ML20205K158

Request for OMB Review & Supporting Statement Re IAEA Form N-71, Design Info Questionnaire. Estimated Respondent Burden Is 360 Hours

ML20205K158
Person / Time
Issue date:	03/22/1999
From:	Shelton B NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
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ML20205K163	List: ML20205K158 ML20205K164
References
OMB-3150-0056, OMB-3150-56, NUDOCS 9904130007
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y:ur ag:ncy's P;perw;rk C';arance Officcr.g this form. F:t cddition:I forms or assistance in completing this form, contactI Please read the instructions bef:re compt; tin Send two copl;s of this farm th3 coll:ction instrutn;nt to be rcview'd, the Supporting Stat: ment and cny cdditi:nal documIntation to:.Offite cf Inbrmatirn and Rigutatt ry Aff;lts. Offiro of Manag;m;nt and Buciget, Dock;t Library, Room 10102,72517th Street NW, Washingt:n, DC 20503.

1. Agency / Subagency cnginating request

2. OMB contral number U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 7

3150-0056

b. None s.

3. Type of information collecbon (check one)

4. Type of revew requested (check one)

3. New collection y

a. Regular

c. Delegated

b. Revision of a currently approved collection

b. Eme*gency. Approval requested by (date):

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c. Extension of a currently approved colisetion

5. Will this informaton corection have a

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significant economic impad on a

d. Fleinstatement. without change, of a preslously approved substantial number of small entttes?

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f. Existing collection in use without an OMB control number 3

7. Tale Design Information Questionnaire

8. Agency form number (s) (Jf apphcabe)

IAEA Form N-71

g. Keyworca N: clear Facilities, Radioactive Materials, Nuclear Facility Safeguards

10. Abstract Licensees of facilities that appear on the U.S. eligible list, pursuant to the United States / International Atomic Energy Agency (US/IAEA) Safeguards Agreement, and who have been notified in writing by the Commission, tre required to complete and submit a Design Information Questionnaire,IAEA Form N71, to provide inf;rmation concerning their installation for use of the IAEL.

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13. Annutt reporting and recordkeeping hour burden

14. Annual reporting and recordkeeping cost buroen (m mousame ormas's) 1

a. Total ennualized capf:al/startup costs,

a. Nu nber of respondents 1

b. Total annual costs f0M

b. TotaJ annua! responses

1. percentage of these responses

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c. Total annual hours requested 360

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19.C rtific: tion far Pesrwcrk R:ducti:n Act Submbclans On behalf of this Federal agency, I certify that the collection of information encompassed by this request complies with 5 Cm 1320.9.

NOTE: ne text of 5 CR 1320.9, and the related provisions of 5 Cm 1320.8 (b) (3), appear at the end of the instructions. De certyicarton is to be made with reference to those regulatoryprovisions as setforth in she inrametions.

i ne following is a summary of the topics, regarding the proposed collection of'mformation, that the certification covers:

(a) k is necessary for the proper performance of agency thnetions; (b) k avoids unnecessary duplication; (c) k reduces burden on small entitles; (d) k uses plain, coherent, and unambiguous terminology that is understandable to respondents; (e) Its implementation will be consistent and compatible with current reporting and recordkeeping practices; (f) k indicates the retention periods for recordkeeping requirements; (g) k informs respondents of the information called for under 5 Cm 1320.8 (b)(3):

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Why the information is being collected; (ii) Use ofinformation; (iii) Burden estimate; (iv) Nature of response (voluntasy, required for a benefit, or mandatory);

(v) Nature of extent of confidentiality; and (vi) Need to display currently valid OMB control number-,

(b) It was developed by an office that has planned and allocated resources for the efficient and effective management and use of the information to be collected (see note in Item 19 of the instructions);

(i) It uses effective and efficient statistical survey methodology; and (j) It makes appropriate use ofinformation technology.

Ifyou are unable to certify compliance with any of these provisions, identify the item below and explain the reason in Item 18 of the Supporting Statement.

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IAEA FORM N-71 (AND THE APPROPRIATE ASSOCIATED lAEA FORM),

l DESIGN INFORMATION QUESTIONNAIRE (10 CFR SECTION 75.11)

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EXTENSION l

Descriotion of the Information Collection in order for the United States to fulfill its responsibilities as a participant in the US/lAEA Safeguards Agreement, it is necessary for licensees affected by 10 CFR Part 75 and related sections of Parts 40,50,70, and 150 to submit information concerning their installation for the use of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). lAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated lAEA Form), " Design Information Questionnaire,"is used for the collection of this information.

i All facilities that appear on the U.S. eligible list are required to complete and submit an IAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated lAEA Form) upon written request by the NRC. The U.S eligible list is a list filed with the Commission by the Secretary of State or his designee of installations eligible for IAEA safeguards under the US/lAEA Safeguards Agreement. Holders of construction permits may be requested in writing by the Commission to submit an IAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated IAEA Form). In addition, applicants for certain source or special nuclear material licenses are required to submit an IAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated IAEA Form) as specified in 10 CFR Sections 40.31(g),50.78,70.21(g),

and 150.17(a).

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LUSTIFICATION 1.

Need for and Practical Utility of the Collection of Information The information required by lAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated lAEA Form), as indicated in 10 CFR Part 75.11, includes identification of the installation, description of the general anangement of the installation, a description of features of the instal;ation, a description of the existing and proposed procedures at the installation for nuclear material accounting and control, and information with regard to any modification of the installation.

The information submitted on IAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated IAEA Form)is used by the NRC staff to provide information to the IAEA on nuclear installations so that the United States can fulfillits responsibilities as a participant in the US/lAEA Safeguards Agreement.

2.

Aoency Use of the informatioD NRC uses the information in Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated lAEA Form) to collert, retrieve, analyze as necessary, and submit the data to IAEA to fulfill its reporting responsibilities. Without this report form, NRC's ability to collect and provide this data would be severely limited.

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Reduction of Burden Throuoh Information Technolooy There are no legal obstacles to reducing the burden associated with this information collection. Licensees are able to use electronic information processing systems.

However, licensees are only required to file one report with subsequent minor l

updates. The current rate of electronic submittal of the IAEA Form N-71 (and the l

appropriate associated lAEA Form) is zero.

4.

Effort to identify Duolication and Use Similar Information The information Requirements Control Automated System (IRCAS) was searched to determine duplication and none was found.

5.

Effort to Reduce Small Business Burden NRC has determined that the licensees required to submit IAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated IAEA Form) are not small entities or businesses as those terms are used in the F.egulatory Flexibility Act.

6.

Conseouences to Federal Prooram or Policy Activities if the Collection is not Conducted or is Conducted Less Freouently l

The report is required by intemational agreement. If the collection were not conducted, the United States would not be in compliance with an intemational agreement to which it is a signatory. The report is a one-time requirement.

