ML20212R281

Weekly Info Rept for Wk Ending 870417

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For: The Commissicners From: T. A. Rehm. Assistant for Operations Office of the EDO l

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WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WEEK ENDING APRIL 17, 1987 4 i A summary of try events is included as a convenience to those Commissioners

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j. Admiristration and Resources Management A l Nuc1 car Reactor Regulation B l Nuclear itaterial Safety and Safeguards C Nuclear Regulatory Research D Governmental A Public Affairs E*

) Cereral Counsel F*

I Persorrel G*

I Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data H

Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights  !*

Special Projects J*

J Regional Offices K+ ,

CRGR Monthly Reports L*  !

j Executive Director for Operations M i Items Addressed by the Commission N l Meeting flotices O ProprietaryorOtherSensitiveInformation(Notfor P externaldistribution) I e ,

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ei April 22, 1987 For: .. The Commissioners  !

From: T. A. Rehm. Assistant for Operations, Office of the E00

Subject:

WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT - WFFK ENDING APRIL 17, 1987 ,

t A suwary of key everts is included as a convenience to those Comissioners who may prefer a condensed versicn of this report. l Centents Enclosure ,

Administration and Resources Management A huclear Reacter Regulation 8 Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards C huclear Regulatory Research D Governmental 8 Public Affairs E* l l

General Counsel F* i Forsonnel G*

Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data H Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization & Civil Rights  !* .

Special Prcjects J*

Reofer.a1 Offices K*

I CPGR Monthly Reports L*

Executive Directnr for Operations M i Itent. Addressed by the Comission N Pceting Notices 0 t Proprintery or Other Sensitive Information (Not for P .

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,- HIGHLIGHTS OF WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT WEEK ENDING APRIL 17, 1987 Seabrook Unit 1 On April 9,1987, the Commission completed its review of ALAB 853. THe issue raised in ALAB 853 is whether any license can be issued prior to the submittal of offsite emergency plans. The Comission decided (by 3-2) not to affirm the Appeal Board's decision. The Commission stated: "In the special circumstances of this case our. judgement is that sound policy favors requiring the filing of a State, local, or utility plan before any operating license is issued, including a license confined to fuel loading or low-power testing." However, the Corsnission decided not to take action with respect to the outstanding Seabrook, Unit 1 license for fuel loading and precriticality testing.

The Comission, in noting an April 8,1987 PSNH filing of an offsite plan, indicated that the " plan makes possible at least a sumary review of the type we performed in Shoreham, to determine whether adequate emergency planning is at least in the realm of the possible." The Comission indicated that views of the parites, on the April 8,1987 PSNH motion to lift the stay on the low power license are due from the parties by April 28, 1987 and the NRC staff by May 1, 1987.

Shoreham On April 14, 1987, theLongIslandLightingCompany(LILCO)fileda Motion for Expedited Connission Consideration of a Request for Authorization to increase power to 25%. The request is being made pursuantto10CFRSection50.47(c),whichidentifiestheconditions underwhichanoperatinglicensemay(beissuedevenifsomeofthestandards 31ans are not set forth in S satisfied. The staff is planning an expedited review of tiis submittal from LILCO.

U.S. Uranium Enrichment In response to a 00E request, the Safeguards staff in coordination with Fuel Cycle staff is reviewing patential issues which should be considered in NRC licensing of a gaseous diffusion plant. This review is in response to questions raised on the privatization of the U.S. uranium enrichment enterprise.

On May 5, 6, and 7, NRC staff will visit Oak Ridge, TN to discuss and review DOE-contractor information developed through safety and environmental analysis of the gaseous diffusion plants at Paducah, Kentucky, and Portsmouth, Tennessee.

Staff will judge the scope and depth of supporting information, as well as the criteria used for design and analysis. The nature and condition of construc-tion and operational records will also be examined.

Cracked Stiffenina Rinas on UFg Cylinders NRC (RIV) has information that some 48-inch diameter UFc cylinders have stiffen-  !

ing rings fabricated from material which may not meet A5ME and ANSI Standards.

Radial cracks have been detected on some of these stif(ening rings. 00T regu-lations which become effective on June 30, 1987, will require UF cylinders to meet ASME and ANSI Standards. Loadingofaffectedcylindersshobidbediscon-tinued until the safety significance of the cracked rings has been evaluated and until it is clear that the cylinders can be transported under the new DOT rules. The staff is preparing a Bulletin to licensees on this subject.

OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION AND RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Week Ending April 17, 1987 ADMINISTRATION OF THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT STATUS OF REQUESTS - 1987 Initial Appeal of Request Initial Decision Received This Week 11 3 Completed This Week 9 4 Carryovers From 1986 170 53 Received In 1987 218 19 Granted In 1987 156 7 06nied In 1987 61 17 Pending 171 48 ACTIONS THIS WEEK Received Linda Bauman, Requests copies of records related to concerns raised by Government a naned individual concerning the South Texas nuclear power Accountability plant.

Project (87-208)

Donald Lewis, Requests seven categories of records related to the March 31 Law Offices of 1987 decision to shut down the Peach 8ottom nuclear power Donald 8. Lewis plant.

(87-209) 81111e Garde, Requests 14 categories of records regarding TVA plants.

Government Accountability Project (87-210)

John McKendree, Requests copies of records pertaining to the proposed Oil, Chemical and acquisitiun, stock transfer, license transfer, Atomic Workers modifications, change or renewals of license of Nuclear International Union Fuel Services, Inc. by Nuclear Assurance Corporation (87-211) since October 1, 1986.

