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Department of Energy Washington, D.C. 20545 Docket No. 50-537 HQ:S:82:049 JUN 17 1982 Mr. Paul S. Check, Director CRBR Program Office Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555
Department of Energy Washington, D.C. 20545 Docket No. 50-537 HQ:S:82:049 JUN 17 1982 Mr. Paul S. Check, Director CRBR Program Office Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.
20555


==Dear Mr. Check:==
==Dear Mr. Check:==
RESPONSES TO REQUESTS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND REVISIONS
RESPONSES TO REQUESTS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND REVISIONS


==Reference:==
==Reference:==
Letter,HQ:S:82:040, J. R. Longenecker to P. S. Check,
Letter,HQ:S:82:040, J. R. Longenecker to P. S. Check,
                    " Responses to Request for Additional Information,"
" Responses to Request for Additional Information,"
dated June 2, 1982 Enclosed are revised responses to Questions CS 210.1 and CS 250.4. These responses will also be incorporated in the PSAR Amendment 69, scheduled for submittal in July 1982.
dated June 2, 1982 Enclosed are revised responses to Questions CS 210.1 and CS 250.4. These responses will also be incorporated in the PSAR Amendment 69, scheduled for submittal in July 1982.
In addition, th's letter provides supporting reports referred to in the enclosed revised responses and to NRC Questions CS 210.3 and 7 and CS 250.5, 7, and 8 from the referenced letter.
In addition, th's letter provides supporting reports referred to in the enclosed revised responses and to NRC Questions CS 210.3 and 7 and CS 250.5, 7, and 8 from the referenced letter.
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ES-LPD-82-008, "CRBRP Materials Data Base" (Reference QCS 250.9-1);
ES-LPD-82-008, "CRBRP Materials Data Base" (Reference QCS 250.9-1);
ES-LPD-82-009, "CRBRP Special Stress and Criteria Considerations" (Reference QCS 210.1-1); and ES-LPD-82-011, "CRBRP Special Materials Considerations" (Reference QCS 210.1-2).
ES-LPD-82-009, "CRBRP Special Stress and Criteria Considerations" (Reference QCS 210.1-1); and ES-LPD-82-011, "CRBRP Special Materials Considerations" (Reference QCS 210.1-2).
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.tge 1 (82-0343) [8,22] #88 Ouestion N10.1 In piping systems at elevated temperatures, local deformation may occur at creas of geometric discontinuity, such as at fittings. Provide methods and procedires for the following:
.tge 1 (82-0343) [8,22] #88 Ouestion N10.1 In piping systems at elevated temperatures, local deformation may occur at creas of geometric discontinuity, such as at fittings.
A. Define elastic follow-up.
Provide methods and procedires for the following:
B. Evaluate creep rupture and fatigue damage.
A.
C. Justify the use of simplified creep ratcheting bounding techniques used in compiter codes.
Define elastic follow-up.
B.
Evaluate creep rupture and fatigue damage.
C.
Justify the use of simplified creep ratcheting bounding techniques used in compiter codes.
Resoonse
Resoonse
'Ihis question was answered orally at the May 6-7, 1982 High Tenperature Design Meeting.
'Ihis question was answered orally at the May 6-7, 1982 High Tenperature Design Meeting.
For parts A and C, the information is documented in Reference QCS210.1-1.
For parts A and C, the information is documented in Reference QCS210.1-1.
For part B, the information is documented in Reference QCS210.1-2.
For part B, the information is documented in Reference QCS210.1-2.
References QCS210.1-1     ES-LID-82-009, Engineering Study ReEort on CRBRP Special Stress and Criteria Considerations, June 1982.
References QCS210.1-1 ES-LID-82-009, Engineering Study ReEort on CRBRP Special Stress and Criteria Considerations, June 1982.
QCS210.1-2     ES-LHM)ll, Engineering Study Report on CRBRP Special Materials Considerations, June 1982.
QCS210.1-2 ES-LHM)ll, Engineering Study Report on CRBRP Special Materials Considerations, June 1982.
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l QCS210.1-1 Amend. 69 July 1982
l QCS210.1-1                                             I Amend. 69               I July 1982