7.

Circumstances Which Justify Variation from OMB Guidelines Contrary to the OMB guidelines in 5 CFR 1320.5(d), fifteen copies of the IAEA Form i

N-71 (and the appropriate associated IAEA Form) are required to be submitted.

This is a one-time requirement. The copies are required for distribution to the IAEA, Department of State, the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the Department of Energy, the IAEA Project Officer, and the selected faci!ities files.

8.

Consultations Outside the NRC An opportunity to comment on the information collection requirements in IAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated IAEA Form), as indicated in 10 CFR Part 75.1, was published in the Federal Reoister on December 11,1998 (63 FR 68476).

There were no comments.

9.

Payment or Gifts to Respondents i

Not applicable.

10.

Confidentiality of Information Confidentiality is provided for this collection of information. The completed IAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated IAEA Form) is submitted to the 2

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11.

Justification for Sensitive Questions None.

12. - Estimate of Burden and Burden Hour Cost The burden for preparation and submission of each IAEA Form N-71 (and the

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appropriate associated IAEA Form) is 360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br /> as a one-time-only requirement.

The estimated number of responses annually is one. Thus, the total annual industry burden is estimated to be 360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br />. The estimated annual cost to the industry is

$43,560 (360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br /> X $121/hr). Cost is calculated at a rate of 5121 per hour, which is based on NRC's fee recovery rate.

13.

Estimate of Other Additional Costs None.

14.

Estimated Annualized Cost to the Federal Govemment Approximately 360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br /> is expended annually for the processing, review and evaluation, and further dissemination of each IAEA Form N-71 (and the appropriate associated IAEA Form). The estimated annual cost to the govemment is $43,560 (360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br /> / form x 11orm x $121/hr). This cost is fully recovered through license fees assessed to NRC licensees pursuant to 10 CFR Parts 170 and/or 171.

15.

Reasons for Chance in Burden or Cost There is no change in burden. There is a small increase in cost to reflect the current labor rate.

16.

Publication for Statistical Use This information will not be published for statistical use.

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Reason for Not Disolavina the Exoiration Date l

1 Not applicable.

18.

Exceptions to the Certification Statement Not applicable.

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COLLECTION OF INFORMATION EMPLOYlNG STATISTICAL METHODS Not applicable.

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CONFIDENTIAL APPROVED aY OMB: No. 3160 0066 EXPIRES: MM/DD/M(Y WHEN COMPLETED Estimit:d burd:n per r:spons3 to c mply with this menditory collIction r:quist: 30 minutIs. NRC b r:quir:d to collect this inform 1 tion for riporting to IAEA from facility licensees appearing on the U.S. Eligible List. Send comments regarding burden estimate to the Records Management Branch (T-6 F33), U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555-0001, or by internet e mail to bjst enrc. gov, and to the Desk Off;cer. Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, NEOB 10202 (3150 0056), Office of Management and, Budget, Washington, DC 20503.

If a means used to impose an information collection does not display a currently valid OMB control number, the NRC may not conduct or eponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, the information collection.

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY DEPARTMENT OF SAFEGUARDS AND INSPECTION DESIGN INFORMATION QUESTIONNAIRE

• IAEA USE ONLY The purpose of this document is to.otain the IAEA USE ONLY facility design information required by the Agency in order to discharge its safeguards responsibilities. It will also serve as a check list for examination of design information by Agency COUNTRY inspector (s). If, in an,y area, insufficient space is available, add additional sheets to the extent COUNTRY 1

OFFICER necessary.

TYPE The ' Confidential" markinhicates that the IAEA on this form is for IAEA purposes only. It in considers the information in the completed form JATE OF to be ' safeguards confidential' and is not to be confused with any U.S. security classification.

INITIAL DATA VERIFICATION i

• Questions which are not applicable may be left LAST REVIEWING unanswered.

AND UPDATING CONFIDENTIAL WHEN COMPLETED N-71 (MM 1999)

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i ALL FACILITIES DATE:

GENERAL INFORMATION I

t. NAME OF THE FACILITY (include usual abbreviation) 2 LOCATION AND POSTAL ADDRESS i

1 OWNER (lega!!y responsible)

4. OPERATOR (legally responsible)

E DESCRIPTION (main features only)

& PURPOSE

7. STATUS (planned; under construction; in operation)

& CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE DATES Start of Construction Commissioning Operation (if not in operation)

9. NORMAL OPERATING MODE (days only, two-shift, three shift; number of days / annum, etc.)

10. FACILITY LAYOUT DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REF. NOS.

(structural containment, fences, eccess, nuclear material storage areas, laboratories, waste disposal areas, routes followed by nuclear material, experimental, and test areas, etc.)

11. SITE LAYOUT DRt. WING (S) AND/OR MAPS ATTACHED UNDER REF. NOS.

(site plan showing in sufficient detail; location, premises and perimeter of facility, other buildings, roads, railways, rivers, etc.

12 NAMES AND/OR TITLE AND ADDRESS OF RESPONSIBLE OFFICERS (for nuclear material accountancy and control and contact with the Agency. If possible, attach organization charts i

showing position of officers) l N-71 (MM 1999)

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RESEARCH AND POWER REACTORS DATE:

,I CONFIDENTIAL APPRovl0 5Y OMa: No. 31604066 EXPlREs: MM/DD/YYYY WHEN COMPLETED Estimated burden per response to comply with this mandatory collection request: 360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br />. NRC is required to collect this information for reporting to IAEA from facility licensees appearing on the U.S. Eligible List. Send comments regarding burden estimate to the Records Management Branch (T 6 F33), U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555-0001, or by internet e-mail to bjs10nte., gov, and to the Desk Officer, Office of information and Regulatory Affairs, NEOB 10202, (3150 0056), Office of Management and Budget, Washington, DC 20503.

If a means used to impose an information collection does not display a currently valid OMB control number, the NRC may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, the information collection.

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY DEPARTMENT OF SAFEGUARDS AND INSPECTION DESIGN INFORMATION QUESTIONNAIRE *

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• Confidential" marking on this form is for IAEA lAEA USE ONLY purposes only. It indicates that the IAEA considers the information in the completed form to be

' safeguards confidential' and is not to be confused with any U.S. security classification.

• Questions which are not applicable may be left unanswered.

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13. FACILITY DESCRIPTION GENERAL FLOW DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER REF. NOS.

