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| issue date = 07/31/1981
| issue date = 07/31/1981
| title = NRC Generic Letter 1981-030: Safety Concerns Associated with Pipe Breaks in the BWR Scram System (Previously Issued July 7, 1981 as Generic Letter 82-26 Is Now Identified as 81-30)
| title = NRC Generic Letter 1981-030: Safety Concerns Associated with Pipe Breaks in the BWR Scram System (Previously Issued July 7, 1981 as Generic Letter 82-26 Is Now Identified as 81-30)
| author name = Eisenhut D G
| author name = Eisenhut D
| author affiliation = NRC/NRR
| author affiliation = NRC/NRR
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{{#Wiki_filter:v~ it ftrak :B EQ UNITED STATESNUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION5 iWASHINGTON, D. C. 20555July 31, 1981TO ALL BWR LICENSEESGentlemen:SUBJECT: SAFETY CONCERNS ASSOCIATED WITH PIPE BREAKS IN THE BWR SCRAMSYSTEM (GENERIC LETTER NO. 81-30)(PREVIOUSLY ISSUED JULY 7, 1981 AS GENERIC LETTER 8r-26 IS NOWIDENTIFIED AS 81-30)Our letter of April 10, 1981 forwarded draft NUREG-0785 (same subject) andrequested a generic reply within 45 days of receipt. General ElectricCompany submitted a generic response on behalf of the BWR licensees byletter dated April 30, 1981.The staff has completed its review of the generic evaluation prepared byGE. NUREG-0803 "GENERIC SAFETY EVALUATION REPORT REGARDING INTEGRITY OFBWR SCRAM SYSTEM PIPING" dated June 1981 is in the final editing phase andis now planned for publishing in late July 1981. This report will provideguidance to individual licensees in answering the plant specific requestcontained in our April 10, 1981 letter.Since the original time allowed for plant specific responses will expireon or about the time you receive the staff's guidance, we are herebyextending the time allowed to submit the plant specific information requestedin our April 10, 1981 letter. This extension of time is warranted based onour finding that the analyzed sequence of events is not a dominant contributorto core melt. However, the assumptions made in the risk assessmentsupporting this conclusion must be confirmed with plant specific information.Therefore, plant specific responses conforming to the guidance contained inNUREG-0803 should be provided within 120 days of your receipt of the NUREGguidance.
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          BEQ                                    UNITED STATES
                                      NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
                    5              iWASHINGTON,         D. C. 20555 July 31, 1981 TO ALL BWR LICENSEES
  Gentlemen:
  SUBJECT:           SAFETY CONCERNS ASSOCIATED WITH PIPE BREAKS IN THE BWR SCRAM
                      SYSTEM (GENERIC LETTER NO. 81-30)
                      (PREVIOUSLY ISSUED JULY 7, 1981 AS GENERIC LETTER 8r-26 IS NOW
                      IDENTIFIED AS 81-30)
    Our letter of April 10, 1981 forwarded draft NUREG-0785 (same subject) and requested a generic reply within 45 days of receipt. General Electric Company submitted a generic response on behalf of the BWR licensees by letter dated April 30, 1981.


Sincerely,> Darrell G. Eisenhut, DirectorDivision of LicensingOffice of Nuclear Reactor Regulationcc: Service List8112170381 8107531PDR NUREGQ qz0803 C Ono, M9n}}
The staff has completed its review of the generic evaluation prepared by GE. NUREG-0803 "GENERIC SAFETY EVALUATION REPORT REGARDING INTEGRITY OF
    BWR SCRAM SYSTEM PIPING" dated June 1981 is in the final editing phase and is now planned for publishing in late July 1981. This report will provide guidance to individual licensees in answering the plant specific request contained in our April 10, 1981 letter.
 
Since the original time allowed for plant specific responses will expire on or about the time you receive the staff's guidance, we are hereby extending the time allowed to submit the plant specific information requested in our April 10, 1981 letter. This extension of time is warranted based on our finding that the analyzed sequence of events is not a dominant contributor to core melt. However, the assumptions made in the risk assessment supporting this conclusion must be confirmed with plant specific information.
 
Therefore, plant specific responses conforming to the guidance contained in NUREG-0803 should be provided within 120 days of your receipt of the NUREG
  guidance.
 
Sincerely,
                                          >   Darrell G. Eisenhut, Director Division of Licensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation cc:         Service List
        8112170381 8107531 PDR NUREGQ                                                                   qz
      0803 C                   Ono
                                , M9n}}


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NRC Generic Letter 1981-030: Safety Concerns Associated with Pipe Breaks in the BWR Scram System (Previously Issued July 7, 1981 as Generic Letter 82-26 Is Now Identified as 81-30)
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Issue date: 07/31/1981
From: Eisenhut D
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BEQ UNITED STATES

NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION

5 iWASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 July 31, 1981 TO ALL BWR LICENSEES

Gentlemen:

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

SYSTEM (GENERIC LETTER NO. 81-30)

(PREVIOUSLY ISSUED JULY 7, 1981 AS GENERIC LETTER 8r-26 IS NOW

IDENTIFIED AS 81-30)

Our letter of April 10, 1981 forwarded draft NUREG-0785 (same subject) and requested a generic reply within 45 days of receipt. General Electric Company submitted a generic response on behalf of the BWR licensees by letter dated April 30, 1981.

The staff has completed its review of the generic evaluation prepared by GE. NUREG-0803 "GENERIC SAFETY EVALUATION REPORT REGARDING INTEGRITY OF

BWR SCRAM SYSTEM PIPING" dated June 1981 is in the final editing phase and is now planned for publishing in late July 1981. This report will provide guidance to individual licensees in answering the plant specific request contained in our April 10, 1981 letter.

Since the original time allowed for plant specific responses will expire on or about the time you receive the staff's guidance, we are hereby extending the time allowed to submit the plant specific information requested in our April 10, 1981 letter. This extension of time is warranted based on our finding that the analyzed sequence of events is not a dominant contributor to core melt. However, the assumptions made in the risk assessment supporting this conclusion must be confirmed with plant specific information.

Therefore, plant specific responses conforming to the guidance contained in NUREG-0803 should be provided within 120 days of your receipt of the NUREG

guidance.

Sincerely,

> Darrell G. Eisenhut, Director Division of Licensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation cc: Service List

8112170381 8107531 PDR NUREGQ qz

0803 C Ono

, M9n

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