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{{#Wiki_filter:UNITED STATESNUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSIONWASHINGTON, D. C. 20555OCTi?18TO ALL LICENSEES OF BOILING WATER REACTORS AND APPLICANTSGentlemen:SUBJECT: AVAILABILITY OF NUREG-1169, "TECHNICAL FINDINGS RELATED TOGENERIC ISSUE C-8; BOILING WATER REACTOR MAIN STEAM ISOLATIONVALVE LEAKAGE AND LEAKAGE TREATMENT METHODS" (Generic Letter 86-17)This letter is to inform you that NUREG-1169, "Technical Findings Related toGeneric Issue C-8; Boiling Water Reactor Main Steam Isolation Valve Leakageand Leakage Treatment Methods", was published in June, 1986. This NUREGpresents the results of the NRC staff and contractor efforts to assess GenericIssue C-8, "MSIV Leakage and LCS Failures". This issue deals with thedifficulty of some main steam isolation valves (MSIVs) in Boiling WaterReactors (BWRs) to meet Technical Specification leakage rate limits (which aretypically 11.5 SCFH at a 25 psig test pressure) and with the need for leakagecontrol systems. The leakage rates are based on a large loss-of-coolantaccident (LOCA), a specified design basis source term from the core (TID 14844),the worst single active failure, and no credit for any non-seismic Category Iequipment, components, and structures. To ensure acceptable performanceguidelines for engineered safety features, leakage control systems (LCS) havebeen installed on most BWRs to direct any leakage past MSIVs during the designbasis LOCA to an area served by the Standby Gas Treatment System (SGTS). Ifthe leakage rate past an MSIV significantly exceeds the Technical Specificationvalue, the LCS may not be effective because of limitations in its design.As a result of these concerns, the staff prioritized the MSIV leakage and LCSfailures as a high priority Generic Issue in January 1983. Independently, theBWR Owners Group (BWROG) formed the MSIV Leakage Control Committee todetermine the cause of high leakage rates associated with many of the MSIVs,and to develop recommendations for reducing the leakage rates. The BWROG-: Committee completed its effort and provided recommendations and comments tothe staff in February, 1984 and April, 1986.In evaluating MSIV leakage with respect to offsite'doses following a LOCA, thetechnical evaluation of this Generic Issue has used realistic assumptionsconcerning the equipment, facilities and site characteristics available tomitigate the effects of a LOCA. The specific elements of the effort were:° To evaluate the BWROG recommendations associated with reducing leakagepast the MSIVs and assess the effectiveness of the recommendations asimplemented by licensees.o To evaluate the existing safety-related LCS comparing it's effectivenesswith that of other methods of handling the leakage likely to beavailable following a LOCA.A4, DOT 1 7 1986o To perform a probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) to evaluate thereliability and relative risks associated with the different methods ofmitigating the effects of a LOCA.° To evaluate the use of alternate equipment to mitigate the effects of aLOCA, and potential changes in allowable MSIV leakage rates.o To identify areas in current licensing guidance (the Regulations, the* Standard Review Plan, the Regulatory Guides, and the TechnicalSpecifications) that are related to MSIVs and LCSs that will beconsidered in the second, or regulatory assessment, phase of resolution.of the generic issue.A safety-related LCS was evaluated by comparing it's effectiveness with othermethods of handling leakage that could be available following a LOCA. Severalways to treat leakage which make.