Riad Ahmed, Requests a list of users of low-level carbon-14 and California hydrogen-3 radioactive isotopes.

Bionuclear Corporation (87-212)

CONTACT: Donnie H. Grimsley 492-7211 APRIL 17, 1987 ENCLOSURE A

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, Lynn Connor. Requests records showing calculations or other studies Doc-Search which support the denial of deviations from the Associates containment sump water instrumentation parameter in (87-213) Reg Guide 1.97.

Lynn Connor, Requests a copy of the August 7, 1980 response to Dcc-Search F01A-80-383.

Associates (87-214)

John McCrea, Requests six categories of records regarding a specified Waveline, Inc. contract. .

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t Linda Bauman, Requests records relating to the significant vibration in Government an auxilary water cooling system at the South Texas nuclear Accountability power plant on March 11, 1987.

Project (87-216) s Stanely Sacks, Requests four categories of records regarding the Dehember 9 Sacks & Sacks 1986 accident at the Surry nuclear power plant.

(87-217)

Sherry Thompson, Requests six categories of records regarding RFP RS-ORM-TELOS86-276.

(87-218)

John Mason, APPEAL TO THE ED0 for the release of records filed with Ropes & Gray the NRC by a named individual regarding the Comanche

! (87-A-17-87-134) Peak nuclear power plant.

Billie Garde, APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION AND THE EDO for the release of Government five records denied in their entirety and portions of Accountability six records regarding a request for records generated in Project connection with all sumary materials provided to the (87-A-18-85-312) contentions and/or the harassment and intimidation panel for their assessment of QA/QC at Comanche Peak.

f Jane Whicher, APPEAL TO THE COMISSION for the release of one denied

. The Baldwin record entitled, "In Camera Order Resolving Dispute i Foundation Between the Office of Investigations and the Board."

i of ACLU Inc. l (87-A-19-87-21) j Granted .

t George Pain, In response to a request for five categories of Olin Corporation records related to licensees for U.S. Department of t

(87-171) Army facilities, made available a copy of two records.

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, Granted, Cont'd Elizabeth Joyce, In response to a request for a list of licensees in Summa Pharmacy RI, made available a copy of the requested record.

of Philadelphia .

(87-197)

Malcolm Patterson, In response to a request for mailing labels for 26 American Nuclear specified mailing lists, made available a copy of the i Society the requested mailing lists. l (87-203)

Denied Steven Aftergood, In response to a request for records created since Committee to January 1, 1985 which consider the design basis Bridce the Gap threat and discuss proposed changes to it, made (86-775) available three records. Informed the requester that one additional record subject to this request is ,

already available at the PDR. Denied 31 records in their entirety and portions of one record containing classified information and disclosure of which would tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

Maribeth Kuehn, In response to a request for copies of specified records Phoenix Systems related to RFP RS-0RM-85-336, informed the requester that (87-24) ohe record subject to this request is already available at the PDR. Denied one record in its entirety and portions of one record considered to be confidential business (proprietary) information.

Dave Airozo, In response to an APPEAL TO THE COMMISSION AND THE ED0 I McGraw Hill for the release of 10 denied records regarding a request (87-A-7-86-796) for records relating to 0IA activities and inspector training, continued to deny these records, release of which tend to inhibit the open and frank exchange of ideas essential to the deliberative process.

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O DIVISION OF CONTRACTS WEEKLY INFORMATION REPORT

.. WEEK ENDING APRIL 17, 1987 PROPOSALS UNDER EVALUATION kFP No.: RS-RES-87-069

Title:

" Environmental Degradation of Overpack Materials"

Description:

Contractor shall conduct confirmatory research on the corrosion behavior of metallic containers. This research is important in determining if the licensee meets the containment requirements

,tir.ulated in 10 CFR 60.

Period cf Performance: Five years Srcnsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status: RFP closed on April 16, 1987. Proposals forwarded to Source  ;

Evaluation Pcnel for review on April 16, 1987.

RFP No.: RS-RES-87-077 Titie: " Investigation of the Quaternary Structural and Tectonic Character of the Meers Fault (Southwestern Oklahoma)"

Description:

Provide the data necessary to characterize the Meers Fault for seismic assessment and to determine if there are other such faults that may have been reactivated in the Quaternary within the fault zone.

Period of Performance: Two years Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research Status: Best end Final offers received on April 13, 1987 and forwarded to Scurce Evaluation Panel for review on April 13, 1987.

CONTRACTS AWARDED RFP No.: RS-ADM-87-203

Title:

" Demountable Wall System for NRC Consolidation"

Description:

Contractor shall furnish all labor and materials required to complete installation of movable, unitized partitions for the One ano Twc White Flint North Buildings.

Period cf Performance: Five years Sponsor: Office of Administration Consolidation Project Team Status: A Fixed Price Requirements type Contract No. NRC-10-87-203 was awarded to Transwcll Corporation in the amount of $1,447,415.00 effective April 15, 1987.

APRIL 17, 1987 ENCLOSURE A

CONTRACTS AWARDED (CONT'D) .

RFP ho.: RS-NRR-87-026

Title:

" Review and Evaluation of the Design Features of the 440-VVER Reactors"

Description:

Determine and evaluate the difference between a 440-VVER Feactor and an equivalent Western PWR and assess the significance of the differences.

Period of Performance: 12 months Sponsor: Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Status: A Cost-Plus-Fixed Fee type Contract No. NRC-03-87-026 was awarded to SBA/ International Technical Services in the amount of $54,282.00 effective April 17, 1987.