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14. RATED THERMAL OUTPUT, ELECTRICITY OUTPUT (for power reactors) t

15. NUMBER OF UNITS (REACTORS) AND THEIR LAYOUT IN THE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

16. REACTOR TYPE N-72 (MM-1999)

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17. TYPE OF REFUELING (on-or off load)

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18. CORE ENRICHMENT RANGE AND PU CONCENTRATION (at equilibrium for on-load reactors, irntial and final for off-load reactors)

19. MODERATOR I

20. COOLANT

21. BLANKET, REFLECTOR

22. TYPES OF FRESH FUEL

23. FRESH FUEL ENRICHMENT (U-235)

AND/OR PU CONTENT (average enrichment per each type of assembly)

24. NOMINAL WEIGHT OF FUEL IN ELEMENTS / ASSEMBLIES (with design tolerances)

25. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL FORM OF FRESH FUEL (generaldescription) 73 (MM-1999)

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26. REACTOR ASSEMBLIES

• DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

(indicate for each type)

- types of assemblies;

- number of fuel assemblies, control and shim assemblies, experimental assemblies in the core,in blanket zone (s);

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- number and types of fuel rods / elements"

- average enrichment and/or Pu content per assembly;

- general structure;

- geometric form;

- dimensions;

- cladding materia!

27. DESCRIPTION OF FRESH FUEL ELEMENTS DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

(indicate for each type)

- physical and chemical form of fuel;

- nuclear material and fissionalbe material and its quantity (with design tolerances);

- enrichment and/or Pu content;

- geometric form;

- dimensions;

- number of slugs / pallets per element;

-composition of alloy;

- cladding material '. thickness, composition of material, bonding) 1

• Assembly is the combination of elements or handling units such as cluster o r bundle.

" Element is the smallest contained fuel unit.

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28. PROVISION FOR ELEMENT EXCHANGE IN ASSEMBLIES OF EACH TYPE (m ble whether this is foreseen to become a rwtine operation)

29. BASIC OPERATIONAL DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

ACCOUNTING UNIT (S)

(fuel elements / assemblies, etc.)

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30. OTHER TYPES OF UNITS

31. MEANS OF NUCLEAR MATERIAUFUEL IDENTIFICATION i

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NUCLEAR MATERIAL DESCRIPTION

32. OTHER NUCLEAR MATERIALIN THE FACluTY (each separatelyidentified)

I NUCLEAR MATERIAL FLOW

33. SCHEM ATIC FLOW SHEET FOR DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

j NUCLEAR MATERIAL (identifying measurernent points, accountability areas, inventory locations, etc.)

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34. INVENTORY STATE QUANTITY RANGE, NUMBER OF ITEMS, AND APPROXIMATE URAN!UM ENRICHMENT AND PLUTONIUM CONTENT FOR (mder normal operating conditions):

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Fresh Fuel Storage I) Reactor Core E) Spent Fuel Storage f

hr) Other Locations

35. LOAD FACTOR (power reactor only)

36. REACTOR CORE LOADING (number of elements / assemblies)

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NUCLEAR MATERIAL FLOW

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37. REFUELING REQUIREMENTS (quantity, time interval)

36. BURN-UP (average / maximum) t

39. IS THE IRRADIATED FUEL TO BE REP 90C2SSED OR STORED?

(if r,. ores, indicate site)

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40. FRESH FUEL I) Packagine (description)

E) Layost, General Arrangements, and DRAWING (S) ATTACHED C!OER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

Storage Plan S

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NUCLEAR MATERIAL HANDLIND

40. FRESH FUEL (Continued) lii) Capacity of Store (iv) Fuel Preparation and Assay Room, and DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

Reactor Loading Area (description and indication of layout and generalarrangement)

41. FUELTRANSFER EQUIPMENT DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

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42. ROUTES FOLLOWED BY NUCLEAR MATERIAL (fresh fuel, irradiated fuel, blanket, other material)

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43. REACTOR VESSEL DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

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j **. REACTOR CORE DIAGRAM DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

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45. NUMBER AND SIZE OF CHANNELS FOR FUEL ELEMENTS OR ASSEMBLIES AND FOR CONTROL ELEMENTS IN THE CORE

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47. INSTRUMENTATION FOR MEASURING NEUTRON AND GAMMA FLUX I

48. IRRADIATED FUEL DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

O Layout, Spent Fuel Storage Plan, and General Arrangements (intemal and extemal)

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Ei) Design Capacity of Storage F/) Minimum and Normal Coolidg Period Prior to Shipment s

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48.YRADIATED FUEL (Continued)

DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

v) Description of irradiated FuelTransport Equipment and Shipping Cask (if no information on site, where is it held?)

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49. MAXIMUM ACTIVITY OF FUEL / BLANKET AFTER REFUELING (at the surface and at a distance of 1 metre)

50. METHODS AND EQUIPMENT FOR HANDLING 1RRADIATED FUEL I

(except for that already given under Os. 41, 48.v)

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51. NUCLEAR MATERIALTESTING ARE/4.,

(except as already given under O. 40)

For each such area, briefly describe:

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Nature of Activities ii) Major Equipment Available (e.g., hot cell, fuel element decladding, and dissolution equipment) e li!) Shipping Containers Used (main material, scrap, and waste)

Iv) Storage Areas for Both Unirradiated and Irradiated Materials v)

Leyout and General Arrangement DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

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COOLANT DATA

52. FLOW DIAGRAM DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

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PROJECTION AND SAFETY MEASURES

53. BASIC MEASURES FOR PHYSICAL PROTECTION OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL O

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PROiECTION AND SAFETY MEASURES

54. SPECIFIC HEALTH AND SAFETY RULES

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55. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION SPECIMEN FORMS USED IN ALL PROCEDURES ATTACHED UNDER Give a description of the nuclear material REFERFNCE NUMBERS:

accounting system, of the method of recording and reporting accountancy data, the procedures for account adjustments after invehtory, and correction of mistakes, etc.,

using the following headings:

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General 1

(This section should also state what general and subsidiary ledgers will be used, their form (hard copies, tapes, microfilt"s, etc.), as well as who has the responsibility and authority. Source data (e.g., shipping and receiving forms, the initial recording of measurements and measurement control sheets) should be identified. The procedures for making

. adjustments, the source data and records should be covered as well as how the adjustments are authorized and substantiated.)

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Description of procedures, scheduled frequency, methods of operator's inventory taking (both for item and/or mass accountancy) including relevant assay methods and expected accuracy, access to nuclear material, possible j

verification method for irradiated nuclear materia!, methods of verification of nuclear materialin the core v)

Nuclear loss and production (estimation of lirnits)

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NUCLEAR MATERIAL ACCOUNTANCY AND CONTROL

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Description of Location, Type, identification E)

Anticipated Types of Inventory Change and Possibilities to Use This Measurement Point for PhysicalInventory Taking lii) Physicaland Chemical Form of Nuclear Material (with cladding materials descriptior)

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ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS,IDENTIFlED

. IN PARTICULAR UNDER OS. 13,33,34, GIVE THE FOLLOWING (IF APPLICABLE)*

(Continued) vil) Source and Levelof Accuracy viii) Technique and Frequency of Calibration of Equipment Used f

u Ix) Programme for the Counting Appraisal of the Accuracy of Methods and Techniques Used

• For each measurement point, fill in separate sheet.

