ed" <Ed.Miller@nrc.gov>
NRC Slides for Jan 18, 2018, Public Meeting on 10 CFR 50.69 Sent Date:             1/17/2018 12:26:31 PM Received Date:         1/17/2018 12:26:33 PM From:                   Miller, Ed Created By:             Ed.Miller@nrc.gov Recipients:
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50.69 LARs NRC Observations January 18, 2018 public meeting Steve Dinsmore/ Mihaela Biro Division of Risk Assessment Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
 
Topics
* Status
* Categorization Process Description
* PRA Quality Issues
* F&O Dispositions
* PRA Model Uncertainties
* External Hazards
* Passive Categorization
* Conclusions 2
 
Status
* Pilot submitted August 2012, issued December 2014
* Draft NEI template provided for NRC comment August 2016
  - Template differed from pilot LAR
  - Formal NRC review not requested, not performed
* Public meetings August 2016, January 2017, June 2017, October 2017.
* As of January 18, 2017, 9 LARs based on template in house, many more LARs expected 3
 
Categorization Process Description - Pilot
* The Pilot LAR included a detailed description of the process for categorization
  - Procedures governing process
  - Observation of trial IDP deliberations
  - Observation of results of two systems categorizations
* The Pilot LAR included explanation of how the process was consistent with process endorsed in NEI 00-04
* The pilot review revealed the categorization process is fairly complex and flexible 4
 
Categorization Process Description - Template
* 10 CFR 50.69 (b)(2)(i) requires a description of the categorization process in LARs
* Template LAR provides no description of process
  - states that the categorization process will be "in accordance with NEI 00-04"
  - followed by deviations and clarifications
* Previous staff comments on LAR template
  - Text in template descriptive of required information, not boilerplate
  - LAR should address plant specific implementation and procedures
* Template should be revised to provide the required plant specific process description 5
 
Categorization Process Description - Current LARs
* NEI 00-04 contains a number of steps performed in certain order
  - Changing the steps or the order could impact the results presented to the IDP and thus the categorization
* Staff has developed an RAI requesting a summary description of the process, e.g.,
  - sequence of steps
  - when IDP can re-assign preliminary HSS components
  - component vs. function categorization
  - how the passive categorization integrates in the overall process
* Expectation is that future LARs will include a plant specific summary description of process that will be implemented at the pant 6


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Categorization Process Description - Plant Specific 7
50.69 LARs NRC Observations January 18, 2018 public meetingSteve Dinsmore/ Mihaela BiroDivision of Risk AssessmentOffice of Nuclear Reactor RegulationU.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 2 Topics*Status*Categorization Process Description
*PRA Quality Issues
*F&O Dispositions
*PRA Model Uncertainties
*External Hazards
*Passive Categorization
*Conclusions 3 Status*Pilot submitted August 2012, issued December 2014*Draft NEI template provided for NRC comment August 2016-Template differed from pilot LAR-Formal NRC review not requested, not performed*Public meetings August 2016, January 2017, June 2017, October 2017.*As of January 18, 2017, 9 LARs based on template in house, many more LARs


expected 4 Categorization Process Description -Pilot*The Pilot LAR included a detailed description of the process for categorization -Procedures governing process -Observation of trial IDP deliberations
PRA Quality Issues
-Observation of results of two systems categorizations*The Pilot LAR included explanation of how the process was consistent with process endorsed
* Adequate PRA quality needed
* Need the peer and F&O review history up to the date of the LAR
* PRA models need to reflect the current as-built, as operated plant
* All unclosed F&Os need to be reported in the LAR and dispositioned for this application
* General statement that only methods acceptable to NRC are used could help minimize RAIs about fire and seismic methods
  - Summary about how this conclusion was reached should be added to the LARs
  - F&Os should be consistent with this observation 8