RFP No.: RS-0RM-87-225

Title:

" Criminal History Check Program"

Description:

Contractor shall provide services to receive fingerprint cards from licensees and applicants, perform data entry services, forward them to the FBI for identification and a criminal history check, and distribute the results of the search to the licensees and applicants.

Period of Pcrformance: 9 months Sponsor: Office of Administration and Resources Management / Division of Security Status: A Fixed Price P.equirements type Contract No. NRC-33-87-225 was awarded to Kenrob and Associates, Inc. in the amount of $320,458.00 effective April 8, 1987.

APRIL 17, 1987 ENCLOSURE A

l 0FFICE OF NUCLEAR REACTOR REGULATION ITEMS OF INTEREST Week Ending April 17, i987 Seabrook Unit 1 On April 9,1987, the Commission completed its review of ALAB 853. THe issue raised in ALAB 853 is whether any license can be issued prior to the submittal of offsite emergency plans. The Comission decided (by 3-2) not to affirm the Appeal Board's decision. The Comission stated: "In the special circumstances of this case our judgement is that sound policy favors requiring the filing of a State, local, or utility plan before any oferating license is issued, including a license confined to fuel loading or low-power testing." However, the Comission decided not to take action with respect to the outstanding Seabrook, Unit 1 license for fuel loading and precriticality testing.

The Commission, in noting an April 8,1987 PSNH filing of an offsite plan, indicated that the " plan makes possible at least a sumary review of the type we performed in Shoreham, to determine whether adequate emergency planning is at least in the realm of the possible." The Comission indicated that views of the parites, on the April 8,1987 PSNH motion to lift the stay on the low power license are due from the parties by April 28, 1987 and the NRC staff by May 1, 1987.

Issuance of Renewal Facility Operating License for the University of New Mexico Research Reactor On March 24, 1987, the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation renewed Facility Operating License No. R-102 for the AGN-201M research reactor at the University of New Mexico (UNf1), in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The AGN-201 reactor was transferred to the UNM form the University of California, Berkeley in August 1966. It was licensed for operation at UNM in September 1966. This renewal is for 20 years.

The AGN-201 is a small research reactor, designed to operate at a power level of 5 watts, and is used in experimental programs requiring a low neutron flux level. The inherent design features of this reactor offer l a high degree of safety, and the lower pcwer level precludes the l buildup of large amount of fission products.

IE INFORMATION NOTICE NO. 85-61, SUPPLEMENT 1: MISADMINISTRATIONS TO FATIENTS UNDERG0ING THYR 0ID SCAhS was issued to all licensees authorized to use byproduct material for human applications.

APRIL 17, 1987 ENCLOSURE B 1

Catawba Unit 2 ,

On April 13, 1987, Catawba Unit 2 proceeded to Mode 3 (Hot Standby) frcm full power because the Reactor Coolant System (RCS) unidentified leak rate was 1.8 gpm (TS limit is 1 gpm). Duke Power Company's personnel reduced the rate to less than 1 gpm by isolating a leaky valve on a RCS radiation monitor line. The Unit was back on line on April 14,1087, at about 5:50 p.m.

On March 23, 1987, the same Unit had a RCS leak rate in excess of I gpm. The cause of the leak was a leaky packing of a pressurizer PORV block valve. As a result, the Unit was shutdown from march 23 until April 8, 1987.

River Bend Station At about 3:15 p.m. (CDT) on April 13, 1987, the licensee implemented a software change to their process control computer while the reactor was operating at 100% rated power. This software change, provided by General Electric, was designed to affect balance of plant variables only.

This software modification apparently affected the ability of the computer to detect changes in thermal power levels as recirculation flow changed. The licensee estimates they exceeded their licensed thermal power level of 2894 MW for about four hours with a peak power level of about 101% of the license limit. The licensee began reducing power levels at about 7:00 p.m. when an operator suspected thermal power readouts were in conflict with other control room instrumentation.

River Bend Station received their full power license on November 20, 1985; went into commercial operation in June 16, 1986 and has been operating at 100% rated power for the past 89 days.

Region IV is following up closely on the licensee's root cause analysis of thie event is following up with General Electric.

Calvert Cliffs Unit 1 and 2 On April 14, 1907 Calvert Cliffs Unit I was in Mode 5 (cold shutdown) to correct environmental oualification deficiencies. Unit 2 was in Mode 6 (refueling).

At 1315 hours0.0152 days <br />0.365 hours <br />0.00217 weeks <br />5.003575e-4 months <br />, containment spray (CS) was inadvertently initiated in the Unit I containment through the #11 CS header. The CS continued for approximately 3 minutes before being secured. The licensee estimates that 4000 gallons of pH 5, borated water from the #11 refueling water tank (RWT) was sprayed into the Unit I containment.

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This inadvertent CS actuation was the result of, operator error and the ongoing correction of environmental qualification deficiencies.

No personnel injuries resulted from the spray actuation although several personnel were externally contaninated. These personnel were fully decontaminated by showering. ?!o internal contamination occurred.

No equipment damage was noted by the licensee but several terminal boxes were open for environmental qualification and consequently wetted by the spray. The licensee states that all terminal boxes and associated electrical corponents will be verified dry prior to reactor startup. Startup, which is scheduled for 4/18/87, is not expected to be delayed.