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ACCOUNTAB!LITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER OS.13,33,34, GIVE THE FOLLOWING (IF APPLICABLE)*

(Continued) x) Methods of Converting Source Data to Batch Data (standard calculative procedures, constants used, empirical relationships, etc.)

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ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER OS.13,33,34, GIVe THE FOLLOWING (IF APPLICABLE)*

(Continued) miii) Type, Composition and Quantity of Nuclear Material Per Batch (with indication of batch data, total weight of each element of nuclear material and, in the case of plutonium and uranium, the isotopic composttion when appropriate, form of nuclear material) i I

xiv) Access to Nuclear Material and its Location i

i av Features Related to Containment.

Surveillance Measures

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(indicating all process stages, storage areas (The diagram (s) should also indicate equipment, hoods, cells, and those areas and feed, product and waste points as which contain nuclear material as those specific areas where hold-up of pertaining to the measurement control and nuclear material can occur) accountancy of nuclear material)

14. PROCESS DESCRIPTION (indicating type of conversion, method of fabrication, sampling methods, etc., indicating also the modification of physical and chemical forms) 2 N-73 (MM 1999)

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17. OTHER IMPORTANT ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT USING, PRODUCING, OR PROCESSING NUCLEAR MATERIAL,IF ANY (such as testing and experimenta! equipment)

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MAIN MATERIAL DESCRIPTION FEED INTERMEDIATE PRODUCT (1)

PRODUCT i) Main Types of Accountability Units to Be Handled in the Facility

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(for product include types of fuel element /

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PRODUCT (Continued) v)

Storage and Plant inventory (indicating any change with throughput) vi) Frequency..i Receipt or Shipment (ba*chesfunits per month) a

19. SCRAP MATERIAL

20. WASTE MATERIAL (including contaminated equipment, measured discards, and retained waste).

Describe for each waste stream:

i) Major Contributions (sources)

E) Type of Waste (1) For example, powder, pellets etc., separately stored or shipped.

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Iv) Estimated Enrichment Ranges and Uranium /Phitonium Content v)

Estimated Quantities Pe.r Year, Period of Storing f

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21. WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER FIGURE NUMBERS:

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22. OTHER NUCLEAR MATERIAL IN THE DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

FACILITY AND ITS LOCATION, IF ANY

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NUCLEAR MATERIAL (identifying sampling points, flow and inventory measurement points, accountability arest, inventorylocations, etc.)

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24. TYPES, FORM, RANGES OF ENRICHMENT, PU CONTENT, RANGES OF QUANTITIES OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL FLOW FOH EACH NUCLEAR MATERIAL HANDLING AREA, La.:

process area storage area otherlocations (Also indicate mar.imum quantities of nuclear material to be handled in accountability areas at the one time.)

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25. RECYCLE PROCESSES DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

(briefly describe any such processes giving source and form of material, method of

storage, normalinventory, frequency of processing, duration of temporary storage, schedules for j

any extemal recycling, measurement method of fissile content of recycle material) i i

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In-Process (within plant and equipment during normal operation; indicate quantity, range of enrichment, Pu content, form and principal locations and any significant change in time or throughput; indicate anticipated residual hold-up and mechanism, e.g., plate out, condensatiorf)

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27. CONTAINERS, PACKAGING, AND DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

STORAGE AREA DESCRIPTION SEPARATE NOTE TO BE ATTACHED.

Describe for feeds, products, and wastes: the type and size of storage and shipping containers and packaging used, (including nominal capacity and capacity for normal operation, and type of material); method of storage or packing, filling and emptying procedures, shielding; and any special identification features.

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BY NUCLEAR MATERIAL (with reference to plant layout)

30. SHIELDING (for storage and transfer)

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31. MAINTENANCE, DECONTAMINATION, SEPARATE NOTE TO BE ATTACHED CLEAN-OUT Describing plans and procedures for decontamination and clean-out of equipment containing nuclear material, defining all sampling and measurement points associated with:

i) Normal Plant Maintenance; li) Plant and Equipment Decontamination and Subsequent Nuclear Material Recovery; iii) Plant and Equipment Clean-out including Means of Ensuring Vessels Are Empty; iv) Plant Start-up And Plant Shutdown (if difference from normal operations)

(In cases where clean-out and/or sampling is not possible, indicate how the hold-up of nuclear materialis measured or calculated.)

PROTECTION AND SAFETY MEASURES

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34. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION SPECIMEN FORMS USED IN ALL PROCEDURES ATTACHEC UNDER Give a description of the nuclear material REFERENCE NUMBERS:

accountancy system, the method of recording and reporting accountancy data and establishing material balances, frequency of material balances, procedures for account adjustment after plant inventory, mistakes, etc., under the following headings:

1) General (This section should also state what general and subsidiary ledgers will be used, their l

form (hard copies, tapes, microfilms, etc.), as well as who has the responsibility and authority. Source data (e.g., shipping and l

receiving forms, in+emal transfer documents, physical inventory forms, the initial recording q

of measurements and measurement control j

sheets) should be identified. The procedures for making adjustments; the j

source data and records should be covered i

as well as how the adjustments are authorized and substaritiated).

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Receipts (including method of dealing with shipper /

receiver differences and subsequent account corrections, the checks and measurements used to confirm nuclear l

material content and the persons responsible for those determinations should be defined.

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34. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION (Continued)

LIST OF MAJOR ITEMS OF EOUIPMENT REGARDED AS NUCLEAR p

MATERIAL CONTAINERS ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

Description of procedures, scheduled frequency, estimated distribution of nuclear material, methods of operator's inventory taking (both for item and'or bulk accountancy, including relevant assay method), accessability and possible verification method for nuclear material, expected accuracy, and access to nuclear material.

(in particular, the description of procedures should also provide the basic inventory approach to be used, i.e.,

planning, organizing. and conducting the inventory, pre-listing, use of prior measurement data; who has primary responsibility for the inventory; how process clean-out is accomplished; the,

accountancy of process residual hold-up.)

v)

Measured Discards.

(Methods of estimation of quantities per year / month, method of disposal.

