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{{#Wiki_filter:1 NRR-PMDAPEm Resource From:Titus, Brett Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2016 3:59 PM To: MAUER, Andrew Cc: Shams, Mohamed; Vega, Frankie
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==Subject:==
==Subject:==
NRC Comments on Appendix C, SFP HCLPF Calc.Hello Andrew, Listed below are the NRC's comments associated with the Sample SFP HCLPF Calculation discussed during the public meeting on April 20 th. As you will see, they are primarily clarifications.
NRC Comments on Appendix C, SFP HCLPF Calc.
: 1) In Section C2.0, the CDFM approach in EPRI NP
Hello Andrew, Listed below are the NRCs comments associated with the Sample SFP HCLPF Calculation discussed during the public meeting on April 20th. As you will see, they are primarily clarifications.
-6041 is developed with th e guideline that "the Seismic Margin Earthquake (SME) will be conservatively specified," such that "in the frequency range of interest, in each direction, there is no more than approximately 16% probabi lity that the response spectrum ordinate will be exceeded if the specified SME ground motion level occurs." Please clarify how using the CDFM approach with the GMRS results in a calculated HCLPF that has the same level of statistical significance as in NP-6041.
: 1) In Section C2.0, the CDFM approach in EPRI NP-6041 is developed with the guideline that the Seismic Margin Earthquake (SME) will be conservatively specified, such that in the frequency range of interest, in each direction, there is no more than approximately 16% probability that the response spectrum ordinate will be exceeded if the specified SME ground motion level occurs. Please clarify how using the CDFM approach with the GMRS results in a calculated HCLPF that has the same level of statistical significance as in NP-6041.
: 2) In section C4.0, please clarify if critical wall or floor spans will account for plant-specific design features, such as walls delimiting refueling channels, openings or gates.
: 2) In section C4.0, please clarify if critical wall or floor spans will account for plant-specific design features, such as walls delimiting refueling channels, openings or gates.
: 3) The Appendix C calculations use a 7% damped in-s tructure response spectr um to account for the effects of concrete cracking fr om high seismic demands (i.e., page 18). However, the NRC SFP study (NUREG-2161) uses an ISRS associated with a 10% damped GMRS and a 5% ISRS for calculating seismic coefficients and hydrodynamic pressures (e.g., page 45-46). Please provide a rationale for  
: 3) The Appendix C calculations use a 7% damped in-structure response spectrum to account for the effects of concrete cracking from high seismic demands (i.e., page 18). However, the NRC SFP study (NUREG-2161) uses an ISRS associated with a 10% damped GMRS and a 5% ISRS for calculating seismic coefficients and hydrodynamic pressures (e.g., page 45-46). Please provide a rationale for how these different parameterizations of damping between NUREG-2161 and Appendix C yield results that appear to compare well (e.g., Section C.6).
Please let me know if there are any questions.
Thank you, Brett Titus NRR/JLD/JHMB Office O-13E20 Mail Stop O-13A01 301-415-3075 1


how these different parameterizations of damping between NUREG-2161 and Appendix C yield results that appear to "compare well" (e.g., Section C.6).
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Please let me know if there are any questions.
 
Thank you,  Brett Titus NRR/JLD/JHMB
 
Office O-13E20 Mail Stop O-13A01 301-415-3075 
 
Hearing Identifier: NRR_PMDA Email Number: 2823   Mail Envelope Properties   (Brett.Titus@nrc.gov20160505155800)


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NRC Comments on Appendix C, SFP HCLPF Calc
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NRR-PMDAPEm Resource From: Titus, Brett Sent: Thursday, May 05, 2016 3:59 PM To: MAUER, Andrew Cc: Shams, Mohamed; Vega, Frankie

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NRC Comments on Appendix C, SFP HCLPF Calc.

Hello Andrew, Listed below are the NRCs comments associated with the Sample SFP HCLPF Calculation discussed during the public meeting on April 20th. As you will see, they are primarily clarifications.

1) In Section C2.0, the CDFM approach in EPRI NP-6041 is developed with the guideline that the Seismic Margin Earthquake (SME) will be conservatively specified, such that in the frequency range of interest, in each direction, there is no more than approximately 16% probability that the response spectrum ordinate will be exceeded if the specified SME ground motion level occurs. Please clarify how using the CDFM approach with the GMRS results in a calculated HCLPF that has the same level of statistical significance as in NP-6041.
2) In section C4.0, please clarify if critical wall or floor spans will account for plant-specific design features, such as walls delimiting refueling channels, openings or gates.
3) The Appendix C calculations use a 7% damped in-structure response spectrum to account for the effects of concrete cracking from high seismic demands (i.e., page 18). However, the NRC SFP study (NUREG-2161) uses an ISRS associated with a 10% damped GMRS and a 5% ISRS for calculating seismic coefficients and hydrodynamic pressures (e.g., page 45-46). Please provide a rationale for how these different parameterizations of damping between NUREG-2161 and Appendix C yield results that appear to compare well (e.g., Section C.6).

Please let me know if there are any questions.

Thank you, Brett Titus NRR/JLD/JHMB Office O-13E20 Mail Stop O-13A01 301-415-3075 1

Hearing Identifier: NRR_PMDA Email Number: 2823 Mail Envelope Properties (Brett.Titus@nrc.gov20160505155800)

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NRC Comments on Appendix C, SFP HCLPF Calc.

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