Shoreham On April 14, 1987, the Long Island Lighting Company (LILCO) filed a Motion for Expedited Commission Consideration of a Request for Authorization to increase power to 25%. The request is being made pursuant to 10 CFR Section 50.47(c), which identifies the conditions under which an operating license may be issued even if some of the standards set forth in Section 50.47(b) for the emergency plans are not satisfied. The staff is planning an expedited review of this submittal from LILCO.

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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY AND SAFEGUARDS Items of Interest Week Ending April 17, 1987 Second Annual State / Tribal Meeting NMSS is sponsoring the 2nd Annual Meeting of State and Tribal representatives in the High-Level Waste Program on June 9-10, 1987, at the Embassy Square Suites, 2000 N Street, NW, Washington DC. As part of the continuing and early exchange of data between NRC, DOE, states, Indian tribes, and other Federal agencies, NRC is holding this meeting to discuss various activities underway in our program. Also, included in the program will be NRC's approach to ident-ification and resolution of issues, status of NRC rulemakings, and demonstra-tion of the pilot program associated with the Licensing Support System.

U.S. Uranium Enrichment In response to a DOE request, the Safeguards staff in coordination with Fuel Cycle staff is reviewing potential issues which should be considered in NRC licensing of a gaseous diffusion plant. This review is in response to questions raised on the privatization of the U.S. uranium enrichment enterprise.

On May 5, 6, and 7, NRC staff will visit Oak Ridge, TN to discuss and review DOE contractor information developed through safety and environmental analysis of the gaseous diffusion plants at Paducah, Kentucky, and Portsmouth, Tennessee.

Staff will judge the scope and depth of supporting information, as well as the criteria used for design and analysis. The nature and condition of construc-tion and operational records will also be examined.

Turkey Point 4 Core Reverification by IAEA  !

l The inspection team from the IAEA successfully reverified the inventory in core and the spent fuel pool on April 9 and 10. The IAEA surveillance cameras will be in place until the core is closed and IAEA inspectors place seals on the core.

Meeting on Proposed Revisions to IAEA Transport Regulations On April 13, 1987, NRC representatives met with DOE and D0T staff to discuss and develop preliminary US positions on proposals from IAEA member states to review IAEA's transport safety regulations (Safety Series No. 6). The more significant proposals concerned shipments of plutonium by air, shipments of greater than Type A quantities of LSA materials, and the use of Type B(u) packages. United States views on these proposals will*be presented at an IAEA meeting in Vienna, Austria in June 1987.

APRIL 17, 1987 ENCLOSURE C

2 Cracked Stiffening Rings on UFg Cylinders ,

NRC (RIV) has information that some 48-inch diameter UF g cylinders have stiffen-ing rings fabricated from material which may not meet A5ME and ANSI Standards.

Radial cracks have been detected on some of these stiffening rings. 00T regu-lations which become effective on June 30, 1987, will require UF g cylinders to meet ASME and ANSI Standards. Loading of affected cylinders should be discon-tinued until the safety significance of the cracked rings has been evaluated and until it is clear that the cylinders can be transported under the new D0T rules. The staff is preparing a Bulletin to licensees on this subject.

Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material The purpose of this convention is to provide for the establishment and maintenance of adequate physical security with respect to international shipment of significant quantities of source or special nuclear material. The convention entered into force on February 8,1987, the thirtieth day following the date on which the twenty-first country formally ratified it. On March 26, 1987, NRC amended Parts 40, 70, 73, and 110 to bring them into accord with the convention. The staff estimates the convention may require Commission involvement in approximately 1500 notifications of import, export, and l

transient shipments per year. SGTR staff has already responded to several export notifications and requests for information from licensees.

Kerr-McGee, West Chicago Representatives of Kerr-McGee Chemical Corporation and Kerr-McGee Corporation met with representatives of NMSS/FC on April 10, 1987. General aspects of the West Chicago site were discussed, including a brief site history and the status of current activities.

West Valley Demonstration Project (WVDP)

The vitrification system for the WVDP high-level waste has resumed cold testing af ter a four-month idle period. A 64-hour integrated vitrification process test was successfully completed. NRC staff observed a portion of the test run.

Dry Spent Fuel Storage A license amendment was issued to Carolina Power and Light for the 10 CFR Part 72 license authorizing dry spent fuel storage at its H. B. Robinson plant site. The amendment approves design changes to the internal fixtures of the stainless steel canister which will be emplaced in the horizontal concrete storage modules. The staff's evaluation confirmed acceptability of the re-quested modifications from the criticality safety and structural standpoints.

APRIL 17, 1987 ENCLOSURE C

3 Status of Hearings:

Sequoyah Fuels, Gore, Oklahoma, Comprehensive Waste Disposal Plan Sequoyah Fuels Corporation submitted the Comprehensive Radiological Solid Waste Management Plan as required by Source Material License No. SUB-1010, Condition 21 on November 13, 1986. There has not been a schedule set for this proceed-ing. On March 25, 1987, Sequoyah Fuels Corporation petitioned for termination of the proceeding on the basis that no onsite disposal is now planned. The Presiding Officer has not yet ruled on the petition. The staff is not a party to the proceeding.