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(including log books, ger aral ledgers, l

internal transfer Iorms,. 4 *M of adjustment or correction, cad retention location, and languages; control measures and responsibility for records) 9

35. FEATURES RELATED TO CONTAINMENT AND SURVEILLANCE MEASURES (General description of applied or possible measures in reference to floor plan or plant layout)

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36. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY IF NECESSARY, ATTACH DRAWING (S)

MEASUREMENT PO;NT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER OS.13, 23,24, GIVE THE FOLLOWING*

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Description of Location, Type, identificatinn E)

Expected Types of Inventory Change at This Measurement Point Ei) Possibilities to Use This Measurement Point for PhysicalInventory Taking iv) Physical and Chemical Form of Nuclear Material (including enrichment range, Pu conterf.,

and cladding materials description)

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36. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY MEASUREMENT POINT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER OS.13, 23,24, GIVE THE FOLLOWING* (Continued) v) Nuclear Material Containers, Packaging, and Method of Storage j

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vi) Sampling Procedure and Equipment Used (including number of samples taken, frequency and rejection criteria)

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36. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY MEASUREMENT POINT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER QS.13, 23,24, GIVE THE FOL LOWING * (Continued) viii) Source and Levelof Random and Systematic Errors for Feed, Products, Scrap, Waste (weight, volume, sampling, analyticaf) k) Calculative and Error Propagation Techniques x) Technique and Frequency of Calibration of Equipment used, and Standards Used

• For each measurement point, fill in separate sheet.

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36. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY MEASUREMENT POINT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, 4DENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER QS.13, 23,24, GIVE THE FOLLOWING* (Continued) xi) Programme for the Continuing Appraisal of the Accuracy of Weight, Volume, Sampling and Analytical Techniques and Measurement Methods xil) Programme for Statistical Evaluation of Data from (x) and (xi) 1 xiii) Method of Converting Source Data to Batch Data (standard calculative procedures, constants and empirical relationships for feed, products in sub-accounting areas, waste and scrap) i

• For each measurement point, fillin separate cheet.

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36. FOR EACH Fl.OW ARO INVENTORY IF NECESSARY, ATTACH DRAWING (S)

MEASUREMENT POINT AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUt6 ABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER QS.13, l

23,24, GIVE THE FOLLOWING*

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xiv) Means of Batch Identification l

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and inventory Batches

• For each measuremeat point, fill in separate sheet.

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36. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY MEASUREMENT POINT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, l

IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER 05.13, 23,24, GIVE THE FOLLOWING* (Continued) xviii) Type, Composition and Quantity of Nuclear Material Per Batch (with indication of batch data, total weight of each element of nuclear materia l and form of nuclear rnatorial) r 4

xix)

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37. OVERALL LIMIT OF ERROR Describe procedures to combine individual measurement error determination to obtain the overaillimit of error for.

i) S/R Differences li) Book inventory lii) Physicalinventory Iv) MUF

• For each measurement point, fill in separate sheet.

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Date:

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IDONFIDENTIAL APPRoVEo aY OMS: No.31640054 EXPIRES: MWDDnfYYY WHEN COMPLETED Estimated burden per response to comply with this mandatory collection request: 360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br />. NRC is required to collect this information for reporting to comments regarding burden estimate to the Records Wuq.gible List. Send IAEA from facility licensees appearing on the U.S. Eli ment Branch (T-6 F33), U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC EN *t, or by internet e mail to bJs10nrc. gov, and to the Desk Officer. Oitice of Information and Regulatory Affairs, NEOB 10202. (3150-0056). Office of Management and Budget, Washington, DC 20503.

If a means used to impose an information collection does not display a currently valid OMB control number, the NRC may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, the information collection.

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY DEPARTMENT OF SAFEGUARDS AND INSPECTION DESIGN INFORMATION QUESTIONNAIRE *

(CONTINUED)

The ' Confidential' marking on this form is for IAEA lAEA USE ONLY purposes only. It indicates that the IAEA considers the information in the completed form to be

' safeguards confidential' and is not to be confused with any U.S. security classification.

• Questions which are not applicable may be left unanswered.

REPROCESSING PLANTS OVERALL PROCESS PARAMETERS

13. FACILITY DESCRIPTION GENERAL FLOW DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER REF. NOS.

(indicating all process modification stages.

(The diagram (s) should also indicate equipment, hoods, cells, and those areas storage areas and feed, product and waste which contain nuclear material, as well as those specific areas where hold-up points as pertaining to the measurement of nuclear materialcan occur) control and accountancy of nuclear material) i

14. PROCESS DESCRIPTION (Also indicating the modification of physical and chemicalforms)

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15. DESIGN CAPACITY (in weight of principle products per annum) 1 l

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17. OTHER IMPORTANT ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT USING, PRODUCING, OR PROCESSING NUCLEAR MATERIAL,IF ANY (such as testing and experimental equipment)

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io 18.

MAIN MATERIAL DESCRIPTION FEED PRODUCT (1)

1) Main Types of Accountability Units to Be Handled in the Facility B) Chemical and Physical Form (for feed include types of fuel element /

assemblies, give detailed description indicating general structure and overall dimensions of fuel element / assemblies, including nuclear material content and enrichment)

Attach drawing (s) l l

l lii) Throughput, Enrichment Ranges and Pu contents (for normal flow sheet operation indicating if blending an$or recycling takes piace) i IV) Batch Size / Flow Rate and Campaign Period, Means of Batch identification l

l (1) For example, uranium and plutonlurn.

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(Continued) v)

Storage and Plant Inventory (indicating any change with throughput) l vi) Frequency of Receipt or Shipment i

(batches / units per month)

19. WASTE MATERIAL (including contaminated equipment, measured discards, and retained waste).

Describe for each waste stream:

i) Major Contributions (sources) li) Type of Waste i

l lii) Chemical and Physical Form (liquid, solid, etc.)

l iv) Estimated Enrichment Ranges, and Uranium / Plutonium Content (1) For example, uranium and plutonium.

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Estimated Quantities Per Year, Period of Storing

.vi) Waste Generated Rates (as % of input / throughput, quantities per month) 4 vii) Store inventory Range and Maximum Capacity viii) Method and Frequency of Recovery / Disposal

20. WASTE TREATMENT SYSTEM DIAGRAM (S) A1TACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

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21. OTHER NUCLEAR MATERIAL IN THE DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

FACILITY AND ITS LOCATION,IF ANY a

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22. SCHEMATIC FLOW SHEET FOR DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

NUCLEAR MATERIAL (identifying sampling points, flow and inventory measurement points, accountability areas, inventory locations, etc.)

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23. TYPES, FORM, RANGES OF ENRICHMENT, l

PU CONTENT, RANGES OF QUANTITIES OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL FLOW FOR EACH NUCLEAR MATERIAL HANDLING AREA, Le.:

process area storage aret otherlocations (A!so indicate maximum quantities of nuctsar material to be handled in accountability areas at the one time.)

