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{{#Wiki_filter:1Fermi2LRANPEm ResourceFrom:Keegan, ElaineSent:Monday, March 23, 2015 12:53 PMTo:Randall D Westmoreland
==Subject:==
Draft Round 3 RAIsAttachments:FermiSamaround3.pdfRandy, Attached is the draft of the SAMA RAIs - Round 3. We would like to have a call to talk about the draft questions with you later this week, either Thursday afternoon or anytime on Friday. After the call, I will finalize the RAI and send a letter with the RAI request. Please let me know if you have any questions. Elaine
ELAINE M KEEGAN SR. PROJECT MANAGER DIVISION OF LICENSE RENEWAL, NRR U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION 301-415-8517 
Hearing Identifier:  Fermi2_LR_NonPublic  Email Number:  270  Mail Envelope Properties  (Elaine.Keegan@nrc.gov20150323125200) 
==Subject:==
Draft Round 3 RAIs  Sent Date:  3/23/2015 12:52:43 PM  Received Date:  3/23/2015 12:52:00 PM  From:    Keegan, Elaine  Created By:  Elaine.Keegan@nrc.gov  Recipients:    "Randall D Westmoreland" <westmorelandr@dteenergy.com>
Tracking Status: None  Post Office:      Files    Size      Date & Time  MESSAGE    504      3/23/2015 12:52:00 PM FermiSamaround3.pdf    75207  Options  Priority:    Standard  Return Notification:    No  Reply Requested:    No  Sensitivity:    Normal  Expiration Date:      Recipients Received:
March 23, 2015 DRAFT ROUND 3 RAI []  Fermi Round 3 RAIs 
: 1. RAI 2 (relating to response to RAI 2.e)  The response to this RAI 2 (relating to response to RAI 2.e)does not account for the underestimation of the risk of Class IIA sequences discussed and evaluated in response to RAI 3. The maximum impact of the unaccounted for the 3.14E-09/year, using the same consequence assumptions as in RAI 3, is $27,400
($68,600 including uncertainty). This needs to be addressed either in RAI 2 response, or probably more effectively in the RAI 3 response. 2. RAI 3 (relating to response to RAI 2.g.iii)  a)    In Table 3-5 (p. 14) the cost of SAMA 152 is erroneously given as $1,000,000. The cost should be $100,000 (ER Table D.2-1). Please perform a refined analysis similar to those provided in Table 3-6. b)    The inclusion of the 3.14E-09/year undercounting of Class IIA discussed in RAI 2 will impact the adjusted cost benefits in Table 3-6. Please account for this undercounting. 3. RAI 5 (relating to response to RAI 5. a. ii, 5. a. vi, 5. a. vii, 6.h and 7.a)  The primary purpose of the RAI was to determine how the cost-benefit calculations performed in response to the original RAIs were performed with respect to the external events multiplier. The response for each of the RAI subsections included the statement that the analysis was performed using the same methodology as described in the ER. For all but one (6.h) it was also stated that "The same external event multiplier used in the ER was applied to this evaluation." Please  confirm that the external event multiplier of 11 was used for all the cited analyses including 6.h? 
: 4. Specify the US permanent population, Canadian permanent population, and total transient population that sum to the total estimated population of 6,055,678 reported in Table D.1-22 of the environmental report. Provide tables showing the spatial distribution of these three population components. Justify that the total population and its spatial distribution modeled in the SAMA analysis will not underestimate offsite population doses and offsite economic cost risks, considering prevailing winds blowing from the west to southwest and the corresponding potential for atmospheric plume migration to the east to northeast. Explain how the population distribution and economic values were implemented in the SAMA analysis to account for the non-US population and non-US land areas. Provide supporting WinMACCS code inputs and outputs that confirm offsite population doses and offsite economic cost risks have not been underestimated. 
: 5. To support an NRC evaluation of potential replacement power costs from a temporary suspension of Fermi 3 power generation during site cleanup and decontamination activities following a severe accident at the Fermi 2 plant, confirm that 1655 MWe is an appropriate value for the Fermi 3 power output or recommend a more appropriate value.}}