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OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH Items of Interest

, Week Ending April 17, 1987 2D/3D Personnel from the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (JAERI) reported at

, the March 17, 1987 Instrumentation Review Meeting at INEL that most of the INEL instruments provided to the Japanese Slab Core Test Facility (SCTF) Core III worked satisfactorily. However, there were a few exceptions. Lower plenum turbine flow meters which were designed to measure core inlet flows did not produce good results because of the electromagnetic interference caused by the electrical heater rods. Some conductivity probes for measuring the liquid i distribution in the upper plenum and the downcomer were also unreliable. In

addition, three out of 12 turbine flowmeters in the upper plenum showed small oscillations before appreciable two-phase flows were detected. These problems will be looked into by INEL to detemine whether the data taken need

! corrections. A similar review meeting was held at LANL for ORNL instruments on

March 19-20, 1987. JAERI reported that almost all of the ORNL instruments also i performed satisfactorily. The only exception were downcomer string probes and one of the tie-plate drag bodies which appeared to touch the surrounding stationary part of the tie plate. They also reported that although instruments j functioned correctly, the concept of measuring the liquid film velocity on the

! surface of structural elemer.ts in the vessel and the velocity of two-phase i mixture in the core did not work because of poor coherence of signals obtained  !

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! JAERI personnel reported that their effort for improving TRAC computer code

! models in the reflood period of LOCA has nearly been completed; independent ,

assessment efforts by the Japanese industry are about to start. They indicated i that they used special correlations for void fraction (Murao-Iguchi model) and

heat transfer (Murao-Sugimoto model) which were developed from their small scale test facility data and then confirmed that these correlations satisfactorily predicted the experimental data from large scale test a facilities; the Cylindrical Core Test Facility (CCTF) and the Slab Core Test j Facility (SCTF).

LANL indicated it also obtained good predictions of the CCTF data using a a

different set of void fraction and heat transfer correlations which were used in EPRI codes. LANL further noted that it used EPRI correlations because they cover a wider range of test conditions. LANL is now proceeding with developmental assessment of these new void distribution and heat transfer i

, models. These new models are planned to be released this June as part of TRAC-PF1/ MOD 2.

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. 2 Fission Product Release From High Temperature Fuel One of the significant contributors to severe accident source term uncertainty for early containment failure accidents is in-vessel fission product release.

The Oak Ridge high tenperature fission product release program is being conducted to obtain realistic release data to reduce this uncertainty. The first of a series of tests, Test VI-3, has been conducted in a verticle furnace using irradiated fuel which was heated to 2700K using a heatup and cooldown rate of 0.3%. A number of technical problems were encountered which delayed this first test until now. Results of this test will be described in upcoming weekly reports. This test represents the highest temperature achieved to date in out-of-pile fission product release studies previously run in any laboratory.

National Academy of Sciences Review of Severe Accident Chemistry A meeting was held on April 10, 1987 involving NRC staff and staff from the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences to discuss details of a workshop to review existing research on high temperature chemical processes in severe nuclear accidents. The workshop, which is made possible by a grant from NRC, is scheduled for August 13-15, 1987 at Woods Hole, Massachusetts. The National Research Council staff reauested NRC's assistance on specifying topics and speakers for the workshop. NRC staff suggested three areas upon which to focus the review of severe accident chemistry. Several general overview papers were also proposed to acquaint the scientists at the workshop with severe accident conditions and relevant chemistry phenomena.

Both U.S. and foreign scientists were nominated as speakers for the workshop.

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. Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data Items of Interest Week Ending April 17, 1987

1. Incident Response A meeting was held in Region III on April 15, 1987 to discuss plans for the Zion Full Field Exercise (FFE) with the licensee and federal and state representatives.

Following that meeting, AE0D and NRR representatives for Reactor Safety and Protective Measures Teams met with the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety in Springfield, Illinois for a briefing on the REAC facility on April 16, 1987. A potential problem was identified regarding communication of data uniquely obtained by the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety.

Provisions for obtaining the data from Illinois are being made and arrangements with other states will be examined to assure data uniquely available to each state is disseminated to NRC and the licensee.

The NRC is coordinating an effort to develop a videotape of the FFE at Zion. DOE, FEMA and Commonwealth Edison will film for their own needs and to support a script developed by NRC State Programs. The footage will be edited into a 30 minute presentation by FEMA or an NRC contractor.

The following Preliminary Notifications were issued during the past week.

a. PNG-I-87-28, Thomas Jefferson University, Misadministration to the Thyroid in Patient Following Iodine-125 Sealed Source Therapy.

b. PNO-I-87-29,E.I.Dupont(NewEnglandNuclear),SkinContamination Resulting in Overexposure.

c. PNO-I-87-30, The Western Pennsylvania Hospital, Release of a Patient Containing Iodine-131.

d. PNO-I-87-31, Public Service Company of New Hampshire (Seabrook Station Unit 1), Ocean Diver Casualty.

e. PN0-I-87-32, Pennsylvania Power & Light Company (Susquehanna Units 1 and2),ShutdownGreaterthan48 Hours.

f. PNO-IV-87-16, Gulf States Utilities (River Bend Station), Injured Worker,

g. PN0-IV-87-17, Rosel Well Perforators, Incorporated, Potential Media Interest - Bottle Labeled as Containing Radioactive Material Found by Citizen.

h. PN0-V-87-29, Portland General Electric Company (Trojan Plant), High Contamination Levels.

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1. PN0-V-87-29A, Portland General Electr.ic Company (Trojan Plant), High Contamination Levels - Update.

j j. PNO-V-87-30, Pacific Gas & Electric Company (Diablo Canyon Unit 2),

Augmented Inspection Team Dispatched to Site as a Result of Loss of Residual Heat Removal System (RHR) Capability.

2. Technical Training Center Several members of the TCC received hands on training at the Westinghouse SNUPPS-2 simulator in Monroeville, Pennsylvania from April 6-10, 1987.