in NEI 00-04*The pilot review revealed the categorization process is fairly complex and flexible 5 Categorization Process Description -Template*10 CFR 50.69 (b)(2)(i) requires a description of the categorization process in LARs*Template LAR provides no description of process-states that the categorization process will be "in accordance with NEI 00-04" -followed by deviations and clarifications*Previous staff comments on LAR template-Text in template descriptive of required information, not boilerplate-LAR should address plant specific implementation and procedures*Template should be revised to provide the required plant specific process description 6 Categorization Process Description -Current LARs*NEI 00-04 contains a number of steps performed in certain order-Changing the steps or the order could impact the results presented to the IDP and thus the categorization*Staff has developed an RAI requesting a summary description of the process, e.g.,-sequence of steps-when IDP can re-assign preliminary HSS components
F&O Dispositions
-component vs. function categorization
* F&O Disposition should either:
-how the passive categorization integrates in the overall process*Expectation is that future LARs will include a plant specific summary description of process that will be implemented at the pant 7 Categorization Process Description -Plant Specific 8 PRA Quality Issues *Adequate PRA quality needed*Need the peer and F&O review history up to the date of the LAR*PRA models need to reflect the current as-built, as operated plant*All unclosed F&Os need to be reported in the LAR and dispositioned for this application*General statement that "only methods acceptable to NRC are used" could help minimize RAIs about fire and seismic methods-Summary about how this conclusion was reached should be added to the LARs-F&Os should be consistent with this observation 9 F&O Dispositions*F&O Disposition should either:-justify why the F&O has no impact on the categorization, either with a reasonable technical discussion or a sensitivity study, or-summarize an acceptable change to the PRA and commit to implementing it, followed by a focused scope peer review if it was an  
  - justify why the F&O has no impact on the categorization, either with a reasonable technical discussion or a sensitivity study, or
  - summarize an acceptable change to the PRA and commit to implementing it, followed by a focused scope peer review if it was an upgrade
* Insufficient to state that the impact of resolving F&O will be evaluated and fixed if it could affect categorization 9


upgrade*Insufficient to state that the impact of resolving F&O will be evaluated and fixed if it could affect categorization 10 PRA Model Uncertainties*NEI 00-04 discusses "[A]pplicablesensitivity studies identified in the characterization of PRA  
PRA Model Uncertainties
* NEI 00-04 discusses [A]pplicable sensitivity studies identified in the characterization of PRA adequacy
* RG 1.201, interprets this as dealing with uncertainties associated with the licensees choice of specific models and assumptions
* NUREG-1855 discusses identifying key sources of uncertainty and assumptions
* Includes any not commonly accepted methods and assumptions
* Like F&O resolution, disposition for each important model uncertainty is PRA model specific and should be reported in the LAR 10


adequacy"*RG 1.201, interprets this as dealing with uncertainties "associated with the licensee's choice of specific models and assumptions"*NUREG-1855 discusses identifying key sources of uncertainty and assumptions *Includes any not commonly accepted methods and assumptions *Like F&O resolution, disposition for each important model uncertainty is PRA model specific and
External Hazards
* Fire - PRA, updated FIVE (screening) in NEI 00-04; Safe Shutdown list proposal under review
* Seismic - PRA, updated SMA (screening) in NEI 00-04; generic alternative proposal part of this meeting
* Other screening (e.g., meets the SRP or low CDF) which assigns nothing to HSS based on low risk does not meet the guidance in NEI 00-04
* hazards of less magnitude but higher frequency not automatically low risk
* SSCs that cause low CDF/LERF might be HSS
* Step in Fig. 5-6 asks if removal of SSC could result in screened scenario becoming unscreened 11


should be reported in the LAR 11 External Hazards*Fire -PRA, updated FIVE (screening) in NEI 00-04; Safe Shutdown list proposal under review*Seismic -PRA, updated SMA (screening) in NEI 00-04; generic alternative proposal part of this
External Hazards (contd)
* Figure 5-6 in Section 5.4 of NEI 00-04 summarizes the process that begins with the SSC selected for categorization and then proceeds through the flow chart for each external hazard 12