-use of the holdup volume and surfaces of themain steam lines (MSL) and condenser and fission product attenuation elsewhere,were considered. A PRA considering the reliability and relative risks associatedwith the different-methods of mitigating the effects of a LOCA was performed.The overall risks from the accident sequences in which MSYV leakage could be asignificant factor were found to be low without an LCS, and alternate fissionproduct handling techniques were shown to produce significant potential dosereductions.NUREG-1169 represents technical findings associated with Generic Issue C-8 andthe staff expects it tlobe used in the regulatory resolution of the issue. Thelatter is anticipated to be complete in another year in coordination withongoing generic activities relating to accident source terms, to overallcontainment leak rate and leak rate testing considerations.Neither this letter nor NUREG-1169 constitute a change in the existing genericstaff positions or allowable MSIV leakage rates, nor the specifications forMSIV leakage control systems. Therefore, no action is being requested ofapplicants or licensees. The information contained in NUREG-1169, however,including the recommendations of the BWROG, may be useful guidance for somelicensees contemplating plant specific change requests related to this issuepending final generic resolution.NUREG-1169 may be purchased by calling (202) 275-2060 or (202) 275-2171 or bywriting to the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office,Post Office Box Number 37082, Washington, D. C. 20013, or the NationalTechnical Information Service, Department of Commerce, 5258 Port Royal Road,Springfield, Virginia 22161.I  
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GOT 17 a-3 -This letter is provided for information only. It does not contain any newrequirements or guidance for licensees of boiling water reactors. Actionsbased on the contents provided herein are voluntary and no reply to the NRC isrequired.Sincerely,Acb~ertXb rRobert M. Bernero, DirectorDivision of BWR LicensingOffice of Nuclear Reactor RegulationOFC : PSB:DBL PSB:DBL AW A:R .BWRye .b--------:------------ --- N f --:- ----- -----NAME :JRidgely:ye : iman :G nas : TSpeis : RBerero ::E ------------ ------/ ------------8------------ ---------DATE :IV/lv/86 :10 3 /86 :{V/ L/6 :f//6 :fr 8OFFICIAL RECORD COPY  
COMMISSION
LIST L. RECENTLY ISSUED GENERIC LTERSGenericLetter No.SubjectDate ofIssuanceGL 86-16 WESTINGHOUSE ECCS EVALUATIONMODELS10/22/86Issued ToALLPRESSURIZEDWATER REACTORAPPLICANTS ANDLICENSEES6L 86-156L 86-14INFORMATION RELATING TOCOMPLIANCE WITH 10 CFR 50.49,"EQ OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTIMPORTANT TO SAFETY"OPERATOR LICENSINGEXAMINATIONS09/22/8608/20/86ALL LICENSEESAND HOLDERS OFAN APPLICATIONFOR ANOPERATINGLICENSEALL POWERREACTORLICENSEES ANDAPPLICANTSGL 66-13 POTENTIAL INCONSISTENCYBETWEEN PLANT SAFETY ANALYSESAND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSOL 86-12 CRITERIA FOR UNIQUE  
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 OCTi?18 TO ALL LICENSEES  
OF BOILING WATER REACTORS AND APPLICANTS
Gentlemen:
SUBJECT: AVAILABILITY  
OF NUREG-1169, "TECHNICAL  
FINDINGS RELATED TO GENERIC ISSUE C-8; BOILING WATER REACTOR MAIN STEAM ISOLATION VALVE LEAKAGE AND LEAKAGE TREATMENT  
METHODS" (Generic Letter 86-17)This letter is to inform you that NUREG-1169, "Technical Findings Related to Generic Issue C-8; Boiling Water Reactor Main Steam Isolation Valve Leakage and Leakage Treatment Methods", was published in June, 1986. This NUREG presents the results of the NRC staff and contractor efforts to assess Generic Issue C-8, "MSIV Leakage and LCS Failures".  
This issue deals with the difficulty of some main steam isolation valves (MSIVs) in Boiling Water Reactors (BWRs) to meet Technical Specification leakage rate limits (which are typically
11.5 SCFH at a 25 psig test pressure)  
and with the need for leakage control systems. The leakage rates are based on a large loss-of-coolant accident (LOCA), a specified design basis source term from the core (TID 14844), the worst single active failure, and no credit for any non-seismic Category I equipment, components, and structures.
 