The Westinghouse SNUPPS simulator, to be relocated to the TTC in Chattanooga, Tennessee, is being upgraded to the functional equivalent of

the existing SNUPPS-2 machine. This PWR instructor training was included as part of the Westinghouse simulator contract and will allow the PWR Technology Branch to provide 6 simulator courses using this simulator over the next 3 months and prior to its availability at the TTC. Initial work at the TTC to prepare the space for the SNUPPS simulator has begun.

This space was obtained by modification of an existing TTC contract. The SNUPPS simulator is expected to be operational at the TTC in July 1987.

The systems information in the PWR Technology Manual (Westinghouse. design) is being revised and converted from Sequoyah Nuclear Plant specifics to match the SNUPPS design which will be present on the Westinghouse SNUPPS simulator being relocated to the TTC. This is similar to the effort conducted by the TTC's Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) Technology Branch

within the last 18 months to convert the BWR teaching base from the l Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant design to a BWR-6 base.

I The Fundamentals of Inspection Course (F0IC) Manual has been forwarded for technical editing. The manual represents the culmination of a significant -

effort on the part of several NRC regional and program office personnel to revise and update existing subject material and create new material. The first F0IC using all revised materials will be coordinated by the TTC and will take place in the middle of the calendar year.

3. Reactor Operations Analysis j AE0D has initiated a study of the boric acid events at Turkey Point 3 and ANO-1. The study is expected to be completed in three months.

A MOU is being coordinated between NRC and INPO regarding the Performance l Indicator program information sharing.

4 i As a result of the Diablo Canyon loss of decay heat removal event, AEOD is l reviewing existing information including a previous case study, Informatiort Notices and INP0 evaluations to review the risk associated with these events

and to detennine whether current NRC and industry actions are sufficient.

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The proposed bulletin resulting from the Surry pipe break was sent to CRGR on Thursday with agreement of NRR since it is a continuity item from IE.

The bulletin would request information from licensees regarding their programs for detecting pipe wall thinning in carbon steel piping. It would allow for industry initiatives to develop the method of inspection and the basis for locations to be inspected.

5. CRGR The CRGR met April 17, 1987 to review a proposed generic letter on Appendix J leak rate testing calculation methods and RG E005-6 on Battery

, Qualifications. The CRGR recommended resolution of the leak rate testing by a minor rule change. The CRGR also recommended adding considerations of backfitting the Regulatory Guide for replacement batteries and requesting comments on the adequacy of thermal aging test methodology.

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. Office of Enforcement The following Sionificant Enforcement Actions were taken the week of April 13, 1987.

1. A Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amount of $?,000 was issued April 14, 1987 to Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, Newport News, VA. This action is based on an overexposure during normal operations and during the retrieval of a 10.2 curie iridium-192 radiography source. (EN 87-25A)

2. An Order Imposing a Civil Penalty in the amount of $50,000 was issued April 14, 1987 to Duke Power Company (Catawba, Unit 2). This action was based on violations of NRC requirements associated with the June 27, 1986 depressurization event during a loss of control room test. The licensee responded in a letter dated December 12, 1986. After careful consideration of the licensee's response, the staff concluded that with the exception of one violation, the violations did occur as set forth in the original Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty. (EN 86-26A)

3. A Notice of Violation ard Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty in the amcunt of $2,500 was issued April 15, 1987 to Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio. This action is based on (1) the failure to make a timely notification to the NRC regarding a therapeutic misadministration, and (2) the failure to obtain approval of the Radioisotope Committee for physicians to use licensed material. (EN87-31)

Civil Penalties Paid the week of April 13, 1987.

1. Duke Power Company (McGuire Nuclear Station) in the amount of $50,000 based on violations involving (1) failure to establish and maintain j the operability of the nuclear service water system, (2) performance of

, an inadequate 10 CFR 50.59 evaluation, (3) inadequate test performance

! and evaluation, and (4) failure to establish and implement adequate procedures associated with the nuclear service water system. (EA 87-08)

2. Ptbcock and Wilcox Co., Lynchburg, VA in the amount of $6,250 based on viole.tions involving failure to (1) perform adequate surveys, (2) meet license and procedural requirements for contamination surveys, (3) meet requirements for fixed air samples, (4) calibrate instruments, and (5) adequately train radiation workers. (EA 87-24)

3. Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. (D.C. Cook Nuclear Plant, Unit 2) payed the proposed penalty of $50,000 based on violations involving the inoperability of both Unit 2 independent emergency core cooling system subsystems while operating in Mode 1. (EA 87-13)

Other 2.206 Petition Mozart Ratner and Anthony Roisman filed a 2.206 petition on behalf of Vera English seeking enforcement action against the General Electric Company for the alleged improper dischcrge of Ms. English in viplation of Commission requirements. Specifically, they seek civil penalties of $40,635,000 plus

$37,500 per day until GE takes corrective action. In addition they seek an order from NRC modifying GE's license requiring corrective action, i.e.,

compensate Ms. English in the amount of $2,355,626.62, to repair the damage done or to have the license suspended.

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ITEMS ADDRESSED BY THE COMMISSION - Week Ending April 17, 1987 A. STAFFREQbhREMENTS-BRIEFINGONNRCSTRATEGICPLANNING,2:00P.M., MONDAY, i

APRIL 6, 1987, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM; D.C. OFFICE (OPEN.TO PUBLIC '

i ATTENDANCE) - Memo for the Record from J. Hoyle, Asst. SECY dated 4/14/87 l The Commission

• was briefed by the staff on its draft strategic  !

plan for NRC.

l There were no requirements placed on the staff at this meeting.

B. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - BRIEFING ON STATUS OF EE0 PROGRAM, 2:30 P.M., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1987, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - Memo Chainnan Zech to V. Stello, Jr., EDO dated 4/15/87 The Commission was briefed by members of the NRC staff on the

status of the agency's EEO program. Speakers included

I - V. Stello, EDO 3

- W. Kerr, SDBU/CR 3 - P. Norry, ADM

- N. Prasad Kadami, Affirmative Action Advisory Committee

- L. Dewey, Age Discrimination Advisory Committee

- C, Siegel, Federal Women's Program Advisory Committee

- S. Pettijohn, Blacks in Government

- J. Souder, Labor Management /EEO Advisory Committee l

, The EDO indicated that he would provide the Commission with the staff's comments on the recent RIF report by the Age Discrim-

. ination Advisory Committee.

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As a follow-up to the meeting the Commission has requested that the staff address the following items, j (1) The statistics provided by the staff on the performance evaluations of SES members on EEO indicate that rankings on .

the EEO subelement may not be consistent with the agency's

, somewhat limited success in the EEO area. That raises l' questions about the criteria being used f'or grading perfor-mance. The Commission requests that the staff report on exactly what it takes to get each rating, i.e. exactly what is necessary for a Fully Satisfactory, an Excellent, or an outstanding rating. The staff should also explore further initiatives to bring the agency's EEO performance up to the

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.. l (2) The FWPAC said that they are concerned that the reorgani- l zation may be having an adverse'effect on women of the l agency. The Commission requests that the EDO and the l Director, SDBU/CR work with all of the committees to assess i the impact of the reorganization. The staff should provide l necessary assistance to carry out the assessment. .

(3) The Commission directed the staff in an earlier SRM to develop a plan for increasing the number of women and minorities in the upper grade levels and the SES. The staff's response was to propose a rotational program which l has yet to be implemented. The staff should immediately l identify rotational assignment positions for this program and report to the Commission when this has been completed.

Special emphasis should be given to expanding the scope of the rotational program under the current reorganization.

i Further, the Commission requests that the staff report to the Commission in detail on programs, other than rotational

programs, being used by other agencies to accomplish the 4 goal of increasing the representation of women and minorities in management positions.

l The staff should also identify opportunities under the reorganization to expand the upward mobility program.and to increase the number of women and minorities in first-line supervisory positions throughout the agency. Please present a plan within two months for accomplishing the expansion of the upward mobility and rotational programs.

(4) The Commission's hiring goals are being established based on the study of the workforce performed by Oak Ridge. It was the Commission's understanding before the Commission

meeting that that study is based on 1980 census information l which is in turn based on 1979 statistics.

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staff said at the meeting that the Oak Ridge study is updated each year. You should provide the Commission with a detailed explanation of how they accomplish the update of the information. Further, you should report on what information other agencies use in developing their goals.

(5) You should report to the Commission within two weeks on what the staff is doing to utilize the FWPAC in the staff's

" secretary study."

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(6) The staff should review the recommendations they provided to the Commission in their February 10, 1987 memo to the Commission on the study done on racial discriminhtion in performance evaluations in light of the information provided at the meeting which indicates that the Youlower ratings should may provide be due largely to lower grade levels.

the Commission with a detailedInreport of this review and addition, the staff should any further recommendations. l provide recommendations for dealing specifically with the unacceptable attitudes evidenced by certain offices in i their explanations for disparities in rankings. For l example, one office explained that disparities existed because minorities were lower graded, and another explained that minorities have less service. These factors should have no relevance to whether an employee is meeting or i

' exceeding his or her performance elements. The staff should look.into whether we should do some things directly yl in those cases.

! (7) It appears that the staff is doing a better job of providing information to the advisory committees on a timely basis.

The Commission continues to be interested in assuring that the staff provides all relevant information to the commit-tees in enough time to allow them to comment, and that staff consult with interested committees early enough in the decisionmaking process that the comments of the commit-tees might have some effect. Copies of the Advisory Committees reports should be sent to the Commission through the EDO.*

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(8) is being addressed in the strategic planning process to see that NRC uses present human resources to the maximum extent possible as agency needs change.

C. STAFF REQUIREMENTS - AFFIRMATION / DISCUSSION AND VOTE, 4:00 P.M., THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1987, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC

. ATTENDANCE) - Memo J. Hoyle, Asst. SECY to W. Parler, GC dated 4/16/87 i I. SECY 69 - Review of ALAB-853, In the Matter of Public Service Company of New Hampshire The Commission, by a 3-2 vote, approved an order completing its review of ALAB-853 and the issue of whether a utility must  !

i submit either a governmental or utility radiological emergency '

plan for the entire plume exposure pathway emergency planning zone for the facility before the Commission ma operating license, including one conditioned \yo issue permitany only fuel loading or operations at less than 5 percent power.

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J Chairuniin Zech and Commissioner Bernthal have approved the order which reversed the Appeal Board deci.sion indicating,that "In the special circumstances of this case our judgment =is that sound policy favors requiring the filing of a state, local, or utility plan before any operating license is issued, including a license confined to fuel loading or low-power testing."

Commissioner Asselstine approved the result of the order and

had additional views. Commissioners Roberts and Carr disapproved .

the order; they would have approved an order affirming the  !

Appeal Board decision. Commissioners Roberts and Carr had '

dissenting views.

