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| issue date = 08/31/1995
| issue date = 08/31/1995
| title = NRC Generic Letter 1981-035: Safety Concerns Associated with Pipe Breaks in the BWR Scram System
| title = NRC Generic Letter 1981-035: Safety Concerns Associated with Pipe Breaks in the BWR Scram System
| author name = Eisenhut D G
| author name = Eisenhut D
| author affiliation = NRC/NRR
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{{#Wiki_filter:* ,UNITED STATESNUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSIUNWASHINGTON. D. C. 205 r* ha August 31, 1981TO ALL BWR APPLICANTS FOR CP's, HOLDERS OF CP's. AND APPLICANTS FOR OL'sGentlemen:SUBJECT: SAFETY CONCERNS ASSOCIATED WITH PIPE BREAKS IN THE BWR SCRAMSYSTEM (GENERIC LETTER 81-35)In April 1981 the NRC staff sent a letter to each BWR license applicantirequesting certain information on this subject. We indicated that thisitem must be resolved prior to issuance of an operating license. Sub-sequently, on July 7, 1981 the NRC staff sent a letter to all BWRlicensees informing them that the generic review of this issue had beencompleted. We indicated that a NUREG report describing the results ofthis review would be issued.This letter forwards NUREG-0803, "Generic Safety Evaluation ReportRegarding Integrity of BWR Scram System Piping," dated August 1981.Section 5 of NUREG-0803 presents the staff's generic conclusions on thisissue. Briefly, the staff has concluded that the SDV piping systemdesign is acceptable, provided certain conditions are satisfied on aplant specific basis. The staff further concluded that the safety-concerns associated with a postulated failure of the SDV piping systemdo not represent a dominant contribution to the risk of core melt,-provided certain assumptions used in the risk assessment are validatedon a plant specific basis.-NUREG-08Q3 provides the staff's guidance and schedule for implementa-tion. As provided in our April 1981 letter, cited above, plant specificresponses should be provided for all plants with Mark I and Mark IIcontainments to support issuance of an operating license. Plant speci-fic responses conforming to the guidance contained in NUREG-0803will satisfy the information requested in our April 1981 letter. Thisletter is being provided to applicants with Mark III containments forinformation purposes, since the staff has concluded that this is not asafety issue for the Mark III containment design.Sincerely,CADivision of icensingOffice of Nuclear Reactor RegulationEnclosure:As statedcc: Service List -58112170388 810831PDR NUREG0803 C PDR:, 6I
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                              NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSIUN
                                      WASHINGTON. D. C.205                     r
  *     ha                                       August 31, 1981 TO ALL BWR APPLICANTS FOR CP's, HOLDERS OF CP's. AND APPLICANTS FOR OL's Gentlemen:
    SUBJECT:   SAFETY CONCERNS ASSOCIATED WITH PIPE BREAKS IN THE BWR SCRAM
                SYSTEM (GENERIC LETTER 81-35)
    In April 1981 the NRC staff sent a letter to each BWR license applicant irequesting certain information on this subject. We indicated that this item must be resolved prior to issuance of an operating license. Sub- sequently, on July 7, 1981 the NRC staff sent a letter to all BWR
    licensees informing them that the generic review of this issue had been completed. We indicated that a NUREG report describing the results of this review would be issued.
 
This letter forwards NUREG-0803, "Generic Safety Evaluation Report Regarding Integrity of BWR Scram System Piping," dated August 1981.
 
Section 5 of NUREG-0803 presents the staff's generic conclusions on this issue. Briefly, the staff has concluded that the SDV piping system design is acceptable, provided certain conditions are satisfied on a plant specific basis. The staff further concluded that the safety
-   concerns associated with a postulated failure of the SDV piping system do not represent a dominant contribution to the risk of core melt,
    - provided certain assumptions used in the risk assessment are validated on a plant specific basis.
 
-NUREG-08Q3 provides the staff's guidance and schedule for implementa- tion. As provided in our April 1981 letter, cited above, plant specific responses should be provided for all plants with Mark I and Mark II
    containments to support issuance of an operating license. Plant speci- fic responses conforming to the guidance contained in NUREG-0803 will satisfy the information requested in our April 1981 letter. This letter is being provided to applicants with Mark III containments for information purposes, since the staff has concluded that this is not a safety issue for the Mark III containment design.
 
Sincerely, CA
                                              Division of icensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
                                                                                    :, 6 Enclosure:
        As stated cc:   Service List                                           -5
          8112170388  810831 PDR NUREG
          0803 C           PDR}}


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NRC Generic Letter 1981-035: Safety Concerns Associated with Pipe Breaks in the BWR Scram System
ML031110044
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Issue date: 08/31/1995
From: Eisenhut D
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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References
NUREG-0803 GL-81-035, NUDOCS 8112170388
Download: ML031110044 (1)


  • ,UNITED STATES

NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSIUN

WASHINGTON. D. C.205 r

  • ha August 31, 1981 TO ALL BWR APPLICANTS FOR CP's, HOLDERS OF CP's. AND APPLICANTS FOR OL's Gentlemen:

SUBJECT: SAFETY CONCERNS ASSOCIATED WITH PIPE BREAKS IN THE BWR SCRAM

SYSTEM (GENERIC LETTER 81-35)

In April 1981 the NRC staff sent a letter to each BWR license applicant irequesting certain information on this subject. We indicated that this item must be resolved prior to issuance of an operating license. Sub- sequently, on July 7, 1981 the NRC staff sent a letter to all BWR

licensees informing them that the generic review of this issue had been completed. We indicated that a NUREG report describing the results of this review would be issued.

This letter forwards NUREG-0803, "Generic Safety Evaluation Report Regarding Integrity of BWR Scram System Piping," dated August 1981.

Section 5 of NUREG-0803 presents the staff's generic conclusions on this issue. Briefly, the staff has concluded that the SDV piping system design is acceptable, provided certain conditions are satisfied on a plant specific basis. The staff further concluded that the safety

- concerns associated with a postulated failure of the SDV piping system do not represent a dominant contribution to the risk of core melt,

- provided certain assumptions used in the risk assessment are validated on a plant specific basis.

-NUREG-08Q3 provides the staff's guidance and schedule for implementa- tion. As provided in our April 1981 letter, cited above, plant specific responses should be provided for all plants with Mark I and Mark II

containments to support issuance of an operating license. Plant speci- fic responses conforming to the guidance contained in NUREG-0803 will satisfy the information requested in our April 1981 letter. This letter is being provided to applicants with Mark III containments for information purposes, since the staff has concluded that this is not a safety issue for the Mark III containment design.

Sincerely, CA

Division of icensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation

, 6 Enclosure:

As stated cc: Service List -5

8112170388 810831 PDR NUREG

0803 C PDR

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