To ensure acceptable performance guidelines for engineered safety features, leakage control systems (LCS) have been installed on most BWRs to direct any leakage past MSIVs during the design basis LOCA to an area served by the Standby Gas Treatment System (SGTS). If the leakage rate past an MSIV significantly exceeds the Technical Specification value, the LCS may not be effective because of limitations in its design.As a result of these concerns, the staff prioritized the MSIV leakage and LCS failures as a high priority Generic Issue in January 1983. Independently, the BWR Owners Group (BWROG) formed the MSIV Leakage Control Committee to determine the cause of high leakage rates associated with many of the MSIVs, and to develop recommendations for reducing the leakage rates. The BWROG-: Committee completed its effort and provided recommendations and comments to the staff in February, 1984 and April, 1986.In evaluating MSIV leakage with respect to offsite'doses following a LOCA, the technical evaluation of this Generic Issue has used realistic assumptions concerning the equipment, facilities and site characteristics available to mitigate the effects of a LOCA. The specific elements of the effort were:° To evaluate the BWROG recommendations associated with reducing leakage past the MSIVs and assess the effectiveness of the recommendations as implemented by licensees.
 
o To evaluate the existing safety-related LCS comparing it's effectiveness with that of other methods of handling the leakage likely to be available following a LOCA.A4, DOT 1 7 1986 o To perform a probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) to evaluate the reliability and relative risks associated with the different methods of mitigating the effects of a LOCA.° To evaluate the use of alternate equipment to mitigate the effects of a LOCA, and potential changes in allowable MSIV leakage rates.o To identify areas in current licensing guidance (the Regulations, the* Standard Review Plan, the Regulatory Guides, and the Technical Specifications)  
that are related to MSIVs and LCSs that will be considered in the second, or regulatory assessment, phase of resolution.
 
of the generic issue.A safety-related LCS was evaluated by comparing it's effectiveness with other methods of handling leakage that could be available following a LOCA. Several ways to treat leakage which make.-use of the holdup volume and surfaces of the main steam lines (MSL) and condenser and fission product attenuation elsewhere, were considered.
 
A PRA considering the reliability and relative risks associated with the different-methods of mitigating the effects of a LOCA was performed.
 
The overall risks from the accident sequences in which MSYV leakage could be a significant factor were found to be low without an LCS, and alternate fission product handling techniques were shown to produce significant potential dose reductions.
 
NUREG-1169 represents technical findings associated with Generic Issue C-8 and the staff expects it tlobe used in the regulatory resolution of the issue. The latter is anticipated to be complete in another year in coordination with ongoing generic activities relating to accident source terms, to overall containment leak rate and leak rate testing considerations.
 
Neither this letter nor NUREG-1169 constitute a change in the existing generic staff positions or allowable MSIV leakage rates, nor the specifications for MSIV leakage control systems. Therefore, no action is being requested of applicants or licensees.
 
The information contained in NUREG-1169, however, including the recommendations of the BWROG, may be useful guidance for some licensees contemplating plant specific change requests related to this issue pending final generic resolution.
 
NUREG-1169 may be purchased by calling (202) 275-2060 or (202) 275-2171 or by writing to the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Post Office Box Number 37082, Washington, D. C. 20013, or the National Technical Information Service, Department of Commerce, 5258 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22161.I  
GOT 17 a-3 -This letter is provided for information only. It does not contain any new requirements or guidance for licensees of boiling water reactors.
 
Actions based on the contents provided herein are voluntary and no reply to the NRC is required.Sincerely, Acb~ertXb r Robert M. Bernero, Director Division of BWR Licensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation OFC : PSB:DBL PSB:DBL AW A:R .BWR ye .b--------:------------  
--- N f --:- ----- -----NAME :JRidgely:ye  
: iman :G nas : TSpeis : RBerero :: E ------------  
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8------------  
---------DATE :IV/lv/86  
:10 3 /86 :{V/ L/6 :f//6 :fr 8 OFFICIAL RECORD COPY  
LIST L. RECENTLY ISSUED GENERIC L TERS Generic Letter No.Subject Date of Issuance GL 86-16 WESTINGHOUSE  
ECCS EVALUATION
MODELS 10/22/86 Issued To ALL PRESSURIZED
WATER REACTOR APPLICANTS
AND LICENSEES 6L 86-15 6L 86-14 INFORMATION
RELATING TO COMPLIANCE
WITH 10 CFR 50.49,"EQ OF ELECTRICAL  
EQUIPMENT IMPORTANT
TO SAFETY" OPERATOR LICENSING EXAMINATIONS
09/22/86 08/20/86 ALL LICENSEES AND HOLDERS OF AN APPLICATION
FOR AN OPERATING LICENSE ALL POWER REACTOR LICENSEES
AND APPLICANTS
GL 66-13 POTENTIAL  
INCONSISTENCY
BETWEEN PLANT SAFETY ANALYSES AND TECHNICAL  
SPECIFICATIONS
OL 86-12 CRITERIA FOR UNIQUE  