1 D. STAFFREQUIREMENTS-DISCUSSION /POSSIIBLEVOTEONFULLPOWEROPERATINGLICENSE FOR CLINTON, 2:00 P.M., FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1987, COMMISSIONERS' CONFERENCE ROOM, D.C. OFFICE (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - Memo J. Hoyle, Asst. SECY to j V. Stello, Jr., dated 4/17/87 The Commission was briefed by the licensee and the staff on the j' readiness of Illinois Power Company to receive a full power operating license for the Clinton Unit I nuclear power plant.

Representing the licensee before the Commission were:

i - W.T. Kelley, President

- W.C. Gerstner, Executive Vice President

. - D.P. Hall, Vice President i

The Commission, with all Commissioners agreeing, authorized the staff to issue a full power operating license to Illinois Power j Company for the Clinton Unit 1 nuclear power plant.

Commissioner Asselstine urged the licensee to take a slow and cautious approach to full power in order to gain experience ,

with operations. '

Chairman Zech requested Region III to continue to monitor the licensee's maintenance backlog for positive trends.

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i 4/20/87 - Hilton Hotel Valley To provide information about the NRC/0LB/ W. T. Russell 8:00 a.m. Forge final revisions to 10 CFR Part 55 Reg. Reps./

King of Prussia, PA " Operators' Licenses," and their Utility Reps./

implementation. Public Members 4/20/87 50-327/ Tenn. River Rm. To discuss overall status of NRC/TVA J. N. Donohew 100 p.m. 328 Chattanooga, TN Sequoyah Restart.

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Stoffer Orlando Res. To discuss CSNI Training NRC/ International J. J. Persensky

8:15 a.m. Orlando, Flordia 4/21/87 50-445/ Room P-422 To discuss plant specific NRC/ Applicant A. Vietti-Cook 9:00 a.m. 446 Phillips Building analysis for steam generator tube rupture for Comanche Peak. -

4/22/87 - Stoffer Orlando Res. To discuss CSNI Training NRC/ International J. J. Persensky 8:15 a.m. ,

Orlando, Flordia 4/22/87 50-322 Room 124 To discuss Shoreham status on NRC/LILC0 R. Lo 10:00 a.m. Phillips Building technical issues.

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Ek 4/28-5/1/87 Sandia Labs To make a presentation at Ee Ten Eyck Ten Eyck gg Albuquerque, NM the 7th International Training ni Course on Physical Protection ca & discuss technical assistance project with Sandia

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- DIVISION OF LOW-LEVEL WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DECOMMISSIONING ATTENDEES / NRC U$ DOCKET PURPOSE APPLICANT CONTACT E3 DATE/ TIME NUMBER LOCATION Oak Ridge, TN lo attend Waste Management Advisory J. Starmer (LLWM) Kane 4/20-21/87 Committee Meeting. J. Kane (LLWM)

J. Lambert (Oak Ridge) 4/21/87 DOE, DOE groundwater institutional controls Reps of D0L, Martin Germantown policy meeting. EPA, 5 NMSS 9:00 Denver, C0 To assist RIV SP staff in review of the M. J. Seeman (LLWM) Sollenberger 4/21-24/87 D. Sollenberger (LLWM)

Colorado Uranium Recovery Program.

Region IV State of Colorado Willste, ACRS planning meeting in preparation M. Knapp (LLWM) Dunkelman 4/23/87 8:30-10:00 5th floor for thy 18-19 Waste Management M. Dunkelman (LLWM) conf room Subcommittee meeting. D. Moeller ( ACRS)

0. Merrill (ACRS) 4/23/87 Willste, EPA Interface Council Meeting. Reps of NRR, RES. Weber 2:00-4:00 9th floor GC, GPA & NMSS conf room Grand Junction, Attend Remedial Action Annual Meeting H. Thompson (NMSS) Kna pp 4/28-5/1[87 M. Knapp (LLWM)

C0; Las Vegas, (Colorado), visit Beatty LLW site and NV chemical waste disposal site (Nevada) D. Sollenberger (LLWM) and tour mill tailings sites (Colorado).

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37 (RIF) Offices 4/28/87 H Street Senate Committee on Energy H. Thompson, NMSS R. Browning and Natural Resources R. Cunningham, FCMA (Johnston/McClure) on R. Browning HLW topics 5/1/87 Fairfax Hospital Orientation and tour of NRC N. McElroy Broad Licensee Chairman Zech Hugh Thompson Norman McElroy Fairfax Hospital C. Barrie Cook Medical Director Robert L. White

, Director of Pathology Jim Deye Physicist Don Hixson Technologist 5/4/87 - Oak Ridge TN To meet with DOE T.

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, 4/17/87 Sth Floor Conf. Meeting with NFS to discuss R. Cunningham, FCMA L. Rouse Decommissioning costs L. Rouse, FCMA J. Long, FCMA G. Bidinger, FCMA R. Fonner, OGC Representatives from N FS 4/20/87 Room 1118 Pre-Meeting with OCA for the H. Thompson, NMSS OCA Staff 11:00 a.m. upcoming Johnson /McClure R. Cunningham, FCMA Hearings R. Browning, HLWM ,

4/20/87 Nicholson Exploratory Meeting with G. Sjoblom, FCMA E. Beckjord, RES 9:00 a.m. Licensee Worker Unions J. Hickey FCMA

, R. Rentchler, SG Representatives from i

OGC, RES, NRR Utility Worker's Union Internation&l Brother-hood of Electrical Workers

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