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{{#Wiki_filter:January 20, 2010 | {{#Wiki_filter:January 20, 2010 MEMORANDUM TO: Christine A. Lipa, Branch Chief Division of Nuclear Materials Safety, Region III FROM: Eric Benner, Branch Chief /RA/ | ||
Licensing Branch Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation | |||
MEMORANDUM TO: | |||
FROM: | |||
==SUBJECT:== | ==SUBJECT:== | ||
REVISION TO RESPONSE TO REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST - LASALLE STATION INDEPENDENT SPENT FUEL STORAGE INSTALLATION (ISFSI) PAD - SEISMIC DESIGN LASALLE STATION REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST (TAR) DATED 10-20-2009 On October 16, 2009, NRC Region III transmitted a Technical Assistance Request (TAR) to the NMSS Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation (DSFST), concerning the independent spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI) Pad constructed at the LaSalle Station (LS). In your request, you asked that DSFST review related background documents as shown in the TAR, performed by the licensee (Exelon Nuclear) and their contractor(s) HOLTEC and others that address the seismic design and analysis of the ISFSI Pad. These potential problems were raised as part of an Inspection currently under review by Region III; however, the scope of our review was limited to the | REVISION TO RESPONSE TO REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST - LASALLE STATION INDEPENDENT SPENT FUEL STORAGE INSTALLATION (ISFSI) PAD - | ||
SEISMIC DESIGN LASALLE STATION REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST (TAR) DATED 10-20-2009 On October 16, 2009, NRC Region III transmitted a Technical Assistance Request (TAR) to the NMSS Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation (DSFST), concerning the independent spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI) Pad constructed at the LaSalle Station (LS). In your request, you asked that DSFST review related background documents as shown in the TAR, performed by the licensee (Exelon Nuclear) and their contractor(s) HOLTEC and others that address the seismic design and analysis of the ISFSI Pad. These potential problems were raised as part of an Inspection currently under review by Region III; however, the scope of our review was limited to the licensees evaluations in the referenced documents (Package ADAMS accession number ML092881250) and determining the appropriateness and applicability of the use of nomograms presented in the NUREG/CR-6865 for analysis and design of the ISFSI Pad, in order to determine whether the licensees meet regulatory requirements. | |||
DSFST has completed its review of the licensees seismic analyses of the LS ISFSI Pad and provides the enclosed assessment in response to your assistance request. Based on our review of the methodology, approach, results and conclusions documented by the licensee and its consultants, the SFST staff concludes that the seismic design of the LS ISFSI foundation has not met the requirements of the CoC and that the structural performance of the foundation has not met the applicable acceptance criteria during a safe-shutdown earthquake. Please note that our review, summary and conclusions are pertinent to LaSalle Station ISFSI pad only. | |||
Enclosed, per your request, is a revised version of the response to the TAR delivered to you January 8, 2010, correcting typographical errors. | Enclosed, per your request, is a revised version of the response to the TAR delivered to you January 8, 2010, correcting typographical errors. | ||
CONTACT: | CONTACT: Bob Tripathi, DSFST 301-492-3281 Docket No: 050-373/374; 072-00070. | ||
==Enclosure:== | ==Enclosure:== | ||
Revised Response to Region III TAR - LS ISFSI Pad seismic analysis January 20, 2010 MEMORANDUM TO: | Revised Response to Region III TAR - LS ISFSI Pad seismic analysis | ||
Licensing Branch Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation | |||
January 20, 2010 MEMORANDUM TO: Christine A. Lipa, Branch Chief Division of Nuclear Materials Safety, Region III FROM: Eric Benner, Branch Chief /RA/ | |||
Licensing Branch Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation | |||
==SUBJECT:== | ==SUBJECT:== | ||
REVISION TO RESPONSE TO REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST - LASALLE STATION INDEPENDENT SPENT FUEL STORAGE INSTALLATION (ISFSI) PAD - SEISMIC DESIGN LASALLE STATION REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST (TAR) | REVISION TO RESPONSE TO REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST - LASALLE STATION INDEPENDENT SPENT FUEL STORAGE INSTALLATION (ISFSI) PAD - SEISMIC DESIGN LASALLE STATION REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST (TAR) | ||
