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SAMA 8 RAI Supp. Info The attached will be used as the content of letter providing supplemental information regarding our response to BSEP SAMA RAI 8.
'Kozyra, Jan" <jan.kozyra@pgnmail.com>
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'Richard Emch <RLE~nrc.gov>
Mon, May 16, 2005 10:52 AM SAMA 8 RAI Supp. Info The attached will be used as the content of letter providing supplemental information regarding our response to BSEP SAMA RAI 8.
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Richard Emch - sama 8 additional.doc                                                                 Pagie Paae 11I'1 Richard Emch sama 8 additional.doc DRAFT Progress Energy Carolinas (PEC) letter dated April 21, 2005, Serial: BSEP 05-0051, "Response to Request for Additional Information - License Renewal,"
Richard Emch - sama 8 additional.doc Pagie 1 '1 Richard Emch  
- sama 8 additional.doc Paae 1 I DRAFT Progress Energy Carolinas (PEC) {{letter dated|date=April 21, 2005|text=letter dated April 21, 2005}}, Serial: BSEP 05-0051, "Response to Request for Additional Information - License Renewal,"
provides information about PEC plans to further evaluate SAMAs that are potentially cost-beneficial. The letter states in the response to RAI SAMA 1-8 that an assessment will be performed to make recommendations based upon further evaluations of the potentially cost-beneficial SAMAs. However, the assessment would focus on Phase II SAMA 1, and those (baseline case) SAMAs (15, 25, and 29) that remain cost-beneficial if SAMA 1 were implemented.
provides information about PEC plans to further evaluate SAMAs that are potentially cost-beneficial. The letter states in the response to RAI SAMA 1-8 that an assessment will be performed to make recommendations based upon further evaluations of the potentially cost-beneficial SAMAs. However, the assessment would focus on Phase II SAMA 1, and those (baseline case) SAMAs (15, 25, and 29) that remain cost-beneficial if SAMA 1 were implemented.
In discussions with the NRC, it was noted that SAMAs other than those in the baseline case may become cost-beneficial when uncertainties are considered.
In discussions with the NRC, it was noted that SAMAs other than those in the baseline case may become cost-beneficial when uncertainties are considered.
Specifically, these are SAMAs 6, 16, 17, 18, 30, 31, 32, and 34. PEC will include these SAMAs in the assessment that will make recommendations for the further evaluations of SAMAs. Completion of the evaluations is being tracked in the BSEP action tracking system. Decisions about possible implementation of the SAMAs will not be made upon probabilistic risk benefits and cost alone. Such decisions will also involve, in part, engineering judgment, and management judgment regarding operational and administrative burdens, practicality, and best use of scarce capital resources, etc.}}
Specifically, these are SAMAs 6, 16, 17, 18, 30, 31, 32, and 34. PEC will include these SAMAs in the assessment that will make recommendations for the further evaluations of SAMAs. Completion of the evaluations is being tracked in the BSEP action tracking system. Decisions about possible implementation of the SAMAs will not be made upon probabilistic risk benefits and cost alone. Such decisions will also involve, in part, engineering judgment, and management judgment regarding operational and administrative burdens, practicality, and best use of scarce capital resources, etc.}}

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SAMA 8 RAI Supplement Information
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Site: Brunswick  Duke Energy icon.png
Issue date: 05/16/2005
From: Kozyra J
Progress Energy Carolinas, Progress Energy Co
To: Emch R
NRC/NRR/DRIP/RLEP
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Richard Emch - sama 8 additional.doc Pagie 1 '1 Richard Emch

- sama 8 additional.doc Paae 1 I DRAFT Progress Energy Carolinas (PEC) letter dated April 21, 2005, Serial: BSEP 05-0051, "Response to Request for Additional Information - License Renewal,"

provides information about PEC plans to further evaluate SAMAs that are potentially cost-beneficial. The letter states in the response to RAI SAMA 1-8 that an assessment will be performed to make recommendations based upon further evaluations of the potentially cost-beneficial SAMAs. However, the assessment would focus on Phase II SAMA 1, and those (baseline case) SAMAs (15, 25, and 29) that remain cost-beneficial if SAMA 1 were implemented.

In discussions with the NRC, it was noted that SAMAs other than those in the baseline case may become cost-beneficial when uncertainties are considered.

Specifically, these are SAMAs 6, 16, 17, 18, 30, 31, 32, and 34. PEC will include these SAMAs in the assessment that will make recommendations for the further evaluations of SAMAs. Completion of the evaluations is being tracked in the BSEP action tracking system. Decisions about possible implementation of the SAMAs will not be made upon probabilistic risk benefits and cost alone. Such decisions will also involve, in part, engineering judgment, and management judgment regarding operational and administrative burdens, practicality, and best use of scarce capital resources, etc.