meeting*Other screening (e.g., meets the SRP or low CDF) which assigns nothing to HSS based on "low risk"
Passive Categorization
* ANO-2 passive categorization methodology excludes all Class 1 pressure boundary components
* Code Case N-660 allows including the following Class 1 components, but includes additional steps
: i. breaks small enough for makeup provided by the reactor coolant makeup system; or ii. The component is or can be automatically isolated from the reactor coolant system by two valves in series
* RG 1.147, referenced in RG 1.201, accepted Code Class N-660 with limitation that it must be applied to only Code Class 2 and 3, and non-code
* Deviation from ANO-2 or accepted N-660 is not a short term solution 13


does not meet the guidance in NEI 00-04*hazards of less magnitude but higher frequency not automatically low risk*SSCs that cause low CDF/LERF might be HSS*Step in Fig. 5-6 asks if removal of SSC could result in screened scenario becoming unscreened 12 External Hazards (cont'd)*Figure 5-6 in Section 5.4 of NEI 00-04summarizes the process that begins with the SSC selected for categorization and then proceeds through the flow chart for each external hazard 13 Passive Categorization*ANO-2 passive categorization methodology excludes all Class 1 pressure boundary components*Code Case N-660 allows including the following Class 1 components, but includes additional stepsi.breaks small enough for makeup provided by the reactor coolant makeup system; orii.The component is or can be automatically isolated from the reactor coolant system by two valves in series*RG 1.147, referenced in RG 1.201, accepted Code Class N-660 with limitation that it must be applied to only Code Class 2 and 3, and non-code*Deviation from ANO-2 or accepted N-660 is not a short term solution 14 Conclusions *LARs need to include categorization process summary description*RG 1.200 PRA quality guidelines apply
Conclusions
*Any deviations should be minimized
* LARs need to include categorization process summary description
*Methods not accepted by NRC should be avoided *Consistency with Figure 5-6 should be demonstrated in LAR*Passive categorization should not deviate from accepted methods in LARs}}
* RG 1.200 PRA quality guidelines apply
* Any deviations should be minimized
* Methods not accepted by NRC should be avoided
* Consistency with Figure 5-6 should be demonstrated in LAR
* Passive categorization should not deviate from accepted methods in LARs 14}}

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NRR-DMPSPEm Resource From: Miller, Ed Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2018 12:27 PM To: Miller, Ed

Subject:

NRC Slides for Jan 18, 2018, Public Meeting on 10 CFR 50.69 Attachments: Jan18_2018_public meeting 10 CFR 50_69 NRC Slides.pdf Slides for the subject meeting are attached.

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Hearing Identifier: NRR_DMPS Email Number: 98 Mail Envelope Properties (DM5PR0901MB23928383CA83D58F33AA3C61E9E90)

Subject:

NRC Slides for Jan 18, 2018, Public Meeting on 10 CFR 50.69 Sent Date: 1/17/2018 12:26:31 PM Received Date: 1/17/2018 12:26:33 PM From: Miller, Ed Created By: Ed.Miller@nrc.gov Recipients:

"Miller, Ed" <Ed.Miller@nrc.gov>

Tracking Status: None Post Office: DM5PR0901MB2392.namprd09.prod.outlook.com Files Size Date & Time MESSAGE 48 1/17/2018 12:26:33 PM Jan18_2018_public meeting 10 CFR 50_69 NRC Slides.pdf 430025 Options Priority: Standard Return Notification: No Reply Requested: No Sensitivity: Normal Expiration Date:

Recipients Received:

50.69 LARs NRC Observations January 18, 2018 public meeting Steve Dinsmore/ Mihaela Biro Division of Risk Assessment Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Topics

  • Status
  • Categorization Process Description
  • PRA Quality Issues
  • F&O Dispositions
  • PRA Model Uncertainties
  • External Hazards
  • Passive Categorization
  • Conclusions 2

Status

  • Pilot submitted August 2012, issued December 2014
  • Draft NEI template provided for NRC comment August 2016

- Template differed from pilot LAR

- Formal NRC review not requested, not performed

  • Public meetings August 2016, January 2017, June 2017, October 2017.
  • As of January 18, 2017, 9 LARs based on template in house, many more LARs expected 3