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1Fermi2LRANPEm ResourceFrom:Keegan, ElaineSent:Monday, March 23, 2015 12:53 PMTo:Randall D Westmoreland

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Draft Round 3 RAIsAttachments:FermiSamaround3.pdfRandy, Attached is the draft of the SAMA RAIs - Round 3. We would like to have a call to talk about the draft questions with you later this week, either Thursday afternoon or anytime on Friday. After the call, I will finalize the RAI and send a letter with the RAI request. Please let me know if you have any questions. Elaine

ELAINE M KEEGAN SR. PROJECT MANAGER DIVISION OF LICENSE RENEWAL, NRR U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION 301-415-8517

Hearing Identifier: Fermi2_LR_NonPublic Email Number: 270 Mail Envelope Properties (Elaine.Keegan@nrc.gov20150323125200)

Subject:

Draft Round 3 RAIs Sent Date: 3/23/2015 12:52:43 PM Received Date: 3/23/2015 12:52:00 PM From: Keegan, Elaine Created By: Elaine.Keegan@nrc.gov Recipients: "Randall D Westmoreland" <westmorelandr@dteenergy.com>

Tracking Status: None Post Office: Files Size Date & Time MESSAGE 504 3/23/2015 12:52:00 PM FermiSamaround3.pdf 75207 Options Priority: Standard Return Notification: No Reply Requested: No Sensitivity: Normal Expiration Date: Recipients Received:

March 23, 2015 DRAFT ROUND 3 RAI [] Fermi Round 3 RAIs

1. RAI 2 (relating to response to RAI 2.e) The response to this RAI 2 (relating to response to RAI 2.e)does not account for the underestimation of the risk of Class IIA sequences discussed and evaluated in response to RAI 3. The maximum impact of the unaccounted for the 3.14E-09/year, using the same consequence assumptions as in RAI 3, is $27,400

($68,600 including uncertainty). This needs to be addressed either in RAI 2 response, or probably more effectively in the RAI 3 response. 2. RAI 3 (relating to response to RAI 2.g.iii) a) In Table 3-5 (p. 14) the cost of SAMA 152 is erroneously given as $1,000,000. The cost should be $100,000 (ER Table D.2-1). Please perform a refined analysis similar to those provided in Table 3-6. b) The inclusion of the 3.14E-09/year undercounting of Class IIA discussed in RAI 2 will impact the adjusted cost benefits in Table 3-6. Please account for this undercounting. 3. RAI 5 (relating to response to RAI 5. a. ii, 5. a. vi, 5. a. vii, 6.h and 7.a) The primary purpose of the RAI was to determine how the cost-benefit calculations performed in response to the original RAIs were performed with respect to the external events multiplier. The response for each of the RAI subsections included the statement that the analysis was performed using the same methodology as described in the ER. For all but one (6.h) it was also stated that "The same external event multiplier used in the ER was applied to this evaluation." Please confirm that the external event multiplier of 11 was used for all the cited analyses including 6.h?

4. Specify the US permanent population, Canadian permanent population, and total transient population that sum to the total estimated population of 6,055,678 reported in Table D.1-22 of the environmental report. Provide tables showing the spatial distribution of these three population components. Justify that the total population and its spatial distribution modeled in the SAMA analysis will not underestimate offsite population doses and offsite economic cost risks, considering prevailing winds blowing from the west to southwest and the corresponding potential for atmospheric plume migration to the east to northeast. Explain how the population distribution and economic values were implemented in the SAMA analysis to account for the non-US population and non-US land areas. Provide supporting WinMACCS code inputs and outputs that confirm offsite population doses and offsite economic cost risks have not been underestimated.
5. To support an NRC evaluation of potential replacement power costs from a temporary suspension of Fermi 3 power generation during site cleanup and decontamination activities following a severe accident at the Fermi 2 plant, confirm that 1655 MWe is an appropriate value for the Fermi 3 power output or recommend a more appropriate value.