DATED 10-20-2009 | DATED 10-20-2009 On October 16, 2009, NRC Region III transmitted a Technical Assistance Request (TAR) to the NMSS Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation (DSFST), concerning the independent spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI) Pad constructed at the LaSalle Station (LS). In your request, you asked that DSFST review related background documents as shown in the TAR, performed by the licensee (Exelon Nuclear) and their contractor(s) HOLTEC and others that address the seismic design and analysis of the ISFSI Pad. These potential problems were raised as part of an Inspection currently under review by Region III; however, the scope of our review was limited to the licensees evaluations in the referenced documents (Package ADAMS accession number ML092881250) and determining the appropriateness and applicability of the use of nomograms presented in the NUREG/CR-6865 for analysis and design of the ISFSI Pad, in order to determine whether the licensees meet regulatory requirements. | ||
DSFST has completed its review of the licensees seismic analyses of the LS ISFSI Pad and provides the enclosed assessment in response to your assistance request. Based on our review of the methodology, approach, results and conclusions documented by the licensee and its consultants, the SFST staff concludes that the seismic design of the LS ISFSI foundation has not met the requirements of the CoC and that the structural performance of the foundation has not met the applicable acceptance criteria during a safe-shutdown earthquake. Please note that our review, summary and conclusions are pertinent to LaSalle Station ISFSI pad only. | |||
On October 16, 2009, NRC Region III transmitted a Technical Assistance Request (TAR) to the NMSS Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation (DSFST), concerning the independent spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI) Pad constructed at the LaSalle Station (LS). In your request, you asked that DSFST review related background documents as shown in the TAR, performed by the licensee (Exelon Nuclear) and their contractor(s) HOLTEC and others that address the seismic design and analysis of the ISFSI Pad. These potential problems were raised as part of an Inspection currently under review by Region III; however, the scope of our review was limited to the | Enclosed, per your request, is a revised version of the response to the TAR delivered to you January 8, 2010, correcting typographical errors. | ||
DSFST has completed its review of the | CONTACT: Bob Tripathi, DSFST 301-492-3281 Docket No: 050-373/374; 072-00070. | ||
Enclosed, per your request, is a revised version of the response to the TAR delivered to you January 8, 2010, correcting typographical errors. | |||
CONTACT: | |||
==Enclosure:== | ==Enclosure:== | ||
Revised Response to Region III TAR - LS ISFSI Pad seismic analysis | Revised Response to Region III TAR - LS ISFSI Pad seismic analysis DISTRIBUTION: | ||
SFST r/f BWhite, RLorson VOrdaz CLipa, RIII DHills, RIII VMeghani, RIII DSFST Ticket No: 201000003 G:\SFST\Tripathi\Cover Letter - Jan20 neew TAR Tripathi.doc ADAMS PACKAGE No.: ML100200515 OFC: SFST SFST SFST SFST SFST NAME: BTripathi CCook EBenner GBjorkman RLorson DATE: 1//20/10 1/08/10 1/20/10 1/08/10 1/08/10 C = COVER E = COVER & ENCLOSURE N = NO COPY OFFICIAL RECORD COPY}} | |||
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DSFST Ticket No: 201000003 G:\SFST\Tripathi\Cover Letter - Jan20 neew TAR Tripathi.doc ADAMS PACKAGE No.: ML100200515 OFC: SFST |
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To: | Christine Lipa Division of Nuclear Materials Safety III |
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January 20, 2010 MEMORANDUM TO: Christine A. Lipa, Branch Chief Division of Nuclear Materials Safety, Region III FROM: Eric Benner, Branch Chief /RA/
Licensing Branch Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation
SUBJECT:
REVISION TO RESPONSE TO REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST - LASALLE STATION INDEPENDENT SPENT FUEL STORAGE INSTALLATION (ISFSI) PAD -
SEISMIC DESIGN LASALLE STATION REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST (TAR) DATED 10-20-2009 On October 16, 2009, NRC Region III transmitted a Technical Assistance Request (TAR) to the NMSS Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation (DSFST), concerning the independent spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI) Pad constructed at the LaSalle Station (LS). In your request, you asked that DSFST review related background documents as shown in the TAR, performed by the licensee (Exelon Nuclear) and their contractor(s) HOLTEC and others that address the seismic design and analysis of the ISFSI Pad. These potential problems were raised as part of an Inspection currently under review by Region III; however, the scope of our review was limited to the licensees evaluations in the referenced documents (Package ADAMS accession number ML092881250) and determining the appropriateness and applicability of the use of nomograms presented in the NUREG/CR-6865 for analysis and design of the ISFSI Pad, in order to determine whether the licensees meet regulatory requirements.