==PURPOSE==
==PURPOSE==
EXEMPTION FROM CONVERSION FROMTHE USE OF HEU FUEL07/23/8607/03/66ALL POWERREACTORLICENSEES WITHCE AND B&WPRESSURIZEDWATER REACTORSALL NON-POWERREACTORLICENSEESAUTHORIZED TOUSE HEU FUELGL 66-116L 66-10DISTRIBUTION OF PRODUCTSIRRADIATED IN RESEARCHREACTORSIMPLEMENTATION OF FIREPROTECTION REQUIREMENTS06/25/8604/28/86ALL NON- POWERREACTORLICENSEESALL POWERREACTORLICENSEE ANDAPPLICANTS6L 86-09 TECHNICAL RESOLUTION OFGENERIC ISSUE NO. B-59(N-1) LOOP OPERATION IN BWRSAND PWRSGL 86-08 AVAILABILITY OF SUPPLEMENT 4TO NUREG-0933, "APRIORITIZATION OF GENERICSAFETY ISSUES"GL B6-07 TRANSMITTAL OF NUREG-1190REGARDING THE SAN ONOFRE UNIT1 LOSS OF POWER AND WATERHAMMER EVENT03/31/8603/25/8603/20/86ALL BWR ANDPWR LICENSEESAND APPLICANTSALL LICENSEES,APPLICANTS ANDCONSTRUCTIONPERMIT HOLDERSALL LICENSEESAND APPLICANTS  
EXEMPTION  
iCT I7 c-3 -This letter is provided for information only. It does not contain any newrequirements or guidance for licensees of boiling water reactors. Actionsbased on the contents provided herein are voluntary and no reply to the NRC isrequired.Sincerely,Robert M. Bernero, DirectorDivision of BWR LicensingOffice of Nuclear Reactor RegulationOFC : PSB:DBL PSB:DBL :KA WR D:SRO Ae D:BWR--- --- -- -- --- --X----- :- -- -- -- -: -- ----:NAME :JRidgely:ye : iman :G nas : TSpeis : RBer ero :DATE :01S1t/86 :1IG3 /86 :10/ /86 :10/ /86 :19/rI /86OFFICIAL RECORD COPY  
FROM CONVERSION  
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FROM THE USE OF HEU FUEL 07/23/86 07/03/66 ALL POWER REACTOR LICENSEES
WITH CE AND B&W PRESSURIZED
WATER REACTORS ALL NON-POWER REACTOR LICENSEES AUTHORIZED
TO USE HEU FUEL GL 66-11 6L 66-10 DISTRIBUTION
OF PRODUCTS IRRADIATED
IN RESEARCH REACTORS IMPLEMENTATION
OF FIRE PROTECTION
REQUIREMENTS
06/25/86 04/28/86 ALL NON- POWER REACTOR LICENSEES ALL POWER REACTOR LICENSEE AND APPLICANTS
6L 86-09 TECHNICAL  
RESOLUTION  
OF GENERIC ISSUE NO. B-59 (N-1) LOOP OPERATION  
IN BWRS AND PWRS GL 86-08 AVAILABILITY  
OF SUPPLEMENT  
4 TO NUREG-0933, "A PRIORITIZATION
OF GENERIC SAFETY ISSUES" GL B6-07 TRANSMITTAL  
OF NUREG-1190
REGARDING
THE SAN ONOFRE UNIT 1 LOSS OF POWER AND WATER HAMMER EVENT 03/31/86 03/25/86 03/20/86 ALL BWR AND PWR LICENSEES AND APPLICANTS
ALL LICENSEES, APPLICANTS  
AND CONSTRUCTION
PERMIT HOLDERS ALL LICENSEES AND APPLICANTS  
iCT I7 c-3 -This letter is provided for information only. It does not contain any new requirements or guidance for licensees of boiling water reactors.
 
Actions based on the contents provided herein are voluntary and no reply to the NRC is required.Sincerely, Robert M. Bernero, Director Division of BWR Licensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation OFC : PSB:DBL PSB:DBL :KA WR D:SRO Ae D:BWR--- --- -- -- --- --X----- :- -- -- -- -: -- ----: NAME :JRidgely:ye  
: iman :G nas : TSpeis : RBer ero : DATE :01S1t/86  
:1IG3 /86 :10/ /86 :10/ /86 :19/rI /86 OFFICIAL RECORD COPY}}