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24. RECYCLE PROCESSES DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

(briefly describe any such prncesses giving source and form of material, method of

storage, normalinventory, frequency of processing, duration of temporary storage, schedules for any extemal recycling, measurement method of fissile content of recycle materiaf) i i

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25. INVENTORY I) frvProcess (within plant and equipment during normal operation; indicate quantity, range of enrichment, Pu content, forrn and principallocations and any significant change in time or throughput; also indicate anticipated residual hold up and mechanism) li)

Feed and Product Storage lii) Other Locations (quantity, range of enrichment, Pu content, form and location of inventory not already specified)

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26. CONTAINERS, PACKAGING, AND DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

STORAGE AREA DESCRIPTION SEPARATE NOTE TO BE ATTACHED.

Describe for feeds, products, and wastes: the type and size of storage and shipping containers and packaging used, (including nominal capacity and capacity for normal operation, and type of material); method of storage or packing, filling and emptying procedures, shielding, and any special identification features.

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28. TRANSPORTATION ROUTES FOLLOWED DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

BY NUCLEAR MATERIAL (with reference to plant layout)

30. SHIELDING (for storage and transfer)

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30. MA!NTENANCE, DECONTAMINATION, SEPARATE NOTE TO BE ATTACHED

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CLEAN-OUT Describing plans and procedures for decontamination and clean-out of equipment containing nuclear material, defining all sampling and measurement points associated with:

i) Normal Plant Maintenance; ii) Plant and Equipment Decontamination and Subsequent Nuclear Material Recovery; lii) Plant and Equipment Clean-out including Means of Ensuring Vessels Are Empty; iv) Plant Start-up and Plant Shutdown (if difference from normal operations)

(in cases where clean-out and/or sampling is not possible, indicate how the hold-up of nuclear material is measured or calculated.)

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32. SPECIFIC HEALTH AND SAFETY RULES FOR INSPECTOR COMPLIANCE (if extensive, attach separately)

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33. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION SPECIMEN FORMS USED IN ALL PROCEDURES ATTACHED UNDER Give a description of the nuclear material REFERENCE NUMBERS:

j accountancy system, the method of recording i

and reporting accountancy data and establishing material balances, frequency of materir.! balances, procedures for account adjustment after plant inventory, mistakes, etc., under the following headings:

1) General (This section should also state what general and subsidiary ledgers will be used, their form (hard copies, tapes, microfilms, etc.), as well as who has the responsibility and authority. Source data (e.g., shipping and receiving forms, the initial recording of measurements and measurement control sheets). The procedures for maldng adjustments; the source data and records should be covered as well as how the adjustments are authorized and substantiated).

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Receipts (including method of dealing with shipper /

receiver differences and subsequent account corrections, the checks and meastnements used to confirm nuclear material content and the persons responsible for those determinations should be defined.

lii) Shipments (products, waste, measured discards)

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33. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION (Continued)

LIST OF MAJOR ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT REGARDED AS NUCLEAR iv) PhysicalInventory Description of procedures, scheduled frequency, estimated distribution of nuclear material, methods of operator's inventory taking (both for item and/or bulk accountancy, including relevant assay method), accessability and possible verification method for irradiated nuclear material, expected accuracy, and access to nuclear material.

(In particular, the description of l

procedures should also provide the basic inventory approach to be used, i.e.,

planning, organizing, and conducting the inventory, pre-listing, use of prior measurement data; who has primary responsibility for the inventory; how p' ocess clean-out is accomplished; the accountancy of process residual hold-up.)

l v)

Measured Discards.

(Methods of estimation of quantities per year / month, method of disposal.

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f vii) Unmeasured Losses (Indicate the methods used to estimate unmeasured losses)

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33. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION (Continued)

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viii) Operation Records and Accounts (including log books, general ledgers, infomal transfer forms, method of adjustment or correction and retention location, and languages; control measures and responsibility for records)

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34. FEATURES RELATED TO CONTAINMENT AND StIRVEILLANCE MEASURES (General description of app!ied or possible measures)

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35. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY IF NECESSARY, ATTACH DRAWING (S)

MEASUREMENT POINT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER OS.13, 22,23, GIVE THE FOLLOWING*

i) ' Description of Location, Type, identificaten B) Type ofInventory Change Expected at This Measurement Point 1

El) Possibilities to Use This Measurement Point for Physicallnventory Taking Iv) Physicaland Chemical Form of Nuclear Material (including enrichment range, Pu content, and cladding materials description)

• For each measurement point, fill in separate sheet.

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35. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY MEASUREMENT POINT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER QS.13, 22,23, GIVE THE FOLLOWING* (Continued) v) Nuclear Material Containers, Packaging, and Method of Storage vi) Sampling Procedure ard Equipment i

Used (including number of samples taken, frequency and rejection criteria) l vii) Measurement / Analytical Method (s) and Equipment Used and Corresponding Accuracies

• For each measurement point, fill in separate sheet.

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35. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY MEASUREMENT POINT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER QS.13, 22,23 GIVE THE FOLLOWING'(Continued) viii) Source and Levelof Random and Systematic Errors for Feed, Products, Waste (weight, volume, sampling, analytical) ix) Calculative and Error Propagation Techniques x) Technique and Frequency of Calibration of Equipment Used. and Standards Used

• For each measurement point, fill in separate sheet.

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35. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY MEASUREMENT POINT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER OS.13, 22,23, GIVE THE FOLLOWING* (Continued) xi) Programme for the Continuing Appraisal of the Accuracy of Weight Volume, Sampling and Analytical Techniques and Measurement Methods 4

xii) Programme for Statistical Evaluation of Data from (x) to (xi) i xiii) Method of Converting Source Data to Batch Data (standard calculative procedures, constants and empirical relationchipJ for feed, products in sub-accounting areas, and waste)

• For each measurement point, fill in separate sheet.

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35. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY MEASUREMENT POINT, AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER OS.13, 22,23, GIVE THE FOLLOWING* (Cortinued) xiv) Means of Batch identification l

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xv) Anticipated Batch Flow Rate Per Year xvi) Anticipated Number of Inventory Batches Present at Measurement Point avii) Anticipated Number of items Per Flow and inventory Batches

• For each measurement point, fill in separate sheet.

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36. FOR EACH FLOW AND INVENTORY MEASUREMENT POINT. AND SAMPLING POINTS OF ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, IDENTIFIED IN PARTICULAR UNDER OS.13, 22,23, GIVE THE FOLLOWING* (Continued) xviii) Type, Composition and Quantity of Nuclear Material Per Batch (with indication of batch data, total weight of each element of nuclear material and form of nuclear material) l e

xix)

Features Related to Containment.