DSFST has completed its review of the licensees seismic analyses of the LS ISFSI Pad and provides the enclosed assessment in response to your assistance request. Based on our review of the methodology, approach, results and conclusions documented by the licensee and its consultants, the SFST staff concludes that the seismic design of the LS ISFSI foundation has not met the requirements of the CoC and that the structural performance of the foundation has not met the applicable acceptance criteria during a safe-shutdown earthquake. Please note that our review, summary and conclusions are pertinent to LaSalle Station ISFSI pad only.
Enclosed, per your request, is a revised version of the response to the TAR delivered to you January 8, 2010, correcting typographical errors.
CONTACT: Bob Tripathi, DSFST 301-492-3281 Docket No: 050-373/374; 072-00070.
Enclosure:
Revised Response to Region III TAR - LS ISFSI Pad seismic analysis
January 20, 2010 MEMORANDUM TO: Christine A. Lipa, Branch Chief Division of Nuclear Materials Safety, Region III FROM: Eric Benner, Branch Chief /RA/
Licensing Branch Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation
SUBJECT:
REVISION TO RESPONSE TO REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST - LASALLE STATION INDEPENDENT SPENT FUEL STORAGE INSTALLATION (ISFSI) PAD - SEISMIC DESIGN LASALLE STATION REGION III TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUEST (TAR)
DATED 10-20-2009 On October 16, 2009, NRC Region III transmitted a Technical Assistance Request (TAR) to the NMSS Division of Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation (DSFST), concerning the independent spent fuel storage installation (ISFSI) Pad constructed at the LaSalle Station (LS). In your request, you asked that DSFST review related background documents as shown in the TAR, performed by the licensee (Exelon Nuclear) and their contractor(s) HOLTEC and others that address the seismic design and analysis of the ISFSI Pad. These potential problems were raised as part of an Inspection currently under review by Region III; however, the scope of our review was limited to the licensees evaluations in the referenced documents (Package ADAMS accession number ML092881250) and determining the appropriateness and applicability of the use of nomograms presented in the NUREG/CR-6865 for analysis and design of the ISFSI Pad, in order to determine whether the licensees meet regulatory requirements.
DSFST has completed its review of the licensees seismic analyses of the LS ISFSI Pad and provides the enclosed assessment in response to your assistance request. Based on our review of the methodology, approach, results and conclusions documented by the licensee and its consultants, the SFST staff concludes that the seismic design of the LS ISFSI foundation has not met the requirements of the CoC and that the structural performance of the foundation has not met the applicable acceptance criteria during a safe-shutdown earthquake. Please note that our review, summary and conclusions are pertinent to LaSalle Station ISFSI pad only.
Enclosed, per your request, is a revised version of the response to the TAR delivered to you January 8, 2010, correcting typographical errors.
CONTACT: Bob Tripathi, DSFST 301-492-3281 Docket No: 050-373/374; 072-00070.
Enclosure:
Revised Response to Region III TAR - LS ISFSI Pad seismic analysis DISTRIBUTION:
SFST r/f BWhite, RLorson VOrdaz CLipa, RIII DHills, RIII VMeghani, RIII DSFST Ticket No: 201000003 G:\SFST\Tripathi\Cover Letter - Jan20 neew TAR Tripathi.doc ADAMS PACKAGE No.: ML100200515 OFC: SFST SFST SFST SFST SFST NAME: BTripathi CCook EBenner GBjorkman RLorson DATE: 1//20/10 1/08/10 1/20/10 1/08/10 1/08/10 C = COVER E = COVER & ENCLOSURE N = NO COPY OFFICIAL RECORD COPY