ML20132B182

Forwards Generic Issue Mgt Control Sys Fourth Quarter FY96 Update,Which Reflects Listed Major Activities That Occurred During Reporting Period

ML20132B182
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Issue date:	12/09/1996
From:	Morrison D NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES)
To:	Taylor J NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO)
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MEMORANDUM TO: James H. Taylor Executive Director for Operations David L. Morrison, Director

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SUBJECT:

GENERIC ISSUE MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM -

FOURTH QUARTER FY-96 UPDATE Attached is the Fourth Quarter FY-96 update of the Generic Issue Management 4

Control System (GIMCS) for your information. This report reflects the

following major activities that occurred during the reporting period

(1) Two generic safety issues (GSIs) were prioritized and will require resolution:

190 Fatigue Evaluation of Metal Components for 60-Year Plant Life 191 Assessment of Debris Accumulation on PWR Sump Performance  ;

(2) Five generic issues were identified for prioritization, including s three by NMSS.

1 Thus, seven issues remain to be prioritized (see Table 7), three issues remain to be reprioritized (see Table 8), and seventeen GSIs remain to be resolved, including two that are scheduled for resolution in the First Quarter of FY-97 (See Table 4A).

In response to the Commission request in SRM951219A that the staff use "gng acency-wide ceneric issue resolution trackino system," GIMCS has been expanded to track ongoing work on: (a) previously resolved GSIs (see Table 12); and (b) related generic activities (see Table 13). I will continue to keep you informed of progress in resolving the issues as well as any major problems that might surface during the course of their resolution.

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RES NRR D. Morrison, T-10F12 l

F. Miraglia, 0-12G18 T. Spets, T-10F12 A. Thadani, 0-12G18 W. Hodges, T-10E37 B. Sheron, 0-7D26 L. Shao, T-10D20 R. Zimmerman, 0-12G18 T. King, T-10E37 S. Varga, 0-14E4 J. Murphy, T-10F12 F. Hebdon, 0-14821 F. Eltawila, T-10G6 J. Roe, 0-13E4 F. Cherny, T-10C9 J. Hannon, 0-13D18 F. Coffman, T-10E33 G. Lainas, 0-7026 M. Cunningham, T-10E50 R. Wessman, 0-7E23 J. Persensky, T-10E33 J. Strosnider, 0-704 H. Vandermolen, T-10E50 G. Holahan, 0-8E2 M. Drouin, T-10F13 C. Berlinger, 0-8H7

0. Norian, T-9F31 B. Boger, 0-10H5 R. Meyer, T-10G6 S. Black, 0-9Al ,

A. Busiik, T-10 T. Martin, 0-llH21 K. Shaukat, T-10 S. Weiss, 0-11820 l V. Leung, T-10 C. Miller, 0-1004 '

O. Gormley, T-10 F. Gillespie, 0-12G18 M. Marshall, T-10C9 R. Borchardt, 0-12E4 A. Serkiz, T-10C9 -T. Scarbrough, 0-7E23 ,

J. Wachtel, T-10E33 D. Terao, 0-7H15 I J. Kramer, T-10E33 P. Cota, 0-8E2 J. McCausland, T-9C24 B. Elliot, 0-704 4 p A. Masciantonio, 0-12E4 l NMSS R. Croteau, 0-14M22 Q) l C. Paperiello, T-8A23 S. Jones, 0-8D1 l F. Combs, T-8F5 S. West, 0-801 l K. Ramsey, T-8F5 W. Long, 0-8H7 J. Wiggins, 0-7026 AEOD L. Kopp, 0-8E23 l E. Jordan, T-4D18 A. Gautam, 0-9Al  !

W. Jones, T-4A9 J. Birmingham, 0-8022 J. Conran, T-4018 S. Koenick, 0-llAl i H. Bailey, T-4A43 T. Kim, 0-13D1 P. Eng, T-8FS REGIONS R. Palla, 0-8H7 H. Miller, Region 1 E. Kendrick, 0-8E23 S. Ebneter, Region II T. Boyce, 0-12E4 A. Beach, Region III M. Malloy, 0-llAl L. Callan, Region IV G. Hubbard, 0-8D1 A. Chaffee, 0-llAl OTHERS A. Huffert, 0-9C24 M. Fleishman, 0-16G15 D. Oudinot, 0-801 J. Johnson, 0-16G15 G. Hammer, 0-7E23 J. Larkins, T-2E26 J. Wilson, 0-10H5 S. Duraiswamy (6), T-2E26 M. Razzaque, 0-8E23 L. Stadler, T-9D6 T. Koshy, 0-llAl H. Schecter, 0-3H5 R. Emch, 0-10D4 W. Usilton, T-6C30 S. Peterson, 0-12G18 PDR M. Case, 0-llH21 NUDOCS M. Gamberoni, 0-13D18

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