Categorization Process Description - Pilot

  • The Pilot LAR included a detailed description of the process for categorization

- Procedures governing process

- Observation of trial IDP deliberations

- Observation of results of two systems categorizations

  • The Pilot LAR included explanation of how the process was consistent with process endorsed in NEI 00-04
  • The pilot review revealed the categorization process is fairly complex and flexible 4

Categorization Process Description - Template

  • Template LAR provides no description of process

- states that the categorization process will be "in accordance with NEI 00-04"

- followed by deviations and clarifications

  • Previous staff comments on LAR template

- Text in template descriptive of required information, not boilerplate

- LAR should address plant specific implementation and procedures

  • Template should be revised to provide the required plant specific process description 5

Categorization Process Description - Current LARs

  • NEI 00-04 contains a number of steps performed in certain order

- Changing the steps or the order could impact the results presented to the IDP and thus the categorization

  • Staff has developed an RAI requesting a summary description of the process, e.g.,

- sequence of steps

- when IDP can re-assign preliminary HSS components

- component vs. function categorization

- how the passive categorization integrates in the overall process

  • Expectation is that future LARs will include a plant specific summary description of process that will be implemented at the pant 6

Categorization Process Description - Plant Specific 7

PRA Quality Issues

  • Adequate PRA quality needed
  • Need the peer and F&O review history up to the date of the LAR
  • PRA models need to reflect the current as-built, as operated plant
  • All unclosed F&Os need to be reported in the LAR and dispositioned for this application
  • General statement that only methods acceptable to NRC are used could help minimize RAIs about fire and seismic methods

- Summary about how this conclusion was reached should be added to the LARs

- F&Os should be consistent with this observation 8

F&O Dispositions

  • F&O Disposition should either:

- justify why the F&O has no impact on the categorization, either with a reasonable technical discussion or a sensitivity study, or

- summarize an acceptable change to the PRA and commit to implementing it, followed by a focused scope peer review if it was an upgrade

  • Insufficient to state that the impact of resolving F&O will be evaluated and fixed if it could affect categorization 9

PRA Model Uncertainties

  • NEI 00-04 discusses [A]pplicable sensitivity studies identified in the characterization of PRA adequacy
  • RG 1.201, interprets this as dealing with uncertainties associated with the licensees choice of specific models and assumptions
  • NUREG-1855 discusses identifying key sources of uncertainty and assumptions
  • Includes any not commonly accepted methods and assumptions
  • Like F&O resolution, disposition for each important model uncertainty is PRA model specific and should be reported in the LAR 10

External Hazards

  • Seismic - PRA, updated SMA (screening) in NEI 00-04; generic alternative proposal part of this meeting
  • Other screening (e.g., meets the SRP or low CDF) which assigns nothing to HSS based on low risk does not meet the guidance in NEI 00-04
  • hazards of less magnitude but higher frequency not automatically low risk
  • SSCs that cause low CDF/LERF might be HSS
  • Step in Fig. 5-6 asks if removal of SSC could result in screened scenario becoming unscreened 11

External Hazards (contd)

  • Figure 5-6 in Section 5.4 of NEI 00-04 summarizes the process that begins with the SSC selected for categorization and then proceeds through the flow chart for each external hazard 12

Passive Categorization

  • ANO-2 passive categorization methodology excludes all Class 1 pressure boundary components
  • Code Case N-660 allows including the following Class 1 components, but includes additional steps
i. breaks small enough for makeup provided by the reactor coolant makeup system; or ii. The component is or can be automatically isolated from the reactor coolant system by two valves in series
  • RG 1.147, referenced in RG 1.201, accepted Code Class N-660 with limitation that it must be applied to only Code Class 2 and 3, and non-code
  • Deviation from ANO-2 or accepted N-660 is not a short term solution 13

Conclusions

  • LARs need to include categorization process summary description
  • Any deviations should be minimized
  • Methods not accepted by NRC should be avoided
  • Consistency with Figure 5-6 should be demonstrated in LAR
  • Passive categorization should not deviate from accepted methods in LARs 14