Paga - 3 [82-0343] #70 ouestion cR950.4 Provide the method for structural evaluation of weldments and associated materials for service at elevated temperature. % e following should be addressed:
Paga - 3 [82-0343] #70 ouestion cR950.4 Provide the method for structural evaluation of weldments and associated materials for service at elevated temperature. % e following should be addressed:
                                                                                                                                                          .V
.V 1) room temperature and elevated temperature material acceptance criteria;
: 1)   room temperature and elevated temperature material acceptance criteria;
: 11) creep rupture damage resulting from residual forming and welding stresses; i
: 11) creep rupture damage resulting from residual forming and welding stresses; i
lii) mass transfer effects; l
lii) mass transfer effects; l
l iv) metallurgical notch effects; v)   fracture toughness criteria; vi) thermal aging effects; and vii)   irradiation effects.
l iv) metallurgical notch effects; v) fracture toughness criteria; vi) thermal aging effects; and vii) irradiation effects.
Resoonse his question was answered orally at the May 6-7, 1982 High Temperature Design Meeting.
Resoonse his question was answered orally at the May 6-7, 1982 High Temperature Design Meeting.
For parts 1, ii, and iv, the information is documented in Reference QCS210.1-2.
For parts 1, ii, and iv, the information is documented in Reference QCS210.1-2.
For parts lii, v, vi, and W.1, the information is documented in Reference QCS250.9-1.
For parts lii, v, vi, and W.1, the information is documented in Reference QCS250.9-1.
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Department of Energy Washington, D.C. 20545 Docket No. 50-537 HQ:S:82:049 JUN 17 1982 Mr. Paul S. Check, Director CRBR Program Office Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.

20555

Dear Mr. Check:

RESPONSES TO REQUESTS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND REVISIONS

Reference:

Letter,HQ:S:82:040, J. R. Longenecker to P. S. Check,

" Responses to Request for Additional Information,"

dated June 2, 1982 Enclosed are revised responses to Questions CS 210.1 and CS 250.4. These responses will also be incorporated in the PSAR Amendment 69, scheduled for submittal in July 1982.

In addition, th's letter provides supporting reports referred to in the enclosed revised responses and to NRC Questions CS 210.3 and 7 and CS 250.5, 7, and 8 from the referenced letter.

Enclosed are 70 copies of CRBRP Engineering Study Reports:

ES-LPD-82-007, "CRBRP Transition Joints" (Reference CS 210.3-1);

ES-LPD-82-008, "CRBRP Materials Data Base" (Reference QCS 250.9-1);

ES-LPD-82-009, "CRBRP Special Stress and Criteria Considerations" (Reference QCS 210.1-1); and ES-LPD-82-011, "CRBRP Special Materials Considerations" (Reference QCS 210.1-2).

incerely,

/{}Up J n R. Longen ker o

Acting Director, Office of the g (5p

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.tge 1 (82-0343) [8,22] #88 Ouestion N10.1 In piping systems at elevated temperatures, local deformation may occur at creas of geometric discontinuity, such as at fittings.

Provide methods and procedires for the following:

A.

Define elastic follow-up.

B.

Evaluate creep rupture and fatigue damage.

C.

Justify the use of simplified creep ratcheting bounding techniques used in compiter codes.

Resoonse

'Ihis question was answered orally at the May 6-7, 1982 High Tenperature Design Meeting.

For parts A and C, the information is documented in Reference QCS210.1-1.

For part B, the information is documented in Reference QCS210.1-2.

References QCS210.1-1 ES-LID-82-009, Engineering Study ReEort on CRBRP Special Stress and Criteria Considerations, June 1982.

QCS210.1-2 ES-LHM)ll, Engineering Study Report on CRBRP Special Materials Considerations, June 1982.

l QCS210.1-1 Amend. 69 July 1982

Paga - 3 [82-0343] #70 ouestion cR950.4 Provide the method for structural evaluation of weldments and associated materials for service at elevated temperature. % e following should be addressed:

.V 1) room temperature and elevated temperature material acceptance criteria;

11) creep rupture damage resulting from residual forming and welding stresses; i

lii) mass transfer effects; l

l iv) metallurgical notch effects; v) fracture toughness criteria; vi) thermal aging effects; and vii) irradiation effects.

Resoonse his question was answered orally at the May 6-7, 1982 High Temperature Design Meeting.

For parts 1, ii, and iv, the information is documented in Reference QCS210.1-2.

For parts lii, v, vi, and W.1, the information is documented in Reference QCS250.9-1.

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QCS250.4-1 Amend. 69 July 1982

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