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| Site: | Limerick  |
| Issue date: | 12/31/1983 |
| From: | PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC |
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0-1 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 5-10 10-Mile Total 58 682 894 397 753 3,158 5,942 46 1,088 244 478 204 2,428 4,488 46 40 202 334 276 3,732 4,630 12 58 199 380 228 5,139 6,016 20 150 271 389 418 5,120 6,368 29 179 297 268 579 9,223 10,575.
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_ _ _ _ ~ . . __ .____ _ __ _- LGS EROL i OUESTION E451.8-(Section 2.3) Five years (1972-1976) of data record have been submitted in L joint frequency distribution form. Regulatory Guide 4.2 t (Revision-2) states that the data set should include the most recent one year period for an operating license application. Provide the joint frequency distributions of wind direction and wind speed by atmospheric stability class (as defined by vertical temperature difference) for the most recent annual cycle of i meteorological data (1980 or later) for all levels of wind and vertical temperature difference measurements based on data from tower 1 and, if available, from the other towers. The data year l selected should represent conditions which were unobstructed by temporary terrain modificatior.s. Provide the frequency (hours and percent) of calms (as defined in Question E451.7 from Regulatory Guide 1.111) by stability class and do not include calms in the joint frequency distribution tables by wind direction.
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- LThe requested information was transmitted to the NRC by letter l- from J. S. Kemper to A. Schwencer dated September 1, 1982. One ;
copy of a magnetic tape of hourly data and five copies of joint O' frequency distributions were included with the letter. As-required by Regulatory Guide 1.70, section 2.3.3, this material represents the most recent one-year period of. record for 1980 currently available. I The magnetic tape was resubmitted on. October 13, 1983, by letter from J. S. Kemper to A. Schwencer, to correct a deficiency in the criginal tape. The joint frequency distributions submitted with the Septemper 1, 1982 letter are unaffected. In addition, one copy of a magnetic tape containing hour-by-hour data and five copies of the joint frequency distributions for the , 1980 year on a composite system basis were included with the October 13, 1983 letter. The composite system includes all of the primary tower (Tower No. 1) data, but uses secondary tower ~ (Tower No. 2) wind speed and direction data from the same MSL elevation where Tower No. I data are missing. The-justification for this substitution has been established by the Applicant and is presented in FSAR Section 2. 3. 2.1.1. 2 and Table'2.3.2-30. O E451.8-1 Rev. 16, 12/83
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