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NRC Generic Letter 1986-017: Availability of NUREG-1169, Technical Findings Related to Generic Issue C-8; Boiling Water Reactor Main Steam Isolation Valve Leakage & Leakage Treatment Methods
ML031150302
Person / Time
Issue date: 10/17/1986
From: Bernero R M
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:
References
GL-86-017, NUDOCS 8610230062
Download: ML031150302 (5)


UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY

COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 OCTi?18 TO ALL LICENSEES

OF BOILING WATER REACTORS AND APPLICANTS

Gentlemen:

SUBJECT: AVAILABILITY

OF NUREG-1169, "TECHNICAL

FINDINGS RELATED TO GENERIC ISSUE C-8; BOILING WATER REACTOR MAIN STEAM ISOLATION VALVE LEAKAGE AND LEAKAGE TREATMENT

METHODS" (Generic Letter 86-17)This letter is to inform you that NUREG-1169, "Technical Findings Related to Generic Issue C-8; Boiling Water Reactor Main Steam Isolation Valve Leakage and Leakage Treatment Methods", was published in June, 1986. This NUREG presents the results of the NRC staff and contractor efforts to assess Generic Issue C-8, "MSIV Leakage and LCS Failures".

This issue deals with the difficulty of some main steam isolation valves (MSIVs) in Boiling Water Reactors (BWRs) to meet Technical Specification leakage rate limits (which are typically

11.5 SCFH at a 25 psig test pressure)

and with the need for leakage control systems. The leakage rates are based on a large loss-of-coolant accident (LOCA), a specified design basis source term from the core (TID 14844), the worst single active failure, and no credit for any non-seismic Category I equipment, components, and structures.

To ensure acceptable performance guidelines for engineered safety features, leakage control systems (LCS) have been installed on most BWRs to direct any leakage past MSIVs during the design basis LOCA to an area served by the Standby Gas Treatment System (SGTS). If the leakage rate past an MSIV significantly exceeds the Technical Specification value, the LCS may not be effective because of limitations in its design.As a result of these concerns, the staff prioritized the MSIV leakage and LCS failures as a high priority Generic Issue in January 1983. Independently, the BWR Owners Group (BWROG) formed the MSIV Leakage Control Committee to determine the cause of high leakage rates associated with many of the MSIVs, and to develop recommendations for reducing the leakage rates. The BWROG-: Committee completed its effort and provided recommendations and comments to the staff in February, 1984 and April, 1986.In evaluating MSIV leakage with respect to offsite'doses following a LOCA, the technical evaluation of this Generic Issue has used realistic assumptions concerning the equipment, facilities and site characteristics available to mitigate the effects of a LOCA. The specific elements of the effort were:° To evaluate the BWROG recommendations associated with reducing leakage past the MSIVs and assess the effectiveness of the recommendations as implemented by licensees.

o To evaluate the existing safety-related LCS comparing it's effectiveness with that of other methods of handling the leakage likely to be available following a LOCA.A4, DOT 1 7 1986 o To perform a probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) to evaluate the reliability and relative risks associated with the different methods of mitigating the effects of a LOCA.° To evaluate the use of alternate equipment to mitigate the effects of a LOCA, and potential changes in allowable MSIV leakage rates.o To identify areas in current licensing guidance (the Regulations, the* Standard Review Plan, the Regulatory Guides, and the Technical Specifications)

that are related to MSIVs and LCSs that will be considered in the second, or regulatory assessment, phase of resolution.

of the generic issue.A safety-related LCS was evaluated by comparing it's effectiveness with other methods of handling leakage that could be available following a LOCA. Several ways to treat leakage which make.-use of the holdup volume and surfaces of the main steam lines (MSL) and condenser and fission product attenuation elsewhere, were considered.

A PRA considering the reliability and relative risks associated with the different-methods of mitigating the effects of a LOCA was performed.

The overall risks from the accident sequences in which MSYV leakage could be a significant factor were found to be low without an LCS, and alternate fission product handling techniques were shown to produce significant potential dose reductions.

NUREG-1169 represents technical findings associated with Generic Issue C-8 and the staff expects it tlobe used in the regulatory resolution of the issue. The latter is anticipated to be complete in another year in coordination with ongoing generic activities relating to accident source terms, to overall containment leak rate and leak rate testing considerations.

Neither this letter nor NUREG-1169 constitute a change in the existing generic staff positions or allowable MSIV leakage rates, nor the specifications for MSIV leakage control systems. Therefore, no action is being requested of applicants or licensees.