Surveillance Measures

36. OVERALL LIMIT OF ERROR Describe procedures to combine individual measurement error measurements to obtain the overalllimit of error for.

O S/R Differences I) Book inventory lii) PhysicalInventory M MUF I

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• For each measurement point, fill in seharate Sheet.

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OPTIONAL INFORMATION

37. OPTIONALINFORMAT:ON (that the operator considers relevant to safeguarding the facility)

Signature of Responsible Officen Date:

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lh CONFIDENTIAL lSOTOPIC ENRICHMENT PLANTS DATE:

APPAoVED eY oMe: No. 315000M EXPIRES: MM/DD/mfy Y

WHEN COMPLETED Estimated burden per response to comply with this mandatory collection request: 360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br />. NRC is required to collect this information for reporting to IAEA from facility licensees appearing on the U.S. Eligible List. Send comments regarding burden estimate to the Records Management Branch (T-6 F33), U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555-0001, or by internet e mail to bjs10nrc. gov, and to the Desk Officer. Office of information and Regulatory Affairs, NEOB-10202, (3150-0056), Office of Management and Budget. Washington, DC 20503. If a means used to impose an information collection does not display a currently valid OMB control number, the NRC may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, the information collection.

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' safeguards confidential' and is not to be confused with any U.S. security classification.

• Questions which are not applicable may be left unanswered.

ISOTOPIC ENRICHMENT PLANTS OVERALL PROCESS PARAMETERS

13. FACILITY DESCRIPTION GENERAL FLOW DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER (indicating all process stages, storage areas REFERENCE NUMBERS:

and feed, product, tall, and waste points) 4

14. PROCESS DESCRIPTION FLOW SHEET (S) FOR NORMAL OPERATION ATTACHED UNDER (identifying sampling and key measurement REFERENCE NUMBERS:

points; MBAs;inventorylocations)

15. DESIGN CAPACITY (throughput and energy consumption)

MTUSW/ annum MW

16. ANTICIPATED ANNUALTHROUGHPUT (in the form of a forward programme, indicating the proportion of various feeds and products)

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MAIN MATERIAL DESCRIPTION FEED PRODUCT TAILS j

i) Chemicaland Physical Form

5) Throughput and Enrichmt,nt Ranges l

(for normal flow sheet operation indicating i

il blending and/or recycling takes place) l Ei) Batch Size / Flow Rate and Campaign Period iv) Maximum Capability as Concentration of Top Product (Nat. U feed) 1 v) Storage Inventory (indicating any change with throughput) vi) Frequencyof ReceiptorShipment

18. WASTE MATERIAL

1) Source and Form (Indicating major contributors; liquid or solid; tange of constituents; enrichment range; include contaminated equipment)

R) Storage inventory Range, Method and Frequency of Recovery / Disposal N-75 (MM 1999)

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19. CONTAINER AND STORAGE SEPARATE NOTE TO BE ATTACHED.

AREA DESCRIPTION Describe for feeds, products, tails, and wastes: the type and size of storage and shipping containers and packaging used (including nominal capacity and capacity for normal operation, and type of material); method of storage or packing, filling and emptying procedures (include time cycle); shieloing: and any special identification features.

20. MEASURED DISCARDS AND RETAINED WASTE i) As % of input

21. INVENTORY i) in-Process (within plant and equipment during normal operation; indicate quantity form and main locations and any significant change with time or throughput)

E) Other Locations (quantity, form and location of inventory not already specified)

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22. MAINTENANCE, DECONTAMINATION, SEPARATE NOTE TO BE ATTACHLs CLEAN-OUT Describing plans and procedures and defining all sampling and key measurement points associated with; i) Normal Plant Maintenance; li) Plant and Equipment Decontamination and Subsequent Nuclear Material Recovery; lii) Plant and Equipment Clean-out including Means of Ensuring Vessels Are Empty.

PROTECTION AND SAFETY MEASURES 23.1 BASIC MEASURES FOR PHYSICAL PROTECTION OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL

24. SPECIFIC HEALTH nND SAFETY RULES FOR INSPECTOR COMPLIANCE (E extensive, attach separately)

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-1 NUCLEAR MI ? RIAL ACCOUNTANCY f

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25. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION SPEC, kN FORh*S USED IN ALL PROCEDURES ATIACHED UNDER i

l Give a description of the nuclear material REFERENCE NUMBERS:

accounting system, the method of recording and reporting accountancy data and establishinD material balancen, procedures for account adjustment after plant inventory, mistakes, etc., under the following headings:

0 General N-75 (MM 1999)

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25. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION (Continued)

B)

Receipts (including method of dealing with shipper /

receiver differences and subsequent accounicorrections)

W) Shipments (product and waste)

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j NUCLEAR MATERIAL ACCOUNTANCY

25. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION (Continued)

LIST OF MAJOR ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT REGARDED AS NUCLEAR h) Physicalinventory (frequency, procedures, estimated distribution) v) Measured Discards and Retained Waste vi) Operation Records and Accounts (including method of adjustment or correction and place of preservation and language)

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26. FOR EACH KEY MEASUREMENT PO!NT IDENTIFIED UNDER OS.14 and 22 GIVE THE FOLLOWING*

I) identification E)

Chemical and Physical Form of Material lii) Samplin2 Procedure and Equipment Used Iv) Measurement / Analytical Method and Equipment Used v)

Source and Levelof Random and Systematic Errors (weighing, volume, sampling, g

analytical) vi) Method of Converting Source Data to Batch Data (standard niculative procedures, castantr and empirical relationships)

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26. FOR EACH KEY MEASUREMENT POINT IDENTIFIED UNDER OS.14 and 22, GIVE THE FOLLOWING*

vii) Calculative and Error Propagation Technique i

i i

vill) Technique and Frequency of Calibration of Equipment Used lx) Programme for the Continuing Appraisal of the Accuracy of Weight, Volume, Sampling Techniques and Meast.rement Methods x)

Programme for Statistical Evaluation of Data from (viii) and (lx)

• COMPLETE PAGE 9 AND PAGE 10 FOR EACH KMP N-75 (MM 1999)

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27. OVERALL LIMIT OF ERROR Describe procedures to combine individual rnessurement error measurements to obtain the overalllimit of error for.-

1)

S/R Difference li)

Bookinventory lii) Physicallnventory iv) MUF 2

OPTIONAL INFORMATION m; -

28. OPTIONALINFORMATION (that the operator considers relevant to safeguarding the facility)

Signature of Responsible Officer:

t Date:

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INFORMATION IN RESPECT OF NUCLEAR Y,:

MATERIAL OUTSIDE FACILITIES

• DATE:

~ CONFIDENTIAL APPROVED BY OM8: NO. 31s04056 EXP!REE: MM/DDnnfYY t

WHEN COMPLETED Estimated burden per response to comply with this mandatory collection request: 360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br />. NRC is required to collect this information for reporting to IAEA from facility licentess appearing on the U.S. Eligible List. Send t

comments regarding burden estimate to the Records Management Branch (T-6 F33), U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555-0001, or by internet e mail to bjs19nrc. gov, and to the Desk Officer, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, NEOB 10202, (3150-0056), Office of I

Management and Budget, Washington, DC 20503. If a means used to impose an information collection does not display a currently valid OMB control number, the NRC may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, the information collection.