The information contained in NUREG-1169, however, including the recommendations of the BWROG, may be useful guidance for some licensees contemplating plant specific change requests related to this issue pending final generic resolution.

NUREG-1169 may be purchased by calling (202) 275-2060 or (202) 275-2171 or by writing to the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Post Office Box Number 37082, Washington, D. C. 20013, or the National Technical Information Service, Department of Commerce, 5258 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22161.I

GOT 17 a-3 -This letter is provided for information only. It does not contain any new requirements or guidance for licensees of boiling water reactors.

Actions based on the contents provided herein are voluntary and no reply to the NRC is required.Sincerely, Acb~ertXb r Robert M. Bernero, Director Division of BWR Licensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation OFC : PSB:DBL PSB:DBL AW A:R .BWR ye .b--------:------------

--- N f --:- ----- -----NAME :JRidgely:ye

iman :G nas : TSpeis : RBerero :: E ------------

/ ------------

8------------


DATE :IV/lv/86

10 3 /86 :{V/ L/6 :f//6 :fr 8 OFFICIAL RECORD COPY

LIST L. RECENTLY ISSUED GENERIC L TERS Generic Letter No.Subject Date of Issuance GL 86-16 WESTINGHOUSE

ECCS EVALUATION

MODELS 10/22/86 Issued To ALL PRESSURIZED

WATER REACTOR APPLICANTS

AND LICENSEES 6L 86-15 6L 86-14 INFORMATION

RELATING TO COMPLIANCE

WITH 10 CFR 50.49,"EQ OF ELECTRICAL

EQUIPMENT IMPORTANT

TO SAFETY" OPERATOR LICENSING EXAMINATIONS

09/22/86 08/20/86 ALL LICENSEES AND HOLDERS OF AN APPLICATION

FOR AN OPERATING LICENSE ALL POWER REACTOR LICENSEES

AND APPLICANTS

GL 66-13 POTENTIAL

INCONSISTENCY

BETWEEN PLANT SAFETY ANALYSES AND TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS

OL 86-12 CRITERIA FOR UNIQUE

PURPOSE

EXEMPTION

FROM CONVERSION

FROM THE USE OF HEU FUEL 07/23/86 07/03/66 ALL POWER REACTOR LICENSEES

WITH CE AND B&W PRESSURIZED

WATER REACTORS ALL NON-POWER REACTOR LICENSEES AUTHORIZED

TO USE HEU FUEL GL 66-11 6L 66-10 DISTRIBUTION

OF PRODUCTS IRRADIATED

IN RESEARCH REACTORS IMPLEMENTATION

OF FIRE PROTECTION

REQUIREMENTS

06/25/86 04/28/86 ALL NON- POWER REACTOR LICENSEES ALL POWER REACTOR LICENSEE AND APPLICANTS

6L 86-09 TECHNICAL

RESOLUTION

OF GENERIC ISSUE NO. B-59 (N-1) LOOP OPERATION

IN BWRS AND PWRS GL 86-08 AVAILABILITY

OF SUPPLEMENT

4 TO NUREG-0933, "A PRIORITIZATION

OF GENERIC SAFETY ISSUES" GL B6-07 TRANSMITTAL

OF NUREG-1190

REGARDING

THE SAN ONOFRE UNIT 1 LOSS OF POWER AND WATER HAMMER EVENT 03/31/86 03/25/86 03/20/86 ALL BWR AND PWR LICENSEES AND APPLICANTS

ALL LICENSEES, APPLICANTS

AND CONSTRUCTION

PERMIT HOLDERS ALL LICENSEES AND APPLICANTS

iCT I7 c-3 -This letter is provided for information only. It does not contain any new requirements or guidance for licensees of boiling water reactors.

Actions based on the contents provided herein are voluntary and no reply to the NRC is required.Sincerely, Robert M. Bernero, Director Division of BWR Licensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation OFC : PSB:DBL PSB:DBL :KA WR D:SRO Ae D:BWR--- --- -- -- --- --X----- :- -- -- -- -: -- ----: NAME :JRidgely:ye

iman :G nas : TSpeis : RBer ero : DATE :01S1t/86
1IG3 /86 :10/ /86 :10/ /86 :19/rI /86 OFFICIAL RECORD COPY

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