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The ' Confidential" marking on this form is for lAEA IAEA USE ONLY purposes only. It indicates that the IAEA considers the information in the completed form to be

' safeguards confidential' and is not to be confused with any U.S. security classification.

• Questions which are not applicable may be left unanswered.

INFORMATION IN RESPECT OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL OUTSIDE FACILITIES

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2. OWNER (legally responsible)

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INFORMATION IN RESPECT OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL OUTSIDE FACILITIES DATE:

GENERAL INFORMATION

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4. NAMES AND/OR TITLES AND ADDRESS OF RESPONSIBLE OFFICERS (for nuclear material accountancy and control and contact with the Agency)

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6. GENERAL MATERIAL DESCRIPTION (for each type) i)

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Enrichment Range and Pu Content ill) Amounts of Nuclear Material Usually Kept at the Location i

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8. RADIATION LEVEL (at the surface of the nuclear material, at a distance of 1 metre)

9. DESCRIPTION OF MAIN CONTAINERS IF NECESSARY, ATTACH DRAWING (S)

USED FOR STORAGE AND HANDLING t

10. NUCLEAR MATERIALTRANSFER IF NECESSARY, ATTACH DRAWING (S)

EQUIPMENT

11. IDENTIFICATION OF MEASUREMENT FLOW SHEET (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

POINTS, ACCOUNTABILITY AREAS, INVENTORY LOCATION N-91 (MM 1999)

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ERIAL OUTSIDE FACILITIES DATE:

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14. DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM SPECIMEN FORMS USED IN ALL PROCEDURES ATTACHED j

UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

I Give description of:

- the nuclear material accountancy

- system

'the method of recording and reporting accountancy data and establishing

- materialbalance the procedures for account adjustment after inventory, etc.

underthe following headings:

1) General I

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14. DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM (Continued)

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Receipts i

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14. DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM (Continued) hr) Measured Discards and Retained Waste v) Physicallnventory Description of procedures, scheduled frequency, method of operator's inventory taking, expected accuracy, access to nuclear material vi) Operational Records and Accounting Records (including method adjustment or correction and place of preservation and language)

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UNDER OS.11, GIVE THE FOLLOWING (if applicable) g)

Description of Location, Type, identifcatx)n i

E)

Physical and Chemical form of Nuclear Material (with cladding materials description) lii) Measurement ' 'sthod(s) and Equipment Uwd Iv) Method of Converting Source Data to Batch Data e

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Signature of Responsible Officer:

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DATE:

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WHEN COMPLETED Estimated burden per response to comply with this mandatory collection request 360 hours0.00417 days <br />0.1 hours <br />5.952381e-4 weeks <br />1.3698e-4 months <br />. NRC is required to collect this information for reporting to IAEA from facility licensees appearing on the U.S. Eligible List. Send comments regarding burden estimate to the Records Managemera Branch (T-6 F33), U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555-0001, or by internet e-mail to bjs10nte. gov, and to the Desk Officer. Office of Information and F4egulatory Affa! s, NEOB 10202. (3150-0056), Office of Management and Budget Washington, DC 20503, if a means used to impose an information collection does not display a currently valid OMB control number, the NRC may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, the information collection.

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The ' Confidential' marking on this form is for IAEA IAEA USE ONLY purposes only. It indicates that the IAEA considers the information in the completed form to be

' safeguards confidential

• and is not to be confused with any U.S. security classification.

• Questions which are not applicable may be left unanswered.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES (LOCATIONS OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL IN AMOUNTS GREATER THAN ONE EFFECTIVE KILOGRAM)

GENERAL FACILITY DATA :

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13. FACILITY DESCRIPTION GENERAL DIAGRAM (S) A1TACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

(with indication of accountability areas)

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16. DESCRIPTION OF THE USE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL 8

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Quantities in Storage and at Other Locations N-92 (MM-1999)

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24. SCHEMATIC FLOW SHEET FOR DIAGRAM (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

NUCLEAR MATERIAL l

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25. TYPES, FORM AND RANGE OF OUANTITIES OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL IN:

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31. NUCLEAR MATERIAL TRANSFER DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

EQUIPMENT (if applicable) i i

32. DESCRIPTION OF CONTAINERS USED DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

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18. DESCRIPTION OF FUEL ELEMENTS DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

(for each type)

- physicalandchemicalformof fuel;

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- dimensions;

- number of slugs per element;

- nuclear material and fissionable material and its quantity (with design tolerance);

- composition of alloy, etc.

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20. SUB. ASSEMBLIES OF FUEL DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

(number of fuel elements per nuclear assembly, arrangement of fuel elements in sub-assembly, configuration and nominal weight of nucisar material per sub-assembly

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21. BASIC OPERATIONAL ACCOUNTING UNIT DRAWING (S) ATMCHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

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(for each critical assembly showing the general disposition, core support structure, shielding and heat removal arrangements, channels for fuel elements or sub-assemblies, control rods, moderator, reflector, beam tubes, dimensions, etc.)

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SHIELDING AT SPECIFIED PLACES

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35. FUELTRANSFER EQUIPMENT,IF ANY DRAWING (S) ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

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40. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION SPECIMEN FORMS USED IN ALL PROCEDURES ATTACHED UNDER REFERENCE NUMBERS:

Give description of:

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i frequency, methods of operator's inventory taking (both for item and/or bulk accountancy), including relevant assay methods and expected accuracy, access to nuclear material, methods of verification of nuclear material in the core v)

Operational Records and Accounting Records (including method of adjustment or correction and place of preservation and language)

41. HOW OFTEN IS CORE DISASSEMBLED TO PERMIT THE VERIFICATION OF CONTAINED NUCLEAR MATERIAL?

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42. FEATURES RELATED TO CONTAINMENT AND SURVEILLANCE MEASURES (general description of applied or possible l

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(if applicable) i) Description of Location, Type, identification E)

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16. TYPES OF UNITS HANDLED IF NECESSARY, ATTACH DRAWING (S)

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21. METHOD OF POSITIONING OF NUCLEAR IF NECESSARY, ATi ACHED DRAWING (S)

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